| Ashen Ward Scores 26 Points As Guins Hold Off UIC, 71-69 |
| Friday, December 31 2010 |
| Courtesy of: YSU |
| Junior guard Ashen Ward scored a career-high 26 points to help the Youngstown State basketball get past UIC 71-69 on Thursday night at the Beeghly Center. YSU has won six straight home games and improves to 6-6 and 1-2 with the two-point win over the Flames. The contest featured 10 ties and 13 lead changes with the final one coming on two Vytas Sulskis free throws with 15.7 seconds. YSU trailed 69-68 following Paul Carter's final basket of the night with 29 seconds remaining. On the Guins' ensuing possession, Sulskis was fouled driving to the hoop by Brad Birton. Sulskis stepped to the line and drilled two free throws to put YSU on top 70-69. The Flames got the ball to Robo Kreps at the top the key, but his driving shot attempt was long and YSU guard Blake Allen grabbed the rebound with 2.9 seconds left. Allen made the first and missed the second free-throw try and UIC rebounded the ball with 2.4 ticks left. After timeouts by both teams, Tre Brewer harassed the Flames on the inbounds pass and Krebs desparation heave was way short as time expired. For the game, Ward was 9-of-14 from the field and went 7-of-10 from behind the 3-point arc. The seven makes tie for the fourth most by a player in school history. YSU shot 50 percent (12-of-25) from 3-point range and was 25-of-53 (47.2 percent) for the game. UIC shot 52 percent (26-of-50) and made just four 3-pointers. Sulskis and DuShawn Brooks scored 11 points as the Guins received a solid contribution from the bench. Brooks, Allen, Dan Boulder and Devonte Maymon were the only four subs and combined to score 23 points and dish out 12 assists. UIC, which drops to 5-9 overall and 0-2 in the league, was led by Carter who had 19 points. Also scoring in double figures for the Flames was Kreps (13), Darrin Williams (13) and Birton (10). The Penguins' biggest lead of the second half was 57-51 on a 3-pointer by Allen with 9:46 left in the game. UIC kept clawing back tying the contest at 65 and taking a 67-65 lead on three Carter free throws with 1:55 remaining. Sulskis tied the contest with a driving layup 22 seconds later setting up a wild final minute. Ward sparked YSU to a 34-32 lead at halftime by scoring 14 points on 5-of-8 shooting from the field, including a 4-of-6 effort from behind the 3-point arc. Ward came into the game averaging 7.3 points and he doubled that in the first 20 minutes. His previous career best for points scored was 14, which he set in the overtime loss at Akron on Nov. 20. In the first half, YSU shot 43.3 percent making 13-of-30 attempts while the Flames converted on 56.5 percent (13-of-23). UIC was 4-of-7 from behind the 3-point arc while the Guins made 7-of-17. Entering the game YSU was averaging 7.5 made 3-pointers a game. YSU took the lead at 16-15 with 8:02 left in the half and did not trail the rest of the period. Leading 21-19, the Penguins scored eight of nine points during one stretch to put some distance between them and the Flames. Brooks drained a 3-pointer and Ward added a layup before his 3-pointer with 4:14 left put the Penguins in front 29-20. The Guins were able to hold Krebs, UIC's leading scorer, off the scoreboard for the first 17 minutes, but the senior made two threes and added a pullup jumper to get the Flames within two at the break. The Penguins play host to Loyola in a rare New Year's Day game on Saturday. Tipoff at the Beeghly Center is set for 1:05 p.m. |
| Men's Basketball Comes Up Short in 71-58 Loss at Kent State |
| Thursday, December 23 2010 |
| Courtesy of: YSU |
| Kent, Ohio Senior Vytas Sulskis scored 22 points and once again the YSU men's basketball team led for nearly 30 minutes, however Kent State caught fire in the final 12 minutes to hand the Penguins a 71-58 defeat at the M.A.C. Center on Tuesday night. It was the fifth time this season that Sulskis finished with 20-plus points in a contest. Kendrick Perry had 13 points and five assists to reach double figures as well for YSU. With the loss, Youngstown State falls to 5-6 on the season while Kent State improves to 9-3. The Penguins never trailed for the first 30-plus minutes and had their biggest lead of the second half at 48-42 following a 3-pointer by Perry at the 12:15 mark. Kent State answered on consecutive 3-pointers by Michael