2010 UMobile Men's Bball Guide by Matthew Hicks

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Media Outlets Mobile, AL 1961 1,734 Rams and Lady Rams Maroon & White H. Austill Pharr Gymnasium 977 NAIA Southern States Athletic Dr. Mark Foley Joe Niland Sally Shouppe 251-442-2278 MobileRams University of Mobile Rams

Joe Niland 251-442-2288 12th 231-128 358-188 Shaddrick Jenkins 251-442-2399 4th

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Melissa Thomas 251-442-2561 Courtney Jones 251-442-2361

Team History First Year Of Basketball All-Time Record NAIA Tournament Appearances/Last

Randy Kennedy 251-219-5669

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Tri-City Review

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Coaching Staff Head Coach Office Phone Years At UM Record At UM Overall Record Assistant Coach Office Phone Years At UM

Mobile Press-Register

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Lee Shirvanian 251-438-5460

Team Information 2009 Overall Record Conference Record Final Ranking Letterwinners Returning/Lost Starters Returning/Lost

17-11 10-8 N/A 7/8 4/1

Key Returners Matthew Turner C Spencer Duke PG Ji Kimbrough G Donte Walker G

150 Pts, 86 Reb 139 Pts, 56 A 2010 GCAC Freshman of Year 16.3 PPG, 46 A 2010 All-GCAC 15.5 PPG, 138 Reb

Key Losses Ben Healey F Treii Pace G/F

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128 Pts, 105 Reb 104 Pts, 89 Reb

Dr. Mark Foley has served as president of the University of Mobile since 1998 and is the third president of the university since its founding in 1961. During more than a decade of leadership, Dr. Foley has led the move to intentionally integrate faith and learning in all areas of university life, while raising academic standards, building new residence halls, establishing outstanding programs such as the Center for Performing Arts, and earning the private Christian university national rankings. His emphasis on the core values of faith, learning and leadership has extended to all operations of the university, from the classroom to the administrative offices. With these core values in place, the university is committed to graduating confident Christian men and women who have mastered the body of knowledge required by the degree they hold; who know how to think; who know what they believe and why they believe it; who possess the courage to live and work according to those beliefs; who accept responsibility as caretakers of that with which God has entrusted them; and who possess the willingness and skill to use their influence in appropriate and effective ways to change the world around them. Dr. Foley is a member of the Executive Committee of the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, a past chairman of the Alabama Association of Independent Colleges and Schools, and a member of the Board of Directors of Victory Health Partners and Volunteers of America, Southeast, Inc. Previously, Dr. Foley was executive vice president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He holds a bachelor of business administration from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas; and a master of divinity and a doctor of philosophy in psychology and counseling from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He is an ordained minister, a former business owner, and has practiced as a professional counselor. His wife, Marilyn, is involved in many university activities. She holds a bachelor of science in education from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas, and is a former classroom educator. The Foleys have two children and two granddaughters. Their daughter, Molly, is married to Doug Sawyer, an accountant in Georgia, and they have two daughters, Avery and Abby. Their son, Rob, and his wife, Leah, reside in Colorado where he works with Christian ministries in the National Parks system.

Vice Presidents

Dr. Audrey Eubanks Vice President Academic Affairs

Mr. Steve Lee Vice President Business Affairs

Mrs. Kim Leousis Vice President Enrollment Management

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Mr. Brian Boyle Vice President Development

Michael Berry Women’s Basketball

Cindy Bruns Cheerleading

Amber Campbell Volleyball

Jon Campbell Volleyball

Ebonie Ferguson Women’s Basketball

Peter Fuller Men’s Soccer

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Terry Hopper Women’s Golf

Mike Jacobs Baseball

Shaddrick Jenkins Men’s Basketball

Courtney Jones Athletic Training

Kevin Laux Women’s Soccer

Terri McCormick Softball

Joe Niland Men’s Basketball

Colby Odom Golf

Brian Person Women’s Soccer

Beth Pilgrim Softball

Jon Seymour Baseball

Sally Shouppe Administrative Assistant

Alastair Stevenson Cross Country

Melissa Thomas Athletic Training

Uwe Tittl Tennis

Michael Watkins Baseball

Daniel Whelan Men’s Soccer

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Coach Joe Niland has been the head man at Mobile for 11 seasons. Not a stranger to success, Niland has posted 20-plus win seasons in 10 of his 17 seasons as a head coach and recorded his first 30-win season during the 2004-05 season when he guided the Mobile Rams to a 30-6 record. He guided the Rams to back-to-back Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament titles in 2003-04 and 2004-05. In eleven full seasons as head basketball coach at the University of Mobile, Niland’s teams have posted a 231-128 record overall and a 119-69 mark in GCAC play. His 1999-2000 squad went 2410, earning a trip to the NAIA National Tournament. In all, Niland has guided the Rams to five NAIA National Tournament appearances in nine seasons, two Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament championships, and back-to-back Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season cochampionships in 2003-04 and 2004-05. His 2001-02 team posted the program’s first win versus a NCAA Div. I opponent, when the Rams upset defending SWAC Champion Alabama State 65-61. Niland also serves as the Athletic Director at the University of Mobile, overseeing 13 athletics programs that constantly rate at the top of the NAIA. Before his time at Mobile, Niland led Spring Hill College to the NAIA National Tournament on two separate occasions, both in the 1993-94 season and again during 1998-99 season. During his tenure at Spring Hill, the Badgers compiled a 127-60 (.679) overall record and a 75-29 (.721) mark in the GCAC. Niland’s 127 wins are the most in SHC history. The Niland family has a history of success in athletics. His father, the late Joe Sr., coached at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY from 1947-54 and was also the Director of College Scouting for the Buffalo Braves of the NBA. Niland’s younger brother, Dave, is head basketball coach at Penn State-Behrend College in Erie, PA and his late uncle, Tom Niland, coached at LeMoyne College in Syracuse, NY from 1947-1972 and served as the school’s athletic director for 45 years, retiring in 1992. Also, Michigan’s head Spring Hill College University of Mobile basketball coach, John Beilein, who took the Year Overall GCAC Year Overall GCAC University of West Virginia to the Elite Eight 1993-94 22-10 13-3*+ 1999-00 24-10 15-3+ of the NCAA Division I men’s basketball tour1994-95 21-8 11-5 2000-01 15-15 7-9 nament in 2004-05, is Niland’s first cousin. 1995-96 21-10 14-4 2001-02 18-15 8-8 Prior to coming to Mobile and taking his first head coaching job at Spring Hill College, Niland spent three seasons as an assistant at Florida Southern College where the Mocs posted a 73-20 overall record, winning two Sunshine State Conference titles and earning two NCAA Division II National Tournament berths.

1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 6 yrs

16-15 22-9 25-8 127-60

10-8 13-5 14-4*+ 75-29

Totals: 358-188 / 188-86 + denotes NAIA Tournament App. * denotes GCAC Championship

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 11 yrs

19-13 29-10 30-6 22-8 19-14 22-10 16-16 17-11 231-128

8-8 13-5*+ 16-2*+ 11-3+ 10-8 15-3+ 6-12 10-8 119-69

From 1988-90, Niland served as an assistant at the University of Tampa. The Spartans also won two Sunshine State Conference titles while twice appearing in the NCAA Division II Tournament. The 1988-89 Tampa team finished ranked No. 1 in the final regular-season poll. In addition to his coaching duties, Niland also served as the dean of students at Spring Hill College from 1995 to 1997. As dean of students, Niland was responsible for the division of Student Life which oversaw the departments of Residence Life, Athletics, Health Services, Student Activities, Greek Life and Intramurals. Niland also served on the President’s Cabinet. Niland lends his coaching expertise outside of Pharr Gymnasium as he is active in the CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) working with the youth teams at his church, St. Dominic’s. He also coaches various AAU and youth teams. In the summer of 2008, Niland was selected as a court coach for the 2008 USA Men’s U18 National Team Trials. Niland lives in west Mobile with his wife, Ellen, and their four children: A.J., Katelin, Jake, and Patrick.

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Shaddrick Jenkins has served three seasons as the assistant coach for the University of Mobile basketball team after 5 years in the same capacity at Coffeyville Community College and a successful playing career in the collegiate ranks. In his five years at Coffeyville under Jay Herkelman, Jenkins helped coach the team to four NJCAA national tournament appearances. In 2007, the squad earned a trip to the Final Four and finished ranked 3rd in the nation. Prior to his coaching career, Jenkins played two years each for Coffeyville (95-97) and the University of South Florida (97-99). He earned Freshman of the Year honors at Coffeyville and averaged 19.5 points per game in his second season. In his first season at Conference USA member South Florida, Jenkins led the team in practically every major category but scoring, while ranking among the conference leaders in steals. Jenkins earned a bachelor of science in social science while in school and played professional basketball for 1 season in Mexico, before coaching.

Willie Burns Jr. just finished his first season as an assistant coach for the Rams. He brings with him more than 22 years of teaching and coaching experience after serving as the Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach at Rain, Blount, Vigor, Citronelle and Williamson. Burns led Blount to five 5A Area Championships and Vigor to a 6A Area Championship in 2006. He was named Mobile Press-Register and Mobile Optimist Club Coach of the Year in 1994 and 2009. Burns graduated from Stillman College with a degree in physical education and resides in Mobile with his wife, Chelice, and their three children and two grandchildren: Thaddeus, Chelsea, Montraze, Vera and Landen.

Rene Antee just finished his first season as an assistant coach for the Rams after a brilliant playing career at Mobile. Antee played for the Rams from 1997-00 and was named NAIA All-American in 1999 and 2000. He was named All-Conference each year and named GCAC Freshman of the Year in 1997. In 1999, the Rams advanced to the NAIA National Championship game. After graduating from Mobile, Antee continued his playing career overseas, playing for Horsens IC (DEN) of Basketligaen 2006-07. He averaged 17.6 points, 3.7 rebounds and 3.4 assists in 15 games. He is second all-time in scoring and assists at Mobile with 2,040 points and 579 career assists.

