The 2023-2024 Athletics Seasons were a great success.  The Department honored coaches and student-athletes on Tuesday May 7, 2024 at the DC Athletics Award Ceremony and Banquet.  The event was well attended by players, coaches, student-workers, faculty, staff, and administrators from DCC with over 100 people in attendance.

2023-2024 Athletic Honors

Men's Soccer

• MHC 2^nd Team Honoree – Braden Pettigrew
• MHC 2^nd Team Honoree – Aidan Yereance
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Aidan Yereance
• Region XV Honorable Mention Honoree – Braden Pettigrew
• Region XV Sportsmanship Honoree – Alan Quezada
• Sophomore Recognition (7) – Akeem Alexander, Alan Quezada, Brayan Ramirez, Michael Rojas, Michael Sambells Tyler Spagna Aidan Yereance

Women's Volleyball

• MHC MVP and 1^st Team Honoree – Lauren Siegel
• MHC 1^st Team Honoree – Lauren Siegel
• MHC 1^st Team Honoree – Maya-k Johnson
• MHC 1^st Team Honoree – Grace Ferretti
• Region XV 1^st Team Honoree – Lauren Siegel
• Region XV 2nd Team Honoree – Grace Ferretti
• Region XV Honorable Mention Honoree – Maya-k Johnson
• Region XV Sportsmanship Honoree – Isabella Macchia
• All Region Defensive Player of the Year – Franchelis Guzman
• Region XV All-Tournament Team – Lauren Siegel
• Region XV All-Tournament Team – Grace Ferretti
• SUNY Chancellor's Award – Kaitlin Robin
• Sophomore Recognition (4) – Grace Ferretti, Kaitlin Robin, Lauren Siegel, Nicole Spero
• Region XV Runner ups and Northeast District B Champions
• Mid-Hudson Conference Champions – Cali Delvecchio, Hailey Fehring, Grace Ferretti, Riley Gemmel, Franchelis Guzman, Maya-k Johnson, Isabella Macchia, Kaitlin Robin, Lauren Siegel, Nicole Spero

Men's Basketball

• Region XV Coach of the Year – Robert Piano
• Region XV 1^st Team Honoree – Quincey Platt
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Prince Kamate
• Region XV Honorable Mention Team Honoree – Raesean Greer
• Region XV Sportsmanship Honoree- Nashaun Johnson
• Region XV All-Tournament Team – Prince Kamate, Joselito Rosario
• Sophomore Recognition (4) – Raesean Greer, Nyrie Hicks, Nashaun Johnson, Joselito Rosario
• Region XV Runner-ups – Joseph Battle, Jethro Chapman, Tisean Edmond, Raesean Greer, Nyrie Hicks, Nashaun Johnson, Prince Kamate, Quincey Platt, Malhiki Raymond, Joselito Rosario, Seiray Sinerna

 
Women's Softball

• Region XV 1^st Team Honoree – Cali Delvecchio
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Sophia Casailinova
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Ivy Cancel-Dickens
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Ashlynn Feltman
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Morgan Outwater
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Jane Trowbridge
• Region XV 2^nd Sportsmanship Honoree – Christiana Cortez
• Region XV All-Tournament Team – Ashlynn Feltman, Morgan Outwater, Athena Glorius
• Sophomore Recognition (2) – Athena Glorius, Mikayla Speckman

Esports

• Fall 2023 Call of Duty Team – Jayden Berrios, Jaydyn Yee, Aaron Small Tier 3 Runner Ups
• Spring 2024 Overwatch 2 Teams – Jayden Berrios, Marat Dosmir, Noah Landaira, Isabella Ramirez, Louis Solano, Jadyn Yee

 
Student-Athletes of the Year

• Women's Athlete of the Year – Cali Delvecchio – VB and SB
• Men's Athlete of the Year – Quincey Platt - MBB
• Women's Academic Athlete of the Year - Pending
• Men's Academic Athlete of the Year – Pending

 
Academic Honors

• MHC Honorees – 24 credits earned in 2022-2023 with an associated GPA of 3.0 or better
• Region XV Honorees – 24 credits earned in 2022-2023 with an associated GPA of 3.25 or better
• NJCAA Honorees – 24 credits earned in 2022- 2023 with an associated GPA of 3.6 or better
• NJCAA Team Honorees – Minimum team of 10 players with team GPA of 3.0 or better

 
National Championship Honors

• Fall 2023 - NJCAA DIII Women's Volleyball National Championship in Cedar Rapids, Iowa #13 finish
• Fall 2023 NJCAAE Call of Duty 3v3 Tier 3 Runner ups
• Spring 2024 NJCAA Overwatch 2 Tier 3 Champions 

 
DCC Alum Kamryn Hammond was the Guest Speaker at the Athletics Banquet.

