2004-05 ipfw men's basketball media guide

2004–2005 IPFW MASTODONS BASKETBALL 1

November1-Mon HUNTINGTON COLLEGE (Exh) 7 p.m.4-Thur HILLSDALE COLLEGE (Exh) 7 p.m.11/13-Thur/Sat Coaches vs. Cancer Tournament

Memphis, TN (George Mason,Savannah State, Memphis) 5:30 or 7:30 p.m.

18/19-Thur/Fri Coaches vs. Cancer TournamentMadison Square GardenNew York City, NY TBA

20-Sat GRAND VALLEY STATE 8 p.m.(Homecoming)

23-Tue @ Notre Dame 7:30 p.m.26-Fri AIR FORCE ACADEMY 6 p.m.30-Tue @ Texas-El Paso 7 p.m.

December4-Sat @ Morehead State 7 p.m.7-Tue UTAH STATE 7 p.m.11-Sat UT-MARTIN 7 p.m.18-Sat @ Butler 2 p.m.21-Tue @ Bowling Green State 7 p.m.23-Thur UNIVERSITY OF MAINE 7 p.m.28-Tue @ Xavier 7 p.m.

January2-Sun @ Marquette University 2 p.m.5-Wed MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE 8 p.m.10-Mon @ University of Wyoming 7 p.m.15-Sat YOUNGSTOWN STATE 3:30 p.m.17-Mon @ Kent State 7 p.m.22-Sat @ Utah Valley State 7 p.m.25-Tue @ Weber State 7 p.m.31-Mon @ Texas-Pan American 7:30 p.m.

February2-Wed @ TAMUCC (Corpus Christi) 7 p.m.6-Sun @ Eastern Michigan 3 p.m.10-Thur NORTHERN COLORADO 8 p.m.16-Wed @ Saint Louis University 7 p.m.21-Mon TAMUCC (Corpus Christi) 7 p.m.23-Wed @ Valparaiso 7:30 p.m.27-Sun TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 6 p.m.

March5-Sat UTAH VALLEY STATE 7 p.m.

(Senior Day)

Table of ContentsHome of the Mastodons 2Hilliard Gates Sports Center 3Team Photo 6Roster Breakdown 7Season Outlook 8–9Coaching Staff 11–14Support Staff 15Meet the Mastodons 20–27Radio/Television Chart 28Chancellor Michael A. Wartell 33Athletic Director Mark Pope 33IPFW At A Glance 34History of Fort Wayne 352003–04 Game-by-Game Results 362003–04 Individual Statistics 372004–05 Game Opponents 38–43All-Time Records: Team Season & Game Highs 44All-Time Records: Individual 452003–04 Activities 46

2004–05 Schedule

2004–05 IPFW Men’s Basketball

All home matches in bold and caps. Note: Schedule is subject to change.

Quick FactsLocation Fort Wayne, Ind.Enrollment 11,767Conference IndependentColors Royal Blue and WhiteNickname MastodonsChancellor Michael A. WartellAthletic Director Mark A. PopeAssociate Athletic Director Tim HeffronHead Coach Doug Noll

(Malone College, ’79)Overall Record 169-213 (12 years)Record at IPFW 37-106 (5 years)2003-04 Record 3-25Associate Head Coach Joe PechotaAssistant Coaches Fred Andrews

Prentis PhillipsHome Court Memorial ColiseumCapacity 11,500Head Athletic Trainer Dan FoxSports Information Director Rudy YovichAssistant SID Christine FranciesSID Telephone 260-481-6646Athletics Fax 260-481-6002Men’s Basketball Contact Rudy Yovich

e-mail: [email protected] Elmer Denman, Brenda JonesAthletics Web site www.ipfw.edu/athletics INDIANA UNIVERSITY–PURDUE UNIVERSITY FORT WAYNE


The Allen County War Memorial Coliseum is the home of IPFW men’sbasketball. It is one of only a few facilities in the United States to feature two arenas under one roof.The newly renovated Coliseum Arena has a seating capacity of nearly 13,000, with deluxe suites andclub seating. The 108,000-square-foot Expo Center has a seating capacity of 8,000. The total exhibitarea in the Coliseum tops out at 170,000 square feet.

The Allen County War Memorial Coliseum brings IPFW fans rightinto the heart of Division I basketball. Last season, fans weretreated to ESPN’s Dick Vitale and the World Famous HarlemGlobetrotters. The Mastodons have another exciting schedulethis year and will host Notre Dame in 2005–06.

The Coliseum hosts professional hockey and indoor football as well as some of the hottest concerts inthe country. Groups like the Eagles, Evanescence, Snoop Doggy Dog, Shania Twain, Tim McGraw,Aerosmith, and Van Halen have graced the stages of the Coliseum. Family entertainment such asSesame Street Live, Barney’s Colorful World, the Shrine Circus, and Smucker’s Stars on Ice have thrilledchildren of all ages.

Thank you for visiting the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum and supporting your IPFW Mastodons.Please visit www.memorialcoliseum.com for an up-to-date listing of events. For more information onsingle event suite and club seat rental, or group ticket discounts, please call 260-482-9502.

I N D I A N A U N I V E R S I T Y – P U R D U E U N I V E R S I T Y F O R T W A Y N E

Home of the Mastodons

Hilliard Gates Sports Center


The Hilliard Gates SportsCenter is the practice facility for the IPFW men’sbasketball program. The Gates Sports Center is alsohome for the IPFW women’s basketball, women’svolleyball, and men’s volleyball teams. The 68,000+square foot, tri-level facility is located on the northeastend of the IPFW campus and features a multipurposegymnasium with three practice/game courts. TheGates Sports Center seats 2,700 for events. The centeralso houses a 1/9-mile indoor tartan rubber track, fiveracquetball/handball courts, a fully equipped fitnesscenter, and newly renovated athletic locker rooms.


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The Royal Dons Club

As our teams compete throughoutthe United States, our designation asIndiana University-Purdue UniversityFort Wayne will characterize us as theuniversity of northeastern Indiana. Theeconomic impact to our communityand our increased sense of pride willbe felt with each new competition. Weinvite you to be a part of the new spiritof IPFW athletics!

Because IPFW athletics receive no funds from the State ofIndiana, Indiana University, or PurdueUniversity, the support of the RoyalDons Club is crucial to our success.Your generous contribution will assistworthy student-athletes in their effortsto succeed in their studies, incompetition, and in life. And because80 percent of our students remain innortheastern Indiana after graduation,you will witness first-hand thecontinued benefits of your economicsupport today!

Gift Information

Tax Information: All gifts to the Royal Dons Club are consideredgifts to IPFW, and are credited at fullvalue for purposes of the donor’sgiving record to the university. ForIndiana taxpayers, you are eligible fora 50 percent income tax credit for giftsup to $400 on joint returns or $200 onindividual returns.

Matching Gifts: More than 1,000companies participate in a matchinggift program, giving you theopportunity to double or triple yourcontribution to the Royal Dons Club.Please check with your employer tosee if your gift is eligible to bematched.

Scholarship Champion (SC): The cost of in-state scholarship for one yearExecutive Board (EB): $5,000—Scholarship ChampionCommunity Leaders (CL): $3,000—$4,999Grand Society (GS): $1,000—$2,999Coaches Club (CC): $500—$999Division One (DI): $100—$499

Ticket priority 3 3 3 3 3 3

Tax deduction and receipt 3 3 3 3 3 3

Car decal 3 3 3 3 3 3

Invitations to all RDC events 3 3 3 3 3 3

Membership card and all-sports pass for two 3 3 3 3 3

Purdue University President’s Council membership 3 3 3 3

Chancellor’s Society—listing on IPFW’s Donor Honor Roll 3 3 3 3

Invitation to receptions for Omnibus Lecture Series 3 3 3 3

Invitation to IPFW’s Applause 3 3 3 3

Selected sports media guides 3 3 3

Full-page ad in sports publication 3 3 3

Signage at Gates Sports Center or sports fields 3 3 3

Letterhead designation on RDC stationery 3 3

Donor recognition plaque at Gates Sports Center 3 3

Invitation to executive board dinners and receptions 3 3

Naming rights for scholarship 3

Designation of conditions for scholarship 3

Benefit: SC EB CL GS CC DI

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Numerical RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown/Last School0 Brad Pompey* G 6′1″ 185 Jr. Elkhart, IN/Grand Rapids C.C.2 Eric Mutzfeld F 6′7″ 220 Fr. Woodburn, IN/Woodlan3 Byron Malone G 6′0″ 185 So. Indianapolis, IN/North Central4 Justin Hawkins F 6′6″ 200 So. Garrett, IN/Garrett5 Quintin Carouthers G 6′3″ 180 So. Flint, MI/Flint Central20 Beau Bauer G 6′4″ 185 So. Walton, IN/Lewis-Cass22 Andrew Bourne G 6′3″ 165 Fr. Fort Wayne, IN/Carroll24 Jason Malone G 6′3″ 180 Fr. Indianapolis, IN/Walnut Ridge33 Peter Campbell F 6′7″ 190 Fr. Muncie, IN/Yorktown34 DeWitt Scott* F 6′6″ 190 So. Chicago, IL/Maryland Eastern Shore40 Charles Campbell F/C 6′10″ 200 Fr. Chicago, IL/De La Salle42 Quintin Butler F 6′7″ 210 Jr. Greenwood, SC/Wabash Valley50 Zeljko Egeric F 6′9″ 210 Fr. Split, Croatia/Life Center Academy55 David Simon C 6′10″ 260 Sr. Vernon Hills, IL/Loyola-Chicago

Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown/Last School20 Beau Bauer G 6′4″ 185 So. Walton, IN/Lewis-Cass22 Andrew Bourne G 6′3″ 165 Fr. Fort Wayne, IN/Carroll42 Quintin Butler F 6′7″ 210 Jr. Greenwood, SC/Wabash Valley40 Charles Campbell F/C 6′10″ 200 Fr. Chicago, IL/De La Salle33 Peter Campbell F 6′7″ 190 Fr. Muncie, IN/Yorktown5 Quintin Carouthers G 6′3″ 180 So. Flint, MI/Flint Central50 Zeljko Egeric F 6′9″ 210 Fr. Split, Croatia/Life Center Academy4 Justin Hawkins F 6′6″ 200 So. Garrett, IN/Garrett3 Byron Malone G 6′0″ 185 So. Indianapolis, IN/North Central24 Jason Malone G 6′3″ 180 Fr. Indianapolis, IN/Walnut Ridge2 Eric Mutzfeld F 6′7″ 220 Fr. Woodburn, IN/Woodlan0 Brad Pompey* G 6′1″ 185 Jr. Elkhart, IN/Grand Rapids C.C.34 DeWitt Scott* F 6′6″ 190 So. Chicago, IL/Maryland Eastern Shore55 David Simon C 6′10″ 260 Sr. Vernon Hills, IL/Loyola-Chicago

Mastodons by Country

United States (13)Croatia (1)

2004–05 Roster Breakdown

Head Coach: Doug Noll-6th Season (Malone ‘79)

Associate Head Coach:Joe Pechota (Concordia ‘95)

Assistant Coaches: Fred Andrews (Purdue ‘95), PrentisPhillips (Indiana Tech ‘00)

Director of BasketballOperations: Joel Cotton

Head Athletic Trainer:Dan Fox

Team Managers: Tim Young,Brad Farmer

*denotes 2004–05 red-shirt

Pronunciation GuideBeau BauerBo Bower (as in hour)

Zeljko EgericZhel-ko Ezh-er-ich

Andrew BourneAndrew Born

Mastodons on the Map

Mastodons by StateIndiana (8)Illinois (3)Michigan (1)

SouthCarolina (1)

There are two truths about the IPFW men’s basketball 2003–04season. The numbers are deceiving. And this is truly a resilientgroup of individuals. They endured a 3-25 season that saw the

loss of three starters by January, forcing underclassmen into action.While no one wants to see 3-25, opposing teams had to work hard forthat “W” — especially at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum,where all but one home game went down to the final minute beforebeing decided.

As a wise man once said, “What does not kill you makes youstronger.” With a nucleus of young, talented players and an All-American candidate, IPFW is ready to turn it around in 2004–05.

Leading the charge for the Donswill be All-American candidate,senior center David Simon(6′10″/Vernon Hills, Ill.), whowill be overcoming somechallenges of his own. Simon,who declared himself eligiblefor last year’s NBA draft,suffered a knee injury at theNBA Prospects Camp and willbe brought along slowly at thebeginning of the year. (Hepulled his name out of the draftprior to the deadline.)

Simon has been selected byLindy’s Pre-Season Annual asthe Division I Independent

Player of the year. Last season, cbssportsline.com rated Simon as thesecond best center in the nation, trailing only Emeka Okafor of UConn.He was also rated as the seventh best overall player in the nation.Pretty lofty accolades for a player most people have never seen, buthis 18 points per game and 9.8 boards per contest caught the eyes ofsome NBA scouts who project him as a possible first-round pick inthe 2005 draft.

“You have to look at both sides of the coin when it comes to Dave’sinjury,” IPFW head men’s basketball coachDoug Noll said. “It is unfortunate that ithappened, and he’ll be slowed the first partof the season. But on the flip side, it isfortunate for Dave that it didn’t happenduring the first part of this season, becausehe would have lost his entire senior year.”

“The sky is the limit with Dave,” Noll added.“He can be as good as he wants to be. Hisconfidence level has soared, being able tocompete with the guys at the NBA Pre-Draftcamp. That will help him a lot this year.”

Also helping Simon out will be an improvedperimeter shooting game. Taking some heat

off of Simon on the inside will be improved shooting from sophomorepoint guard Beau Bauer (6′3″/Walton, Ind.) and freshman red-shirtPete Campbell (6′7″/forward/Muncie, Ind.).

Bauer, who started 27 of 28 games last season as a true freshman,has worked hard to improve his outside shooting (34 percent-31percent from behind the arc). Campbell has a smooth stroke and is apure scoring threat. “Pete Campbell can really shoot it,” Noll said. “Ifnot Beau, I think Pete will lead us in three-point shooting. He’s just anexceptional talent.”

Bauer, a team co-captain as a sophomore,will most likely start at the point, but will seesome time at the shooting guard position.

The two guard position will most likely bemanned by sophomore red-shirt QuintinCarouthers (6′4″/Flint, Mich.) at thebeginning of the year, until Simon worksback into game shape. Carouthers is anathletic slasher who can get to the hoop. Hewas lost for the season after suffering ashoulder injury against Bowling Green StateUniversity. “He’s also improved his jump shotand is much stronger that he was last year,”Noll stated. “I think he is ready to take hisgame to another level.”


Season Outlook

When Carouthers moves into the three spot, Noll has the versatility tomove Bauer to the two and bring in sophomore Byron Malone (6′0″/Indianapolis, Ind.) to the point. “Byron brings us some tough, hard-nosed basketball,” the coach said. Malone was second on the team inassists in 2003–04 and gained valuable experience playing wellagainst teams like Purdue and Air Force.

Another player sure to be in theguard rotation is ByronMalone’s brother Jason. JasonMalone (6′3″/freshman/Indianapolis, Ind.) can playeither the one, two, or the three.“Jason is a mid-major plus typeplayer,” according to Noll. “Theonly thing he is lacking at thispoint is experience, because hemakes great decisions, issmooth with the basketball, andhe’s physical. I think he is goingto play a lot of minutes for usthis year.

Another player expected to log a lot of court time is forward QuintinButler (6′7″/junior/Greenwood, S.C.). The former “Mr. Basketball” inSouth Carolina transferred to IPFW from Wabash Valley Junior Collegein Illinois, where he was an All-Conference performer. Butler averaged9.6 points per game and hauled down 8.2 rebounds per contest forthe Warriors. He’ll bring an added toughness to the Mastodons’interior. “He’s not exceptionally big,” Noll said. “But he’s got a ‘hard-hat’ mentality. He plays with a passion! He’s not an ‘I’ guy…he’s allabout the team, and we are really looking for him to give us somequality minutes.”

Also expected to see time atthe four (and the three) willbe sophomore defensivestandout Justin Hawkins(6′7″/Garrett, Ind.). Hawkinswas routinely called upon toshut down the opposition’stop scoring threat, and he didhis job well as a freshman.“Hawk has put on moremuscle,” according to Noll.“He’s figured out over thesummer that he needs to bea little more aggressive onoffense. He’s a blue-collarworker, and very physicalinside.”

A couple of freshmen couldalso manage some minuteson the interior. Red-shirtCharles Campbell (6′10″/

Chicago, Ill.), a good leaper, can determine how much he plays byhis performance early. He will be looked upon to possibly fillsome of Simon’s minutes at the center spot.

Zeljko Egeric (6′10″/Split, Croatia) has good size, can shoot,dribble, and pass. He’s fundamentally very sound. Noll describeshim as “A great passer, and a player who really understands howto play.”

IPFW’s success in the upcoming season will greatly depend onhow the younger players learned their lessons from last year.They need to get healthy and stay that way, because once again,they will have a tough Independent schedule featuring nine teamsthat either made the NCAA or NIT tournaments.

With last year in their rear view mirror, the Mastodons are hungryfor the new year to begin.


Season Outlook


C oach Doug Noll begins his sixth season atIPFW and third as a full-fledged Division Iprogram, knowing what a fine line there is

between winning and losing at the highest level.Noll, whose Mastodons finished the season 3-25,saw teams such as 27th-ranked Kent State hit ahalf-court shot to win by one, Oregon State of thePac-10 win by two, and 17th-ranked Purdue fightfor their lives to lead by one at half and win by 11over their satellite campus.

Noll also saw 10 other games come down to the last minutewith three buzzer beaters against his team, and yet hecontinues to believe in the course of action IPFW is taking andcontinues to persevere with a positive attitude, knowing that aconference affiliation is on the horizon.

“When any team loses 60 percent of its offense, there will bestruggles,” Noll said. “But I am grateful to the kids who stayedthe course and worked extremely hard to finish out the secondhalf of the year. I think our young kids definitely have gained a

plethora of knowledge and experience as most ofthem went from role players to impact players.”

This year will be different as senior David Simonwill lead a group of young and somewhatexperienced talent with another very challengingschedule. The Dons visit Notre Dame, Xavier,Marquette, and Saint Louis, among many otherquality teams, and have a home stand against AirForce, Utah State, Middle Tennessee State, and

Maine. Noll has also added the former Mr. Basketball of SouthCarolina, 6′7″ power forward Quintin Butler, as the otherupperclassman, but the rest of the young guns for IPFW willcontinue to work to gain more experience each day.

At Spring Arbor University, Noll’s teams averaged more than 21wins per year during a six-year span. Under his leadership,Spring Arbor set a record for wins in a season (29) and winningpercentage (.820) andwas nationally rankedat #2 in preseason NAIADivision II polls.

One of Spring Arbor’swinningest coaches,with a record of 131-108, Noll was twiceselected as theWolverine-HoosierConference Coach ofthe Year (1993–97). His1997 team finished theseason ranked fourth inthe nation.

Before moving to Spring Arbor, Noll was the assistant coach atGrace College. From 1990 to 1992, he helped transform a 10-22team into one that compiled a record of 49-17. In the 1991–92season, Grace posted a mark of 32-5, winning the first-everNAIA Division II National Championship.

Coach Noll was also a successful player on the court. Hetransferred to Grace College from the University of Wyoming. AtGrace, he was tabbed as a two-time NAIA All-American. In onlytwo seasons with the Lancers, he poured in 2,250 points, whichranks him fourth All-Time. Between 1976 and 1978, he steppedup to the free-throw line more often than any other collegeplayer in the country. He also knocked down more foul shots

2004–05 Coaching Staff

IPFW Head Coach Doug Noll

Noll by the numbersCOACHING CAREER

School W L PCT YRSSpring Arbor 18 16 .529 1992-93Spring Arbor 21 13 .617 1993-94Spring Arbor 19 17 .636 1994-95Spring Arbor 21 12 .528 1995-96Spring Arbor 29 7 .806 1996-97Spring Arbor 17 16 .515 1997-98Spring Arbor 7 26 .212 1998-99IPFW 11 16 .407 1999-00IPFW 7 23 .233 2000-01IPFW 7 21 .250 2001-02IPFW 9 21 .300 2002-03IPFW 3 25 .107 2003-04TOTALS 169 213 .439 12 Years



than any other player, connecting on 654 of 741attempts for an impressive 88 percent. Nollaveraged an outstanding 27.7 points per game.

