drury university men's basketball 2012-13 guide

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3 KaMerOn Bundy G 6-2 175 FR. NIXA, MO / NIXA HS

10 JOsh BuIe G 6-0 165 SO. O'FALLON, IL / O'FALLON TOWNSHIP HS

11 draKe pattersOn G 6-4 185 SO. BLUE SPRINGS, MO / BLUE SPRINGS SOUTH HS

14 LOnnIe BOGa G 6-3 200 JR. ST. LOUIS, MO / UNIV. OF WISC.-MILWAUKEE

20 shane rudMan G 6-2 170 JR. LEE'S SUMMIT, MO / THE BARSTOW SCHOOL

21 BrandOn LOCKhart G 6-1 175 SR. ST. LOUIS, MO / CHAMINADE HS

23 Ian Carter F 6-6 210 JR. FT. SMITH, AR / NORTHSIDE HS

24 CaMerOn adaMs F 6-5 200 SO. FT. SMITH, AR / SOUTHSIDE HS

31 teddy sIMnIOK F 6-7 225 SR. FORSYTH, MO /MISSOURI STATE-WEST PLAINS

32 dereK danIeLs F 6-5 220 SO. MOUNTAIN VIEW, MO / BIRCH TREE-LIBERTY HS

33 aLeX haLL G 6-2 190 SR. SPRINGFIELD, MO / KICKAPOO HS

41 prestOn GaBrIeL G 6-2 185 SO. PLANO, TX / CANYON CREEK CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

42 Ben FIsher G 6-0 160 SO. NIXA, MO / NIXA HS

45 MaeL aMenyedZI F 6-6 210 JR. BLOIS, FRANCE / LEE COLLEGE (TX)

50 nICK sCheLBar G/F 6-4 195 FR. TULSA, OK / JENKS HS

53 rILey JenKIns G 6-1 170 FR. NORWOOD, MO / NORWOOD HS

54 aLeC MuLvIhILL G 6-0 170 FR. COLLIERVILLE, TN / ST. GEORGE'S INDEP. SCHOOL

head COaCh: steve hesser (9th season); assIstant COaChes: Ja havens, steven GuMGraduate assIstant COaCh: BrandOn KIMBrOuGh strenGth & COndItIOnInG COaCh: JIM Carr

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MEN’S BASKETBALLpLatInuMKaren Hall

GOLdTim Carter, Custom Protein

CorporationGreg HallBob HammonsScott and Barbara HarrisTyler and Stephanie HesserDonald and Ruth Martin

Marc MayerAndrew RungeBobbi SpringerGeorge Thompson,

Thompson SalesJim Young

sILverJohn and Cyd EverettEverett FrenchBlake Gammon

Don and Ruth HawkSteve JacksonStan and Peggy JinksHarry and Christine JohnsonRoger McFaddenTerry and Reen PattersonJack PeacherBill and Marie PraterJohn RichardsKen and Carol RogersRoland and Alane Shultz

Jim and Amy Squires, Southern Materials, Inc.

Stephen and Kristina StewardWally Thompson

BrOnZeMargaret and Jerry BishopThomas JonesWilliam and Tavia O’NeillScott and Kim Thomas

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLGOLdDan and Helen BeemanJeff and Debbie BergerBenny and Beverly EllisSteve and Nancy FunderburkJack and Margueritte HeymanLionel and Diana HudspethFred LethcoRosemary McMastersJim and Terry MitchellJim and Sue MooreDon and Shirley Stewart

sILverRoland and Margaret BessetteLloyd and Rebecca EagleburgerAndrea and Edward GrayEd and Wilma GrayAnn HallDavid and Sheryl McCurryElaine McDonaldBill NesbittLarry PostDanny and Rita Boyer-ReaganRick and Mary Ann Rebori

David and Darlene ReedAnn and Woody RussellFrankie and Doug ScottJerry and Connie ScottTed ThorntonDavid Wicka

BrOnZeTommy Freeman

BOTH PROGRAMSeLIteTom and Pam Stout

dIaMOndTom and Susie Singleton

pLatInuMAncell and Karen AtkinsSharon BarberAnita HunterKen Meyer, Meyer CommunicationsBill PittMark Ringenberg, Clear Creek VehiclesMark and Tina Stillwell

suIteJohn BeuerleinWarren DavisJim and Jeanette HutchesonJeff Messenger, Ozarks Prosthetics

and OrthoticsBill Owen, Bank of BolivarTodd ParnellBill Vaughan, Bank of UrbanaRosalie Wooten, O’Reilly Automotive

COrpOrateJameson Clark, Auto Specialists

Brian Eaton, Great Southern BankMike Hoppman, Hy-Vee, Inc.Eddie Lee, Inland Printing CoMike Morton, Wil Fischer Co.Mike Reynolds, Reliable ChevroletSteve Rice, Vision ClinicChuck Wiersch, Youngblood Automotive

GOLdRoss and Sally AusburnJason BoehmJeanine CampbellRoy L. EdgeLee and Liz GodwinEarl HackettPaul and Dyanne KirkTom and Saunny LynchEdsel and Becky MatthewsRon and Cathy NevilleSteve and Patsy PalmerWayne and Jo ScheerBill and Clarene ShepherdGene and Patsy SummersBob and Judy ThompsonBill Turner, Great Southern BankBill and Shirley VirdonJim Young, Bus Andrews Equipment

sILverJohn and Pat AugustineStanley BallBay FamilyDave and Sue ChildersDon DeedsCarl and Donna EvansAlan and Susan FoltzDwayne HoldenPat JohnstonJerry and Carolyn JulianPat and Buck KeagyKim and Kurt KeltnerMark MadduxRuss Marquart, Empire BankBetty MeacheamTim and Jeanine MedlinWalter and Mary Ann PettitTed Salveter and Becky HoganJames and Margaret SchatzGeorgia ShafferPhil and Debbie WixsonBrad Zibilski

BrOnZeCarl AtwellWilliam Kiefer

CONTENTS

City/Zip: Springfield, Missouri 65802Founded: 1873Enrollment: 1,610Nickname: PanthersSchool Colors: Scarlet and GrayFacility: O’Reilly Family Event CenterCapacity: 3,100Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Great Lakes ValleyPresident: Todd ParnellExec. Director of Athletics Administration: Matt MillerAthletics Director: Pat AtwellAthletic Department Phone: (417) 873-7265Ticket Office Phone: (417) 873-6389

DRURY ATHLETICS

Administration 2University / Facilities 3TV, Radio & Luncheons 4

COAChES head Coach 6Assistants/Staff 7-8

PLAyERS Seniors 10-12Juniors 13-14Sophomores 15-20Newcomers 21-23Dance/Cheer 24

OUTLOOk2012-13 Outlook 26About the GLVC 27Opponent Information 28

hISTORy2011-12 Statistics 30

Postseason honors 31honors / Records 32-33All-Time Roster 34-35Rankings/Postseason 36

Team Photo IFCBasketball Boosters IBC

2012-13 DRURY PANTHERS BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

Designed by Justin Wollard/Front Row CreativeWritten by Scott Puryear, Eric Pannell, Dan Cashel and Justin WollardPhotos by Scott Puryear, Mike Wingo PhotographyEdited by Justin Wollard, Scott Puryear, Eric Pannell and Ja Havens

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SEVEN NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES SINCE 20002

ADMINISTRATION

Todd Parnell, former Springfield banker, Drury alumnus and adjunct professor, is the 16th president of Drury University. Parnell graduated from Drury University in 1969. He then

went on to earn his Master’s in Business Administration from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College in 1971. While a student at Drury, Parnell was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha and Omicron Delta Kappa and spent a semester studying abroad in London. He served as president of Truman Bank in Clayton, Mo., was founding CEO of Springfield-based THE BANK, where he led a merger with The Signature Bank. He would later serve as chief operating officer and president of The Signature Bank.

Parnell is heavily involved in the Springfield community having chaired the boards of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce and the Community Foundation of the Ozarks. He also serves on the board of the Missouri Clean Water Commission and is a trustee of the State Historical Society of Missouri. He also takes the time to teach a course at Drury in entre-preneurship. Parnell is the author of three books, his most recent being The Buffalo, Ben and Me, which chronicles his trip down Arkansas’ Buffalo River with his son in 1995.

TODD PARNELL DRURY PRESIDENT

Matt Miller, named Drury's Director of Athletics Administration in June of 2012, has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business

Administration (2001) and also holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration (MBA, 2003) both from Drury University. While at Drury, Miller established himself as one of the all-time greats in the illustrious history of the Panthers' basketball program, currently No. 3 on the career scoring charts with 2,024 points and No. 1 all-time in three-pointers made with 351, earning Academic All-America honors three times and All-America hon-ors twice. His No. 22 jersey is one of only five retired in the 100-plus years of bas-ketball history at Drury University. He established himself as one of the all-time highest achievers in the sport of basketball. Miller served Drury through its national accreditation review in 2001, serving as one of only two students on the committee. He was the first student athlete to be named “Joe College” as a senior, an award given each year to the most outstanding male student at Drury. After graduating, Miller began a successful career in real estate. Combining his business sense with a unique ability to think critically and non-traditionally, he was active in the vision behind the revitalization and development of historic downtown Springfield. He continued to pursue various entrepreneurial endeavors both during and after his commercial real estate career, including ownership in a restaurant/lounge, an online real estate marketing business, and a seasonal retail business with national distribution and international manufacturing operations. In 2008, Miller returned to work at his alma mater, accepting the challenge of creating a campus-wide wellness program for Drury employees and students. In just over two short years in this role, Matt implemented a robust activity based exercise program, as well as a series of healthy cooking classes and educational wellness opportunities for employees. He conducted oversight on expansion of the student intramural sports programs, and launched a nationally recognized student bicycle rental program; a program that was later featured in a USA Today news article. Miller also developed an innovative partnership with a local massage therapy school, and beginning this past spring, all Drury students and employees will have access to free massage services as part of this initiative. He also formu-lated a partnership that is now accepted between Drury University and Cleveland Clinic, which will make available a degree certificate in practical wellness to Drury students featuring content and concepts developed by Cleveland Clinic.

MATT MILLERExEcUTIvE DIREcToR oF ATHLETIc [email protected] • 417-873-6991

Pat Atwell is entering his sixth year as the Director of Athletics at Drury University, over-seeing a 17-sport program that continues to

rank among the best nationally in NCAA Division II. Atwell is at the helm of a DU program that has finished in the Top 35 of the Learfield Director's Cup national all-sports standings in each of the past 12 seasons, including a No. 11 finish in 2010-11, when Drury again brought home dual national championships in men's and women's swimming and diving, a Great Lakes Valley Conference title in women's tennis and NCAA-II national tourney appearances in 9 of its 17 sports - men's cross country, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's swimming and diving, men's and women's tennis and men's and women's golf. A year earlier (2009-10), Drury made the NCAA-II post-season field in 10 of those 17 spots, finishing 14th in the Director's Cup competition among more than 300 schools in the nation. It was also a year in which DU captured its first-ever Great Lakes Valley Conference All-Sports Trophy in '09-'10, an effort sparked by GLVC championships won in men's soccer, women's basketball and men's and women's tennis, as well as the dual swimming titles for the second of what has become an unprecedented three-year sweep of water wins for the Panthers. Under Atwell's guidance, Drury also has maintained its long-standing tradition of academic excellence. In 2010-11, Drury student-athletes compiled a 3.33 grade-point average (on a 4.0 scale) for the year and have maintained a 3.36 cumulative GPA for their academic careers. In 2010-11, Drury led the Great Lakes Valley Conference with 30 honor-ees in the GLVC Council of Presidents Academic Awards, ranked third in the 15-team league with 139 athletes receive the GLVC All-Academic Awards (up from 121 in 2009-10) and had eight teams - second-most in the league - qual-ify for the GLVC Team Academic Awards by maintaining a 3.30 GPA or better for the year (DU women's basketball, women's tennis, women's cross country, volleyball, women's golf and women's soccer along with baseball and men's tennis). The 2010-11 DU women's basketball team finished with the nation's third-highest team GPA (3.59) in NCAA-II, while individually, senior cross coun-try and track standout Jaime Villa Zapatero earned the prestigious Paragon Award from the GLVC for his combination of academic and athletic success, while senior Ja'Nell Jones (women's basketball) and junior Katrina Choate (women's golf) were named GLVC Scholar Athletes of the Year for their respec-tive sports.

PAT ATwELLDIREcToR oF [email protected]

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ABOUT DRURy & FACILITIESADmINISTRATIoNBarbara Cowherd . . . . . . . . . Assoc. Director of Athletics/[email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7363Scott Puryear . . . . . Dir. of Athletic and OFEC [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-4097Dan Cashel . . . . . . . . Dir. of Student-Athlete Support Services/. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Student Affairs & Athletic Events [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7222J.J. Carney . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Athletics Administrative [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7265Bryan Beatty . . . . . . .Asst Ath. Dir. For Compliance & [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6382Michael J. Buono . . . . . . . . . .Faculty Athletics [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7288Dr. Kathy Carroll . . . . . . . . . Exercise and Sport Science [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6897Teron Sutherlin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Athletics Graduate [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Athletics Graduate [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Whitney White. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Athletics Graduate [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .o'REILLY FAmILY EvENT cENTERHunter Abbey . . . . . . . . Director, O'Reilly Family Event [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6387Melissa Carman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box Office [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6389Morgan Manley . . . . . . . . . . .Marketing and Event [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6316Michele Boswell . . . Marketing/Sales Coord. for DU [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7144ATHLETIc TRAININg Erin Kineman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Athletic [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6865Summer Stewart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Athletic [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7381Mark Ortiz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Athletic [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6354SPoRTS INFoRmATIoNEric Pannell . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Sports Information [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7374HEAD coAcHES AND coAcHINg STAFFSMark Stratton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Baseball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6399Byron Hagler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Baseball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7847Scott Nasby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Baseball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6363Evan Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baseball, Graduate Assistant Steve Hesser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Men's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7321Ja Havens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Men's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7498Brandon Kimbrough . . . Men's Basketball, Graduate [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7878Steven Gum . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Men's Basketball CoachJon Van Arkel . . . . . . . . . . .Head Men's & Women's CC [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7567Don Keeton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Track [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6388Kevin Zimmerman . . . . . . .Volunteer Assistant, Cross CountryKellen Mast. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Men's Golf [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 417 873-6339Shawn Vanderwal . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Coach, Men's GolfRyan Swan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach Men's [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7830Andrew Bordelon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant, Men's [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7830Stephen Conner . . . . . . . . . Men's Soccer, Volunteer AssistantBrian Reynolds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head M/W Swimming [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7293Jason Hite . . . . . . . . . . . Swimming & Diving Assistant CoachRichard Hackett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Head Diving [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6877Michal Winiewicz . . . . . . Graduate Assistant, M/W Swimming Marta Stepien . . . . . . . . . Grad Asst, M/W Swimming & Diving Jarrod Smith . . . . . . . . . Head Men's & Women's Tennis [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6847Marko Ballok . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Tennis [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7439John Bunselmeyer . . . M/W Tennis, Volunteer Assistant Coach Steve Harold . . . . . . . . . . . . .Head Women's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7853John Nicolais . . . . . . . . .Assistant Women's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6340Molly (Carter) Miller . . . . . . . Asst. Women's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7252Ja'Nell Jones . . . . . . Women's Basketball, Graduate [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alf Bilbao . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Women's Soccer [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7449Chantiel Wilson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Head Softball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6364Molly Chesebro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Softball, Assistant [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7623Don Keeton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Track [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6388Ashleigh Fitzgerald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Volleyball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6824Caira Dortch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Volleyball, Assistant [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7252Ashley Parnell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Cheerleaders [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 830-9009Shanna Fishel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Dance [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 877-1911

O'REILLY FAMILY EVENT CENTER

The O’Reilly Family Event Center opened on the Drury University campus on October 1, 2010, as the new home of the Drury men’s and women’s basketball teams and the volleyball squad. The arena has a capacity of 3,100 for athletic events and was built at a price tag of $13.5 million. It was funded entirely through private donations, with the generous

lead naming rights gift of $6 million provided by the O’Reilly family of Springfield. Other large donations with naming rights came from the William Pitt family (court) and Thomas R. Stout (student section). In addition to serving as one of the best facilities in the nation for athletics and as the potential future home of both Great Lakes Valley Conference and NCAA championship events, the arena provides Drury University with a crown jewel in

the center of its campus and a home for a variety of events involving the student body population, from concerts to graduations to meeting and dining space in the plush new banquet area. Kelly Clarkson, Daughtry, Dierks Bentley, Sheryl Crow and the Pointer Sisters are among the many acts to have appeared at the "O" in its short history. A large concourse area outside provides students a gathering place before and after events.

