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4/26/21 – Casale Earns D3hoops.com All-Region Honors
The 2021 D3hoops.com All-Region teams have been announced and Saint Joseph’s College senior guard Jack Casale (Portland, Maine/Cheverus) has garnered First Team All-East/Northeast Region accolades.
In four games during a truncated senior season, Casale averaged 26.3 points, 14.0 rebounds, and 3.5 assists while shooting 40.9% (36-88) from the floor, 29.5% (13-44) from three-point range, and 66.7% (20-30) from the free-throw line.
Casale, the 2020 Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Player of the Year, scored 1,686 points with 668 rebounds, 242 assists, 64 steals, and 36 blocked shots over 81 career games. He finished his four years at Saint Joseph’s as the program’s career leader in scoring average (20.8 PPG) and is currently ranked in the top 10 in team history in many categories, including rebounding average (8.2 RPG, 2nd), three-pointers made (237, 3rd), three-pointers attempted (616, 3rd), points (1,686, 6th), field goals made (578, 8th), field goals attempted (1,115, 9th), and rebounds (668, 10th).
4/26/21 – Stapelfeld Claims D3hoops.com All-Region Honors
The 2021 D3hoops.com All-Region teams have been announced and Saint Joseph’s College senior guard Cassandra Stapelfeld (Brookline, N.H.) has earned Second Team All-East/Northeast Region honors.
In six games for the Monks this winter, Stapelfeld averaged 14.3 points, 2.3 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 0.8 steals while shooting 45.5% (30-66) from the field, 41.9% (13-31) from three-point range, and 81.3% (13-16) from the free-throw line.
In four college seasons, Stapelfeld has scored 1,204 points with 204 rebounds, 121 assists, and 76 steals and averages 14.3 points, 2.4 boards, and 2.0 assists while shooting 42.9% (407-948) from the floor, 37.0% (163-440) from downtown, and 86.3% (227-263) from the charity stripe over 84 career contests.
Under the watch of 28th-year Head Coach Mike McDevitt ’83, Saint Joseph’s posted a 5-1 record while playing a truncated schedule due to the pandemic.