Considered an excellent teacher by his peers, Nollhas conducted clinics and camps throughout theUnited States and in 10 European countries. Hehas also produced an instructional video on howbest to shoot free-throws.

In addition to his aforementioned coachingpositions, Noll also coached at Malone College, inCanton, Ohio, and South Adams High School inBerne, Ind.

Noll’s family includes his wife of 29 years, Carla,who is an office manager at InternationalIsocyanate Institute. His son, Brad, played at IPFWfrom 1999 to 2003, is sixth All-Time on the IPFWscoring list, is also in five Top 10 All-Timecategories, and is a successful realtor withCentury 21-Bradley Real Estate. His daughter-in-law, Lindsay, is a registered nurse at LutheranHospital, and his daughter, Abby, was Player of theYear in Northeastern Indiana in 2003 at CarrollHigh School. This year, Abby is a sophomore atBethel College and a member of the Lady Pilotsbasketball team.


W hen Doug Noll first arrived at IPFWand began the task of assemblinghis coaching staff, he sought to

bring together talented individuals dedicatedto the growth of Mastodon basketball. Noll’sfirst hire was Joe Pechota. Pechota enters hissixth season with Coach Noll and his secondas associate head coach.

Among his many responsibilities, Pechota isinstrumental in player development. An excellent teacher ofthe game, he coordinates and administers the Mastodons’fall and spring workouts. Pechota is also actively involved inscouting future opponents, recruiting, and working withplayers on academic projects.

The Battle Creek, Mich., native is a graduate of ConcordiaCollege in Ann Arbor, Mich. With the Cardinals, Pechotafinished 11th in school history in scoring. He was also thefirst Cardinal to earn First-Team All-Wolverine-HoosierAthletic Conference honors. Pechota was named

Concordia’s Most Valuable Player and set arecord for free-throw percentage during the1993–94 season.

After a stellar career as a player, Pechotabegan his coaching career as a studentassistant under Cardinals coach LarryDeSimpelare. He remained in that positionuntil earning a B.S. in physical education in 1995.

Pechota then spent the next three seasons as the topassistant at Division III Alma College in Alma, Mich. There heplayed a key roll in the rebuilding process of the Scotsprogram. At the same time, he completed a master’s degreein athletic administration at Central Michigan University.

After his stint at Alma, Pechota spent one season at Division II Ferris State University (Big Rapids, Mich.)

Pechota has a daughter, Emma (6).


Associate Head Coach Joe Pechota

In his fifth season at IPFW, Assistant Coach Fred Andrews heads up the Mastodons’recruiting efforts. Andrews is also actively involved in scouting future opponents,scheduling, and academic development.

The Decatur, Ind., native is a graduate of Purdue University, where he was a studentmanager for four years. During that time, the Boilermakers won back-to-back Big 10titles and went to three NCAA tournaments. Andrews earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting.

Andrews began his coaching career as an assistant coach at Butler CountyCommunity College in El Dorado, Kan. In his only season at BCCC, the Grizzliesfinished with a 32-5 record and captured the Jayhawk West Conference, the

Region VIII Championship, and finished third in the NJCAA National Tournament.

Andrews also spent three seasons as an assistant at Wichita State University, helping to lead the Shockers to their firstwinning season in seven years. He also coached at Central Florida Community College in Ocala, Fla., helping lead the Patriotsto a 21-7 record and a Mid-Florida Community College Championship.

Andrews resides in Fort Wayne.

Assistant Coach Prentis Phillips begins his second season as a member of Head CoachDoug Noll’s coaching staff. Previously, Phillips was a member of Head Coach JasonKline’s staff at Indiana Tech.

Prior to coaching at Indiana Tech, Phillips played professionally in Europe for teams inFrance and Ireland. He also played in the United States Basketball League. Phillips wasa member of the Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs, who were coached by former Philadelphia76ers great Darryl Dawkins.

Phillips is a 2000 graduate of Indiana Tech, where he received a B.S. in businessadministration. With the Warriors, Coach Phillips was a two-year starter, and was namedan NAIA First-Team All-American.

Phillips’ duties with the Mastodons include working with players on academic matters, coaching big-men, scouting, andworking with on-court practices.

Phillips resides in Fort Wayne with his wife, Julie, and their sons, Preston and Payton.

Assistant Coach Fred Andrews

Assistant Coach Prentis Phillips




Dan FoxHead Athletic Trainer

Joel CottonDirector of

Basketball Operations

Kevin KranerPerformance ONE

Tim YoungTeam Manager

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6′10″ SeniorCenter

Vernon Hills, Ill./Stevenson

CAREER TOTAL FOR SIMONTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2002–03 30-21 693/23.1 112-193 .580 0-0 .000 95-146 .651 47-128 175 5.8 89-5 21 50 39 13 319/10.62003–04 28-27 880/31.4 188-322 .584 2-2 1.000 125-193 .648 94-181 275 9.8 90-5 46 69 54 2 503/18.0Totals 58-48 1573/27.1 300-515 .582 2-2 1.000 220-339 .648 141-309 450 7.8 179-10 67 119 93 15 822/14.1

2002–03: Named Independent Newcomer of the Year. “Breakout”game was vs. UNLV. Registered double-double against theRunnin’ Rebels with 23 points and 11 rebounds on Jan. 2, 2003.Scored a season-high 26 points vs. Maine.

Career: David arrived at IPFW via Loyola University (Chicago)where he played volleyball. David is currently the Mastodons’career leader in blocks in a season with 54. Now appears in theAll-Time Records in four different categories.

Personal: Born: 8/9/82. Major: Chemistry. David is the son ofDenice Simon. He has two siblings, Kelsey and Chandler.

#55 David Simon

Simon 2003–04 Game by GameOpponent Reb A Blk Stl PtsToledo 4 1 1 1 17 Kent St. 6 3 3 0 7 Oregon St. 11 5 2 0 22 Washington St. 5 1 1 0 9 Iowa St. 10 1 1 0 8 Arkansas Little Rock 8 2 2 0 3 Bowling Green 9 2 0 2 16 Morehead St. 4 3 3 0 15 Purdue 2 0 2 1 19 Miami (Ohio) 6 0 1 0 22 West Virginia 10 1 2 1 17 Miami (Fla.) 10 1 1 0 21 SE. Missouri 15 4 5 0 22 Middle Tennessee 9 3 1 0 13 Air Force 7 0 1 1 19 Western Michigan 11 0 3 2 10 Corpus Christi 7 1 0 2 19 Tri-State 14 2 2 1 28 UT-Pan American 12 1 2 0 27 Youngstown St. 17 1 0 1 27 Butler 5 1 1 2 17 UT-Pan American 15 1 2 1 20 IUPUI 10 2 5 1 22 Wright St. 13 4 1 0 18 Fla. Gulf Coast 18 2 5 2 19 Oakland 14 2 0 3 33 Valparaiso 7 2 3 1 18 IUPUI 16 0 4 1 15

2003–04: This will be Simon’s third season with the Mastodonsafter transferring from Loyola-Chicago. Named All-IndependentFirst-Team in 2003–04 season. Named by Lindy’s CollegeBasketball Annual as Pre-Season Independent Player of the Year.David is an All-American candidate. Ranked by cbssportsline.comas the seventh best player in the nation in 2003–04 and secondbest center (behind Emeka Okafor of UConn.) Averaged 18 ppg/9.8 rpg and shot over 58 percent from the field. Region V CoSIDAAcademic All-American as a chemistry major. Was invited to theNBA prospects camp in the summer of 2004.


6′3″ SophomoreGuard

Flint, Mich./Flint Central

CAREER TOTAL FOR CAROUTHERSTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2002–03 30-7 423/14.1 29-80 .363 3-22 .136 19-29 .655 11-33 44 1.5 23-0 21 45 7 23 80/2.72003–04 6-5 156/26.0 12-32 .375 1-3 .333 3-6 .500 6-13 19 3.2 6-0 13 11 1 5 28/4.7Totals 36-12 579/16.1 41-112 .366 4-25 .160 22-35 .629 17-46 63 1.8 29-0 34 56 8 28 108/3.0

2002–03: Played in every Mastodon game. Averaged 2.7 pointsper game. Tossed in a season-high 10 points against UNLV onJan. 2, 2003. Blocked two shots against Florida Atlantic on Nov. 19, 2002.

As a prep: Carouthers was named All-City, All-Saginaw ValleyConference, and All-State Honorable Mention at Flint Central HighSchool in Michigan.

Personal: Born: 2/23/84. Major: General Studies/Fine Arts.Quintin is the son of Ralph and Corinthian Carouthers. He has onesister, Corinthian.

#5 Quintin Carouthers

Carouthers 2003–04 Game by GameOpponent Reb A Blk Stl PtsToledo 4 3 0 0 9 Kent St. 4 2 0 1 7 Oregon St. 6 1 1 2 4 Washington St. 2 2 0 1 0 Iowa St. 1 3 0 0 2 Arkansas Little Rock DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Bowling Green 2 2 0 1 0 Morehead St. DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Purdue DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPMiami (Ohio) DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP West Virginia DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPMiami (Fla.) DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP SE. Missouri DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPMiddle Tennessee DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Air Force DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPWestern Michigan DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Corpus Christi DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPTri-State DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP UT-Pan American DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPYoungstown St. DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Butler DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPUT-Pan American DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP IUPUI DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPWright St. DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Fla. Gulf Coast DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPOakland DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Valparaiso DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPIUPUI DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

2003–04: Carouthers, who showed flashes of brilliance early onin the season, was lost to a season-ending shoulder injury againstBowling Green. Started five of the six games he played in.Averaging 4.7 points per game with 3.2 rebounds. Logged 26minutes of action per contest and shot 38 percent from the field.Scored a season-high nine points against Toledo on opening night.Grabbed a season-high six rebounds against Oregon State.Carouthers is healthy again and will be called upon to make ahuge contribution this season.



