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Former coach Cat Clifford is shown in a mound meeting this past season in a game against Canisius. Clifford left her helm after two seasons just before a penalty for a recruiting violation was levied by the NCAA.
Jaspers turn over key personnel after NCAA penalties
Manhattan College’s athletics department had a rough three weeks leading into the beginning of June — to say the least. Others could say it has been a rough four years, according to the NCAA. more
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Marianne Reilly is all smiles in 2016 when she was first announced as the first woman to take over the athletics department at Manhattan College
The end of an era for promising AD
When Marianne Reilly was first named athletic director at Manhattan College in March 2016, she was honored as the first woman to achieve that distinction. more
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Courtesy of Nick Tucker After getting called up by the Boston Red Sox on Friday, Joe Jacques stands with his high school coaches before the Boston Red Sox played the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Jacques was a three-sport athlete at Red Bank Regional High School in Little Silver, New Jersey, before playing college baseball at Manhattan College.
Ex-Jasper pitcher makes his long-awaited MLB debut
This year is lining up to be the “Year of the Jasper” in Major League Baseball. First there was Tom Cosgrove with the San Diego Padres, and now the latest member to join the ranks out of Manhattan College is Joe Jacques. The Boston Red Sox called up Jacques on June 9 and he made his debut three days later. more
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Former Manhattan College men’s basketball player Samba Diallo has always felt a deep loyalty to his homeland of Senegal. He took that meaning to another level in 2021 when he started the RUFISQUE MADE basketball camp in his home city of Rufisque. Come July, he will return to his old stomping grounds with another chance to mentor and give back to the youth.
How a sneaker collection led to Senegal hoops camp
Samba Diallo has more pairs of basketball shoes than the younger version of himself could ever dream of. And on occasion during his collegiate career, he showcased different color schemes with one half of his footwear game unique in appearance. He didn’t do it to be different. Rather, it was his reminder of how his story was different. more
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The Manhattan College men’s baseball team defeated Fordham 13-12 on a game-winning single by freshman outfielder Daniel Perez in the 13th inning at Clover Stadium on May 16th. The victory marked a signature moment for the Jaspers in 2023 under new head coach Dave Miller.
‘Manhattan Project’ has Jaspers baseball for long haul
It’s viewed as a project that may be ahead of its timeline. The rebuild of the Manhattan College baseball team under head coach David Miller has been dubbed the “Manhattan Project.” Not as an ode to any arsenal of nuclear weapons, but rather as a new description of the changing dynamics of a baseball program. more
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Rokas Jocys, at right, is freshman guard from Lithuania on the Manhattan College men’s basketball team. In eight games, Jocys is shooting 46 percent from three and hit the game-winning three with five seconds left in overtime to lift the Jaspers over Mount St. Mary’s, 75-74, on Dec. 1 at Draddy Gymnasium.
Rokas Jocys' game-winning three catapults Manhattan College
Manhattan College’s Rokas Jocys rose up over Joshua Reaves of Mount St. Mary’s with his hopes clinging to every stage in the progression of his release. The rest of his thoughts may have gone blank as he watched the ball go through the net and then the rush of his teammates to celebrate him. more
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Members of the College of Mount St. Vincent women’s basketball team proudly show off the first-place trophy they won during Thanksgiving break during the Dr. Betty Shabazz Tournament hosted by Medgar Evers College.
The Mount women's hoopsters take Shabazz Tournament
The College of Mount Saint Vincent’s women’s basketball team was active during Thanksgiving break by picking up a tournament victory in Brooklyn. more
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Olivia Henry does not only warrant the attention of her opponents but that of national scouts as well. She is a top ranked prospect in the class of 2027 and a number of prominent college programs are showing interest in her. You can see where she gets her height from as she stands next to her dad and coach Collin Henry.
Fieldston’s Olivia Henry is putting NYC volleyball on map
For 23 years, Collin Henry has coached the girls volleyball team at Ethical Culture Fieldston School. In that span, he never had anything like this year’s undefeated team, nor the individual … more
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Point guard DeJuan Clayton returns to the basketball court last Friday for Manhattan College after a judge granted an injunction in his lawsuit against the NCAA.
DeJuan Clayton makes debut after lawsuit saga
The night of Feb. 23 felt like a moment of rebirth for DeJuan Clayton. With the Manhattan College Jaspers trailing Marist by seven points, Clayton checked in for his season debut against all odds. Right then, he became the first D1 men’s basketball player to play in eight different seasons. more
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Irma Garcia was left without an athletics home after her previous employer, St. Francis College, eliminated its NCAA Division I athletics teams following the 2022-23 school year. But Manhattan College made her an offer she could not refuse, as well as chance to return to the role of athletics director, which she served in at St. Francis since 2007.
Changing of Manhattan College AD guard centers on Irma Garcia
It has been a whirlwind of a couple months for Irma Garcia. Now that the dust has finally settled, it is time to go to work at Manhattan College as the school’s interim athletics director. more
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