By Peter McClelland
(Henniker) Gordon finished the regular season with their 14th win (against 11 losses) while New England College ended theirs (4-21) with high hopes for the future.
“This is going to be a real tough place to play in a little bit,” said Gordon coach Mike Schauer after the 77-71 Commonwealth Coast Conference victory on [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘Gordon Men's Basketball 2003-04’
February 21, 2007
(Game #25 – New England) Gordon Captains Deliver 14th Win
February 24, 2004
(Game #26 – Roger Williams) Roger Williams Excels and Gordon Exits the CCC Tournament
By Peter McClelland
(Bristol RI) Somehow the logic of it all escaped me. Why was Roger Williams (10-6 in the Commonwealth Coast Conference) facing Gordon (11-5 in the CCC) at HOME in the CCC tournament when Gordon had the better conference record and had defeated Roger Williams earlier in the season?
I don’t hear the answer so [...]
February 19, 2004
(Game #24 – UNE) Gordon Struggles to it’s 13th Win
By Peter McClelland
(Wenham) Gordon defeated the University of New England 58-52 in Commonwealth Coast Conference action on Thursday night at the Bennett Center. In what was thought to be a rebuilding season, after losing three 4-year starters, the Scots at 13-11 are assured of their second straight winning season. They will finish on the road [...]
February 14, 2004
(Game #23 – Wentworth) Freshman Steals the Show on Seniors Game
By Peter McClelland
(Wenham) – They honored Gordon’s seniors (Hayes Murray and Ryan Smith) before the game but afterwards the talk was of the play of freshman Jerry Logan whose career game (20 points/5 assists/0 turnovers) enabled the Scots to defeat the visiting Wentworth Leopards 77-68 in Commonwealth Coast Conference play at the Bennett Center on [...]
February 12, 2004
(Game #22 – Anna Maria) Yeats and Murray Lead Gordon Past Anna Maria
By Peter McClelland
(Paxton) – Gordon recovered from a nightmarish first half and shot their way to a 76-55 victory on the road at Anna Maria on Thursday evening in Commonwealth Coast Conference play.
You didn’t need much of a memory to recall the last visit to Paxton when the Amcats upset the Scots in the first [...]