5860 College Parkway - Mobile, AL 36613 Phone (251) 675-7037 Service Schedule Sunday School - 9:30 am Morning Worship - 10:50 am Evening Worship - 6:00 pm Wednesday Prayer Service - 6:15 pm

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Growing the saints to love the Savior and reach the sinnerâ&#x20AC;? Mike Bedford Pastor

Jim Haight Minister of Music

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Rene Antee

Gimel Lewis

NAIA All-American Robert Jones (08) Tremaine Perry (04,05) Gimel Lewis (05) Rene Antee (99,00) Larry Edwards (97) Eric Polite (94) Dennis Powell (94) Anderson Lignon (89) GCAC All-Conference Donte Walker (10) Ji Kimbrough (10)

Eric Polite

Robert Jones (07-08) Walter Fitzgerald (06-08) Tramaine Perry (00-05) Gimel Lewis (03-05) Gabe Feagin (03-05) Larry Burgess (02-03) Kirby Oliver (02-03) Robert Moman (01-02) Lloyd Savage (00-01) Travis Blackwell (98-00) Kalili Stallworth (98-99) Rene Antee (97-00) Tracy Hector (97-98)

Anderson Lignon

Chad Applin (94-95) Adam Thomas (94-95) Eric Polite (93-94) Cortez Dunn (93-94) Dennis Powell (92-94) Anderson Lignon (1986-89) GCAC Freshman of Year Rene Antee (97) Tramaine Perry (01) Trey Rubin (07) Donte Walker (08) Ji Kimbrough (10)

Tremaine Perry

NAIA Scholar-Athlete Kyle Cox (92) All-Tournament Team Gimel Lewis (04) Tremaine Perry (04) Rene Antee (99) Travis Blackwell (99) Tracy Hector (99)

Reggie Ellis

Larry Edwards

Tracy Hector

Gabriel Feagin

Harlem Ambassadors US PRO 2006

Apollon Limossal (CYP) 1999 Algodoneros (MEX) 2002

Azucareros Del Valle (Colombian BNL) 2006 Young Gunz (SEBL) 2008

Decatur Court Kings WBA 2006 Arkansas Impact PBL 2008

Rene Antee

Gimel Lewis

Basketligaen

LEB Gold League

Horsens IC (DEN) 2006-07 264 points- 17.6 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 3.4 apg, 15 games

Ciudad de La Laguna 2005-06 11.4 points, 8.4 reb, 24.7 min

Highs of 34 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists

Dennis Powell

Alerta Cantabria 2006-07 Regular Season Champs Plus Pujol Lleida 08-09 Faymasa Palencia 09-10

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Tenerife Rural 2007-08 130 pts, 122 reb, 62% fg

No.

Name

Pos.

Ht.

Yr.

Hometown

Dontae Amos

5’9

Lake Charles, LA

Spencer Duke

6’1

Pinson Valley, AL

Jason Sanchez

5’9

Miami, FL

Ryan Petty

5’10

Mobile, AL

Tyler Cole

6’2

Geraldine, AL

Marcus Polnett

5’10

Birmingham, AL

Donte Walker

6’4

Lake Charles, LA

Christian Salinas

6’3

Perth, Australia

Bentley Hylton

6’1

Westmoreland, Jamaica

Alex Tolbert

6’8

Mobile, AL

Ji Kimbrough

6’1

Mobile, AL

Dino Gutesa

6’7

Velika Gorica, Croatia

Brock Dockery

6’6

Bonifay, FL

Matthew Turner

6’9

Melbourne, Australia

Kevin Calloway

6’6

Lake Charles, LA

Jean Pierre Uwamahoro

6’11

Rwanda, Africa

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Aim of the SSAC - To promote the

SSAC West Auburn-Montgomery Belhaven University Faulkner University Loyola University University of Mobile Spring Hill College William Carey University

SSAC East Truett-McConnell Brewton-Parker Emmanuel Lee University Shorter University Southern Polytechnic Southern Wesleyan

Final 2009-10 SSAC Standings School

SSAC

Overall

“Southern States Showcase”

GB Home Away

Lee

12-2

.857

28-8

.778

13-2

11-4

Southern Poly

12-2

.857

29-6

.829

11-1

10-4

AUM

8-6

.571 14-13 .519 4.0

7-3

4-8

Emmanuel

7-7

.500 21-11 .656 5.0

13-3

8-7

Faulkner

6-8

.429 18-13 .581 6.0

11-5

6-7

Shorter

5-9

.357 17-13 .567 7.0

13-2

2-10

Southern Wesleyan 3-11

.214 13-15 .464 9.0

6-6

6-8

Brewton-Parker

3-11

.214

9-22

.290 9.0

7-7

2-14

Berry

0-0

.000

9-15

.375 5.0

8-4

1-11

Features 18 thirty-minute weekly episodes on SportSouth reaching more than 10 million households. The show will air three times weekly across six southeastern states. It will focus on the uniqueness and accomplishments of student-athletes, coaches, and other SSAC constituents from what has become one of the NAIA’s stronger conferences. Other aspects of the show include sports highlights and features on the member institutions. The show will run through the beginning of April. The weekly airtimes are Wednesdays at 6:00 P.M., Fridays at 3:30 P.M. and Sundays at 11:00 A.M. (all Eastern Standard Times).

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development of athletics as an integral part of the educational offerings of member institutions by means of democratic participation at the conference level. This aim shall be accomplished by means of the functioning of committees composed of representatives of those institutions which subscribe to and support athletic programs that shall culminate in truly democratic conference championship competition. The SSAC seeks membership only from accredited institutions that support this aim. The primary criteria for selection and encouragement of membership shall be educational emphasis.

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Donte

#20

Walker

Hometown: Lake Charles, LA Major: Business Administration Position: Guard Height: 6-4 Class: Senior High School: St. Louis Catholic Personal: Son of Helen Walker... Undecided upon a major... Enjoys playing games and hanging out with friends 2009-10: 1st-Team All-GCAC... Scored in double-figures in 21 of 28 games... Went for 20+ points in eight games... Season-high 28 points v. AUM after shooting 9-of13 from the floor and 9-of-10 from free throw line... Got to the free throw line 10+ times in six games... Double-doubles versus Life, Concordia-Selma and Spring Hill 2008-09: Scored 10+ points in 17 games... Season-high 24 points twice (both in GCAC)... Two double-doubles... Shot 50% or better in 16 games 2007-08: Walker came up big as a true freshman, appearing in all 32 games and earning 26 starts for the Rams... Scored 199 points, grabbed 115 rebounds and dished out 49 assists... Tallied 10+ points in 7 games, including 5 GCAC contests... Shot over 50% from the field in 12 contests... Recorded season-high 6 assists twice High School: St. Louis Catholic High School... Played basketball under Coach Butch Sigler... 4 year starter... 3 year All-District... 2 year All-Southwest... Avg 21 points and 10 rebounds... Street and Smith Preseason All-American Other: Favorite athlete is Kevin Garnett... Favorite foods are pizza and chicken spaghetti... Favorite TV show is “ESPN”... Can’t live without his family... Played for Southwest Louisiana Stars School GP MIN FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF R/G A UM (09-10) 28 29.6 142 312 .455 26 85 .306 124 166 .747 46 92 4.9 50 UM (08-09) 32 30.3 135 285 .474 23 75 .307 63 99 .636 60 111 5.3 51 UM (07-08) 32 25.1 77 171 .450 8 34 .235 37 64 .578 41 74 3.6 49 Totals 92 28.3 354 768 .461 57 194 .294 224 329 .681 147 277 4.6 150

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TO BL ST 58 10 35 57 12 40 51 8 19 166 30 94

P/G 15.5 11.1 6.2 10.75

#55 Kevin

Calloway

Personal: Son of Darlene Gauthreaux and Craig Arvey

Hometown: Lake Charles, LA Major: Athletic Training Position: Forward Height: 6-6 Class: Sophomore

2009-10: Played in all 28 games as a freshman... Scored in double-figures five times... Season-high 19 points and 10 rebounds versus Concordia Selma... 12 points and 10 rebounds versus Spring Hill... Highs of 5 steals and 2 blocks versus Belhaven High School: Attended Washington Marion High School... Played basketball under Coach Mack Guillory... District MVP... All

School GP MIN FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT UM (09-10) 28 15.2 62 116 .534 0 1 .000

Southwest... 1st-Team All-District... Team Captain... Team finished 2nd in the State Tournament his sophomore season... Averaged 15 points and 12 rebounds per game... Honorable Mention All-State Club: Louisiana Stars... Louisiana Shockaz Other: Favorite athlete is Allen Iverson... Favorite home-cooked meal is gumbo... Favorite TV show is “Fresh Prince of BelAir”... Can’t live without God

FT FTA PCT OFF DEF 27 41 .659 46 52

R/G 3.5

A 12

TO BL ST P/G 34 4 17 5.4

#44 Brock

Dockery

Personal: Son of Penny and Chuck Dockery... Enjoys basketball, working out and chilling

Hometown: Bonifay, FL Major: Athletic Training Position: Forward Height: 6-6 Class: Junior

2009-10: Scored in double figures in four games... Season-best 23 points and 13 rebounds versus Southeast Bible College... 18 points in finale versus William Carey... Shot 43% from 3-point range... 50% or better in 10 games from 3-point range 2008-09: Scored in double figures in 12 games... Season-high of 24 against William

School GP MIN FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT UM (09-10) 25 11.2 48 113 .425 32 72 .444 UM (08-09) 32 15.6 79 206 .383 43 119 .361

Carey... 3+ 3-pointers in seven games High School: Holmes County High School... Played basketball under Coach Po White... All-State during junior and senior seasons... Averaged 25.4 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists per game... Leading scorer in the Panhandle of Florida Other: Won the Florida 3-PT Shootout... Played for the Northwest Florida Sharks for 2006-07... Averaged 18 points per game

FT FTA PCT OFF DEF 15 25 .600 6 47 34 39 .872 22 73

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R/G 2.1 3.0

A 10 17

TO BL ST P/G 30 2 10 5.7 39 3 15 7.3

#4 Spencer

Duke

Personal: Son of Melissa and Alan Duke... Native of Pinson, AL... Minor is accounting... Enjoys basketball and baseball... Favorite athlete is Ray Allen

Hometown: Pinson Valley, AL Major: Business Position: Guard Height: 6-1 Class: Junior

2009-10: Started all 28 games for Mobile... Season-high 14 points versus SUNO and shot 5-of-5 from the floor... 5+ assists four times... Season-high 6 rebounds versus William Carey

High School: Pinson Valley... Played basketball under Coach Jay Satterfield... Played baseball under Coach Shelton Stalls

2008-09: Scored in double figures in five games... Season-high 14 points twice...