A graduate of FDP High School located here in Dutchess County, Kamryn Hammond was a member of the Women's Basketball team in 2019-2020, the last season we fielded a team prior to this season's return to competition.  Ms. Hammond finished the 2019-2020 season sixth in the nation in points per game with 25.6 points (538 points in 21 games).   Ms. Hammond was selected twice as the Mid-Hudson Conference Player of the Week.   Ms. Hammond was an All-Region 1st Team honoree and finished second overall in Player of the Year voting for Region 15.  Ms. Hammond earned three academic awards for student-athletes; MHC Academic Award, Region XV Academic Award, 1st Team NJCAA Academic Award.  Dutchess Community College student-athlete Kamryn Hammond has been selected as an All-American Honorable Mention for DIII NJCAA Women Basketball.  The All-American teams are comprised of the top 20 female basketball players in the country at the DIII level.  
Ms. Hammond was not only a star on the court, she is an excellent student as well.  Ms. Hammond recorded a perfect 4.0 in the Fall 2019 semester and currently posted a cumulative GPA of 3.91 earning a spot on the President's List.    Ms. Hammond graduated from Dutchess Community College with an Associate's Degree in General Studies at the end of the Spring 2020 semester; a year early after taking college credit classes while in high school.  Ms. Hammond then attended The University of New Haven during COVID where they did not field a team in 20-21.  During the pandemic Ms. Hammond maintained her 4.0 GPA and was on the presidents list and recognized as a scholar athlete.  The following season Ms. Hammond was a member of the Women's Basketball Team but did not participate. Ms. Hammond graduated Summa Cum Laude in May of 2022, with a Bachelor's of Science in Criminal Justice concentrated in Investigative Services and a minor in Political Science.   From there, Ms. Hammond enrolled into the Criminal Justice Master's Program at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.  Ms. Hammond competed for two seasons at John Jay where she excelled as a player and student.  In her first season she earned scholar athlete recognition while maintaining a spot on the President's list.  She was also selected second-team all-conference.  IN her second season, Ms. Hammond scored her 1,000th point and was recognized as a member of the first-team all-conference, and third team all-metropolitan.   Ms. Hammond has maintained her Scholar Athlete status through all five years of her schooling and will graduate in May 2024 Cum Laude with a Criminal Justice MA concentrated in Terrorism Studies.  Ms. Hammond is looking forward to taking the summer off while also actively seeking employment opportunities.  Ms. Hammond has stated that she is interested in pursuing a career in anti-human trafficking. 
"Kamryn Hammond led the Women's Basketball team on the court, as well as a straight A student in the classroom," said Head Coach TJ Mullins. "Her leadership and ability to communicate with her teammates set the tone on the court. The team could always rely on her, a valued player both offensively and defensively." 

During the 2023-2024 academic year DCC offered five traditional athletic programs: Women's Volleyball, Men's Soccer, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, and Women's Softball and a co-ed Esports Program.  17 sophomore student-athletes, 20 All Region honorees, 6 All Conference Honorees, 7 All-Tournament Team members, and 1 Conference Championship Team were recognized this year along with the Esports Programs winning a Tier 3 Open Championship in Spring 2024.  

M Soccer coached by Ian Wing and Anton Sterlini
Men's Soccer completed the season with a record of 2-11 and unfortunately did not advance to the postseason. The team was led by Sophomore Aidan Yereance who finished the season with a total of 8 goals. Yereance was also tied for the team lead with 2 assists. Other notable goal scorers for the Falcons were Matthew Petty with 6 goals, Dario Skura with 5 goals, and Ezequias Hoffmann with 4 goals of his own. Miguel Cruz and Brayan Ramirez spent the season in net for the Falcons combining for 103 saves. The Falcons will look to build on this year going into 2024 with a group of 13 potential returnees to lead the Fall 2024 incoming recruits. 
 

