New Haven Starters: Quashawn Lane (Trenton, N.J./Trenton Catholic Academy), Victor Olawoye (Elmont, N.Y. /Elmont Memorial High School ), Majur Majak (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.), Tavin Pierre Philippe (Brooklyn, N.Y./Baldwin High School), Davontrey Thomas (Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Poughkeepsie) 

Adelphi Starters: Chris Coalmon, Ronnie Silva, Andrew Delaney, Jake Hlywiak, Adonis Williams

How it Happened 
The Blue and Gold came into Charger Gym all charged up Monday afternoon. With Quashawn Lane (Trenton, N.J./Trenton Catholic Academy) back in the starting five and Tavin Pierre Philippe (Brooklyn, N.Y./Baldwin High School) filling in for Derrick Rowland (Cohoes, N.Y./Green Tech), New Haven held the Panthers scoreless in the first nine minutes, while putting up 13 beforehand. 

With the help of Quashawn Lane (Trenton, N.J./Trenton Catholic Academy), Majur Majak (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) dunked in the paint to put the Chargers ahead by 22 - their largest lead in the first half. Majak finished the night four points shy of a double-double. Justin Forest responded with a three to cut Adelphi's deficit to 19 before going into the half. 

At the break Adelphi's biggest threat, Ronnie Silva, was held to zero points. He was 0-for-6 from the field and 0-for-5 from three-point territory. Before this afternoon, Silva was averaging 21.3 points per game - he finished the night with six. 

The closest Adelphi got to New Haven's hot and heavy offense was a difference of 13 points. Chris Coalmon ran into the paint to make an unassisted jumper to bring the score 53-40 with 7:08 to go. 

In the following five minutes the Chargers responded with a 13-2 run, the only basket scored by Adelphi was a solo jumper in the paint from Adonis Williams. Williams led the Panthers in scoring with ten points. He leads the team in rebounding with 120 so far this season, he was limited to five. 

Christian Kellman (Little Neck, N.Y. /John Adams High School ), a sophomore who had his freshman season cancelled because of the CoVID-19 pandemic, tied the knot on New Haven's 17-point victory by pulling out a stand alone jumper in the paint. Kellman has appeared in three games prior to this, the three that started off New Haven's season. 

Inside the Box Score 

• For the second consecutive game, New Haven's game-leading scorer Tavin Pierre Philippe (Brooklyn, N.Y./Baldwin High School), shot 7-f-10 from the field. He finished the night with 19 points which featured two dunks. 
• Davontrey Thomas (Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Poughkeepsie) and Philippe were each perfect from three-point range, both hitting two. Thomas ended with 14 points, only missing two field goals.
• Majur Majak (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) was four points shy of a double-double. He grabbed 10 boards and put up six points. 
• Kendall McMillan (Columbia, Md./Mount Saint Joseph) and Victor Olawoye (Elmont, N.Y. /Elmont Memorial High School ) each assisted four baskets.
• New Haven's largest lead was with 2:47 remaining in the half - they dominated the Panthers by 23 points. New Haven held the lead for the entirety of the night, Adelphi's first basket occurred with 11:26 remaining in the first half. 
• New Haven shot 54.9 percent from the field overall and 59 percent in the second half. They were able to prevent Adelphi from scoring in the first holding them to shooting 26.9 percent from the field. 
• This was Hotaling's tenth win over Adelphi, he now holds a 10-12 record when facing the Panthers. 
• New Haven lead by 19 going into halftime. This was their largest lead at the half since their 30-point lead over D'Youville back in November. 

What's Next
Coming in hot, New Haven will travel to Saint Anselm in New Hampshire on Wednesday to kick off the Spring 2022 semester. The Hawks will host New Haven looking to further their three-game winning streak. Tip off for this NE10 matchup is set for 7:30 p.m. in the Stoutenburgh Gymnasium on Jan. 19.