School GP MIN FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT UM (09-10) 28 23.0 41 116 .353 7 30 .233 UM (08-09) 21 21.6 45 105 .429 8 21 .381

#32 Ji

FT FTA PCT OFF DEF 50 80 .625 13 34 41 57 .719 8 17

A 56 18

TO BL ST P/G 57 2 29 5.0 40 1 19 6.6

2009-10: 1st-Team All-GCAC... GCAC Freshman of the Year... Scored 10+ points in 25 of 28 games... Went for 20+ 11 times... Season-high 39 points v. Belhaven... 13-of27 from the floor and 11-of-21 from the free throw line in the game... Averaged 18.5 points per game in conference play

Honorable Mention All-State... Averaged 24 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists... Scored 50 points versus Murphy Other: Chose Mobile over Samford, East Tennessee, Jacksonville University and Jacksonville State... Favorite athletes are Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan

High School: McGill-Toolen... Played basketball under Coach Phillip Murphy...

School GP MIN FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF UM (09-10) 28 26.5 153 342 .447 33 88 .375 117 185 .632 35 69

R/G 1.7 1.2

Kimbrough

Personal: Son of Sandy and Edward Kimbrough

Hometown: Mobile, AL Major: Business Position: Guard Height: 6-1 Class: Sophomore (RS)

Started 16 games... Season-high 3 assists versus Temple Baptist... Season-high 4 FTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s made four times... Take away on 0-5 v. Loyola from 3-point range and he made 8-of-16 on the season

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R/G 3.7

A 46

TO BL ST P/G 66 1 32 16.3

#12 Marcus

Polnett

Personal: Son of Francine Polnett 2009-10: Played in all 28 games for the Rams... Scored in double-figures three times... Season-high of 13 points v. AUM after hitting 6-of-7 from the free throw line... 4+ assists five times... Season-best 5 assists in finale v. William Carey

Hometown: Birmingham, AL Major: Accounting Position: Guard Height: 5-10 Class: Sophomore

2008-09... Averaged 12.3 points and 3 assists per game Other: Favorite athlete is Jeremy Pargo... Greatest athletic achievement was being named Defensive Player of the Year 2007 and 2008... Favorite home-cooked meal is spaghetti

High School: Attended Homewood High School... Played basketball under Coach Tim Shepler... Defensive MVP as a sophomore... All Over-The-Mountain and All Area in

School GP MIN FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT UM (09-10) 28 19.8 28 115 .243 11 43 .256

FT FTA PCT OFF DEF 42 73 .575 7 27

R/G 1.2

A 50

TO BL ST P/G 75 0 28 3.9

#45 Matthew

Turner

Personal: Son of Sheryal and Brendan Turner... Hobbies include basketball, video games and sleeping

Hometown: Melbourne, Australia Major: Education Position: Center Height: 6-9 Class: Junior

2009-10: Started 27 games... Scored over 10 points five times... Season-high 17 points v. Belhaven on 7-of-10 shooting from the field... Shot 60% from the floor... Shot 67% from the floor in conference play

High School: Elisabeth Murdoch College National: Played for Sandringham Sabres for 3 years... Averaged 16.5 points and 11 rebounds per game Other: Favorite athlete is Michael Jordan... Favorite home-cooked meal is roast lamb... Likes watching “Family Guy” and “Always Sunny in Philadelphia”

2008-09: Scored in double figures in five games... High of 14 points versus Life University... High of 7 rebounds three times

School GP MIN FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT UM (09-10) 27 13.6 58 96 .604 0 1 .000 UM (08-09) 32 14.2 66 115 .574 0 2 .000

FT FTA PCT OFF DEF 34 60 .567 36 50 32 59 .542 34 59

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R/G 3.2 2.9

A 7 19

TO BL ST P/G 45 9 10 5.6 36 9 7 5.1

Tyler

Dontae

#11 Cole

Amos

Hometown: Geraldine, AL Position: Guard Height: 6-2 Class: Sophomore

Hometown: Lake Charles, LA Position: Guard Height: 5-9 Class: Sophomore Personal: Son of Delilah Amos and Damon Dejean... Undecided upon a major Previous College: Bevill State Community College... Led conference in assists in 2008-09 High School: Washington Marion... Played basketball under Coach Mack Guillory... Played football under Coach John Jenkins, and played baseball... All-District in basketball 2007-08... All-District and All-State in football 2007-08 Other: Favorite athlete is Allen Iverson... Favorite home-cooked meal is gumbo... Favorite TV show is “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”... Can’t live without God and family

Personal: Son of Rhonda and Jeff Cole... Enjoys hanging out with friends, goofing off and church... History Education major... Coaching minor High School: Geraldine... Played basketball under Coach Cale Black... Football under Coach Tim Arnold... Team Captain in basketball... Wallace Guy O’brien Senior Award Other: Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant... Greatest athletic achievement was making it to Regionals as a junior... Favorite home-cooked meal is mom’s spaghetti... Favorite TV shows are “Sportscenter” and “Sports Nation”... Always has water in his fridge... Can’t live without God

Bentley

Dino

#24 Hylton

#35 Gutesa

Hometown: Westmoreland, Jamaica Position: Guard Height: 6-1 Class: Junior

Hometown: Velika Gorica, Croatia Position: Forward Height: 6-7 Class: Junior Personal: Son of Loreta and Goran Gutesa... Enjoys cooking, pool and ping-pong... Business major

Personal: Son of Inez Gayle... Enjoys playing basketball and watching TV... CIS major

Previous College: Dawson Community College

Previous College: Rainy River Community College

High School: Dawson County... Played basketball under Coach Wade Murphy... Ran cross country and track... Two-Time All-Conference in basketball... All-Star Team

High School: West Orange High... Played basketball under Coach Eric Jones

Club: KK-Gorica 1999-2004... KK-Zagreb, Mravi 2004-07 Other: Favorite athlete is Drazen Petrovic... Favorite home-cooked meal is pasta, pizza, gulaz and lazanje... Always has everything in his fridge

Other: Favorite athlete is Chris Paul... Greatest athletic achievement was going to the JUCO National Tournament... Favorite TV show is “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”... Always has sweet tea in the fridge... Can’t live without his family

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Christian

Ryan

#22 Salinas

#10 Petty

Hometown: Perth, Australia Position: Guard Height: 6-3 Class: Junior

Hometown: Mobile, AL Position: Guard Height: 5-10 Class: Sophomore Personal: Son of Johanna and Robert Petty Jr... Enjoys basketball, lifting weights, swimming and spending time with family and dog... Global Business major

Personal: Son of Jo-Anne and Marino Salinas... Enjoys hanging out with mates, the beach, eating and traveling... HPES major... Coaching minor

Previous College: Bishop State Community College... Southern Union State Community College

Previous College: Southeast Community College (NE)... Team Captain... Freshman of the Year... 2010 MVP... All-Region IX... AllConference

High School: W.P. Davidson... Played basketball under Coach Sean Smith... All-Tournament Player... All-Tournament Team Other: Favorite athlete is Stephan Curry... Greatest athletic achievement was scoring 27 points against high school rival McGill and Ji Kimbrough... Favorite home-cooked meal is spaghetti... Favorite TV show is “Martin”... Always has hot dogs in his fridge... Can’t live without his family, friends and dog

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Previous College: Miami Dade College... Ranked 5th in the nation... San Diego City College... Averaged 8 points and 6 assists High School: Played basketball under Coach Omar Cooper... Averaged 12 points and 8 assists... All-Dade... Played in Dade North and South All-Star Game... Played in the Dade v. Broward All-Star Game

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Club: Played for Team Florida AAU Other: Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant… Greatest athletic achievement was scoring 27 points to advance team to a District Championship

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The 2010-11 men’s basketball season will mark the University of Mobile’s first season in the Southern States Athletic Conference, and the Rams will enter the challenging league with a strong base of returning players.

“Amos is a quick, pesky defender, while Jason Sanchez has very good floor vision and is a good run-the-show point guard,” Niland said. “Salinas has a very high skill level and is a good shooter, Hylton averaged 18 points per game at Rainy River CC, and we expect Tyler and Ryan to add depth to our team.”

“We improved last year, and we expect a bigger improvement this year as we head into the tough SSAC,” Head Coach Joe Niland said. “It’s going to be a real challenge, but we have two All-Conference perimeter players returning and Matthew Turner has the potential to be one of the top big men in the league.” The season will open Nov. 1 at Tougaloo College, one of several tough non-conference challenges awaiting the Rams. “We are playing home-and-away against traditionally National Tournament level teams Xavier, Tougaloo and Life, and a very strong SUNO team,” Niland said. “That’s eight tough games right there.” Mobile will also face Southeastern University, who beat NCAA I affiliate Stetson, and play a pair of exhibition games against Nicholls State and South Alabama. Conference play will see the Rams battling in the SSAC West Division along with Loyola, Auburn-Montgomery, Belhaven, Faulkner, Spring Hill and William Carey. “There isn’t a break in the conference,” Niland said. “Four very tough teams came with us from the GCAC, and we are very familiar with Faulkner and AUM, having played home-and-away series with them over the years.” Leading Mobile into the slate of challenging contests will be a team centered around strong guard play, with some emerging post players hopefully providing the final piece to the puzzle. Returning on the perimeter are Spencer Duke (6-1, Jr., Pinson Valley, Ala.), Marcus Polnett (5-10, So., Birmingham, Ala.),

While guard play is key, it will take a strong post presence to take the team deep into the 2011 postseason.

Ji Kimbroug leads a group of talented guards heading into the 2010-11 season.