Porrini and Randal Holt tying the game at 48 with 10:10 left. It marked just the second tie of the game and first since it was 2-2. The Golden Flashes kept their run going taking their first lead of the night on a 12-footer by Justin Greene. The Penguins tied the contest at 50 on two Tre Brewer free throws with 8:44 to go. Kent State scored four straight points before Perry answered with another trey cutting the deficit to one. KSU drained two more 3-pointers in succession to grab a 60-53 advantage 5:18 left and scored four more to lead 64-53. From the time YSU led 48-42 at 12:15 until KSU led 64-53 with 4:05 remaining, the Golden Flashes went on a 22-5 run to snatch control of the game. In the second half, Kent State outscored the Guins 41-25. YSU opened the game with a hot hand to build a 17-5 lead. Helping pave the way to the 12-point advantage was Sulskis who scored 10 points during the early run. The Guins missed only one of their first eight field-goal attempts and drained their first three shots from 3-point range. However, after making seven of their first eight, YSU made five of its final 22 attempts. With the contest 6-3, Ashen Ward and Sulskis drained back-to-back 3-pointers putting the Penguins on top 12-3 just three-and-a-half minutes into the game. Following a Kent State basket, Sulskis scored the next five points giving the Guins a 12-point bulge at 17-5 with 14:54 left in the half. YSU missed six straight shots as the Golden Flashes scored the next nine points to pull within 17-14 in just under three minutes. Devonte Maymon's layup stopped the drought at 10:34 to put the Guins ahead 19-14. Kendrick Perry's first points of the night, a 3-pointer, built the lead back to eight with 9:53 left in the half. The Golden Flashes crept back to 28-24, but Maymon drained a 3-pointer as the shot clock expired pushing the advantage back to seven with 3:51 left. However in the final 3:51 of the half, the Guins were outscored 9-2 and Kent State was able to drain its lone 3-pointer of the half with five seconds left as Darius Leonard found the mark. Sulskis had 16 points on 6-of-8 shooting in the opening half. He was the only player for either team to score in double figures in the first 20 minutes. YSU led in field goals made (13-2), 3-pointers made (5-1), rebounds (21-18), assists (9-6) and blocks (3-1). The Penguins made 13-of-30 from the field (43.3 percent) while KSU was 12-of-31 (38.7 percent). The Penguins return to the court on Dec. 30 when they play host to UIC at the Beeghly Center. Tipoff for the contest is set for 7:05 p.m. |
| Men's Basketball Visits Kent State Prior to Christmas Break |
| Tuesday, December 21 2010 |
| Courtesy of: YSU |
| The Youngstown State men's basketball team plays its final non-league game of 2010 when it visits in-state rival Kent State, Tuesday, Dec. 21, at 7 p.m. at the M.A.C. Center in Kent, Ohio. Tipoff Notes This is the 44th meeting between Youngstown State and Kent State in a series that dates back to 1929. Kent State leads the all-time series, 26-17, and has won the last three contests. Last season, Kent State defeated the Guins, 70-61, at the Beeghly Center. In the last game at the M.A.C Center, the Golden Flashes were victorious, 82-74. The last time Youngstown State defeated Kent State at the M.A.C. Center was a 62-58 decision on Dec. 22, 2006. Youngstown State Head Coach Jerry Slocum is one of 17 active coaches with more than 600 career victories. He currently ranks sixth among active Division I coaches with 634 career wins. Senior Vytas Sulskis became the 32nd player in school history to reach 1,000 points in a career after scoring 22 against Saint Francis (Pa.) on Nov. 27. He ranks 21st all-time with 1,084 career points and just surpassed Demsond Harrison (1,074, 1997-2001) and Phil Gaston (1,081, 1971-75) for 21st place. He needs 47 more point to move into 20th place on the all-time list. Sophomore Damian Eargle leads the Horizon League and ranks fourth nationally with 3.2 blocks per game. He has collected 26 over the last seven games, including a career-high six against both Malone on Dec. 13 and Toledo on Nov. 24. Junior Tre Brewer recorded his first career double-double with 13 points and 14 rebounds in his first career start against Malone (12/13). Brewer just missed a triple-double with seven assists. Sophomore Damian Eargle set season scoring