2013-14 Basketball Guide
2013-14 NCAC DIRECTORY President..................................Dr. Grant H. Cornwell, President The College of Wooster Vice President.................................................Marvin Krislov, JD Oberlin College
Web Site....................................................www.northcoast.org Affiliation...........................................................NCAA Division III Founded.............................................................. February, 1983
Executive Director.............................. Keri Alexander Luchowski
Championship Sports.............................23 (11 men, 12 women)
Assistant Executive Director....................................Bret Billhardt
Intercollegiate Officiating Association................... 440/871-8100
Assistant Executive Director................................Russell Kramer
Baseball................................................................ Rich Fetchiet
Legal Counsel........................................................Dennis Butler
Basketball (Men).............................................................. Bill Ek
Accountant......................................................................Jim Loy
Basketball (Women)..................................................Diane Plas
Mailing Address................................................. P. O. Box 16679 Cleveland, Ohio 44116
Cross Country/Track.................................................. Marv Frye
Street Address.................815 Crocker Road, Building B, Suite 5 Westlake, Ohio 44145
Field Hockey..........................................................Candis Parry Football......................................................................Andy Pfaff
Phone.................................................................... 440/871-8100
Softball.................................................................. John DeLuca
Fax........................................................................ 440/871-4221
Tennis................................................................. Don Hunsinger
E-Mail..................................................... ncac@northcoast.org
Volleyball...................................................................Diane Plas
2013-14 NCAC Presidents’ Council PRESIDENT JAMES H. MULLEN, JR. Allegheny College
PRESIDENT LAURIE M. JOYNER Wittenberg University
PRESIDENT ADAM S. WEINBERG Denison University
PRESIDENT GRANT H. CORNWELL The College of Wooster
PRESIDENT BRIAN W. CASEY DePauw University
EARL KISSELL Hiram College Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives
PRESIDENT THOMAS V. CHEMA Hiram College PRESIDENT SEAN M. DECATUR Kenyon College PRESIDENT MARVIN KRISLOV Oberlin College PRESIDENT ROCKWELL“ROCK” JONES Ohio Wesleyan University PRESIDENT GREGORY D. HESS Wabash College
ROGER INGLES Ohio Wesleyan University Co-Chair, Athletic Directors SONYA McKAY Denison University Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives BRENDA MEESE The College of Wooster Co-Chair, Athletic Directors KERI ALEXANDER LUCHOWSKI Executive Director
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2013-14 North Coast Athletic Conference Basketball Media Guide Contents
Click topic to access page About the NCAC.................................... 3 Allegheny men..................................... 27 Allegheny women.................................. 6 All-NCAC 2012-13 - men..................... 40 All-NCAC 2012-13 - women................ 18 Al Van Wie Award................................ 52 Career Stat Leaders - men.................. 39 Career Stat Leaders - women............. 17 Coaches of the Year - M&W................ 49 Denison men....................................... 28 Denison women..................................... 7 DePauw women.................................... 8 DePauw men....................................... 29 First Team, all-time - men.................... 40 First Team, all-time - women............... 18 Hiram men........................................... 30 Hiram women........................................ 9 Kenyon men........................................ 31
Kenyon women.................................... 10 Nan Nichols Award.............................. 52 NCAC Coaches’ Polls 13-14................. 4 Newcomers of the Year - M&W........... 48 Oberlin men......................................... 32 Oberlin women.....................................11 Ohio Wesleyan men............................ 33 Ohio Wesleyan women........................ 12 Players of the Year - M&W.................. 48 D3hoops.com National Polls............... 53 Records - men..................................... 38 Records - women................................ 16 Records, Tournament - M&W.............. 50 Schedule. 2013-14 composite men................................................. 37 women............................................. 15 Standings, all-time - men................ 42-43 Standings. all-time - women........... 20-21
Stat leaders, yr. by yr. - m............... 44-45 Stat leaders, yr. by yr. - w............... 22-23 Statistics, 2012-13 - men..................... 41 Statistics, 2012-13 - women................ 19 Tournament, 2013 NCAC.................... 51 Tournament Championship Game Results - m & w................... 52 Tournament MVPs - m & w.................. 52 Tournament W-L Records, all-time men & women.................................. 51 Wabash men....................................... 34 Wittenberg men................................... 35 Wittenberg women.............................. 13 Won-Loss Records, all-time men & women.................................. 49 Wooster men....................................... 36 Wooster women................................... 14
Welcome to the 30th edition of the North Coast Athletic Conference basektball media guide. On each school’s team page: [Click on the school logo to reach the institution’s home page. [Click on the head coach’s name to be directed to his/her on-line biography. [Click on the email next to each Sports Information Director’s and Head Coach’s name to email that person directly. [Active links throughout the book are listed in green. [Click on Facebook and Twitter icons to access school and conference accounts with those services. On the table of contents, click a topic to be redirected to the page which contains that information. We look forward to working with you during the 2013-14 campaign.
NCAC Basketball Websites ALLEGHENY BASKETBALL: M - W
OBERLIN BASKETBALL: M - W
DENISON BASKETBALL: M - W
OHIO WESLEYAN BASKETBALL: M - W
DEPAUW BASKETBALL: M - W
WABASH BASKETBALL: M
HIRAM BASKETBALL: M - W
WITTENBERG BASKETBALL: M - W
KENYON BASKETBALL: M - W
WOOSTER BASKETBALL: M - W
NCAC BASKETBALL WEBSITES: Men - Women
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * DEPAUW UNIVERSITY * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER
Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Consisting of 10 academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Allegheny College, Denison University, DePauw University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University, The College of Wooster, along with affiliate member Earlham College — the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards. Significantly, all 10 NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 280 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so honored. A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division III, the NCAC features championship competition in 23 sports — 11 for men and 12 for women. The 12 women's sports are among the most offered by any Division III conference, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and women’s athletics is just one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart. The goals of the conference express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together a group of institutions which share a common allegiance to academic quality and to the conduct of athletics so as to support the educational purpose. Mason Espinosa, Ohio Wesleyan
Intercollegiate athletics can and should complement academic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should enhance the experience of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic commitment has been led by the nine school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the conference. Fourty-eight teams from all 23 North Coast sports competed in the NCAA postAli Ross, DePauw season during the 2012-13 academic year. The NCAC added another NCAA Division III swimming championship as Kenyon claimed the men’s title for the 32nd time in program history. In addition, the DePauw women’s basketball team raised the Walnut & Broze trophy for the second time in program history, making them the only women’s basketball team in conference history to win a women’s basketball national title. Conference members have accumulated 66 national championships since the league was formed in February of 1983. In the past academic year, 221 All-America or Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America certificates were distributed to student-athletes from North Coast schools. The NCAC's commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excellence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.
