2006-07 (5-senior): The team captain and lone senior on the team he started 27 of 30 games he played ... Started the final 25 games of the year ... Averaged 7.3 ppg and 3.8 rpg on the year ... Played 27.3 minutes a game ... Shot .389 (58-149) from three, ranking 11th in the NEC ... Had 10 games with three or more three-point field goals made ... Scored double digits eight times ... Was third on the team with 23 steals ... Ended his Wagner career ranked 6th all-time in school history with 168 threes ... Ranked 5th all-time in three point field goal percentage hitting on .394 (168-426) of his attempts ... Equaled a career high with 20 points in his final collegiate game ... In that game against Sacred Heart (3/1) in the NEC Quarterfinals he hit six three pointers and grabbed seven rebounds ... In a win over FDU that clinched a NEC Tournament berth he established a career best four assists ... Had 19 points in a win at LIU (1/30) making 6-9 from three ... In a career high 40 minutes he put up 19 points (5-9 from three) and pulled in a season best eight rebounds in an overtime contest at Indiana St. (12/21) ... Played in 109 career games, tying him for 11th all-time at Wagner.

2005-06 (R-junior): Played in all 27 games making five starts ... In 18.1 minutes per game he averaged 6.2 ppg and 3.3 rpg, making 39 three point field goals ... Shot .403 from the field and .375 (13th NEC) from beyond the arc ... Produced eight double-digit scoring games, including the last three games of the season ... Averaged 13.3 ppg in the last three contests ... Made at least one three-pointer in 19 games ... Had a season high five three-pointers and 17 points in a win at Mount St. Mary's in the season finale ... Shot .722 from the free throw line in 18 attempts ... Scored eights points for the game and was 2-2 from three in the second half in a close loss at #12 and national runner-up UCLA.

2004-05 (R-sophomore): Started in 10 of the 30 games... Ranked 4th in the NEC in three-point FG percentage (42.3%) and three-pointers made (69)... His 69 three's are the 8th most in a single season at Wagner... Recorded 12 games with at least three three-pointers... Made a three in 27 of 30 games... Scored in double figures off the bench eight times... Had 10 points on 4-7 shooting at St. John's (11/20)... Posted 17 points and three steals at American (11/23)... Came off the bench, with 19 points, four treys & six rebounds at Northern Iowa (12/21/04)... Matched then career-highs with 19 points & 6 rebounds for the second straight game at Drake... Made a career-best six treys at Drake (12/23)... Had a career-best 20 points on 6-9 shooting, including 5-8 treys in win over Quinnipiac (1/31)... Had 16 points, making 5-8 three-pointers, including one with 29 seconds remaining to tie the game at 61-61 at SFNY (2/12)... Had 12 points and four treys, including two treys over the final 1:05 in the win at first-place Monmouth (2/20)... Averaged 9.1 points in seven games while traveling with the NIT All-Star Team on a 7-0 tour of London and Ireland in the summer.

2003-04 (sophomore): Medical red-shirt (broken foot)

2002-03 (freshman): Played in 22 games, averaging over four minutes per game... Posted career highs with five points vs. Lehigh (1/2), four rebounds vs. Quinnipiac (1/13), three assists at Cent. Conn. St. (1/11)... Tallied five points and three rebounds in just eight minutes vs. Lehigh (1/2)... Notched three points and four boards in 12 minutes vs. Quinnipiac (1/13).

Prior to Wagner/Personal: Played three seasons of varsity at Saint Edmund's Prep in Brooklyn, NY under head coach Brian Mullen ... Is the school's first Division I signee ... In three years at the Brooklyn school, Vitale and the Eagles finished with a combined record of 52-27 including 18-10 as a sophomore, 19-7 as a junior and 15-10 as a senior ... Became the second boy in the school's history to score 1,000 career points (accomplished in last high school game) ... Was a two-time (junior/senior) New York Daily News honorable mention All-Star ... His senior year his was captain, team MVP, Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) All-Star and New York Post All-City honorable mention ... As a sophomore, Vitale averaged 10 points and eight rebounds ... As a junior, he averaged 14 points and nine rebounds ... As a senior, he dropped in 18 points and 11 rebounds per contest ... He posted career-highs with 24 points and 22 rebounds versus rival Saint Francis Prep ... Played AAU ball averaging 14 points and 12 rebounds en route to a regional championship ... Was an honor roll student at St. Edmund's... Son of Suzanne and Rocco Vitale... Has one brother, Christopher... An accounting major.