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2025–26 SIENA MEN’S BASKETBALL

QUICK FACTS LOCATION LOUDONVILLE, NY NICKNAME SAINTS COLORS GREEN AND GOLD YEAR FOUNDED 1937 PRESIDENT CHUCK SEIFERT, PH.D VICE PRESIDENT/ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JOHN D’ARGENIO HOME ARENA MVP ARENA (6,879) – MEN UHY CENTER (2,148) – WOMEN

MEN’S ROSTER No. Name Cl.

Pos. Ht.

Wt.

Hometown/High School/Last School

0 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9

Justice Shoats

Sr.

G 5-11 180 Wilkes-Barre, PA/Holy Redeemer/Lock Haven

Isaiah Henderson Fr.

F F

6-6 220 Painted Post, NY/Kimball Union Academy (NH)

Antonio Chandler

Gr.

6-6 215 Piscataway, NJ/Piscataway/Southern Connecticut

Christian Jones

Fr.

G 5-11 160 Katy, TX/Hillcrest Prep (AZ)

Gavin Doty

So.

G 6-5 190 Fulton, NY/Fulton

Tasman Goodrick Jr.

F F

6-10 230 Sydney, Australia/St. Joseph’s College, Hunters Hill/Gannon

Tajae Jones

So.

6-8 210 Waterbury, CT/Long Island Lutheran (NY)

Mosi Clayton

Jr.

G 6-1 190 Brooklyn, NY/Believe Prep (SC)

Owen Schlager

Fr. Fr.

G 6-3 190 Mechanicsburg, PA/Trinity

11 Francis Folefac 12 Reid Ducharme 15 Danny Murray 21 Brendan Coyle

F

6-7 245 Lanham, MD/Mt. Zion

R-So.

G 6-7 200 Milton, MA/Brewster Academy (NH)/Xavier

Fr.

G 6-4 200 Deer Park, NY/La Lumiere (IN)

Sr.

F

6-7 200 Niskayuna, NY/Cushing Academy (MA)

33 Chris Torres

So.

G 6-2 170 Suffern, NY/Millbrook

44 Marcus Jackson Sr.

G 6-2 185 Amsterdam, NY/Cushing Academy (MA)/UAlbany

55 Riley Mulvey

Gr.

C 7-0 240 Rotterdam, NY/St. Thomas More (CT)/Iowa

PLAYER TO WATCH Gavin Doty made an immediate impact in his first season donning the Green and Gold last winter. The Fulton, New York product was a unanimous MAAC All-Rookie Team honoree after earning a league-high five MAAC Rookie of the Week awards, including four over the final six weeks. A Preseason Second Team All-MAAC selection entering his sophomore season, Doty registered nine 20-point performances and six double-doubles through Feb. 15, and continues to rank amongst the MAAC leaders in scoring, rebounding, assist-to-turnover ratio, and minutes played. NOTABLE ALUMNI The all-time leading scorer in Siena Basketball history with 2,284 career points, Marc Brown ’91 was inducted into the 2017 MAAC Hall of Fame Honor Roll. Brown led Siena to three national postseason tournament appearances, highlighted by the program’s first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in 1989, and which culminated with a First Round upset of Stanford. He was named the 1991 MAAC Player of the Year and a First Team All-MAAC and All-MAAC Tournament Team selection in each of Siena’s first two seasons in the conference. A 1998 Siena Athletics Hall of Fame inductee who played 15 years professionally overseas, Brown has spent more than a decade as the head coach at Division III New Jersey City University.

Head Coach: Gerry McNamara (Syracuse ’06) – Second Season Assistant Coaches: Ben Lee (Union (NY) ’19) – Second Season, Ryan Blackwell (Syracuse ’00) – Second Season, Arinze Onuaku (Syracuse ’10) – Second Season

Director of Basketball Operations: Ryan Beaury (Syracuse ’21) – Second Season Special Assistant to the Head Coach: Brian Beaury (Saint Rose ’82) – Second Season

HEAD COACH GERRY MCNAMARA Syracuse legend and 2003 National Champion Gerry McNamara is in his second season as the head coach of the Siena University Men’s Basketball program. Named the 19 th head coach in program history on March 29, 2024, the now 42-year-old Scranton, Pennsylvania native took over the reins of the Siena program after spending the previous 15 years on staff with the Orange. Named a Hugh Durham National Coach of the Year (top mid-major head coach) nominee on Dec. 16, McNamara was one of 16 finalists nationally for the CollegeInsider.com Joe B. Hall Award (top first-time head coach) after leading the Saints to a 10-win improvement – tied for the ninth best turnaround nationally – in his first season at the helm. One of the most decorated players in the storied Syracuse history, McNamara is the program’s all-time career record holder for made threes (400), free throw percentage (.888), and minutes played (4,799). McNamara had his No. 3 jersey retired by Syracuse on Mar. 4, 2023.

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