2013-2014 Wentworth Men's Basketball News
Twenty of Wentworth's winter/spring student-athletes, representing baseball, men's basketball, women's basketball, golf, men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse, softball, and men's tennis, have been named to the Commonwealth Coast Conference Academic All-Conference team
Freshman guard ends his season by being named the rookie of the week for the fourth time this season
Host Fighting Scots eliminate the Leopards for the second season in a row with a 66-55 win; Jherson Colon nets a game-high 20 points
Senior guard Derek Mayo and freshman guard Jherson Colon have been named Third Team All-Commonwealth Coast Conference
Leopards hold on for 81-78 win in CCC quarterfinals and will travel to Gordon on Thursday; freshman Jherson Colon poured in a career-high 25 points in the win
Bison score game-winning basket with 3.8 seconds left in regulation in 62-61 win; Jherson Colon leads three double figure scorers with 17 points
Seventh-seeded Wentworth will travel to second-seeded Eastern Nazarene on Tuesday for a quarterfinal round contest
Gulls outscore Leopards 49-32 in final 20 minutes to take an 85-67 win; Derek Mayo and Ray Bessette score 16 points apiece
Leopards cut a 10-point deficit to two late int he contest but the Hawks prevail, 62-56; Jherson Colon scores 17 points for Wentworth
Junior Nico Donato had a steal with three seconds left and a game-wining layup as time expired as the Leopards beat the Golden Bears, 55-53
Leopards drop a 71-61 decision to the Lions after the hosts open the second half on a 12-2 run; Jherson Colon scores 19 points for Wentworth
Leopards put four players in double figures, including Derek Mayo (16 points) in a 75-44 win over the University of New England
Fighting Scots use 16-0 second half run to break open a two-point game, en route to a 59-45 win; Derek Mayo scores 14 points
Junior Ray Bessette scored a career-high 22 points to lead the Leopards to an 80-66 win at Salve Regina
Leopards pull within one late, but Curry holds on for 64-58 win; Derek Mayo scores 11 points and grabs 13 rebounds and becomes 14th Wentworth men's basketball player to eclipse 1,000 career points
Gulls overcome a six-point deficit with 54 seconds in overtime to defeat the Leopards, 78-77; Jherson Colon scores 19 and Derek Mayo adds 17 for Wentworth
