Kingsborough Community College Men's Basketball

Shell takes control of the KCC Men's Basketball program after an illustrious career as a player and as a coach.  Lambert was a 4-year player at University of Bridgeport from 1988-1992.  During that time, he had one of the best 4-year careers in NCAA history leading his team to a conference championship his first year and then NCAA Championship Tournament appearances in each of his remaining 3 years.  In his sophomore year at UB, Lambert's team made a run all the way to the Elite 8 in the national tournament.  As team captain during his junior and senior years, Lambert led his team to the NCAA Division II championship game 2 years in a row.      During his 4-year career at UB, Lambert scored an unbelievable 3,001 points averaging over 22 points per game for his entire 4-year playing career at UB.  During the time he scored that massive amount of points, Lambert was never selfish with the ball dishing out 332 assists. Lambert frequently hit his friend and UB's second scoring option during their historic 4-year run, Pat Morris for open looks.  Pat amassed 1,800 of his own points during the same 4 years when Lambert dropped 3,000.  Combined, they scored almost 5,000 points in 4 years.    Following his playing career at UB, Lambert played professionally from 1992-2005 overseas and in many different cities in the USA.  Lambert Shell's feats on the court earned him an induction to the New England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003 and another induction into the Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame in 2015.   During his playing days at UB, Lambert successfully attained a bachelor's degree of Human Services in 1992.  While playing professionally, Lambert realized that he would need a career to fall back on when his playing days were behind him.  He reentered UB and earned a Master's Degree in Education Science in 2001.  Later, he would earn a second Master's Degree (Library Science) in 2008 from LIU Post and a Doctorate of Humane Letters from UB in 2009.   Dr. Shell now works as the Director for the Roosevelt Public Library.  With Lambert's numerous degrees, prominent career,  and his long history of improving the communities that he has been a part of, he has been producing successful and well-rounded student-athletes using his own educational and playing experiences as examples for the young men to follow.   A product of Brooklyn, NY Coach Lambert Shell lives in Jamaica, Queens.   KCC Wave Athletics look forward to energized, exciting and successful things to come under Coach Shell's leadership.  We proudly introduce our new head men's basketball coach, Coach Lambert Shell.   Dr. Lambert Shell Head Coach Dr. Lambert Shell takes control of the KCC Men's Basketball program after an illustrious career as a player and as a coach.  Lambert was a 4-year player at University of Bridgeport from 1988-1992.  During that time, he had one of the best 4-year careers in NCAA history leading his team to a conference championship his first year and then NCAA Championship Tournament appearances in each of his remaining 3 years.  In his sophomore year at UB, Lambert's team made a run all the way to the Elite 8 in the national tournament.  As team captain during his junior and senior years, Lambert led his team to the NCAA Division II championship game 2 years in a row.      During his 4-year career at UB, Lambert scored an unbelievable 3,001 points averaging over 22 points per game for his entire 4-year playing career at UB.  During the time he scored that massive amount of points, Lambert was never selfish with the ball dishing out 332 assists. Lambert frequently hit his friend and UB's second scoring option during their historic 4-year run, Pat Morris for open looks.  Pat amassed 1,800 of his own points during the same 4 years when Lambert dropped 3,000.  Combined, they scored almost 5,000 points in 4 years.    Following his playing career at UB, Lambert played professionally from 1992-2005 overseas and in many different cities in the USA.  Lambert Shell's feats on the court earned him an induction to the New England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003 and another induction into the Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame in 2015.   During his playing days at UB, Lambert successfully attained a bachelor's degree of Human Services in 1992.  While playing professionally, Lambert realized that he would need a career to fall back on when his playing days were behind him.  He reentered UB and earned a Master's Degree in Education Science in 2001.  Later, he would earn a second Master's Degree (Library Science) in 2008 from LIU Post and a Doctorate of Humane Letters from UB in 2009.   Dr. Shell now works as the Director for the Roosevelt Public Library.  With Lambert's numerous degrees, prominent career,  and his long history of improving the communities that he has been a part of, he has been producing successful and well-rounded student-athletes using his own educational and playing experiences as examples for the young men to follow.   A product of Brooklyn, NY Coach Lambert Shell lives in Jamaica, Queens.   KCC Wave Athletics look forward to energized, exciting and successful things to come under Coach Shell's leadership.  We proudly introduce our new head men's basketball coach, Coach Lambert Shell.   Dr. Lambert Shell Head Coach Dr. Lambert Shell takes control of the KCC Men's Basketball program after an illustrious career as a player and as a coach.  Lambert was a 4-year player at University of Bridgeport from 1988-1992.  During that time, he had one of the best 4-year careers in NCAA history leading his team to a conference championship his first year and then NCAA Championship Tournament appearances in each of his remaining 3 years.  In his sophomore year at UB, Lambert's team made a run all the way to the Elite 8 in the national tournament.  As team captain during his junior and senior years, Lambert led his team to the NCAA Division II championship game 2 years in a row.      During his 4-year career at UB, Lambert scored an unbelievable 3,001 points averaging over 22 points per game for his entire 4-year playing career at UB.  During the time he scored that massive amount of points, Lambert was never selfish with the ball dishing out 332 assists. Lambert frequently hit his friend and UB's second scoring option during their historic 4-year run, Pat Morris for open looks.  Pat amassed 1,800 of his own points during the same 4 years when Lambert dropped 3,000.  Combined, they scored almost 5,000 points in 4 years.    Following his playing career at UB, Lambert played professionally from 1992-2005 overseas and in many different cities in the USA.  