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NCAC COACHES’ POLL DEPAUW WOMEN & WOOSTER MEN PREDICTED TO REPEAT AS NCAC CHAMPIONS The DePauw women and Wooster men were tabbed to repeat as league champions in the 2013 North Coast Athletic Conference preseason basketball polls, based on balloting from league coaches. DePauw, which is the defending NCAA Division III National Champion, took eight of the possible nine first-place votes cast by league coaches for 79 total points. Wittenberg was second in the poll with 64 points, while Kenyon landed in the third position with 63 points after earning the final first-place vote. Allegheny was fifth with 58 points, followed by Ohio Wesleyan (42), Oberlin (25), Hiram (18) and Wooster (13). The Tigers return 14 letterwinners and three starters from last year’s team that posted a perfect 34-0 record en route to the second national title in program history along with their second-straight NCAC regular season and tournament championships. Senior Alex Gasaway (Crawfordsville, IN/ Crawfordsville) {right}, a 2013 All-NCAC first-team selection, returns as the Tigers’ leading scorer after averaging 12.9 points a year ago by shooting 53 percent (160-of-300) from the field, 38 percent (14-of-37) from beyond the arc and 74 percent (67-of-90) from the free throw line. Junior Savannah Trees (Libertyville, IL/Libertyville) also returns as a scoring threat for DPU this season. She finished the 2012-13 season with 401 points (11.8 ppg) after shooting 50 percent (144-of-288) from the field and a blistering 45 percent (55-of-122) from three-point range. In addition, senior Alison Stephens (Prairie Village, KS/Shawnee Mission East) returns as the leading front court performer after pulling Alex Gasaway down 224 rebounds (6.6 rpg) and scoring 211 points (6.2 ppg) a year ago. Kris Huffman returns to the sidelines for her 21st season at the helm of the DPU women’s basketball program as the program’s all-time winningest coach with a 466-103 career record, including a 249-31 mark in conference games. Wooster, which earned its 15th NCAC title last winter, topped Wittenberg in the poll by a 10-point margin after earning eight of the possible 10 first-place votes to total 98 points. The Tigers were second with 88 points and the final two first-place votes, while Ohio Wesleyan, the 2013 NCAC Tournament champions, rounded out the top three with 74 points. Kenyon checked in at No. 4 in the poll with 71 points and was followed by Wabash (58), DePauw (55), Hiram (34), Denison (33), Allegheny (23) and Oberlin (16). The Fighting Scots, who competed in the NCAA Tournament for the 11th consecutive year after in 2013, return 11 letterwinners and four starters from the 2012-13 squad that finished the season with an overall record of 24-6. The Scots will be led in the back court by the duo of senior Doug Thorpe (Columbus, OH/Eastmoor Acad.) {left} and junior Xavier Brown (Bowling Green, OH/Bowling Green). Thorpe, who made his debut All-NCAC appearance as a first-team selection a year ago, returns to the lineup after totaling 389 points (13.9 ppg), 83 rebounds (2.9 rpg) and 69 assists (2.5 apg) in 28 games last season. Brown, a two-time first-team All-NCAC honoree, accumulated 408 points (13.6 ppg), 130 rebounds (4.3 rpg) and 64 assists (2.1 apg) in 30 games. Senior forward Kenny DeBoer (Westerville, OH/North) will assume a leadership role in the front court for the Scots after scoring 246 points (8.5 ppg) and pulling down 122 rebounds (4.2 rpg) a year ago. Head coach Steve Moore, who Doug Thorpe has compiled an overall record of 619-140 in 26 years at Wooster, will roam the sidelines this winter for the Scots as the winningest coach all-time in NCAA Division III, based on winning percentage, with an overall career record of 706-205 (.775) in 32 years. The 2013-14 season begins on Friday, November 15. The NCAC Tournament will be held at the end of February with the men’s and women’s semifinals and championships at the site of the respective high seeds on Feb. 28 and March 1st. 2013-14 Men’s Basketball Preseason Coaches' Poll
2013-14 Women's Basketball Preseason Coaches' Poll
1. Wooster (8)...................... 98 2. Wittenberg (2).................. 88 3. Ohio Wesleyan................. 74 4. Kenyon............................. 71 5. Wabash............................ 58 6. DePauw........................... 55 7. Hiram............................... 34 8. Denison............................ 33 9. Allegheny......................... 23 10. Oberlin............................. 16
1. DePauw (8)...................... 79 2. Wittenberg........................ 64 3. Kenyon (1)....................... 63 4. Allegheny......................... 58 5. Denison............................ 43 6. Ohio Wesleyan................. 42 7. Oberlin............................. 25 8. Hiram............................... 18 9. Wooster............................ 13
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ALLEGHENY WOMEN Outlook The Gators head into the 2013-14 season hoping to reach the post-season for the seventh consecutive season under the tenure of head coach Kate Costanzo, boasting a youthful core of talent that demonstrated their ability in 2012-13. Led by NCAC Newcomer of the Year Emma Pellicano, who recorded 10.0 points and 5.1 rebounds per game last season, the Gators will return four players that frequently started last season. In the backcourt, junior Marina Scarantino, along with sophomores Rachel Vigliotti and Jessica Mrdjenovich, will start the season providing a foundation for the Gators. Vigliotti set a new program record with an .847 conversion percentage from the freethrow line (50-59); while Mrdjenovich hit a team-high 26 three-pointers and Scarantino recorded 54 assists and 27 steals. Despite losing 1,000-point-scorer and 2012-13 All-NCAC First-Team selection Daryl Ford to graduation, junior Kendall Hoffman, who led the squad with 20 blocks last season, and Pellicano will lead a frontcourt contingent supplemented by the addition of several freshmen, including Columbus, Ohio, native Aubri Caslin; Morgan Dillon from Evans City, Pa. and Meghan Wilby, a forward who arrives in Meadville from Wellington, New Zealand.
Gator Facts Location: Meadville, Pennsylvania Founded: 1815 Nickname: Gators Colors: Blue and Gold Enrollment: 2,100 President: Dr. James H. Mullen, Jr. Assoc. Athletic Director: Portia Hoeg office: (814) 332-3350 Athletic Trainer: Jamie Plunkett office: (814) 332-2817 Facility: Wise Center (960) press table: (814) 332-6754 Director of Athletic Communications: Jim Berger office: (814) 332-5952 fax: (813) 337-1217 email: jberger@allegheny.edu Head Coach: Kate Costanzo office: (814) 332-2807 email: kcostanzo@allegheny.edu Letterwinners Returning: 11 Letterwinners Lost: 2 Starters Returning: 4 2012-13 Overall Record: 15-12 2012-13 NCAC Record: 9-7 (3rd)
Head Coach Kate Costanzo Alma Mater PSU-Behrend ‘02 Record at ALL 84-76 (Six seasons) Overall Record 84-76 (Six seasons) • Coached a pair of NCAC Newcomer of the Year Award winners • Twice earned All-AMCC honors as a player at Penn St.-Behrend • Earned master’s degree in higher education from Indiana (PA) in 2005
2012-13 Results
2013-14 Schedule November 15 D’YOUVILLE 16 SUNY-FREDONIA 19 at Chatham 21 CARNEGIE MELLON 23 GROVE CITY 26 WASH. & JEFF. 30 at Denison Classic December 1 at Denison Classic 4 HIRAM^ 10 at Kenyon^ 18 SAINT VINCENT January 3 DEPAUW^ 4 WITTENBERG^ 8 at Hiram^ 11 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 18 at Denison^ 22 WOOSTER^ 25 at Oberlin^ February 1 KENYON^ 7 at DePauw^ 8 at Wittenberg^ 12 OBERLIN^ 15 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 19 at Wooster^ 22 DENISON
8:00 8:00 7:00 7:00 4:00 7:00
7:30 6:00 7:00 6:00 4:00 6:00 1:00 1:00 7:30 1:00 1:00 6:00 3:00 6:00 1:00 7:30 1:00
^ - Indicates NCAC game
November ALL OPP 16 PSU-ALTOONA 88 43 17 JOHN CARROLL 65 67 (OT) 20 at Wash. & Jeff. 51 56 (OT) 28 at Wooster^ 64 50 December 1 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 66 48 4 at Carnegie Mellon 56 72 6 MT. ALOYSIUS 82 55 8 at Oberlin^ 47 58 12 at Grove City 65 51 28 at Baruch 47 74 29 at Medgar Evers 82 6 January 4 at DePauw^ 50 86 5 at Wittenberg^ 54 75 9 OBERLIN^ 58 43 12 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 65 53 15 PITT.-TITUSVILLE 77 24 19 DENISON^ 56 61 23 at Hiram^ 57 29 26 KENYON^ 49 47 February 1 DEPAUW^ 36 67 2 WITTENBERG^ 46 57 6 Hiram^ 54 42 9 at Denison^ 63 62 13 WOOSTER^ 67 57 16 at Kenyon^ 44 57 19 OHIO WESLEYAN 67 64 22 vs. Kenyon 50 80
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Emma Pellicano Rachel Vigliotti Kendall Hoffman Marina Scarantino
Yr. So. So. Jr. Jr.
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Aubri Caslin Morgan Dillon Meaghan Wilby
Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr.
Ht. 5-10 5-7 5-10 5-5
Pos. Hometown F Pittsburgh, PA G Pittsburgh, PA G/F Pittsburgh, PA G Pittsburgh, PA
Pos. F F F
GP 25 27 25 26
REB AST PPG 127 32 10.0 92 60 6.5 108 28 5.6 46 54 2.8
Hometown/High School Columbus, OH/Centennial Evans City, PA/Quigley Wellington, New Zealand/Wellington
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DENISON WOMEN Outlook Denison returns 10 letterwinners, including three starters, from last year’s team that reached the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament for the 16thconsecutive season. In the second half of the season, the Big Red secured a spot in the tournament behind a five-game winning streak that was capped off by a 66-54 Senior Day win over Kenyon. This year, DU will be led by honorable mention All-NCAC selection, Gretchen Staubach. Last season, Staubach started all 26 games and was second on the team in scoring, averaging 8.8 points per game. She also led the squad with 5.6 rebounds per contest to go along with 33 steals and eight blocks. Also back for Denison are junior post Mary Margaret Habel and junior guard Candise Love. Habel started 23 of 26 games last year. She averaged 8.4 points and 4.5 rebounds. Love started 25 of 26 games a season ago. The junior guard averaged 3.6 ppg to go along with 24 assists and 13 steals. Providing depth will be seniors Aubrey Rogers, Mikaela Freundlich and Paige Williams, and sophomore Kellie Arter. Rogers and Freundlich appeared in 24 and 23 games, respectively, while Arter played in 14 contests as a freshman.