YEAR REc PcTo'Reilly Family Event center2011-12 12-3 .8002010-11 14-1 .933total 26-4 86.6

YEAR REc PcTweiser gym1971 - 2010 494-95 .83939 seasons total and none with a

sub .500 record

PANTHER HOME

RECORDS

ABOUT DRURY UNIVERSITY

VISIT DRURY.EDU

• Founded in 1873 as a private, independent collegiate university

• 63 undergraduate majors and five graduate programs• About 56 percent of Drury’s 1,600 full-time undergraduate

students live on the 88-acre campus.• 98 percent post-graduation placement success rate• Student-to-faculty ratio is 13:1, with an average class size of

19 students.• 89 percent of faculty members hold the highest degree in

their field.• Drury has been ranked at No. 1 in the Midwest five times

on the list of “Great Schools at Great Prices,” and in US News and World Report’s “Best Regional Universities in the Midwest.”


TV, RADIO & LUNChEONS

AT riB CriB, 1640 N. GleNSTONe

(Heard on JOCK 98.7 FM, streamed live at www.jock987.com)

monday, November 12 - Coach Harold Show, 7 to 8 p.m.

monday, November 19 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, November 26 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, december 3 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, december 10 - Coach Harold and Coach Hesser Show,

6 to 7 p.m.

monday, January 7 - Coach Harold and Coach Hesser Show,

6 to 7 p.m.

monday, January 14 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, January 21 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, January 28 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, February 4 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, February 11 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, February 18 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, February 25 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

monday, march 4 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

AT SPRINgFIELD BREwINg comPANY(All starting at 11:30 a.m.)

November 7

November 21

December 5

december 12

January 2

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January 30

February 13

February 27

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DRURY & MEDIACOM CONTINUE TELEVISION PARTNERSHIP

STEVE HESSER /PANTHERSBASKETBALL LUNCHEONS

DRURY BASKETBALL COACHES RADIO SHOwS

DRURY ATHLETICS RADIO SHOw

JOIN JOHN MILLER AND RAY MEYER FOR DRURY GAMES ALL SEASON LONG ON JOCK 98.7 & JOCK987.COM

Drury University Athletics and Mediacom of

Springfield announced the continuation of their

television partnership with the unveiling of a full

slate of games covering nine different DU sports for the

2012-13 seasons.

The package included two soccer games and

two volleyball matches along with six live basketball

doubleheaders, as well as the annual "Duel In The Pool"

between Drury and crosstown rival Missouri State in

men's and women's swimming and diving, set this

season for January 17, 2013 at the Breech Pool.

“We're pleased to have a 'win-win' partnership

between Mediacom and Drury University as we continue

to use our local channel to deliver exclusive sports

competition featuring a variety of men's and women's

sporting events that are fun to watch,” said Steve Ben-

nett, Mediacom's director of operations. “Student athletes

work hard to balance sports and academics, and it gives

them a boost to know that many Mediacom customers

are watching and cheering as they compete.”

Drury basketball telecasts on the Mediacom MC22

schedule, all home games from the O'Reilly Family

Event Center, include the season-opening women's and

men's doubleheader vs. Southwest Baptist on Tuesday,

November 13 in the Bank of Bolivar's Highway 13 Cat

Fight rivalry series; the GLVC twinbill vs. regional rival

Missouri Science and Technology on Thursday, December

6; Saturday league doubleheaders vs. Wisconsin-Parkside

(January 5), vs. Rockhurst for "Overflow The O" promo-

tion on February 2 and vs. Maryville for Homecoming on

February 9; and the Thursday, February 21 matchups with

William Jewell featuring Senior Night festivities.

For the SBU, S & T and William Jewell weeknight

basketball contests, the women's game will feature a

5:30 p.m. start time to the telecast, with tipoff at approxi-

mately 5:37. Weekend twinbills vs. Wisconsin-Parkside

and Maryville will tip at the traditional 1 p.m., while the

Rockhurst games will begin with the women's contest at

3 p.m.

All Drury basketball telecasts will also feature

replays of the games on MC22 in the days following.

Any home GLVC tournament post-season matches

for the DU basketball teams could be worked into the

telecast plans if the Mediacom schedule permits as well.

Join Drury Director of Athletic and OFEC Communications Scott Puryear each

Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 3 p.m. for the Play It Again Sports/Drury Athletics

Radio Show on Springfield's JOCK 98.7 FM, which is currently in season four.

The one-hour weekly program features recaps and previews of Drury sporting

events, interviews with DU student-athletes and updates on all things Drury Athletics. It is

also streamed live through the internet each week at www.radiospringfield.com.

The program rotates on-location each week at Play It Again Sports (twice per

month), Thompson Sales and the Houlihan's restaurants in Springfield, all great sponsors

who help make the show possible.

Other sponsors who've stepped up greatly with their financial support of the pro-

gram include Buckingham's Barbecue of Springfield and Nixa, Bales Construction, Security

Bank of Pulaski County, Waynesville, St. Robert's and Fort Leonard Wood, Johnstone Sup-

ply, BanCorp South, Results Advertising of Lebanon, Price-Cutter, Andy's Frozen Custard,

Collegiate Awards, Doe's Eat Place, Buffalo Wild Wngs, Clear Creek Golf Carts and Mr.

Smith's Fast Lube.

COAChES

RETIRED JERSEYS

#44 ChARLIE CROSBy (1952-56)

A native of Branson, Mo., Charlie was Drury's first 1,000 point scorer and its first basketball player to earn NAIA All-American honors. He was also a First Team All-MCAU selection and was nominated to join the USA Olympic All-Star team. He graduated from Drury in May 1956 with 1,034 career points (now #33 on the Drury all-time scoring list) after scoring 498 points his senior season.

STEVE hESSER


PANThER hEAD COAChSTEVE HESSER HeAd COACH • 9TH SeASON (164-71) • [email protected] • (417) 873-7321

Steve Hesser has established the Drury men's basket-ball program as an annual contender for both Great Lakes Valley Conference and NCAA-II honors in his

eight seasons at the Panthers' helm. Hesser owns a 164-71 mark in his time at Drury, a .698 winning percentage that ranks among the top in the nation and in Drury's storied basketball history. His Panthers have won 20 or more games in six of his eight seasons and captured at least a share of four GLVC West titles in seven seasons as a league member. But more importantly, Hesser has guided the Panthers into NCAA Division II Tournament field five times in the last seven seasons, including a 2010-11 campaign in which seventh-seeded Drury opened eyes immediately by knocking off second-seed Southern Indiana 65-64 in the first round of the Midwest Regional to reach the regional semifinals (and national round of 32) for the first time in Hesser's tenure at DU. Hesser's top season at DU came in 2007-08, when his Panthers compiled a 25-5 overall mark and won their only GLVC championship, a run of league success that contin-ues to this day. Hesser's GLVC regular season mark since the Panthers joined the prestigious 16-team league is now 86-42 (.672 winning percentage), which includes a 45-38 record on the GLVC road (.542). Hesser's Panthers also have continued their tradition of success at home in the new, 3,100-seat O'Reilly Family Event Center, where a 12-3 mark this past season - includ-ing an upset of previously unbeaten and nationally eighth-ranked Northern Kentucky - pushed DU's record to 26-4 in the two-year-old arena, one of the finest in the country. Hesser's squads finished with a 78-13 record in his six seasons in Weiser Gym before the move, giving Drury a 104-17 mark - an .868 winning percentage - when Hesser's on the home bench with the Panthers. Drury's winning ways have continued along much the same path as Hesser took when he fashioned a stellar coaching career at Springfield's Glendale High School before taking over the Panthers in 2004-05. The results make it clear that the former long-time high school coach has had no problems getting young athletes at the next step to understand that basketball is basketball, whatever the level.Then again, that’s what then-Drury athletic director Dr. Edsel Matthews believed all along when he tabbed Hesser as the 19th head coach in the history of Panthers’ basketball in the spring of 2004, after the latter had put together a lengthy, successful run at Glendale.

His five-year stint with the Falcons produced a 14-12 mark in his initial campaign, then a stretch where Glendale won an average of 21 games over the next four seasons. But Hessser’s run of coaching success started long before he arrived in Springfield, which explains why in 2007, the Stillwater, Okla. native was elected into the Oklahoma Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Most of his most famed work was done as head coach during a seven-year run at Bartlesville High School, where his teams won state titles in 1989, 1991 and 1992 and twice earned state Coach of the Year honors for Hesser. His Bartlesville teams also finished second in the state in 1988 and made the state quarterfinals in 1986 and 1990. He also coached the prep programs at Pauls Valley and Stillwater, leading the latter to four conference titles and two state tournament appearances in six seasons. His prep coaching record in Oklahoma was 262-142, including a 147-47 mark at Bartlesville. As a result, Hesser was enshrined into the Bartlesville Sports Hall of Fame in October of 2011. Hesser, a 1980 Oklahoma State University graduate, also picked up valuable college experience early in his career as an assistant coach for one season with Billy Tubbs at the University of Oklahoma for one season before he accepted the job at Bartlesville. After the 1992 state championship campaign, he decided to return to the college ranks to serve as an assistant coach to Jim Kerwin - his high school coach - at NCAA Division I Western Illinois University, before a fam-ily illness led him back home to take the job at his alma mater, Stillwater High School. There, his Stillwater teams won four conference titles and made two state tourna-ment appearances in six seasons before Hesser moved to Springfield to accept the Glendale position, where his Falcons annually ranked among the best teams in the Ozark Conference and southwest Missouri. As a player, Hesser was a two-sport standout at Stillwater High, excelling in both basketball and football. He started his college playing career in both sports at New Mexico Military Academy before moving on to finish his college education, and playing days, at the University of Central Oklahoma. His playing career ultimately cut short by a leg injury, Hesser finished his undergraduate degree work at Oklahoma State, then earned his master’s degree in sec-ondary education from Oklahoma in 1985. Hesser and his wife, Patti, have one son; Tyler is a Drury graduate and a former student assistant basketball coach for the Panthers, who now is an accountant in Springfield.

STEVE HESSER DU YEAR-BY-YEARSeason Overall GlVC Noteworthy2011-12 17-11 10-8 ---2010-11 23-8 13-5 NCAA Tourney2009-10 23-7 15-3 NCAA Tourney2008-09 13-14 6-11 ---2007-08 25-6 15-4 GLVC champs NCAA Tourney2006-07 21-9 13-6 NCAA Tourney2005-06 21-9 14-5 NCAA Tourney2004-05 21-7 ---- ----TOTAl 164-71 76-34 (.698 overall)


ASSISTANT COAChES

year Coach record Percentage11-12 Steve Hesser 17-11 .60710-11 Steve Hesser 23-8 .74209-10 Steve Hesser 23-7 .76708-09 Steve Hesser 13-14 .48107-08 Steve Hesser 25-6 .80606-07 Steve Hesser 21-9 .70005-06 Steve Hesser 21-9 .70004-05 Steve Hesser 21-7 .75003-04 Gary Stanfield 24-8 .75002-03 Gary Stanfield 12-16 .42901-02 Gary Stanfield 12-15 .44400-01 Gary Stanfield 19-7 .73199-00 Gary Stanfield 22-6 .78698-99 Gary Stanfield 18-9 .66797-98 Gary Stanfield 15-12 .55596-97 Gary Stanfield 15-13 .53495-96 Gary Stanfield 16-11 .59394-95 Gary Stanfield 19-8 .70493-94 Gary Stanfield 27-4 .87192-93 Gary Stanfield 19-12 .61391-92 Gary Stanfield 21-10 .67790-91 marvin Walker 23-10 .69789-90 marvin Walker 28-5 .84588-89 marvin Walker 24-9 .72787-88 marvin Walker 16-15 .51686-87 marvin Walker 24-7 .77485-86 marvin Walker 25-10 .71484-85 marvin Walker 26-10 .72283-84 marvin Walker 24-8 .75082-83 marvin Walker 22-12 .64781-82 marvin Walker 18-12 .60080-81 marvin Walker 19-12 .61379-80 Skip Shear 16-14 .53378-79 Jerry Kirksey 33-2 .94377-78 edsel matthews 29-4 .87876-77 edsel matthews 14-15 .48375-76 edsel matthews 16-13 .55274-75 edsel matthews 15-13 .53673-74 edsel matthews 16-11 .59372-73 edsel matthews 21-7 .75071-72 edsel matthews 9-16 .36070-71 Bill Harding 18-9 .66769-70 Bill Harding 22-7 .75968-69 Bill Harding 21-6 .77867-68 Bill Harding 24-5 .82766-67 Bill Harding 16-8 .66765-66 Bill Harding 18-9 .66764-65 leon richardson 11-11 .50063-64 leon richardson 13-13 .50062-63 leon richardson 11-11 .50061-62 leon richardson 8-16 .33360-61 leon richardson 12-11 .522

year Coach record Percentage59-60 leon richardson 13-10 .56558-59 John e. Chase 9-15 .37557-58 Albert l. Weiser 15-11 .57756-57 Albert l. Weiser 14-7 .66755-56 Albert l. Weiser 11-10 .52454-55 Albert l. Weiser 8-10 .44453-54 Albert l. Weiser 10-12 .45552-53 Albert l. Weiser 11-9 .57951-52 Albert l. Weiser 7-11 .38950-51 Albert l. Weiser 15-5 .75049-50 Albert l. Weiser 7-12 .35348-49 Albert l. Weiser 8-10 .44447-48 Albert l. Weiser 7-14 .33346-47 Albert l. Weiser 8-10 .44445-45 Albert l. Weiser 12-9 .57144-45 Albert l. Weiser 9-9 .50043-44 Albert l. Weiser 11-4 .73342-43 Albert l. Weiser 14-7 .66741-42 Albert l. Weiser 12-8 .60040-41 Albert l. Weiser 6-12 .33339-40 Albert l. Weiesr 8-8 .50038-39 Albert l. Weiser 13-6 .68437-38 Albert l. Weiser 18-3 .85736-37 Albert l. Weiser 18-3 .85735-36 Albert l. Weiser 14-4 .77834-35 Albert l. Weiser 12-6 .66733-34 Albert l. Weiser 4-8 .33332-33 Albert l. Weiser 1-8 .11131-32 Albert l. Weiser 6-8 .42930-31 Albert l. Weiser 9-9 .50029-30 Albert l. Weiser 10-7 .58828-29 Albert l. Weiser 8-9 .47127-28 Albert l. Weiser 10-7 .58826-27 e. Craig davis 8-5 .61525-26 Fred m. Walker 2-5 .28624-25 Fred m. Walker 5-8 .38523-24 George m. Pritchard 9-4 .69222-23 George m. Pritchard 8-6 .57121-22 George m. Pritchard 6-7 .46220-21 George m. Pritchard 5-11 .31319-20 Allen Foster 5-8 .38518-19 Allen Foster 3-4 .42917-18 George F. Baldwin 8-4 .66716-17 dan m. Nee 8-6 .57115-16 dan m. Nee 6-7 .46214-15 dan m. Nee 13-3 .81313-14 dan m. Nee 9-3 .75012-13 dan m. Nee 5-3 .62511-12 morgan Knapp 4-2 .66710-11 George dole 5-1 .83309-10 George dole 6-1 .86608-09 Charles Watson 7-3 .700

PANTHER YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS

Entering his eighth season on the Drury basketball coaching staff is assistant Ja Havens, who serves as the Panthers'

recruiting coordinator and top bench aide to head coach Steve Hesser. In his time at Drury, Havens has helped the Panthers secure the talent to earn NCAA-II Tournament bids five times in his first seven seasons and claim Great Lakes Valley Conference West Division titles four times, including 2007-08, when the Panthers won the GLVC post-season tournament to capture their first league title. Drury is 143-64 in his seven seasons with the program - including a 23-8 mark in a 2010-11 campaign that saw the Panthers reach the NCAA-II Midwest Regional semifi-nals in Louisville, Ky. Havens joined Steve Hesser's staff in June of 2005 after spending four years on the coaching staff at the University of Tulsa for coaches John Phillips and Alvin “Pooh” Williamson. While Havens was with NCAA Division I Tulsa, the Hurricane won a Western Athletic Conference regular season title, a WAC Tournament championship and made it to the second round of the NCAA Tournament on two occasions.

Prior to his stint at TU, Havens spent two seasons as an assistant at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Okla., where he helped guide the Redmen to the Lone Star Conference North Division championship both years while fashioning a two-year record of 47-12. Havens began his coaching career with one season as an assistant at St. Gregory’s (Okla.), where his recruiting class won 20 games and advanced to the NAIA national tournament one season later. The Lewisville, Texas native earned his bachelor’s degree in political science in 1998 from Northeastern State, where he was also a basketball standout for two seasons after transferring from St. Gregory’s, at the time a two-year school. Ja (pronounced “Jay”) also earned a master’s degree in college teaching/health science and kinesiology from NSU. Havens and wife Angie have four chil-dren: Sons Trey (10), Trent (5) and Ty (new-born), and daughter Tatum (8).