high with 24 points and10 rebounds against Malone (12/13). He also tied a career-high with six blocked shots. Against NC State, senior Vytas Sulskis recorded his second double-double of the season and the fourth of his career. Freshman Kendrick Perry ranks eighth in the Horizon League with 3.5 assists per game. He scored a career-high 19 points on 6-of-11 shooting from the field against Saint Francis (Pa.) (11/27). Senior Vytas Sulskis continues to move up the Youngstown State all-time 3-point chart. With a 3-pointer against NC State on Dec. 16, Sulskis moved fourth all-time with 144 career 3-pointers past with Hank Raber (143, 1992-97). Sulskis' season-high for 3-pointers made was 46 in 2007-08. He needs 22 more to pass Quin Humphrey (165, 2003-07) for third place. With the win over Malone on Dec. 13, the Guins have won five straight home games for the first time since the 2000-01 season when they won six consecutive from Jan. 13-Feb. 8, 2001. With its 91-84 overtime loss to Akron, Youngstown State has now lost nine straight games that have gone into extra periods. Junior Ashen Ward notched back-to-back career-scoring highs when he posted 14 points against Akron (11/20). He scored a then-career-best 13 points on 5-of-8 shooting against Buffalo on Nov. 16. The Penguins have a made-over roster with 12 newcomers, including seven freshmen, and just three letterwinners returning from last year's squad. A Win Will Improve YSU to 6-5 overall. Mark the program's 18th win over Kent State and the first since 2006. Snap a three-game losing skid to Kent State. Mark the Guins'third victory this season over a school from the Mid-American Conference. Mark YSU's first road victory of the season. Improve YSU to 1-5 at on the road. Mark Head Coach Jerry Slocum's 635th career victory and his 55th at Youngstown State. YSU's 989th victory in the program's history. The Kent State Series This is the 44th meeting between Youngstown State and Kent State in a series that dates back to 1929. Kent State leads the all-time series, 26-17, and has won the last three contests. Last season, Kent State defeated the Guins, 70-61, at the Beeghly Center. In the last game at the M.A.C Center, the Golden Flashes were victorious, 82-74. The last time Youngstown State defeated Kent State at the M.A.C. Center was a 62-58 decision on Dec. 22, 2006. Scouting Kent State Kent State is currently 8-3 overall and have been idle since a 56-51 win over South Florida on Dec. 12 at the M.A.C. Center. The Golden Flashes are 5-0 in home games, 3-0 in neutral site contests and 0-3 on the road. The Golden Flashes lost to Horizon League member Cleveland State, 69-66, on Nov. 14 in Cleveland. Leading the Golden Flashes is Justin Greene who is averaging 17.8 points and 7.6 rebounds per game. Carlton Guyton and Rodriquez Sherman are also scoring in double figures with 12.7 and 10.4 points per game, respectively. Up Next The Penguins return to the Beeghly Center to start the guts of the Horizon League portion of their schedule with a visit from UIC, Thursday, Dec. 30, at 7:05 p.m. Last Time Out The Guins built an 18-point first half lead but dropped a difficult decision to NC State, 67-50, on Dec. 16, in Raleigh, N.C. Senior Vytas Sulskis recorded his fourth career double-double and the second this season with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Junior Devonte Maymon added 10 points for the Guins. Sulskis Moving Up All-Time Scoring Chart Senior Vytas Sulskis became the 32nd player in school history to reach 1,000 points in a career after scoring 22 against Saint Francis (Pa.) on Nov. 27. He ranks 21st all-time with 1,084 career points and just surpassed Demsond Harrison (1,074, 1997-2001) and Phil Gaston (1,081, 1971-75) for 21st place. He needs 47 more point to move into 20th place on the all-time list. Eargle Block Party Sophomore Damian Eargle leads the Horizon League and ranks fourth nationally with 3.2 blocks per game. He has collected 26 over the last seven games, including a career-high six against Malone on Dec. 13 and Toledo on Nov. 24. Eargle has tallied at least three blocks in seven of the nine games played and had at least five blocks in four different game. Home vs. Road The Guins have had vastly different outcomes when comparing home games against road contests. The Guins are averaging 74 points per game when playing at the