Lambert Shell's feats on the court earned him an induction to the New England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003 and another induction into the Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame in 2015.   During his playing days at UB, Lambert successfully attained a bachelor's degree of Human Services in 1992.  While playing professionally, Lambert realized that he would need a career to fall back on when his playing days were behind him.  He reentered UB and earned a Master's Degree in Education Science in 2001.  Later, he would earn a second Master's Degree (Library Science) in 2008 from LIU Post and a Doctorate of Humane Letters from UB in 2009.   Dr. Shell now works as the Director for the Roosevelt Public Library.  With Lambert's numerous degrees, prominent career,  and his long history of improving the communities that he has been a part of, he has been producing successful and well-rounded student-athletes using his own educational and playing experiences as examples for the young men to follow.   A product of Brooklyn, NY Coach Lambert Shell lives in Jamaica, Queens.   KCC Wave Athletics look forward to energized, exciting and successful things to come under Coach Shell's leadership.  We proudly introduce our new head men's basketball coach, Coach Lambert Shell.   Dr. Lambert Shell Head Coach Dr. Lambert Shell takes control of the KCC Men's Basketball program after an illustrious career as a player and as a coach.  Lambert was a 4-year player at University of Bridgeport from 1988-1992.  During that time, he had one of the best 4-year careers in NCAA history leading his team to a conference championship his first year and then NCAA Championship Tournament appearances in each of his remaining 3 years.  In his sophomore year at UB, Lambert's team made a run all the way to the Elite 8 in the national tournament.  As team captain during his junior and senior years, Lambert led his team to the NCAA Division II championship game 2 years in a row.      During his 4-year career at UB, Lambert scored an unbelievable 3,001 points averaging over 22 points per game for his entire 4-year playing career at UB.  During the time he scored that massive amount of points, Lambert was never selfish with the ball dishing out 332 assists. Lambert frequently hit his friend and UB's second scoring option during their historic 4-year run, Pat Morris for open looks.  Pat amassed 1,800 of his own points during the same 4 years when Lambert dropped 3,000.  Combined, they scored almost 5,000 points in 4 years.    Following his playing career at UB, Lambert played professionally from 1992-2005 overseas and in many different cities in the USA.  Lambert Shell's feats on the court earned him an induction to the New England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003 and another induction into the Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame in 2015.   During his playing days at UB, Lambert successfully attained a bachelor's degree of Human Services in 1992.  While playing professionally, Lambert realized that he would need a career to fall back on when his playing days were behind him.  He reentered UB and earned a Master's Degree in Education Science in 2001.  Later, he would earn a second Master's Degree (Library Science) in 2008 from LIU Post and a Doctorate of Humane Letters from UB in 2009.   Dr. Shell now works as the Director for the Roosevelt Public Library.  With Lambert's numerous degrees, prominent career,  and his long history of improving the communities that he has been a part of, he has been producing successful and well-rounded student-athletes using his own educational and playing experiences as examples for the young men to follow.   A product of Brooklyn, NY Coach Lambert Shell lives in Jamaica, Queens.   KCC Wave Athletics look forward to energized, exciting and successful things to come under Coach Shell's leadership.  We proudly introduce our new head men's basketball coach, Coach Lambert Shell.   Dr. Lambert Shell Head Coach Dr. Lambert Shell takes control of the KCC Men's Basketball program after an illustrious career as a player and as a coach.  Lambert was a 4-year player at University of Bridgeport from 1988-1992.  During that time, he had one of the best 4-year careers in NCAA history leading his team to a conference championship his first year and then NCAA Championship Tournament appearances in each of his remaining 3 years.  In his sophomore year at UB, Lambert's team made a run all the way to the Elite 8 in the national tournament.  As team captain during his junior and senior years, Lambert led his team to the NCAA Division II championship game 2 years in a row.      During his 4-year career at UB, Lambert scored an unbelievable 3,001 points averaging over 22 points per game for his entire 4-year playing career at UB.  During the time he scored that massive amount of points, Lambert was never selfish with the ball dishing out 332 assists. Lambert frequently hit his friend and UB's second scoring option during their historic 4-year run, Pat Morris for open looks.  Pat amassed 1,800 of his own points during the same 4 years when Lambert dropped 3,000.  Combined, they scored almost 5,000 points in 4 years.    Following his playing career at UB, Lambert played professionally from 1992-2005 overseas and in many different cities in the USA.  Lambert Shell's feats on the court earned him an induction to the New England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003 and another induction into the Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame in 2015.   During his playing days at UB, Lambert successfully attained a bachelor's degree of Human Services in 1992.  While playing professionally, Lambert realized that he would need a career to fall back on when his playing days were behind him.  He reentered UB and earned a Master's Degree in Education Science in 2001.  Later, he would earn a second Master's Degree (Library Science) in 2008 from LIU Post and a Doctorate of Humane Letters from UB in 2009.   Dr. Shell now works as the Director for the Roosevelt Public Library.  With Lambert's numerous degrees, prominent career,  and his long history of improving the communities that he has been a part of, he has been producing successful and well-rounded student-athletes using his own educational and playing experiences as examples for the young men to follow.   A product of Brooklyn, NY Coach Lambert Shell lives in Jamaica, Queens.   KCC Wave Athletics look forward to energized, exciting and successful things to come under Coach Shell's leadership.  We proudly introduce our new head men's basketball coach, Coach Lambert Shell.  

