2015-16 media guide

Owen Handy enters his

fourth season at the helm of the

Ravens men's basketball pro-

gram.

During his first three years,

the Ravens have undertaken

some significant changes to the

culture of the program. Coach

Handy describes his ideal play-

er: “We want players who are

mentally tough, committed, and

very competitive. They must be

academically motivated, and

excited about our unique Christian atmosphere. This is

not the right place for everybody – but for the right play-

er this is a very special place.”

The 2014-15 campaign represented one of the largest

single-season improvements in the nation, as the Ravens

13 wins showed a seven-game jump over the prior year.

In three years, the team’s freewheeling motion

offense has produced the school’s single-season scoring

average record-holder (Phil Hogan, 25.5), single-game

scoring record (Phil Hogan, 55), and three of the top

eight leaders in career three-pointers made (Nathaniel

Acree, Phil Hogan, Max Mollaun). A “shoot first, ask

questions later” philosophy has led to school records in

three-pointers in a game (18) and in a season (237). An

emphasis on academic success has produced a two-time

member of the NABC Academic Honors Court (Nate

Gross), and resulted in an increase in the team’s GPA of

more than a full point.

Handy came to Anderson from Wheaton College,

where he served as an assistant coach for the Thunder for

nine seasons under Mike Schauer and Bill Harris. During

his tenure at Wheaton, the Thunder had a 72 percent win-

ning percentage (177-69), five NCAA tournament appear-

ances, and three Sweet 16 appearances. He was a part of

recruiting or coaching five All-Americans, five Academic

All-Americans, six Josten’s Trophy finalists, and one

national player of the year.

Handy has worked numerous basketball camps and

clinics around the world, including L’Arcada, a basketball

camp in Cataluña, Spain. Among the highlights of his

career include, having the opportunity to be involved with

G.O. Ministries in the Dominican Republic, working

alongside former player and current missionary Kyle

Bradley.

The Holland, Michigan native played varsity basket-

ball as a prep at Holland High School for coach Mark

Werley, graduating from the school in 1999. He double-

majored at Wheaton in Political Science and History and

holds a Master’s Degree in Teaching from Aurora

University. He is an active member of Redeemer

Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis.

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adminiStRation

PresidentJohn S. Pistole serves as the fifth President of

Anderson University. He earned his bachelor’s degree

from Anderson University in 1978. He went on to earn a

juris doctorate from the Indiana University Robert H.

McKinney School of Law before

going into practice for two years.

Pistole began a career with the

FBI in 1983 and was appointed

deputy director in 2004. In March

2006, the FBI honored Pistole with

the 2005 Presidential Rank of

Distinguished Executive.

President Barack Obama

appointed Pistole as Administrator

of the Transportation Security Administration in the

spring of 2010, his appointment was confirmed by the

U.S. Senate in June and he was sworn in in July.

Pistole and his wife, Kathy Harp, have two daugh-

ters, Lauren, married to Captain James Gorby, and

Jennifer.

Athletic DirectorMarcie Taylor, an Anderson alum, begins her 26th year at

Anderson, and eighth as the AU Athletic Director.

This past spring, after 25 years as head basketball coach of

the Lady Ravens, seven of which she spent as both AD and

head coach, Taylor stepped down to

become the Ravens’ full-time athletic

director.

Highlights during her 25-year career

include the 2002 season when the team

went 21-7, won the HCAC tournament

and competed in the NCAA DIII

Regionals. She was named 2002 HCAC

Coach of the Year. The 2008 team won

the regular season title and she was

again named the league’s top coach.

A Lady Ravens guard from 1980-84, she graduated with a

bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education/Physical Education,

with a minor in Biology. She earned a master’s degree in

Exercise Physiology from Ball State University.

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Raven CoaChing Staff

Coach Tom Beach will be in his third

year on the Anderson University Men's

Basketball coaching staff in 2015-16, follow-

ing a highly successful career as a high

school head coach.

As a highly accomplished and widely

respected high school coach, Beach presided

over one of the most successful stretches of

basketball in the history of Indiana High

School hoops. From 2002-2007, as the head

coach at Forest Park, his teams compiled a

record of 113-17 with two state champi-

onships and three semi-state titles. During his

14 seasons as a head coach at Forest Park and

Shelbyville High Schools, his teams nabbed

seven conference championships.

Coach Beach is a respected clinician, has

been recognized as “Coach of the Year” by

numerous media outlets, selected to coach the

Indiana All-Star Team, was President of the

Indiana Basketball Coaches Association and

currently serves as an Assistant Director of

the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association.

He will be involved in numerous aspects

of the Raven program, including on court

coaching, player development, recruiting,

game preparation, and administration of sum-

mer basketball programs.

Since Beach has joined the AU coaching

staff, the Ravens have seen growth both on

and off the court. From 0-10 during his first

10 games of his first season to last season

when the Ravens were battling for first place

in the HCAC during the final week of the

season. The team GPA has improved from 2.2

to 3.25 during his tenure.

“I am thrilled to have Coach Tom Beach

as part of our coaching staff,” commented

head coach Owen Handy. “He has improved

our program in many ways. He has a firm

commitment to our unique Christian mission.

He is well respected as a teacher of the game.

With his broad connections to high school

coaches across the state of Indiana, he will

help us identify and recruit talented basket-

ball players. Most importantly, having

coached championship teams, he has proven

that he knows what it takes to win.”

Coach Beach and his wife Vicki, also a

teacher / coach, reside in Shelbyville and are

the parents of two adult children who also

teach and coach. His daughter is an art

teacher, while his son is a varsity boys bas-

ketball coach.

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aSSiStant CoaCh andRew mCneely

Andrew McNeely enters his first season on

the Anderson University men’s basketball staff

as an assistant coach.

Prior to coming to Anderson, McNeely was

an assistant coach for Manchester University,

who also competes in the HCAC. McNeely

served on staff for two seasons under head

coach, Brad Nadborne. During his time at

Manchester, McNeely participated in recruiting,

development of scouting reports, practice

preparations, and various administrative tasks.

Before making the leap to the collegiate

level, McNeely served as an assistant varsity

coach at The Miami Valley School in Dayton,

Ohio.

McNeely is currently finishing his under-

graduate degree through the United States

Sports Academy where he will receive his

Bachelor’s in Sport Management this

December. He plans to begin working toward

his Master’s degree in Theology through

Liberty University this spring.

Raven CoaChing Staff

aSSiStant CoaCh tom BeaCh

no. name yr. ht. hometown / high School3 trevor lucas So. 6-0 Brownsburg, ind. / Brownsburg 5 Micah Smith Sr. 6-0 indianapolis, ind. / North Central 10 Abe Haler Fr. 6-3 New Castle, ind. / New Castle 12 Stanley duncan Fr. 6-5 evansville, ind. / Harrison 15 Cory kreiger So. 6-1 Wakarusa, ind. / Penn 20 Cole Hartman Fr. 6-6 Auburn, ind. / dekalb 21 Brant Gadberry So. 6-5 North Salem, ind. / tri-West 22 Joseph line Fr. 6-2 Goshen, ind. / Fairfield 23 Brett Anderson Jr. 6-3 Newark, ill. / Newark 24 Matt Adams Fr. 6-4 Bloomington, ind. / Brown County 32 Cameron etzler So. 6-0 Convoy, ohio / Crestview 33 Wes davidson Fr. 6-5 Saint-etienne, France / Blackhawk Christian40 Brady Ashton Fr. 6-6 Frankton, ind. / Frankton 42 Nathaniel Acree Jr. 6-3 lafayette, ind. / McCutcheon44 Jay Butler Fr. 5-10 Marion, ind. / Marion 54 Brantson Scott Fr. 6-7 Cloverdale, ind. / Cloverdale

2015-2016 Raven men’S BaSketBall RoSteR


Coaching Staffhead Coach: owen Handyassistant Coaches: tom Beach, Andrew McNeely

date oPPonent loCation time

nov. 14 university of Cincinnati-Clermont anderson, in 3:00 p.m.

nov. 21 wilberforce anderson, in 7:30 p.m.

nov. 24 illinois institute of technology Chicago, il 8:00 p.m.

dec. 2 mount St. Joseph university* Cincinnati, oh 7:30 p.m.

dec. 5 earlham College* anderson, in 3:00 p.m.

dec. 9 trine university anderson, in 7:30 p.m.

dec. 12 transylvania university* lexington, ky 4:00 p.m.

dec. 19 Calvin College anderson, in 4:00 p.m.