Big Red Facts Location: Granville, Ohio 43023 Founded: 1831 Nickname: Big Red Colors: Red and White Enrollment: 2,100 President: Dr. Adam S. Weinberg Athletic Director: Nan Carney-DeBord office: (740) 587-6428 Athletic Trainer: Pat Brayfield office: (740) 587-6577 Facility: Livingston Gym (1,800) Sports Info. Director: Craig Hicks office: (740) 587-6546 fax: (740) 587-6362 email: hicksc@denison.edu Head Coach: Sara Lee office: (740) 587-6290 email: lees@denison.edu Letterwinners Returning: 7 Letterwinners Lost: 5 Starters Returning: 3 2012-13 Overall Record: 13-13 2012-13 NCAC Record: 8-8 (t-4th)
Head Coach Sara Lee Alma Mater Minnesota St. - Moorhead ‘86 Record at DEN 370-257 (24 years) Overall Record 371-283 (25 years)
• Three-time NCAC Coach of the Year: (97-98, 06-07, 10-11) • Since 2003-04 the team has a combined record of 191-65 (.746) • Received M.A. in athletic administration from Kent State and B.S. in physical education from Minnesota St. - Moorhead
2013-14 Schedule
November 15 at Franklin 16 vs. Otterbein (at Franklin) 20 MT. ST. JOSEPH 22 at Mt. Union M-Club Shootout 23 at Mt. Union M-Club Shootout 30 MUSKINGUM December 1 CASE 4 OBERLIN^ 7 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 14 at Wittenberg^ 28 vs. Pitt.-Bradford (at Otterbein) 29 vs. Misericordia (at Otterbein) January 4 at Wooster^ 8 at DePauw^ 15 KENYON^ 18 ALLEGHENY^ 22 at Hiram^ 25 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 29 DEPAUW^ February 1 WITTENBERG^ 5 at Oberlin^ 8 WOOSTER^ 12 at Kenyon^ 19 HIRAM^ 22 at Allegheny^ ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results 6:00 1:00 7:00 1:00 3:00 7:30 3:00 2:00 5:00 1:00 5:30 7:00 6:00 1:00 6:00 1:00 8:00 2:00 6:00 1:00 6:00 6:00 1:00
November DEN OPP 16 vs. Hope 48 70 17 vs. Bethany 67 51 20 at Mt. St. Joseph 59 49 24 Mt. VERNON NAZ 74 47 25 CASE 72 59 28 MOUNT UNION 69 72 (OT) December 1 DEPAUW^ 39 61 5 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 58 50 16 OHIO NORTHERN 62 66 28 vs. Sait Vincent 50 58 30 vs. Lake Forest 69 55 January 4 at Kenyon^ 50 81 5 WOOSTER^ 75 57 9 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 44 47 12 WITTENBERG^ 60 48 16 at DePauw^ 48 85 19 at Allegheny^ 61 56 24 OBERLIN^ 53 35 26 HIRAM^ 66 44 29 at Wooster^ 67 56 February 1 KENYON^ 66 54 6 at Wittenberg^ 45 59 9 ALLEGHENY 62 63 13 at Oberlin^ 59 66 16 at Hiram^ 55 60 19 WITTENBERG 65 69
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Yr. Gretchen Staubach Sr. Mary Margaret Habel Jr. Candise Love Jr.
Ht. 6-0 5-11 5-3
Pos. Hometown P Madeira, OH P Cincinnati, OH G San Diego, CA
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Jordan Holmes Emily Krumpe Alyssa Wagner
Ht. 6-1 6-0 5-8
Pos. P P W
Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr.
GP 26 26 26
REB AST PPG 145 35 8.8 117 28 8.4 46 24 3.6
Hometown/High School Pittsburgh, PA/Mt. Lebanon Hilliard, OH/Darby Elkhart, IN/Elkhart Memorial
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DEPAUW WOMEN Outlook Coming off a perfect 34-0 Division III national championship season, the Tigers return three starters including D3hoops. com Third Team all-America forward Alex Gasaway. Gasaway, who missed the final two games of the regular season and the opening game of the Division III Championship due to injury, led the Tigers with 12.9 points per game and hit 53.3 percent of her field goal tries. She also was second on the squad with 5.8 rebounds per game. Junior guard Savannah Trees is back after scoring 11.8 points per contest with a team-high 55 three-pointers and 45.1 percent shooting from beyond the arc. Senior guard Ali Ross averaged 8.0 points, 1.6 assists and 1.4 steals. The 2012-13 Tigers set the NCAA Division III record for most wins in a season as they captured their second national title in seven years and are one of just six programs to win at least two Division III championships.
Tiger Facts Location: Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Founded: 1837 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Old Gold and Black Enrollment: 2,336 President: Dr. Brian W. Casey Athletic Director: Stevie Baker-Watson office: (765) 658-6075 Athletic Trainer: Rex Call office: (765) 658-4937 Facility: Neal Fieldhouse (2,400) press table: (765) 658-4510 Sports Info. Director: Bill Wagner office: (765) 658-4630 email: bwagner@depauw.edu Head Coach: Kris Huffman office: (765) 658-4960 email: khuffman@depauw.edu Letterwinners Returning: 14 Letterwinners Lost: 5 Starters Returning: 3 2012-13 Overall Record: 34-0 2012-13 NCAC Record: 16-0 (1st)
Head Coach Kris Huffman Alma Mater Northern Iowa ‘90 Record at DPU 466-102 (20 years) Overall Record 466-102 (20 years) • Led DePauw to the 2013 and 2007 NCAA Division III National Championships • Winningest coach in program history • Guided the Tigers to 10 straight NCAA Division III tournament appearances
2013-14 Schedule
2012-13 Results
November 15 at Franklin Tip-Off Classic 16 at Franklin Tip-Off Classic 22 at Centre College Tournament 23 at Centre College Tournament 30 DEPAUW TOURNAMENT December 1 DEPAUW TOURNAMENT 7 at Wooster^ 1:00 11 at Spalding 3:00 29 AMY HASBROOK MEMORIAL 30 AMY HASBROOK MEMORIAL January 3 at Allegheny^ 6:00 4 at Hiram^ 2:00 8 DENISON 7:00 11 at Kenyon^ 1:00 15 WITTENBERG^ 8:00 18 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 3:00 22 OBERLIN^ 6:00 25 WOOSTER^ 3:00 29 at Denison^ 8:00 February 1 at Oberlin^ 1:00 7 ALLEGHENY^ 8:00 8 HIRAM^ 4:00 12 at Wittenberg^ 6:00 15 KENYON^ 3:00 22 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 1:00 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
November DPU OPP 16 vs. Wis.-Stout 88 48 17 at Wis.-Lutheran 61 39 21 WILMINGTON 73 44 24 vs. Wash. Univ. 60 59 25 at Illinois Wesleyan 75 52 December 1 at Denison^ 61 39 8 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 71 48 18 vs. Babson 59 35 19 vs. Messiah 63 49 29 ROSE-HULMAN 73 36 30 ROCKFORD 73 43 January 4 ALLEGHENY^ 86 50 5 HIRAM^ 74 32 9 KENYON^ 57 47 12 at Wooster^ 87 46 16 DENISON^ 85 48 19 at Oberlin^ 67 49 23 WITTENBERG^ 74 37 26 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 85 51 29 at Kenyon^ 77 57 February 1 at Allegheny^ 67 36 2 at Hiram^ 91 46 9 OBERLIN^ 71 46 13 at Wittenberg^ 54 46 16 WOOSTER^ 76 41 19 HIRAM 72 35 22 WITTENBERG 66 43 23 KENYON 63 49 March 1 LA ROCHE 73 43 2 MARYVILLE 78 51 8 WASH. UNIV. 59 42 9 CHRIS. NEWPORT 76 55 15 vs. Williams 59 56 16 vs. Wis.Whitewater* 69 51 * - NCAA Div. III National Championship
Top Returnees & Newcomers
TOP RETURNEES Name Alex Gasaway Savannah Trees Ali Ross Alison Stephens Emma Ondik
Yr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr.
Ht. 5-10 5-8 5-7 5-10 5-5
Pos. Hometown F Crawfordsville, IN G Libertyville, IL G Lexington, KY F Prairie Village, KS G Naperville, IL
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Hannah Douglas Taylor Howard Claire Ryan
Yr. Jr. Fr. Fr.
Ht. 5-8 5-10 5-6
Pos. G F G
GP 31 34 34 34 34
REB AST PPG 179 17 12.9 69 41 11.8 73 54 8.0 224 23 6.2 30 55 3.9
Hometown/High School Pendleton, IN/Pendleton (Transfer from Butler) Peoria, IL/Peoria Christian Chicago, IL/Marist
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HIRAM WOMEN Outlook The Hiram College women’s basketball team will return three starters and 12 letterwinners in 2013-14. Hiram will be led by a trio of seniors in Alexis Kemper, Danielle Day and Marisa Thomas. Kemper, the team’s top returning scorer, averaged 7.7 points per game last season while shooting 39.7 percent (73-of184) from the field. She was also the team’s top three-point threat leading the team in triples made (45), attempts (113) and shooting percentage (39.8). Kemper was also amongst the team leaders in blocked shots with 12. Day was the team’s top rebounder with 163 boards (6.3 rpg.) and was second in steals with 34. Offensively, Day averaged 5.5 ppg. and shot 32.5 percent (51-of-157) from the floor. Thomas averaged 3.5 ppg. as a junior and was third on the team in rebounding with 83 boards. Also expected to contribute more this winter will be juniors Kelsey Koskinen, Taylor Ratliff and sophomores Christy Griffin, Sierra Day and Preshus Hawthorne.