Walton, Ind./Lewis-Cass

CAREER TOTAL FOR BAUERTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2003–04 28-27 805/28.8 72-209 .344 32-101 .317 39-60 .650 17-66 83 3.0 85-6 85 74 3 40 214/7.7Totals 28-27 805/28.8 73-209 .344 32-101 .317 39-60 .650 17-66 83 3.0 85-6 85 74 3 40 214/7.7

As a Prep: Beau received an Academic Honors Diploma and wasnamed Salutatorian while playing for Basil Mawbey at LewisCass. Named an Indiana All-Star, First Team All-MIC Conference,and Kokomo Tribune All-Area and was a Trester Mental AttitudeAward Winner. Also named Class 2A Most Valuable Player.

Personal: Born: 4/10/84 Major: Computer Engineering. Beau isthe son of Mike and Darla Bauer. He has a sister, Nicole.

#20 Beau Bauer

Bauer 2003–04 Game by GameOpponent Reb A Blk Stl PtsToledo 1 3 0 1 4 Kent St. 4 0 0 3 19 Oregon St. 2 2 0 2 0 Washington St. 3 2 0 2 3 Iowa St. 3 0 0 0 0 Arkansas–Little Rock 2 6 0 3 3 Bowling Green 0 0 0 3 10 Morehead St. 2 4 0 1 17 Purdue 3 7 0 0 5 Miami (Ohio) 3 5 0 3 8 West Virginia 5 4 0 2 4 Miami (Fla.) 0 3 0 3 8 SE. Missouri 1 3 0 2 7 Middle Tennessee 3 1 0 2 3 Air Force 1 2 0 2 3 Western Michigan 6 1 0 2 10 Corpus Christi 4 3 1 0 18 Tri-State 6 8 0 1 11 UT-Pan American 4 3 1 1 11 Youngstown St. 2 3 0 1 5Butler 5 3 1 1 11 UT-Pan American 7 4 0 1 12 IUPUI 2 3 0 0 7 Wright St. 0 0 0 0 4 Fla. Gulf Coast 1 4 0 1 2 Oakland 3 6 0 0 0 Valparaiso 6 3 0 1 9 IUPUI 4 3 0 2 12

2003–04: One of the real “bright spots” of the 2003–04 season.Bauer proved that, as a true freshman, he could play on theDivision-I level. Started 27 of the Mastodons’ 28 games. Averaged7.7 points a game and pulled down 3 rebounds per contest, mostlyat the point guard position. Scored a season-high 19 points againstKent State, including a season-high five three-pointers. Also tossedin 18 against Texas A&M Corpus Christi and 17 against MoreheadState. Bauer pulled down a season-high seven rebounds at theUniversity of Texas-Pan American and dished out eight assists vs.Tri-State at the Coliseum.


6′6″ SophomoreForward

Garrett, Ind./Garrett

CAREER TOTAL FOR HAWKINSTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2003–04 27-12 478/17.7 20-59 .339 4-25 .160 14-25 .358 13-45 58 2.1 41-0 15 23 3 6 58/2.1Totals: 27-12 478/17.7 20-59 .339 4-25 .160 14-25 .358 13-45 58 2.1 41-0 15 23 3 6 58.2.1

As a Prep: Justin was named All-NECC in 2001, 2002, and 2003.Named All-Area and Academic All-State in his senior season withthe Railroaders.

Personal: Born: 3/10/85 Major: Electrical Engineering. Justin isthe son of Dave and Lu Hawkins. He has a brother, Derek, and asister, Jennifer.

#4 Justin Hawkins

Hawkins 2003–04 Game by GameOpponent Reb A Blk Stl PtsToledo 1 1 0 0 0 Kent St. 3 1 1 0 0 Oregon St. 1 0 0 0 4 Washington St. 0 0 0 1 0 Iowa St. 1 0 0 0 0 Arkansas–Little Rock 1 0 0 0 0 Bowling Green 2 0 0 0 0 Morehead St. 1 1 0 0 2 Purdue 2 1 0 0 2 Miami (Ohio) 2 0 1 0 1 West Virginia 1 0 0 0 2 Miami (Fla.) 3 1 0 1 2 SE. Missouri 2 0 0 0 0 Middle Tennessee DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Air Force 1 0 0 0 2 Western Michigan 3 0 0 1 2 Corpus Christi 3 1 0 1 6 Tri-State 8 1 1 1 13 UT-Pan American 4 1 0 1 1 Youngstown St. 3 1 0 0 2 Butler 0 0 0 0 0 UT-Pan American 1 0 0 0 7 IUPUI 4 1 0 0 0 Wright St. 4 1 0 0 0 Fla. Gulf Coast 4 0 0 0 7 Oakland 0 1 0 0 2 Valparaiso 1 0 0 0 0 IUPUI 2 3 0 0 3

2003–04: Hawkins played in 27 of the Mastodons’ 28 gamesduring his freshman campaign. Averaged 2.1 points per game togo along with 2.1 rebounds per contest. Hawkins’ main roll was asa defensive stopper. Consistently drew the assignment of putting ablanket on the opposition’s scoring threat. Registered a season-high 13 points and eight rebounds against Tri-State. Handed out aseason-high three assists against IUPUI.



Indianapolis, Ind./North Central

CAREER TOTAL FOR MALONETotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2003–04 24-8 354/14.8 20-67 .299 5-22 .227 15-26 .577 3-21 24 1.0 32-0 50 49 1 10 60/2.5Totals 24-8 354/14.8 20-67 .299 5-22 .227 15-26 .577 3-21 24 1.0 32-0 50 49 1 10 60/2.5

As a Prep: Byron was an All-MIC Conference selection. Alsonamed All-County and led Indiana in three-point shooting hisjunior year at 60 percent behind the arc. Team leader in assistshis sophomore, junior, and senior seasons.

Personal: Born: 8/18/84. Major: Business. Byron is the son of Ronand Jennifer Malone. He has three brothers, Jonathan (proudlyserving our country in the U.S. Army), Jason, and Brandon.

#2 Byron Malone

Malone 2003–04 Game by GameOpponent Reb A Blk Stl PtsToledo 1 0 0 0 0 Kent St. 4 0 0 0 0 Oregon St. DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Washington St. 3 1 0 0 0 Iowa St. 3 1 0 0 0 Arkansas–Little Rock DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPBowling Green DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Morehead St. DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPPurdue 1 5 0 0 3 Miami (Ohio) 0 0 0 0 0 West Virginia 0 0 0 0 0 Miami (Fla.) 0 1 0 0 0 SE. Missouri 1 3 0 0 0 Middle Tennessee 0 0 0 0 0 Air Force 0 0 0 0 6Western Michigan 1 1 0 1 1 Corpus Christi 1 6 0 0 10 Tri-State 1 6 0 2 4 UT-Pan American 0 1 0 0 7 Youngstown St. 3 6 0 0 2 Butler 1 1 1 1 6 UT-Pan American 2 6 0 2 0 IUPUI 3 3 0 2 2 Wright St. 1 1 0 1 7 Fla. Gulf Coast 1 4 0 0 0 Oakland 0 0 0 0 0 Valparaiso 4 3 0 1 7 IUPUI 3 2 0 0 5

2003–04: Malone appeared in 24 games for IPFW in the 2003–04season, starting eight. Averaged 2.5 points and one rebound pergame. Handed out 50 assists and had 10 steals. Malone scored aseason-high 10 points against Texas A&M Corpus Christi atMemorial Coliseum. Hauled down four rebounds, from the pointguard position, against Valparaiso. Recorded a season-high sixassists, four times in 2003–04. (vs. IUPUI, Butler, Tri-State, andTexas A&M Corpus Christi.

2003–04: Former Mr. Basketball in the state of SouthCarolina, Butler comes to IPFW after two seasons atWabash Valley, where he was selected All-Conferencecenter. Will play the four position at IPFW. In 31 games withthe Warriors in 2003–04, Butler averaged 9.6 points pergame. He also hauled down 8.2 boards per contest. Shot57 percent from the field, blocked 26 shots, had 31 steals,and dished out 33 assists.

Personal: Born: 11/6/82 Major: Accounting. Quintin is theson of Mike and Angela Butler. He has two siblings, Terryand Shanita.

As a prep: Malone played his high school ball at WalnutRidge High School in Indianapolis. He helped lead the Scotsto a 15-6 record. Seven members of that team will beplaying Division-I basketball this year. Averaged 7.5 points,3.0 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game.

Personal: Born: 10/17/85. Major: Information Systems.Jason is the son of Ron and Jennifer Malone. He has threebrothers, Jon, Brandon, and teammate Byron.

2003–04: Campbell was a red-shirt last season.

As a prep: Campbell was a three-time All-Hoosier HeritageConference selection and a three-time All-Delaware Countychoice. Was named All-State honorable mention threetimes playing at Yorktown. Herald Bulletin Co-Player of theYear. Selected to participate in the Indiana State Top 40.

Personal: Born: 9/23/84. Major: Political Science. Peter isthe son of David and Janice Campbell. He has brother,Christian, and a sister, Gretchen.

2003–04: Campbell was a red-shirt last season.

As a prep: At De La Salle Institute, Campbell was namedAll-Catholic League, All-State Special Mention, and City-Suburban All-Star.

Personal: Born: 3/18/85. Major: Accounting. Charles isthe son of Charles Campbell and Urakay Juett. He has onesister, Danielle.


#33 Peter Campbell6′7″ Freshman

ForwardMuncie, Ind./

Yorktown

#40 Charles Campbell6′10″ FreshmanForward/Center

Chicago, Ill./De La Salle

#42 Quintin Butler6′7″ Junior

ForwardGreenwood, S.C./Wabash Valley

#24 Jason Malone6′3″ Freshman

GuardIndianapolis, Ind./

Walnut Ridge

Newcomers in 2004–05

Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne proudly celebrates 40 years as your

university! Beginning with a commitment to northeast Indiana, IPFW has become a premier

contributor to the region’s academic, cultural, and economic development. Physically, the

university has grown from a single building into a multicampus community cornerstone

offering an unparalleled range of educational and cultural opportunities. IPFW’s leadership

and initiative reflect a unique legacy that blends the strengths of the IU liberal arts tradition

and the technical excellence of Purdue. Join us throughout 2004–2005 as we commemorate

IPFW’s 40 years and look forward to a thriving future as your university in northeast Indiana!


