MAAC Conference

The way Siena is constructed the point guard position is the biggest piece to the puzzle, and without McCollum things just don’t run as smoothly as they should.

It was a terrific game plan by Siena head coach Carmen Maciarello, who once again out coached Rick Pitino.

It's still early in the MAAC conference schedule, but Siena is off to an impressive start. The Saints are built around Javian McCollum.

Siena Women's Basketball coach Ali Jaques joined Levack and Goz to update the Capital Region on what's happening with the team. Jaques has had a great recruiting year adding some great talent to the team. We ask here how she feels about the challenges of coaching in the COVID-19 era and why her entire team registering to vote is so important to her.

Siena Saints coach Ali Jaques hopes her team will be ready for conference play when it starts up in late December. To that end the 2nd year head coach has scheduled a pretty good non-conference schedule to get her team ready. The Saints will play 9 non-conference games before the MAAC season begins play...

There isn't much more to really add to what has been a terrible season for the Siena Saints. Kind of fitting the last regular season home game is a loss to a 9-20 Marist Red Fox team. Final score Marist 76  Siena 74.. With 1 game to go in the regular season Siena has locked up 9th place...

Not exactly a dream match up almost turned to nightmare but in the end the Siena Saints defeated Radford in OT Sunday at the Times Union Center 65-57. The loss snapped the Saints losing streak at 5. Led by a surprise source, Davis Martens poured in 18 points, gobbled up 9 boards in leading the Saints to the victory...

Congratulations goes out to Siena Saints Senior Larry Balkwill. His exploits last week led Siena to a big win over national power Central Florida and earned him the 1st of the seasons MAAC player of the week honors. Balkwill, from Canada had a huge series vs C...

Losing is 1 thing. Not being competitive is totally another. Too many times this season the Saints have lost by at least 10 points. It happened again Saturday at the Times Union Center as the Saints were flogged by Loyola of Maryland 80-57...

Fairfield University is  known as the Stags. After last night that only one's "Stag-gering" are the Saints of Siena. Final score from Bridgeport: Fairfield 74  Siena 52. Another debacle in a season of debacles. Siena was never in the game...

I am guessing this is the question burning on the minds of many Siena alumni and the school administration as well. A proud program like Siena doesn't take losing easily and there has been much losing this season. Sunday was the latest and maybe the worst of all even though that is hard to quantify with the losses piling up...

Forget the slow starts that have troubled Siena much of the season. This time it was a bad finish that did them in Friday at Loyola. Hanging tough against the defending MAAC champs till the end Siena was within 3 at the half and actually took a brief lead at 37-36 with just over 10 minutes left but were then outscored 26-15 and lost 63-51...