• MHC 2^nd Team Honoree – Braden Pettigrew

• MHC 2^nd Team Honoree – Aidan Yereance
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Aidan Yereance
• Region XV Honorable Mention Honoree – Braden Pettigrew
• Region XV Sportsmanship Honoree – Alan Quezada
• Sophomore Recognition (7) – Akeem Alexander, Alan Quezada, Brayan Ramirez, Michael Rojas, Michael Sambells Tyler Spagna Aidan Yereance

 
W Volleyball Coaches by Frank Sanfilippo and Didi Spero
The DCC Falcons Women's Volleyball team spent the entire Fall 2023 season Nationally Ranked, rising to as high as #4.  The team finished the season with an overall record of 24-7, a region record of 13-1, and a conference record of 10-0.  The Falcons won their second straight Mid-Hudson Conference Championship and earned a spot in the National Tournament the second year in a row.  The team finished as the Runner Ups for the Region XV Championship and the Northeast District B Champions.  The Falcons traveled to Cedar Rapids, Iowa for the National Tournament where they lost their first matchup vs the number one seeded Dallas College Eastfield and in their 2nd matchup against Harper College.
The Falcons were led by Sophomores Grace Ferretti and Lauren Seigel and Freshman Maya-K Johnson who all averaged over 2.7 points per set with Johnson leading the way averaging 3.1. Assisting the rest of the team were a pair of Sophomores, Nicole Spero and Kaitlin Robin. Spero on the year averaged over 4 assists per set and was also the team leader in service aces, Robin was 2nd on the team averaging 3.5 assists per set while being top 5 on the team in almost every statistical category. Freshman Riley Gemmell, Cali Delvecchio and Franchelis Guzman were all major contributors as well, Guzman led the team in digs on the season as well as service receptions, Gemmell was third on the team in kills while Delvecchio was 3rd on the team in service aces and digs. 

• MHC MVP and 1^st Team Honoree – Lauren Siegel
• MHC 1^st Team Honoree – Lauren Siegel
• MHC 1^st Team Honoree – Maya-k Johnson
• MHC 1^st Team Honoree – Grace Ferretti
• Region XV 1^st Team Honoree – Lauren Siegel
• Region XV 2nd Team Honoree – Grace Ferretti
• Region XV Honorable Mention Honoree – Maya-k Johnson
• Region XV Sportsmanship Honoree – Isabella Macchia
• All Region Defensive Player of the Year – Franchelis Guzman
• Region XV All-Tournament Team – Lauren Siegel
• Region XV All-Tournament Team – Grace Ferretti
• Sophomore Recognition (4) – Grace Ferretti, Kaitlin Robin, Lauren Siegel, Nicole Spero
• Region XV Runner ups and Northeast District B Champions
• SUNY Chancellors Award Recipient – Kaitlin Robin
• Mid-Hudson Conference Champions – Cali Delvecchio, Hailey Fehring, Grace Ferretti, Riley Gemmel, Franchelis Guzman, Maya-k Johnson, Isabella Macchia, Kaitlin Robin, Lauren Siegel, Nicole Spero

 
M Basketball coached by Robert Piano, Justin Kinlock and Ian Umpierre
DCC Falcons Basketball finished the 2023-24 season with a final record of 23-6 after a 92-84 loss to Hostos in the Region XV Championship game. Dutchess defeated Nassau by the score of 84-69 in the semifinals.  Sophomore Joselito Rosario led the charge with 26 points and 6 threes. In the championship game Freshman Prince Kamate scored 37 points.  Both Kamate and Rosario were named to the All-Tournament Team. Freshman Quincey Platt was named First Team All-Region for this season putting up a stat line of 10.7 Points 9.7 Rebounds and 2.7 blocks to anchor one of the best defensive teams in the country. Platt finished his first season as a Falcon with the most blocks and rebounds in a season at DCC since at least 2001. Freshman Prince Kamate was named on to the Second Team All-Region finishing the year as the Falcon's leading scorer averaging 15.4 points per game while shooting over 50% from the field. Kamate's biggest performance came in the previously mentioned Region XV Championship where he put up 37 points on 72% shooting for the 2nd highest scoring game over at least the past 14 years for a Dutchess player.  Sophomore Point Guard Raesean Greer finishes his sophomore season as one of the best points guards in Dutchess History. After winning the Region XV Championship his freshman year, Greer finished his 2nd season as a Falcon making the Third Team All-Region while leading the team in assists and steals. Greer will finish his career dishing out the most assists as a Falcon and the most games played as a Falcon since at least 2000. Along with Greer, 3 others Falcons plated their final game for the team with Nashaun Johnson, Joselito Rosario, and Nyrie Hicks and all four plan to move on to four-years schools after this season to continue their scholastic athletic careers. Hicks was in his first year with the Falcons but provided a spark of the bench. Johnson and Rosario were members of the team for 2 years where they both made over 80 threes in their time.  Coach Piano was named Region XV Coach of the Year and earned his 50th Career Win during his 3rd season as Head Coach at DCC. 