St. Norbert Tournament (Dec. 29-30)

dec. 29 St. norbert dePere, wi 8:00 p.m.

dec. 30 uw-River falls or alma depere, wi tBa

Jan. 2 hanover College* anderson, in 4:00 p.m.

Jan. 6 defiance College* anderson, in 7:30 p.m.

Jan. 9 Bluffton university* anderson, in 4:00 p.m.

Jan. 13 Rose-hulman* terre haute, in 7:30 p.m.

Jan. 16 franklin College* franklin, in 3:00 p.m.

Jan. 20 manchester university* anderson, in 7:30 p.m.

Jan. 23 hanover College* hanover, in 4:00 p.m.

Jan. 27 defiance College* defiance, oh 7:30 p.m.

Jan. 30 transylvania university* anderson, in 4:00 p.m.

feb. 3 mount St. Joseph university* anderson, in 7:30 p.m.

feb. 6 earlham College* Richmond, in 3:00 p.m.

feb. 10 manchester university* north manchester, in 7:30 p.m.

feb. 13 Bluffton university* Bluffton, oh 4:00 p.m.

feb. 17 Rose-hulman* anderson, in 7:30 p.m.

feb. 20 franklin College* anderson, in 3:00 p.m.

* denotes Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Contest

All games eSt

2015-2016 Raven men’S BaSketBall SChedule



2015-2016 Raven men’S BaSketBall PRofileS

SenioRS

#5 miCha Smith g

height: 6-0

Class: Senior

hometown: indianapolis, iN

high School: North Central

major: Athletic training

2014-2015: during his junior year, Smith played in 25games averaging 4.3 points per game. He was third on theteam for field goal percentage at .578. He was also thirdon the team for assists with 50 (2.0). Smith scored a totalof 108 points and tallied 56 rebounds (2.2).

2013-2014: Smith led the team in steals with 33 (1.3) andassists with 68 (2.7) during his sophomore season. Heplayed in 25 games, averaging 24.7 minutes and 3.9points per game. He was third on the team in free throwsmade with 36, fourth in field-goal percentage at a .500 clip,and third in offensive rebounds with 28.

2012-2013: during his freshman season, Smith played 15 games, averaging 25.1 minutesper game. He was third on the team in field goal percentage, shooting .561, fourth in freethrows made with 23, and fourth in assists with 31. Smith finished the season with a totalof 69 points (4.6).



#23 BRett andeRSon f

height: 6-3

Class: Junior

hometown: Newark, il

high School: Newark Community

major: Biology

JunioRS

#42 nathaniel aCRee g

height: 6-3

Class: Junior

hometown: lafayette, iN

high School: McCutcheon


2014-15: during his sophomore year, Anderson started 26 games averaging 7.9 points and 3.1 rebounds per game. He totaled 205 pointsand 81 rebounds. Anderson was fifth in free-throw percentage at .750.

2013-2014: Anderson played in 24 games as a freshman, averaging 22.3 minutes per con-test. He was third on the team in three pointers made with 35, fifth in field goals made with48, and fifth in total points with 138 (5.8).

2014-15: Acree played in 25 games and started 24 during his sopho-more year. He led the team in three-point field goals with 73. He isranked third for rebounds with 89 (3.6) and for total points with 351(14.1). Acre also tallied 44 assists (1.8). Acree was named to the Honorable Mention All-HCAC team.

2013-2014: during his freshman season, Acree played 24 games averaging 31.7 minutesand 8.4 points per game. He was second on the team in three pointers made with 43 andassists with 47 (2.0). He was third in steals (24) and blocked shots (8). He finished the sea-son with a total of 202 points.



#21 BRant gadBeRRy f

height: 6-5

Class: Sophomore

hometown: North Salem, iN

high School: tri-West

major: Sports Marketing

#3 tRevoR luCaS g

height: 6-0

Class: Sophomore

hometown: Brownsburg, iN

high School: Brownsburg

major: Sports and recreationalleadership

#15 CoRy kReigeR g

height: 6-1

Class: Sophomore

hometown: Wakarusa, iN

high School: Penn

major: organizational Managment

#32 CameRon etzleR g

2014-15: during his freshman year,kreiger played 24 games. He recorded a.923 free throw percentage, 20 rebounds,14 assists and 58 points (2.4).

2014-15: lucas comes to AU afterplaying for a year at HuntingtonUniversity. At Huntington, lucas played18 games. He tallied 20 rebounds, 16assists and 39 points (2.2).

2014-2015: Gadberry played 15 gamesduring his freshman year. He totaled 14field goals, 12 three-point field goals, 15rebounds and 40 points (2.7).

SoPhomoReS

height: 6-0

Class: Sophomore

hometown: Convoy, ohio

high School: Convoy Crestview

major: Marketing

2014-2015: during his freshman season,etzler played a total of 25 games. Herecorded a .758 free throw percentage, 23rebounds, 30 assists, 16 steals and 71points (2.8).



#10 aBRaham haleR Sg

height: 6-3

Class: Freshman

hometown: New Castle, ind.

high School: New Castle

major: elementary education

#12 Stanley dunCan g

height: 6-5

Class: Freshman

hometown: evansville, ind.

high School: Harrison

major: education

high School:duncan was named SiAC 2nd team hissophomore and senior year. during hissenior year he became a member of theschool’s 1,000-point club.

high School:Haler was All-State HonorableMention his sophomore and junioryear. His senior year he was named1st team All-Area.

fReShmen

#20 Cole haRtman Sf

height: 6-6

Class: Freshman

hometown: Auburn, ind.

high School: dekalb

major: Finance

#22 JoSePh line g

high School:Hartman averaged 18 points, five reboundsand one assist as a junior and was part ofthe top 100 Showcase.

high School:line was named all-conference two timesand was named to the elkhart truth’s All-Area team. He also reached a careermilestone of 1,000 points.

height: 6-2

Class: Freshman

hometown: Goshen, ind.

high School: Fairfield

major: Business Marketing



#33 weS davidSon f

height: 6-5

Class: Freshman

hometown: Saint-etienne,France

high School: BlackhawkChristian

major: Communications

#24 matt adamS Sg

height: 6-4

Class: Freshman

hometown: Bloomington, ind.

high School: Brown County


#40 BRady aShton f

high School:during his senior year Adams wasnamed to the All Western indiana-Conference team. He was alsonamed to the Herald times All-Areasecond team. Adams helped his teamachieve the conference championshiphis senior year.