Terrier Facts Location: Hiram, Ohio 44234 Founded: 1850 Nickname: Terriers Colors: Blue & Red Enrollment: 1,273 President: Thomas V. Chema, JD Athletic Director: Ellen Dempsey office: (330) 569-5340 Athletic Trainer: Jim Johnston office: (330) 569-5351 Facility: Price Gymnasium (2,000) press table: 330-569-5014 Sports Info. Director: Jeff Hoedt office: (330) 569-5495 fax: (330) 569-5392 email: hoedtjm@hiram.edu Head Coach: Andrea Preston office: (330) 569-5352 email: prestonar@hiram.edu Letterwinners Returning: 12 Letterwinners Lost: 7 Starters Returning: 3 2012-13 Overall Record: 9-17 2012-13 NCAC Record: 4-12 (t-7th)
Head Coach Andrea Preston Alma Mater Luther ‘01 Record at HIR 46-109 (Six years) Overall Record 60-145 (Eight years) • Came to Hiram from Clarkson (N.Y.) after serving as head coach for two seasons • Coached nine Academic All-Liberty League players, and one first-team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American while at Clarkson •Formerly an assistant at Earlham and a graduate assistant at Wisconsin-LaCrosse
2013-14 Schedule November 15 HIRAM TERRIER TIP-OFF 16 HIRAM TERRIER TIP-OFF 20 WESTMINSTER 22 at Wis.-Lutheran Classic 23 at Wis.-Lutheran Classic December 4 at Allegheny^ 7 at Kenyon^ 10 BETHANY 11 at PSU-Behrend 14 THIEL 30 at Marietta January 3 WITTENBERG^ 4 DEPAUW^ 8 ALLEGHENY^ 11 at Oberlin^ 15 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 22 DENISON^ 25 KENYON^ 29 at Wooster^ February 1 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 7 at Wittenberg^ 8 at DePauw^ 12 WOOSTER^ 15 OBERLIN^ 19 at Denison^ ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results
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November HIR OPP 16 vs. Pitt.-Greensburg 66 55 17 at Bluffton 44 55 24 at Westminster 53 50 25 at Thiel 62 57 28 at Carnegie Mellon 29 61 December 1 at Wooster^ 54 61 5 OBERLIN^ 48 59 8 KENYON^ 42 58 12 HEIDELBERG 59 58 15 at Bethany 64 61 29 MARIETTA 45 74 30 PSU-BEHREND 48 60 January 4 at Wittenberg^ 61 66 5 at DePauw^ 32 74 9 WOOSTER^ 64 53 12 at Kenyon^ 44 74 16 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 48 52 23 ALLEGHENY^ 29 57 26 at Denison^ 44 66 29 at Oberlin^ 70 58 February 1 WITTENBERG^ 57 54 2 DEPAUW^ 46 91 6 at Allegheny^ 42 54 9 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 68 69 16 DENISON^ 60 55 19 at DePauw 35 72
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Alexis Kemper Christy Griffin Danielle Day
Yr. Sr. So. Sr.
Ht. 5-9 5-11 5-7
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Brianne Goodrich Dana Perotta Jaclyn Fortner Kayla Yost
Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr.
Pos. F G G G
Pos. Hometown G/F Centerville, OH F Middlefield, OH G Newbury, OH
GP 26 26 26
REB AST PPG 58 34 7.7 119 20 5.7 164 59 5.5
Hometown/High School Chesterland, OH/West Geauga New Castle, PA/New Castle Norton, OH/Norton Sandusky, OH/Perkins
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KENYON WOMEN Head Coach Suzanne Helfant
Outlook The Kenyon Ladies have some serious shoes to fill following the graduation of league-leading scorer Kayla Ernst and defensive stalwart Katie Adlam, but an experienced backcourt containing seniors Maureen Hirt and Maggie Boelter is up for the challenge. Hirt returns as the Ladies’ top scoring threat after putting together a 2012-13 season that saw her rank first in the NCAC in three-pointers made (71) and rank first in the nation in free-throw percentage (.923). She also ranked second on the team and third in the NCAC in scoring (16.3 ppg). At her side, Boelter led the team and the conference with 122 assists last season. She also contributed 6.8 points and 3.8 rebounds per contest. While the starting backcourt is experienced, the rest of the Ladies’ roster contains just three juniors and one other senior. That senior being 5-11 post Autumn Anderson, who returns after missing last season due to injury. She’ll be joined in the frontcourt by junior Lauren Kriete, who scored 4.9 points and grabbed 3.8 rebounds per game as a sophomore. Guard Meredith Williams heads up a quality group of sophomores and head coach Suzanne Helfant, now in her 19th year at Kenyon, will get a good look at the program’s future as her freshman class runs seven players deep.
Ladies Facts Location: Gambier, Ohio 43022 Founded: 1824 Nickname: Ladies Colors: Purple and White Enrollment: 1,600 President: Sean M. Decatur Athletic Director: Peter Smith office: (740) 427-5811 Athletic Trainer: Andy Wheeler office phone: (740) 427-5553 Facility: Tomsich Arena (2,000) press table: (740) 427-5866 Sports Info. Director: Marty Fuller office: (740) 427-5471 fax: (740) 427-5401 email: fullerm@kenyon.edu Head Coach: Suzanne Helfant office: (740) 427-5222 email: helfants@kenyon.edu Letterwinners Returning: 9 Letterwinners Lost: 3 Starters Returning: 3 2012-13 Overall Record: 20-8 2012-13 NCAC Record: 12-4 (2nd)
Alma Mater Allegheny ‘88 Record at KEN 295-180 (18 years) Overall Record 329-223 (21 years)
• Three-time NCAC Coach of the Year • Coached five NCAC Players of the Year at Kenyon • NCAC Player of the Year as a senior at Allegheny in 1987-88 • Holds NCAC records for single-season assists (177) and career assists (601)
2013-14 Schedule November 15 at MSJ Tournament 16 at MSJ Tournament 19 OHIO NORTHERN 21 MUSKINGUM 23 EARLHAM 26 at Case 30 at Marietta Tournament December 1 at Marietta Tournament 7 HIRAM^ 10 ALLEGHENY^ 31 at Mt. Vernon Nazarene January 4 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 8 at Oberlin^ 11 DEPAUW^ 15 at Denison^ 18 WOOSTER^ 22 at Wittenberg^ 25 at Hiram^ 29 OBERLIN^ February 1 at Allegheny^ 8 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 12 DENISON^ 15 at DePauw^ 19 WITTENBERG^ 22 at Wooster^ ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results 7:30 7:30 2:00 7:00
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November KEN OPP 16 vs. Capital 78 58 17 vs. Fontbonne 74 42 20 at Ohio Northern 55 83 24 CASE 55 52 26 MT. VERNON NAZ. 87 73 29 at Heidelberg 64 56 December 1 at Muskingum 71 62 5 WITTENBERG^ 64 58 8 at Hiram^ 58 42 29 vs. Simpson 58 60 30 vs. Cabrini 54 63 January 2 at Wooster^ 62 36 4 DENISON^ 81 50 5 OBERLIN^ 67 58 9 at DePauw^ 47 57 12 HIRAM^ 74 44 16 at Wittenberg^ 64 52 19 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 63 58 26 at Allegheny^ 47 49 29 DEPAUW^ 57 77 February 1 at Denison^ 54 66 2 WOOSTER^ 70 44 6 at Oberlin^ 70 57 13 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 69 48 16 ALLEGHENY^ 57 44 19 OBERLIN 70 61 22 vs. Allegheny 80 50 23 vs. DePauw 49 63
Top Returnees & Newcomers
TOP RETURNEES Name Maureen Hirt Maggie Boelter Lauren Kriete Meredith Williams Autumn Anderson
Yr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Yr. Sidney Cera Fr. Miranda Diesz Fr.
Ht. 5-8 5-6 5-11 5-8 5-11
Pos. Hometown G Bloomington, IN G Vienna, WV F Barrington, RI G Novi, MI P Erie, PA
GP REB AST PPG 28 148 45 16.3 28 105 122 6.8 28 107 52 4.9 25 76 25 2.7 --- DNP in 2012-13 ---
Ht. 5-4 5-9
Pos. Hometown/High School G Brookeville, OH/Brookeville G Hartville, OH/Lake
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OBERLIN WOMEN Outlook The Oberlin College women’s basketball team is returning a strong group of talented players and is looking to turn the corner in the 2013-14 season. The Yeowomen’s 9-17 finish last year was the program’s best finish since the 2001-02 season. Leading the way will be All-NCAC first -team selection, Christina Marquette. As a sophomore, Marquette was second in the conference in scoring with 18.5 points per game and led the conference with 9.3 rebounds per game. Senior Allison Gannon will be returning to the Yeowomen’s starting lineup after traveling abroad second semester last year and missing the last 10 games of the season. Despite that, Gannon finished second on the team with 10.6 points per game and 6.6 rebounds per game. Senior point guard Malisa Hoak led the conference by playing 36.7 minutes per game, including five complete games. Hoak also led the conference with 3.7 assists per game while averaging 8.5 points a game.