Former Drury basketball standout Steven Gum is returning to the Panthers’ bench as an assistant coach, after accepting

the position in July 2012. Gum, 26, helped the Panthers to their only Great Lakes Valley Conference champion-ship in 2007-08, the last of his four seasons in a DU uniform. Upon graduation from Drury with a degree in exercise and sports science in 2008, he spent two seasons at Missouri-St. Louis - another GLVC school - as an assistant for coach Chris Pilz before returning to the Ozarks for the past two years as an assistant coach at Republic High School under former Panthers’ head coach Gary Stanfield. The former Willow Springs standout scored 1,205 points in his Drury career from 2004-08, ranking 24th on the school’s all-time scoring list. His 277 made three-pointers in his career are second in the books behind only the 351 by Matt Miller from 1998-2002. “Drury is a special place to me and I’m excited about the opportunity to work with

and give back to a university and basketball program that has given me so many great memories,” Gum says. “Coach Hesser is a great basketball mind and I look forward to learning more from him.” The Panthers finished 88-31 and made three NCAA Division II tournament appear-ances in Gum’s four seasons, including a 25-6 overall mark his senior campaign that netted a GLVC title. “We're very excited to have Steven return to our program,” Hesser said. “Not only is he a winner, but he knows the ins and outs of how we want to play and he picked up valu-able recruiting experience in our league in his time at UMSL. Just as he was as a player, he’ll be a tremendous asset for us going forward.” Gum and his wife Lauren reside in Republic.

JA HAVENSASSiSTANT COACH • 8TH SeASON

[email protected] • (417) 873-7498

STEVEN GUMASSiSTANT COACH • 1ST SeASON

[email protected] • (417) 873-7498


COAChES/STAFF

Beginning his sec-ond season on the Panther men's

basketball coaching staff as a graduate assistant will be former Panther great and November 2012 Drury Hall of Fame

inductee Brandon Kimbrough. After a stellar career at Drury, Brandon played for the Manchester Magic in 2008-09 and averaged 19.3 points per game, 5.2 rebounds per contest and 5.8 assists per game and earned Second Team All-League honors. In 2009-10 he averaged 22.5 points,

5.3 rebounds, and 6.8 assists for the Magic. He earned Second Team All-League honors, First Team All-Airport honors and helped the Magic to the play-offs and earned MVP honors in the finals. In 2010-11 he starred for the Noerdlingen Giants and averaged 25.4 points, 3.8 boards, and 5.1 assists per contest. He helped them win the league championship, earned First Team All-League and First Team All-Import hon-ors. He was also named Import of the Year and Player of the Year for Noerdlingen. Brandon ranks seventh all-time with 434 assists and is 33rd all-time in scoring at Drury with 1,052 points. Kimbrough earned Second Team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference honors his senior

season, Honorable Mention All-GLVC honors his junior season and First Team All-Heartland Conference hon-ors his sophomore season. Kimbrough averaged 13.2 points per game, and dished out a team high 155 assists his senior season and scored a season high 23 points at Missouri S&T with a season high 11 assists at Lewis. He averaged 11.2 points per game and led the team with 146 assists his junior season with a season high 22 points versus Quincy. Kimbrough played at Drury from 2004-07, and had a stellar All-State prep career for Glendale High School where he was coached by current Panther head coach Steve Hesser.

BRANDON KIMBROUGHGrAduATe ASSiSTANT • 2Nd SeASON •[email protected] • (417) 873-7878

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PLAyERS

RETIRED JERSEYS

#22 MATT MILLER (1998-02)

In his four years at Drury, Matt virtually rewrote the DU all-time scoring records while leading the Panthers to one NCAA D-II post-season tournament (2000). Matt's received nearly every local, regional and national honor possible over the course of his four-year playing career. He earned NCAA-II All-America honors; he was a two-time first team all-conference pick and was named the Heartland Conference's Male Student-Athlete of the Year. He is third on the Drury all-time scoring list with 2,024 career points and is the all-time leader in career three-point field goals made with 351.

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MEET ThE PANThERS

JUNIOR: A First Team All-GLVC selection, Alex led the Panthers in scoring at 15.8 points per game and was 10th in the GLVC ... Scored a season high 28 points and pulled down a career-high 10 boards at William Jewell ... Scored 26 points in the Panthers opener vs. Hendrix, a game in which he shot 64.7% on 11-of-17 and had matched a career high four steals ... Led DU and was sixth in the GLVC and 87th in the nation for three point field goals per game 2.36 ... Made 66-of-186 for 35.5% and had a season high six vs. Missouri S&T ... Was fourth in the GLVC and 49th in the nation for free throw percentage with a 85% mark on 119-of-140 ... Went 10-for-10 from the free throw line twice, once vs. Illinois-Springfield and vs. Salem International ... Second on the team and 11th in the GLVC with a 3.32 assist per game average with 93 total ... Had a season high eight at Missouri S&T and had seven assists vs. Salem International ... Was third on the team with 28 steals and matched his career high four vs. Hendrix ... Pulled down 89 boards for a 3.2 average ... Ranked 14th in the GLVC with a 1.09 assist/turnover ratio.

SOPHOMORE: A Second Team All-GLVC selection, Alex finished 12th in the nation for three-point field goals made per game at 3.23 and led the Great Lakes Valley Conference in treys made with 100 ... Was 10th in the GLVC and 24th in the nation for three-point field goal percentage at 41.7% and made a season high six three-pointers three times for the season, those coming at UMSL, vs. St. Gregory's and vs. Urbana at the Owensboro Classic ... Led the Panthers in scoring averaging 18.3 ppg. for 566 points and was fourth in the GLVC and 67th nationally ... Matched a career high with 36 points vs. St. Gregory's and scored 20 or more points in a game 13 times ... Scored 28 points, was 11-of-13 from the free throw line and pulled down a career high eight rebounds vs. 14th-ranked Arkansas Tech ... Had 107 boards on the season and averaged 3.5 per game ... Scored 27 points three times in 2010-11 and shot 45.8% from the floor for the season on 175 of 382 shooting ... Was second on the team with 90 assists and had a career high nine assists vs. Southern Indiana ... Had seven assists in the NCAA-II Midwest Regional vs. Ferris State ... Matched a career high four steals twice, those games coming vs. Maryville and vs. Southwestern College ... Shot 76.8% from the free throw line on 116-of-151 ... Set a DU record for most three-point field goals attempted for a season in 2010-11 with 240 ... His 566 points scored were 18th most for a season by a Panther.

FRESHMAN: Had an outstanding freshman season, earn-ing Daktronics Great Lakes Region Second Team, GLVC Freshman of the Year and Second Team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference honors ... Led the team in scoring (16.6 ppg.) and three point shooting 98-for-224 for 89.4% ... Scored 20 or more points 10 times and had a season high 36 points against Rockhurst with 33 vs. Southwest Baptist in the opener ... Finished the season ranked tenth in the nation with a 89.4% free throw percentage, 12th in the nation for three pointers per game (3.4) and was 18th in the nation with a 43.8% three-point field goal percentage mark ... Tied a Drury school record with eight three pointers, a mark he reached three times, with those against SBU, Central Christian and Rockhurst ... Was a perfect 13-for-13 from the free throw line vs. Kentucky Wesleyan and posted season highs of seven rebounds vs. Bellarmine and five assists three times.

PREP: Averaged 24 points per game and was a McDonald's All-America nominee as a senior ... Was a Mr. Show Me Basketball Finalist and was on the Lions Club City All-Star team ... Hit 44 percent of his attempts from three-point range ... He scored 1,055 points at Kickapoo which ranks 10th all-time and scored 531 points his senior season ... Scored 30 or more points six times with a senior season high 36 twice including vs. Waynesville in his last home game which sealed an Ozarks Conference title for the Chiefs ... Was named to the All-Tournament teams at the Kickapoo Tip-Off Classic, Nixa Invitational and the William Jewell Holiday Tournament ... Earned first team All-Ozarks, All-Ozark Conference and all-district honors ... As a junior, Alex helped Kickapoo to a 23-5 mark and a 9-0 Ozark Conference record ... Averaged 14 points, four rebounds and three steals per game ... His junior season high was 28 points against Monsignor Pace (Fla.) in a first round upset in the Tournament of Champions ... Helped Kickapoo to a 26-2 record his sophomore season, an Ozark Conference title and 26 consecutive wins ... Kickapoo was ranked as high as 25th in the country by MaxPreps.com and were as high as first in Missouri Class 5 ... Hall chose the Panthers over a handful of schools at the NCAA Division I and II levels after drawing significant interest in his summer AAU ball perfor-mances with the Kansas City-based Pump N' Run squad.

For more of Hall's career recap, visit drurypanthers.com.

YEAR GP-GS FG% FT% REB-AVG PTS-AVG BLK STL A

2009-10 29-29 46.0 89.4 88-3.0 482-16.6 2 36 60

2010-11 31-30 45.8 76.8 107-3.5 566-18.3 3 35 90

2011-12 28-27 40.8 85.0 89-3.2 441-15.8 3 28 42

TOTAlS 88-86 44.3 82.9 284-3.2 1489-16.9 8 99 192

ALEX hALL'S DRURy CAREER TOTALS

#33 ALEX HALLGuArd • 6-2 • 190 • SeNiOr • SPriNGField, mO • KiCKAPOO HS

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FAVORITES: Food: SushiRestaurant: HinodeMovie: The HangoverMagazine: SLAMTV Show: Jersey ShoreHobbies: GolfPro Athlete: Tiger WoodsDream Job: Pro golfer

ALEX hALL'S DRURy CAREER hIGhS:Points: 36 vs. St. Gregory's (12/18/10); vs.

Rockhurst (1/4/10)Three Pointers Made: 8 vs. Rockhurst

(1/4/10); vs. Central Christian (11/19/09); vs. Southwest Baptist (11/16/09)

Rebounds: 10 at William Jewell (2/16/12)Assists: 9 vs. Southern Indiana (3/12/11)Steals: 4 vs. Hendrix (11/12/11); vs.

Maryville (1/27/11); vs. Southwestern College (12/30/10); vs. Southwest Baptist (11/16/10)

Blocks: 1 - eight times


MEET ThE PANThERS

JUNIOR: A Second Team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference selection, Brandon led Drury with 112 assists and was fifth in the GLVC and 94th nationally in assists per game at 4.0 while having a 1.65 assist to turnover ratio good for sixth in the GLVC and 104th in the nation ... Matched a career high nine assists twice in games at Quincy in the GLVC Tournament opener and at Illinois-Springfield ... Also had seven assists in games at Missouri-St. Louis and vs. Southwestern College ... Led the Panthers with 46 steals good for seventh in the GLVC at 1.64 per game ... Had a season high five steals at Southwest Baptist and had four steals in a games at Missouri-St. Louis and vs. Texas A&M-Commerce ... Was second on the team and 19th in the GLVC in scoring at 13.3 ppg. and had a career high 25 points at Texas A&M-Commerce and was 4-of-5 from three point range ... Scored 24 points vs. Northern Kentucky in the Panthers 83-72 victory over the Norse ... Scored 20 points at Southwest Baptist ... Was second in the GLVC for minutes played per game at 34.86 and started every game for the Panthers ... Shot 49% from the field on 117-of-239 and was 43-of-111 from three point range for 38.7% ... Made four three pointers in three games which came at Quincy, at Kentucky Wesleyan and at Texas A&M-Commerce ... Pulled down 105 rebounds for a 3.8 per game average and matched his career high of seven twice in games at Missouri-St. Louis and vs. Southwestern College ... Had two blocks for the season, one in the GLVC Tournament opener vs. Quincy and one vs. Quincy ... Was 16-of-22 from the free throw line vs. Northern Kentucky and was 11-of-12 in the GLVC Tournament opener vs. Quincy.

SOPHOMORE: Led the team in assists with 132, steals with 58 and free throw percentage at 87.8% ... Was fifth in the GLVC and 28th in the nation in free throw percent-age, second in the GLVC and 71st nationally for steals per game at 1.9, eighth in the GLVC and 80th in the nation for assists per game at 4.3 per contest and seventh in the

GLVC and 82nd nationally for assist/turnover ratio at 1.76 ... Ranked seventh in the Great Lakes Valley Conference for minutes played per game at 32.61 ... Was 9-of-10 from the free throw line and scored a career high 22 points vs. #14 Arkansas Tech ... Scored 18 points in the NCAA-II Midwest Regional vs. Ferris State and scored 275 for the season with a 8.9 average per game ... Made 25-of-74 three pointers for 33.8% and made two three-pointers in a game six times ... Dished out a career high nine assists twice coming at Quincy and at Kentucky Wesleyan ... Also had eight assists twice coming vs. Southern Indiana in the GLVC Tournament and at Lewis ... Pulled down 112 rebounds for a 3.6 average with a season high six boards in four differ-ent games ... Had two blocks on the year with those coming at Quincy and in the season opener vs. Upper Iowa.

FRESHMAN: Led Drury with 88 assists and 61 steals with his steal mark second most in the Great Lakes Valley Conference ... Shot 47.1% from the field and pulled down 70 rebounds while averaging 5.7 ppg ... Scored a season high 13 points vs. Bellarmine and had seven assists vs. Graceland and at Indianapolis ... His season high game for steals came at Maryville where he had six ... Posted season best seven rebounds vs. Missouri S&T.

PREP: From Chaminade High School in St. Louis, where he helped lead the Red Devils to the Missouri Class 5 state championship and a 27-4 record ... Lockhart averaged 15.9 points, 5.7 assists and 3.1 steals as a senior ... Earned First Team All-State honors and earned conference player of the year honors ... Lockhart had 21 points, five assists and three steals in the state title game win over Grandview to cap a 27-4 season for the Red Devils ... He also had offers from NCAA Division I LaSalle as well as D-II members Southern Indiana and Pittsburg State, among others.

For more of Lockhart's career recap, visit drurypanthers.com.

#21 BRANDON LOCKHARTGuArd • 6-1 • 175 • SeNiOr • ST. LoUIS, mo • cHAmINADE HS

PERSONAL: Son of Keith and Sherry Lockhart ... Major: Marketing/Management ... Birthdate: September 28

FAVORITES: Food: Fried CatfishRestaurant: Hunan StarMusical Artist: Lil Wayne, The Temptations and John MayerMovie: Bad Boyz IIMagazine: Sports IllustratedTV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-AirHobbies: Playing Ping Pong and sleepingPro Athlete: Steve NashDream Job: Professional basketball player

BRANDON LOCkhART'S CAREER hIGhS:Points: 25 at TX A&M-Commerce (12/10/11)Three-Pointers Made: 4 at Quincy (1/19/12);

at Kentucky Wesleyan (1/5/12); at Texas A&M-Commerce (12/10/11)

Rebounds: 7 at Missouri-St. Louis (2/11/12); vs. Southwestern College (12/30/11); at Missouri S&T (2/15/10)

Assists: 9 at Quincy (2/26/12); at Illinois-Springfield (1/21/12); at Quincy (1/22/11); at Kentucky Wesleyan (1/8/11)

Steals: 6 at Maryville (1/30/10)Blocks: 1, six times, most recent at Quincy

(2/26/12)

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2009-10 30-20 47.1 77.6 70-2.3 170-5.7 2 61 88

2010-11 31-31 46.3 87.8 112-3.6 275-8.9 2 58 132

2011-12 28-28 49.0 73.6 105-3.8 372-13.3 2 46 112

TOTAlS 89-79 43.9 79.3 287-3.2 817-9.2 6 165 322

BRANDON LOCkhART'S DRURy CAREER TOTALS


MEET ThE PANThERS

JUNIOR: Averaged 6.5 points per game and had a season high 22 points vs. Maryville a game in which he was 3-of-4 from three point range ... Scored 20 points at Southwest Baptist and had 15 points vs. William Jewell ... Was fourth on the team with a 51.9 field goal percentage on 67-of-129 ... Pulled down 84 rebounds for 3.0 rebounds per game average and had a season high seven in the GLVC Tournament opener vs. Quincy ... Pulled down six boards in a game four times ... Was third on the team with eight blocks and had a season high three at Missouri S&T ... Had 16 steals with two in a game three times ... Recorded 14 assists with a season high two twice in games at Quincy and vs. St. Mary.

PREP: A native of Forsyth, Mo., who was a key figure for the Grizzlies for two seasons, helping MSU-West Plains become the nation's top-ranked junior college team at one point in 2010-11 ... Averaged 8 points and 4.7 rebounds for a balanced MSU-WP squad, but earned All-Region XVI honors for playing his role to perfection with the Grizzlies, who finished 31-4 on the season ... Had a 10-point, 15-rebound effort in the opener of the NJCAA national tournament ... Was second in the region in field goal percentage at 65 percent ... "Drury is getting a GREAT one," Grizzlies coach Yancey Walker said of Simniok ... Simniok played his prep ball for Riverview Bible Baptist Christian out of Forsyth, where he averaged 19.1 points and 10.2 rebounds as senior in leading his squad to a National Christian Educators Association championship playing for coach James Holvick and alongside his twin brother, Nathan.