#44 Jay ButleR Pg

height: 5-10

Class: Freshman

hometown: Marion, ind.

high School: Marion

major: Accounting

high School:Butler was captain his senior year atMarion High School. He scored 147points his senior year, in 25 games.He averaged 3.2 rebounds and 1.6steals per game.

high School:davidson was first team All-State his senioryear. He was also named two-time All-Northeast indiana his junior and senioryear. davidson also holds the schoolrecord for most points in a single game at42. He averaged 18.2 points and 9.0rebounds as a junior.

high School:during his high school career, Ashtonhelped lead his team to a conference championship each season. during hissenior year he helped his team make it tothe 2A State Championship game. He wasalso named all-conference his senior year.

height: 6-6

Class: Freshman

hometown: Frankton, ind.

high School: Frankton

major: Business Marketing



#54 BRantSon SCott C manageR david PatRiCk

height: 6-7

Class: Freshman

hometown: Cloverdale, ind.

high School: Cloverdale

major: Physical education

Class: Sophomore

hometown: Greenfield, ind.

high School: Greenfield-Central

high School:Scott helped his team achieve a sectional championship his senioryear. during his senior year, hetotaled 270 points, 116 rebounds, 15steals and 9 blocks.

from left: Courtney Sparks, Brandon Craig, Steve “doc” risinger, ethan Frye

athletiC tRaineRS


The Anderson University Sports Medicine pro-

gram has built itself into one of the finest small

college programs in the nation. The numerous

sports teams rely upon the athletic trainers

year-round to help mend their wounds and

rehabilitate injuries.

Steven "Doc" Risinger, AU’s Director of

Sports Medicine, Head Athletic Trainer and

Professor of Kinesiology, has crafted a superla-

tive career in the field of sports medicine over the

past 41 years. A member of the Indiana Athletic

Trainers Hall of Fame and a 1974 Anderson

University graduate, Risinger has worked diligently

to build the AU program into a national leader. In

the summer of 2000, the National Athletic Trainer’s

Association named Risinger as the nation’s Most

Distinguished Athletic Trainer for 2000, an annual

award recognizing the organization’s trainer of the

year.

Among his other numerous honors, Risinger

was presented with the prestigious Sagamore of the

Wabash in 1999, the highest honor bestowed upon

citizens of the state of Indiana. In the summer of

1998, he worked at the Olympic Training Center in

Colorado Springs, CO. He is also a past president of

the Indiana Athletic Trainers Association National

Board of Certification and NATA member. In

addition, Risinger has been named Indiana Athletic

Trainer of the Year. He has also been active as the

Co-Chairman of the Governmental Affairs

Committee that was responsible for obtaining licen-

sure for Indiana athletic trainers and was appointed

by the Governor as the first president of the Indiana

Athletic Trainers Licensure Board.

Along with his long tenure at Anderson

University, Risinger has worked with the Chicago

Bears, Kansas City Chiefs and Indianapolis Colts.

Risinger and his wife, Barb, have three sons: Steve

Jr., Ben and Nick.

Risinger is assisted by Mandy Bush, Brandon

Craig, Adam Crosby, Jennifer Skidmore, and

Olivia Jackson.

Mandy Bush is in her 10th year on the AU

sports medicine staff.

She earned her bachelor’s degree in Athletic

Training from Anderson University in 2001. She

added her MSEd in Exercise Science from the

University of Kansas in 2003 and was a Graduate

Assistant at MidAmerica Nazarene University. Bush

and her husband Jimmy reside in Noblesville.

Brandon Craig is joining the sports medicine

staff this year as a graduate assistant. Craig

graduated from Anderson University in 2015.

Adam Crosby is in his fifth year on the AU

sports medicine staff.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in Athletic

Training from AU in 2008 and added his master’s

degree in Sport and Human Performance from Ball

State University in 2010.

Jennifer Skidmore is in her first year on the AU

sports medicine staff. She is employed by Central

Indiana Orthopedics.

She earned her bachelor’s degree in Athletic

Training from Anderson University in 2008 and

added her master’s degree in Sports Performance

from Ball State University in 2012. While at Ball

State she was a graduate assistant, then continued

onto Accelerated Rehabilitation Center where she

worked until she came to AU.

Olivia Jackson is in her second year as an

Assistant Athletic Trainer and Preceptor within the

Department of Athletics. She is employed by

Accelerated Rehabilitation Centers to serve the AU

Athletic Training Department. Jackson completed

her Master of Science degree in Sport and Exercise

Science at the University of Central Florida in 2014,

where she worked as a graduate assistant athletic

trainer. She also worked at the University of North

Carolina at Greensboro as a Certified Intern Athletic

Trainer during the 2011-2012 school year. Jackson

is a 2011 graduate of Marietta College where she

earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic

Training.

Christina Merckx is the Director of Athletic

Training Education and Assistant Professor of

Kinesiology. She is a graduate of Anderson

University and received her Master of Science

degree in Sports Management from the University of

Northern Colorado. She added her PhD in Human

Performance from Southern Mississippi, and

re-joined the AU staff in 2011.

Serving as team physicians for the eighth year

will be Dr. Jared Jones and orthopedic surgeons

Nimu Surtani and Joe Jerman.

andeRSon univeRSity SPoRtS mediCine

Steve Risinger Mandy Bush Adam CrosbyBrandon Craig

Christina Merckx Dr. Jared Jones Dr. Nimu Surtani Dr. Joe Jerman

Jennifer Skidmore Olivia Jackson


2015-16 Raven oPPonentS

Hanover PanthersHEAD COACH Jon Miller

2014-15 RECORD 14-13, 10-8 HCAC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Lynn Hall

CONFERENCE Heartland Collegiate

LOCATION Hanover, Ind.

COLORS Scarlet and Blue

SERIES RECORD Hanover leads 100-56

Mt.St.Joseph LionsHEAD COACH Toby Carrigan

2014-15 RECORD 19-7, 14-4 HCAC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Steve Radcliffe


LOCATION Cincinnati, Ohio

COLORS Blue and Gold

SERIES RECORD Tied 18-18

Franklin GrizzliesHEAD COACH Kerry Prather

2014-15 RECORD 5-20, 4-14 HCAC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Kerry Prather


LOCATION Franklin, Ind.

COLORS Gold and Blue

SERIES RECORD FC leads 75-59

Manchester SpartansHEAD COACH Gerad Good

2014-15 RECORD 5-20, 4-14 HCAC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Rick Espeset


LOCATION No. Manchester, Ind.

COLORS Old Gold and Black

SERIES RECORD AU leads 85-71

Defiance Yellow JacketsHEAD COACH Scott Cutter

2014-15 RECORD 22-7, 14-4 HCAC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Rudy Yovich


LOCATION Defiance, Ohio

COLORS Purple and Gold

SERIES RECORD DC leads 47-25

Bluffton BeaversHEAD COACH Guy Neal

2013-14 RECORD 16-12, 10-8 HCAC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Phill Talavinia


LOCATION Bluffton, Ohio

COLORS Purple and White


Transylvania PioneersHEAD COACH Brian Lane

2014-15 RECORD 12-13, 9-9 HCAC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Holly Sheilley


LOCATION Lexington, Ky.

COLORS Crimson and White

SERIES RECORD Transy leads 21-12

Rose-Hulman EngineersHEAD COACH Rusty Loyd

2014-15 RECORD 15-11, 11-7 HCAC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Jeff Jenkins


LOCATION Terre Haute, Ind.

COLORS Old Rose and White

SERIES RECORD Rose leads 33-25

Alma Scots HEAD COACH Sam Hargraves

2014-15 RECORD 12-14

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Steven Rackley

CONFERENCE MIAA

LOCATION Alma, Mich.

