The Steven Priestley File Nickname: “Young$tar” or “Beastle Priestley”


The best thing I did this summer was: Had an internship at Dormitory Authority for the State of New York. Also went to Jamaica and Lake Placid


What I like most about Siena basketball is: Its history and how we are a big family of current and previous players


What I like most about Siena College is: The sense of family I feel across campus


What I like most about Coach Buonaguro is: His passion, love and dedication for the game


My best Siena basketball moment has been: Defeating Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament and playing against Derrick Rose duringmy freshman year


Where do you see yourself in another five years – Life after Siena college? Having a job on Wall Street


The players on the team I relate to best are: Ryan Rossiter and Clarence Jackson - They are like brothers tome


My favorite pro sports team is: New York Knicks


My favorite books are: TheWorld’s Greatest Salesmen and theMillionaire Next Door


My favoritemovies are: Blank Check and Wall Street


My favorite food is: Penne alfredo with chicken and broccoli


Other sports I like to follow at Siena include: Lacrosse and baseball


Three words that describe me are: Hardworking, determined, dominant


2010-11 SIENA COLLEGE BASKETBALL


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