Donte Walker (6-4, Sr., Lake Charles, La.) and Ji Kimbrough (6-1, So., Mobile, Ala.). Walker, the team’s lone senior, is only 11 points shy of joining the 1,000-point club and was an All-GCAC selection last year. As a freshman in 2007-08, Walker was named GCAC Freshman of the Year and he was a starter on the last team to advance to the NAIA National Tournament. Kimbrough led the Rams with 16.3 points per game, including a 39-point outburst versus Belhaven, and joined Walker as an All-Conference selection. Duke and Polnett, meanwhile, were 1st and 2nd on the team in assists, and 3rd and 4th in steals, respectively. “Guard play is definitely the strong suit of this team,” Niland said. “I’m excited to see what Ji can do in his second year, and we fully expect Donte to step up in a big way as a senior.” Joining the vets in the backcourt are Dontae Amos (5-9, So., Lake Charles, La.), Jason Sanchez (5-9, Jr., Miami, Fla.), Ryan Petty (5-10, So., Mobile, Ala.), Tyler Cole (6-2, So., Geraldine, Ala.), Christian Salinas (6-3, Jr., Perth, Australia) and Bentley Hylton (6-1, Jr., Westmoreland, Jamaica).

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Returning post players are: Brock Dockery (6-6, Jr., Bonifay, Fla.), Matthew Turner (6-9, Jr., Melbourne, Australia) and Kevin Calloway (6-6, So., Lake Charles, La.). In 2009-10, the trio combined for 16.7 points and 8.8 rebounds per game, while Dockery hit 32-of-72 from three-point range. Turner shot 60% from the floor, while Calloway flashed his potential with double-doubles versus Auburn-Montgomery and Spring Hill. “We have to get consistent play inside,” Niland said. “We expect big contributions from Matt; Kevin had a good freshman year; and Brock is making the move to power forward, and we expect that to help him make a bigger contribution.” Joining that trio in the front court will be Alex Tolbert (6-8, Jr., Mobile, Ala.) and Dino Gutesa (6-7, Jr., Velika Gorica, Croatia). “Dino is a skilled big that can play either the power forward or center spot,” Niland said. “He helps solidify the post, while Alex brings some needed depth down low.” Fans will get 16 chances to see the Rams at home this season, with the home opener taking place Nov. 6 at 3 pm versus Vorhees College and Spring Hill visiting Jan. 27 at 7:30 pm.

Joe Espada Prior to the 2010 MLB season, Joe was named 3rd Base Coach for the Florida Marlins after previously serving as the minor league infield coordinator in their organization. He was formerly a hitting coach for the Greensboro Grasshoppers. Joe was a Texas League All-Star in 1999 with the Oakland A’s double-A affiliate after being drafted by the A’s in the 2nd round of the 1996 MLB Draft. He was also a Central League All-Star in 2004 and 2005. At Mobile, he set the record for the highest single-season batting average at .468 and was named 1st-Team NAIA All-American.

J.C. Romero Since being drafted in the 21st round of the 1997 MLB Amateur Draft, Romero has appeared in the big leagues with the Minnesota Twins, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Boston Red Sox and, most recently, the Philadelphia Phillies. In 2008, Romero helped the Phillies to the World Series Championship. He appeared in 8 playoff games, logging 7.1 scoreless innings, while fanning 7 batters and allowing only 2 hits. In the World Series, Romero picked up a pair of victories out of the bullpen, including the victory in the decisive game.

Malik Tabet Tabet played tennis at Mobile, earning NAIA All-American honors in 1997 and 1998. The Rams won the NAIA National Championship in 1997 and finished 2nd at the NAIA National Tournament in 1998. He graduated from Mobile in 1999 with a bachelor’s degree in foreign languages. Now, Tabet is head coach of Austin Peay State University’s men’s and women’s tennis teams. He previously coached at Indiana State University and was named Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year in 2005 and 2008.

Sarah Bailey Thomas Thomas made history on September 15, 2007 when she became the first female to serve as an official at a NCAA- Div I football game. She played for the University of Mobile basketball team from 199295 and found success on and off the court. The Walnut Grove, Miss., native helped the Lady Rams to the 1993 NAIA National Tournament and a 61-33 record in her three seasons. She was named a District 30 Scholar-Athlete and NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete in 1994-95.

Remi Roy Roy joined the New England Revolution of the MLS as goalkeepers coach in March of 2010. Prior to that, he spent 10 years as the assistant coach/goalkeepers coach for the University of Mobile men’s and women’s soccer teams. He played for Mobile from 1997-99, and in 1999 he was named NAIA All-American. Roy has also served as a player-coach in the USL and served as the Puerto Rico National Team’s goalkeeper coach in its preparations for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

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Bill Elder Dr. Bill Elder was the first coach of the University of Mobile men’s basketball team, and guided the team from 1986-96. In that time, Elder racked up a 232-103 record and took the Rams to the NAIA National Tournament in 1988 and 1994. He also served as athletic director at the school. Elder is now a published author as “All Guts and No Glory” was published by NewSouth Books in 2007. The book chronicles Elder’s experiences at Northeast Alabama Junior College during desegregation in the 1970s.

Saul Rivera Saul Rivera, who played at Mobile from 1997-98 was drafted in the 9th round of the 1998 MLB Amateur Draft by the Minnesota Twins. Rivera currently pitches for the Arizona Diamondbacks organization and has previously been a part of the Mets’, Brewers’, Nationals’ and Indians’ organizations. Rivera went 3-0 out of the bullpen in 2006 for the Nationals, while compiling a 3.43 ERA. In 2007, the righty picked up 4 wins, 3 saves and racked up 64 strikeouts with a 3.68 ERA. In 2008, he won 5 games, struck out 65, and collected a 3.96 ERA. He worked 38.1 innings in 2009 with a 1-3 record and 21 strikeouts.

All-Time UMobile National Championships 2006: The University of Mobile softball team went 51-2 on the season and won the program’s first-ever NAIA National Championship. Linden Jones was named NAIA Pitcher of the Year. Mayret Perez and Jones were named 1st-Team NAIA All-Americans. 2002: The University of Mobile men’s soccer team went 18-4-1 on the season and defeated Park University 2-1 to win the program’s first NAIA National Championship. Head Coach Peter Fuller was named NAIA Coach of the Year for the 3rd time. 1998: The University of Mobile women’s golf team won the NAIA National Championship. Head Coach Dr. Terry Hopper was named NAIA National Coach of the Year. Fiona Young was named NAIA All-American. 1997: The University of Mobile women’s soccer team went 24-0-0 and won the NAIA National Championship. Lady Rams beat Simon Fraser 2-1 in overtime to claim the title. Championship came one year after losing in the finals in a 5-overtime contest. Uwe Tittl was named NAIA Coach of the Year. 1997: The University of Mobile men’s golf team won the NAIA National Tournament. The Rams fired an 1152 to win by 30 strokes over Huntingdon (AL). The 72-hole tournament took place at the Tulsa Country Club in Tulsa, OK. 1997: The University of Mobile men’s tennis team won its 2nd NAIA National Championship, finishing with 7 more points than AUM. Fernando Ibarrola was named the Ward-Ballinger Outstanding Player and Derrick Racine was named Coach of the Year. 1994: The University of Mobile women’s tennis team went 25-2 and won the NAIA National Championship. Melissa Metcalfe and Anita Pearson won the NAIA Doubles Championship. Anna Moll, Marilla Andrade, Melissa Metcalfe and Anita Pearson named NAIA All-Americans. 1993: The University of Mobile men’s tennis team finished with 28 points to beat out Auburn-Montgomery and North Florida for the NAIA National Championship. Mattias Karlsson and Jacques Theron won the Doubles Championship for Mobile.

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Auburn Montgomery

Belhaven University

Parker

Selma

Location...............Montgomery, AL Enrollment................................5,555 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname............................Senators Colors..................Orange and Black Head Coach............Larry Chapman 2009-10 Conference Record..... 8-6 2009-10 Overall Record........ 14-13

Location........................Jackson, MS Enrollment................................2,951 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname...............................Blazers Colors.....................Green and Gold Head Coach..................Tom Kelsey 2009-10 Conference Record....12-6 2009-10 Overall Record.........24-10

Location................Mt. Vernon, GA Enrollment................................1050 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname...............................Barons Colors.........Navy Blue and Orange Head Coach...............John D. Jones 2009-10 Conference Record....3-11 2009-10 Overall Record...........9-22

Location...........................Selma, AL Enrollment................................N/A Affiliation.............................USCAA Conference..................Independent Nickname.............................Hornets Colors...................Green and White Head Coach.......... Derrick Hodges 2009-10 Conference Record...N/A 2009-10 Overall Record..........N/A

Life

Loyola

Faulkner

Brewton

Lee

Concordia

University

Location...............Montgomery, AL Enrollment.................................3200 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname................................Eagles Colors..Royal Blue, Black and Gray Head Coach..............Jim Sanderson 2009-10 Conference Record......6-8 2009-10 Overall Record.........18-13

Location....................Cleveland, TN Enrollment................................4,262 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname...............................Flames Colors................Maroon and White Head Coach.............Tommy Brown 2009-10 Conference Record....12-2 2009-10 Overall Record...........28-8

Location......................Marietta, GA Enrollment................................2000 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference..................Independent Nickname................Running Eagles Colors.....................Green and Gold Head Coach..................John Barrett 2009-10 Conference Record......2-1 2009-10 Overall Record.........20-12

Location..............New Orleans, LA Enrollment................................4500 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname...........................Wolfpack Colors..................Maroon and Gold Head Coach......Michael Giorlando 2009-10 Conference Record....5-13 2009-10 Overall Record.........13-17

Nicholls

Shorter

Southern Univ New Orleans Location..............New Orleans, LA Enrollment................................3141 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference.............................GCAC Nickname.............................Knights Colors...........Baby Blue and Yellow Head Coach.................Dale Valdery 2009-10 Conference Record....7-11 2009-10 Overall Record.........13-15

State

University

Southeastern University

Location....................Thibodaux, La Enrollment................................7,181 Affiliation............................NCAA I Conference.......................Southland Nickname............................Colonels Colors.........................Red and Gray Head Coach........................J.P. Piper 2009-10 Conference Record......1-9 2009-10 Overall Record.........11-19