# 50 Zeljko Egeric6′9″ Freshman

ForwardSplit, Croatia/

Life Center Academy

# 22 Andrew Bourne6′3″ Freshman

GuardFort Wayne, Ind./

Carroll

As a prep: Egeric played forward at the Life CenterAcademy in Burlington, N.J., for coach Darryl Gladden. Lastseason with the Warriors, Egeric averaged eight points andseven rebounds a contest, helping Life Center Academy toan overall 22-20 record.

Personal: Born: 12/04/85. Major: Undecided. Zeljko is the son of Slobodan and Marija Egeric. He has one brother, Drazen.

As a prep: Bourne played both point guard, shootingguard, as well as, small forward at Carroll High School undercoach Rob Irwin. Was team captain for the Chargers duringhis junior and senior seasons. Named NHC All-Conference.Was also chosen as a Mental Attitude Award Winner.

Personal: Born: 12/19/85. Major: Business. Andrew is theson of Dan and Stephanie Bourne. He has one brother, Dan.

As a prep: Mutzfeld played high school ball for DaveRandall at Woodlan High School. As a power forward withthe Warriors, Mutzfeld was named All-Allen County AthleticConference honorable mention.

Personal: Born: 8/13/85. Major: Undecided. Eric is the sonof Chuck Mutzfeld and Angela Wheeler. He has a brother,Kristian and a sister, Lindsay. He also has a stepbrother,Matt, and stepsister, Gail.

# 2 Eric Mutzfeld6′7″ Freshman

ForwardWoodburn, Ind./

Woodlan



#0 Brad Pompey6′1″ Junior

GuardElkhart, Ind./

Grand Rapids C.C.

#34 DeWitt Scott6′3″ Sophomore

GuardChicago, Ill./

Maryland Eastern Shore

2003–04: Pompey played last season at Grand RapidsCommunity College in Grand Rapids, Mich. Averaged 8.6 pp and 3.5 rug. As a member of the “W” ConferenceAll-Star Team, Pompey scored 10 points and had tworebounds in 15 minutes of action.

As a prep: Played for coach Mike Drews at Elkhart CentralHigh School. Pompey was named NIC All-Conference First-Team his senior year to go along with honorable mentionhonors in his junior year. Led the Blazers in steals andassists at the point.

Personal: Born: 2/14/84. Major: Elementary Education.Brad is the son of David Pompey and Angie Cole. He hastwo brothers, Davon and Nathan.

2003–04: Scott played last season at the University ofMaryland Eastern Shore. He played in 22 of the FightingHawks’ 28 games. He averaged 11 minutes per contest,shooting 37 percent from the floor. Scott averaged 2.5points per game and grabbed 1.4 rebounds per contest. As a transfer, Scott will not be available until the 2005–06 season.

As a prep: Played power forward at Chicago’s WhitneyYoung High School. Was named All-Red NorthwestConference, All-City Second Team, and IBCA All-State ThirdTeam with the Dolphins.

Personal: Born: 5/31/85. Major: Accounting. DeWitt is theson of DeWitt Scott Sr. and Sheila Scott. He has one sister,DeNae Shanks.



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Elkhart, Ind.

QuintinCarouthers

6′3″Sophomore

Guard

Flint, Mich.

PeteCampbell

6′7″FreshmanForward

Muncie, Ind.

BeauBauer

6′4″Sophomore

Guard

Walton, Ind.

DeWittScott

6′6″Sophomore

Forward

Chicago, Ill.

AndrewBourne

6′3″Freshman

Guard

Fort Wayne, Ind.

CharlesCampbell

6′10″Freshman

Center

Chicago, Ill.

EricMutzfeld


Fort Wayne, Ind.

ByronMalone

6′0″Sophomore

Guard

Indianapolis, Ind.

JustinHawkins

6′6″Sophomore

Forward

Garrett, Ind.

JasonMalone

6′3″Freshman

Guard

Indianapolis, Ind.

QuintinButler

6′7″Junior

Forward

Greenwood, S.C.

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Steuben County,Ind.

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Vernon Hills, Ill.

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CHANCELLOR MICHAEL A. WARTELL

Academician and scientist Michael A. Wartell came to IPFW as vice chancellor for academicaffairs and chemistry professor in 1993. On July 1, 1994, Wartell was installed as chancellor.His prior experience includes positions at Sandia Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M., HumboldtState University in Arcata, Calif., and James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va.

He received a B.S. in chemistry from the University of New Mexico, and both an M.S. and Ph.D.from Yale University in physical chemistry.

Wartell currently serves on the U.S. Army Science Board and has worked on such projects aschemical warfare, manpower and logistics, and decontamination. He also serves on theDefense Science Board and chairs the Defense Intelligence Agency Science and TechnologyAdvisory Board. Wartell stays involved in the Fort Wayne community by serving on the Board ofDirectors of the Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce, Corporate Council, Leadership FortWayne, and the Fort Wayne Philharmonic.

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MARK POPE

Mark Pope was named IPFW’s director of athletics in July 2001 as the university wastransitioning from NCAA Division II to Division I. That transition was completed on Sept. 1, 2002,as IPFW earned NCAA Division I certification — on schedule and on budget.

Since that initial year, Pope has set about transforming IPFW Athletics into a program worthy ofthe name “Division I.” Among his accomplishments are the following:

t The annual IPFW Soccer Showcase was reorganized, drawing 11,500 fans in 2003 and15,000 fans in 2004

t Men’s basketball attendance increased tenfold from 2000, including the highestpercentage increase of all Division I institutions in 2003–2004

t Women’s volleyball attendance tripled from 2002 to 2003t Men’s volleyball attendance was third nationally in 2004t Contributions to Athletics have increased by 50 percent from 2001 to 2003t The Gates Center and baseball field have undergone significant renovationst Men’s and women’s golf were added as sponsored sportst In cooperation with the IPFW Alumni and Student Government Associations, IPFW’s

Homecoming tradition was createdt The IPFW Stomp Band was organized

Despite these successes, Pope has always focused on the student component of the IPFWstudent-athlete. Last year Pope’s departmental goal of a 3.0 grade-point average was realized, asIPFW student-athletes achieved a 3.01 GPA. The IPFW softball, tennis, cross country, and trackteams have earned All-Academic honors from their respective associations. IPFW Athleticsgraduates its student-athletes at a rate that is double that of the IPFW all-campus rate.

Pope holds a B.A. from Purdue University and a J.D. from Indiana University. He has been amember of the Bar of the state of Indiana for 27 years. Pope and his wife, Julie, are the proudparents of two sons, Brent and Brad.


Born separately, decades apart, and conjoined in 1964 along the banks of the St. Joseph River,Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne offers an outstanding education at a great value. Asnortheast Indiana’s premier public university, IPFW is committed to enhancing access to personalized,high-quality learning. The university offers more than 180 degree options for undergraduate andgraduate programs, taught by distinguished professors. It’s not unusual to turn on a televisiondocumentary and see a member of IPFW’s faculty as the “resident expert” on topics ranging fromdinosaurs to Middle East politics.

IPFW continues to grow, both in numbers of students and in facilities. The addition ofmore than a dozen new soccer fields across the St. Joseph River from the main campushas greatly increased athletic opportunities for students as well as for members of thecommunity. IPFW has also opened Student Housing this year, offering a more traditionaluniversity experience to full-time students. Plans for a new music building and healtheducation building are in the works, and fundraising efforts have already begun.

IPFW’s academic organization is made up of 10 major units, which include the schoolsof Business and Management Sciences; Education; Health Sciences; Arts and Sciences;Engineering, Technology, and Computer Science; and Visual and Performing Arts. It also

includes the divisions of Continuing Studies, Labor Studies, Public and Environmental Affairs, andOrganizational Leadership and Supervision.

There are dozens of student organizations on IPFW’s campus. Groups range from departmentalorganizations, honorary societies, religious organizations, social Greek fraternities and sororities, andspecial interest groups. There are also several intramural sports groups.

IPFW receives its accreditation from the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the NorthCentral Association of Colleges and Schools.

IPFWat a glance


The university offers more than

180 degree options for undergraduate and graduate programs.


Fort Wayne began as an outpost on the western frontier more than 200 years ago. It gained its nickname, the “Summit City,” by being the highest place between the Maumee and Wabash river basins.

Now with a population in excess of 200,000 people, it is the second largest city in Indiana. As such, itoffers its citizenry a wide variety of things to do, see, and appreciate. For the sports minded, there aretwo professional sports teams based here: the United Hockey League’s Fort Wayne Komets and theMidwest League for Single A Baseball’s Fort Wayne Wizards, whose parent club is the San Diego Padres.Fort Wayne holds several places in sports history. It is the birthplace of the National BasketballAssociation and the home of the Daisy’s, one of five teams in the first professional women’s baseballleague. Fort Wayne also has the honor of holding the first night baseballgame under lights.

Fort those who are interested in theperforming arts, the Summit City offersvenues such as the Fort WaynePhilharmonic, Fort Wayne Ballet, the CivicTheatre, Artlink, Fort Wayne Dance Collective,and Fort Wayne Youtheatre.

Some little known trivia about Fort Wayne:the inventor of the television Philo T.Farnsworth was born here as was fashion

designer Bill Blass. Fort Wayne is the home of thewashing machine, baking powder, parking meters,magnetic wire, streetlights, and gas pumps.

History of Fort Wayne

...with a population in excess of 200,000 people,

it is the second largest city in Indiana.


