Siena Saints

It was a valiant effort but in the end it was a loss. The Saints, despite being shorthanded won 1 game in the MAAC tourney but couldn't take down 2nd seed Loyola Maryland, losing Sunday 70-60 thus ending the their season at 14-17

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They may be short on bodies but don't tell that to Siena and especially don't tell that to Manhatten. The Jaspers were eliminated from the MAAC tourney for the 5th time in the last 6 years by an undermanned but feisty Saints clun in an OT thriller 84-82 Saturday night to advance to the semi finals of the tournament on Sunday

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With March right around the corner, its time for College Basketball to take center stage in the sports world.

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It's hard to believe, but there are only two weeks left in the regular season for the Siena men's basketball team.

The Saints have just three Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference games remaining, including tonight's Valentine's Day date with Manhattan, in Albany

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Halfway through the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference season, the Siena men's basketball team is 4-5 and probably feeling pretty good about it.

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This wasn't like 1980, when the United States shocked the Russians in what is known as the "Miracle on Ice."

It wasn't even really like little Chaminade knocking off powerful and No. 1 ranked Virginia, in 1982

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Quick, what Division I men's college basketball program has had a player amongst the nation's leaders in rebounding the past two seasons?

If you guessed Siena, you're right and you're probably also a fan of the Saints

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Give credit to the folks who handle promotions with the  Siena Saints. Coming off a big win over Fairfield on Friday the Saints are feeling pretty good about themselves and hope the fans show up for the Sunday home game against Niagra

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The Siena men's basketball team ran into a buzzsaw on Tuesday evening.

Leading the charge for Iona, was sophomore guard Sean Armand, who set a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference record with 10 3-pointers, as the Gaels downed the Saints 95-59, at Madison Square Garden.

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Brandon Walters remembers the first time he played at Madison Square Garden.

Although he was just a freshman at Abraham Lincoln High School, in Brooklyn, he can recall the memory like it was yesterday

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Freshman Davonte Beard has informed Siena head coach Mitch Buonaguro and director of athletics John D’Argenio of his desire to transfer to a school closer to his Akron, Ohio home. Beard has filed paperwork with the athletic department’s compliance office, and the College is processing his request.

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Edwin Ubiles is one step closer to realizing a lifelong dream.

Ubiles was signed to a partially guaranteed contract on Friday, by the Golden State Warriors. The former Siena star reported to the club over the weekend, where he will try to earn a roster spot

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