Location..........................Rome, GA Enrollment................................2900 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname...............................Hawks Colors...........Royal Blue and White Head Coach................Chad Warner 2009-10 Conference Record......5-9 2009-10 Overall Record.........17-13

Location......................Lakeland, FL Enrollment................................3100 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference.............Sun Conference Nickname....................................Fire Colors............Black, Red and White Head Coach.................John Dunlap 2009-10 Conference Record...N/A 2009-10 Overall Record.........24-12

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South

Spring Hill

Texas

Tougaloo

Alabama

College

Location.........................Mobile, AL Enrollment..............................15,007 Affiliation............................NCAA-I Conference..........................Sun Belt Nickname...............................Jaguars Colors...............Blue, red, and white Head Coach..............Ronnie Arrow 2009-10 Conference Record....8-10 2009-10 Overall Record.........17-15

Location.........................Mobile, AL Enrollment................................1,504 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname.............................Badgers Colors...................Purple and White Head Coach......Robert Thompson 2009-10 Conference Record....8-10 2009-10 Overall Record.........15-14

Location.............................Tyler, TX Enrollment...................................755 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference............Red River South Nickname.................................Steers Colors....................Purple and Gold Head Coach....... Marquet Norfleet 2009-10 Conference Record....15-5 2009-10 Overall Record.........22-10

Location.....................Tougaloo, MS Enrollment...................................900 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference.............................GCAC Nickname............................Bulldogs Colors..Royal Blue and Scarlet Red Head Coach.......Lafayette Stribling 2009-10 Conference Record....12-6 2009-10 Overall Record...........22-9

Xavier Location..............New Orleans, LA Enrollment...............................3,394 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname........................Gold Rush Colors.....................Gold and White Head Coach.........Dannton Jackson 2009-10 Conference Record......9-9 2009-10 Overall Record.........18-13

Trinity

Vorhees Baptist

College

William Carey University

Location..................Jacksonville, FL Enrollment...................................333 Affiliation.......................NCCAA II Conference..................Independent Nickname................................Eagles Colors..Royal Blue and Light Gold Head Coach..................Pat Milligan 2009-10 Conference Record...N/A 2009-10 Overall Record..........N/A

Location......................Denmark, SC Enrollment..................................710 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference..................Independent Nickname................................Tigers Colors......................Blue and White Head Coach.........Michael Cheaney 2009-10 Conference Record...N/A 2009-10 Overall Record...........6-18

Location.................Hattiesburg, MS Enrollment................................3,223 Affiliation................................NAIA Conference...............................SSAC Nickname..........................Crusaders Colors............Red, black, and white Head Coach.................Steve Knight 2009-10 Conference Record....12-6 2009-10 Overall Record...........23-8

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Player

MIN

FGA

PCT

3PT

3PTA PCT

FTA

PCT

R/G

BLK

P/G

Lelund LeDay

7.1

.333

.000

2.0

1.0

Spencer Duke

23.0

116

.353

.233

.625

1.7

5.0

Hunter Lee

3.7

.273

.333

.000

0.2

1.3

Marcus Polnett

19.8

115

.243

.256

.575

1.2

Merlin Walker

7.1

.346

.316

.750

1.0

3.9

2.6

Donte Walker

29.7

142

312

.455

.306

124

166

.747

4.9

15.5

Treii Pace

16.6

.460

.333

.650

3.3

3.9

30 Broderick Johnson

2.3

.000

0.2

0.0

Ji Kimbrough

26.5

153

342

.447

.375

117

185

.632

Robert Golston

19.2

175

.474

.417

100

.680

3.7

16.3

136

7.3

9.0

Kevin Calloway

15.2

116

.534

.000

.659

3.5

5.4

Brock Dockery

11.3

113

.425

.444

.600

2.1

5.7

Matthew Turner

13.6

.604

.000

.567

3.2

5.6

Sasa Lazic

4.8

.450

.000

Ben Healey

16.0

.456

.292

.000

1.3

0.9

.619

3.8

4.6

124

TEAM

OFF DEF

University of Mobile

727

1651

.440

145

427

.340

541

830

.652

418

713

40.4

344

557

231

76.4

Opponents

633

1476

.429

140

410

.341

647

961

.673

262

609

31.1

284

529

143

237

73.3

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Date

Opponent

Score

Record

Leading Scorer

Leading Rebounder

Leading Assists

11/02/09

Trinity Baptist

94-49

1-0

(15) Walker, Kimbrough

(8) Healey, Pace

(3) Polnett

11/06/09

SE Bible College

97-77

2-0

(23) Dockery

(13) Dockery

(5) Duke

11/10/09

Faulkner University

75-72

3-0

(17) Kimbrough

(11) Golston

(4) Polnett

11/16/09

Life University

81-90

3-1

(27) Walker

(11) Walker

(3) Walker

11/19/09

Auburn-Montgomery

78-76

4-1

(28) Walker

(11) Golston

(3) Duke, Polnett

12/05/09

Concordia-Selma

99-80

5-1

(22) Kimbrough

(10) Walker, Calloway

(6) Walker

12/12/09

Auburn-Montgomery

66-76

5-2

(16) Dockery

(9) Golston

(2) Polnett, Walker

01/04/10

Faulkner University

65-59

6-2

(23) Walker

(9) Golston

(3) Walker, Polnett

01/07/10

Loyola University

79-82

6-3, 0-1

(24) Walker

(14) Golston

(6) Kimbrough

01/09/10

Dillard University

73-65

7-3, 1-1

(26) Kimbrough

(12) Golston

(3) Golston

01/14/10

Tougaloo College

74-89

7-4, 1-2

(21) Kimbrough

(7) Golston

(2) Walker

01/16/10

Belhaven College

69-80

7-5, 1-3

(17) Turner

(9) Turner

(4) Polnett

01/18/10

Life University

90-83

8-5

(27) Walker

(8) Walker

(5) Duke

01/21/10

Xavier University

59-53

9-5, 2-3

(13) Golston

(8) Golston

3 players with 2

01/23/10

LSUS

73-83

9-6, 2-4

(25) Walker

(6) Kimbrough

(5) Duke

01/25/10

William Carey

63-75

9-7, 2-5

(29) Kimbrough

(8) Golston

(3) Duke

01/28/10

SUNO

77-68

10-7, 3-5

(17) Walker

(9) Walker

(4) Polnett

01/30/10

Spring Hill College

75-58

11-7, 4-5

(24) Kimbrough

(11) Walker

(4) Walker

02/04/10

Tougaloo College

81-64

12-7, 5-5

(21) Kimbrough

(8) Golston

(9) Kimbrough

02/06/10

Loyola University

80-79

13-7, 6-5

(17) Golston

(12) Golston

(2) Golston, Pace

02/08/10

Dillard University

73-59

14-7, 7-5

(22) Kimbrough

(10) Pace

3 players with 3

02/11/10

SUNO

73-71

15-7, 8-5

(14) Turner

(9) Calloway

(4) Duke, Calloway

02/13/10

LSUS

77-88

15-8, 8-6

(20) Kimbrough

(8) Kimbrough

(4) Duke

02/18/10

William Carey

73-58

16-8, 9-6

(15) Calloway

3 players with 6

(4) Kimbrough

02/22/10

Xavier University

45-65

16-9, 9-7

(16) Walker

(4) Walker, Golston

(2) Polnett

02/25/10

Belhaven College

85-79

17-9, 10-7

(39) Kimbrough

(10) Golston

(3) Polnett

02/27/10

Spring Hill College

74-76

17-10, 10-8

(20) Kimbrough

(8) TEAM

(5) Duke

03/04/10

William Carey

92-99

17-11

(27) Walker

(15) Pace

(5) Polnett

L W L W

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“It’s always good to protect your homecourt, and we did that, but we struggled on the road, and that came back to bite us,” Niland said. “I think having 11 players that were freshmen or sophomores had something to do with that. We just weren’t as mentally tough as you need to be to win on the road.” Mobile started the season with a 6-2 record in non-conference play, including taking 3-of-4 from Faulkner and Auburn-Montgomery.

Donte Walker was named All-Conference in 2009-10.

The University of Mobile men’s basketball team finished the 2009-10 season with a 17-11 overall record and 10-8 record in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. The season was highlighted by a 68-64 victory at NCAA I Louisiana-Lafayette on Nov. 24, with heartbreak coming in the form of a 4-OT loss at William Carey University to end the season in the GCAC Quarterfinals. “We measure a season’s success by what you do in the postseason, and we came up short there,” Head Coach Joe Niland said. “The win over UL-Lafayette was definitely a big win for the program though. We had guys step up, take care of the ball better than they did, and win despite them getting 23 more free throw attempts.” Part of the reason that the Rams failed to reach nationals was road struggles. Mobile impressed at home with a 13-2 mark, but struggled to a 4-9 record in road games, including losing the last four away contests.

That strong start did not carry over into conference play, though, as Mobile started GCAC action with a 2-5 mark. Mixed into that stretch was a 90-83 nonconference win over Life University.

it going,” Niland said. “Our road woes really played a big part down the stretch when we were trying to position ourselves for a home game in the tournament.” Instead, Mobile was sent to William Carey, whom the Rams split with during the season. William Carey won 75-63 in Hattiesburg and Mobile won 73-58 at home. “It was an instant classic,” Niland said. “It was a really tough way to lose the season, but our guys showed remarkable heart, going toe-to-toe with William Carey despite having seven guys foul out.”

“We did really well against a tough nonconference slate, getting big wins against perennial national tournament contenders AUM, Faulkner and Life,” Niland said. “Unfortunately, for whatever reason, our play didn’t carry over into GCAC play.” Following back-to-back double-digit losses to LSU-Shreveport and William Carey, the Rams started a six-game winning streak. Mobile blasted rival Spring Hill 75-58 and beat Loyola and SUNO by a combined three points. Halting the streak was a road loss at always-tough LSU-Shreveport, as Mobile closed out the regular season going 2-3 after the winning streak. Ji Kimbrough poured in 39 points to lead the Rams past Belhaven in the home finale, while Mobile dropped a 76-74 game at rival Spring Hill to close out the regular season. “Once that winning streak starts, you almost begin to think you’re invincible, but it’s a stacked league and hard to keep

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Robert Golston scored 14 points in the win over Louisiana-Lafayette.