2011-12 28-16 51.9 60.0 84-3.0 183-6.5 8 16 14

TEDDy SIMNIOk'S DRURy CAREER TOTALS

#31 TEDDY SIMNIOKFOrWArd • 6-7 • 225 • SeNiOr • FOrSyTH, mO • riVerVieW BiBle BC/mSu-WeST PlAiNS

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PERSONAL: Son of Kathy Simniok ... Major: Business Management ... Birthdate: October 2

FAVORITES: Food: Mac and CheeseRestaurant: Taco BellMusical Artist: Tenth Avenue NorthMovie: Lord of the Rings TrilogyTV Show: NCISHobbies: FireworksPro Athlete: Dwight Howard

TEDDy SIMNIOk'S DRURy CAREER hIGhS:Points: 22 vs. Maryville (12/3/11)Three Pointers Made: 3 vs. William Jewell

(1/26/12); vs. Maryville (12/3/11); at Southwest Baptist (11/14/11)

Rebounds: 7 at Quincy (2/26/12)Assists: 2, four times, last at Quincy

(2/26/12)Blocks: 3 at Missouri S&T (12/7/11)


MEET ThE PANThERS

SOPHOMORE: Led the Panthers with 35 blocked shots and was fourth in the GLVC at 1.25 per game good for 105th in the nation ... Matched his career high with five blocks vs. Rockhurst ... Had three blocks in games at Missouri-St. Louis and in the Panthers opener vs. Hendrix ... Led Drury at 5.5 rebounds per game, good for 13th in the GLVC and had 153 total ... Was eighth in the GLVC in defensive rebounds with 117 ... Pulled down a season high 11 rebounds twice in games at William Jewell and vs. Bellarmine ... Had nine boards five times ... Averaged 9.4 points per game good for third on the team with 263 total points ... Scored a career high 24 points at Missouri-St. Louis, a game in which he also had nine boards and three blocks ... Scored 19 points at William Jewell and had 18 points at Quincy ... Was third on the team and 13th in the GLVC with a 52.6% field goal percentage on 111-of-211 ... Was 9-of-13 from the floor at Quincy ... Was third on the team with 48 assists and had a career high eight assists at William Jewell ... Had four assists in a game three times ... Had 17 steals with a career high three twice in games vs. William Jewell and vs. Salem International in the Drury/Comfort Inn Thanksgiving Classic.

FRESHMAN: Tied a Drury single game record for blocks in a game with five vs. Missouri S&T, match-ing Kevin Wells mark set in 1993 vs. William Jewell ... Also had a season high 14 rebounds and four assists, matched a season high 10 points and made a sea-son high six free throws vs. S&T ... Pulled down 66

rebounds for the year at a 2.1 average ... His 13 blocks tied him for second most on the team ... Scored 116 points for a 3.7 per game average and scored 10 points in a game four times those coming vs. Missouri S&T, vs. Wisconsin-Parkside, vs. St. Gregory's and vs. Illinois-Springfield ... Shot 48.1 percent from the floor on 50-of-104 shooting ... Had three assists at Missouri-St. Louis and had 12 steals on the season with a season high two at Maryville and vs. Southwestern College.

PREP: Averaged 15.0 points, 9.6 rebounds and 2.7 blocked shots as a senior for Northside while playing in the tough Arkansas 7A-West Conference, where he competed his junior season against former DU player Cable Hogue (Fayetteville)... Among his top efforts as a senior was an 18-point, 11-rebound, 8-blocked shots night against rival Fort Smith Southside ... He also had a 23-point outing against Springdale, Ark., ... Carter formed a solid 1-2 punch with point guard Corey Copeland to lead Northside's Grizzlies to a 20-10 record in their final season under retiring head coach Johnny Mason ... Carter, a two-year starter, earned Class 7 All-State honors in addition to all-conference and all-district recognition this past season, when he broke a 25-year-old Northside record for rebounds in a season with 288 ... Carter averaged 10.2 points as a junior for the Grizzlies.

#23 IAN CARTERFOrWArd • 6-6 • 210 • JuNiOr • FT. SmITH, AR • NoRTHSIDE HS

PERSONAL: Son of Anthony Carter ... Major: Exercise and Sports Science ... Birthdate: July 28

FAVORITES: Food: ChineseRestaurant: CreasiansMusical Artist: Young JeezyMovie: Gran TorinoMagazine: SLAMTV Show: The First 48Hobbies: Eatin', sleepin' and basketballPro Athlete: Kobe BryantYour Dream Job: Pro athlete

IAN CARTER'S DRURy CAREER hIGhS:Points: 24 at Missouri-St. Louis (2/11/12)Rebounds: 14 vs. Missouri S&T (2/14/11)Assists: 8 vs. William Jewell (1/26/12)Steals: 3 vs. William Jewell (1/26/12);

vs. Salem International (11/25/11)Blocks: 5 vs. Rockhurst (2/18/12); vs. Missouri S&T (2/14/11)

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SOPHOMORE: Played in 20 games and scored a sea-son high six points twice, those coming vs. Northern Kentucky and vs. Salem International when he made 2-of-3 three pointers ... Scored five points twice in games at Rockhurst and vs. St. Mary ... Had eight rebounds and pulled down two boards vs. Missouri S&T and vs. St. Mary ... Had five assists with two of those at Quincy ... Had four steals on the season.

FRESHMAN: Played in 14 games as a true freshman and saw a season high 10 minutes vs. Southwestern College ... Played eight minutes at Maryville ... Scored nine points with a season high three points three times, those coming at Maryville, at Missouri-St. Louis and vs. Illinois-Springfield ... Had three assists on the sea-son with two steals coming vs. Missouri S&T and vs. Southwestern College ... Had three rebounds on the year with two vs. Rockhurst and one vs. Missouri S&T ... Had three pointers in games at Maryville, at Missouri-St. Louis and vs. Illinois-Springfield.

PREP: Averaged 12 points, five rebounds and four assists for The Barstow School in Kansas City, Mo. ... Was a three-year starter for Barstow, helping the squad to a 69-11 record and earning team Most Valuable Player honors and all-conference and all-district status as a senior ... Shot 58 percent from behind the 3-point line and better than 80 percent from the foul line this past season ... Was named to All-Tournament teams in 2009-10 at Archie and Cass-Midway ... Helped Barstow to the best record in school history in 2008 ... Barstow was Hy-Vee Team of the Week in 2010 and Metro Sports Team of the Week.


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ShANE RUDMAN'S DRURy CAREER TOTALS

#20 SHANE RUDMANGuArd • 6-2 • 170 • JuNiOr • lee'S SummiT, mO • THe BArSTOW SCHOOl

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PERSONAL: Son of Shane and Gina Rudman ... Major: Marketing ... Birthdate: August 7

FAVORITES: Food: Bacon cheeseburger with blue cheeseMusical Artist: Jack JohnsonMovie: Anchorman and anything with footballMagazine: Sports IllustratedTV Show: The OfficeHobbies: Building models and flying planesPro Athlete: Kobe BryantDream Job: Fighter pilot

ShANE RUDMAN'S DRURy CAREER hIGhS:Points: 6 vs. Northern Kentucky (1/14/12);

vs. Salem International (11/25/11)Three- Pointers Made: 2 vs. Salem

International (11/25/11)Rebounds: 2 vs. Missouri S&T (2/23/12);

vs. St. Mary (12/17/11); vs. Rockhurst (2/20/11)

Assists: 2 at Quincy (1/19/12)Steals: 1- six times


MEET ThE PANThERS

FRESHMAN: Led the Panthers with a 61% field goal percentage on 61-of-100 shooting and scored a sea-son high 15 points at Southern Indiana on 6-of-7 from the floor with a season high two blocks ... Scored 13 points vs. Texas A&M-Commerce and had 10 points vs. Illinois-Springfield ... Averaged 6.1 points per game with 172 points ... Played in 28 games and made 13 starts ... Was second on the team in rebounding with 126 for a 4.5 average ... Had a season high 10 rebounds vs. Southwestern College and pulled down nine boards in games at Rockhurst and vs. Northern Kentucky ... Was second on the team with nine blocks ... Had 26 assists with a season high six vs. Illinois-Springfield ... Had 23 steals with a season high two in six games.

PREP: Helped Southside's Rebels to a 25-4 record in 2010-11, averaging 12.4 points and 8.5 rebounds while shooting 65 percent from the field ... A three-year starter for coach Charles Cooper, Cameron helped Southside win their first conference championship in the last eighteen years in 2010-11 ... A First Team All-State, All-Area and All-7A West Conference selection and was also chosen to play in the Arkansas All-State basketball game in 2011 ... Was a two-time All-State selection and a three-time All-Conference selection ... Adams, who had 19 points and 18 rebounds in his final prep game against rival Fort Smith Northside, is also a two-time Arkansas Class 7 state champion in the high jump, having cleared 6-foot-5 to bring home the title as a junior ... Was a member of the honor roll and graduated with honors.

#24 CAMERON ADAMSFOrWArd • 6-5 • 200 • SOPHOmOre • FT. SmITH, AR • SoUTHSIDE HS

PERSONAL: Son of Ariel and Gwen Lovelace and Curtis and Kim Adams ... Major: Business/Engineering ... Birthdate: January 2

FAVORITES: Food: PancakesRestaurant: Waffle House, IHOP and Denny'sMusical Artist: Kanye WestMovie: Think Like A ManTV Show: Bass MastersTV Show: LostHobbies: Anything funPro Athlete: Kobe BryantDream Job: Pilot of Air Force One

CAMERON ADAMS' DRURy CAREER hIGhS:Points: 15 at Southern Indiana (1/7/12)Rebounds: 10 vs. Southwestern College

(12/30/11)Assists: 6 vs. Illinois-Springfield (2/2/12)Steals: 2--6 times, most recent, at Quincy

(2/26/12) Blocks: 2 at Southern Indiana (1/7/12)

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MEET ThE PANThERS

FRESHMAN: Played in 25 games, started vs. St. Mary and played a season high 18 minutes at Southern Indiana and vs. Salem International at the Drury/Comfort Inn Thanksgiving Classic ... Scored a season high six points twice, those coming in games vs. Salem International and in the Panthers opener vs. Hendrix ... Pulled down a season high seven boards vs. St. Mary and had five boards vs. Hendrix ... Dished out a season high six assists vs. Salem International and had three assists vs. St. Mary and Hendrix ... Had a season best three steals at Maryville and recorded a block vs. Salem International ... Earned Academic All-GLVC honors.

PREP: Played his prep ball initially in London, England prior to transferring to O’Fallon Township ... While at O’Fallon, Buie contributed significantly to the Panthers winning two Southwest Conference (SWC) titles in 2010 (30-4) and 2011 (20-7), and a 2010 4th place state finish in Illinois 4A basketball ... Averaged 11.1 points, 3 assists and 1.8 steals per game, and was recognized with All-SWC and Special Honorable Mention All-Illinois state honors ... In football, he was an All-SWC and Honorable Mention All-St. Louis Metro Area wide receiv-er for a conference championship team at O’Fallon, averaging 17.5 yards per catch in 2010 ... A member of the National Honor Society and a Young Achiever who graduated with a 3.6 grade point average ... Also voted by his peers a Prom King nominee and Homecoming King Court nominee for two years.


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JOSh BUIE'S DRURy CAREER TOTALS

#10 JOSH BUIEGuArd • 6-0 • 165 • SOPHOmOre • o'FALLoN, IL • o'FALLoN TowNSHIP HS

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PERSONAL: Son of Emmerson and Lisa Buie ... Major: Accounting ... Birthdate: April 6

FAVORITES: Food: Chicken and DumplingsRestaurant: HeroMusical Artist: J. ColeMovie: Rush Hour 2Magazine: Sports IllustratedTV Show: The Big Bang TheoryHobbies: Listening to music and sleepingPro Athlete: Chris PaulDream Job: Successful accountant

JOSh BUIE'S DRURy CAREER hIGhS:Points: 6 vs. Salem International (11/25/11);

vs. Hendrix (11/12/11)Three Pointers Made: 1-four times, most

recent vs. Rockhurst (2/18/12)Rebounds: 7 vs. St. Mary (12/17/11)Assists: 6 vs. Salem International (11/25/11)Steals: 3 at Maryville (2/9/12)Blocks: 1 vs. Salem International (11/25/11)


MEET ThE PANThERS

FRESHMAN: Played in 25 games his freshman season and scored a season high 11 points in the Comfort Inn Thanksgiving Classic vs. Salem International, a game in which he was 3-for-3 from three point range ... Scored seven points in the Panthers 83-72 win over Northern Kentucky and was 7-for-8 from the free throw line and had seven points vs. Missouri-St. Louis ... Made two three pointers in a game twice vs. Illinois-Springfield and in the Panthers opener vs. Hendrix ... Pulled down a season high five rebounds vs. Northern Kentucky ... Grabbed four boards in a game three times, those in games vs. Missouri S&T, vs. Missouri-St. Louis and vs. Salem International ... Had 11 assists with two assists in games at Quincy and in the Panthers opener vs. Hendrix ... Had two steals in games vs. Texas A&M-Commerce and vs. Hendrix ... Recorded blocks in games vs. Missouri S&T and at Texas A&M-Commerce.

PREP: Averaged 30.1 points and 13.2 rebounds per game as a junior in a season cut short by injury ... Daniels had averaged 21.7 points and 10.0 rebounds his sophomore year, when he was named the South Central Association most valuable player, and poured in 17.3 points and grabbed 9.1 rebounds as a fresh-man for Birch Tree-Liberty High ... Earned All-State honors three times, was named the conference MVP twice, earned seven tournament MVP honors and was a four-time All-District selection ... Was the Missouri Challenge Champion ... Played AAU ball with the Arkansas Wings, national champions in 2011 in the 17-and-under category in Orlando, Fla., after going 9-0 in the tournament field of 204 teams.

#32 DEREK DANIELSFOrWArd • 6-5 • 220 • SOPHOmOre • mOuNTAiN VieW, mO • BirCH Tree-liBerTy HS

PERSONAL: Son of Scott and Annette Daniels ... Major: Secondary Education ... Birthdate: March 29

FAVORITES: Food: Ice CreamRestaurant: Red LobsterMusical Artist: Lil' WayneMovie: 21 Jump StreetMagazine: Sports IllustratedTV Show: WorkaholicsHobbies: BasketballPro Athlete: Blake GriffinDream Job: Music artist

DEREk DANIELS' DRURy CAREER hIGhS:Points: 11 vs. Salem International (11/25/11)Three Pointers Made: 3 vs. Salem

International (11/25/11)Rebounds: 5 vs. Northern Kentucky (1/14/12)Assists: 2 at Quincy (1/19/12); vs. Hendrix

(11/12/11)Steals: 2 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce

(11/19/11); vs. Hendrix 911/12/11)Blocks: 1 vs. Missouri S&T (2/23/12);

at Texas A&M-Commerce (12/10/11)

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FRESHMAN: Played in 16 games and 82 total minutes with a season high 12 minutes vs. St. Mary and played 11 minutes vs. Salem International at the Comfort Inn Thanksgiving Classic ... Scored three points vs. St. Mary and scored two points in three games ... Had two assists vs. St. Mary and eight on the season ... Recorded four steals and pulled down three rebounds twice in games vs. Illinois-Springfield and vs. St. Mary.

PREP: A former standout guard for Nixa High School, Fisher was a three-year starter for coach Jay Osborne's Eagles, whom he helped to a 70-15 record and three Central Ozark Conference championships in his time on the floor for NHS ... Averaged 8.5 points and 4.2 assists for the Eagles as a senior, when a Nixa team finished 21-6 and reached the Class 5 district semifinals. He hit 42 percent of his 3-point attempts (41 of 98), 48 percent from the field (76 of 159) and nearly 80 percent at the FT line and led the team with 22 charges drawn this past season ... "Ben played on a team that was extreme-ly talented and shared and distributed the ball unself-ishly," Osborne said of Fisher, who was also named to the Bass Pro Tournament of Champions All-Tournament team twice ... Earned All-Nixa Invitational Tournament team honors his senior season ... "His main goal was to win. Period. He's the son of a former coach who does all the things that never show up in a box score ... Ben was also an outstanding football player who broke the Nixa High School passing record for most touchdown passes and earned All-Conference and All-District honors ... The Nixa football team was 9-4 and made the state quarter-finals in 2009 ... Was a member of the National Honor Society and graduated with a 3.7 grade point average.


