Men's Basketball
- March 5, 2010
Carleton Denied First-Round NCAA Upset Bid
Note: UW-Stevens Point went on to win the NCAA Division III national title. The Pointers escaped the opening round game vs. Carleton with one-point victory on their home floor. This was also the only time UW-SP trailed during the final six minutes of any 2010 post-season game.
Carleton nearly pulled the upset of the NCAA Tournament’s first round, taking a one-point lead with 12 seconds left, but University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point’s Matt Moses made two free throws with 6.1 seconds left and Jeremy Sutherland collided with a Pointer defender driving for the potential game-winning shot--with no foul being called--as the Knights’ upset bid against fifth-ranked host UW-Stevens Point was snatched away in the final seconds, 59-58. Check out the video recap of the contest, audio from Guy Kalland's post-game press conference and our final thoughts on the Knights Blog.
- February 27, 2010
Knights Beat Gusties in OT, Headed Back to NCAAs!

Jeremy Sutherland poured in 22 points, Bryan Rosett scored 19, and Seth Jonker added 18 as the Carleton College men's basketball team beat Gustavus Adolphus College, 78-71 in overtime, to win their first MIAC playoff championship. With the win the Knights earned a berth to their second NCAA tournament. The Knights, led by Sutherland, were 5-6 from the field in overtime to pull away. Video recap now online.
- March 10, 2010
Post-Season Video Highlights
If you missed any of the action, watch video highlights of the men's basketball teams 2010 post-season run:
• MIAC Semifinals: Carleton 73, #3 St. Thomas 67
• MIAC Finals: Carleton 78, Gustavus 71 (OT)
• NCAA First Round: UW-Stevens Point 59, Carleton 58 - March 4, 2010
Sutherland, Jonker Named All-MIAC
Carleton men’s basketball juniors Jeremy Sutherland (Apple Valley, Minn./St. Bernard’s) and Seth Jonker (Apple Valley, Minn./Eastview) were named to the All-MIAC first team by the conference coaches.
- March 2, 2010
Sutherland Honored for Leading Knights to MIAC Championship
Junior guard Jeremy Sutherland earned MIAC Athlete of the Week for his phenomenal playoff performances leading the Knights to their first ever MIAC Playoff Championship. Over the course of the playoffs, he averaged 18.3 points, 4.3 assists, 3.3 rebounds, and 2.0 steals. This marks the second time Sutherland has received the weekly honor from the MIAC.
- February 23, 2010
Knights Stuff Tommies, Advance to MIAC Playoff Finals
Carleton defeats No. 3 team in nation, ends St. Thomas' 55-game home win streak
Junior guard Jeremy Sutherland scored 20 points, 18 in the second half, and Seth Jonker added 19 points and eight rebounds as Carleton stopped third-ranked St. Thomas's 55-game home winning streak against MIAC foes by taking out the Tommies, 73-67, in the MIAC Playoff semifinals. The Knights shot 60 percent from the floor and knocked down 9-of-17 from three-point range in winning for the first time on the road in the MIAC Playoffs. Senior Bryan Rosett's dunk (PHOTO AT RIGHT) late in the first half highlighted Carleton's 17-4 run that gave the Knights the lead for good. A video recap is now available.










Carleton defeats No. 3 team in nation, ends St. Thomas' 55-game home win streak




