Long-time Colby-Sawyer College (NH) assistant men’s basketball coach Joshua Pincoske was arrested on Tuesday, and faces more than 50 criminal charges including sexual abuse and manufacturing and possession of child sexual abuse images, according to multiple reports.

WMUR in Concord New Hampshire has reported that, “According to an affidavit, the case began in December 2020, when two 17-year-old Farmington girls reported inappropriate sexual contact with Joshua Pincoske.” The report goes on to say that, “Pincoske, 47, is charged with four counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault, 50 counts of manufacturing child sexual abuse images and one count of possession of child sexual abuse images, which are all Class A felonies. More details from WMUR HERE.

Colby-Sawyer released the following statement:

“Colby-Sawyer College is aware of the arrest of Mr. Pincoske. Due to the serious nature of the charges filed against him, Mr. Pincoske’s status as a volunteer assistant coach for the men’s basketball program has been rescinded effective immediately. During his time as volunteer and employee at the college, no complaints involving Mr. Pincoske were filed, nor did he exhibit signs that would suggest involvement in the type of behavior that led to his arrest. Colby-Sawyer extends its deepest condolences to the victims of the crimes Mr. Pincoske is accused of committing. The college will provide no further comment on this matter.”

Pincoske, a 1997 Colby-Sawyer alum, had served as an assistant coach at the college since he graduated.