COLORS Maroon and Cream


Calvin KnightsHEAD COACH Kevin VandeStreek

2014-15 RECORD 22-7

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Jim Timmer Jr.

CONFERENCE MIAA

LOCATION Grand Rapids, Mich.

COLORS Maroon and Gold

SERIES RECORD Calvin leads 3-1

Wissconsin RF Falcons HEAD COACH Jeff Berkhof

2014-15 RECORD 12-14

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Roger Ternes

CONFERENCE WIAC

LOCATION River Falls, Wis.

COLORS White and Red

SERIES RECORD First Meeting

Earlham QuakersHEAD COACH Jason Polykoff

2014-15 RECORD 2-23, 2-16 HCAC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mike Bergum


LOCATION Richmond, Ind.

COLORS Maroon and White


Wilberforce Bulldogs HEAD COACH Terry Futrell

2014-15 RECORD 7-22

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Terry Futrell

CONFERENCE AII

LOCATION Wilberforce, Ohio

COLORS Green and Gold


UC Clermont CougarsHEAD COACH Greg Himes

2014-15 RECORD 23-11

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Brian Sullivan

CONFERENCE USCAA

LOCATION Batavia, Ohio

COLORS Red and Black


Trine ThunderHEAD COACH Brooks Miller

2014-15 RECORD 17-9

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Matt Land

CONFERENCE MIAA

LOCATION Angola, Ind.

COLORS White, Navy Blue, Gold


Illinois Tech Hawks HEAD COACH Todd Kelly

2014-15 RECORD 2-23

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Joe Hakes

CONFERENCE USCAA

LOCATION Chicago, IL

COLORS Scarlet and Gray


St. Norbert Green KnightsHEAD COACH Gary Grzesk

2014-15 RECORD 24-2

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Tim Bald

CONFERENCE Midwest

LOCATION De Pere, Wis.

COLORS Green and Gold

SERIES RECORD First Meeting


men’S BaSketBall 2014-15 SeaSon Review

2014-2015 StatiStiCS

2014-2015 ReSultS13-13 (12-6 hCaC)

date opponent Result

Nov. 15 @ Calvin College l, 98-108

Nov. 21 @ dePauw University l, 52-71

Nov. 22 @ Houghton College l, 77-78

Nov. 25 vs. illinois tech W, 91-38

dec. 3 @ rose-Hulman W, 68-62

dec. 6 @ Hanover College l, 56-62

dec. 13 @ Bluffton University W, 77-75

dec. 19 @ texas lutheran l, 76-80

dec. 20 @ Schreiner University l, 62-65

dec. 30 @ Western illinois l, 62-74

Jan. 3 vs. transylvania W, 87-78

Jan. 7 vs. defiance College l, 79-89

Jan. 10 @ Franklin College W, 102-93

date opponent Result

Jan. 14 vs. Manchester W, 98-77

Jan. 17 vs. earlham College W, 94-74

Jan. 21 @ Mt. St. Joseph l, 79-96

Jan. 24 vs. Bluffton University W, 84-61

Jan. 28 vs. rose-Hulman W, 87-75

Jan. 31 vs. Franklin College W, 89-76

Feb. 4 @ defiance College l, 88-101

Feb. 7 @ transylvania W, 68-67

Feb. 11 @ Manchester W, 91-77

Feb. 14 vs. Hanover College W, 94-91

Feb. 18 vs. Mt. St. Joseph l, 69-82

Feb. 21 @ earlham College l, 72-81

feb. 27 @ Bluffton university l, 93-98*

*hCaC tournament

CoaCh yeaRS w l PCt.

d.A. denney 1931-32 5 10 .333

david W. Patterson 1932-33 5 12 .294

everett Boyer 1933-35 9 25 .265

edgar May 1935-40 52 38 .578

George Chestnut 1940-41 6 13 .316

Charles dane 1941-43 6 22 .214

Clifton White 1944-46 5 22 .185

Frank “Pop” Hedden 1946-49 45 25 .642

robert kerr 1949-52 33 34 .429

CoaCh yeaRS w l PCt.

ernie rangazas 1952-54 27 16 .627

robert Macholtz 1954-67;68-70 226 146 .608

ron Parr 1967-68 9 12 .429

robert Blume 1970-75 66 67 .496

Barrett Bates 1975-93 245 282 .465

denny lehnus 1993-05 154 155 .498

tom Slyder 2005-12 103 85 .548

owen Handy 2013- 30 46 .395

totalS 84 years 10351016 .505

andeRSon all-time CoaChing ReCoRdS


yeaR By yeaR Raven ReCoRdSYeAR W L

1930-31 9 6

1931-32 5 10

1932-33 5 12

1933-34 5 12

1934-35 4 13

1935-36 10 8

1936-37 4 9

1937-38 11 10

1938-39 15 6

1939-40 12 5

1940-41 6 13

1941-42 3 18

1942-43 3 4

1943-44 (WWII)

1944-45 4 6

1945-46 1 16

1946-47 16 9

YeAR W L

1947-48 18 5

1948-49 11 11

1949-50 10 10

1950-51 11 14

1951-52 12 10

1952-53 12 8

1953-54 15 8

1954-55 20 8

1955-56 17 7

1956-57 18 8

1957-58 24 6

1958-59 13 12

1959-60 9 13

1960-61 26 4

1961-62 15 6

1962-63 20 6

1963-64 10 10

YeAR W L

1964-65 9 15

1965-66 17 10

1966-67 11 12

1967-68 9 12

1968-69 11 12

1969-70 6 17

1970-71 15 13

1971-72 7 18

1972-73 15 11

1973-74 10 15

1974-75 19 10

1975-76 8 16

1976-77 12 15

1977-78 19 12

1978-79 22 9

1979-80 22 9

1980-81 17 12

YeAR W L

1981-82 20 10

1982-83 14 18

1983-84 10 17

1984-85 13 18

1985-86 16 14

1986-87 20 11

1987-88 15 16

1988-89 13 16

1989-90 6 22

1990-91 3 26

1991-92 7 23

1992-93 8 18

1993-94 9 16

1994-95 11 14

1995-96 14 11

1996-97 9 16

1997-98 11 15

YeAR W L

1998-99 20 6

1999-00 13 12

2000-01 15 11

2001-02 15 11

2002-03 18 10

2003-04 8 18

2004-05 11 15

2005-06 8 18

2006-07 9 16

2007-08 15 12

2008-09 15 12

2009-10 23 6

2010-11 18 9

2011-12 15 12

2012-13 11 14

2013-14 6 19

2014-15 13 13

Totals 1035 1016

au all-time SeRieS ReCoRdAdrian, Mich. 1-0Albion, Mich. 3-2Allegheny, Pa. 1-0Alma, Mich. 3-0Assumption, Canada 1-0Auburn-Mont., Ala. 0-1Augustana, ill.. 0-2Aurora, ill. 0-2Ball State, ind. 1-12Bellermine, ky. 2-0Belmont, tenn. 0-1Beloit, Wisc. 0-1Benton Harbor, Mich. 1-0Berea, ky. 0-2Berry, Ga. 0-2Bethany, W.v. 3-0Bethany Naz., okla, 0-1Bethel, ind. 2-1Biola, Calif. 1-0Birmingham So., Ala. 0-1Bluefield St., W.v. 0-1Bluffton, ohio 49-30Bryan, tenn. 2-1Butler, ind. 0-2Calvin, Mich. 1-3Cal tech, Calif. 1-0Camp Atterbury, ind. 1-0Canterbury, ind. 4-3Capitol, ohio 2-1Cardinal Stritch, Wisc. 2-1Carroll, Wisc. 1-0Carthage, Wisc. 0-1Case Western, ohio 0-1Cedarville, ohio 1-3Central Christian, Mo. 1-0Central Michigan 0-6Central State, ohio 8-10Central Wesleyan 1-0Chase, ohio 4-0China National team 1-0Chrisendom, Mich. 1-0Cincinnati, ohio 0-1Cincinnati Bible, ohio 3-0Cincinnati-Clermont 2-0Circleville Bible, ohio 2-0Colorado State 0-1Concordia, ind. 10-4Concordia, Mo. 1-1Covalts 0-1