IPFW Season Schedule/Results and LeadersAll games

RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 3-25 3-7 0-15 0-3CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 3-25 3-7 0-15 0-3

Date Opponent Score High points High rebounds

11/21/03 TOLEDO 53-71 L (17)SIMON, David (6)KESSENICH, Jim11/25/03 KENT STATE 66-67 L (22)COLLINS,Terry (6)SIMON, David11/29/03 @ Oregon State 55-57 L (22)SIMON, David (11)SIMON, David12/1/03 @ Washington State 46-66 L (15)WYAND, Ric (5)SIMON, David12/5/03 u Iowa State 51-78 L (15)Wyand, Ric (10)SIMON, David12/6/03 u Arkansas-Little Rock 57-69 L (21)Collins, Terry (9)Wyand, Ric12/10/03 BOWLING GREEN 81-75 W (24)COLLINS,Terry (9)SIMON, David12/13/03 MOREHEAD 78-75 W (21)COLLINS,Terry (7)WYAND, Ric12/20/03 l Purdue University 69-80 L (19)SIMON, David (5)COLLINS,Terry12/21/03 l Miami (Ohio) 52-63 L (22)SIMON, David (9)HENDERSON, Keion12/28/03 @ West Virginia 63-76 L (17)SIMON, David (10)SIMON, David12/30/03 @ University of Miami 52-75 L (21)SIMON, David (10)SIMON, David1/3/04 SEMO 75-77 L (22)SIMON, David (15)SIMON, David1/06/04 @ Middle Tennessee 65-72 L (23)COLLINS,Terry (9)SIMON, David1/9/04 @ Air Force 44-64 L (19)SIMON, David (7)SIMON, David1/14/04 @ Western Michigan 48-77 L (13)KESSENICH, Jim (11)SIMON, David1/17/04 CORPUS CHRISTI 73-77 L (19)SIMON, David (7)SIMON, David1/19/04 TRI-STATE UNIVERSITY 93-81 W (28)SIMON, David (14)SIMON, David1/28/04 @ UT-Pan American 60-81 L (27)SIMON, David (12)SIMON, David1/31/04 @ Youngstown State 61-71 L (27)SIMON, David (17)SIMON, David2/4/04 @ Butler University 55-72 L (17)SIMON, David (5)BAUER, Beau

(5)SIMON, David2/7/04 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 55-57 L (20)SIMON, David (15)SIMON, David2/11/04 @ IUPUI 59-81 L (22)SIMON, David (10)SIMON, David

(22)KESSENICH, Jim2/14/04 @ Wright State 64-66 L (23)HENDERSON, Keion (13)SIMON, David2/17/04 FLORIDA GULF COAST 58-61 L (19)SIMON, David (18)SIMON, David2/25/04 @ Oakland 77-88 L (33)SIMON, David (14)SIMON, David2/28/04 @ Valparaiso 61-83 L (18)SIMON, David (7)KESSENICH, Jim

(7)SIMON, David3/01/04 IUPUI 65-68 L (15)SIMON, David (16)SIMON, David

(15)HENDERSON, Keion

uIowa State Cyclone TournamentlPurdue Boilermaker Invitational

2003–04 Game-by-Game Results


IPFW Season Box ScoreAll Games

RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 3-25 3-7 0-15 0-3CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 3-25 3-7 0-15 0-3

# Player GP-GS Min. Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pt Avg

01 COLLINS,Terry 15-10 424 28.3 62-160 .388 30-86 .349 33-44 .750 10 40 50 3.3 22 0 25 34 0 11 187 12.5

02 WYAND, Ric 10-9 252 25.2 35-83 .422 14-43 .326 12-20 .600 12 28 40 4.0 16 0 12 15 3 4 96 9.6

03 MALONE, Byron 24-8 354 14.8 20-67 .299 5-22 .227 15-26 .577 3 21 24 1.0 32 0 50 49 1 10 60 2.5

04 HAWKINS, Justin 27-12 478 17.7 20-59 .339 4-25 .160 14-25 .560 13 45 58 2.1 41 0 15 23 3 6 58 2.1

05 CAROUTHERS, Quintin 6-5 156 26.0 12-32 .375 1-3 .333 3-6 .500 6 13 19 3.2 6 0 13 11 1 5 28 4.7

20 BAUER, Beau 28-27 805 28.8 72-209 .344 32-101 .317 39-60 .650 17 66 83 3.0 85 6 85 74 3 40 215 7.7

23 HENDERSON, Keion 27-23 732 27.1 91-231 .394 33-101 .327 27-34 .794 35 72 107 4.0 37 0 36 46 4 16 242 9.0

30 CLEVENGER, Tyler. 25-1 319 12.8 16-55 .291 4-29 .138 12-26 .462 3 17 20 0.8 32 0 45 28 2 15 48 1.9

32 JENNINGS, Brandon 22-1 262 11.9 15-45 .333 8-23 .348 10-12 .833 15 29 44 2.0 20 0 12 13 0 6 48 2.2

44 THRASHER, Kyle . 28-9 306 10.9 21-58 .362 7-23 .304 6-12 .500 16 29 45 1.6 53 1 16 22 1 7 55 2.0

50 KESSENICH, Jim 27-7 541 20.0 71-153 .464 11-42 .262 26-32 .813 32 54 86 3.2 67 2 5 24 16 9 179 6.6

54 BERGSTROM, Eric 21-1 91 4.3 7-18 .389 0-0 .000 3-8 .375 6 11 17 0.8 12 0 0 8 1 0 17 0.8

55 SIMON, David 28-27 880 31.4 188-322 .584 2-2 1.000 125-193 .648 94 181 275 9.8 90 5 46 69 54 23 503 18.0

TEAM 33 40 73 2.6 1 19

Total 28 5600 630-1492 .422 151-500 .302 325-498 .653 295 646 941 33.6 514 14 360 435 89 152 1736 62.0

Opponents 28 5600 709-1568 .452 190-501 .379 420-610 .689 285 643 928 33.1 499 - 375 322 71 213 2028 72.4

2003–04 Individual Statistics

TOTAL 3 PTS REBOUNDS

SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd TotalIPFW 806 930 – 1736Opponents 1038 990 – 2028

DEADBALL REBOUNDS OFF DEF TOTALIPFW 89 11 100Opponents 108 7 115


Game 1

Games 3-4** Game 3 Game 4

Game 2**Game 2**

GEORGE MASON

Coaches vs. Cancer GRAND VALLEY NOTRE DAME

SAVANNAH ST.MEMPHIS

General InformationLocation Notre Dame, Ind.Enrollment 11,311Conference Big EastNickname Fighting IrishColors Gold/BlueArena/Capacity Joyce Center (11,418)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Mike Brey (G. Washington ’82)Assistant Coaches Lewis Preston

Rod Balanis, Martin Inglesby

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 19-13 Conference Record/Finish 9-7/7th Starters Returning/Lost 4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/2

General InformationLocation: New York City, N.Y.

The Coaches vs. Cancer Classic has a new,expanded format for 2004. Featuring 16 teams

from 15 different conferences, the event will tip offthe college basketball season at four regional

sites across the country.

Watch some of the nation’s top teams as Cal,Miss. St., Syracuse, and Memphis host the openingrounds of the tournament and play for the chance

to advance to the semifinal and championshiprounds of the event in New York City.

General InformationLocation Allendale, Mich.Enrollment 22,063Conference Great Lakes IntercollegiateNickname LakersColors Blue/Black/WhiteArena/Capacity GVSU Fieldhouse (4,100)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Ric Wesley (C. Michigan ’80)Assistant Coach Burt Paddock

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 14-13 Conference Record/Finish 6-12/5th Starters Returning/Lost 5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 10/3

General InformationLocation Memphis, Tenn.Enrollment 20,332 Conference Conference-USANickname TigersColors Blue/GrayArena/Capacity FedEx Forum (18,400)

Coaching StaffHead Coach John Calipari (Clarion ’82)Assistant Coaches Tony Barbee, Kerek Kellogg

Ed Schilling

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 22-8Conference Record/Finish 12-4/T-1st Starters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/4

General InformationLocation Savannah, Ga.Enrollment 2,800Conference Independent Nickname Tigers Colors Orange/BlueArena/Capacity Tiger Arena (5,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Edward Daniels (Marquette ’74)Assistant Coaches Thurnell Griffin

Ken Mitchell, Chris Willis

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 5-23 Conference Record/Finish N/A Starters Returning/Lost N/A Letterwinners Returning/Lost N/A

Coaches vs. CancerClassic

Memphis, Tenn.Thursday, Nov. 11

5:30 p.m.


Memphis, Tenn.Saturday, Nov. 135:30 or 7:30 p.m.


Memphis, Tenn.Saturday, Nov. 135:30 or 7:30 p.m.


New York City, N.Y.Nov. 18–19

TBA**if needed

Nov. 208 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.Homecoming

Nov. 237:30 p.m.

Notre Dame, Ind.

2004 First Round Hosts

2004–05 Opponents

General InformationLocation Fairfax, Va.Enrollment 28,246Conference Colonial Athletic AssociationNickname PatriotsColors Green/GoldArena/Capacity Patriot Center (10,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Jim Larranaga (Providence ’71)Assistant Coaches Bill Courtney, Scott Cherry

Eric Konkol

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 23-10Conference Record/Finish 12-6/3rd Starters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/7


General InformationLocation Indianapolis, Ind.Enrollment 4,200Conference HorizonNickname BengalsColors Blue/WhiteArena/Capacity Hinkle Fieldhouse (11,043)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Todd Lickliter (Butler ’79) Assistant Coaches Brad Stevens

Matthew Graves, LaVall Jordan

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 16-14Conference Record/Finish 8-8/6thStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/4

General InformationLocation Logan, UtahEnrollment 21,490Conference Big WestNickname AggiesColors Blue/WhiteArena/Capacity Smith Spectrum (10,270)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Stew Morrill (Gonzaga ’74) Assistant Coaches Don Verlin, Tim Duryea

Dave Rice

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 25-4Conference Record/Finish 17-1/T-1stStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/5

General InformationLocation Martin, Tenn.Enrollment 6,000Conference Ohio ValleyNickname SkyhawksColors Royal Blue/Orange/WhiteArena/Capacity Elam Center (7,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Bret Campbell (Valdosta St. ’83)Assistant Coaches Trent Becker

Jason James, Kevin Easley

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 10-18Conference Record/Finish 5-11/9th Starters Returning/Lost 0/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost 11/1

Game 5 Game 7

AIR FORCE MOREHEAD ST.Game 6

UTEP

General InformationLocation Morehead, Ky.Enrollment 9,509Conference Ohio ValleyNickname EaglesColors Blue/GoldArena/Capacity Johnson Arena (6,500)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Kyle Macy (Kentucky ’80) Assistant Coaches Wayne Breeden

Alan Edwards, Jeff Davis

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 16-13Conference Record/Finish 10-6/3rdStarters Returning/Lost 3/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 5/3

General InformationLocation USAF Academy, Colo.Enrollment 4,000Conference Mountain WestNickname FalconsColors Blue/SilverArena/Capacity Clune Arena (5,939)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Chris Mooney (Princeton ’94)Assistant Coaches Mike McKee

Larry Mangino, Kevin McGeehanMaj. Jon Jordan, Lt. A.J. Kuhle

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 22-7Conference Record/Finish 12-2/1stStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 11/3

General InformationLocation El Paso, TexasEnrollment 18, 542Conference Western AthleticNickname MinersColors Blue/Orange/SilverArena/Capacity Don Haskins Ctr. (12,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Doc Sadler (Arkansas ’82)Assistant Coaches Ed Custodio

Randall Dickey, James Holland

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 24-8Conference Record/Finish 13-5/T-1stStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/6

Game 8 Game 10

UTAH STATE BUTLERGame 9

UT-MARTIN

Nov. 266 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Nov. 307 p.m.