Yeowomen Facts Location: Oberlin, Ohio 44074 Founded: 1833 Nickname: Yeowomen Colors: Crimson and Gold Enrollment: 2,900 President: Marvin Krislov, JD Athletic Director: Natalie Winkelfoos office: (440) 775-6463 Athletic Trainer: Tim Carver office: (440) 775-8589 Facility: Philips Gym (1,800) press table: (440) 775-8024 Asst. AD for Communications: Mike Mancini office: (440) 775-8503 email: mike.mancini@oberlin.edu Head Coach: Kerry Jenkins office: (440) 775-8546 email: kerry.jenkins@oberlin.edu Letterwinners Returning: 8 Letterwinners Lost: 2 Starters Returning: 4 2012-13 Overall Record: 9-17 2012-13 NCAC Record: 4-12 (t-7th)
Head Coach Kerry Jenkins Alma Mater Amherst ‘96 Record at OBE 33-97 (Five years) Overall Record 33-97 (Five years)
• Ninth head coach in program’s history • Spent three seasons as an assistant at Univesity of Vermont • Also served on staffs at Yale and Tallahassee Community College • Earned master’s in physical education and sports administration from Florida State
2013-14 Schedule November 15 at Carnegie Mellon Tournament 16 at Carnegie Mellon Tournament 20 at Adrian 7:00 23 at Susquehanna Tournament 24 at Susquehanna Tournament 26 HEIDELBERG 8:00 29 at Olivet 6:00 30 at Kalamazoo 2:00 December 4 at Denison^ 7:30 29 at Middlebury 1:00 January 3 WOOSTER^ 6:00 6 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 5:00 8 KENYON^ 7:30 11 HIRAM^ 1:00 15 at Wooster^ 7:30 18 WITTENBERG^ 2:00 22 at DePauw^ 6:00 25 ALLEGHENY^ 1:00 29 at Kenyon^ 6:00 February 1 DEPAUW^ 1:00 5 DENISON^ 6:00 12 at Allegheny^ 6:00 15 at Hiram^ 1:00 19 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 6:00 22 at Wittenberg^ 2:00 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results November OBE OPP 15 KALAMAZOO 56 55 17 at Goshen 84 74 20 JOHN CARROLL 52 69 23 at Caltech 72 31 24 at Occidental 48 44 27 BLUFFTON 53 74 29 OTTERBEIN 46 64 December 1 WITTENBERG^ 38 42 5 at Hiram^ 59 48 8 ALLEGHENY^ 58 47 10 OLIVET 59 76 January 2 ADRIAN 67 61 4 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 53 59 5 at Kenyon^ 58 67 9 at Allegheny^ 43 58 16 WOOSTER^ 69 61 19 DEPAUW^ 49 67 24 at Denison^ 35 53 26 at Wittenberg^ 37 65 29 HIRAM^ 58 70 February 1 at Wooster^ 54 68 2 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 50 60 6 KENYON^ 57 70 9 at DePauw^ 46 71 13 DENISON^ 66 59 19 at Kenyon 61 70
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Yr. Christina Marquette Jr. Allison Gannon Sr. Malisa Hoak Sr. Lillian Jahan Sr. TOP NEWCOMERS Name Yr. Briana Santiago Fr. Connie Esetevez Fr. Eleanor Van Buren Fr.
Ht. Pos. Hometown GP 5-9 F Huntingon Beach, CA 26 5-11 F Shelburne, VT 15 5-5 G Toledo, OH 26 5-9 F/G San Francisco, CA 26 Ht. Pos. 5-5 G 5-8 G 5-11 F
REB 243 99 86 103
AST PPG 79 18.5 41 10.4 95 8.5 38 5.5
Hometown/High School White Plains, NY/Kent Johns Creek, GA/Northview Portland, OR/Riverdale
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OHIO WESLEYAN WOMEN Outlook
Ten returning letterwinners and a talented incoming class have head coach Stacey Ungashick Lobdell optimistic that Ohio Wesleyan will be in the thick of the North Coast Athletic Conference championship race in 2013-14. Junior guard Sarah McQuade, who ranked 11th in the league in scoring and fifth in assists last year, and sophomore Hanna Fedorka are back at the guard spots. Senior Tamra Londot and junior Kristin Henning, both of whom tied for eighth in the conference in rebounding last season, return at the post positions. Sophomore Emily Julius, who started 14 games at wing last year and ranked second on the team and 15th in the conference in scoring, moves to the post this season. Also back is junior LaNiece McRae, who led the NCAC in blocked shots as a freshman but missed the 2012-13 season with a knee injury. Senior Julia Grimsley and junior Caroline Welker return at the wing. Freshman guard Megan Kuether, a 2-time all-conference selection in high school; freshman post Taylor Dickson, a special mention All-Ohio selection in high school; junior wing Megan Scarberry, a transfer from Notre Dame College; and freshman wing Kirestynn Myers, a 2-time all-conference pick in high school; look to make immediate contributions.
Battling Bishop Facts Location: Delaware, Ohio 43015 Founded: 1842 Nickname: Battling Bishops Colors: Red and Black Enrollment: 1,850 President: Dr. Rock Jones Athletic Director: Roger Ingles office: (740) 368-3738 Athletic Trainer: Todd Miller office phone: (740) 368-3747 Facility: Branch Rickey Arena (2,300) press table: (740) 368-3342 Sports Info. Director: Mark Beckenbach office phone: (740) 368-3340 fax: (740) 368-3332 email: mlbecken@owu.edu Head Coach: Stacey Ungashick Lobdell office phone: (740) 368-3729 email: sjreed@owu.edu Letterwinners Returning: 10 Letterwinners Lost: 4 Starters Returning: 5 2012-13 Overall Record: 8-18 2012-13 NCAC Record: 7-9 (6th)
Head Coach Stacey Ungashick Lobdell Alma Mater Florida Southern ‘93 Record at OWU 17-35 (Two Years) Overall Record 17-35 (Two Years)
• Spent four seasons as an assistant for the Battling Bishops prior to being named head coach in 2011-12 • Prior to joining OWU’s staff, was head coach at Delaware Hayes High School for seven years, leading the Pacers to three conference and seven sectional titles • Delaware, Ohio, native was three-time Ohio Capital Conference Coach of the Year
2013-14 Schedule November 16 at Emmanuel Invitational 17 at Emmanuel Invitational 22 at Baldwin Wallace Invitational 23 at Baldwin Wallace Invtiatioanl 26 CAPITAL 6:00 December 4 at Wittenberg^ 7:30 7 at Denison^ 3:00 11 OHIO NORTHERN 7:00 20 WILMIGNTON 5:00 29 BISHOP CLASSIC/HOOPS FOR HOPE 30 BISHOP CLASSIC/HOOPS FOR HOPE January 4 KENYON^ 2:00 6 OBERLIN^ 5:00 8 WOOSTER^ 7:30 11 at Allegheny^ 1:00 15 HIRAM^ 6:00 18 at DePauw^ 3:00 25 DENISON^ 1:00 29 WITTENBERG^ 7:30 February 1 at Hiram^ 2:00 5 at Wooster^ 6:00 8 at Kenyon^ 1:00 15 ALLEGHENY^ 1:00 19 at Oberlin^ 6:00 22 DEPAUW^ 1:00 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results November OWU OPP 16 vs. Baldwin Wallace 47 63 17 vs. Spalding 43 67 23 at Colorado College 62 57 24 vs. St. Olaf 56 65 28 at Capital 59 67 December 1 at Allegheny^ 48 66 5 at Denison^ 50 58 8 DEPAUW^ 48 71 21 at Davenport 32 77 22 at Hope 53 75 29 CASE 51 55 30 WASH. & JEFF. 66 71 January 4 at Oberlin^ 59 53 9 DENISON^ 47 44 12 ALLEGHENY^ 53 65 16 at Hiram^ 52 48 19 at Kenyon^ 58 63 23 WOOSTER^ 76 62 26 at DePauw^ 51 85 29 WITTENBERG^ 63 45 February 2 OBERLIN^ 60 50 6 at Wooster^ 46 69 9 HIRAM^ 69 68 13 KENYON^ 48 69 16 at Wittenberg^ 54 55 19 at Allegheny 64 67
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Sarah McQuade Emily Julius Tamra Londot Kristin Henning Hanna Fedorka LaNiece McRae
Yr. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Jr.
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Yr. Kierstynn Myers Fr. Megan Scarberry Jr.
Ht. 5-6 5-9 5-9 6-0 5-8 5-11
Pos. Hometown G Dublin, OH W Avon, OH P Utica, OH P Beavercreek, OH G North Canton, OH P Youngstown, OH
GP REB AST PPG 25 84 85 10.1 26 105 19 8.8 26 156 16 7.4 23 138 27 7.2 26 57 41 4.0 --- DNP in 2012-13 ---
Ht. 5-6 5-5
Pos. Hometown/High School G Westerville, OH/Olentangy Orange G Loudonville, OH/Loudonville (Transfer from Notre Dame Coll.)
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WITTENBERG WOMEN Outlook
With their top four scorers and a total of eight letterwinners back in the fold, the Wittenberg Tigers have high hopes for a breakthrough 2013-14 season. Head Coach Sarah Jurewicz may have her deepest team since taking over the program in 2007, starting with a trio of returning starters and the squad’s top scorer, Enri Small, who came off the bench much of the time last year. Small averaged 11.9 points and 5.4 rebounds per game from her guard position en route to second-team All-NCAC honors in 2013. Senior Amber Rice also claimed secondteam all-league after averaging 10.6 points and 4.6 rebounds per contest and leading the Tigers by a wide margin with 48 three-pointers and a stellar 87 percent shooting from the free throw line. She will be joined on the wing again in 2013-14 by junior Katelyn Haralamos, who finished with 8.6 points and 2.5 rebounds, in addition to juniors Heather Schroeder and Darbie Zirkle, who combined to average just over 20 minutes per game last season. Rounding out the returning starters is junior point guard Amber Lara, who led the team in minutes at 30.4 per contest in 2012-13. She led the Tigers with 52 assists while averaging 5.6 points and 3.6 rebounds per game. In the post, junior Karen Daniel-Hamberg started 15 games a year ago, averaging 5.0 points and 5.7 rebounds, and sophomore Taylore Bundy appeared in 24 games, primarily off the bench, in her first collegiate season. They will be joined in the frontcourt rotation by sophomore Carli Swartz, who made 14 appearances after transferring to Wittenberg in December 2012.