The season marked the final year in the GCAC for Mobile, while Kimbrough and Donte Walker were both honored for their play. Kimbrough was named GCAC Freshman of the Year, while Walker joined Kimbrough as a 1st-Team All-Conference selection.

Baseball: The Rams finished the season 20-34 overall and 13-21 in GCAC action. Season ended on day two of the GCAC Tournament versus Belhaven. Men’s Basketball: Rams finished 17-11 overall and 10-8 in GCAC play. Season ended with a four-over time loss to William Carey in the GCAC Quarterfinals. Ji Kimbrough was named GCAC Freshman of the Year, and was joined as a 1stTeam All-Conference member by Donte Walker. Defeated NCAA I Louisiana-Lafayette 68-64 on Nov. 24. Women’s Basketball: Lady Rams finished the year 17-12 overall and 9-9 in conference. Season ended at Loyola in the GCAC Quarterfinals. Alice Honnery was named 1st-Team All-GCAC. Set single-game blocks record with 12 and singleseason record with 135. Men’s Cross Country: UM men finished 5th at the GCAC Championship Meet. Josh Stodghill and Kaleb Heffner named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athletes. Women’s Cross Country: Lady Rams finished 6th at the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Championship Meet. Men’s Golf: Jacob Morgan won the 2010 individual GCAC Championship. Rams finished 2nd as a team. Season ended with a 4th-place finish at the NAIA Unaffiliated Play-In Round. Women’s Golf: Maegan Rice was named 1st-Team NAIA All-American and qualified for the NAIA National Tournament for the 4th-straight year. Taylor Lee was named a Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete. Rice finished 17th at nationals. She won the NAIA Unaffiliated Qualifier. Men’s Soccer: The Rams finished the year 9-11 and 3-2. Chris Dillon was named Honorable Mention NAIA All-American. Mobile qualified for nationals and fell 0-2 at Embry-Riddle in the Opening Round. Rams beat William Carey for the GCAC Championship and defeated Asbury College for the NAIA Unaffiliated Championship. Jason Williams, Dillon and Onesimus Ikungo were named All-GCAC. Women’s Soccer: The Lady Rams finished 10-10-1 and 2-2. Missy Stovall and Anna Maddox named Honorable Mention NAIA All-Americans. Season ended versus William Carey in the NAIA Unaffiliated championship game. Maddox, Stovall, Christy Lachappelle, Terri McCreadie and Ashley Lachappelle named 1st-Team All-GCAC. Olivia Maddox and Danielle Byrd named 2nd-Team All-GCAC. Softball: Finished 34-19 and 11-5. Eliminated by William Carey in the GCAC Tournament. Leslie Pickette, Kirstyn Joiner and Victoria Buie named All-GCAC. Men’s Tennis: Finished 10-6 and 6-4. Earned host bid to the NAIA National Tournament and fell in the 1st-Round 0-6 to Point Loma Nazarene. Jesus Urmeneta named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete. Women’s Tennis: Finished 17-6 and 10-4. Earned host bid to the National Tournament and fell 4-5 to Lewis-Clark State. Rachel Hartley and Jordin Wiggins named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete. Rachel Hartley, Claudia Borges and Nancey Machen named All-GCAC. Volleyball: Finished 26-13 and 10-0. Won the GCAC Championship and advanced to NAIA National Tournament. Defeated SCAD in NAIA Opening Round Match. Whitney Knight named 3rd-Team NAIA All-American and Paula Stilkey named Honorable Mention All-American. Knight also named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete and GCAC Player of the Year. Knight, Stilkey, Melody Tenney, Sarah Scott, Cassy Johnson and Blaire Fowler named 1st-Team All-GCAC. Jon Campbell named GCAC Coach of the Year.

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Baseball: Joe Espada (1995-96) Jay King (1999) Kory Melancon (2001) Kevin Orso (2009) Carlos Romero (2009) Softball: Charleste Vaughn (1990, 1993) Tonya Smith (1991) Ivy Dashkin (1991-92) Jennifer Hilliard (1993) Terri Chavis (1994, 1996, 1997) Katie Mahoney (1994-95) Melissa Thomas (1996-97) Coby Cashion (1996) Nikki Wilson (1997-98) Belinda Stein (1997) Sunny Russ (1997, 1999) Tiffany Genola (1998, 2002) Ronda Richardson (1999) Summer Powell (1999) Erin Hostrander (2001) Maria Soto (2003) Missy Passley (2003) Sylvia Bedgood (2003) Denisse Fuenmayor (2002-04) Kirby Baxter (2003-05) Meredith Tanner (2004-05) Brenda Box (2003-04) Stephanie Landrum (2004) Mayret Perez (2005-06) Evelyne Pare (2005) Linden Jones (2005-06) Angelica Yrigoyen (2006) Yaicey Sojo (2007-08) Anadys Suarez (2008) Jineth Pimentel (2008-09) Leslie Pickette (2009) Men’s Soccer: Dencho Vassilev (1992-93) Kirk Trotman (1992-94) Kevin Denerez (1994) Mickey Trotman (1994, 1996) Junior Noel (1995, 1997) Lee Chalmers (1995) Norman Dotch (1995) Glenn Benjamin (1996) Paul Oyuga (1997) Boniventure Maurti (1998-99) Matt Miller (1998-99) Chris Williams (2000, 2002) Remi Roy (1999) Adauto Neto (1999-01) Dominic Schell (1999) Ousmane Coulibaly (1999-01)

James Gledhill (2000, 2002) Steven Linpow (2001) Andrew Bayliss (2002) Jamie Ferguson (2002-03) Darren Toby (2003) Brady Bryant (2003) Tommy Sarkkinen (2003) Robert Ochan (2004) Andreas Rota (2004) Thomas Wharf (2007) Caetano Lima (2007) Ruben Diaz (2007-08) Adrian Rochofski (2007) Matt Watts (2007-08) Chris Dillon (2009) Women’s Soccer: Kellie Mitchell (1994) Irina Teneva (1994-95) Solveig Baadsvik (1995) Pam Byrne (1995-96) Nina Wathne (1996-97) Nina Ellingsen (1996) Sara Krupa (1996-97) Therese Lewis (1996) Astrid Vierdal (1997) Christina Werner (1997) Jackie Law (1997-98) Katherine Sund (1997) Lindsay Grant (1997-98) Vanessa Sims (1997-98) Carmie Landeen (1998) Danielle Small (1998) Tracy Mulligan (1998) Hedda Houghland (1998) Tina Froberg (1998) Ane Stangeland (2000) Alissa Leffler (2000) Elizabeth McGowan (2000) Silje Lunde (2000) Tammie Thornton (2000) Nadine McCorry (2001) Allison Miller (2002) Rose Clemensen (2003, 2006) Kelly Baltieri (2006) Terri McCreadie (2006, 08) Anna Maddox (2008-09) Missy Stovall (2009) Volleyball: Syretta Baldwin (2007) Whitney Knight (2007-09) Paula Stilkey (2008-09) Women’s Basketball: Bernadette Powe (1996-97) Edmarie Lumbsley (2001-02)

Shanelle Stallworth (2002) Kinga Rybarczyk (2005-06) Crystal Coston (2003-06) Danielle Goodly (2008-09) Men’s Basketball: Robert Jones (2007-08) Tremaine Perry (2004-05) Gimel Lewis (2005) Rene Antee (1999-00) Larry Edwards (1997) Eric Polite (1994) Dennis Powell (1994) Anderson Lignon (1989) Men’s Golf: Tim Brunson (1987-88) Rudy Mihelic (1987-88) Franklin Walley (1989) Mike Graham (1990) Keith Turner (1990-92) Mark Hall (1993) Phillip Nice (1997) Ewan Wilson (997) Tim Butler (1997) Peter Quigley (1997) Andrew Bayliss (2000-03) David Tuyo (2000) Graeme Brown (1998, 2001-02) Matt Drinkard (2006) Women’s Golf: Kathy Ziglo (1994-95) Fiona Young (1996-98) Maria Boivie (1997) Christine Clark (1997) Deanne Tolbird (2000) Maegan Rice (2007-08, 2010) Men’s Tennis: Andrew Batie (1992) Joakim Appelqvist (1992) Jacques Theron (1993-95) Mattias Karlsson (1993-94) Christer Fellwing (1993-94) Frank Chauzu (1993) Michael McMahon (1994-96, 98) Rickard Strom (1994-95) Timothy Smith (1995) Julien Chauvin (1995) Fernando Ibarrola (1995-98) Lasse Koskinen (1995) Jauffrey Faustini (1996) Dean Owen (1996) Gustavo Marcaccio (1996) Leif Meineke (1997-98) Malik Tabet (1997-98)

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Marcel Van Der Heide (1997-98) Roger Jung (1997) Joe Liberatore (1998) Women’s Tennis: Radina de la Pena (1989-91) Karina Macias (1989, 1991-92) Malin Lundin (1991-92) Joanne Crothers (1992) Christiana Rodriguez (1992) Petra Thuresson (1992) Marilla Andrade (1993-94) Anna Larsheim (1993) Cecilia Robles (1993) Melissa Metcalfe (1993-94) Marina Nyman (1994-97) Anna Moll (1994) Anita Pearson (1994) Marine Franchot (1995-97) Isabella Listowska (1995-97) Cassandra Mavin (1995, 1997) Martine Van der Bijl (1995) Ingrid Van Gelder (1995) Manon Buskens (1996) Martina Kopacova (1997) Sandra Groschwitz (1997-98) Tania Kovatchka (1998) Andreea Petrisor (1998) Martina Rodriguez (1998) Josy Soares (2006) Men’s Cross Country: Musa Kimeli (2003) Women’s Cross Country: Ivana Skladana (1995) Petra Staskova (1995) Zola Davis (1998) Outdoor Track & Field (M): Keith Melanson (1994) Gus Ibarra (1995) Josh Ginsburg (2000) Outdoor Track & Field (W): Ivana Skladana (1993) Petra Staskova (1996, 1998) Zola Davis (1999) Indoor Track & Field (W): Ivana Skladana (1995-96) Summer Hutcheson (1999)