Beeghly Center but 64 points per game on the road. The Guins are also allowing 79.6 points per game on the road compared to just 61.2 points per home contest - a difference of 18.4 points. YSU has also lost its last 14 road games. The last road win for the Guins was a 74-65 win over Saint Francis (Pa.) on Dec. 16, 2009. Guins League Leaders With 74 3-pointers made this season, the Guins lead the Horizon League with 7.4 3-pointers made per game. The Guins are also the top shot-blocking team in the league with 5.3 blocks per game. Sulskis Needs to Crash Boards For Youngstown State to be successful, senior Vytas Sulskis needs to be a factor on the boards as well as the scoring column. Sulskis is averaging 6.7 rebounds per game, which ranks fifth in the Horizon League. The Guins are 4-2 this season when he grabs at least seven caroms. Brew Crew In his first career start, junior Tre Brewer posted his first career double-double with 13 points and 14 rebounds - both career highs. Brewer also had a 10-rebound effort in a 64-53 win over Buffalo on Nov. 16. 20-20 Vision Senior Vytas Sulskis and sophomore Damian Eargle each scored 20-plus points against Malone on Dec. 13. Sulskis scored a season-high 25 while Eargle posted 24. It was the first time two YSU players scored at least 20 points in the same game since DeAndre Mays (22) and Sulskis (21) accomplished the feat at UIC on Feb. 6, 2010. Sulskis has also scored at least 20 points four times this season and 12 times in his career. Double Your Pleasure The double-doubles by Damian Eargle and Tre Brewer against Malone on Dec. 13 marked the first time two Guins have posted a double-double in the same game since Vytas Sulskis (24 points, 11 rebounds) and DeAndre Mays (16 points, 10 assists) did so against Valparaiso on Feb. 13, 2010. Sulskis Streak Reaches Century Against NC State, Senior Vytas Sulskis played in his 100th straight game for Youngstown State. Sulskis has played in every game in his career and has made 67 career starts. Guins Against Non-League Foes The Guins have played pretty well against non-Horizon League foes. YSU owns a 5-3 record and is averaging 70.5 points per game. Senior Vytas Sulskis is averaging 17 points per game while shooting 60.3 percent (40-of-68) from the field and 47.2 percent (17-of-36) from 3-point range against non-league opponents Sulskis Among Stat Leaders Senior Vytas Sulskis' name can be found all over the Horizon League statistical leaderboard. Sulskis third in 3-point field-goal percentage (.429), fifth in field-goal percentage (.558), fifth in scoring (16.5), and fifth in rebounding (6.7 rpg). Triple Trifecta Earlier this season, the Guins accomplished a feat never achieved before in school history. The Guins made at least 10 3-pointers in three straight games. They made 10 in a loss to Akron (11/20), 11 against Toledo (11/24) and 10 in the win over Saint Francis (Pa.) (11/27). KP3 Breaking Out Freshman point guard Kendrick Perry is coming into his own early in his freshman season. Perry ranks fifth on the team in scoring with 6.9 points per game. He also ranks eighth in the Horizon League with 3.5 assists per game. He scored a career-high 19 points on 6-of-11 shooting from the field against Saint Francis (Pa.) (11/27). Sulskis Climbing 3-Point Chart Senior Vytas Sulskis continues to move up the Youngstown State all-time 3-point chart. With a 3-pointer against NC State on Dec. 16, Sulskis moved fourth all-time with 144 career 3-pointers past with Hank Raber (143, 1992-97). Sulskis' season-high for 3-pointers made was 46 in 2007-08. He needs 22 more to pass Quin Humphrey (165, 2003-07) for third place. Big Name Opponents Over the last five seasons, the Penguins have made it a habit to schedule teams from BCS conferences. This season, the Guins visit NC State from the Atlantic Coast Conference. Since 2006-07, the Guins have faced teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference (Maryland and NC State), Big East (Pittsburgh and Notre Dame), Big Ten (Michigan, Michigan State and Ohio State) and Pac-10 (UCLA). 