New Jersey City University Athletics

• ACTION PHOTO GALLERY
• Dana John on closed ESPN set at John J. Moore Athletics and Fitness Center (Thursday, November 29, 2007; Photos by Ira Thor) (flash unavailable due to live filming)
• 2007-2008 Game-by-Game Statistics
• 2006-2007 Game-by-Game Statistics
• 2005-2006 Game-by-Game Statistics
• NCAA Feature on Dana John
• Dana John in Pocono Record (December 6, 2006)
• SPORTS ILLUSTRATED.COM Feature on Dana John
• Dana John in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd
• Dana John on My 9 Network/WWOR-TV (March 12, 2007)
• Dana John on MSG Network's MSG NY (March 30, 2007)
• Dana John on Hoopsville on D3Hoops.com (December 9, 2007)
• Dana John on E:60 on ESPN Television (December 11, 2007)
• Dana John in ESPN The Magazine (December 17, 2007)
• Dana John in College Hoops Illustrated (January 2008)
• Dana John on NCAA On Campus on ESPN Classic (March 19, 2008)

• AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 12/02/06 at TCNJ: Dana John's Three Cuts it to 54-50
• AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/13/07 AT MONTCLAIR: Dana John's fast-break lay-up makes it 31-20
• AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/13/07 AT MONTCLAIR: Dana John's Three makes it 41-25 AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/13/07 AT MONTCLAIR: Dana John's Three makes it 44-25AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/27/07 AT ROWAN: Dana John's 4th Three makes it 18-7 AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/27/07 AT ROWAN: Dana John's says "No You Didn't" and 6th Three makes it 44-41AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/27/07 AT ROWAN: Dana John's 7th Three makes it 47-41 AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/27/07 AT ROWAN: Dana John's 8th Three makes it 52-45 at halftime AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 02/07/07 AT WILLIAM PATERSON: Dana John's Remarkable Block Leads to an Alex Mirabel lay-up  AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 02/07/07 AT WILLIAM PATERSON: Dana John 's Three makes it 56-48 AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 02/07/07 AT WILLIAM PATERSON: Dana John 's Three makes it 63-54 AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 02/17/07 AT ROWAN: Dana John grabs a rebound, sprints beyond the arc, and ties it 9-9AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 02/17/07 AT ROWAN: Dana John's Third Three gives NJCU the lead for good, 12-11 AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 02/17/07 AT ROWAN: Called Three-Pointer: Dana John hits a triple as the first half expires
• AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/04/08 vs. CNU:  Dana John Three-Pointer, 45-25
• AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/05/08 vs. HSC: Dana John three makes it a seven-point deficit, 50-43
• 01/09/08 AT RAMAPO: DANA JOHN POST-GAME INTERVIEW
• AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/09/08 at Ramapo: Dana John's Go-Ahead Three, 55-52
• AUDIO HIGHLIGHT, 01/09/08 at Ramapo: Dana John Free Throw Makes it 63-55  

2007-08 Highlights: (11/07): Named to the D3Hoops.com 2007-08 Preseason Men’s All-America Fourth Team. He is the first NJCU player ever named as a Preseason All-American. The D3Hoops Preseason All-America team is dominated by seniors. John is one of only eight juniors listed among the Top 20 players in Division III. He enters the 2007-08 season with 835 points in just 57 games over two seasons and needs 165 more to become the 26^th member of the 1,000-point club... (11/19 at Scotty Wood Tournament vs. Curry College; Muhlenberg College): Scored 20 or more in a game for the 15^th time in his career, but NJCU fell to 12-3 all-time when he reaches the plateau. Despite his game high of 23 points, he was NJCU’s only player in double figures. However, he had a rare off-shooting night, hitting 9-of-24 from the field and 2-of-12 from three-point range, while notching a team-high eight rebounds in 36 minutes...  (11/19 at Scotty Wood Tournament vs. Philadelphia Biblical University; Muhlenberg College): Earned All-Tournament Team distinction after scoring 47 points in two games. He shot 6-of-12 from three-point range and 8-of-18 overall in the victory, while scoring 16 points in 11 minutes in the first half (4-8 3FG) to stake NJCU to a 29-point, 53-24 half-time advantage. He increased his career points total to 882, and 152 three-pointers in 59 games—eight shy of the career school record of 160 by former teammate Mark Washington in 104 games from 2002-06... (11/20 at Briarcliffe College (NY): Finished with a team-high 17 points (5-18 FG), with six rebounds, four assists and four steals in 35 minutes to increase his career scoring total to 899, with 154 three pointers-six shy of matching the school record... (11/26 at Lycoming College): Scored nearly half of NJCU’s 56 points, including 19 of NJCU’s 31 total in the first half. In defeat, he increased his career scoring total to 926, and now has 159 three pointers.  