2,000-Point Club 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Rene Antee

2000-05 1996-00

2,144 2,040

1,500-Point Club 3. Larry Edwards

1993-97

1,763

1,000-Point Club 4. Gabe Feagin 5. Larry Burgess 6. Gimel Lewis 7. Travis Blackwell 8. Kalili Stallworth 9. Walter Fitzgerald 10. Robert Moman 11. Dennis Powell 12. Chad Applin 13. Robert Jones 14. Steve Pellan 15. Seluynn Palmer

2001-05 2000-05 2001-05 1997-00 1996-00 2005-07 1998-02 1990-94 1991-95 2005-07 2004-07 2000-04

1,412 1,406 1,388 1,318 1,288 1,287 1,235 1,232 1,120 1,100 1,036 1,033

Rebounds 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Gimel Lewis 3. Robert Moman 4. Steve Pellan 5. Delvin Powell 6. Dennis Powell 7. Gabe Feagin 8. Robert Jones 9. Rene Antee 10. Robin Gonzalez

2000-05 2001-05 1998-02 2004-07 1997-00 1990-94 2001-05 2005-07 1996-00 1995-98

878 874 727 600 593 542 531 492 472 454

Field Goals Made 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Rene Antee 3. Larry Edwards 4. Gimel Lewis 5. Walter Fitzgerald

2000-05 1996-00 1993-97 2001-05 2005-07

801 732 593 519 512

Field Goals Attempted 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Rene Antee 3. Larry Edwards 4. Larry Burgess 5. Gabe Feagin

2000-05 1996-00 1993-97 2000-05 2001-05

1,672 1,564 1,363 1,081 1,043

FG Percentage (Min. 50 Made) 1. Anderson Ligon 1987-89 2. Robert Lewis 1987-89 3. Gimel Lewis 2001-05 4. Marcus Caster 1993-97 5. John Major 1988-90

.653 .639 .597 .592 .585

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Kalili Stallworth 1996-00 2. Rene Antee 1996-00 3. Larry Burgess 2001-05 4. Larry Edwards 1993-97 5. Seluynn Palmer 2000-04

251 194 190 189 183

Three Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Kalili Stallworth 1996-00 2. Larry Burgess 2001-05 3. Larry Edwards 1993-97 4. Rene Antee 1996-00 5. Seluynn Palmer 2000-04

592 541 530 504 496

Three Point FG Percentage (50+ Made) 1. Herman Scott 1996-98 .464 2. Kalili Stallworth 1996-00 .421 3. Felix Taylor 1995-97 .414 4 Chad Applin 1991-95 .398 5. Jason Roeder 1994-96 .386 Free Throws Made 1. Gabe Feagin 2. Tramaine Perry 3. Larry Edwards 4. Rene Antee 5. Robert Moman

2001-05 2000-05 1993-97 1996-00 1998-02

409 392 386 383 382

Free Throws Attempted 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Gabe Feagin 3. Gimel Lewis 4. Rene Antee 5. Robert Moman

2000-05 2001-05 2001-05 1996-00 1998-02

636 599 594 550 546

Blocked Shots 1. Gimel Lewis 2. Tracy Hector 3. Steve Pellan 4. David Ramey 5. Cortez Dunn 6. Randy Jordan

2001-05 1997-99 2004-07 1990-92 1992-94 2002-06

229 65 63 58 57 53

Games Played 1. Tramaine Perry 2. Gabe Feagin 3. Rene Antee 4. Robert Moman 5. Gimel Lewis

2000-05 2001-05 1996-00 1998-02 2001-05

142 139 138 137 136

Single-Season Most Points Scored Single Season 665 Rene Antee 1998-99 Highest Scoring Average 19.8 Rene Antee 1999-00 Most Field Goals Scored 245 Rene Antee 1998-99 Most Field Goals Attempted 476 Larry Edwards 1996-97 Highest Field Goal Percentage .675 Anderson Ligon 1987-88 Most Free Throws Made 169 Tracy Hector 1997-98 Most Free Throws Attempted 268 Tracy Hector 1997-98

Free Throw Percentage 1. Jason Roeder 2. Tracy Tanner 3. Kelly Small 4. Jeff Thompson 5. Lloyd Savage

1994-96 1986-88 1989-91 1987-88 2000-01

.873 .863 .841 .830 .821

Assists 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Travis Blackwell Rene Antee Gabe Feagin Nate Houston Derrell Moreaux

1997-00 1996-00 2001-05 1994-96 2005-09

608 579 552 328 319

Steals 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Tramaine Perry Travis Blackwell Gabe Feagin Rene Antee Chris Bolden

2000-05 1997-00 2001-05 1996-00 2002-06

262 240 220 218 200

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Highest FT Percentage .880 Jason Roeder 1995-96 Most Three-Point FG Made 105 Kalili Stallworth 1998-99 Most Three-Point FG Attempted 238 Kalili Stallworth 1998-99 Highest Three-Point FG % .486 Herman Scott 1997-98 Most Rebounds 277 Gimel Lewis

2003-04

Highest Rebound Average 8.2 Robert Jones 2007-08

Most Assists Single Season 297 Travis Blackwell 1998-99 Highest Assist Average Single Season 7.5 Nate Houston 1994-95 Most Blocked Shots Single Season 90 Gimel Lewis 2003-04 Most Steals Single Season 109 Travis Blackwell 1998-99 Most Personal Fouls Single Season 112 Chris Bolden 2003-04 Single-Game Most Points Scored 46 Tramaine Perry vs. Wesley College Most Field Goals Scored 18 Tramaine Perry vs. Wesley College

Dec. 6, 2004

Most Field Goals Attempted 27 Ji Kimbrough vs. Belhaven University Feb. 25, 2010

Most Three-Point FG Made 8 Larry Edwards vs. Talladega College Dec. 20, 1996

Most Assists Single Game 15 Nate Houston vs. Central Methodist

Most Three-Point FG Att 13 Larry Edwards vs. Talladega College

Most Blocked Shots Single Game 6 Gimel Lewis vs. S. Polytechnic Univ. March 27, 2004 6 Tracy Hector vs. Pensacola Christian Nov. 10, 1997

Most Free Throws Made 15 Derrell Moreaux vs. Auburn-Montgomery 15 Gabe Feagin vs. Alice Lloyd College 15 Adam Thomas vs. Stillman College

Dec. 20, 1996

Jan. 19, 2009

Jan. 3, 1995

Most Points Scored Single Game vs. Concordia College (Nov. 12, 1994)

136

Fewest Points Scored Single Game vs. Spring Hill College (Feb. 23, 2002)

Most Points Allowed Single Game vs. Campbellsville (Jan. 3, 1991)

123

Dec. 19, 2003 Dec. 17, 1994

Most Free Throws Attempted 21 Ji Kimbrough vs. Belhaven University Feb. 25, 2010 Most Rebounds 17 Robert Jones vs. Tougaloo College Jan. 5, 2008 17 Robert Moman vs. SUNO Jan. 11, 2001 17 Tramaine Perry vs. Oklahoma City University Mar. 16, 2005

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Fewest Points Allowed Single Game vs. Wesley College (Nov. 5, 2004)

Pts Scored Single Game (Combined) 230 UM (136) Concordia (94) (Nov. 12, 1994) Fewest Pts Single Game (Combined) 80 UM (43) Tenn. Temple (37) (Feb. 19, 1988)