Cumberland, ky. 0-2dayton, ohio 1-5defiance, ohio 25-47denison, ohio 1-0dePauw, ind. 5-22detroit tech, Mich. 1-0dyke, ohio 0-1earlham, ind. 57-36eastern illinois 3-5eastern illinois St. 0-2eastern Michigan 0-1ecuador, S.A. 1-0elmhurst, ill. 0-2emory/Henry, va. 0-1emporia St. kan. 1-0eureka, ill. 3-1evansville, ind. 4-8Ferris State, Mich. 0-2Findlay, ohio 13-18Florida Gulf Coast 0-1Fontbonne, Mo. 2-0Ft. Harrison, ind. 2-2Franklin, ind. 59-75Gallaudet, d.C. 1-0Geneva, Pa. 1-0Goshen, ind. 10-3Grace, ind. 10-6Grambling, la. 0-1Grand Canyon, Az. 0-1Grand rapids, Mich. 1-0Grand valley, Mich. 2-0Great lakes, Mich. 1-1Griffin, ohio 12-6Gulf Coast Bible, Fla. 1-0Hamline, Minn. 0-1Hanover, ind. 56-100Harris Stowe, Mo. 0-1Havana, Cuba 1-0Heidelberg, ohio 1-1Hillsdale, Mich. 0-1Holy Family, Pa. 0-1Houghton, N.y. 1-1Howard Payne, tex. 2-0Huntington, ind. 30-33illinois Benedictine 1-1illinois Normal 1-0illinois tech 1-0illinois Wesleyan 0-2illinois Western 0-1

indianapolis, ind. 18-61indiana law School 4-0indiana Normal 6-6indiana State 3-5indiana tech 30-13indiana Wesleyan 20-3iUPU-Fort Wayne 2-1iUPUi 8-11iU-east 10-0iU-kokomo 2-0iU-Northwest 10-0iU-South Bend 1-1iU-Southeast 12-13John Wesley, Mich. 1-0Johnson & Wales 1-0Joliet, ill. 1-1Judson, ill. 0-1kalamazoo, Mich. 8-0keene State, N.H. 1-0kentucky Christian 1-0kentucky State 0-2kings College, Pa. 1-0kokomo, ind. 8-2laGrange, Ga. 1-0lake erie, ohio 1-0latin Amer. Bible inst. 1-0laverne, Calif. 2-0lincoln Christian, ill. 3-0lockborne, AFB 2-0MacMurray, ill. 2-0Manchester, ind. 85-71Mankato St., Minn. 1-0Marian, ind. 12-8Maryville, Mo. 4-3Mckendree, ill. 0-1Miami-Hamilton, ohio 2-0Miami-Middletown 2-0Mid-Amer. Bible, okla. 1-0Milligan, tenn. 1-0Millikin, ill. 3-4Milwaukee, Wisc. 1-0Missouri Mines 1-0Mobile, Ala. 0-1Morehead St., ky. 0-1Morris Harvey, W.v. 3-1Mt. St. Joseph, ohio 18-18Mt. vernon Naz., ohio 1-0Murray State, ky. 0-1Muskingum, ohio 1-1

Natl. Christian, tex. 1-0Nebraska State 1-1Nebraska Wesleyan 1-0Neumann, Pa. 1-0N. Carolina-Ashville 0-1North Carolina State 0-1North Central, ill. 3-11North kentucky St. 0-1North Park, ill. 3-1N.W. louisiana St. 0-1Notre dame, ind. 0-1oakland City, ind. 22-22oberlin, ohio 3-0ohio University 0-1ohio-Belmont 1-0ohio dominican 1-1ohio Northern 4-1ohio Wesleyan 1-3olivet, Mich. 4-2olivet Nazarene, ill. 3-0otterbein, ohio 0-1Pace, ohio 1-0Panhandle AM, okla. 1-0Paul Quinn, tex. 1-0Peru St., Neb. 1-0Presbyterian, S.C. 0-1Purdue-Calumet, ind. 4-2Purdue-N. Cent., ind. 2-0Quincy, ill. 0-1redlands, Calif. 1-1richard-Stockton, N.y. 1-0rio Grande, ohio 1-1roanoke, va. 1-0robert Morris, ill. 2-0rockford, ill. 1-0rose-Hulman, ind. 25-33Saginaw valley, Mich. 1-0St. Benedictine, ill. 1-0St. Bernard, Ala. 1-0St. Francis, ind. 4-4St. Pauls, va. 1-0St. Joseph, ind. 11-15St. thomas, Minn. 1-0St. Xavier, ohio 1-0Salem, W.v. 0-1Schreiner, tx. 0-1Sewanee 1-0Shorter College, Ga. 0-1Shurtleff, ill. 0-1

Southern tech, Ga. 1-1

Southwestern, tex. 1-1

Spalding, ky. 1-1

Staten island, N.y. 1-0

taylor, ind. 61-53

temple Baptist, tenn. 1-0

tennessee Martin 0-1

tennesse St. 0-5

texas at dallas 0-1

texas lutheran 1-1

thomas More, ky. 14-5

tiffin, ohio 2-1

toussaints 1-0

transylvania, ky. 12-21

trinity Christian, ill. 0-1

trine, ind. 16-15

troy St. Ala. 2-0

Union, ky. 2-1

Urbana, ohio 2-1

valdosta St., Ga. 1-0

valparaiso, ind. 0-1

vanguard, Calif. 0-1

Wabash, ind. 11-28

Warner Southern, Fla. 1-1

Washington, Mo. 0-1

Wayland Baptist, tex. 0-1

Wayne State, Mich. 0-2

Weber State, Utah 0-1

Webster, Mo. 2-2

Westmont, Calif. 0-1

Wheaton, ill. 0-1

Whitier, Calif. 1-0

Wilberforce, ohio 10-0

Wilmington, ohio 28-12

Winthrop, S.C. 0-1

Wisc.-lutheran 1-0

Wisconsin-Platteville 2-1

Wisc.-Stevens Point 2-2

Wisconsin Stout 0-1

Wisconsin Whitewater 0-1

Wittenberg, ohio 3-1

Wooster, ohio 0-1

Wright State lake 2-0

Xavier, ohio 0-1

youngstown, ohio 1-1


men’S BaSketBall team ReCoRdS

men’S BaSketBall individual game ReCoRdS

Points scoredGame – 133 vs. Manchester (2/1/69)Season – 2609 in 1960-61

Scoring averageSeason – 88.1 in 1970-71

fewest average points allowedSeason – 46.8 in 1944-45

field goals madeGame – 56 vs. defiance (2/16/74)Season - 1034 in 1957-58

field goal attemptsGame – 124 vs. Adrian (12/11/48)Season – 2245 in 1957-58

field goal percentageGame - .704 (38-54) vs. defiance (12/2/09)Season - .512 in 1985-86

free throws madeGame – 46 vs. Concordia (12/14/63) Season – 737 in 1954-55

free throws attemptedGame – 59 vs. oakland City (2/12/53)Season – 999 in 1954-55

free throw percentageGame – 1.000 vs. Wabash (1/9/96)

vs. Findlay (1/18/86)Season - .772 in 1981-82

3-pointers madeGame – 18 vs. iU-east (12/10/97)