Tiger Facts Location: Springfield, OH 45501 Founded: 1845 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Red and White Enrollment: 1,950 President: Dr. Laurie M. Joyner Interim Athletic Director: Dr. Jeff Ankrom office: (937) 327-6142 Athletic Trainer: Ellen Crosbie office: (937) 327-6467 Facility: HPER Center (3,000) press table: (937) 327-6126 Director of News Services & Sports Information: Ryan Maurer office: (937) 327-6114 email: rmaurer@wittenberg.edu Head Coach: Sarah Jurewicz office: (937) 327-6457 email: sjurewicz@wittenberg.edu Letterwinners Returning: 8 Letterwinners Lost: 2 Starters Returning: 3 2012-13 Overall Record: 13-14 2012-13 NCAC Record: 8-8 (t-4th)
Head Coach Sarah Jurewicz Alma Mater Wittenberg ‘98 Record at WIT 87-71 (Six years) Overall Record 87-71 (Six years)
• Had assistant coaching stints at Colorado College and Savannah A&D • Named NCAC Coach of the Year in 2009-10 • Four-time All-NCAC selection and NCAC Scholar-Athlete as a senior; Member of NCAC’s Second Decade team; Wittenberg Hall of Honor Inductee
2013-14 Schedule
2012-13 Results
November 15 at Wilmington Tip-Off Classic 16 at Wilmington Tip-Off Classic 20 at Capital 7:30 23 at Franklin 2:00 25 at Otterbein 7:30 30 OHIO CHRISTIAN 6:00 December 4 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 7:30 7 at Brescia 7:00 14 DENISON^ 2:00 27 ZIMMERMAN MEMORIAL CLASSIC 28 ZIMMERMAN MEMORIAL CLASSIC January 3 at Hiram^ 6:00 4 at Allegheny^ 4:00 11 WOOSTER^ 2:00 15 at DePauw^ 8:00 18 at Oberlin^ 2:00 22 KENYON^ 7:30 29 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 7:30 February 1 at Denison^ 2:00 7 HIRAM^ 7:30 8 ALLEGHENY^ 3:00 12 DEPAUW^ 6:00 15 at Wooster^ 2:00 19 at Kenyon^ 7:30 22 OBERLIN^ 2:00 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
November WIT OPP 16 vs. Transylvania 64 54 17 at Hanover 61 74 20 CAPITAL 56 66 26 BALDWIN WALLACE 55 66 28 at Earlham 63 47 December 1 at Oberlin^ 42 38 5 at Kenyon^ 58 64 15 THOMAS MORE 51 71 18 FRANKLIN 37 49 28 DEFIANCE 62 44 29 MOUNT UNION 61 60 January 4 HIRAM^ 66 61 5 ALLEGHENY^ 75 54 12 at Denison^ 48 60 16 KENYON^ 52 64 19 WOOSTER^ 54 45 23 at DePauw^ 37 74 26 OBERLIN^ 65 37 29 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 45 63 February 1 at Hiram^ 54 57 2 at Allegheny^ 57 46 6 DENISON^ 59 45 9 at Wooster^ 65 71 13 DEPAUW^ 46 54 16 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 55 54 19 at Denison 69 65 22 at DePauw 43 66
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Katelyn Haralamos Amber Lara Amber Rice Enri Small
Yr. Ht. Pos. Jr. 5-8 W Jr. 5-7 G Sr. 5-7 W Jr. 5-8 G
GP REB 26 90 27 96 S. Charleston, OH 27 124 Columbus, OH 22 118
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Jessica Banas Michelle Brunswick Riley McDonald
Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr.
Hometown/High School Medina, OH/Buckeye Middletown, OH/Madison Dexter, MI/Dexter
Ht. Pos. 6-0 P 5-10 G 5-7 G
Hometown Maineville, OH Oak Park, IL
AST 44 52 41 26
PPG 8.6 5.6 10.6 11.9
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WOOSTER WOMEN Head Coach Ashley Reid
Outlook With two-time all-conference center Jessica Wingen lost to graduation, Wooster will look to have a balanced scoring attack this season, and play to its strength, which is at the guard position, where top-returning scorer Karley Walker, and fellow seniors Maura Hall and Suvi Puripattarapan, are back to lead the Fighting Scots. Walker scored in double-figures 13 times last season on her way to 9.8 points per game, to go along with 3.2 rebounds and 3.1 assists. Hall is strong under the basket, and totaled 8.1 points and 7.0 rebounds a year ago, while Puripattarapan, a quick slashing guard, recorded 1.6 steals as the team’s top on-ball defender. Joining them will be sophomore Rachel Huxhold, the returning starter at the point guard position, as well as role players Sydney Grier and Lindy Howard. Sophomores Lauren Hancher and Nisa Usman will likely start in the frontcourt. Hancher, an all-conference soccer player as well, averaged 8.9 points over the last 18 games of her freshman season, while Usman played primarily as Wingen’s backup, and is ready to step into a bigger role.
Fighting Scot Facts Location: Wooster, Ohio 44691 Founded: 1866 Nickname: Fighting Scots Colors: Black and Old Gold Enrollment: 2,000 President: Dr. Grant H. Cornwell Athletic Director: Keith D. Beckett, Ph.D. office: (330) 263-2189 Athletic Trainer: Tom Love office: (330) 263-2184 Facility: Timken Gym (3,400) press table: 330-287-3000 x4466 Sports Info. Director: Hugh Howard office: (330) 263-2374 email: hhoward@wooster.edu Head Coach: Ashley Reid office phone: (330) 263-2181 email: areid@wooster.edu Letterwinners Returning: 8 Letterwinners Lost: 4 Starters Returning: 3 2012-13 Overall Record: 9-16 2012-13 NCAC Record: 4-12 (t-7th)
Alma Mater Walsh ‘04 Record at WOO 15-59 (Three years) Overall Record 15-59 (Three years)
• Sixth head coach in 45-year history of Wooster women’s program • Served as an assistant for the Fighting Scots for four seasons • Walsh’s second-leading career scorer with 1,725 points
2013-14 Schedule November 16 NAN NICHOLS CLASSIC 17 NAN NICHOLS CLASSIC 20 GENEVA 23 at Franciscan 26 BLUFFTON December 4 at Case 7 DEPAUW^ 18 at Schreiner 20 at Texas Lutheran January 3 at Oberlin^ 4 DENISON^ 8 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 11 at Wittenberg^ 15 OBERLIN^ 18 at Kenyon^ 22 at Allegheny^ 25 at DePauw^ 29 HIRAM^ February 5 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 8 at Denison^ 12 at Hiram^ 15 WITTENBERG^ 19 ALLEGHENY^ 22 KENYON^ ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results
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November WOO OPP 17 FRANCISCAN 67 52 18 WESTMINSTER 50 47 24 at Bluffton 53 75 28 ALLEGHENY^ 50 64 December 1 HIRAM^ 61 54 8 CASE 44 61 15 WAYNESBURG 55 51 17 OHIO MID-WESTERN 70 75 19 CALTECH 62 39 28 at Geneva 62 46 29 vs. Houghton 50 54 January 2 KENYON^ 36 62 5 at Denison^ 57 75 9 at Hiram^ 53 64 12 DEPAUW^ 46 87 16 at Oberlin^ 61 69 19 at Wittenberg^ 45 54 23 at Ohio Wesleyan 62 76 29 DENISON^ 56 67 February 1 OBERLIN^ 65 54 2 at Kenyon^ 44 70 6 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 69 46 9 WITTENBERG^ 71 65 13 at Allegheny^ 57 67 16 at DePauw^ 41 76
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES
Name Maura Hall Lauren Hancher Suvi Puripattarapan Karley Walker
Yr. Sr. So. Sr. Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Amanda English Sydney Failing
Yr. Fr. Fr.