Finished 10-of-19 from the floor and 5-of-12 from three-point range, with four of NJCU’s eight steals, while playing 37 minutes. He was NJCU’s only player in double figures; the Knights fall to 13-4 all-time when he reaches the 20-point plateau... (11/26): NJCU Male Athlete of the Week... (11/28 vs. SUNY-Farmingdale): In the 62^nd game of his career, became NJCU’s all-time leader in three-pointers with 162 and counting, eclipsing the program mark of 160, he accomplished the milestone on the 442^nd attempt of his career, reached the record in 74 fewer shots. Scored his first points with 2:07 left in the first half. But he heated up in the second half, finishing with a team-high 17 points (4-13 FG). He was 3-of-8 from three-point range, 6-of-7 from the line, and converted four of his final five shots, including three three-pointers. John now has 943 points, as he closes in on becoming the 26^th member of the 1000-point club...(12/01 vs. Rowan University): Scored 15 of his team-high 28 points in the second half and shot a perfect 11-for-11 from the free throw line. He made 8-of-8 from the line in the second half alone, finished with 28 points to bring his career total to 971—just 29 shy of becoming the 26^th member of the 1000-point club. He shot 7-of-18 from the line and 3-of-8 from three-point range, matching his career-high with six steals in 35 minutes. It is the fourth time this season in six games he has scored 20, bringing his scoring average to 22.7. It’s the third time he has scored 20 against Rowan... (12/03 at Manhattanville College): Scored in double figures with 16 points (4-13 FG; 2-5 3FG; 6-7 FT), and tacked on eight rebounds and three assists. He increased his career scoring total to 987—just 13 shy of becoming the 26^th member of the 1000-point club...  (12/03): NJCU Male Athlete of the Week... (12/05): Junior All-American will be featured in a five-page article in the December 10, 2007 issue of ESPN The Magazine, which hits newsstands on December 6. He is the first athlete in NJCU history ever to appear in the national magazine, which currently has a weekly audience of 13,699,000. This season he has already become NJCU’s all-time leader in career three-pointers with 167 and counting and needs just 13 more points to become the 26^th member of the 1000-point club. He has scored 20 or more in four of NJCU’s first seven games and currently averages 21.7 per game...(12/09): Will be featured on ESPN Television on Tuesday, December 11 at 7 p.m. when his remarkable day-in-the-life story is told as part of a special edition of the primetime Newsmagazine program E:60. The segment of the show is entitled “The Most Exhausted Man in Sports.” ESPN program will chronicle a typical 24-hour day in John’s life during the basketball season. John, the 27-year-old star shooting guard for the Division III NJCU men’s basketball program, has had his tale of perseverance, diligence and dedication highlighted in numerous national publications and on local, regional and national television over the last two seasons since breaking onto the scene as among the top guards in the country...(12/10 vs. St. Joseph's College (Brooklyn): Became the 26^th member of NJCU’s 1,000-point club in this, the 75^th season of men’s basketball after he was fouled while converting a fast-break lay-up with 16:40 remaining in the second half for his 998^th point, St. Joseph’s was issued a technical foul, and John calmly sank both foul shots to join the exclusive club. Scored 13 of his team-high 22 in the second half. With 1,009 points, he is now 24^th in school history in scoring... (12/10): NJCU Male Athlete of the Week... (12/12 vs. John Jay College): Intercepted a pass at half court and laid in a fast-break basket with 1:04 remaining for two of his game-high 22 points to regain his team's energy late inthe game.  As he moved into 23^rd place in school history with 1,031 points in 66 games, he finished with a game-high 22 points (8-19 FG, 5-14 3FG), along with seven rebounds and three steals in 34 minutes. John scored 14 in the first half, as he shot 5-of-10 from the field, including 4-of-8 from three-point range. He missed his first three triples before converting four of his next five... (12/17 vs. Lycoming College): Had his string of consecutive games with double figures in scoring snapped at 26 straight—only the third time in his last 45 games dating to his freshman season he has failed to score at least 10. But even on an off shooting night (3-15 FG; 3-10 3FG), he still tallied nine points and a game-high seven rebounds (seven defensive), with two assists. He remains 23^rd in school history with 1,040 points... (12/20): Ranked among the Division III leaders in both scoring and three-point field goals per game.  