18 vs. Calvin (11/15/14) Season – 237 in 2014-15

3-pointers attemptedGame – 40 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (12/29/02)Season – 686 in 2002-03

3-point percentageGame - .833 (10-12) vs. Bluffton (1/25/14)Season - .481 in 1986-87

ReboundsGame – 87 vs. Concordia (11/21/57)Season – 1500 in 1954-55

Rebound averageSeason - 55.0 in 1955-56

assistsGame – 37 vs. Circleville Bible (12/1/95)Season – 622 in 1974-75

assist averageSeason – 22.4 in 1966-67

StealsGame – 27 vs. Wilberforce (12/3/60)Season – 314 in 2002-03

Steal averageSeason – 11.4 in 1968-69

Blocked shotsGame – 13 vs. Hanover (2/11/67)Season – 150 in 1966-67

Blocked shot averageSeason – 6.5 in 1966-67

Points

55, Hogan, Phil; Univ. of la verne; dec. 29, 2012

53, Miller, tim; Saginaw valley; dec. 23, 1970

49, Wilson, Johnny; Assumption; Feb. 3, 1949

46, long, ron; indiana Central; Jan. 11, 1969

46, Wilson, Johnny; Adrian; dec. 11, 1948

45, Ausbun, Gary; Franklin; Jan. 18, 1958

45, Wilson, Jack; Central State; Jan. 25, 1958

44, Bates, tom; Manchester; Feb. 1, 1969

field goals made

22, Ausbun, Gary; Franklin; Jan. 19, 1958

21, Miller, tim; Saginaw valley; dec. 23, 1971

20, Bates, tom; Manchester; Feb. 1, 1969

20, Bloom, Jack; Franklin; Feb. 22, 1959

20, long, ron; indiana Central; Jan. 11, 1969

20, Strawn, ken; oakland City; Jan. 9, 1962

20, Wilson, Jack; Central State; Jan. 25, 1958

20, Wilson, Johnny; Adrian; dec. 11, 1948

20, Hogan, Phil; Univ. of la verne; dec. 19, 2012

field goal Percentage (8 made)

1.000, Smith, russell; taylor; Jan. 10, 1950

1.000, Burch Bobby; Findlay; Feb. 1, 1977

1.000, Chapman, erik; thomas More; dec. 14, 2002

1.000, kropf, kenlin; defiance; Jan. 31, 1987

1.000, renbarger, ralph; Franklin; Jan. 19, 1957

1.000, Brobston, Brent; iU-NW; Feb. 7, 1998

1.000, kortokrax, dick; earlham; Feb. 5, 1955

1.000, Stovall, rodney; iWU; dec. 13, 1988

1.000, trainor, Paul; Goshen; Jan. 6, 1972

1.000, Gross, Nate; earlham; dec. 15, 2012

1.000, Gross, Nate; Bluffton; Feb. 2, 2013

3-point field goals made

9, ross, Brent; Franklin; Feb. 17, 1990

9, riddle, ty; at Howard Payne; dec. 30, 2008

9, russell, Mike; Bluffton; Jan. 5, 2008

8, Balka, Steve; Wabash; Feb. 9, 1991

8, Hogan, Phil; at transylvania; dec. 3, 2011

8, Hogan, Phil; laverne; dec. 29, 2012

8, ross, Brent; Hanover; Feb. 7, 1990

8, Stotler, tyler; Whittier College Poet; dec. 30, 2006

8, russell, Mike; defiance; Feb. 29, 2008

8, McCoy, rhett; transylvania; Jan. 10, 2004

8, Acree, Nathaniel, Bluffton; Feb. 27, 2015

3-point field goal percentage

1.000, Grieser, Matt; Manchester; Feb. 22, 1996 (6-6)

.875, Clampitt, J.d.; Franklin; Jan. 14, 2006 (7-8)

.857, koch, Bryce; iU-east; dec. 10, 1997 (6-7)

.857, Miller, Josh; Franklin; Feb. 3, 2001 (6-7)

.778, Scarbeary, Jim; Mt. St. Joe; Feb. 7, 2001 (7-9)

.750, riddle, ty; transylvania; Jan. 9, 2010 (6-8)

.750, riddle, ty; oberlin; dec. 30, 2009 (6-8)

.750, ross, Brent; Franklin; Feb. 17, 1990 (9-12)

free throws made

21, Brown, richie; oakland City; Feb. 12, 1953

19, Grady, erick; Huntington; Jan. 6, 1983

19, Wilson, Jack; Manchester; Feb. 5, 1957

17, Brown, richie; indiana tech; Nov. 20, 1954

16, langford, Jason; C. Wesleyan; Nov. 28, 1992

15, Brown, richie; lockborne AFB; Jan. 15, 1955

15, lanford, Jason; St. Francis; Feb. 25, 1992

14, Several players tied

free throw percentage

1.000, Brunnemer, Craig; Concordia; dec. 5, 1995 (13-13)

1.000, Morrison, Brock; transylvania; Jan. 9, 2010 (13-13)

1.000, Grieser, Matt; ind. Wes.; dec. 2, 1995 (12-12)

1.000, daugherty, travis, Allegheny; dec. 29, 1999

(12-12)

1.000, Hise, Chuck; Franklin; Feb. 20, 1965 (11-11)

1.000, Hogan, Phil; earlham; dec. 15, 2012 (11-11)

1.000, Culp, Pete; taylor; Feb. 14, 1959 (11-11)

1.000, Jennings, doug; Shorter; Jan. 2, 1970 (11-11)

1.000, Miller, tim; Sag. valley; dec. 23, 1970 (11-11)

1.000, Several players tied at 10-of-10

Rebounds

32, Wilson, Jack; Hanover; dec. 6, 1955

29, Hise, Chuck; Huntington; Nov. 22, 1966

28, reed, Nolan; Franklin; dec. 12, 1961

28, reed, Nolan; emporia State; Mar. 15, 1961

26, Hise, Chuck; Goshen; Jan. 9, 1967

26, Hise, Chuck; taylor, Jan 8, 1966

26, Steinke, ralph; taylor; Jan. 11, 1958

assists

22, lehnus, darryl; Marian; Feb. 26, 1967

21, lehnus, darryl; Goshen; Jan. 9, 1967

18, Boyd, deNorris; St. Paul; dec. 27, 1977

17, lehnus, darryl; Hanover; dec. 6, 1966

16, Boyd, deNorris; Bluffton; Feb. 4, 1978

16, Clevenger, dave; taylor; Jan. 23, 1973

16, lehnus, darryl; Manchester; dec. 10, 1966

16, lehnus, darryl; indiana tech; Feb. 28, 1966

16, lehnus, darryl; taylor; Jan. 31, 1967

Steals

12, Slyder, tom; Mid-American; Nov. 17, 1986

8, Grieser, Matt; indiana Wesleyan; dec. 2, 1995

8, Fields, ronnie; indiana Central; Jan. 6, 1958

8, Miller, tim; indiana Central; Jan. 6, 1958

7, Nitecki, Noel; Bluffton; dec. 14, 1996

7, Hogan, Phil; earlham; dec. 15, 2012

7, Slyder, tom; indianapolis; dec. 8, 1987

7, McCann, Steve; ohio Wesleyan; dec. 11, 2013

6, Several players tied

men’S BaSketBall individual SeaSon ReCoRdS


PointS

PlayeR PtS yeaR

1. Jack Wilson 680 1957-582. tim Miller 680 1970-713. Gary Ausbun 640 1957-584. Art larson 635 1974-755. Jeff Howard 635 1985-86

