MAAC Honor Roll Inductees - Rider
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On March 2, the MAAC will recognize 20 significant men's and women's basketball players at the first annual Honor Roll Dinner at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Two former student-athletes from each institution will be enshrined in The MAAC Experience, the league's exhibit at the Hall of Fame. Bios for each honoree will be featured on MAACSports.com as we count down to the private event, as well as the start of the 2012 MAAC Basketball Championships.
Darrick Suber - Rider University (1990-93)
Darrick Suber helped lead Rider to the championship games of both the 1991 East Coast Conference and the 1993 Northeast Conference, and was named the MVP of both tournaments. In the NEC final, the senior guard made an end-to-end drive and the game-winning basket at the buzzer, live on ESPN, which sent Rider to its first NCAA Championship. He finished with a game-high 33 points in the 65-64 victory over Wagner College. Suber was the first 2,000-point scorer in the history of Rider basketball, and the first player to have his uniform number retired. Named the Rider Athlete of the Year as a junior, he holds the career scoring record at Rider with 2,219 points in 166 games played. Suber also held the single-season record for points (665 - 1993) until Jason Thompson broke that mark during his senior year (694 - 2008). He was named to the All-Tournament Team in every tournament he played in at Rider.
Jennifer Feeney-Lovell - Rider University (1991-95)
Jennifer Feeney-Lovell graduated from Rider fourth in career scoring (1,262 points), fifth in career rebounds (590) and seventh in career assists (235). She played on three winning teams and one .500 team at Rider, and her four teams were a combined 65-46. Feeney-Lovell started 96 of the 110 games she played at Rider and earned Second Team All-Northeast Conference honors as a sophomore. Feeney-Lovell was the 1992 East Coast Conference Rookie of the Year. She was inducted into the Rider Athletics Hall of Fame in 2011.