He averaged 21.8 points per game through the first nine games of the season he is ranked No. 34 in Division III in the first NCAA report. Now he is tied for 49^th nationally in three-pointers made at 3.2 per game... (01/04 at Captains Shootout vs. Christopher Newport University): Scored 23 points to move into 22^nd place in school history (9-17 FG; 3-7 3FG) adding four rebounds and three steals to increase his career scoring total to 1,063, passing NJCU Hall of Famer Don Brandes (1955-59, 1047)—the first 1,000 point scorer in school history—for 22^nd place on the all-time list. John scored at least 20 for the seventh time in 11 games this year and the 21^st time in his career. NJCU is 17-4 all-time and 5-2 this season when he scores 20+... (01/05 at Captains Shootout vs. Hampden-Sydney College): Moved into 21^st place in school history with 1,073 points after a poor shooting night, he was held 11 points below his scoring average, finishing with 10 (4-16 FG; 1-7 3FG) in 34 minutes... (01/09): Continues to be ranked among the Division III leaders in both scoring and three-point field goals per game, according to the second Division III men’s basketball national statistical report for the 2007-08 season, released this week by the NCAA for games played through January 6. He is averaging 19.8 points per game through the first 12 games of the season, is ranked No. 65 in Division III in the second NCAA report. He has scored in double figures in 11 of 12 games, and at least 20 points on seven occasions...  (01/07): NJCU Men's Athlete of the Week for the fourth time this season and the 12 time in his career...(01/09 at Ramapo College): Finished with 23 points on 5-of-14 shooting and was 11-of-12 from the line with six rebounds and six steals in 33 minutes. His 11 free throws and six steals both matched career highs , he also extended his streak of consecutive games with at least one three-pointer to 34, scored at least 20 for the eighth time in 13 games this year and the 22nd time in his career. Now has 1,096 points in 70 career games, good for 19^th in school history...(01/12 at Kean University): Won despite committing 31 turnovers, shooting 31 percent from the field and 52 percent from the free throw line... (01/16 vs. Rutgers-Newark): Returned to the line-up after missing one game with an injury and finished with 14 points (5-7 FG; 4-4 FT). However, he did not attempt a three-pointer, and had his streak of consecutive games with at least one made triple snapped at 34. Ironically, the last time John did not make a three was at Rutgers-Newark on December 6, 2006, when he was 0-for-2. John also increased his career scoring total to 1,110, 19^th in school history... (01/19 at William Paterson University): Added 13 points (4-15 FG; 1-7 3FG), five rebounds and gour assists, increasin his career scoring total to 1,123, 19th in school history...(01/23 vs. Montclair State Univeristy): Had 14 alone in 13 minutes in the first half, shooting 6-of-9 in the period and 2-of-5 from three-point range. He finished with 17 points in just 18 minutes, shooting 7-of-10 overall and 3-of-6 from three point territory. He played just five minutes in the second half. John remains 19^th in school history in scoring, now with 1,140 points... (01/26 at Richard Stockton College): Scored just four points on seven shots—the third lowest scoring effort of his career because of the recent ankel injury... (01/28 at New York City College of Technology): Playing a second straight game on an injured ankle, only attempted six shots in 18 minutes, but provided 10 points, five rebounds and four steals, to move into 17th place in school history with 1,154 points... (02/02 vs. The College of New Jersey): Scored 15 of his game-high 18 points in the second half, and was 6-of-6 from the line with five rebounds and three steals in 35 minutes... (02/26 vs. Ramapo College): A junior All-American, scored a game-high 27 points (9-18 FG; 5-11 3FG) with four boards in 38 minutes, but NJCU’s five-game winning streak when he scores 20+ was snapped. NJCU is 18-5 all-time and 6-3 this year when he reaches that plateau... (02/09 at Rutgers Univeristy-Camden): Scored 16 of his 27 in the first half, while helping stake NJCU to a 40-23 lead at the break. He set a career-high by knocking down 10 field goals, shooting 10-of-14 overall, 3-of-6 from three-point range and 4-of-5 from the line with three steals in 33 minutes. His previous best was eight field goals at Rowan University on January 27, 2007... (02/12): Has been selected as the PrestoSports/Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association (MBWA) Men’s Division I, II and III Player of the Week, after averaging 27.