El Paso, Texas

Dec. 47 p.m.

Morehead, Ky.

Dec. 77 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Dec. 117 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Dec. 182 p.m.

Indianapolis, Ind.

2004–05 Opponents


Game 11

Game 14 Game 15 Game 16

Game 13Game 12

BOWLING GREEN

MARQUETTE MIDDLE TENNESSEE ST. WYOMING

XAVIERMAINE

General InformationLocation Laramie, Wyo.Enrollment 13,162Conference Mountain WestNickname CowboysColors Brown/GoldArena/Capacity Arena-Auditorium (15,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Steve McClain (Chardon St. ’84) Assistant Coaches Leroy Washington

John Adams, Silvey Dominquez

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 11-17Conference Record/Finish 4-10/T-7thStarters Returning/Lost 2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 4/7

General InformationLocation Milwaukee, Wis.Enrollment 10,500Conference Conference USANickname Golden EaglesColors Blue/GoldArena/Capacity Bradley Center (19,150)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Tom Crean (C. Michigan ’89) Assistant Coaches Jeff Strohm

Bo Ellis, Jason Rabedeaux


General InformationLocation Murfreesboro, Tenn.Enrollment 21, 741Conference Big 12Nickname Sun BeltColors Royal Blue/WhiteArena/Capacity Murphy Center (11,520)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Kermit Davis Jr. (Miss St. ’82)Assistant Coaches Donnie Tyndall

Al Pinkins, Matt Woodley

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 17-12Conference Record/Finish 8-6/T-2nd EastStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/4

General InformationLocation Orono, MaineEnrollment 11,200Conference America EastNickname Black BearsColors Blue/WhiteArena/Capacity Alfond Sports Arena (5,712)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Ted Woodward (Bucknell ’86)Assistant Coaches Calvin Oldham

Michael Burden


General InformationLocation Bowling Green, OhioEnrollment 20,226Conference Mid-AmericanNickname FalconsColors Brown/OrangeArena/Capacity Anderson Arena (4,700)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Dan Dakich (Indiana ’85)Assistant Coaches Artie Pepelea

Marty Richter, LaMonta Stone

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 14-17Conference Record/Finish 8-10/4th WestStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/4

General InformationLocation Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment 6,600Conference Atlantic 10Nickname MusketeersColors Gray/WhiteArena/Capacity Cintas Center (10,250)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Sean Miller (Pittsburgh ’82) Assistant Coaches Chris Mack, Monte Mathis

Kenya Hunter

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 26-11Conference Record/Finish 10-6/T-3rd WestStarters Returning/Lost 2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/5

Dec. 217 p.m.

Bowling Green, Ohio

Dec. 237 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Dec. 287 p.m.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Jan. 22 p.m.

Milwaukee, Wis.

Jan. 58 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Jan. 107 p.m.

Laramie, Wyo.

2004–05 Opponents


Game 17


Game 19Game 18

YOUNGSTOWN ST.

WEBER STATE TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN TAMUCC

UTAH VALLEY ST.KENT STATE

General InformationLocation Corpus Christi, TexasEnrollment 8,300Conference IndependentNickname IslandersColors Blue/Green/SilverArena/Capacity Circle K Coliseum (4,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Ronnie Arrow (SW Texas St. ’69) Assistant Coaches Andy Helton

Chuck Taylor, Adam Walsh

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 15-11Conference Record/Finish N/AStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 10/2

General InformationLocation Ogden, UtahEnrollment 22,184Conference Big SkyNickname WildcatsColors Royal Purple/WhiteArena/Capacity Dee Events Center (12,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Joe Cravens (Texas-Arlington ’77) Assistant Coaches Kirk Earlywine, John Stroia

Andy Jensen


General InformationLocation Edinburg, TexasEnrollment 15,889Conference IndependentNickname BroncsColors Green/Orange/WhiteArena/Capacity UTPA Fieldhouse (4,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Robert Davenport (Ok. Baptist ’88)Assistant Coaches Spencer Wright

Brian Dolan, Greg Wright


General InformationLocation Kent, OhioEnrollment 33,000 (all campuses)Conference Mid-AmericanNickname Golden FlashesColors Blue/GoldArena/Capacity M.A.C. Center (6,327)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Jim Christian (Rhode Island ’88)Assistant Coaches Geno Ford

Arnette Jordan, Rob Senderoff

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 22-9Conference Record/Finish 13-5/1st EastStarters Returning/Lost 2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 5/6

General InformationLocation Youngstown, OhioEnrollment 12,858Conference Horizon LeagueNickname PenguinsColors Red/WhiteArena/Capacity Beeghly Center (6,500)

Coaching StaffHead Coach John Robic (Denison ’86)Assistant Coaches Dolph Carroll

Mike Babul, Winston Smith


General InformationLocation Orem, UtahEnrollment 25,000Conference IndependentNickname WolverineColors Green/Gold/WhiteArena/Capacity McKay Center (8,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Dick Hunsaker (Weber St. ’77) Assistant Coaches Curis Condie

Mark Coffman, Refiloe Lethunya


Jan. 153:30 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Jan. 177 p.m.

Kent, Ohio

Jan. 227 p.m.

Orem, Utah

Feb. 27 p.m.

Corpus Christi,Texas

Jan. 317:30 p.m.

Edinburg, Texas

Jan. 257 p.m.

Ogden, Utah

2004–05 Opponents


Game 23


Game 25Game 24

EASTERN MICHIGAN

TAMUCC VALPARAISO TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN

SAINT LOUISNORTHERN COLORADO

General InformationLocation Edinburg, TexasEnrollment 15,889Conference IndependentNickname BroncsColors Green/Orange/WhiteArena/Capacity UTPA Fieldhouse (4,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Robert Davenport (Ok. Baptist ’88)Assistant Coaches Spencer Wright

Brian Dolan, Greg Wright


General InformationLocation Corpus Christi, TexasEnrollment 8,300Conference IndependentNickname IslandersColors Blue/Green/SilverArena/Capacity Circle K Coliseum (4,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Ronnie Arrow (SW Texas St. ’69) Assistant Coaches Andy Helton

Chuck Taylor, Adam Walsh


General InformationLocation Valparaiso, Ind.Enrollment 3,900Conference Mid-ContinentNickname CrusadersColors Brown/GoldArena/Capacity Athletics-Recreation Ctr.(5,092)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Homer Drew (William Jewell ’66)Assistant Coaches Matt Bowen

Rex Walters, Luke Gore, Jason Hawkins

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 18-13Conference Record/Finish 11-5/1stStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/5

General InformationLocation Greeley, Colo.Enrollment 11,380Conference IndependentNickname BearsColors Blue/GoldArena/Capacity Butler-Hancock Hall (4,500)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Craig Rasmuson (Ashland ’90)Assistant Coach Jeff Culver


General InformationLocation Ypsilanti, Mich.Enrollment 25,000Conference Mid-AmericanNickname Golden FlashesColors Green/WhiteArena/Capacity Convocation Center (8,824)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Jim Boone (West Virginia St. ’81)Assistant Coaches Glenn Gutierrez

Dave Piliopovich, Adrian Townsend

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 13-15Conference Record/Finish 7-11/5th WestStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/2

General InformationLocation St. Louis, Mo.Enrollment 11,274Conference Conference-USANickname BillikinsColors Blue/WhiteArena/Capacity Savvis Center (20,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Brad Soderberg (UW-Stevens Point) Assistant Coaches Anthony Beane

Angres Thorpe, Jason Grunkemeyer

Team Statistics2003–04 Record 19-13Conference Record/Finish 9-7/T-6thStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 6/4

Feb. 63 p.m.

Ypsilanti, Mich.

Feb. 108 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Feb. 167 p.m.

St. Louis, Mo.

Feb. 217 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Feb. 237:30 p.m.

Valparaiso, Ind.

Feb. 276 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

2004–05 Opponents


Game 29UTAH VALLEY ST.

General InformationLocation Orem, UtahEnrollment 25,000Conference IndependentNickname WolverineColors Green/Gold/WhiteArena/Capacity McKay Center (8,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach Dick Hunsaker (Weber St. ’77) Assistant Coaches Curis Condie

Mark Coffman, Refiloe Lethunya


March 57 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.

