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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
BEN NAMED LEHIGH VALLEY SMALL COLLEGE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Dave Ben (sr. Coatesville/Coatesville) was named the Lehigh Valley Small College Basketball Media Organization’s Player of the Year for the third straight season Tuesday.
Ben, who is second in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference in scoring with 22.4 points per game, has helped the 2008-09 Kutztown University men’s basketball team to a 20-3 overall record, which includes two winning streaks of nine games.
KU is currently in first place at 9-1 in the PSAC East after winning nine straight divisional games.
Ben has averaged 23.8 points over the last nine games, including a 36-point performance at West Chester, where he hit a school record eight 3-pointers.
Also during the nine-game winning streak, Ben posted 22 points at home against Mansfield on Jan. 21, moving him into first place on KU’s scoring list. He currently has 1,857 points.
In addition to his 22.4 points per game, Ben is averaging 5.6 rebounds per game. He has 90 assists, 56 steals and 16 blocks. He’s shooting 51.5 percent from the field, including 39.5 percent (45-of-114) from 3.
During his four years at KU, Ben has an average of 17.6 points per game. He’s started in 103 games and since he first appeared on the floor of Keystone Hall, KU has won 72 games.
Ben becomes the first men’s player to win the LVSCBMO Player of the Year award three times. Alyssa Antolick (DeSales/East Stroudsburg) was a three-time winner on the women’s side in 2004-05 and 2007.
The award is given to the top player in the Lehigh Valley area. Voting is conducted by the organization's members, including media from the Lehigh Valley, as well as coaches and sports information directors from Cedar Crest, Delaware Valley, DeSales, East Stroudsburg, KU, Moravian and Muhlenberg.
The player of the year award is named in memory of longtime East Stroudsburg sports information director Pete Nevins, who was one of the founding members of the organization. Nevins passed away in 2007.
Ben, who is second in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference in scoring with 22.4 points per game, has helped the 2008-09 Kutztown University men’s basketball team to a 20-3 overall record, which includes two winning streaks of nine games.
KU is currently in first place at 9-1 in the PSAC East after winning nine straight divisional games.
Ben has averaged 23.8 points over the last nine games, including a 36-point performance at West Chester, where he hit a school record eight 3-pointers.
Also during the nine-game winning streak, Ben posted 22 points at home against Mansfield on Jan. 21, moving him into first place on KU’s scoring list. He currently has 1,857 points.
In addition to his 22.4 points per game, Ben is averaging 5.6 rebounds per game. He has 90 assists, 56 steals and 16 blocks. He’s shooting 51.5 percent from the field, including 39.5 percent (45-of-114) from 3.
During his four years at KU, Ben has an average of 17.6 points per game. He’s started in 103 games and since he first appeared on the floor of Keystone Hall, KU has won 72 games.
Ben becomes the first men’s player to win the LVSCBMO Player of the Year award three times. Alyssa Antolick (DeSales/East Stroudsburg) was a three-time winner on the women’s side in 2004-05 and 2007.
The award is given to the top player in the Lehigh Valley area. Voting is conducted by the organization's members, including media from the Lehigh Valley, as well as coaches and sports information directors from Cedar Crest, Delaware Valley, DeSales, East Stroudsburg, KU, Moravian and Muhlenberg.
The player of the year award is named in memory of longtime East Stroudsburg sports information director Pete Nevins, who was one of the founding members of the organization. Nevins passed away in 2007.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Dennis, Ben Score 22 as KU Extends Record Winning Streak
Kutztown (19-3, 8-1 PSAC East) 84
The win is a KU program record eighth-straight PSAC East victory, and gives the Golden Bears 19 wins, tying last year's mark for second-most wins in a season in KU history (the 1987-88 team holds the record with 21 wins). KU is 19-3 overall, 8-1 and in first place in the PSAC East.
Dave Ben (sr. Coatesville/Coatesville) and Stephen Dennis (jr. West 
Chester/Henderson) scored 22 points each to lead Kutztown to an 84-79 win at Mansfield in PSAC East men's basketball action Wednesday night.
Chester/Henderson) scored 22 points each to lead Kutztown to an 84-79 win at Mansfield in PSAC East men's basketball action Wednesday night.The win is a KU program record eighth-straight PSAC East victory, and gives the Golden Bears 19 wins, tying last year's mark for second-most wins in a season in KU history (the 1987-88 team holds the record with 21 wins). KU is 19-3 overall, 8-1 and in first place in the PSAC East.
Andre Woodlin (sr. Philadelphia/Central) added 13 points and Ryan Washington (so. Philadelphia/Wissahickon) scored 12 points and grabbed 11 rebounds.
Chris Pender led Mansfield (13-8, 6-3 PSAC East) with 16 points. Ryan Callahan and Justin Simmons had 14 points each and Chris Greene added 12.
Kutztown trailed 41-36 at halftime, but the Golden Bears used an 11-0 run midway through the second half to take the lead. Woodlin had five points during the run.
KU never trailed again, but the Mountaineers tied the score at 77 in the final minute on a free throw by Pender. Dennis quickly gave KU the lead, with a layup five seconds later. After an MU turnover, Dennis sank two free throws with 25 seconds left.
Greene's jumper with 17 ticks left made it 81-79 and Dennis made one-of-two free throws with 12 seconds remaining. MU ran down the clock for the final shot, but Callahan's 3-point attempt missed and KU got the rebound. Steve Coffey's (so. Reading/Wilson) two free thows with a second left accounted for the final scoring.
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Sunday, February 1, 2009
Best Super Bowl Commercials
In honor of this "lame" (bitter eagles fan ova here) Super Bowl we are all about to witness, I decided to honor the other great show that goes on during the Super Bowl that being the commercials. In the recent years they have gotten worst, but in the next days I will be remembering the greats. Enjoy!
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