STCC Men’s Basketball @STCCMBB

You can still earn a valuable degree at the NCAA Division III level and keep your dream of playing professional basketball alive. Division III has produced NBA players, overseas professionals, coaches, and business leaders. The path may look different, but success isn’t determined by the logo on your jersey, it’s determined by your work ethic, development, and perseverance. Don’t let anyone tell you that D3 means your basketball journey is over. Your opportunity is what you make of it. @D3Direct @iancle1 @TweetsbyCoachP @CoachHixonDimes @DTXBasketball @RecruitTheBronx @NAIAHoopsReport @STCCMBB @CoachK_Nguyen

Bryce Butler @bball_brainiac1

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Toby Harris went from D3 at Brandeis to D1 at Iona to NBA pre-draft workouts with the Knicks and Cavs. Ben Pearce stayed D3 his entire career at Emory and still earned a pre-draft workout with the Wizards. Different paths, same lesson. Play at a high level and the right

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New England @NAIA programs declined / left in the 1970s and 1980s to join @NCAA D2 & D3. Interesting list of former NAIA members. Franklin Pierce Boston State Western New England Gordon ENC Roger Williams Central Connecticut New Haven Quinnipiac Husson Southern Maine

JUCO is not a backup plan, it’s a strategic path. For the right high school senior, junior college can provide real college basketball, real college credits, development, exposure, and a smarter financial route. Bet on the path that gives you growth, opportunity, and options.

Dan Hurley shares a blunt reminder about what it takes to be great. "If you can't sit through an hour and 15 minute video session...get out of this industry because this is only for the most competitive people." The film room isn't glamorous. It's tedious, repetitive, and easy to zone out, but that's exactly why it separates. The ones who consistently work even when it's boring are the same ones who execute when it matters. Greatness isn't for the interested - it's for the ones who embrace the boredom of consistency. (🎥@CollegeGameDay)

Basketball is not an equal opportunity sport! The best shooters will shoot more. The best dribblers will dribble more. The best defenders will be on the floor more. Get your reps up, get better!

The IC Change Basketball Showcase connects talented student-athletes with college coaches looking for their next impact player. 🎓 Small Colleges & Universities 🏀 Quality Talent 🤝 Real Opportunities Expected schools include Kent State Tuscarawas, Miami Hamilton, Wright State Lake, Lorain County CC, Clark State, Bryant & Stratton, Springfield Tech, Ohio Valley, Waynesburg, Fredonia State, and more!

You don’t coach just to win games, you coach for moments like these. Congratulations to @STCCMBB student-athletes Odayne Richardson, Zyir Harris, and Justin Phillips on this outstanding achievement! Success isn’t measured only by what happens on the court, but also by the work put in the classroom and the commitment to personal growth. Keep striving for excellence. Keep setting the standard. Keep being great.

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A couple of highlights from my first year in JUCO college with STCC. DM for more film! @STCCMBB @CoachCardonaBB @CoachNoelroman youtu.be/sdfXXZfqlTY?fe…

Hard work on the court and in the classroom 👏🏽📚🏀 Congratulations to Curtis Clinger (@curty104) on earning Dean’s List honors for the Spring 2026 semester!

Hard work on the court and in the classroom 👏🏽📚🏀 Congratulations to Malakhi Sabb on earning Dean’s List honors for the Spring 2026 semester! Your dedication, discipline, and commitment to excellence continue to make the Rams community proud.

Hard work on the court and in the classroom 👏🏽📚🏀 Congratulations to Blake Wilson on earning Dean’s List honors for the Spring 2026 semester! Keep leading by example and proving that success happens both academically and athletically. 🐏🔥

Hard work on the court and in the classroom 👏🏽📚🏀 Congratulations to Aidan Daly on earning Dean’s List honors for the Spring 2026 semester! Your dedication, discipline, and commitment to excellence continue to make the Rams community proud.

Hard work on the court and in the classroom 👏🏽📚🏀 Congratulations to Justin Phillips on earning Dean’s List honors for the Spring 2026 semester! Keep leading by example and proving that success happens both academically and athletically. 🐏🔥

New England needs to pay attention to NAIA basketball, it's high-level hoops! There's only 1 NAIA program in the region, so I get why many might not be familiar, but I've been a big fan for a while now. If you're a HS hooper, do your research on NAIA options! Be surprised.

Thank you to @LABCBasketball for recognizing @STCCMBB Men’s Basketball Head Coach Coach Cardona! Well deserved 👏 @STCCSpringfield @CoachCardonaBB

Latino Association of Basketball Coaches #LABC @LABCBasketball

2 months ago

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Alfredo Cardona is the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Springfield Technical Community College, known for rapidly rebuilding the program into a competitive force. In just his first three seasons, he has led the Rams to back-to-back playoff appearances, including

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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Alfredo Cardona is the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Springfield Technical Community College, known for rapidly rebuilding the program into a competitive force. In just his first three seasons, he has led the Rams to back-to-back playoff appearances, including a nine-game improvement and the program’s highest conference win total since 2019–2020. His impact extends beyond wins, developing all-league players and Academic All-Americans while building a nationally recruited roster and a strong, winning culture. “Be flexible in your approach and realize that each player is his own canvas. You can’t paint them all with the same brush and building strong personal relationships will create incredible buy-in and trust.” “I joined the LABC to be part of the largest network of Latino Basketball Coaches whose purpose is to provide a platform of support, encouragement, and opportunity. The LABC has allowed me to take advantage of networking opportunities to continue my life long learning in the sport. The presentations from other coaches serve as inspiration towards this career and I will utilize all available resources when applicable.”