SCoRing aveRage

PlayeR PCt. yeaR

1. Phil Hogan 25.5 2012-132. Johnny Wilson 25.4 1948-493. Jack Wilson 24.9 1956-574. ken Strawn 24.8 1961-625. Johnny Wilson 24.6 1947-48

field goalS made

PlayeR no. yeaR

1. tim Miller 288 1970-712. Jack Wilson 284 1957-583. Arte larson 283 1974-754. Jeff Howard 274 1985-864. kurt Moreillon 274 1978-794. Gary Ausbun 274 1957-58

field goal PeRCentage

PlayeR PCt. yeaR

1. Jared Schuler .763 1999-002. Nate Gross .629 2014-153. Chaz Smoot .614 1998-994. Chris Seelbach .610 2000-015. Neil Jenner .609 1993-94

ReBoundS

PlayeR no. yeaR

1. Jack Wilson 435 1955-562. Jack Wilson 407 1956-573. Jack Wilson 407 1957-584. ralph Steinke 406 1957-585. Chuck Hise 403 1966-67

ReBound aveRage

PlayeR avg. yeaR

1. Jack Wilson 18.1 1955-562. Chuck Hise 17.5 1966-673. ken Strawn 16.8 1961-624. Jack Wilson 16.3 1956-575. Nolan reed 16.0 1961-62

aSSiStS

PlayeR no. yeaR

1. deNorris Boyd 265 1977-782. darryl lehnus 261 1966-673. Brian Stevens 219 1984-854. Brian Stevens 216 1985-865. tom Slyder 194 1986-87

aSSiStS aveRage

PlayeR avg. yeaR

1. darryl lehnus 11.3 1966-672. deNorris Boyd 8.8 1977-783. Matt Grieser 7.7 1995-964. Brian Stevens 7.2 1985-865. Brian Stevens 7.1 1984-85

StealS

PlayeR no. yeaRS

1. tom Slyder 68 1987-882. Noel Nitecki 67 1996-973. Brian Stevens 66 1985-864. Brent ross 65 1989-905. lloyd deloatch 64 2005-065. Jim o’Bold 64 1985-865. Gary Ausbun 64 1957-58

Steal aveRage

PlayeR avg. yeaRS

1. Noel Nitecki 2.7 1996-972. ron long 2.5 1968-693. lloyd deloatch 2.5 2005-064. tim Miller 2.4 1969-705. Phil Hogan 2.4 2012-13

3-PointeRS made

PlayeR no. yeaR

1. ty riddle 93 2009-102. Brent ross 81 1989-903. Jim Scarbeary 73 2000-013. Nathaniel Acree 73 2014-155. Mike russell 71 2007-08

3-Point PeRCentage

PlayeR PCt. yeaR

1. tom Slyder .600 1986-872. Jim o’Bold .504 1986-873. Jeff Bates .500 1987-884. Jim Scarbeary .477 1999-005. Jordan Wiseman .451 2008-09

fRee thRowS made

PlayeR no. yeaR

1. richie Brown 200 1954-552. richie Brown 193 1953-543. Jack Wilson 169 1956-574. richie Brown 153 1952-535. Johnny Wilson 151 1947-48

fRee thRow PeRCentage

PlayeR PCt. yeaR

1. travis daugherty .900 1999-002. Justin Jordan .893 2014-153. Joe ruch .889 1980-814. Matt Greiser .885 1995-965. david Smith .882 1974-75

BloCked ShotS

PlayeR no. yeaRS

1. randy McCutcheon 101 1987-882. randy McCutcheon 86 1986-872. Chuck Hise 86 1966-674. Jared Schuler 39 2000-015. Chuck Hise 36 1965-66

BloCked ShotS aveRage

PlayeR avg. yeaRS

1. Chuck Hise 3.7 1966-672. randy McCutcheon 3.3 1987-883. randy McCutcheon 2.9 1986-874. Jared Schuler 1.5 2000-015. Chuck Hise 1.3 1965-66

1,000-Point CluB

PlayeR no. yeaRS

1. ken Strawn 2,142 1959-632. Jack Wilson 1,986 1954-583. kurt Moreillon 1,733 1975-794. richie Brown 1,656 1951-555. ron long 1,654 1965-695. Jeff Howard 1,615 81-83, 84-867. Jim o’Bold 1,542 1983-878. Johnny Wilson 1,540 1946-499. Arte larson 1,444 1972-7510. Barrett Bates 1,431 1959-6311. Bob Culp 1,388 1952-5612. Chuck Hise 1,363 1963-6713. tim Miller 1,350 1967-7114. Brian Stevens 1,349 1982-8615. Jim Scoby 1,341 1974-7816. dennis Bittner 1,319 1967-7117. larry Griffin 1,261 1977-8118. Brock Morrison 1,258 2008-1219. Gary Ausburn 1,230 1955-5820. Brent Brobston 1,229 1995-9921. Noel Nitecki 1,208 1994-9822. Gary Pate 1,206 1962-6623. Scott Underwood 1,200 1983-8724. Andrew Jones 1,189 2007-1125. travis daugherty 1,172 1997-0126. Pete Culp 1,172 57-59, 60-6127. Craig Brunnemer 1,155 1992-9628. Max Mollaun 1,129 2011-1529. Jeff Jenness 1,101 1973-7730. Mike Burton 1,095 1977-8131. dienzel dennis 1,094 1957-6132. Jason langford 1,087 1990-9433. Charles Harris 1,054 1948-5234. Nolan reed 1,009 1960-64

SCoRing aveRage

PlayeR avg. yeaRS

1. Johnny Wilson 23.3 1946-492. ken Strawn 21.6 1959-633. Jack Wilson 18.9 1954-584. rick lantz 18.6 1981-835. richie Brown 18.2 1951-556. Arte larson 18.1 1972-757. ron long 17.6 1965-698. Mike russell 16.6 2007-099. kurt Moreillon 16.5 1975-7910. Jeff Howard 16.0 81-83, 84-86

field goalS made

PlayeR no. yeaRS

1. ken Strawn 906 1959-632. kurt Moreillon 766 1975-793. Jack Wilson 761 1954-584. Jeff Howard 694 81-83, 84-865. ron long 680 1965-696. Arte larson 645 1972-757. Jim o’Bold 621 1983-878. Johnny Wilson 584 1946-499. Barrett Bates 576 1959-6310. tim Miller 572 1967-71

field goal PeRCentage

PlayeR PCt. yeaRS

1. Jared Schuler .660 97-98, 99-012. rick lantz .599 1981-833. Neil Jenner .576 1992-964. Chaz Smoot .571 1997-995. Chris dubois .566 1991-955. Nate Gross .566 2011-157. Scott Johnson .558 1992-958. Bobby Burch .555 1976-799. Jeff Howard .553 81-83, 84-8610. don durica .542 1975-77

ReBoundS

PlayeR no. yeaRS

1. Jack Wilson 1,444 1954-582. Chuck Hise 1,166 1963-673. ken Strawn 1,153 1959-634. Nolan reed 998 1960-645. Steve lewis 924 1968-726. Jim Scoby 909 1974-787. dennis Bittner 842 1967-718. Mike Burton 836 1977-819. ron long 770 1965-6910. Brock Morrison 760 2008-12