Ht. 5-7 5-7 5-2 5-7
Pos. Hometown GP G Medfield, MA 25 F Cincinnati, OH 25 G Westport, CT 25 G S. Charleston, WV 25
REB AST PPG 174 42 8.1 62 15 6.8 79 39 4.6 80 77 9.8
Ht. 6-0 5-8
Pos. Hometown/High School F Johnstown, OH/Granville Christian Academy G Lorain, OH/Amherst Steele
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WOMEN’S SCHEDULE November 15 D’Youville at Allegheny, 8:00 DePauw & Denison Franklin Tip-Off Hiram Terrier Tip-Off Kenyon at MSJ Tournament Oberlin at CMU Tournament Wittenberg at Wilmington Tip-Off
November 30 Muskingum at Denison, 1:00 Oberlin at Kalamazoo, 2:00 Ohio Christian at Wittenberg, 6:00 Allegheny at Denison Classic DePauw Tournament Kenyon at Marietta Tournament
November 16 SUNY-Fredonia at Allegheny, 8:00 DePauw & Denison Franklin Tip-Off Hiram Terrier Tip-Off Kenyon at MSJ Tournament Oberlin at CMU Tournament Ohio Wesleyan at Emmanuel Invite Wittenberg at Wilmington Tip-Off Wooster Nan Nichols Classic
December 1 Case at Denison, 3:00 Allegheny at Denison Classic DePauw Tournament Kenyon at Marietta Tournament
November 17 Ohio Wesleyan at Emmanuel Invite Wooster Nan Nichols Classic November 19 Allegheny at Chatham, 7:00 Ohio Northern at Kenyon, 7:30 November 20 Mt. St. Joseph at Denison, 7:00 Oberlin at Adrian, 7:00 Westminster at Hiram, 7:00 Geneva at Wooster, 7:30 Wittenberg at Capital, 7:30
January 3 DePauw at Allegheny, 6:00^ Wittenberg at Hiram, 6:00^ Wooster at Oberlin, 6:00^ January 4 Kenyon at Ohio Wesleyan, 1:00^ DePauw at Hiram, 2:00^ Wittenberg at Allegheny, 4:00^ Denison at Wooster, 5:30^ January 6 Oberlin at Ohio Wesleyan, 6:00^
December 4 Hiram at Allegheny, 7:30^ Oberlin at Denison, 7:30^ Ohio Wesleyan at Wittenberg, 7:30^ Wooster at Case, 7:30
January 8 Allegheny at Hiram, 6:00^ Denison at DePauw, 7:00^ Kenyon at Oberlin, 7:30^ Wooster at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30^
December 7 DePauw at Wooster, 1:00^ Hiram at Kenyon, 2:00^ Ohio Wesleyan at Denison, 3:00^ Wittenberg at Brescia, 7:00
January 11 DePauw at Kenyon, 1:00^ Hiram at Oberlin, 1:00^ Ohio Wesleyan at Allegheny, 1:00^ Wooster at Wittenberg, 2:00^
December 10 Allegheny at Kenyon, 6:00^ Bethany at Hiram, 6:00
January 15 Hiram at Ohio Wesleyan, 6:00^ Kenyon at Denison, 6:00^ Oberlin at Wooster, 7:30^ Wittenberg at DePauw, 8:00^
December 11 DePauw at Spalding, 3:00 January 18 Hiram at PSU-Behrend, 7:00 November 21 Ohio Northern at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:00 Allegheny at Denison, 1:00^ Wittenberg at Oberlin, 2:00^ Carnegie Mellon at Allegheny, 7:00 Wooster at Kenyon, 2:00^ Muskingum at Kenyon, 7:30 December 14 Ohio Wesleyan at DePauw, 3:00^ Thiel at Hiram, 1:00 November 22 Denison at Wittenberg, 2:00^ January 22 Denison at Mt. Union Shootout Denison at Hiram, 6:00^ DePauw at Centre Tournament December 18 Oberlin at DePauw, 6:00^ Hiram at Wisc.-Lutheran Classic Wooster at Schreiner, 5:30 Kenyon at Wittenberg, 7:30^ Ohio Wesleyan at B-W Invitational Saint Vincent at Allegheny, 7:00 Wooster at Allegheny, 7:30^ November 23 December 20 January 25 Earlham at Kenyon, 2:00 Wooster at Texas Lutheran, 1:00 Allegheny at Oberlin, 1:00^ Wittenberg at Franklin, 2:00 Denison at Ohio Wesleyan, 1:00^ Wooster at Franciscan, 3:00 December 27 Kenyon at Hiram, 2:00^ Grove City at Allegheny, 4:00 Wittenberg Zimmerman Memorial Wooster at DePauw, 3:00^ Denison at Mt. Union Shootout DePauw at Centre Tournament December 28 January 29 Hiram at Wisc.-Lutherna Classic Denison vs. Pitt.-Bradford, 5:00 Hiram at Wooster, 6:00^ Oberlin at Susquehanna Tournament (at Otterbein) Oberlin at Kenyon, 6:00^ Ohio Wesleyan at B-W Invitational Wilmington at Ohio Wesleyan, 5:00 Wittenberg at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30^ Wittenberg Zimmerman Memorial DePauw at Denison, 8:00^ November 24 Oberlin at Susquehanna Tournament December 29 February 1 Denison vs. Misericordia, 1:00 DePauw at Oberlin, 1:00^ November 25 (at Otterbein) Kenyon at Allegheny, 1:00^ Wittenberg at Otterbein, 7:30 DePauw Amy Hasbrook Memorial OWU Bishop Classic/Hoops 4 Hope Ohio Wesleyan at Hiram, 2:00^ Wittenberg at Denison, 2:00^ November 26 Capital at Ohio Wesleyan, 6:00 December 30 February 5 Kenyon at Case, 7:00 Oberlin at Middlebury, 1:00 Denison at Oberlin, 6:00^ Wash. & Jeff. at Allegheny, 7:00 Hiram at Marietta, 7:30 Ohio Wesleyan at Wooster, 6:00^ Bluffton at Wooster, 7:30 DePauw Amy Hasbrook Memorial Heidelberg at Oberlin, 8:00 OWU Bishop Classic/Hoops 4 Hope February 7 Allegheny at DePauw, 6:00^ November 29 December 31 Hiram at Wittenberg, 7:30^ Oberlin at Olivet, 6:00 Kenyon at Mt. Vernon Naz., 1:00
February 8 Ohio Wesleyan at Kenyon, 1:00^ Wooster at Denison, 1:00^ Allegheny at Wittenberg, 3:00^ Hiram at DePauw, 4:00^ February 12 Denison at Kenyon, 6:00^ DePauw at Wittenberg, 6:00^ Oberlin at Allegheny, 6:00^ Wooster at Hiram, 6:00^ February 15 Allegheny at Ohio Wesleyan, 1:00 Oberlin at Hiram, 1:00^ Wittenberg at Wooster, 2:00^ Kenyon at DePauw, 3:00^ February 19 Hiram at Denison, 6:00^ Ohio Wesleyan at Oberlin, 6:00^ Allegheny at Wooster, 7:30^ Wittenberg at Kenyon, 7:30^ February 22 Denison at Allegheny, 1:00^ DePauw at Ohio Wesleyan, 1:00^ Oberlin at Wittenberg, 2:00^ Kenyon at Wooster, 2:00^ February 25 NCAC Tournament Quarterfinals February 28 NCAC Tournament Semifinals March 1 NCAC Tournament Championship ^ - Indicates NCAC game
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WOMEN’S RECORDS Team (Game)
Points: 112 -- Allegheny (vs. Denison), 1/11/86; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Earlham), 2/19/92 Points (Two Teams): 194 -- Allegheny (108) vs. Oberlin (86), 2/6/91; Ohio Wesleyan (101) vs. Point Park (93), 11/29/97 Margin of Victory: 95 -- Allegheny (112) vs. Denison (17), 1/11/86 Field Goals: 51 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Earlham), 2/19/92 Field Goal Attempts: 105 -- Allegheny (vs. Oberlin), 2/6/85 Field Goal Percentage: 65.7 (44-67) -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Denison), 1/17/90 Three-Point Field Goals: 17 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Kenyon), 1/11/06 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 59 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Chatham), 11/27/05 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (5-5) -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Lake Erie), 1/31/94 Free Throws: 37 -- Earlham (vs. Wooster), 2/5/94 Free Throw Attempts: 55 -- Earlham (vs. Wooster), 2/5/94 Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (17-17) -- Kenyon (vs. Allegheny), 2/16/13 Rebounds: 79 -- Oberlin (vs. Wilberforce), 2/6/99 Assists: 36 -- Earlham (vs. Cincinnati Bible), 12/6/93, Wooster (vs. Trinity, DC) 12/19/02 Blocked Shots: 14 -- Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/12/94 Steals: 33 -- Allegheny (vs. Medgar Evers), 12/29/12
Team (Season)
Points: 2429 -- DePauw, 2012-13 Scoring Offense: 82.9 (28-2320) -- Allegheny, 1985-86 Scoring Defense: 45.6 (34-1549) -- DePauw, 2012-13; 45.6 (291385) -- DePauw, 2011-12 Scoring Margin: 30.7 (82.9-52.2) -- Allegheny, 1985-86 Field Goals: 975 -- Allegheny, 1985-86 Field Goal Attempts: 2122 -- Allegheny, 1985-86 Field Goal Percentage: 47.7 (773-1621) -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1991-92 Field Goal Percentage Defense: 32.9 (440-1337) -- Kenyon, 2004-05 Three-Point Field Goals: 264 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2005-06 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 867 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2005-06 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 39.5 (144-365) - Wittenberg, 1995-96 Free Throws: 523 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01 Free Throw Attempts: 766 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01 Free Throw Percentage: 79.2 (290-366) -- Kenyon, 2012-13 Rebounds: 1565 -- Wooster, 1984-85 Rebound Margin: 15.5 (52.6-37.1) -- Allegheny, 1985-86 Assists: 539 -- Allegheny, 1986-87 Blocked Shots: 162 -- Wooster, 1996-97 Steals: 424 -- Wittenberg, 2002-03 Wins: 34 -- DePauw, 2012-13 Winning Percentage: 1.000 (34-0) -- DePauw, 2012-13 Winning Streak: 34 -- DePauw, 2012-13 Winning Streak (NCAC): 53 -- Wittenberg, 1993-96
Individual (Game)
