HAMILTON – A Colgate men's basketball season to remember has another chapter, and it starts with the Patriot League Tournament Semifinals on Sunday at Cotterell Court. The top-seeded Raiders host fifth-seed Navy at noon and the game will be nationally televised on CBS Sports Network.
 
Individual adult tickets will be $16. Game tickets for senior citizens (65+) and children ages 2-17 are $8.
 
Faculty and staff can purchase four tickets for $40 or individual tickets for $16. 
 
The first 300 children ages 12 and under in attendance get in free with the purchase of an adult ticket. This is limited to two free child tickets per family.

It will be free admission for the first 200 students, along with complimentary pizza while supplies last. There will also be free T-shirts and ice cream for the first 300 fans in attendance. 
 
Fans can purchase tickets through the Colgate Raiders ticket website or by visiting the Reid Athletic Center during regular business hours.
 
For more information, contact Colgate ticket sales manager David Riggs by phone at (315) 228-4062 or via e-mail at driggs@colgate.edu.
 
MARCHING ON
 
Colgate erased a 12-point second-half deficit to knock off Boston University 81-69 on Thursday night in the Patriot League Quarterfinals at Cotterell Court.
 
The Raiders advanced to the semifinals for the second straight year behind a season-high 26 points from Will Rayman, with 21 dropping in the second half.
 
Rapolas Ivanauskas added 18 points and eight boards, while Tucker Richardson scored 12 and Jordan Burns registered 10.
 
Colgate scored season-high 53 points in the second half after trailing 37-28 at intermission. The Raiders shot a blistering 64 percent from the floor in the second half and held the Terriers to just 39 percent.
 
Rayman finished 6-of-11 from the field and was 5-of-6 from downtown in the second half to lead the Raider rally in front of a raucous Cotterell crowd.
 

REVISITING NAVY
 
Colgate and Navy split the regular-season series. The Raiders dropped their Patriot League opener in Annapolis 72-66 back on Jan 3. Just under two months later, Colgate dropped 17 3-pointers and cruised past the Midshipmen 93-71 on Senior Day.
 
The Raiders hold a 37-30 advantage in the all-time series, including a 5-2 record against Navy in the Patriot League Tournament. Colgate last met Navy in the tournament in 2015 and came away with a 72-62 victory in Hamilton.

HOW TO WATCH
 
Sunday's game will be nationally televised on CBS Sports Network. To find the channel in your area, click here. Please note you may have to subscribe.