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BEN FIShER'S DRURy CAREER TOTALS

#42 BEN FISHERGuArd • 5-11 • 160 • SOPHOmOre • NiXA, mO • NiXA HS

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PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Debbie Fisher ... Major: Sports Management ... Birthdate: May 25

FAVORITES: Food: ChineseRestaurant: Quincy Magoo'sMusical Artist: Jack JohnsonMovie: Division IIIMagazine: Good HousekeepingTV Show: WorkaholicsHobbies: GolfingPro Athlete: Steve NashDream Job: General manager for a pro team

BEN FIShER'S DRURy CAREER hIGhS:Points: 3 vs. St. Mary (12/17/11)Three Pointers Made: 1 vs. St. Mary

(12/17/11)Rebounds: 3 vs. Illinois-Springfield (2/2/12);

vs. St. Mary (12/17/11)Assists: 2 vs. St. Mary (12/17/11)Steals: 1 -four times, most recent vs.

Missouri S&T (2/23/12)


MEET ThE PANThERS

FRESHMAN: Did not appear in a game as a freshman

for the Panthers

PREP: Earned First Team All-District honors and was

the District 3 Offensive Player of the Year ... Earned

Newcomer of the Year for Canyon Creek Christian

Academy his senior season ... Scored a career high 38

points in a game vs. Shelton High School ... Posted other

career high marks of 13 rebounds, nine steals and nine

assists ... Averaged 25.3 points per game, 6.6 rebounds

per game, 4.8 steals and 4.3 assists per game his senior

season ... Shot 38.3% from three-point range, 49.7%

from the field and 80.4% from the free throw line ...

Was a four year team captain at Plano West and Canyon

Creek Christian Academy ... Was accepted for the NBA

Development Team Internship ... Graduated with a 3.71

grade point average.

#41 PRESTON GABRIELGuArd • 6-2 • 185 • SOPHOmOre • PlANO, TX • CANyON CreeK CHriSTiAN ACAdemy

PERSONAL: Son of Francis and Paula Gabriel ... Major: Business ... Birthdate: April 9

FAVORITES: Food: LobsterRestaurant: Outback SteakhouseMusical Artist: Wiz Khalifa and Big SeanMovie: Space JamMagazine: Sports IllustratedTV Show: Friday Night LightsPro Athlete: J.J. RedickDream Job: General manager of an NBA franchise

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FRESHMAN: Named GLVC Player of the Week for February 6, a week in which he scored a season high 19 points and made 5-of-8 three pointers vs. Quincy and also scored 17 points, made 5-of-6 three pointers and pulled down a season high rebounds vs. Illinois-Springfield ... Shot 38.9% from three point range on 35-of-90 and was third on the team with 27 steals ... Averaged six points per game with 167 total and shot 40% from the floor on 58-of-145 ... Scored 14 points vs. Quincy in the opening round of the GLVC Tournament ... Had 74 boards and pulled down five rebounds five times ... Had 34 assists with a season high four at Missouri-St. Louis and had three assists in a game three times ... Had a season high three steals twice in games vs. Quincy in the GLVC Tournament opener and at Rockhurst ... Had blocks in games vs. Quincy, at Quincy and at Southwest Baptist ... Played in 28 games and made eight starts.

PREP: Earned First Team All-Suburban Big Six Conference and Second Team All-District honors as a senior after averaging 11.7 points and 5.6 rebounds for coach Jimmy Cain's Jaguars, who finished 20-8 this past season and a state ranking of 10th ... Blue Springs South's 20 wins tied a school record for most wins in a season and they won their conference for the first time since 2000 ... Patterson was also selected to the Class 5 Academic All-State team after carrying a 3.85 grade point average ... Was also a member of the National Honor Society.


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DRAkE PATTERSON'S DRURy CAREER TOTALS

#11 DRAKE PATTERSONGuArd • 6-4 • 185 • SOPHOmOre• Blue SPriNGS, mO • Blue SPriNGS SOuTH HS

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PERSONAL: Son of Terry and Reen Patterson ... Major: Business ... Birthdate: June 1

FAVORITES: Food: BrowniesRestaurant: ChipotleMusical Artist: J. Cole and DrakeMovie: AnchormanTV Show: WorkaholicsPro Athlete: LeBron JamesDream Job: Surf instructor

DRAkE PATTERSON'S CAREER hIGhS:Points: 19 vs. Quincy (2/4/12)Three Pointers Made: 5 vs. Quincy (2/4/12);vs. Illinois-Springfield (2/2/12)Rebounds: 6 vs. Illinois-Springfield (2/2/12)Assists: 4 at Missouri-St. Louis (2/11/12)Steals: 3 at Quincy (2/26/12); at Rockhurst

(1/28/12)Blocks: 1 vs Quincy (2/26/12); at Quincy

(1/19/12); at Southwest Baptist (11/14/11)


MEET ThE PANThERS

PREVIOUS SCHOOL/PREP: Transfers to Drury

from Lee College in Baytown, Texas ... Mael played

for the France National team under 16 age group

in the European Tournament in 2007 ... He was

part of the African selection for the Adidas Nations

Camp held in Dallas in 2009 ... Helped France to a

pair of national championships with SLUC Nancy in

2008 and 2009 ... Mael's under-18 team won the

National French Cup with SLUC Nancy in 2009.

#45 MAEL AMENYEDZIFOrWArd • 6-6 • 210 • JuNiOr • BLoIS, FRANcE • lee COlleGe (TX)

PERSONAL: Son of Anani Amenyedzi and Claudine Angoujard ... Major: Business Management ... Birthdate: February 23

FAVORITES: Food: Crepes and NutellaRestaurant: D-Why and La FouineMovie: The Lion King, The Soloist and 99 FrancsTV Show: Criminal Minds and Family GuyHobbies: Watching movies, reading and travellingPro Athlete: Thierry HenryDream Job: International marketer for Nike

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PREVIOUS: Transfers from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee where he sat out last season due to an injury ... Played two seasons and scored a career high 17 points vs. Colgate in 2009 ... Had a season high 16 points in 2010-11 vs. UC-Davis and pulled down a career high 13 boards in that contest ... Played a season high 33 minutes his freshman season vs. Miami ... Sophomore year he played in 25 games and reached double figure points three times ... Had 10 points and eight rebounds vs. Northern Iowa ... Scored nine points and coming on three three-pointers vs. South Dakota State ... Came off the bench vs. Portland State to score five points, four rebounds and post three steals ... Played in all 34 games his freshman season and started eight ... Had eight double-figure scoring efforts ... Scored 12 points three times, including a 12 point eight rebound effort in a victory over Cleveland State.

PREP: Averaged 17.9 points per game for McCluer High School and left McCluer as their all-time leading scorer ... Received All-State honors from the MOBCA and the Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association ... Twice earned First Team All-Suburban North honors ... Averaged 7.0 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 2.3 steals and 1.3 blocks per game his senior season in route to helping McCluer to a 23-5 record ... Averaged 18.8 points and 9.5 rebounds per game and made 37 three-pointers as a junior ... Earned all-state and all-conference honors as a wide receiver on the McCluer football team ... Was a member of the honor roll.

#14 LONNIE BOGAGuArd • 6-3 • 200 • JuNiOr • ST. LoUIS, mo • mcCluer HS/WiSC.-milWAuKee

PERSONAL: Son of Lonnie and Devonne Boga ... Major: Computer Science ... Birthdate: January 2

FAVORITES: Food: PastaRestaurant: Olive GardenMovie: Training DayTV Channel: ESPNHobbies: BasketballPro Athlete: Carmelo AnthonyDream Job: Head basketball coach

For more of Boga's basketball recap, visit drurypanthers.ocm

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PREP: A four-year starter at point guard for coach Jay Osborne's Nixa Eagles who averaged 13.3 points per game, 4.6 rebounds per game and 3.1 assists per game his senior season ... Earned First Team All-State, All-Conference, All-District and All-Ozarks honors ... Was on the JOCK 98.7 All-Area Team ... Scored 18 points on 8-of-12 field goals in the state champion-ship game ... Nixa finished ranked first in the state and 98th in the nation his senior year ... Eagles were second in the state in Missouri Class 5 ... Nixa claimed the Blue and Gold Tournament title, the Nixa Tournament championship and the Leavenworth championship ... Eagles finished 27-2 his sophomore season and 21-6 his junior season and claimed three straight Central Ozark Conference championships ..."Kameron really elevated his overall floor game last season and has steadily improved this past off-season," Osborne said ... "He's very explosive, very athletic (with a 40-inch vertical jump) and has a fantastic three-point stroke ... His statistics are conservative due to the talented teammates he has on the floor along with him ..." Bundy was a unanimous First Team All-Central Ozark Conference selection as a junior, when he averaged 11.6 points and 4.1 assists while shooting 50 percent from the field and 80 percent at the line ... "We believe the combination of Kameron's athleticism, ball-handling skills and the fact that he knows how to win, playing for an outstanding Nixa program, make him a great fit for our program," said Drury coach Steve Hesser.

#3 KAMERON BUNDYGuArd • 6-2 • 175 • FreSHmAN • NiXA, mO • NiXA HS

PERSONAL: Son of Martin and Krista Bundy ... Major: Sports Management ... Birthdate: July 4

FAVORITES: Food: PizzaRestaurant: Ci-Ci'sMusical Artist: Big Sean, 2 Chaniz, Trey SongzMovie: Love and BasketballMagazine: ESPN The MagazineTV Show: RidiculousnessHobbies: Video games, hanging out with friendsPro Athlete: Kevin DurantDream Job: Professional basketball player

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PREP: A four-year starter for Norwood, leading the Pirates to an 82-32 record and 20 wins in each season during his prep career, including three state tournament berths ... He's the all-time scoring leader in NHS history with 2,483 points, including a 24.1 points per game average as a senior for the 27-3 Pirates who advanced to the state quarterfinals ... Was coached by his father, Morris Jenkins ... Jenkins also averaged 6.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 2.8 steals this past season, earning the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association's Class 2 Player of the Year honor ... He was a four-time All-Summit League choice in addition to making the MOBCA all-state team three times and the AP all-state squad twice ... Jenkins averaged 21.7 points, 4.8 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.2 steals over his four-year career, shooting 41 percent from 3-point range ... Helped Norwood win the Cabool Holiday Tournament twice and three MSHSAA Class 2 district titles ... Was the class valedictorian and graduated with a 3.98 grade point average ... "We think Riley will be a great addition to our program," Hesser says. "He's a kid with a high basketball IQ, having played for a winning program and under a very success-ful coach in his father, Morris ... He can score and shoot the three-pointer, and we believe he'll be able to help the Panthers with all of these traits."

#53 RILEY JENKINSGuArd • 6-1 • 170 • FreSHmAN • NOrWOOd, mO • NOrWOOd HS

PERSONAL: Son of Morris and Janine Jenkins ... Major: Education ... Birthdate: October 28

FAVORITES: Food: Mac and CheeseRestaurant: Anything but Arby'sMusical Artist: Trip LeeMovie: MiracleMagazine: ESPN The MagazineTV Show: The Andy Griffith ShowHobbies: Hunting, fishing and chessPro Athlete: Allen CraigDream Job: Professional athlete

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PREP: Averaged 20 points as a senior in one of

the state's top small-school programs ... As a

three-year starter at St. George's, he helped his

squad to a 62-20 mark over those three seasons,

including a state championship his sophomore

year ... Named the West Tennessee Player of the

Week after back-to-back, 25-point outings in early

February of his senior campaign ... Earned Best of

Preps team honors junior and senior seasons and

First Team All-Region honors both years ... Scored

over 1,000 points and was eighth in the Memphis

area in scoring his senior season.

#54 ALEC MULVIHILLGuArd • 6-0 • 170 • FreSHmAN • coLLIERvILLE, TN • ST. gEoRgE'S INDEP. ScHooL

PERSONAL: Son of Mike and Dana Mulvihill ... Major: Business ... Birthdate: July 1

FAVORITES: Food: WingsRestaurant: ChingsMusical Artist: DrakeMagazine: SLAMTV Show: Friday Night LightsHobbies: Basketball, Netflix and video gamesPro Athlete: Chris PaulDream Job: Professional athlete

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PREP: Two-time All-State, All-Conference and

All-Metro Tulsa selection who averaged 12 points

per game, eight rebounds per contest and two

blocks per game his senior season for Jenks High

School ... Averaged 10 points and eight rebounds

per game his junior year ... Earned All-Tournament

honors at the Jenks/Union Invitational and was

named Tulsa Metro Area Player of the Week ...

Helped Jenks to a 20-5 record and two state

tournaments ... Was on the Principal's Honor Roll,

Superintendent's Honor Roll and earned Academic

All-Conference honors ... Graduated with a 3.7

grade point average.

#50 NICK SCHELBARGuArd/FoRwARD • 6-4 • 195 • FreSHmAN • TulSA, OK • JeNKS HS

PERSONAL: Son of Joe and Lanna Schelbar ... Major: undecided ... Birthdate: February 14

FAVORITES: Food: SteakRestaurant: OutbackMusical Artist: Rick RossMovie: The AvengersMagazine: Sports IllustratedTV Show: Friday Night LightsHobbies: Xbox, reading and sleepingPro Athlete: Nick CollisonDream Job: Professional athlete

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ChEER/DANCE SQUADSDRURY CHEERLEADERS

DRURY DANCE TEAM

2012-13 DRURy ChEERLEADERSlisted alphabetically

Name yr. Hometown

Jessica Berry Fr. St. Louis, Mo.

Bre Corbett Sr. Springfield, Mo.

Katie Cummings Sr. Springfield, Mo.

Chloe Cunningham So. Springfield, Mo.

Amanda Dominguez Jr. Springfield, Mo.

Josie Gilbert Fr. Nixa, Mo.

Sara Hammond Jr. Monett, Mo.

Jordan Henslee So. Springfield, Mo.

Logan Kensinger Fr. Fair Grove, Mo.

Cambria Lee Fr. Springfield, Mo.

Taylor Lindsay So. Willard, Mo.

Chelsea Mulkey Jr. Ash Grove, Mo.

Jenn Ordonez Sr. Winona, Mo.

Payton Rayl So. Republic, Mo.

Chelsey Seboldt So. Ozark, Mo.

Jessica Tay Fr. Springfield, Mo.

Emily Titus Fr. Lebanon, Mo.

Sarah Venable Jr. Springfield, Mo.

Michelle Vespa Sr. Nixa, Mo.

Morgan Yansen Fr. St. Louis, Mo.

Head Coach Ashley Parnell

2012-13 DRURy DANCE TEAMlisted alphabetically

Name yr. Hometown

Catalina Silva So. Cali, Columbia

Madison Miles So. Quincy, Ill.

Sydney Harris Sr. Springfield, Mo.

Caitlin Lauer So. St. Charles, Mo.

Elizabeth Barmeier So. St. Louis, Mo.

Danielle Linderman So. Republic, Mo.

Marisa Schmidt Fr. Tulsa, Okla.

Hannah Krueger Fr. Sedalia, Mo.

Megan McCarty Fr. Republic, Mo.

McKensie Hodges Fr. Hollister, Mo.

Coaches Shanna Fishel and Emily Todd

OUTLOOk

bRANDON lOCkhART AlEX hAll

RETIRED JERSEYS

#40 LONNIE hOLMES (1991-95)

A native of Little Rock, Arkansas, this 1995 gradu-ate is the school's all-time leading scorer with 2,341 career points. A two-time NAIA All-America selection (First Team in 1994 and Second Team in 1995), Lonnie was the first player in Drury history to earn NCAA D-II All-America honors. He was a Third Team NCAA Division II pick in 1995 according to Basketball Times and COSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America). Lonnie is cur-rently third on the school's all-time rebounding list with 924 rebounds.


SEASON OUTLOOk

Ayoung Drury Panthers basketball team came

together late last year to win eight of its last

11 games. Now, coach Steve Hesser's squad

hopes to pick up where it left off – and make the most

of a final year together for one of the program's best

backcourts.

The Panthers, 17-11 finishers last season overall,

return virtually their entire cast from that hot stretch

run of last winter, including the All-Great Lakes Valley

Conference senior backcourt of point guard Brandon

lockhart and shooting guard Alex Hall. Both are

entering their fourth year as regulars, and neither wants

to close their illustrious careers as Panthers with a

premature ending to a senior campaign.

Last year, the Panthers missed the NCAA D-II

regional field for only the second time in the last seven

years, leaving an especially bitter aftertaste when

you consider they had reached the Midwest Regional

semifinals for the first time under Hesser just a season

before (2011).

“Our senior leadership from Alex, Brandon and

Teddy (Simniok) needs to help create that sense of

urgency for our team this year,” Hesser says. “Our

league is as tough as any in the country and forces you

to be ready to play night in and night out. We've got

to have those guys help us develop that consistency

and expectation from the beginning to the end of the

season.”

The inside game would appear to be not only

a year older, but a year better, manned by 6-6 senior

Teddy Simniok, 6-6 junior transfer mael Amenyedzi

and 6-7 junior returning starter Ian carter.