18 League Games The 18 conference games will tie a school record. This is the fourth straight season YSU will play 18 conference games. As members of the Mid-Continent Conference, YSU played 18 games three times (1993-94, 1994-95 and 1995-96). Last to Score 30 With 30 points against Loyola on Jan. 9, 2010, DeAndre Mays set a career-high and became the first player to score at least 30 points since Keston Roberts scored 31 against Detroit on Feb. 27, 2007. Mays' performance is the 10th time under Jerry Slocum a player has scored at least 30 points in a game. YSU had just 10 30-point plus performances from Feb. 1988 to Dec. 2005. Guins Sign Zuiker Youngstown State signed 6-foot-9 forward Cale Zuiker (ZIKE-er) to a national letter of intent during the early signing period. Last season as a junior, Zuiker, who scored 312 points last year, was a unanimous First-Team All-Wisconsin Valley Conference selection after averaging 13 points, five rebounds, two assists and three blocks per game. He also led Marshfield High School to its first conference title since 1992 and tied a school record for wins in a season with 18. |
| Big Second Half Propels Men's Basketball Past Malone, 78-62 |
| Tuesday, December 14 2010 |
| Courtesy of: YSU |
| Youngstown, Ohio -- Vytas Sulskis scored a game-high 25 points, Damian Eargle finished with 24 points to lead the Youngstown State men's basketball team to a 78-62 victory over Malone on Monday night at the Beeghly Center. The Penguins improve to 5-4 overall while the Pioneers fall to 7-4 overall. The win marks the first time the Guins have won five straight home games since the 2000-01 season. Sulskis, who tied a career high with five 3-pointers made, and Eargle are the first players to score at least 20 points in the same game since DeAndre Mays (22) and Sulskis (21) accomplished the feat on Feb. 6, 2010, at UIC. Eargle recorded his first double-double of the season with 10 rebounds and he tied a career high with six blocked shots. Junior Tre Brewer also posted his first career double-double with a career-high 13 points and a career-best 14 rebounds. The Pioneers hung tough with the Penguins for 29 minutes and had the game tied at 49-49 with 10:59 to go. The Penguins, though, used a 21-6 run to put the game out of reach. The Guins shot an impressive 54.3 percent in the second half and limited the Pioneers to a mere 25.7 percent from the field after the intermission. In the first half, Sulskis and Eargle combined to score 25 of YSU's 33 points and went 10-of-14 from the field together. Sulskis drained 3-of-4 3-point attempts and Eargle was 2-of-3 from the line. YSU could not shake the Pioneers leading 33-31 at halftime. In the first half, the Guins shot 38.2 percent making 13-of-34 shots while Malone hit on 9-of-25 field-goal attempts (36 percent). However, five of the nine from behind the 3-point arc. The Pioneers also held an advantage from the free-throw line making eight to YSU's four. YSU's biggest lead was six, which came on two occasions. The first came with 9:59 left in the first half on a basket by Eargle that capped a 5-0 YSU run. The second was following an Eargle slam dunk off a nice pass from Sulskis with 5:38 left. After Eargle's dunk, the Pioneers scored nine consecutive points, six of came on free throws and three came on a triple by Isiah Elliott. YSU scored five of the final seven points of the half to go on top 33-31 at the break. Overall, the opening half featured five lead changes and four times. The Penguins return to action on Thursday when they travel to Raleigh, N.C., to take on North Carolina State. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. and will be carried live on 570 AM. |
| Youngstown St. 60, Robert Morris 90 |
| Saturday, December 11 2010 |
| Courtesy of: AP |
| CORAOPOLIS, Pa. (AP)Karon Abraham scored a career-high 26 points as Robert Morris routed Youngstown State 90-60 on Saturday night. The Colonials (4-5) shot 31 of 54 from the floor (57.4 percent), including 13 for 24 from 3-point range en route to their second win in the past six games. Lijah Thompson scored 16 points, Velton Jones added 15, Russell Johnson 12 and Yann Charles 10 for Robert Morris. Robert Morris led 50-26 at halftime after ending the half on a 17-5 run. The 50 points scored by the Colonials in the opening half were more than they scored in their previous gamean 82-49 loss at West Virginia on Dec. 7. The Colonials extended their lead to 68-36 after a 3 from Johnson with 13:07 remaining and held Youngstown State to 13-of-34 shooting (38.2 percent) in the second half. Vytas Sulskis scored 12 points, and Ashen Ward and Tre Brewer added 10 each for the Penguins (4-4) in the loss. |
