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Khaleef Wilson-Ings
| Number: | 20 |
| Year: | Sr. |
| Position: | G |
| Major: | Criminology |
| Hometown: | Philadelphia, PA |
| High School: | Abraham Lincoln H.S. |
2008-09 Made three appearances in the starting lineup...scored a season-high 8 points on 11/21/08 against Oberlin...dished out a season-high 5 assists on 11/21/08
against Oberlin.
2007-08 Started 22 games...led the team in assists...ranked seventh in the conference in assists per game...ranked fourth in the conference in assist/turnover ratio with 1.56...second on the team in steals (22)...scored a career high 11 points on 1/26/08 vs. Medaille College...dished out a career high 8 assists on 1/19/08 vs. Lake Erie College.
2006-07 Joined the team second semester...averaged 5.3 minutes per game...scored a season high 4 points against Franciscan University on 2/12/07.
Men's Basketball News 
| AMCC Announces All-Sportsmanship Team - March 04, 2010 Senior's Jake Zorn, men's basketball, and Emily McKenna, women's basketball, have been named to the 2009-10 AMCC All-Sportsmanship Team. Read More |
| Bush and Perez Receive Basketball Honors - March 03, 2010 Perez becomes the first Mount Aloysius men's basketball player in school history to earn AMCC Newcomer of the Year. Read More |
| Mounties fall in first round of AMCC playoffs to Frostburg University, 89-81 - February 24, 2010 The Bobcat's stifling defense was too much for the 5th ranked Mounties Tuesday night in Frostburg, Maryland. Read More |
| Mounties Extend Their Winning Streak to Six Games - February 15, 2010 With the victory the Mounties have moved into 3rd place in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference standings and have officially secured a spot in the AMCC postseason tournament. Read More |
| Mounties Defeat Nationally Ranked Medaille College, 65-64 - February 08, 2010 Medaille entered the contest at 20-1, and in first place in the conference standings. The win marks the first time in the 31-year history of the College's men's basketball program, that the team has defeated a Top 25 team. Read More |