• Region XV Coach of the Year – Robert Piano
• Region XV 1^st Team Honoree – Quincey Platt
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Prince Kamate
• Region XV Honorable Mention Team Honoree – Raesean Greer
• Region XV Sportsmanship Honoree- Nashaun Johnson
• Region XV All-Tournament Team – Prince Kamate, Joselito Rosario
• Sophomore Recognition (4) – Raesean Greer, Nyrie Hicks, Nashaun Johnson, Joselito Rosario
• Region XV Runner-ups – Joseph Battle, Jethro Chapman, Tisean Edmond, Raesean Greer, Nyrie Hicks, Nashaun Johnson, Prince Kamate, Quincey Platt, Malhiki Raymond, Joselito Rosario, Seiray Sinerna

 
W Basketball coached by Tony Jackson and Stephen Gibbons
The Dutchess Women's Basketball team finished their first season of competition since 2019-20 with a record of 12-7. The team finished the season as a club sport so they were not eligible for post-season competition or awards but would have qualified for playoffs had they been.  The team completed the season with 7 players, battling through injury to finish the season with a 61%-win rate in conference games.   Freshman Alexis Ochoa-Pena led the team in both points and assists, she averaged 18.6 points and 3.1 assists while also putting up 25 points per game over the last 5 games of the season. Freshman Shalanda Lefevre finished her first season averaging a double-double with 10.4 points and 10.5 rebounds. Maya-K Johnson scored 12.5 points per game and grabbed 9.5 rebounds per game while also finishing in the top 30 in the nation in blocks for the season. Freshman Franchelis Guzman finished with 10.4 points per game and led the team in steals per game grabbing almost 2 extra possessions for her team each game.  The first season back for Falcons Women's Basketball was a success one. With returning players and newcomers next season the program expects to compete in 2024-2025 for a Region XV Championship. 
Women's Basketball team had a successful restart to the program after a three year hiatus. A special thanks to Coach Jackson for all his hard work to return DCC Women's Basketball to competition and we wish him all the best as he transitions away from coaching at DCC after two years and one season with the program. 

W Softball coaches by Chip Watt, Cassidy Watt, and Liz McCarthy
Women's Softball team returned to competition for the first time since prior to the pandemic in Spring 2024. The roster is comprised of 11 student-athletes.  The team began official practices for the Spring 2024 on 1/25/24 in Falcon Hall and moved outdoors as weather permitted.  The team began their regular season on 3/26/24 and hosted their first home game on 3/30/24.  Th team finished the regular season with a record of 1-17 and advanced to the Region XV DIII Softball tournament as the #3 seed.  In the Region Tournament the team lost in the opening round to Monroe-Bronx, the eventual Region Champions. The all first season roster was led by offensively by Cali Delvecchio, Jane Trowbridge, Sophia Casilinova, and Morgan Outwater. Defensively, the team was bolstered by great play from Ivy Cancel Dickens, Ashlynn Feltman, and Athena Glorius. Huge thanks to our coaching staff who managed their first season at the helm very well and who are now actively recruiting current DCC students and high school prospects for enrollment and participation at DCC in Fall 2024-Spring 2025.