| Men's Basketball Falls to Green Bay, 74-59 |
| Sunday, December 5 2010 |
| Courtesy of: YSU |
| Green Bay, Wis. -- Sophomore Damian Eargle led four Penguins scoring in double figures with 13 points and added four blocks, but the YSU men's basketball team fell to Green Bay, 74-59, on Saturday afternoon at the Resch Center. Senior Vytas Sulskis scored 11 points and junior Devonte Maymon and freshman Kendrick Perry each added 10 for the Penguins. Youngstown State falls to 4-3 overall and 0-2 in the Horizon League while Green Bay improves to 4-4 overall and 1-1 in the league. After building an eight-point lead, 54-46, midway through the second half, the Penguins were outscored by the Phoenix, 28-5 to close out the game. The Phoenix were able to capitalize on a couple Penguin turnovers and used a 10-1 run over a four-minute span to regain the lead, 56-55, and never trailed again. The Penguins, who trailed by six points, 38-32, 18 seconds into the second half, were able to gain momentum and used a 22-8 run over the next 10 minutes of the stanza to build an eight-point lead, 54-46, with 10:10 left. Two free throws by Maymon, a layup by junior Ashen Ward and an old-fashion three-point play by Sulskis at the 17:58 mark gave the Penguins their first lead of the game, 39-38. After three more lead changes, a layup by Perry and a three-point play by Eargle gave the Penguins a four-point edge, 46-42, at the 14:23 mark. Another layup by Perry, two free throws and a layup by DuShawn Brooks extended the Guins advantage to eight, 52-44. Bryquise Perine's layup cut the deficit to six, 52-46, but a layup by Tre Brewer gave the Penguins back their largest lead of eight. In the first half, the Penguins never led and trailed by as many as eight points, 27-19, with 7:48 to go before halftime. The Guins were able to whittle the Phoenix down to just a three-point advantage at the intermission. The Penguins take a week break for finals and visit Robert Morris, Saturday, Dec. 11, at 7 p.m. in Moon Township. |
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| Milwaukee, Wis. -- The Youngstown State men's basketball was able to trim a 10-point second-half deficit down to a one-possession game, but dropped its Horizon League opener to Milwaukee, 76-67, on Thursday evening at U.S. Cellular Arena. Senior Vytas Sulskis led the Penguins with 18 points while junior Devonte Maymon scored 16 points and sophomore Damian Eargle added 10 points with five blocks. The Penguins dropped to 4-2 overall and 0-1 in the Horizon League while Milwaukee improves to 4-4 overall and 1-1 in the league. Milwaukee's Anthony Hill led all scorers with 30 points on 14-of-20 shooting from the floor. He also scored 16 Milwaukee's 33 second-half points. The Penguins, who trailed by as many as 10 in the first half, overcame a four-point halftime deficit, 43-39, to take their first lead of the game, 48-47, after sophomore Blake Allen hit a 3-pointer at the 16:23 mark. The Panthers, who shot 49.1 percent from the field for the game, outscored the Penguins 13-4 over the next eight minutes to take a 62-52 lead with 8:19 to go. Trailing 64-54 with 7:36 left, the Penguin scrapped their way back into the game with a 13-6 run to cut the deficit to just three points, 70-67, capped by two free throws by Sulskis and a layup by Maymon at the 2:55 mark. Both teams went scoreless for the next two minutes before the Panthers made six straight free throws in the games final minute to seal the victory. In the first half, the Panthers built a quick 10-point lead, 12-2, within the first five minutes of the game and lead 17-7 at the 13:20 mark. Juniro DuShawn Brooks' 3-pointer with 8:55 to go capped a 12-5 run by the Guins and brought them within three, 22-19. The Panthers were able to cushion their advantage back to eight, 34-26, at the 3:58 mark before the Guins rallied again. Junior Ashen Ward, Maymon and Sulskis each hit a 3-pointer in the waning minutes of the half to get within two, 41-39, with 19 seconds left. The Panthers' Kyle Kelm buried two free throws with 0.2 seconds left to give UWM a 43-39 lead at the intermission. The Penguins shot just 35.3 percent from the field and lost the rebounding battle, 45-35. The Guins visit Green Bay, Saturday, Dec. 4, at 2 p.m. at the Resch Center.
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