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 0.5 blocks per game for the Gothic Knights. He shot 59.4 percent from the field (19-32), 47.1 percent from three-point range (8-17) and 61.5 percent (8-13) from the line in a 1-1 week for NJCU. He is the first NJCU men’s player to ever receive the award, which is voted on by a panel of eight media members based on nominations received from each of the 75 schools that play Division I, II or III college basketball in the tri-state area... (2/14 @ Rutgers-Newark): Limited to seven points (2-10 FG), but moved into 15th place on the all-time scoring list with 1,233 points, he also connected on the 199th three of his career... (02/16 vs. William Paterson University): Led the Knights with 16 points (4-14 FG; 3-9 3FG), to increase his career total to 1,249, and the all-time program leader in three-pointers made knocked down the 200^th triple of his career in the loss... (02/20 at Montclair State): Played 39 minutes on a severely sprained ankle, but still managed to score nine points (2-4 3FG) with five rebounds. He moved into 14^th place in school history in scoring with 1,258 points... (03/05 at ECAC Div. III Metro Quarterfinals vs. York College): Chalked up 23 points on 9-of-19 shooting, including 5-of-10 three-point shooting, but was unable to hit a three at the buzzer that could have forced overtime. He finished with four steals and four rebounds in 38 minutes. He increased his three-year scoring total to 1,281 points, still 14^th in program history. It was his 25^th career game with at least 20 points and the Knights are now 19-6 all-time when John scores 20, including 7-4 this year...

2006-07 Highlights: (11/18 vs. College of Staten Island at Emmanuel College Tip-Off Tournament):  Poured in 26 points and connected on four three-pointers as NJCU won 90-77... (11/19 vs. Gwynedd-Mercy College (PA) at Emmanuel College Tip-Off Tournament): Matched his career-high with 27 points, and nailed 6-of-8 three-pointers. Selected as the tournament’s Most Valuable Player after scoring 53 points in two games, making 10-of-18 from long-range... (11/20): Named New Jersey City University Male Athlete of the Week...(11/20): Named the first New Jersey Athletic Conference Player of the Week of the 2006-07 men’s basketball season...For the week, he averaged 26.5 points, 7.0 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.0 blocks per game, while shooting 55.9 percent from the field (19-34), 55.6 percent from three-point range (10-18) and 83.3 percent from the line (5-6)... (11/21 vs. Briarcliffe College):  Scored 14 points (5-9 FG), including two threes and two blocks ... (11/27): Selected to the first D3Hoops.com National Team of the Week of the season... (11/30 at #11 Lincoln University (PA)): Scored all of his game-high 18 points in the second half, after playing just three minutes in the opening period as he picked up two early fouls...Made three three-pointers, and added five rebounds... (12/02 at The College of New Jersey): Recorded 14 points (4-13 FG, 3-10 3FG) and seven rebounds ... (12/06 at Rutgers-Newark): NJCU’s leading scorer entering the game at 18.8, but scored just six points on 1-of-9 shooting ... (12/18): Named New Jersey City University Male Athlete of the Week...(12/09 vs. Kean University): Finished with a game-high 15 points, including 3-of-8 from three-point range, adding five steals and five rebounds...Notched 10 of his 15 points in nine minutes in the first half before leaving with foul trouble as NJCU defeated previously unbeaten Kean, 67-59...(12/16 at Farmingdale State University): Had a game-best 25 points (9-20 FG) with five rebounds. It was his third game of 25 or more points this season... (12/30 vs. High Point, NC/Wesleyan Academy at Holiday Hoops Tournament): Notched a career-high 28 points in just 29 minutes on 10-of-15 shooting and 5-of-10 three-pointers, adding five rebounds, four steals and two blocks before fouling out. The 28 points eclipsed the mark of 27 accomplished twice. Amazingly, John scored 25 points after the first half, as he only played three minutes in the opening period after picking up two fouls...(01/01): Named New Jersey City University Male Athlete of the Week...