• Region XV 1^st Team Honoree – Cali Delvecchio
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Sophia Casailinova
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Ivy Cancel-Dickens
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Ashlynn Feltman
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Morgan Outwater
• Region XV 2^nd Team Honoree – Jane Trowbridge
• Region XV 2^nd Sportsmanship Honoree – Christiana Cortez
• All Tournament Team – Morgan Outwater, Athena Glorius, Ashlynn Feltman
• Sophomore Recognition (2) – Athena Glorius, Mikayla Speckman

 
Esports coached by Jesse Navarra
The DCC Esports Program began the 2023-2024 academic year competing in NJCAA Tier #3 Level for Fall 2023.  The team has 16 students-athletes participate in Spring 2024 in games such as Valorant, Overwatch, Call of Duty, Mario Kart, and Super Smash Brothers.  Head Coach Jesse Navarra did an amazing job with growing the program and onboarding interested student-athletes at the DCC Esports Arena in Dutchess Hall. Practices were held in person and remotely on weekdays and weekends for each respective team.  Competition with other NJCAA schools occurred on Weekday evenings in person in the Esports Arena.  The space was utilized on average of 20+ hours per week.   The team continues livestreaming matches in Spring 2024 via the DCC Esports Twitch Channel and are working to add live commentary to their broadcasts.
In 2023-2024 DCC successfully advanced into National Tournaments in Overwatch, Valorant, and Call of Duty.  The Fall 2023 COD team finished 2nd overall in the National Tournament and the Overwatch 2 team finished the Spring 2024 season as runner ups in the National Tournament.  Congratulations to both team and all participants for the 2023-2024 academic year. 

Fall 2023

• Overwatch:

Captains: Isabella Ramirez and Noah Landaira

• Valorant:

Captains: Marat Dosmir and Isabella Ramirez

• Call of Duty MW2:

Captains: Jadyn Yee and Aaron Small- Finished 2nd Place

Spring 2024

• Call of Duty MW3:

Captain: Jadyn Yee

• Valorant:

Captain: Isabella Ramirez-Finished 4th

• Overwatch:

Captains: Isabella Ramirez and Noah Landaira- Won the T3 Championship
Graduating/Transferring Members:

• Marat Dosmir
• Damon Gynegrowski

Congratulations to everyone who participated in Esports this academic year and thank you for all of your hard work.  If you or someone you know is interested in Esports please have them contact me directly about joining our teams for the 2024-2025 academic year.   We look forward to continuing to practice and compete with more teams for the 2024-2025 academic year and move into Tier 2 and Tier 1 competition.     We thank Coach Navarra for all their hard work with DCC MBB and we look forward to another successful season next year. 

M Baseball coached by Al Hammell
Men's Baseball did not field a team in the Spring 2024 semester due to low interest from prospective student-athletes.  Men's Baseball is now a DIII sport instead of DII sport at DCC.  Coach Hammell is currently holding optional training sessions with baseball student-athletes twice per week during Spring 2024.  The team sponsored Winter Training Sessions on Sundays during January, February, and March to generate revenue for the baseball program.  The Winter Training Sessions provided in-door space to 15 local youth teams who are preparing for their Spring seasons.  Coach Hammell has been assisting OLLCHS baseball and softball programs coordinate practices and games at DCC as part of the ongoing relationship between the college and high school to share resources and facilities.  The DCC Baseball Coaching staff is actively recruiting current DCC students to join the program in Fall 2024 and recruiting high school prospects for enrollment and participation at DCC in Fall 2024. Students recruited will be offered the option to sign NLIs (National Letters of Intent) for 2024-2025 in the coming months.  The Athletic Department is working with returning student-athletes to ensure they have access to academic resources for continued success in the classroom and to ensure they meet the requirements for 1st or 2nd season eligibility.    

Student-Athletes of the Year
Students selected for the Athlete of the Year Award are identified based on success in three specific areas: sportsmanship, academic success, and athletic success.  These students embody the spirit of being a Falcon and representing Dutchess Community College as ambassadors of our institution.  It is with great please that I announce the DCC Men's and Women's Athletes of the Year.

Quincey Platt - Men's Basketball - Men's Student Athlete of the Year
Quincey Platt was recognized this season as a member of the Region XV DIII Men's Basketball 1st Team and was an All-American Nominee.  Mr. Platt competed in all 29 games for DCC Basketball this season and helped the team finish the regular season at the #1 seeded team in region 15 and secure a national ranking for Dutchess every week from the start of the season to the end.  Mr. Platt began the 2023-2024 season with a double-double against Bergen and finished with 11 Double Doubles on the season and one triple double on Feb 6 against QCC when he recorded 21 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 blocks.  During the regular season, Mr. Platt averaged 10.7 PPG and 9.8 RPG and 2.7 BPG.   Mr. Platt led DCC on the defensive side who finished the season as the 4^th ranked team in the country for opponents PPG and 6^th in the country for opponents FG%.  Mr. Platt's competitive spirit and tireless effort provided him with the edge needed to successfully take on all bigs he faced during the 2023-2024 season.  The Falcons also finished the season 7^th in the nation in blocked shots. 