2004–05 Opponents


All-Time Records: Team Season & Game HighsPOINTSCareer: 1,765 Sean Gibson (1989–93)Season: 672 Bruce Roland (1987–88)Game: 41 Bruce Roland

(vs. Southern Indiana, 1987–88)

FIELD GOALSCareer: 608 Bruce Roland (1986–89)Season: 279 Bruce Roland (1987–88)Game: 16 Lan Bullard (vs. Huntington,

1993–94)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDCareer: 1,277 Bruce Roland (1986–89)Season: 527 Bruce Roland (1987–88)Game: 31 Bruce Roland (vs. Ky. Wesleyan,

1987–88)

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGECareer: .646 John Hohnstreiter (1989–93)Season: .703 Lloyd Sergent (1988–89)Game: 1.000 Greg Davis (vs. St.Francis,

1988–89, 10-10)

THREE–POINT FIELD GOALSCareer: 246 Nick Wise (1999–2001)Season: 98 Nick Wise (2001-02)Game: 10 Duane Shears (vs. Indianapolis,

1991–92)

THREE–POINTFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDCareer: 325 Steve Bard (1987–89)Season: 164 Steve Bard (1987–88)Game: 15 Eric Wilson (vs. Ashland,

1986–87)

THREE–POINTFIELD GOALS PERCENTAGECareer: .442 Mike Pitman (1989–91)Season: .507 K. C. Runyan (1995–96)Game: 1.000 Steve Bard (vs. Abilene Christ,

1987–88, 4-4)Eric Wilson (vs. St. Francis,

1986–87, 4-4)Jeff Smithey (vs. N. Kentucky,

1992–93, 4-4)

FREE THROWSCareer: 557 Sean Gibson (1989–93)Season: 208 Sean Gibson (1992–93)Game: 16 John Hohnstreiter (vs. Indianapolis,

1990–91)

BLOCKED SHOTSCareer: 113 Doug Reincke (1989–93)Season: 54 David Simon (2003–04)Game: 6 Doug Reincke (vs. N. Kentucky,

1990–91)

STEALSCareer: 324 Lawrence Jordan (1986, 88–90)Season: 109 Lawrence Jordan (1989–90)Game: 9 Bruce Roland (vs. Kentucky

Wesleyan, 1987–88)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDCareer: 799 Sean Gibson (1989–93)Season: 293 Sean Gibson (1992–93)Game: 19 John Hohnstreiter (vs. Indianapolis,

1990–91)Sean Gibson (vs. Bellarmine,

1992–93)

FREE–THROW PERCENTAGECareer: .868 Steve Bard (1987–89)Season: .889 Eric Vaughn (1991–92)Game: 1.000 Bruce Roland (vs. So. Indiana,

1987–88, 15-15)Sean Gibson (vs. St. Francis,

1992–93, 9-9)

REBOUNDSCareer: 965 Sean Gibson (1989–93)Season: 279 Sean Gibson (1992–93)Game:

ASSISTSCareer: 913 Lawrence Jordan (1986, 88–90)Season: 266 Lawrence Jordan (1989–90)Game: 19 Russ Marcinek (vs. IUPUI,

1993–94)

COACHES RECORDSYear Coach Win Loss Pct.1973–74 George Wehrmeister 5 21 .1921974–75 Gene Hany 12 12 .5001975–76 Gordon Stauffer 15 12 .5551976–77 Gordon Stauffer 8 19 .2961977–78 Gordon Stauffer 8 16 .3331978–79 Gordon Stauffer 6 21 .2221979–80 Ken Workman 4 20 .1671980–81 Ken Workman 9 17 .3461981–82 Ken Workman 2 24 .0771982–83 Tim Russell 16 12 .5711983–84 Tim Russell 18 10 .6431984–85 Tim Russell 16 11 .5931985–86 Tim Russell 8 20 .2861986–87 Tim Russell 9 19 .3211987–88 Andy Piazza 15 13 .5361988–89 Andy Piazza 21 7 .7501989–90 Andy Piazza 20 8 .7141990–91 Andy Piazza 16 12 .5711991–92 Andy Piazza 21 7 .7501992–93 Andy Piazza 23 6 .7931993–94 Andy Piazza 8 19 .2961994–95 Andy Piazza 10 17 .3701995–96 Andy Piazza 8 19 .2961996–97 Jon Williams 12 15 .4441997–98 Jon Williams 10 17 .3701998–99 Jon Williams 10 17 .3701999–00 Doug Noll 11 16 .4072000–01 Doug Noll 7 23 .2332001-02 Doug Noll 7 21 .2502002-03 Doug Noll 9 21 .3002003-04 Doug Noll 3 25 .107Totals 347 497 .411

SEASON HIGHSWins: 23 (1992–93)Winning Percentage:. 793 (1992–93)Points: 2,543 (1989–90)Field Goals: 950 (1988–89)Field Goals Attempted: 1,829 (1988–89)Field Goal Percentage: .526 (1992–93)3-Point Field Goals: 230 (2001–02)3-Point FG Attempted: 640 (2001–02)3-Point FG Percentage: 432 (1991–90)Free Throws: 538 (1992–93)Free Throws Attempted: 790 (1992–93)Free-Throw Percentage: .724 (1987–88)Rebounds: 1,107 (1990–91)Assists: 598 (1988–89)Steals: 377 (1989–90)Blocked Shots: 104 (1989–90)

GAME HIGHSPoints: 138 vs. Madonna 1993–94Field Goals: 53 vs. Madonna 1993–94FG Attempts: 106 vs. Madonna 1993–94FG %: .688 vs. So. Indiana 1988–903-Point FGs: 17 vs. Indianapolis 1991–923-Point FG Attmpts: 34 vs. Madonna 1993–943-Point FG %: .750 vs. Gr. Valley St. 1986–87

.750 vs. No. Kentucky 1988–89Free Throws: 35 vs. Ky. Wesleyan 1992–93FT Attempts: 48 vs. Ky. Wesleyan 1992–93FT %: 1.000 vs. Ky. Wesleyan 1992–93Rebounds: 67 vs. Madonna 1993–94Assists: 40 vs. Madonna 1993–94Steals: 23 vs. St. Francis 1989-90Blocked Shots: 10 vs. Huntington 1993–94

POINTSName Years Points1. Sean Gibson 1989–93 1,7652. Bruce Roland 1986–89 1,4853. Nick Wise 1999–02 1,4504. Steve Bard 1987–89 1,0785. Dic Ivy 1984–88 1,0766. Brad Noll 1999-03 1,0157. Lawrence Jordan 1986, 88–89 9778. Adam Moore 1996–99 9689. Jim Morlan 1984–87 90910. Mark Cook 1983–85 878

REBOUNDSName Years Reb.1. Sean Gibson 1989–93 9652. Jim Morlan 1984–87 6063. Dic Ivy 1984–88 5024. Bruce Roland 1986–89 4955. Dane Adams 1995–98 4696. David Simon 2002– 4507. Jim Kessenich 2000–04 4128. Adam Moore 1996–99 3929. Rob Henderson 1982–84 37110. Doug Reincke 1989–93 346

Individual Records


All-Time Records: IndividualASSISTSName Years Ast1. Lawrence Jordan 1986, 88–90 9132. Randy Spicer 1997–00 4333. DeAngelo Woodall 1999-03 4014. Andre Walton 1991–93 3065. Russ Marcinek 1992–95 2956. Brad Noll 1999–03 2837. Sean Gibson 1989–93 2488. Jeff Jackson 1994–97 2429. Jeff Smithey 1990–94 24110. Jason Werling 1995–97 233

STEALSName Years Stl1. Lawrence Jordan 1986, 88–90 3242. DeAngelo Woodall 1999–03 2133. Bruce Roland 1986–89 2104. Randy Spicer 1997–00 1495. Sean Gibson 1989–93 1376. Brad Noll 1999-03 1127. Dic Ivy 1984–88 1078. Clarence Rich 1990–92 909. Mark Cook 1983–85 8410. Andre Walton 1991–93 81

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGEName Years PCT1. John Hohnstreiter 1989–93 .6462. Kyle Kirby 1995–97 .6323. Lloyd Sergent 1988–90 .6194. Sean Gibson 1989–93 .6075. Scott Burkhardt 1989–91 .6016. Ryan Bond 1994–97 .5977. Tony Martin 1990–93 .5928. David Simon 2002- .5839. Doug Reincke 1989–93 .57810. Andre Walton 1991–93 .558

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGEName Years PCT1. Steve Bard 1987–89 .8682. Eric Vaughn 1989–92 .8573. Adam Moore 1996–99 .8034. Scott Simmons 1992–94 .8015. Ric Wyand 2001-04 .7986. Mark Cook 1983–85 .7977. Shane Gibson 1991–94 .7738. Dic Ivy 1984–88 .7649. K.C. Runyan 1992–95 .76210. Mike Pitman 1989–91 .756

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALSName Years 3-FG1. Nick Wise 1999–02 2462. Brad Noll 1999–03 1613. DeAngelo Woodall 1999-03 1454. Steve Bard 1987–89 1415. Shane Gibson 1991–94 1196. Terry Collins 2001-04 1157. Jeff Smithey 1990–94 1147. Ryan Glidden 1994–96 1148. Clarence Rich 1990–92 1028. Mike Pitman 1989–91 102

BLOCKED SHOTSName Years BLK1. Doug Reincke 1989–93 113 2. Sean Gibson 1989–93 10533. David Simon 2002- 934. Bruce Erwin 1985–87 755. Jim Kessenich 2000-04 536. Lloyd Sergent 1988–90 507. Jeff Fullove 1983–85 408. Mark Cook 1983–85 389. Jermaine Williams 1993–94 3310. Bruce Roland 1986–89 32

FIELD GOALSName Years FG1. Bruce Roland 1986–89 6082. Sean Gibson 1989–93 5883. Nick Wise 1999–01 5034. Jim Morlan 1984–87 3945. Steve Bard 1987–89 3836. Jeff Fullove 1983–85 3747. Lawrence Jordan 1986,88–90 3688. Mark Cook 1983–85 3399. Dic Ivy 1984–88 32310. Jim Kessenich 2000–04 316

FREE THROWSName Years FT1. Sean Gibson 1989–93 5572. Bruce Roland 1986–89 2453. Dic Ivy 1984–88 2434. Brad Noll 1999-03 2305. David Simon 2002- 2206. Mark Cook 1983–85 2007. Nick Wise 1999-01 1988. Lawrence Jordan 1986, 88–90 1909. DeAngelo Woodall 1999-03 17910. Steve Bard 1987–89 171


2003–04 Activities

Dick Vitale, The HarlemGlobetrotters, J.J.

Jumper, the WLDE MoneyMonkey, and the GreatCampus Car Giveawaywere just a few of thespecial activities at the

Coliseum last year.

2004-05 ipfw men's basketball media guide

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