(01/02): Named the New Jersey Athletic Conference Player of the Week. In 10 games, John leads NJCU in scoring at 18.7 per game (187 points), and has added 5.1 rebounds (13-38-51), 2.2 steals (22), 1.6 assists (16) and 0.9 blocks (9) per game while shooting 43.8 percent from the field (64-146), 38.3 from three-point range (31-81) and 77.8 from the free throw line (28-36)... (01/05 vs. Lycoming College at Albright College): Reigning New Jersey Athletic Conference Player of the Week, left with an injury in the first half. He returned in the second period, but was limited to a season-low six points... (01/06): Named the New Jersey Athletic Conference Player of the Week for the second time this season.  Currently he has now scored at least 20 five times in his career and he has netted 25 or more four times... (01/06 at Albright College): Finished with 14 points (6-15 FG)... (01/08): Tied for 40^th in three-point field goals made per game. He is 40^th in triples made per game, converting 31 in his first 10 contests, for a 3.1 average. He also ranks 81^st in points per game (18.7) and 93^rd in three-point field goal percentage (.383)...(01/10 vs. William Paterson University): Notched 12 points (4-8) and three steals in 38 minutes... (01/13 at Montclair State University): Matched the game-high of 16 points but also  added nine rebounds (eight defensive), while shooting 6-of-10 and 3-of-4 from three-point range...(01/20 vs. Richard Stockton University): Tallied a game-high 19 points (5-11 FG; 2-5 3FG) and shot 7-of-9 from the line, adding seven rebounds. John’s lay-up with 1:18 iced the game as NJCU led by 11, 61-50, before winning by 11... (01/22): Named New Jersey City University Male Athlete of the Week...(01/29 vs. New York City College of Technology): Reached the 20-point plateau for the sixth time this season as he dropped 20 points on 7-of-15 shooting, and connected for 5-of-11 from three-point range. He also added nine rebounds in 31 minutes. John became the first player in NJCU history to record his 100th three-pointer as a sophomore...(1/28 at Rowan University):  Scored a game and career-high 31 points and drilled a record eight three-pointers. In 38 minutes, John shot 10-of-16 overall and 8-of-12 from three-point range, with seven rebounds and three steals...(01/29): Named New Jersey City University Male Athlete of the Week...(01/31 vs. Rutgers-Newark): Reached the 20-point plateau for the seventh time this season. He shot 11-of-15 from the line, converting as many free throws by himself as the entire Newark team (11-18)... (02/01): Named to the PrestoSports/ Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association Honor Roll for the first time in his career.  John leads NJCU in scoring (17.8 per game), total points (321), three-pointers made (61-149), three-point percentage (.409), free throws made (56-73) and free throw percentage (.767). He has added 5.6 rebounds, 1.63 steals, 1.3 assists and 0.58 blocks per game, and is shooting .444 from the field (112-252), while averaging 31.4 minutes of action... (02/03 vs. Rutgers University-Camden): Reached the 20-point plateau for the eighth time this season and the fourth game in a row.  He notched a game-high 23 points in just 28 minutes, shooting 7-of-13 from the field and 6-of-12 from three-point range. He added six rebounds... (02/05):  Named New Jersey City University Male Athlete of the Week... (02/07 at William Paterson University): Reached the 20-point plateau for the fifth consecutive game, scoring 29 points, with eight rebounds (seven defensive), four steals and two blocks. He shot 6-of-10 from the field, 4-of-8 from three-point range and converted a career-high 13-of-16 from the line. He hit all four of NJCU’s threes in the game...(02/07): Named to the PrestoSports/Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association Honor Roll. For the season, John is averaging 18.2 points (364), 5.6 rebounds (112), 1.65 steals (33), 1.3 assists (25) and 0.6 blocks (12) per game. He is shooting .449 from the field (119-275), .416 from three-point territory (67-161) and .776 from the line (59-76)...(02/10 vs. Montclair State University):  Bagged 15 points in 25 minutes, shooting 5-of-8 from the field and 2-of-3 from three-point range. John extended his single-season record for threes to 73, and has 119 in two years... (02/12):  Named New Jersey City University Male Athlete of the Week... (02/15 vs. Lincoln University(PA)): Registered 11 points (4-8 FG; 2-5 3FG) before fouling out with 3:16 left and NJCU leading by six. John extended his single-season record for threes to 75, and has 121 in two years...(02/17 at Ramapo College): Scored 19 of his game-high 21 points in the first half.  