Simniok became a much-

improved rebounder in the second half

of last season. Amenyedzi has proven

in early workouts to be a high-energy,

athletic addition in the paint after

joining the Panthers from Lee College

by way of a freshman season at NCAA

Division I Western Illinois, and Carter

finished his second campaign as a

Panther with six consecutive double-

figure scoring efforts, averaging

15.8 points and 6.7 rebounds in that

stretch.

But a return trip to post-season

play for Hesser's ninth edition of

DU basketball will also hinge on the

continued, rapid development of a

strong class of sophomores, including

6-4 guard drake Patterson and 6-5

forward Cameron Adams, who picked

up plenty of valuable playing time last season.

Each averaged six points or better in around 20

minutes of playing time per game a year ago. Patterson

showed his potential by earning GLVC Player of the

Week honors after going 10 for 14 from three-point

range and averaging 18 points in wins over Quincy and

Illinois-Springfield in early February, while Adams has

shown to be an energizer when he enters the game for

the Panthers, leading the squad in FG percentage (61

percent) and doing it both as a scorer (15 points against

Southern Indiana) and rebounder (12 games of six or

more rebounds).

Sophomores derek daniels, Josh Buie and

Ben Fisher will provide depth again this season, as

will junior guard Shane rudman, whose effort off the

bench helped spark DU's upset of previously unbeaten

and nationally eighth-ranked Northern Kentucky at The

O' last season.

The backcourt, in fact, appears to be the most

solid area for this Drury club, with additional, quality

help expected to come from 6-0 freshman Kameron

Bundy and 6-3 junior lonnie Boga, a transfer from

NCAA Division I Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Boga played in

59 games at Milwaukee, starting eight contests as a

freshman, but won't be eligible for the Panthers until

after the first semester. Bundy, the former Nixa High

School star who helped the Eagles to a runner-up finish

in Class 5 last season, already has worked himself into

the starting mix with his superb athleticism and ability

to take the ball to the hole.

But there's no question the 2012-13 Panthers

will go as far as Hall and Lockhart take them. That

duo has combined to help Drury post a 63-26 overall

mark (and 38-16 in the GLVC) along with two NCAA

tournament trips in their three seasons, with plenty of

highlights along the way.

“Both Alex and Brandon have had very solid

efforts through their first three seasons,” Hesser says.

“Now they need to finish it off in the right way.”

With 1,489 points, Hall is No. 15 on the all-time

DU scoring list entering his final season, and with a

solid senior effort, will likely make a push at a Top 5

finish on that chart before he's through (Lonnie Holmes

is the all-time leader with 2,341 points). The former

Springfield Kickapoo High School standout is also third

on the career 3-pointers made list for the Panthers

with 264, and likely will surpass current DU assistant

coach Steven gum (277) before making a strong run at

current DU Executive Director of Athletics Administration

and former hoops great matt miller and his leading

total of 351 made treys before all is said and done.

Hall, a First Team All-GLVC choice, led the

Panthers with his 15.8 points per game last season, a

drop from the 18.3 points per game he averaged as a

sophomore as he clearly became a focus of opposing

defensive game plans, necessitating another DU scoring

source or two to develop. Case in point: Hall failed to

reach double-figures in six games last season, and the

Panthers were 2-4 in those contests.

One of those new offensive sources became

Lockhart, the Second Team All-GLVC pick who raised

his scoring average from 8.9 points as a sophomore

to 13.3 points last season and was the go-to guy for

clutch buckets when needed for much of last season.

The 19 points, six assists and five rebounds he

produced in DU's season-ending loss to Missouri-St.

Louis in the GLVC post-season tourney quarterfinals

was indicative of the across-the-board effort the

Panthers came to count upon from the smooth St. Louis

native, who scored in double-figures in 20 of his final

22 games last season. Lockhart also finished fifth in the

GLVC with his 4.0 assists per game and seventh with

his 1.64 steals.

With their combination of youthful potential and

veteran experience, the Panthers were picked to finish

a close second to Missouri-St. Louis in the GLVC West

Division race by the league's coaches.

Failing to get back to the NCAA-II tournament for

a second straight year and just the fourth time in the

last 10 years is, without question, not among the plans

for the proper ending to their fine DU careers for both

Hall and Lockhart.

MAKING THE MOST OF FINAL SEASON

wITH DYNAMIC BACKCOURT DUO

by Scott Puryear, director of Athletic and OFeC Communications

IAN CARTER


ABOUT ThE GLVC

Established in 1978 with a commitment to the pur-

poses, fundamental policies and basic principles

of the National Collegiate Athletic Association,

the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) has grown to

embody the vision established by the founders of the

organization and has melded athletic and academic

excellence for 34 years.

The GLVC, which at one point over the past de-

cade grew to 17 members and was the largest athletic

conference in the country in any division, has fully em-

braced NCAA Division II. Although formed and developed

as one of the nation’s premier basketball conferences,

the GLVC now sponsors 18 championship sports, includ-

ing football, and is one of the nation’s top NCAA Division

II conferences.

The formation of the GLVC can be traced as

far back as 1972 when the athletic directors of three

member schools - Kentucky Wesleyan, Bellarmine

and Indiana State University at Evansville (now the

university of Southern indiana) - began preliminary

discussions about forming a basketball conference. Four

years later, the university of indianapolis and Saint

Joseph’s College expressed interest. On July 7, 1978,

those schools - along with Ashland university - united

to become the GLVC.

Since its inception, 16 different institutions have

joined the league. Those members include. lewis uni-

versity (1980), indiana university-Purdue university

at Fort wayne (1984), Northern Kentucky university

(1985), Kentucky State university (1989), Quincy

University (1994), Southern illinois university-

edwardsville (1994), university of Wisconsin-

Parkside (1994), university of missouri-St. louis

(1995), Drury University (2005), missouri University of

Science and Technology (2005), rockhurst university

(2005), university of illinois-Springfield (2008),

maryville University (2008), William Jewell College

(2009) and mcKendree university (2010). On June 8,

2012, Truman

State University

was admitted to

the conference

and will begin

competing in the

GLVC in the fall of

2013.

Ashland

and Kentucky

State left the

conference after

the 1994 season,

IPFW left the

league following the 2000-01 academic year, and SIU-

Edwardsville exited the league following the 2007-08

academic year. These departures opened the door for the

seven-team expansion over the past decade, allowing

the league to grow 17 institutions. Northern Kentucky

departed following the 2011-12 season to bring the

current membership number to 16 schools.

The conference headquarters are located in

downtown Indianapolis, one of the many major Midwest

media markets in which the league maintains a pres-

ence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/Northern

Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (In-

dianapolis), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern

Indiana), Springfield, Ill. (Illinois-Springfield), Springfield,

Mo. (Drury), Owensboro (Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas

City (Rockhurst, William Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville,

McKendree, Missouri-St. Louis).

The conference sponsors 18 championships in

baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer,

indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men

and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis,

indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for

women.

GLVC institutions have won 12 national champion-

ships in basketball, including Bellarmine’s national title

in 2011. Kentucky Wesleyan leads all Division II institu-

tions with eight men’s basketball titles, while Southern

Indiana won the men’s crown in 1995. Northern

Kentucky won the school’s first-ever women’s basketball

national championship in 2000 and followed that with

a national title in 2008. In addition, Northern Kentucky

became the first GLVC member to win a national

championship in men’s soccer, while USI staked claim to

the GLVC’s first baseball national championship in 2010.

SIU Edwardsville was the first GLVC member to win a

national championship in softball in 2007.

The league also takes pride in recognizing the

many academic and athletic accomplishments achieved

by its student-athletes, coaches and administrators. In

2001, the league announced the creation of the GLVC

Hall of Fame, with the first class being inducted in 2002.

The GLVC annually presents the Richard F. Scharf Para-

gon Award to the top male and female student-athlete in

the league, and the Dr. Charles Bertram Alumni Award of

Distinction to alumni who both succeeded while a GLVC

student-athlete and excelled in accomplishments after

graduation.

GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE HISTORY

EAST DIVISION |------CONFERENCE-------| |--------OVERALL--------|STANDINGS W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PABellarmine 16-2 .889 83.6 67.7 29-4 .879 83.2 67.9Northern Kentucky 13-5 .722 74.3 65.6 23-7 .767 77.3 62.8Southern Indiana 12-6 .667 66.6 62.0 24-7 .774 69.4 59.5Kentucky Wesleyan 12-6 .667 75.5 69.0 23-8 .742 81.4 68.5Indianapolis 12-6 .667 76.5 73.9 20-9 .690 77.2 71.1Lewis 8-10 .444 71.6 70.1 17-12 .586 72.0 65.4Saint Joseph's 3-15 .167 71.2 82.4 8-18 .308 72.3 79.7Wisconsin-Parkside 1-17 .056 68.4 80.4 8-18 .308 72.9 75.1

WEST DIVISION |------CONFERENCE-------| |--------OVERALL--------|STANDINGS W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PAMissouri-St. Louis 13-5 .722 72.0 66.3 19-9 .679 72.4 65.0Illinois-Springfield 12-6 .667 71.9 70.8 15-13 .536 71.3 72.2Quincy 11-7 .611 68.1 62.7 18-9 .667 71.9 65.5drury 10-8 .556 72.7 67.3 17-11 .607 74.8 67.1Maryville 6-12 .333 60.3 66.8 13-14 .481 62.7 63.1Missouri S&T 6-12 .333 60.6 70.5 7-20 .259 60.7 71.8William Jewell 5-13 .278 65.7 71.3 9-17 .346 67.6 67.8Rockhurst 4-14 .222 60.8 73.1 7-19 .269 63.1 73.4

2011-12 GLVC FINAL MEN'S BASKETBALL STANDINGS


2012-13 OPPONENTS

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION

OPPONENT

HEAD COACH

OPPONENT

LAST YEAR

(CONF.)

DRURY

RECORD

VERSUS

LAST MEETING

Result/Score/Location/Event/Date

11/5 HILLSDALE BAPTIST (EXH) SPRINGFIELD, MO Mark Berokoff 19-8 (0-0) 0-0 Exhibition game

11/10 UNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKS SPRINGFIELD, MO Doug Boxell 9-16 (6-14) 5-2 Won 96-88 in Tulsa at NAIA-I

Tournament (3/15/94); (Won exhibi-

tion 90-59 in Springfield (11/7/11)

11/13 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST SPRINGFIELD, MO Jeff Guiot 18-12 (11-9) 32-18 Lost 97-83 in Bolivar (11/14/11)

Comfort Inn Drury Thanksgiving Classic (MO-St. Louis plays Arkansas Tech 11/23 and UCO 11/24 at 1 pm each day)

11/23 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA SPRINGFIELD, MO Terry Evans 15-11 (0-0) 3-8 Won 85-70 in Springfield (1/3/06)

11/24 ARKANSAS TECH SPRINGFIELD, MO Doug Karleskint 26-6 (13-3) 16-8 Won 87-72 in Springfield (11/17/10)

12/1 CENTRAL CHRISTIAN SPRINGFIELD, MO Tony Romero 19-13 (8-6) 1-0 Won 108-81 in Springfield (11/19/09)

12/6 MISSOURI S & T* SPRINGFIELD, MO Jim Glash 7-20 (6-12) 27-5 Won 69-40 in Springfield (2/23/12)

12/15 Wayne State (MI) Detroit, MI David Greer 18-9 (14-5) 0-1 Lost 61-51 in Springfield (11/26/11)

South Point Holiday Hoops Classic in Las Vegas, NV

12/18 Western Washington Las Vegas, NV Tony Dominguez 13-5 (16-2) 0-0 First ever meeting

12/19 St. Mary's (TX) Las Vegas,NV Jim Zeleznak 19-9 (11-4) 6-9 Lost 71-55 in San Antonio (1/8/05)

1/3 LEWIS* SPRINGFIELD, MO Scott Trost 17-12 (8-10) 8-1 Won 72-58 in St. Louis (3/4/11)

1/5 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE* SPRINGFIELD, MO Luke Reigel 8-18 (1-17) 6-1 Won 86-78 in Springfield (1/17/11)

1/10 Indianapolis* Indianapolis, IN Stan Gouard 20-9 (12-6) 5-1 Won 87-72 in Springfield (2/4/11)

1/12 Saint Joseph's* Rensselaer, IN Richard Davis 8-18 (3-14) 7-3 Won 67-61 in Springfield at GLVC

Tournament (2/16/11)

1/17 ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD* SPRINGFIELD, MO Ben Wierzba 15-13 (12-6) 4-1 Won 82-58 in Springfield (2/2/12)

1/19 QUINCY* SPRINGFIELD, MO Marty Bell 18-9 (10-6) 23-16 Won 82-65 in Quincy, IL at GLVC

Tournament (2/26/12); Won 78-71 in

Springfield (2/4/12)

1/24 Maryville* St. Louis, MO Kevin Carroll 13-14 (6-12) 7-1 Lost 73-55 in St. Louis (2/9/12)

1/26 Missouri-St. Louis* St. Louis, MO Steve Tappmeyer 19-9 (13-5) 13-7 Lost 71-60 in Springfield, IL in GLVC

Tournament (3/2/12); Lost 82-71 (OT)

in St. Louis (2/11/12)

1/31 William Jewell* Liberty, MO Larry Holley 9-17 (5-13) 32-29 Won 88-84 (2OT) in Liberty (2/16/12)

2/2 ROCKHURST* SPRINGFIELD, MO Bill O'Connor 7-19 (4-14) 60-44 Won 75-48 in Springfield (2/18/12)

2/7 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS* SPRINGFIELD, MO Steve Tappmeyer 19-9 (13-5) 13-7 Lost 78-61 in Springfield (12/1/11)

2/9 MARYVILLE* SPRINGFIELD, MO Kevin Carroll 13-14 (6-12) 7-1 Won 81-55 in St. Louis (12/3/11)

2/14 Quincy* Quincy, IL Marty Bell 18-9 (10-6) 23-16 Lost 68-61 in Quincy (1/19/12)

2/16 Illinois-Springfield* Springfield, IL Ben Wierzba 15-13 (12-6) 4-1 Lost 75-70 in Springfield, IL (1/21/12)

2/21 WILLIAM JEWELL* SPRINGFIELD, MO Larry Holley 9-17 (5-13) 32-29 Won 79-56 in Springfield (1/26/12)

2/23 Rockhurst* Kansas City, MO Bill O'Connor 7-19 (4-14) 60-44 Won 67-58 in Kansas City (1/28/12)

2/28 Missouri S & T* Rolla, MO Jim Glash 7-20 (6-12) 27-5 Won 88-42 in Rolla (12/7/11)

* Great Lakes Valley Conference game

NOTE: Drury played several GLVC opponents multiple times in 2011-12 and each meeting is listed in the far right column with the most recent first.

OPPONENT INFORMATION

hISTORy

JERRy AlEXANDER

RETIRED JERSEYS

#15 JERRy ALEXANDER (1975-79)

A native of Boley, Okla., Jerry was the first Drury player to score over 2,000 career points and is the only player in Drury history to earn First Team NAIA All-American honors twice. Basketball Weekly's National Small College Player of the Year, "J.D." led the 1979 Panthers to the NAIA national champion-ship and a 33-2 record. He graduated from Drury in May 1979 as its all-time leading scorer with 2,280 points and third on the all-time rebound list with 789 career rebounds. He is currently ninth in career rebounds for Drury.