ReBound aveRage

PlayeR avg. yeaRS

1. Jack Wilson 13.8 1954-582. Chuck Hise 13.0 1963-673. Nolan reed 12.8 1960-644. ken Strawn 11.6 1959-635. ralph Steinke 10.0 1956-586. Steve lewis 9.8 1968-727. Mike Gwinnup 9.7 1972-758. dennis Bittner 9.0 1967-719. Arte larson 8.8 1972-7510. Mike Burton 8.3 1977-81

aSSiStS

PlayeR no. yeaRS

1. Brian Stevens 639 1982-86 2. darryl lehnus 547 1963-673. doug reams 472 1978-824. Matt Grieser 471 1993-965. larry Griffin 442 1977-816. Mickey Foley 423 1988-927. Jeff Jenness 402 1973-778. Gabe Miller 382 2007-119. travis daugherty 383 1997-0110. tom Slyder 380 1984-88

aSSiSt aveRage

PlayeR avg. yeaRS

1. Matt Greiser 6.4 1993-962. deNorris Boyd 6.0 1976-783. darryl lehnus 6.0 1963-674. Brian Stevens 5.4 1982-865. doug reams 4.5 1978-826. Jeff Jenness 3.9 1973-777. travis daugherty 3.9 1997-018. Mickey Foley 3.8 1988-929. larry Griffin 3.8 1977-8110. tom Slyder 3.6 1984-88

3-PointeRS made

PlayeR no. yeaRS

1. Jim Scarbeary 166 1998-012. travis daugherty 162 1997-013. Max Mollaun 152 2011-154. ty riddle 143 2008-105. Brent ross 140 1988-906. Mike russell 139 2007-097. Brock Morrison 128 2008-128. Nathaniel Acree 116 2013-159. Phil Hogan 95 2009-1310. Mickey Foley 91 1988-92

3-Point field goal PCt.PlayeR PCt. yeaRS

1. Jim o’Bold .504 1983-872. tom Slyder .468 1984-883. Jeff Bates .441 1984-884. Brent ross .436 1988-905. Nathaniel Acree .425 2013-156. Noel Nitecki .421 1994-987. Chaz Smoot .409 1997-998. Matt Greiser .401 1993-969. travis daugherty .396 1997-0110. Jim Scarbeary .394 1998-01

fRee thRowS made

PlayeR no. yeaRS

1. richie Brown 578 1951-552. Jack Wilson 464 1954-583. Johnny Wilson 372 1946-494. Bob Culp 363 1952-565. Brian Stevens 345 1982-866. ken Strawn 330 1959-637. travis daugherty 317 1997-018. Noel Nitecki 309 1994-989. dienzel dennis 301 1957-6110. Chuck Hise 301 1963-67

fRee thRow PeRCentagePlayeR PCt. yeaR

1. Justin Jordan .893 2014-152. Matt Greiser .861 1993-963. travis daugherty .854 1997-014. Paul Wright .841 2002-045. doug reams .840 1978-826. rick lantz .839 1981-837. derek ricketts .813 96-97, 00-028. Brent ross .812 1988-909. larry Griffin .801 1977-8110. Mike Wingert .797 1996-00

StealS

PlayeR no. yeaRS

1. Jim o’Bold 189 1983-872. lloyd deloatch 188 2002-063. tom Slyder 188 1984-884. Noel Nitecki 168 1994-985. Brian Stevens 167 1982-866. Gabe Miller 160 2007-117. ron long 149 1965-69 8. Christian Cobler 143 1990-949. travis daugherty 137 1997-0110. tom Bates 125 1965-6911. Phil Hogan 125 2009-13

Steal aveRage

PlayeR avg. yeaRS

1. tom Bates 1.9 1965-692. Brent ross 1.8 1988-903. lloyd deloatch 1.8 2002-064. tom Slyder 1.8 1984-885. Noel Nitecki 1.7 1994-986. kurnie Nickson 1.7 2000-027. Jim o’Bold 1.6 1983-878. ron long 1.6 1965-699. erik Chapman 1.6 2001-0310. Mike russell 1.5 2007-09

men’S BaSketBall individual CaReeR ReCoRdS


Raven fiRSt team all-ConfeRenCe PlayeRSHoosier College Conference

1950-51 Charles Harris

Russ Smith

1951-52 Charles Harris

1952-53 Russ Smith

1953-54 Richie Brown

Bob Culp

1954-55 Richie Brown

Bob Culp

1955-56 Jack Wilson

Bob Culp

1956-57 Jack Wilson

Gary Ausbun

1957-58 Jack Wilson

Gary Ausbun

Ralph Steinke

1958-59 Pete Culp

1959-60 Dienzel Dennis

Ken Strawn

1960-61 Ken Strawn

Dienzel Dennis

Pete Culp

1961-62 Ken Strawn

Barrett Bates

1962-63 Ken Strawn

Barrett Bates

Nolan Reed

1963-64 Nolan Reed

1964-65 Gary Pate

1965-66 Gary Pate

Terry Morgan

1966-67 Chuck Hise

1967-68 Ron Long

1968-69 Ron Long

1969-70 Doug Jennings

1970-71 Tim Miller

Dennis Bittner

Jack Rector

Hoosier-Buckeye

Collegiate Conference

1971-72 Steve Lewis

1972-73 Steve Lewis

1973-74 Arte Lawson

1974-75 Arte Lawson

1975-76 Jeff Jenness

1977-78 Jim Scoby

Kurt Moreillon

1979-80 Mike Burton

Larry Griffin

Jeff Brandon

1980-81 Mike Burton

Larry Griffin

1981-82 Norm Bass

Rick Lantz

1982-83 Rick Lantz

1984-85 Jeff Howard

1985-86 Jeff Howard

Indiana/Heartland Collegiate

Athletic Conference

1988-89 Kevin Needler

Kenlin Kropf

1991-92 Jason Langford

1992-93 Scott Johnson

1993-94 Jason Langford

1994-95 Matt Grieser

Craig Brunnemer

1995-96 Craig Brunnemer

1996-97 Brent Brobston

Noel Nitecki

1997-98 Brent Brobston

1998-99 Chaz Smoot

Brent Brobston

1999-00 Travis Daugherty

Mike Wingert

2000-01 Travis Daugherty

Jim Scarbeary

2001-02 Derek Ricketts

Gaga Ghebremichael

2002-03 Erik Chapman

2003-04 Paul Wright

2005-06 J.D. Clampitt

2007-08 Ryan Fultz

Mike Russell

2008-09 Mike Russell

2009-10 Gabe Miller

Brock Morrison

Ty Riddle

2010-11 Brock Morrison

Gabe Miller

2011-12 Phil Hogan

2012-13 Phil Hogan

2013-14 Max Mollaun

2014-15 Max Mollaun

all-americans

Year Player

1947-48 Johnny Wilson, NCAA

Honorable Mention

1948-49 Johnny Wilson, NCAA

Honorable Mention

1956-57 Gary Ausbun, NAIA

Honorable Mention

1960-61 Ken Strawn, NAIA 3rd Team

1961-62 Ken Strawn, NAIA 3rd Team

1980-81 Mike Burton, NAIA 2nd

Team & NCCAA 2nd Team

1981-82 Norm Bass, NAIA HM &

NCCAA 2nd Team

1985-86 Jeff Howard, NCCAA 1st

Team & NAIA

Honorable Mention

1998-99 Chaz Smoot, NCAA Div. III

1st Team

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