Colgate University Athletics

As a Senior (2009-10): Made 15 appearances between the pipes for the Raiders ... posted a 6-5-2 record with a 3.35 goals against average and a .893 save percentage ... had five efforts with 30 or more saves including a career-high 41 stops in a 3-3 tie at nationally-ranked Yale (11/14) ... became the 17th goalie in Colgate history to reach the 1,000-save milestone with 16 saves against Notre Dame (1/2) ... saved 18 shots in a victory over Niagara (10/31) ... led Colgate to a weekend sweep pver league rivals Harvard (11/6) and Dartmouth (11/7) with 15 and 38-save performances respectively ... stopped 29 shots in a victory at Brown (11/13) and 26 at Rensselaer (12/5) ... saved 34 shots on Senior Night to pace the Raiders to a win over 15th-ranked Union (2/27)

As a Junior (2008-09): Saw action in 28 games, making 27 starts in net ... posted a 10-10-6 record with a 2.52 goals against average, a .909 save percentage and collected 658 saves ... registered a 2.05 goals against average and a .923 save percentage against ECAC Hockey foes ... his 2.52 goals against average ranked ninth on the single season list at Colgate ... was named to the ECAC Hockey Weekly Honor Roll four times (11/10, 11/24, 2/3, and 2/17) ... was named the New England Hockey Journal ECAC Player of the Week after saving 51 of 53 shots in a weekend split at Quinnipiac (11/7) and #9 Princeton (11/8) ... saved 19 shots en route to getting first collegiate shutout versus Quinnipiac ... later posted 22 saves as Colgate upset #19 Dartmouth (2/14) 1-0 ... collected 30 saves or more seven times ... tallied a career-high 39 saves in the second game of a three-game series at Quinnipiac (3/7) in a 5-4 overtime victory ... posted 23 saves in the season opening win versus UMass-Lowell (10/11); had 20 saves in a victory over Robert Morris (10/24); 34 saves in an overtime victory over Maine (12/27) in the opening game if the Florida Collegiate Classic; tallied 25 saves in an overtime win versus Lake Superior State (1/8); 26 saves in a victory at Clarkson (1/30); 19 saves in an overtime victory versus Rensselaer (2/21), and posted a 26-save performance in front of a national TV audience as Colgate upended #11 Yale (3/1) 3-2 in overtime on ESPNU ... tallied 30 saves in a tie versus Harvard (11/22) and 35 saves in a tie versus Union (2/20) ... posted 32 stops in a loss at Union (1/17)

As a Sophomore (2007-08): Recorded two saves over the final 3:13 of the game at No. 15/17 Princeton in his only appearance of the season. 

As a Freshman (2006-07): Made five appearances, including two starts, on the season ... started the first game of the ECAC Hockey quarterfinals against No. 12 St. Lawrence (3/9)  in place of the injured Mark Dekanich ... made nine saves on 13 shots in the first 20:47 against the Saints before being replaced by Justin Kowalkoski ... appeared in the final 4:21 of the game at Harvard (2/23), but did not face any shots ... played the final 5:36 in relief at St. Lawrence (1/13)... made two saves on three shots versus the Saints ... Earned his first career start against Harvard (11/11) ... made a career-high 37 saves versus the Crimson ... saw his first collegiate action against Vermont (10/6) ... recorded five saves over the last 6:34 of the game in relief of Dekanich.

Before Colgate: Played with current Raider teammates Tom Riley and David Sloane for Brockville of the Central Junior "A" Hockey League ... posted a 17-13-2 regular-season record, a 3.04 goals against average, and a .900 save percentage during the 2005-06 season ... ranked second in the league in both goals against average and save percentage ... started six of seven postseason games as Brockville took eventual CJHL runner-up Nepean to a seventh game before losing in the Yzerman Division semifinals ... recorded a 2.96 goals against average and .909 save percentage during the playoffs ... Named to the CJHL all-star team ... previously played for the Cleveland Junior Lumberjacks of the Central States Hockey League.

Personal: Charles Edward Long was born in Salem, Massachusetts ... is the son of Chuck and Denise Long ... has four brothers ... brother Christian played with him at Colgate his senior season ... major is political science.