2011-12 STATISTICS

DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11/12/11 3:00 p.m. HENDRIX COLLEGE W 80-51 1488 (26)Hall, Alex (7)Carter, Ian11/14/11 7:30 p.m at Southwest Baptist 83-97 L 2450 (20)Simniok, Teddy (5)Tillery, Korry (20)Lockhart, Brandon11/19/11 3:00 p.m. ! TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE W 87-74 1434 (23)Hall, Alex (7)Mitchell, Dennon11/25/11 5:00 p.m. ! SALEM INTERNATIONAL W 97-68 1341 (22)Hall, Alex (5)Carter, Ian11/26/11 5:00 p.m. WAYNE STATE (MI) 51-61 L 1451 (18)Hall, Alex (6)Hall, Alex12/01/11 8:00 p.m. * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 61-78 L 1504 (18)Hall, Alex (6)Carter, Ian; Jones, Justin12/03/11 3:15 p.m. * MARYVILLE W 81-55 1686 (22)Simniok, Teddy (8)Hall, Alex12/07/11 7:30 p.m. * at Missouri S&T W 88-42 800 (16)Lockhart, Brandon (8)Carter, Ian12/10/11 3:00 p.m. at Texas A&M-Commerce W 79-73 467 (25)Lockhart, Brandon (7)Jones, Justin12/17/11 5:00 p.m. ST. MARY (KS) W 90-52 1676 (13)Hall, Alex (7)Buie, Josh12/30/11 7:00 p.m. SOUTHWESTERN COLL. (KS) W 75-54 1354 (13)Simniok, Teddy (10)Adams, Cameron01/05/12 7:30 p.m. * at Kentucky Wesleyan 72-92 L 2427 (18)Lockhart, Brandon (6)Carter, Ian01/07/12 3:15 p.m. * at Southern Indiana 64-76 L 1300 (15)Adams, Cameron (6)Adams, Cameron01/12/12 8:00 p.m. * BELLARMINE 65-84 L 1739 (17)Hall, Alex (11)Carter, ian01/14/12 1:00 p.m. * NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 83-72 1526 (24)Lockhart, Brandon (9)Carter, Ian; Adams, Cameron01/19/12 7:30 p.m. * at Quincy 61-68 L 897 (18)Lockhart, Brandon (6)Carter, Ian (18)Carter, Ian01/21/12 3:15 p.m. * at Illinois Springfield 70-75 L 371 (24)Hall, Alex (6)Adams, Cameron01/26/12 8:00 p.m. * WILLIAM JEWELL W 79-56 1753 (15)Simniok, Teddy (9)Carter, Ian (15)Lockhart, Brandon01/28/12 3:00 p.m. * at Rockhurst W 67-58 750 (22)Hall, Alex (9)Adams, Cameron02/02/12 8:00 p.m. * ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD W 82-58 1766 (17)Hall, Alex (8)Adams, Cameron (17)Patterson, Drake02/04/12 2:00 p.m. * QUINCY W 78-71 2117 (19)Hall, Alex (6)Lockhart, Brandon (19)Patterson, Drake (6)Carter, Ian02/09/12 7:30 p.m. * at Maryville 55-73 L 465 (14)Hall, Alex (6)Adams, Cameron02/11/12 3:00 p.m. * at Missouri-St. Louis 71-82 LOT 531 (24)Carter, Ian (9)Carter, Ian02/16/12 7:45 p.m. * at William Jewell W2OT 88-84 380 (28)Hall, Alex (11)Carter, ian02/18/12 3:00 p.m. * ROCKHURST W 75-48 2803 (18)Lockhart, Brandon (7)Carter, Ian (18)Hall, Alex02/23/12 8:00 p.m. * MISSOURI S&T W 69-40 2065 (18)Hall, Alex (6)Simniok, T.; Adams, C.02/26/12 2:00 p.m. at Quincy W 82-65 560 (16)Carter, Ian; Hall, Alex (9)Carter, Ian03/02/12 2:30 p.m. # vs Missouri-St. Louis 60-71 L 315 (19)Lockhart, Brandon (9)Carter, Ian

! - Drury Thanksgiving Classic (Springfield, MO) # - GLVC Tournament (Springfield, IL) * - Great Lakes Valley Conference gameBold indicates season high

TEAM STATISTICS DRURY OPP SCORING 2093 1878 Points per game 74.8 67.1 Scoring margin +7.7 - FIELD GOALS-ATT 710-1512 636-1522 Field goal pct. .470 .418 3 POINT FG-ATT 209-583 181-557 3-point FG pct. .358 .325 3-pt FG made per game 7.5 6.5 FREE THROWS-ATT 464-641 425-624 Free throw pct .724 .681 F-Throws made per game 16.6 15.2 REBOUNDS 985 916 Rebounds per game 35.2 32.7 Rebounding margin +2.5 -

ASSISTS 426 352 Assists per game 15.2 12.6 TURNOVERS 450 453 Turnovers per game 16.1 16.2 Turnover margin +0.1 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 0.8 STEALS 231 245 Steals per game 8.3 8.8 BLOCKS 72 63 Blocks per game 2.6 2.3 ATTENDANCE 25703 11713 Home games-Avg/Game 15-1714 12-950 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-315

2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

2011-12 TEAM STATISTICS

bRANDON lOCkhART


POSTSEASON hONORS

The Drury basketball program has eight individuals who have earned either first, second or third team All-America honors (NAIA & NCAA D-II) since the 1950-51 season. In total, 28 Panthers have received All-America recognition. It was not until the 1950-51 season that the NAIA selected an All-America team. Lonnie Holmes and Jerry Alexander are the only two players in Panther history to earn NAIA First Team honors. Alexander was so honored twice in his career. However, Holmes' senior year was culminated by his earning NCAA D-II All-America honors.

NCAA D-II ALL-AMERICANSdAKTrONiCS GreAT lAKeS REgIoN SEcoND TEAmAlex Hall 2010

NCAA d-ii BulleTiN HONOrABle meNTiON All-AmeriCANCollins Harris 2008

dAKTrONiCS GreAT lAKeSREgIoN PLAYER oF THE YEARCollins Harris 2008

REgIoN PLAYER oF THE YEARCollins Harris 2008

NABC All-GreAT lAKeS reGiON DISTRIcT TEAmCollins Harris 2008

NCAA d-ii BulleTiN All-AmeriCANChris Mortellaro 2004

NCAA d-ii dAKTrONiCS SeCONd TeAm All-AmeriCANChris Mortellaro 2004

NCAA d-ii SeCONd TeAmAll-AmeriCANMatt Miller 2001

NCAA d-ii THird TeAmAll-AmeriCANLonnie Holmes 1995

NCAA-ii HONOrABle meNTiONAll-AmeriCANChris Mortellaro 2003

NAIA ALL-AMERICANSFirST TeAm NAiA All-AmeriCANLonnie Holmes 1994Jerry Alexander 1979Jerry Alexander 1978

SEcoND TEAm NAIAAll-AmeriCANLonnie Holmes 1993Chuck Allen 1990Ted Young 1987Virgle Fredrick 1970Virgle Fredrick 1968

THird TeAm NAiA All-AmeriCANDan Carson 1989Virgle Fredrick 1969

HoNoRABLE mENTIoNNAiA All-AmeriCANPhilip Mooberry 1994Darren Faulkner 1991David Watson 1990Kelvin Parham 1986Ted Young 1986Tom Deffebaugh 1985Mark Sparks 1985Marc Ridlen 1983, 1984Arnold White 1984Marcus Peel 1981Nate Quinn 1980James Bone 1979, 1980Jerry Alexander 1977Jerry Murphy 1975, 1976Hollis Miller 1973, 1974Brent Stuckey 1973, 1974, 1975Roland Schultz 1969, 1970Gail Fredrick 1967Steve Grace 1966Jim McKnight 1960Charlie Crosby 1956

TWO SCHOLAR-ATHLETESOnly two players in the history of the Drury program have earned both academic and athletic All-America honors. matt miller was named an NCAA D-II Academic All-American and he was honored in 2001 by being named a NCAA D-II Second Team selection. In 1980 Nate Quinn was dually honored by being named a NAIA All-American and a NAIA Academic All-American. That was the first year the NAIA started its formal recognition of student-ath-letes and their academic success. In the mid-80's the NAIA changed its Academic All-American program to what is now knows as the NAIA Scholar-Athlete program. Regard-less, following are the six players that have earned national honors for their academic performance.

NAIA SCHOLAR-ATHLETESNAiA ACAdemiC All-AmeriCANSMatt Miller 2000Craig Boswell 1991Tim Oetting 1990Jim Kutz 1989, 1990Rod Gorman 1987Nate Quinn 1980

DRURY ALL-AMERICANS

GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE2011-12Alex Hall First TeamBrandon Lockhart Second Team

2010-11Alex Hall Second TeamJaJuan Maxwell Second TeamDennon Mitchell Third Team

2009-10Alex Hall Second TeamChase Elliott Third Team

2008-09Chris Ijames Second Team

2007-08Collins Harris First TeamSteven Gum Third Team

2006-07Collins Harris First TeamBrandon Kimbrough Second Team

2005-06Collins Harris First TeamBrandon Kimbrough Hon. Mention

HEARTLAND CONFERENCE 2004-05Brandon Kimbrough

Newcomer of the Year

Brandon Kimbrough First TeamKevin Thomas First TeamFrank Bennett Honorable Mention

2003-04Chris Mortellaro Player of the YearGary Stanfield Coach of the YearChris Mortellaro First TeamKevin Thomas Honorable Mention

2002-03Chris Mortellaro Player of the YearMaxie Stamps Co-Newcomer of the YearChris Mortellaro First TeamMaxie Stamps Second Team

2001-02Matt Miller First TeamChris Mortellaro First TeamBrandon Morris Honorable Mention

2000-01Matt Miller Player of the YearMatt Miller First TeamKe'Lan Mitchell Second Team

1999-00Shaun Bass Player of the YearShaun Bass First TeamMatt Miller First Team

ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS


hONORS / RECORDS

GAmeS PlAyed ANd WON-lOST reCOrdSAll-Time Won-lost record: (2340 games) 1455-885,

.622 pct.most Games Played, Season: 36; 1984-85 (26-10)Fewest Games Played, Season: 6; 1910-11 (5-1) and

1911-12 (4-2)most Games Won, Season: 33; 1978-79 (lost 2)Fewest Games lost, Season: 1; 1909-10 (won 6)most Home Games Played, Season: 20 1985-86 (16-

4), and 1989-90 (18-2)most road Games Played, Season: 23; 1978-79

(33-2)most Consecutive Games Won, Season: 20; 1977-78most Consecutive Games lost, Season: 8, 1961-62most Consecutive Home Games Won: 34; 1999-00,

2000-01most Consecutive Home Games Won, Season: 17;

1977-78Best Winning Percentage, Season: .943 1978-79

(33-2)

SCOriNG/mArGiN OF ViCTOry ANd deFeATmost Points, Season: 3013, 1977-78

most Points, Game: 129; vs. Lincoln (Mo.), Feb. 20, 2002 (129-89)

Highest Scoring Average, Season: 91.3; 1977-78Highest Average margin of Victory: 16.7 points;

1969-70Greatest margin of Victory, Game: 75; vs. St. John's

(Kan.), Feb. 13, 1985 (118-43)Greatest margin of defeat, Game: 53; vs. Rockhurst,

Jan. 23, 1964 (73-126)

THREE PoINT FIELD goALSmost 3 Pt. Field Goals Attempted, Season: 583;

2011-12most 3 Pt. Field Goals made, Season: 255; 1989-90most 3 Pt. Field Goals Attempted, Game: 36; vs.

Graceland, Dec. 30, 2009most 3 Pt. Field Goals made, Game: 17; vs. So.

Nazarene (Okla.) Feb. 12, 1990FIELD goALSBest Field Goal Percentage, Season: .533 (1110-

2083); 1984-85Best Field Goal Percentage, Game: .705 (31-44); at

MO Southern, Jan. 26, 1964most Field Goals, Season: 1218; 1977-78

most Field Goals, Game: 52; at Lincoln, Jan. 5, 1978 (117-101) and vs. Marymount, Jan. 23, 1978 (125-99)

FREE THRow SHooTINgBest Free Throw Percentage, Season: .762 2010-11Best Free Throw Percentage, Game: 1.000 (17-17);

at William Jewell, Jan. 20, 1961most Free Throws made, Season: 668; 1993-94most Free Throws made, Game: 46; vs. Arkansas

Baptist (at Missouri Southern), Dec. 6, 1986 (56 attempted)

REBoUNDINgmost rebounds, Season: 1431; 1978-79Highest rebound Average, Season: 47.6; 1972-73most rebounds, Game: 86; vs. Missouri Valley, Feb.

22, 1969

PERSoNAL FoULSmost Personal Fouls, Season: 651; 1977-78most Personal Fouls, Game: 37; vs. College of the

Ozarks; Nov. 19, 1977

DRURY PANTHER TEAM RECORDS

NcAA DIvISIoN II

Frank Bennett South Central Region

All-Tournament Team, 2004

Chris Mortellaro South Central Region


Matt Miller South Central Region


Lonnie Holmes All-Tournament (1st Team), 1994

Philip Mooberry All-Tournament (1st Team), 1994

NAIA

Lawrence Washington MVP, All-Tournament

(1st Team), 1979

Jerry Alexander All-Tournament (1st Team), 1979

Mike Carter All-Tournament (2nd Team)

& Hustle Award, 1979

Jerry Alexander All-Tournament (2nd Team), 1978

Virgle Fredrick All-Tournament (2nd Team), 1968

moST PoINTS IN A PoSTSEASoN gAmE

BY A DRURY PLAYER

35, Matt Miller vs. Washburn (3/9/00)

31, Jerry Alexander vs. Briar Cliff ((3/15/79)

moST REBoUNDS IN A PoSTSEASoN gAmE

BY A DRURY PLAYER

15, Mark Sparks vs. Marycrest (3/16/85)

15, L. Washington vs. Henderson State (3/17/79)

PLAYERS PARTIcIPATINg IN THREE

NATIoNAL ToURNAmENTS

Thurman Denton ('83, '85, '86)

Robbie Hall ('83, '85, '86)

Kelvin Parham ('83, '85, '86)

Roland Schultz ('68, '70, '71)

All-Time drury leAdiNG SCOrerS

IN THE PoSTSEASoN

1. Jerry Alexander 8 games, 135 pts. (1978, 1979)

2. James Bone 8 games, 119 pts. (1978, 1979)

3. Nate Quinn 8 games, 112 pts. (1978, 1979)

4. Mike Carter 8 games, 104 pts. (1978, 1979)

5. Lawrence Washington 8 games, 100 pts.

(1978, 1979)

6. Philip Mooberry 4 games 86 pts. (1993, 1994)

7. Ted Young 5 games 81 pts. (1985, 1986)

8. Lonnie Holmes 4 games 80 pts. (1993, 1994)

9. Virgle Fredrick 4 games 77 pts. (1968, 1970)

10. Chris Mortellaro 3 games 59 pts. (2004)

POSTSEASON INDIVIDUAL HONORS & RECORDS

JAMES bONE


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

DRURY PANTHER CAREER RECORDS

PoINTS 1. Lonnie Holmes ('91-'95) 23412. Jerry Alexander ('75-'79) 22803. Matt Miller ('98-'02) 20244. Nate Quinn ('76-'80) 19355. James Bone ('76-'80) 19206. Collins Harris ('04-08) 19107. Virgle Fredrick ('66-'70) 17948. Ted Young ('83-'87) 17809. Roland Schultz ('67-'71) 163310. Tom Deffebaugh ('81-'85) 1598

REBoUNDS1. James Bone ('76-'80) 10962. Gail Fredrick ('65-'69) 9583. Lonnie Holmes ('91-'95) 9244. Kevin Wells ('89-'94) 8875. Marc Ridlen ('80-'84) 8606. Jerry Murphy ('71-'75) 8557. Tony King ('84-'88) 8418. Shaun Bass ('97-'00) 8199. Jerry Alexander ('75-'79) 78910. Roland Schultz ('67-'71) 788

ASSISTS1. Paul Hauck ('71-'75) 7932. Ted Young ('83-'87) 7743. Kent Russell ('78-'82) 6014. Nate Quinn ('76-'80) 5145. Jerry Alexander ('75-'79) 4636. Tim Brown ('05-'09) 4537. Brandon Kimbrough ('04-'07) 4348. Lawrence Washington ('77-'79) 415

THree-POiNT Field GOAlS mAde1. Matt Miller ('98-'02) 3512. Steven Gum ('04-'08) 2773. Alex Hall ('09-present) 2644. Jasen Fronabarger ('95-'99) 2445. Tim Brown ('05-'09) 204

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

PoINTS 1. Chris Mortellaro ('03-'04) 6932. Dan Carson ('88-'89) 6783. Lonnie Holmes ('93-94) 6634. Kelvin Parham ('85-'86) 6475. Jerry Alexander ('77-'78) 644tie Hollis Miller ('72-'73) 6447. Virgle Fredrick ('67-'68) 6128. Lonnie Holmes ('94-'95) 6079. Philip Mooberry ('93-'94) 60010. Jerry Alexander ('76-'77) 589

REBoUNDS1. Mark Sparks ('84-'85) 347tie Jim Williams ('65-'66) 3473. Hollis Miller ('73-'74) 336tie David Watson ('89-'90) 3365. Jerry Murphy ('75-'76) 3256. Hollis Miller ('72-'73) 3217. Kevin Wells ('92-'93) 3148. Chris Mortellaro ('03-'04) 3079. James Bone ('77-'78) 29710. Kevin Wells ('93-'94) 288

ASSISTS1. Ted Young ('84-'85) 2402. Paul Hauck ('72-'73) 2383. Paul Hauck ('74-'75) 2234. Lawrence Washington ('78-'79) 2155. Bill Johnston ('82-'83) 214tie Ted Young ('86-'87) 214

GAmeS PlAyed/STArTedmost Games Played, Career:

134, Mike Blakeslee, 1983-87most drury Victories Played in,

Career: 99, Mike Blakeslee, 1983-87most drury Games Started:

127, Ted Young, 1983-87

PoINTSmost Points, Career: 2341, Lonnie

Holmes, 1991-95most Points, Season: 693, Chris

Mortellaro, 2003-04most Points, Freshman Season: 504,

Lonnie Holmes, 1991-92most Points, Game: 45, Steve Grace, at

Missouri Valley, Feb. 20, 1965

FIELD goALSmost Field Goals, Career: 984, Jerry

Alexander, 1975-79most Field Goals, Season: 297, Dan

Carson, 1988-89most Field Goals, Game: 19, Steve

Grace, at Missouri Valley, Feb. 29, 1965

most Consecutive Field Goals made: 15, Lawrence Washington, (12 vs. Missouri Western, March 4, 1978, and 3 vs. Rockhurst, March 6, 1978)

Best Field Goal Percentage, Career: .624, Shaun Bass, 1996-00

Best Field Goal Percentage, Season: .661, Maxie Stamps, 2002-03 (125-189)

Best Field Goal Percentage, Game (minimum 10 attempts): 1.000 (12-12), Chris Mortellaro, vs. Lincoln (Mo.), Feb. 20, 2002

THREE PoINT FIELD goALSmost 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted,

Career: 612, Steven Gum, 2004-08most. 3-Pt. Field Goals made, Career:

351, Matt Miller, 1998-02most 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted,

Season: 240, Alex Hall, 2010-11most 3-Pt. Field Goals made, Season:

112, Matt Miller, 1999-00most 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted,

Game: 15, Alex Hall, vs. Rockhurst, 1/4/10; Jasen Fronabarger, vs. Northwest Missouri, Nov. 22, 1997

most 3-Pt. Field Goals made, Game: 8, Alex Hall, vs. Southwest Baptist, 11/16/09; Alex Hall, vs. Central Christian, 11/19/09; Alex Hall vs. Rockhurst, 1/4/10; Steven Gum, at Indianapolis, 1/26/08; Steven Gum vs. Missouri-Rolla, Dec. 9, 2006; Tim Oetting, vs. McKendree (Ill.), Jan. 27, 1990; and Matt Miller vs. Michigan-Dearborn, Feb. 13, 1999

FREE THRow SHooTINgmost Free Throws made, Career: 710,

Lonnie Holmes, 1991-95most Free Throws made, Season: 217,

Chris Mortellaro, 2003-04most Free Throws made, Game: 17,

Chris Mortellaro, vs. Illinois-Springfield, Nov. 28, 2003; Jerry Byrd, vs. Tarkio, Feb. 1, 1964

most Consecutive Free Throws made: 35, Alex Hall (2009-10 from 11/23/09 vs. Mid-America Christian to 1/14/10 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside)

Best Free Throw Percentage, Career: .88.1 (371-421), Matt Miller (1998-02)

Best Free Throw Percentage, Season: .900 (63-70), Matt Miller, 1998-99

Best Free Throw Percentage, Game: 1.000 (10-10) Alex Hall vs. Salem International, Nov. 25. 2011; Alex Hall vs. Illinois-Springfield, February 2, 2012; 1.000 (15-15); Steve Hutchinson,vs. Tennessee State at Quincy, Feb. 23, 1969; Matt Miller, vs. Lincoln (Mo.), Feb. 22, 2001

REBoUNDINgmost rebounds, Career: 1096, James

Bone, 1976-80most rebounds, Season: 347, Jim

Williams 1965-66, and Mark Sparks, 1984-85

most rebounds, Game: 24, Hollis Miller, vs. West Georgia, Jan. 17, 1974

PERSoNAL FoULSmost Personal Fouls, Career: 369,

Mike Blakeslee, 1983-87most Personal Fouls, Season: 117,

Mike Carter, 1978-79

ASSISTSmost Assists, Game: 17, Jim Kutz, vs.

Rockhurst, Feb. 7, 1990most Assists, Season: 240, Ted Young,

year 1984-85most Assists, Career: 793, Paul Hauck,

years 1971-75

STEALSmost Steals, Game: 7, KeLan Mitchell,

Feb. 17, 2001 at Incarnate Word

BlOCKSmost Blocks, Game: 5, Ian Carter, vs.

Missouri S&T (2/14/11); 5, Kevin Wells, vs. William Jewell (1993)

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS

COllINS hARRIS


ALL-TIME ROSTER

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lONNIE hOlMESDU's all-time leading scorer at 2012 alumni game


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RANkINGS/POSTSEASON

The Associated Press began conducting a poll for the college division for men’s basketball on Jan. 5, 1961. The rankings consisted of colleges and universities that were members of NCAA College Division and/or

NAIA. A panel of sportswriters and sports broadcasters voted for the top 10 teams from 1961 through the final poll of the 1967-68 season. The poll was expanded to a Top 20 from 1968-69 through 1970-71, then reverted back to a Top 10 for the two seasons that followed. In the 1973-74 and 1974-75 seasons, the poll was extended to rank the top 15 teams. The Associated Press poll was discontinued after the 1974-75 season after the NCAA split the college division into Division II and III. At that time, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) took over the compilation of the weekly poll. The chairmen of each of the eight NCAA Division II regions ranked

the top 15 teams starting with the 1975-76 season, then expanded that to 20 teams in the 1980-81 season. The NCAA continued to conduct the poll until the end of the 1996-97 season. Starting in the 1997-98 season, Division II Bulletin, headed by Gary Rubin, took over the poll and ranked the top 25 teams in NCAA Division II. That continued until the duties of conducting the poll were shifted to the National Association of Basketball Coaches Division II Congress after the 2003-04 sea-son. In each of the last four seasons, the poll has been determined by a group of eight coaches, one representing each of the NCAA Division II regions. The data for this project was compiled by Roy Pickerill, Sports Infor-mation Director (SID) at Kentucky Wesleyan College; and John Kean, SID at Missouri S&T.

N29 D6 D13 D20 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M6 2005-06 - - - - 15 14 11 9 9 4 2 1 1

N28 D5 D12 D19 J2 J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M6 2006-07 - - - - - 22 17 20 - - - - - -

N25 D2 D9 D16 D23 J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M3 M102008-09 - - - - - - - - - - - 24 25 - - DENVER Number of weeks in rankings: 3 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 2 Number of weeks in Top 10: 0Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 0

Highest ranking: 16 (1/13/1992) Highest final ranking: N/A Last week ranked: 2/10/1992 (19) Current streak: 0

Times ranked No. 1: 0 Most weeks ranked No. 1: 0 Most consecutive weeks at No. 1: 0 Last No. 1 ranking: N/A

J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M2 1991-92 - 16 20 - - 19 - - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIANumber of weeks in rankings: 26 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 9 Number of weeks in Top 10: 18 Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 7

Highest ranking: 1 (last on 3/7/1983) Highest final ranking: 1 (1982-83) Last week ranked: 2/28/2012 (23) Current streak: 0

Times ranked No. 1: 1 Most weeks ranked No. 1: 4 Most consecutive weeks at No. 1: 4 Last No. 1 ranking: 3/7/1983

J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M2 1981-82 4 2 5 14 11 10 5 3 3

J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M7 1982-83 - - - 2 2 2 1 1 1 1

J6 J13 J19 J26 F2 F9 F16 F23 M2 1986-87 - - - 17 16 9 T8 7 5

N29 D6 D13 D21 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M6 2011-12 - - - - - 22 - - - - 22 18 23 - DOWLINGNumber of weeks in rankings: 5 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 4 Number of weeks in Top 10: 0Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 0

Highest ranking: 17 (2/23/1998) Highest final ranking: 25 (1997-98) Last week ranked: 3/2/1998 (25) Current streak: 0


N24 D1 D15 D22 J12 J19 J26 F2 F9 F16 F23 M2 1997-98 - - - - - - 24 - 23 20 17 25 DRURY Number of weeks in rankings: 31 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 16 Number of weeks in Top 10: 10 Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 7

Highest ranking: 4 (1/22/2008) Highest final ranking: 11 (2007-08) Last week ranked: 3/2/2010 (22) Current streak: 0


D6 D13 D20 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M6 1999-00 - 23 - - - - - - - - - -

N28 D5 D12 D19 J2 J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M6 2006-07 - - - - 24 - - - - - - - - -

N28 D4 D11 D18 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 M4 M11 2007-08 11 8 7 6 7 6 4 7 11 9 7 7 18 11

N25 D2 D9 D16 D23 J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M3 M102008-09 21 18 - - - - - - - - - - - - - N24 D1 D8 D15 D22 J5 J12 J19 J26 F2 F9 F16 F23 M2 M92009-10 25 15 11 12 20 18 22 19 15 14 22 - 22 22 - EARLHAM Number of weeks in rankings: 2 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 2 Number of weeks in Top 10: 0Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 0



D12 D19 D26 J2 J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M6 1968-69 16 17 - - - - - - - - - - - EAST STROUDSBURG Number of weeks in rankings: 7 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 6 Number of weeks in Top 10: 0Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 0



J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M2 1991-92 - - - 20 - - - - -

DRURY IN THE NCAA DIVISION II RANKINGS

2011 National Tournament (NCAA-ii)

Drury 65, Southern Indiana 64

Ferris State 83, Drury 76


Quincy 71, Drury 58


Gannon 73, Drury 56


Northern Kentucky 73, Drury 68


Southern Indiana 78, Drury 58


Drury 85, Emporia State 81

Drury 78, Tarleton State 73 (OT)

NW Missouri State 62, Drury 59


Washburn 82, Drury 74

1994 National Tournament (NAiA)

Drury 96, Univ. of the Ozarks (Ark.) 88

Drury 74, Westminster (Penn.) 66

Oklahoma City 90, Drury 70 (Q-Finals)


Birmingham-Southern 76, Drury 70


Drury 94, Waynesburg (Penn.) 74

Wheeling Jesuit (W.Va.) 99, Drury 72


Drury 53, Westmont (Cal.) 52

Charleston (W.Va.) 55, Drury 51


Drury 66, Waynesburg (Penn.) 57

Drury 58, Stevens Point (Wisc.) 56

Marycrest (Iowa) 78, Drury 68 (Q-Finals)


St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.) 56, Drury 54


Augsburg (Minn.) 56, Drury 54


Drury 69, Hanover (Ind.) 60

Drury 72, Kearney Strate (Neb.) 69

Drury 89, Briar Cliff (Iowa) 84

Drury 77, Midwestern State (Texas) 59

Drury 60, Henderson State (Ark.) 54

NAIA NATIoNAL cHAmPIoNS


Drury 90, Midwestern State (Texas) 70

Drury 86, St. John's (Minn.) 79

East Texas 79, Drury 77 (Q-Finals)


North Carolina A&T 70, Drury 53


Wiley (Texas) 77, Drury 75


Drury 75, Union (Ky.) 69

Drury 85, NW Oklahoma 69

UW-Oshkosh 57, Drury 55 (Q-Finals)


Drury 78, Lenior-Rhyne (N.C.) 73

Texas Southern 91, Drury 61


Drury 51, Eastern Kentucky 47

Drury 55, Augsburg (Minn.) 47

Loyola (La.) 54, Drury 43 (Q-Finals)


Delta State (Miss.) 52, Drury 51

DRURY IN THE POSTSEASON NATIONAL TOURNAMENT

drurypanthers

3 KaMerOn Bundy G 6-2 175 FR. NIXA, MO / NIXA HS

10 JOsh BuIe G 6-0 165 SO. O'FALLON, IL / O'FALLON TOWNSHIP HS

11 draKe pattersOn G 6-4 185 SO. BLUE SPRINGS, MO / BLUE SPRINGS SOUTH HS

14 LOnnIe BOGa G 6-3 200 JR. ST. LOUIS, MO / UNIV. OF WISC.-MILWAUKEE

20 shane rudMan G 6-2 170 JR. LEE'S SUMMIT, MO / THE BARSTOW SCHOOL

21 BrandOn LOCKhart G 6-1 175 SR. ST. LOUIS, MO / CHAMINADE HS

23 Ian Carter F 6-6 210 JR. FT. SMITH, AR / NORTHSIDE HS

24 CaMerOn adaMs F 6-5 200 SO. FT. SMITH, AR / SOUTHSIDE HS

31 teddy sIMnIOK F 6-7 225 SR. FORSYTH, MO /MISSOURI STATE-WEST PLAINS

32 dereK danIeLs F 6-5 220 SO. MOUNTAIN VIEW, MO / BIRCH TREE-LIBERTY HS

33 aLeX haLL G 6-2 190 SR. SPRINGFIELD, MO / KICKAPOO HS

41 prestOn GaBrIeL G 6-2 185 SO. PLANO, TX / CANYON CREEK CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

42 Ben FIsher G 6-0 160 SO. NIXA, MO / NIXA HS

45 MaeL aMenyedZI F 6-6 210 JR. BLOIS, FRANCE / LEE COLLEGE (TX)

50 nICK sCheLBar G/F 6-4 195 FR. TULSA, OK / JENKS HS

53 rILey JenKIns G 6-1 170 FR. NORWOOD, MO / NORWOOD HS

54 aLeC MuLvIhILL G 6-0 170 FR. COLLIERVILLE, TN / ST. GEORGE'S INDEP. SCHOOL

head COaCh: steve hesser (9th season); assIstant COaChes: Ja havens, steven GuMGraduate assIstant COaCh: BrandOn KIMBrOuGh strenGth & COndItIOnInG COaCh: JIM Carr

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MEN’S BASKETBALLpLatInuMKaren Hall

GOLdTim Carter, Custom Protein

CorporationGreg HallBob HammonsScott and Barbara HarrisTyler and Stephanie HesserDonald and Ruth Martin

Marc MayerAndrew RungeBobbi SpringerGeorge Thompson,

Thompson SalesJim Young

sILverJohn and Cyd EverettEverett FrenchBlake Gammon

Don and Ruth HawkSteve JacksonStan and Peggy JinksHarry and Christine JohnsonRoger McFaddenTerry and Reen PattersonJack PeacherBill and Marie PraterJohn RichardsKen and Carol RogersRoland and Alane Shultz

Jim and Amy Squires, Southern Materials, Inc.

Stephen and Kristina StewardWally Thompson

BrOnZeMargaret and Jerry BishopThomas JonesWilliam and Tavia O’NeillScott and Kim Thomas

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLGOLdDan and Helen BeemanJeff and Debbie BergerBenny and Beverly EllisSteve and Nancy FunderburkJack and Margueritte HeymanLionel and Diana HudspethFred LethcoRosemary McMastersJim and Terry MitchellJim and Sue MooreDon and Shirley Stewart

sILverRoland and Margaret BessetteLloyd and Rebecca EagleburgerAndrea and Edward GrayEd and Wilma GrayAnn HallDavid and Sheryl McCurryElaine McDonaldBill NesbittLarry PostDanny and Rita Boyer-ReaganRick and Mary Ann Rebori

David and Darlene ReedAnn and Woody RussellFrankie and Doug ScottJerry and Connie ScottTed ThorntonDavid Wicka

BrOnZeTommy Freeman

BOTH PROGRAMSeLIteTom and Pam Stout

dIaMOndTom and Susie Singleton

pLatInuMAncell and Karen AtkinsSharon BarberAnita HunterKen Meyer, Meyer CommunicationsBill PittMark Ringenberg, Clear Creek VehiclesMark and Tina Stillwell

suIteJohn BeuerleinWarren DavisJim and Jeanette HutchesonJeff Messenger, Ozarks Prosthetics

and OrthoticsBill Owen, Bank of BolivarTodd ParnellBill Vaughan, Bank of UrbanaRosalie Wooten, O’Reilly Automotive

COrpOrateJameson Clark, Auto Specialists

Brian Eaton, Great Southern BankMike Hoppman, Hy-Vee, Inc.Eddie Lee, Inland Printing CoMike Morton, Wil Fischer Co.Mike Reynolds, Reliable ChevroletSteve Rice, Vision ClinicChuck Wiersch, Youngblood Automotive

GOLdRoss and Sally AusburnJason BoehmJeanine CampbellRoy L. EdgeLee and Liz GodwinEarl HackettPaul and Dyanne KirkTom and Saunny LynchEdsel and Becky MatthewsRon and Cathy NevilleSteve and Patsy PalmerWayne and Jo ScheerBill and Clarene ShepherdGene and Patsy SummersBob and Judy ThompsonBill Turner, Great Southern BankBill and Shirley VirdonJim Young, Bus Andrews Equipment

sILverJohn and Pat AugustineStanley BallBay FamilyDave and Sue ChildersDon DeedsCarl and Donna EvansAlan and Susan FoltzDwayne HoldenPat JohnstonJerry and Carolyn JulianPat and Buck KeagyKim and Kurt KeltnerMark MadduxRuss Marquart, Empire BankBetty MeacheamTim and Jeanine MedlinWalter and Mary Ann PettitTed Salveter and Becky HoganJames and Margaret SchatzGeorgia ShafferPhil and Debbie WixsonBrad Zibilski

BrOnZeCarl AtwellWilliam Kiefer

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