2010–11 Vermont Catamounts men's basketball team

2010–11 America East men's basketball standings
	† 2011 America East Tournament winner ; As of March 18, 2011; Rankings from AP Poll

2010–11 Vermont Catamounts men's basketball
2010–11 Vermont Catamounts men's basketball
American East regular season champion
NIT, First Round
Conference	America East Conference
2010–11 record	23–9 (13–3 America East)
Head coach	Mike Lonergan;
Assistant coaches	Hajj Turner; John Becker; Matt O'Brien;
Home arena	Patrick Gym

The 2010–11 Vermont Catamounts men's basketball team represented the University of Vermont in the 2010–11 NCAA Division I men's basketball season. The Catamounts won their third consecutive America East Conference regular season Championship but lost in the semifinals of the conference tournament to Stony Brook. The Catamounts got invited to the National Invitation Tournament but lost in the first round to Cleveland State, 63–60.

Roster

2010–11 Vermont Men's Basketball Current Roster
Pos.	#	Name	Class	Ht.	Wt.	Hometown	High School
F	2	Luke Apfeld	Freshman	6–8	235 lb	Wolfeboro, NH	Brewster Academy
G	3	Joey Accaoui	Senior	5–8	165 lb	Lincoln,RI	St. Andrew's
G	12	Sandro Carissimo	Freshman	6–2	170 lb	Sleepy Hollow, NY	Iona Prep
G	14	Josh Elbaum	Freshman	6–3	195 lb	Wheatley Heights, NY	Northfield Mount Hermon
G	15	Simeon Marsalis	Sophomore	5–11	185 lb	New Rochelle, NY	Brewster Academy
G	20	Brendan Bald	Sophomore	6–4	200 lb	Millersville, MD	Severna Park
F	23	Brian Voelkel	Freshman	6–6	210 lb	Pleasantville, NY	Iona Prep
F/C	30	Pat Bergmann	Junior	6–10	210 lb	Burlington, VT	Rice Memorial
F	31	Clancy Rugg	Freshman	6–8	195 lb	Burlington, VT	Northfield Mount Hermon
F	32	Evan Fjeld	Senior	6–8	215 lb	Durham, NC	Durham Academy
F	34	Matt Glass	Junior	6–8	210 lb	Underhill, VT	Mt. Mansfield
F	40	Ryan McKeaney	Freshman	6–9	210 lb	Marlton, NJ	Cherokee
F/C	42	Ben Crenca	Sophomore	6–10	260 lb	Exeter, RI	Worcester Academy
F	45	Garrett Kissel	Senior	6–9	245 lb	Springfield, MA	St. Andrew's

Name	Position	Year at Vermont	Alma Mater (Year)[1]
Mike Lonergan	Head coach	6th	Catholic (1988)
Hajj Turner	Associate Head Coach	6th	Louisville (2001)
John Becker	Assistant Coach	5th	Catholic (1988)
Matt O'Brien	Assistant Coach	1st	Elmira College (2005)
Kyle Cieplicki	Director of Operations	1st	Vermont (2008)
Grant Wilson III	Athletic Trainer	4th	Western Michigan (2002)
Gary Bruening	Athletic Trainer	24th	William & Mary (1982)

2010–11 game log

November

Game	Date	Team	Score	High points	High rebounds	High assists	Location Attendance	Record
1	November 13	Siena	W 80–76	Accacoui – 19	Voelkel – 10	Voelkel – 9	Times Union Center, Albany, NY (8,047)	1–0
2	November 17	Connecticut	L 89–73	Fjeld – 26	Voelkel – 6	Voelkel – 4	XL Center, Hartford, CT (10,216)	1–1
3	November 20	Quinnipiac	W 79–75	Fjeld – 23	Voelkel – 9	Voelkel – 5	TD Bank Sports Center, Hamden, CT (2,321)	2–1
4	November 24	Loyola (MD)	W 51–48	Fjeld – 15	Glass – 10	Voelkel – 2	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,242)	3–1
5	November 27	NJIT	W 69–50	Fjeld – 25	Voelkel – 12	Voelkel – 5	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,176)	4–1

December

Game	Date	Team	Score	High points	High rebounds	High assists	Location Attendance	Record
6	December 1	Dartmouth	W 80–53	Accaoui – 21	Voelkel – 13	Voelkel – 4	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,160)	5–1
7	December 4	Yale	W 82–78	Fjeld – 18	Fjeld – 10	Voelkel – 8	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,751)	6–1
8	December 8	No. 21 BYU (Hometown Classic)	L 86–58	Bald – 14	Fjeld – 9	Fjeld – 3	Glens Falls Civic Center, Glens Falls, NY (6,300)	6–2
9	December 12	Marist	W 75–67	Voelkel – 23	Voelkel – 16	Voelkel – 3	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,148)	7–2
10	December 20	Fairfield	L 67–59	Bald – 16	Voelkel – 6	Voelkel – 4	Arena at Harbor Yard, Bridgeport, CT (2,472)	7–3
11	December 22	Iona	W 84–79	Accaoui – 23	Voelkel – 13	Voelkel – 9	Hynes Athletic Center, New Rochelle, NY (2,611)	8–3
12	December 29	Mount St. Mary's	W 68–61 OT	Fjeld – 20	Voelkel – 10	Voelkel – 4	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,712)	9–3

January

Game	Date	Team	Score	High points	High rebounds	High assists	Location Attendance	Record
13	January 4	Stony Brook	W 55–49	Fjeld – 17	Voelkel – 11	Voelkel – 3	Pritchard Gymnasium, Stony Brook, NY (1,161)	10–3
14	January 6	Albany	W 60–48	Glass – 13	Voelkel – 8	Voelkel – 4	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,270)	11–3
15	January 9	Boston University	L 74–65	Bald – 12	Voelkel – 12	Voelkel – 4	Agganis Arena, Boston, MA (683)	11–4
16	January 15	UMBC	W 85–48	Bald – 16	Voelkel – 9	Voelkel – 7	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,479)	12–4
17	January 18	Maine	L 72–58	Fjeld – 18	Voelkel – 12	Voelkel – 4	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,830)	12–5
18	January 20	New Hampshire	W 61–53	Accaoui – 13	Fjeld – 9	Voelkel – 4	Lundholm Gym, Durham, NH (538)	13–5
19	January 23	Binghamton	W 70–52	Apfeld – 13	Voelkel – 9	Accaoui – 4	Binghamton University Events Center, Binghamton, NY (3,267)	14–5
20	January 25	Hartford	W 72–51	Fjeld – 16	Voelkel – 10	Voelkel – 4	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT (2,711)	15–5
21	January 29	Albany	W 63–54	Bald – 20	Voelkel – 11	Carissimo – 5	SEFCU Arena Albany, NY (3,754)	16–5
22	January 31	New Hampshire	W 63–49	Accaoui – 16	Voelkel – 7	Voelkel – 3	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT	17–5

February

Game	Date	Team	Location Attendance
23	February 3	Hartford	Chase Arena at Reich Family Pavilion, Hartford, CT
24	February 6	Stony Brook	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT
25	February 9	UMBC	Retriever Activities Center, Cantonsville, MD
26	February 13	Binghamton	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT
27	February 16	Maine	Alfond Arena, Orono, ME
28	February 27	Boston University	Patrick Gym, Burlington, VT

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