Most Victories

1998-99

Lowest Field Goal % Allowed

.412

2002-03

Most Losses

1990-91

Most Free Throws Made

692

1998-99

Most Games Played

1998-99

Most Free Throws Attempted

1,016

1998-99

Most Points Scored

3,409

1998-99

Highest Free Throw %

.717

1999-00

Fewest Points Scored

2,105

2000-01

Lowest Free Throw %

.623

2002-03

Most Points Allowed

2,682

1998-99

Most 3PT Field Goals Made

249

1998-99

Fewest Points Allowed

1,926

2005-06

Fewest 3PT Field Goals Made

1986-87

Highest Game Average

85.9

1994-95

Most 3PT Field Goals Attempted

729

2004-05

Lowest Game Average

68.3

1986-87

Fewest 3PT Field Goals Attempted 90

1986-87

Highest Game Average Allowed

78.1

1994-95

Highest 3PT Field Goal %

42.7%

1987-88

Lowest Game Average Allowed

60.3

1987-88

Lowest 3PT Field Goal %

29.1%

1992-93

Most Field Goals Made

1,235

1998-99

Highest 3PT Field Goal % Allowed 38.7%

2005-06

Most Field Goals Attempted

2,510

1998-99

Lowest 3PT Field Goal % Allowed 30.2%

2003-04

Highest Field Goal %

.533

1987-88

Most Rebounds

1,462

2003-04

Lowest Field Goal %

.440

2009-10

Most Assists

834

1998-99

Most Field Goals Allowed

990

1998-99

Most Steals

501

1992-93

Fewest Field Goals Allowed

644

2005-06

Most Fouls

850

2003-04

Highest Field Goal % Allowed

.490

1995-96

Most Blocked Shots

410

1990-91

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2008-09: Finished the season with a 16-16 overall record and 6-12 mark in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action. Upset No. 1 seed Tougaloo College to advance to GCAC Tournament Semifinals before falling to Spring Hill College. 2007-08: Finished the season with a 22-10 overall record and 15-3 ledger in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play. Lost to Xavier in the GCAC Tournament Semifinals, but received an at-large bid to the NAIA National Tournament. The Rams lost to Trevecca Nazarane 67-58 in the 1st-round. Robert Jones was named a 3rd-Team NAIA All-American after averaging 19 points and 18 rebounds. Jones and Walter Fitzgerald were named to the All-GCAC Team, while Donte Walker was named GCAC Freshman of the Year. 2006-07: Finished 19-14 overall, with a 10-8 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Record. Lost to LSU-Shreveport in the GCAC Championship Game. Walter Fitzgerald was named 1st Team All-GCAC and Trey Rubin was named GCAC Freshman of the Year. 2005-2006: Finished 22-8 overall, with a 11-3 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Record. Finished second behind LSU-Shreveport in the regular season GCAC standings and were ousted in the first round of the conference tourney at the hands of Loyola 68-66. Mobile finished the season ranked #23 in the top 25 poll, behind only LSU-Shreveport (2) and Spring Hill (16) out of the GCAC. Lost in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament. 2004-2005: Finished the season with a 30-6 overall record. Finished as the regular season co-champions along with LSU-Shreveport. Repeated as the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament champions. Lost to Oklahoma City University in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament. 2003-2004: Finished the season with a 29-10 overall record. Finished as regular season Co-Champions of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 13-5 record in conference action. Won the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament for the first time in school history defeating Southern University-New Orleans 59-56 in the championship game. Advanced to the Final Four of the NAIA National Tournament falling to Concordia University in the National Championship Semi-final. Gimel Lewis, Tramaine Perry and Gabe Feagin were all named to the Gulf Coast Athletic All-Tournament Team and Lewis was named Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament MVP. In addition, Perry and Lewis were named to the NAIA National All-Tournament Team. 2002-2003: Finished the season with a 19-13 overall record. Finished in fifth place in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play after posting an 8-8 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the conference tournament to Xavier University. 2001-2002: Finished the season with a 18-15 overall record. Finished in fifth place in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play after posting an 8-8 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to Dillard University. 2000-2001: Finished the season with a 15-15 overall record. Finished the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season with a 7-9 conference record. Lost in the first round of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to William Carey College. 1999-2000: Joe Niland named as the new head coach. Finished the season with a 24-10 overall record. Finished the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference season with a 15-3 conference record. Ranked as high as 4th in the NAIA National Poll. Lost in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Championship Game to Southern UniversityNew Orleans. Lost in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament to Lindsey Wilson College. 1998-1999: Finished the season with a 34-6 overall record. Won the regular season Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Championship with a 16-2 mark in conference action. Lost in the Championship Game of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to Spring Hill College. Lost in the NAIA National Tournament Championship Game to Life University. 1997-1998: Finished the season with a 27-9 overall record. Finished as regular season Co-Champions of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference with a 15-3 record in conference action. Advanced to the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament Championship game before losing to Southern University New Orleans. Lost in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament to Transylvania. Scott Sanderson named GCAC Coach of the Year. 1996-1997: Scott Sanderson named as the new head coach. Finished the season with a 23-10 overall record. Finished in second place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference with a 12-6 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the conference tournament to William Carey College. 1995-1996: Finished the season with a 21-12 overall record. Finished in seventh place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 9-9 record in GCAC action. Lost in the first round of the conference tournament to Spring Hill. 1994-1995: Finished the season with a 21-13 overall record. Finished in sixth place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 7-9 record in conference action. Won the University of Mobile Tip-Off Tournament, Embry-Riddle University Invitational Tournament and the University of Mobile Gulf Coast Classic. Lost in the semi-finals of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to Dillard University. Head Coach Dr. Bill Elder elected to the NAIA Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame. Chad Applin and Adam Thomas named to the All-GCAC Team. 1993-1994: Finished the season with a 32-3 overall record. Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season champions. Became the first team in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference history to go undefeated (16-0) in conference action. Finished the regular season with the best regular season record (31-1) and the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s longest winning streak (26). Ranked third in the final NAIA National regular season poll. Lost in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament to Spring Hill College. Lost in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament to Midwestern State. Eric Polite and Dennis Powell named NAIA Honorable Mention All-American Players. Coach Bill Elder named Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.

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1992-1993: Finished the season with a 23-11 overall record. Finished in fourth place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting an 8-8 record in conference action. Lost to Spring Hill College in round two of the District 30 Tournament. Dennis Powell named to the Gulf Coast Athletic All-Conference Team and the NAIA All-District 30 Team. 1991-1992: Finished the season with a 22-11 overall record. Finished third in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 10-6 record in conference action. Lost to Xavier University in the second round of the District 30 Tournament. Kyle Cox named a NAIA Academic AA. 1990-1991: Finished the season with a 15-17 overall record. Finished in second place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 10-6 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the District 30 Tournament to Dillard University. 1989-1990: Finished the season with a 21-12 overall record. Finished second in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting an 11-5 record in conference action. Lost in the first round of the District 30 Tournament to Dillard University. 1988-1989: Finished the season with a 28-7 overall record. Won the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season championship by posting a 13-3 record in conference action. Ranked 15th in the nation in the final NAIA poll. Lost in the first round of the District 30 Tournament to William Carey College. Anderson Lignon named as a NAIA All-American Honorable Mention. 1987-1988: Finished the season with a 31-3 overall record. Won the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular season championship by posting a near perfect 15-1 record in conference action. Ranked 12th in the nation in the final NAIA poll. Defeated Louisiana College 61-60 to win the District 30 Tournament. Lost to Dordt College in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament. Dr. Bill Elder named Gulf Coast Athletic Conference and District 30 Coach of the Year. 1986-1987: Dr. Bill Elder named as the first head coach of the University of Mobile menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball program. Finished the season with a 18-14 overall record. Finished third in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference after posting a 9-7 record in conference action. Lost to Xavier University in the first round of the District 30 Tournament.

Alabama-Huntsville, University 1-1 Alabama State University 1-0 Alice Loyd College 1-0 Allen University 1-0 Anderson University 1-0 Arkansas Tech University 2-0 Athens State College 0-2 Atlanta Christian College 2-0 Auburn Univ-Montgomery 9-14 Azusa Pacific University 1-0 Baptist Christian College 7-0 Belhaven College 37-7 Berry College 1-1 Biola University 1-0 Birmingham-Southern Univ 2-2 Brewton-Parker College 2-1 Bryan College 1-0 Campbellsville College 0-3 Central Arkansas, University of 0-1 Central Baptist College 1-0 Central Methodist College 1-0 Cincinnati Christian College 1-0 Claflin University 1-0 Clayton CSU 1-1 Clearwater Christian College 6-0 College of the Ozarks 1-0 College of West Virginia 1-0 Concordia College 6-0 Concordia University 0-1 Covenant College 1-0 Culver-Stockton College 1-0 Daemen College 1-0 Dakota Wesleyan University 1-0 Dallas Christian College 1-0

Dallas, University of Dillard University Dordt College Earl Paulk Institute Edward Waters College Embry-Riddle University Emmanuel College Faith Baptist College Faulkner University Flagler College Florida Christian College Florida Memorial College Fontbonne College Freed-Hardeman Geneva College Georgia Southwestern Univ Graceland University Huston-Tillotson College Jarvis Christian College Jimmy Swaggart College Kennesaw College Kentucky Christian College LaGrange College Lane College Lee University Lemoyne-Owen College Life University Lindsey Wilson College Louisiana College Louisiana Christian College Louisiana-Lafayette, Univ. of Louisiana State-Shreveport Loyola Univ.-New Orleans Lyon College

1-0 38-15 0-1 1-1 1-1 2-0 2-0 2-0 21-21 2-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-0 5-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-5 0-2 24-7 10-1 0-1 3-12 29-6 3-0

Martin Methodist 1-0 McNeese State University 0-1 Mesa State University 0-1 Methodist College 1-0 Mid-America Nazarene Univ. 1-0 Midwestern State University 0-1 Miles College 3-0 Molloy College 1-0 Montevallo, University of 6-7 Montreat 1-0 Morris Brown College 1-0 New England, University of 1-0 Nicholls State University 0-1 North Alabama, University of 0-1 Northwestern Oklahoma Univ. 1-0 Oakwood College 2-0 Ohio Southern University 1-0 Oklahoma Baptist College 0-1 Oklahoma City University 1-2 Olivet Nazarene University 1-1 Palm Beach Atlantic University 3-1 Paul Quinn College 2-0 Pensacola Christian College 11-0 Philander Smith College 2-0 Piedmont Bible College 1-0 Pikeville College 1-1 Purdue University-North Central 1-0 Quincy University 0-1 Reinhardt College 3-0 Rice University 0-1 Robert Morris College 1-0 Rochester College 1-0 Rust College 1-0 Selma University 12-0

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Southeastern College 2-0 Southern Polytechnic University 1-0 Southern Univ.-New Orleans 36-15 Southern Tech University 2-0 Spring Hill College 30-28 St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s University 0-1 Stillman College 9-0 Sue Bennett College 1-0 Talladega College 14-3 Tampa, University of 0-1 Tennessee Temple University 6-1 Texas College 5-0 Thomas College 2-0 Tougaloo College 40-10 Transylvania University 0-1 Trevecca Nazarene University 0-2 Trinity Baptist College 8-0 Trinity College 1-0 Troy State University 0-1 Union College 1-0 Union University 1-1 Warner Southern College 3-0 Webber College 2-0 Wesley College 6-0 Western State College 1-0 West Florida, University of 1-1 West Georgia State University 0-1 Westmont College 1-0 Wiley College 1-0 William Carey University 31-27 World Harvest Bible College 1-0 Xavier University 26-26

1986-87 18-14, 9-7 GCAC L Talladega College W LaGrange College L Faulkner University W Pensacola Christian L Montevallo W Faulkner University W Tennessee Temple W Piedmont Bible W LaGrange College W Pensacola Christian L Faulkner University W Stillman College L Kennesaw College L LaGrange College L SUNO W Montevallo L Xavier University W Louisiana College W Belhaven College W Dillard University L William Carey W Tougaloo College L Spring Hill College L Xavier University L Louisiana College W Belhaven College W SUNO W Dillard University L William Carey W Tougaloo College W Spring Hill College District 30 Tournament L Xavier University

64-61 79-61 73-68 92-46 48-45 67-53 64-56 91-48 78-58 87-53 73-64 72-59 70-58 67-63 81-73 54-51 71-61 59-46 72-54 64-57 76-61 54-49 59-56 75-71 74-64 78-75 86-70 60-58 75-60 66-54 76-74 92-81

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