Javonte Long Chosen for National All-Star GameRegion 3 Player of the Year Javonte Long has been selected to participate in the 2025 NJCAA All-Star game on May 17 in Las Vegas. He is one of just six Division III players nationwide among the 26 total players selected for the all-star game by the NJCAA Men's Basketball Coaches Association. Full Story
Long Voted NJCAA All-AmericanTompkins Cortland Community College men's basketball player Javonte Long (Harlem/Clayton H.S.) has been named a National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-American. He is the fourth player to earn All-American recognition in the history of the Panthers men's basketball program following Tyseem Lyles (2014), Jude Princivil (1995), and Khai Pugh (2024).Full Story
Long Voted Reg. 3 Player of the Year; Samuels All-RegionJavonte Long (Harlem/Vineland H.S.) has done something no other player has done in the nearly 50-year history of men’s basketball at Tompkins Cortland Community College – he has been voted the NJCAA Region 3 Player of the Year. The sophomore had previously been voted the Mid-State Athletic Conference Player of the Year, naming him the top player among the eight teams in the MSAC. The Region 3 award was voted on by coaches from all 16 teams in the region. Long’s TC3 teammate Marqiis Samuels (Long Island/The Patrick School) was also voted to the all-region team, marking the first time the Panthers have had two players voted all region since Tyseem Lyles and Devin Redden did so in 2013-14.Full Story
For the second straight year, the Panthers men’s basketball season came to an end in the NJCAA Region 3 semifinal round after they pushed the top-seed team to the limit but came up just short. This year the Panthers nearly knocked off the nationally #3-ranked Mohawk Valley Community College Hawks, falling short at the foul line in a 74-67 loss. Mohawk Valley advances to the Region 3 championship game on Sunday with a record of 25-1. The Panthers end the year 17-8.Full Story
After overcoming a slow start, the Panthers men’s basketball team pulled away for an 85-65 win over SUNY Adirondack in the Region 3 quarterfinals on Friday at Herkimer College. The #4-seed Panthers now advance to take on #1-seed Mohawk Valley Community College in Saturday’s semifinal. Tip-off on Saturday is at 3 p.m. at Herkimer College.Full Story
Long Voted MSAC Player of the Year; Samuels and Nwosu Join Him on All-MSAC TeamThree members of the conference co-champion Tompkins Cortland Community College men's basketball team have been voted to the Mid-State Athletic Conference all-conference team, led by MSAC Player of the Year Javonte Long (Harlem/Clayton H.S.). Joining Long on the first team was Marqiis Samuels (Long Island/The Patrick School) and Kobe Nwosu (Spring Valley/North Rockland H.S.) earned a place on the third team. Both Long and Samuels are repeat all-conference selections, while the freshman Nwosu is making his first appearance on the team. It marks the second straight year that three Panthers have been voted all-conference, and the third time in program history. Sheldon Schuler (New Haven, Conn./Lee Academy Prep) received Honorable Mention.Full Story
Region 3 Player of the Year Javonte Long has been selected to participate in the 2025 NJCAA All-Star game on May 17 in Las Vegas. He is one of just six Division III players nationwide among the 26 total players selected for the all-star game by the NJCAA Men's Basketball Coaches Association.
Tompkins Cortland Community College men's basketball player Javonte Long (Harlem/Clayton H.S.) has been named a National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-American. He is the fourth player to earn All-American recognition in the history of the Panthers men's basketball program following Tyseem Lyles (2014), Jude Princivil (1995), and Khai Pugh (2024).
Javonte Long (Harlem/Vineland H.S.) has done something no other player has done in the nearly 50-year history of men’s basketball at Tompkins Cortland Community College – he has been voted the NJCAA Region 3 Player of the Year. The sophomore had previously been voted the Mid-State Athletic Conference Player of the Year, naming him the top player among the eight teams in the MSAC. The Region 3 award was voted on by coaches from all 16 teams in the region. Long’s TC3 teammate Marqiis Samuels (Long Island/The Patrick School) was also voted to the all-region team, marking the first time the Panthers have had two players voted all region since Tyseem Lyles and Devin Redden did so in 2013-14.
For the second straight year, the Panthers men’s basketball season came to an end in the NJCAA Region 3 semifinal round after they pushed the top-seed team to the limit but came up just short. This year the Panthers nearly knocked off the nationally #3-ranked Mohawk Valley Community College Hawks, falling short at the foul line in a 74-67 loss. Mohawk Valley advances to the Region 3 championship game on Sunday with a record of 25-1. The Panthers end the year 17-8.
After overcoming a slow start, the Panthers men’s basketball team pulled away for an 85-65 win over SUNY Adirondack in the Region 3 quarterfinals on Friday at Herkimer College. The #4-seed Panthers now advance to take on #1-seed Mohawk Valley Community College in Saturday’s semifinal. Tip-off on Saturday is at 3 p.m. at Herkimer College.
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Javonte Long Chosen for National All-Star Game