Cali Delvecchio Women's Volleyball and Women's Softball - Women's Student Athlete of the Year
A two-sport athlete, Ms. Delvecchio competed on the Women's Volleyball team in Fall 2023 and the Women's Softball Team in Spring 2024. During the Fall 2023 semester, Ms. Delvecchio was a member of the MHC Championship team and the Region XV Runner Ups who advanced to Cedar Rapids, IA to compete in the National Championship for DIII Volleyball as the representative for District NE B.  Ms. Delvecchio was 2^nd on the team in Service Aces, helping DCC finish 5^th overall in the country in service aces.  Ms. Delvecchio was also 3^rd on her team for receptions and digs.  As a softball player, Ms. Delvecchio was the P/Shortstop who earned All Region 1^st Team honors and led the DCC Falcons in BA, Slg %, OBP, and Runs scored.  
Ms. Delvecchio worked extremely hard these seasons to improve her game. She worked to improve her receiving, digging, and service during volleyball season and her pitching, defense and hitting during softball.  Ms. Delvecchio's positive demeanor and strong work ethic allowed her to compete at a high level in two sports spanning two semesters.  She served as a leader and ambassador for athletics on the DCC campus and in the community when the team traveled out of county.  Ms. Delvecchio has done well to balance academics and athletics.  Ms. Delvecchio held herself to the highest standard while at DCC and maximized her potential through hard work and perseverance.   
There are two final awards that will be handed out at a later date.  These awards will be for the Scholar Athletes of the Year.  Once final grades are calculated, the overall GPAs for all student-athletes for 2023-2024 and the male and female student-athletes with the highest cumulative GPAs for the year will be selected as the Men's and Women's DCC Scholar Athletes of the Year. 

Academic Awards
Academic All-Region Honorees, Academic All-Conference honorees, and NJCAA Academic Honorees will be announced after final grades are released. 
Those students who posted a GPA of 3.0 or greater will earn an All Mid-Hudson Conference Academic Award.   Those students who earned a GPA of 3.25 or better will earn an All region 15 Academic Award.  All student that post a cumulative GPA of 3.6 or better will qualify for an NJCAA Academic Award.    

National Championship Honors
The Women's Volleyball team finished 2023-2024 as MHC Regular Season Champions, MHC Tournament Champions, Runner up for Region XV Regular season champions, Runner up for the Region XV Tournament Championship, Northeast District B Champions, and the #13 Team in the Country for NJCAA DIII Volleyball. 
The Esports Program competed in the Tier 3 National Championship for 3v3 Call of Duty in Fall 2023 where they were Runner ups and the Spring 2024 Overwatch 2 Team finished as Tier 3 NJCAAE Champions.   

Community Involvement

• Al Hammell Fundamentals Winter Baseball Clinic for Local Youth Programs
•  2/3/24 – Officials v. Cancer Tournament (5 Boys' high school games from 11AM – 6PM) 
• 2/21/24 – Boys' and Girls' MHAL Championships (2 games at 5PM and 7PM)
• 3/4/24 – Boys' Class A and Class B Section IX Championships (2 games at 5PM and 7PM) 
• 3/5/24 – Girls' Class AAA Section IX Championship (1 game at 6PM)
•  4/6/24 – Falcon Hall hosted Dutchess County Science Fair 
• 4/10/24 – Falcon Hall hosted DCC Career Fair
•  4/12/24 – Athletics will participate in info session for NYC Bus Trip for Accepted Students 
• 4/13/24 – Falcon Hall hosted DCC Health Fair
•  4/20/24 DCC Athletics will participate in Accepted Students Day 
• 4/26/24 – Residence Hall 3v3 Basketball Tournament
•  Preliminary discussions and planning stages are ongoing for DCC to sponsor youth-based basketball summer camps in Summer 2024 in Falcon Hall and the Conklin Residence Hall