Notched 20 or more in a game for the 10^th time this season, scored 21 on 8-of-16 shooting, and 4-of-11 from three-point range, adding seven rebounds. The four triples extended his single-season record to 79, and gives him 125 three-pointers in less than two years...(02/21 vs. Rutgers-Newark; NJAC Semi-finals): Collected 19 points and four three-pointers.  John scored 16 of his 19 points in the second half, as the Gothic Knights opened up a 21-point cushion at 12:45 of the period. He shot 4-of-11 from long distance, adding six rebounds and two blocks, while extending his single-season record for triples to 83...(02/22): Earned First-Team All-NJAC honors.  This season, he averaged 18.4 points (459), 5.6 rebounds (141), 1.6 steals (41), 1.2 assists (29) and 0.7 blocks per game (17), while obliterating the single-season school record for three-pointers with 83 (83-199), for a .417 percentage. He already has 129 threes in two years. He also shot .460 from the field (148-322) and .792 at the line (80-101). He scored 20 or more in a game on 10 occasions...(02/23 vs. Ramapo College; NJAC Finals): Collected 16 points on 5-of-12 shooting, including 5-of-9 from three-point range in overtime for a 75-72 advantage. Tied the game at 81-81 with 21.9 seconds left in overtime with a three from the right corner before Ramapo won it...(02/26): Featured in Sports Illustrated.com article... (02/28 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham; ECAC Quarterfinals): Notched a double-double with 25 points and 10 rebounds, including six more three-pointers.  He scored his game-high 25 points on 8-of-15 shooting, including 6-of-10 from three-point range, with 16 points in the second half. He added 10 boards—nine on the defensive glass—along with four steals and three blocks in 37 minutes. He extended his single-season record for threes to 94, and has 140 in two years. NJCU improves to 12-2 all-time, including 9-2 this year, when John scores 20 or more in a game... (03/02 vs. Richard Stockton College; ECAC Semifinals): Led two players in double figures for NJCU with 16 points (4-12 3FG), six rebounds, four steals and two blocks. He finished the year with 516 points and 98 three-pointers, and now has scored 835 in two years... (03/05): Named New Jersey City University Male Athlete of the Week... (03/12): Selected First-Team All-New Jersey Athletic Conference this season in only his second year of playing organized basketball at any level. Will be featured on the My 9 New York television network, March 12, 2007, this is the third time in three weeks that John is featured by a major publication or television network. On February 19, he became the second NJCU athlete this year and the first men's basketball player on record to be featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd. On February 22, he was featured in a lengthy article on Sports Illustrated.com...(03/16): Named to the 2006-07 D3Hoops.com First-Team All-Atlantic Region in voting by the region’s sports information directors...(03/31): Remarkable life story featured on the MSG Network...(04/25): Has been voted to the 2007 Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Men’s Basketball First-Team as a forward, in voting by the region’s head coaches announced this week. Also has been selected to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) First-Team All-Atlantic District and to the Metropolitan Division II/III Basketball Writers (NIT/MBWA) Second Team... (04/27): Honored by the New York Knickerbockers of the National Basketball Association as the winner of the Sweetwater Clifton “City Spirit” Award for the month of April, 2007. The award, named in honor of the Knicks’ first African-American player, Nat “Sweetwater” Clifton, recognizes those that have made a significant difference in the lives of others. Each month, a winner is chosen by members of the Knicks front office staff and honored at Madison Square Garden’s center court prior to a home game. Each winner receives a $2,000 donation, in their name, to a charity of their choice. John chose to have the donation presented to The United Way... (05/30 vs Stevens Institute of Technology at 16^th annual George Ballard College Summer League): Scored 25 points, including 14 in the second half as New Jersey City University overcame a 49-46 halftime deficit and upended Stevens Tech  89-80, in the opening game of the 16^th annual George Ballard College Summer League...(2/16 vs. William Paterson): Led the Knights with 16 points (4-14 FG; 3-9 3FG), to increase his career total to 1,249, and the all-time program leader in three-pointers made knocked down the 200^th triple of his career in the loss...