M. basketball secures first conference victory
Many Hopkins players showed exceptional performances. Polster was honored with both the Centennial Conference and PrestoSports/Provident Pride of Maryland Honor Roll on Monday. Junior guard Collin Kamm played very well for the Jays, hitting double digits with 13 points. Kamm also showed an impressive two steals and three assists, and he currently ranks sixth in steals in the Centennial Conference. Sophomore forward Andrew Farber-Miller didn't disappoint either; he added to the statistics for the Jays with a team-high seven rebounds and seven points.
Hopkins has a busy schedule coming up to close out the 2007 year. They face a pair of road games in the upcoming weeks; Gettysburg on Wednesday, Dec. 5, and Dickinson on Saturday, Dec. 8. Despite the fact that the Jays beat Gettysburg the last time the two teams met, Gettysburg (4-1, 1-1) leads the lifetime series with Hopkins 41-25. Since the establishment of the Centennial Conference, however, Hopkins is 6-7 in games at Gettysburg. Gettysburg suffered its first loss of the season last Saturday, so with Hopkins coming off a win, it should fuel the team to have an exciting game, and hopefully a victory.
In terms of the game against Dickinson (4-2, 1-1), Hopkins leads the lifetime series between the two, 35-23. The Jays have won the last 5 meetings and 10 of the last 11. In fact, Hopkins has a record of 11-3 in Carlisle since the 1993-94 season. The Dec. 8 match-up between the Jays and the Devils will be an important one in determining where Hopkins stands in the conference as well as where they may end up in 2008.
Hopkins has a busy schedule coming up to close out the 2007 year. They face a pair of road games in the upcoming weeks; Gettysburg on Wednesday, Dec. 5, and Dickinson on Saturday, Dec. 8. Despite the fact that the Jays beat Gettysburg the last time the two teams met, Gettysburg (4-1, 1-1) leads the lifetime series with Hopkins 41-25. Since the establishment of the Centennial Conference, however, Hopkins is 6-7 in games at Gettysburg. Gettysburg suffered its first loss of the season last Saturday, so with Hopkins coming off a win, it should fuel the team to have an exciting game, and hopefully a victory.
In terms of the game against Dickinson (4-2, 1-1), Hopkins leads the lifetime series between the two, 35-23. The Jays have won the last 5 meetings and 10 of the last 11. In fact, Hopkins has a record of 11-3 in Carlisle since the 1993-94 season. The Dec. 8 match-up between the Jays and the Devils will be an important one in determining where Hopkins stands in the conference as well as where they may end up in 2008.
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