Dr. Lambert Shell takes control of the KCC Men's Basketball program after an illustrious career as a player and as a coach.  Lambert was a 4-year player at University of Bridgeport from 1988-1992.  During that time, he had one of the best 4-year careers in NCAA history leading his team to a conference championship his first year and then NCAA Championship Tournament appearances in each of his remaining 3 years.  In his sophomore year at UB, Lambert's team made a run all the way to the Elite 8 in the national tournament.  As team captain during his junior and senior years, Lambert led his team to the NCAA Division II championship game 2 years in a row.   During his 4-year career at UB, Lambert scored an unbelievable 3,001 points averaging over 22 points per game for his entire 4-year playing career at UB.  During the time he scored that massive amount of points, Lambert was never selfish with the ball dishing out 332 assists. Lambert frequently hit his friend and UB's second scoring option during their historic 4-year run, Pat Morris for open looks.  Pat amassed 1,800 of his own points during the same 4 years when Lambert dropped 3,000.  Combined, they scored almost 5,000 points in 4 years.  Following his playing career at UB, Lambert played professionally from 1992-2005 overseas and in many different cities in the USA.  Lambert Shell's feats on the court earned him an induction to the New England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003 and another induction into the Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame in 2015. During his playing days at UB, Lambert successfully attained a bachelor's degree of Human Services in 1992.  While playing professionally, Lambert realized that he would need a career to fall back on when his playing days were behind him.  He reentered UB and earned a Master's Degree in Education Science in 2001.  Later, he would earn a second Master's Degree (Library Science) in 2008 from LIU Post and a Doctorate of Humane Letters from UB in 2009. Dr. Shell now works as the Director for the Roosevelt Public Library.  With Lambert's numerous degrees, prominent career,  and his long history of improving the communities that he has been a part of, he has been producing successful and well-rounded student-athletes using his own educational and playing experiences as examples for the young men to follow.   A product of Brooklyn, NY Coach Lambert Shell lives in Jamaica, Queens. KCC Wave Athletics look forward to energized, exciting and successful things to come under Coach Shell's leadership.  We proudly introduce our new head men's basketball coach, Coach Lambert Shell. 

Bernard is joining the Kingsborough family in his first year as an Assistant Basketball Coach.  Niall is no stranger to CUNY Basketball after playing 4 years at Baruch College  from 1995-1999 under legendary coach Ray Rankis.  Niall was a 2 sport athlete playing 2 years on the soccer team from 1995 -1997 until he suffered a fracture that ended his soccer days.  He then primarily focused on basketball.  During his years at Baruch, he was honored as the soccer captain in his second year and was a team captain in Basketball in both his Junior and Senior years.  Niall was 2team All-Conference in soccer in 1997.   Niall has played many years on the NY basketball circuit playing in tournaments such as Nike Pro City, EBC Rucker and the Legendary West 4 Street Pro Classic.  Niall has won numerous Tournament Championships and will be bringing a lot of this experience to share with this group of players.  Most recently Niall has turned his attention to coaching and over the last several years has been coaching some of New Yorks best players and even several NBA players in some of the countrys most competitive tournaments.   Niall will be involved in all facets of the program, from player recruiting, scouting and working with players on their individual development.    Coach B, as the players refer to him, has a B.B.A in Computer Information Services from Baruch College and currently works as a Senior Systems Engineer at a prestigious law firm in the Wall Street area.  Niall was born and raised in St. Vincent and the Grenadines and has been residing here in Brooklyn for the last 20 years. One of Coach Bs favorite phrases is Hard work will always beat talent when talent does not work hard.