Men's basketball sets 2021-2022 schedule

Men's basketball sets 2021-2022 schedule

Jul 19, 2021 · Men's Basketball

BRYN ATHYN, Pa. - The Bryn Athyn College Men's Basketball program set and announced their 2021-2022 schedule on Tuesday morning. The Lions will host eleven games at Asplundh Field House throughout the regular season. The Lions return to the court after an abbreviated exhibition season in 2021 where the team was able to play eight exhibitions from February 26, 2021 to March 20, 2021. The abbreviated season was a result of COVID-19 canceling traditional season of play. The eight games were pivotal in helping the men's basketball team identify areas of growth and improvement needed headed into the 2021-2022 season. 
BRYN ATHYN, Pa. - The Bryn Athyn College Men's Basketball program set and announced their 2021-2022 schedule on Monday morning. The Lions will host eleven games at Asplundh Field House throughout the regular season. The Lions return to the court after an abbreviated exhibition season in 2021 where the team was able to play eight exhibitions from February 26, 2021 to March 20, 2021. The abbreviated season was a result of COVID-19 canceling traditional season of play. The eight games were pivotal in helping the men's basketball team identify areas of growth and improvement needed headed into the 2021-2022 season. 

Bryn Athyn will open the 8th season of competition in program history at home on November 6 against Vaughn College (NY) at 2 p.m. The Lions will take a week off with first trimester exams and return to the court for an exhibition against NCAA Division I opponent University Maryland Eastern Shore on Nov. 13 on the road. The Lions will continue their November road trip with games at McDaniel on Nov. 17, at Delaware Valley on Nov. 19, and at Neumann on Nov. 23. Bryn Athyn will take a five day break from games for Thanksgiving before returning home to play host to Gallaudet University on Nov 29. at 7 p.m. Men's basketball will open CSAC play with defending conference champion, Cairn University, on Thursday Dec. 2 on the road. The Lions come back home on Saturday Dec. 4 to take on Wilson College. Bryn Athyn will close the month of December with four nonconference games. The Lions will travel up Huntingdon Pike to take on Penn State Abington on Friday Dec. 10. A week later, the team plays host to Gwynedd Mercy on Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. Bryn Athyn will return from Christmas break for the Juniata Holiday Tournament. The tournament field consists of: Bryn Athyn, Juniata, John Carroll, and Rowan University. The Lions will take on host Juniata on Dec. 29. Based on that result, Bryn Athyn will take on either John Carroll or Rowan. 

2022 has the Lions returning to CSAC play at home against Clarks Summit on Jan. 6 at 8 p.m.. Bryn Athyn will play host to Rosemont College for a 7:30 p.m. tip on Jan. 8. The three game home stand finishes up with a Jan. 12 contest with Keystone at 7 p.m. The team will have consecutive road games against Valley Forge on Jan. 15 and Saint Elizabeth on Jan. 18. On Jan. 22, Bryn Athyn welcomes Cairn for a 3 p.m. game. The Lions will travel to New York for a nonconference game with Pratt Institute on Jan. 26. Bryn Athyn will make the trip to Chambersburg, Pa. to face Wilson on Jan. 29. The first week of February has Bryn Athyn at home for consecutive games. The first is against Saint Elizabeth at 7 p.m. on Feb. 2. The Lions will close their nonconference schedule with Great Lakes Christian College (MI) on Feb. 5 at 3 p.m. Bryn Athyn will close their season with three of the last four on the road. The team will make two trips to the Scranton area in the same week to take on Clarks Summit on Feb. 9 and Keystone on the road on Feb. 12. The Lions will play their last regular season game at Asplundh Field House for the 21-22 season against Valley Forge on Feb. 16. Bryn Athyn closes the season out with a road game against Rosemont on Feb. 19. 

"We put together a challenging schedule for our first year of traditional play. I thought the 2021 exhibition season was really helpful for us. It allowed us to really measure where we were at and where we wanted to go. We have a good balance in our non-conference schedule with four really solid local programs who consistently compete in their respective leagues in Del Val, Neumann, Penn State Abington, and Gwynedd Mercy ," Coach Sean Westerlund continued. "The other five nonconference games allows us to play teams we would not normally get to see and provide us with unique opportunities to get better. The Juniata tournament is a loaded field. I look forward to welcoming my twin brother and his Great Lakes program to the Philadelphia area in early February. Their team is as talented of team that we will face all year. It is obviously a great opportunity and a lot of fun to take on a Division I opponent in UMES. Our nonconference schedule was put together to help prepare us compete in the CSAC, which in my opinion is improved, but there is room for us to take a step forward. I am excited to see us rise to the occasion and raise the bar for our program."

The CSAC Playoffs are set to begin February 21, 2022.

Dates and times for each game are subject to change due to weather or other conflicts, so stay up to date with everything on our social media pages, @brynathynlions and @brynathymbb.

2021-22 Schedule (unavailable)