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AJ has been very grateful for the
opportunity he received to coach on the
NCAA Division II level as he is into
his second season at
Goldey Beacom College.
Goldey Beacom College is located in the
Pike Creek section of Wilmington, Delaware.
It's athletic program is a highly competitive
NCAA Division II program as a part of the
CACC (Central Athletic Collegiate Conference).
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2025 / 2026
The Goldey Beacom Lightning
had a solid successful
2025/2026 Season.
"The Lightning" ended the season with a
21-11 (.656 pct) overall won loss record.
13-7(CACC regular season)/.650 pct) *
*13-2 (HOME) * 6-8 (AWAY) *
* 2-1 (NEUTRAL) *
"The Lightning" clinched
the 2nd seed in the
CACC Conference
with a 106-101
season ending victory over
Bridgeport University.
The 2nd seed "Lightning" won the
CACC Conference Tournament
1st Round home game
Tuesday March 3rd, 2026
with a nail biting 88-87 victory
over Georgian Court.
The "Lightning" headed to the
CACC Tournament Semifinals
in Caldwell, New Jersey
Saturday March 7th, 2026
and came out of the game
against Dominican University
with a 108-92 victory.
The #2 seed "Lightning" was matched up
Sunday March 8th, 2026
in the CACC Conference
Tournament Championship Game
against #1 seed Felician University
at Caldwell University (NJ).
The"Lightning" fought a good fight
and fell short 91-81
in the CACC Championship Game.
The good news was the
Goldey Beacom "Lightning"received
an at large berth in the
National NCAA Division II Tournament.
The Lightning received a #8 seeding
and was matched up in the
East Regional Saturday March 14th
for the 1st Round game against
#1 seed Daemen University
in Amherst, New York.
This was history indeed as it was the
first time in program history that
the "Lightning" was playing in the
National NCAA Division II Tournament.
The "Lightning" unfortunately loss
the 1st round game against Daemen
78 - 111.
Congrats to the "Lightning"
Mens Basketball Program
for a great 2025/2026 season.
"GO LIGHTNING"
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2024 / 2025
Goldey Beacom completed the
2024 / 2025 season
with a 11-18 record (8-8 Conference).
The "Lightning" clinched a spot in the
CACC Conference Tournament as they lost
in their first round,
quarterfinal tournament
away game in Waterbury, Connecticut
against Post University.
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