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April 13,
2007
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KINSEY DURGIN NAMED
SECOND TEAM ECAC All-NEW ENGLAND |
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Providence, RI—Rhode
Island College senior guard Kinsey Durgin (Greenwood, ME) was
named Second Team All-New England by the Eastern College Athletic
Conference (ECAC) for his performance in men's basketball this past
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Durgin has received many accolades this season,
including being named to the All-Northeast Second Team by the National
Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and was awarded the same
honors by D3Hoops.com. He was named First Team All-Little East
Conference for the second consecutive season. Durgin was also named
the Most Outstanding Player of the 2007
Little
East Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament, also garnering
All-Tournament Team honors. He played in 31 games, starting all of
them. He averaged 14.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 1.4
steals per game. |
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Durgin leaves Rhode Island College as the program’s
all-time leader in games played (115). He totaled 1,290 points, 472
rebounds, 308 assists and 131 steals in his four-year career. He is 11th
all-time at RIC in career scoring and ninth in assists. |
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He was named the Co-Player of the Year, along with
Bryant University’s Chris Burns, by the Cox Sports Television
Rhode Island Basketball Media. |
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Head Coach Bob Walsh’s team posted
a
27-4 overall record and earned a berth in the 2007 NCAA Div. III Men’s
Basketball Tournament, where the Anchormen advanced to the Elite
Eight. The Anchormen established school records for the most wins in a
season, won their first-ever Little East Conference Men’s Basketball
Tournament and were the LEC Regular Season Champions for the second
time in the past three years. Rhode Island College made its first NCAA
Tournament appearance in 28 years. |
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