2019-2020 Wentworth Men's Basketball News
A total of 56 student-athletes earned 57 academic all-conference accolades during the winter and spring seasons
If it's Monday, it must mean another edition of our "staff spotlight series" where, today, we feature Leopard Head Men's Basketball Coach Arlen Galloway
Gulls edge Leopards, 63-62, on a basket as time expired; Trey Carrier scores 20 points for Wentworth which finishes the season at 16-11
Leopards open the second half on a 35-1 run and advance to the CCC Semifinals with an 89-64 win over the Seahawks; four players score in double figures, including Tyler Lennon and Trey Carrier who each had 18
Senior Stephen Azums and sophomore Kevin Fernandez were each named Second Team All-Commonwealth Coast Conference as the league announced its major award winners and all-conference honorees
Leopards drop 68-63 decision to Salve Regina to finish tied for fourth in CCC play; the two teams will square off Tuesday night in the league tournament
Leopards earn 15th straight CCC Tournament berth with an 80-67 win over the Golden Bears; Kevin Fernandez leads three in double figures with a career-high 26 points
Gulls use a 16-4 run to erase a six-point deficit and go on to defeat the Leopards, 80-75; four players score in double figures for Wentworth
Leopards outscore the Fighting Scots, 49-38, in the final 20 minutes to pick up key conference win; three players score in double figures, including Kyle Henseler, who tallied 22 points
Leopards use 17-2 second half run to pull away from the Colonels, 75-61; four players score in double figures for Wentworth, including Kevin Fernandez who had a game-high 16
Hawks take a one-point lead with 1:31 left in regulation and hold on for a 78-73 lead; Stephen Azums leads the leopards with his 13th double-double of the season (16 points, 13 rebounds)
UNE holds on for an 84-80 win over the Leopards; Kevin Fernandez records a career-high 25 points for Wentworth
Leopards outscore the Bison 32-4 in the opening 12:29, en route to a 76-53 win; Noah Bice comes off the bench to score a game-high 17 points
CCC frontrunner Endicott outmatches men's basketball 79-65; Henseler scores 22 for Leopards