Free Throws: 18 -- Alyssa Clark, Oberlin (vs. Earlham), 1/21/06 Free Throw Attempts: 22 -- Shannon Ferguson, Earlham (vs. Wittenberg), 2/12/92; Shannon Ferguson, Earlham (vs. Wooster), 2/5/94 Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (15-15) -- Katie Montague, Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 2/11/98 Rebounds: 25 -- Kim Huber, Allegheny (vs. Thiel), 1/10/96; Michelle Popovec, Allegheny (vs. Wooster), 2/9/00 Assists: 17 -- Traci Duez, CWRU (vs. Lake Erie), 2/1/85 Blocked Shots: 10 -- Dee Wells, Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/12/94 Steals: 13 -- Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin (vs. Wooster), 1/29/02
Individual (Season)
Points: 778 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-90 Scoring Average: 31.2 (24-749) -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1990-91 Field Goals: 319 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-90 Field Goal Attempts: 710 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-90 Field Goal Percentage: 63.8 (125--196) -- Stephanie Boardman, Wittenberg, 2007-08 Three-Point Field Goals: 110 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1996-97 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 279 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1995-96 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 58.5 (31-53 -- Emma Ondik, DePauw, 2011-12 Free Throws: 183 -- Jessica Viertlboeck, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01 Free Throw Attempts: 236 -- Karen Schell, Kenyon, 1997-98 Free Throw Percentage: 92.3 (84-91) -- Maureen Hirt, Kenyon, 2012-13 Rebounds: 360 -- Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01 Assists: 177 -- Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny, 1985-86 Blocked Shots: 106 -- Kristen Sheffield, Denison, 2004-05 Steals: 129 -- Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin, 2001-02
Individual (Career)
Points: 2112 -- Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001-05 Scoring Average (min. 1000 points): 31.2 (49-1527) - Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-91 Field Goals: 822 -- Kim Huber, Allegheny, 1992-96 Field Goal Attempts: 1738 -- Kim Huber, Allegheny, 1992-96 Field Goal Percentage (min. 250 made): 57.1 (741-1298) -- Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 1998-02 Three-Point Field Goals: 365 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1993-97 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 987 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1993-97 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 90 made): 42.4 (151-356) -- Brittany Bell, Allegheny, 2006-10 Free Throws: 522 -- Shannon Ferguson, Earlham, 1990-94 Free Throw Attempts: 704 -- Shannon Ferguson, Earlham, 1990-94 Free Throw Percentage (min. 120 made): 85.9 (220-256) -- Pam Quigney -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2007-11 Rebounds: 1217 -- Jill Myers, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88 Assists: 601 -- Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny, 1984-88 Blocked Shots: 336 -- Kristen Sheffield, Denison, 2003-07 Steals: 404 -- Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin, 1998-02
Points: 61 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/6/91 Field Goals: 28 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/6/91 Field Goal Attempts: 55 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/6/91 Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (12-12) -- Amber Bishop, Wittenberg (vs. Hiram), 2/7/03 Three-Point Field Goals: 10 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/20/96; Kim Graf, Kenyon (vs. Bluffton), 2/12/97 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 24 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon (vs. Asbury), 2/11/95 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6) -- Amber Sherman, Wittenberg (vs. Allegheny), 1/4/97
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WOMEN’S ALL-TIME LEADERS Points SEASON 778 749 604 593 576
Ann Gilbert (OBE) Ann Gilbert (OBE) Kelly Heil (OWU) Kim Huber (ALL) Christi Clay (DEN)
Field Goals SEASON 319 309 235 229
Ann Gilbert (OBE) Ann Gilbert (OBE) Katy Sturtz (OWU) Christi Clay (DEN) Kayla Ernst (KEN)
CAREER 822 741 761 684 664
Kim Huber (ALL) Katy Sturtz (OWU) Kelly Heil (OWU) Krista Jacobs (OWU) Christi Clay (DEN)
Three-Point Field Goals SEASON 110 93 87 85 82
Kim Graf (KEN) Kim Graf (KEN) Mechelle Pothast (WIT) Maureen Hirt (KEN) Cristina Briboneria (OBE)
1989-90 1990-91 2002-03 1995-96 1993-94
1989-90 1990-91 2000-01 1993-94 2012-13 1992-96 1998-02 2001-05 1988-92 1990-94
183 156 153
Jess Viertlboeck (OWU) Karen Schell (KEN) Kim Huber (ALL) Shannon Ferguson (ERL) Ann Osborne (OWU)
CAREER 522 463 427 411 406
Shannon Ferguson (ERL) Jess Viertlboeck (OWU) Ann Osborne (OWU) Kelly Heil (OWU) Kim Huber (ALL)
Rebounds SEASON 360 333 329 315
Katy Sturtz (OWU) Jill Myers (OWU) Jennifer Young (ALL) Jill Myers (OWU) Jennifer Young (ALL)
CAREER
1217 Jill Myers (OWU) 1127 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 1078 Danielle Rogers (WIT) 1021 Krista Jacobs (OWU) 925 Karen Schell (KEN)
Suzanne Helfant (ALL) Suzanne Helfant (ALL) Jill Swanson (ALL) Serafina Nuzzo (DEN) Suzanne Helfant (ALL)
601 529 462 461 456
Suzanne Helfant (ALL) Christy Evans (WOO) Tyler Cordell (OWU) Ellen O’Brien (DEN) Amanda Schmidt (ALL)
Blocked Shots SEASON 106 80 76 74 68
Kristen Sheffield (DEN) Kristen Sheffield (DEN) Kristen Sheffield (DEN) Kristen Sheffield (DEN) Monica Hansen (WOO)
CAREER 1996-97 1995-96 1995-96 2011-12 2001-05
Kim Graf (KEN) 1993-97 Stephany Dunmyer (KEN) 1996-00 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-05 Maureen Hirt (KEN) 2010-Present Alicia Moreno (KEN) 2004-08
Free Throws SEASON
177 172 167 165 161
CAREER
CAREER 365 257 232 226 222
Assists SEASON
2000-01 1997-98 1995-96 1991-92 1986-87 1990-94 1997-01 1984-88 2001-05 1992-96
2000-01 1987-88 1991-92 1986-87 1990-91 1984-88 1998-02 1989-93 1988-92 1995-99
336 179 165 158 155
Kristen Sheffield (DEN) Jessica Wingen (WOO) Carolyn Simpson (DEN) Kristen Rice (WOO) Jennifer Latronica (ALL)
Steals SEASON 129 125 117 110
Nzinga Broussard (OBE) Lisa Smith (ALL) Amanda Schmidt (ALL) Nzinga Broussard (OBE) Mary Jo Domurat (CWR)
CAREER 412 345 312 280 268
Nzinga Broussard (OBE) Christi Clay (DEN) Amanda Schmidt (ALL) Cristina Briboneria (OBE) Allison McCombe (DEN)
1000-Point Scorers
2112 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2053 Kim Huber (ALL) 1969 Shannon Ferguson (ERL) 1802 Krista Jacobs (OWU) 1794 Kim Graf (KEN) 1777 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 1763 Allison McCombe (DEN) 1693 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 1655 Jess Viertlboeck (OWU) 1645 Christi Clay (DEN) 1612 Jill Myers (OWU) 1610 Katie Montague (WOO) 1558 Kym Wenz (WOO) 1555 Stephany Dunmyer (KEN) 1527 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1520 Kayla Ernst (KEN) 1482 Shaina Kaiser (DEN) 1465 Cassie Bedard (HIR) 1461 Kayla Gordon (OWU) 1459 Lindsey Chappell (ERL) 1443 Karen Schell (KEN) 1438 Tyler Cordell (OWU) 1436 Jill Tibbe (KEN) 1416 Alyssa Clark (OBE) 1413 Pam Quigney (OWU) 1398 Ann Osborne (OWU)
1985-86 1986-87 1984-85 2010-11 1987-88 1984-88 1988-92 2007-11 2005-09 1993-97
2004-05 2003-04 2005-06 2006-07 1987-88 2003-07 2009-13 2005-09 1999-03 2003-07
2001-02 1986-87 1993-94 1998-99 1986-87 1998-02 1990-94 1993-97 2001-05 1992-96 2001-05 1992-96 1990-94 1988-92 1993-97 1998-02 1992-96 1998-02 1997-01 1990-94 1984-88 1995-99 2006-10 1996-00 1989-91 2009-13 2007-11 2003-07 2007-11 2000-04 1995-99 2007-11 1984-88 2005-09 2007-11 1984-88
Active Leaders Points: 1320 - Maureen Hirt, KEN Field Goals: 449 - Maureen Hirt, KEN 3-Point FG: 226 - Maureen Hirt, KEN Free Throws: 196 - Maureen Hirt, KEN Rebounds: 446 - Tamra Londot, OWU Assists: 246 - Maggie Boelter, KEN Blocked Shots: 65 - LaNiece McRae, OWU Steals: 128 - Suvi Puripattarapan, WOO
1384 Serafina Nuzzo (DEN) 2009-13 1380 Megan Coughlin (OWU) 1996-00 1353 Jessica Oram (OBE) 2003-07 1349 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2003-07 1338 Carly Loerhke (WOO) 2003-07 1320 Maureen Hirt (KEN) 2010-Present 1297 Sarah Jurewicz (WIT) 1994-98 1287 Vicki Painter (ERL) 1996-00 1257 Carolyn Simpson (DEN) 2005-09 1244 Beth Green (WIT) 1990-94 1233 Morgan Korinek (KEN) 2008-12 1226 Erin McQuillan (ALL) 1991-95 1222 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-05 1220 Jody Chattin (CWR) 1992-96 1201 Lisa Diment (WOO) 1983-87 Tasha Merrill (ERL) 2005-09 1197 Allison Bethea (CWR) 1984-88 1193 Jill Gregory (ALL) 2007-11 1176 Stephanie Boardman (WIT) 2006-10 1173 Katy Zeanah (KEN) 2002-06 1172 Malisha Richardson (OBE) 1999-03 1171 Kate Rolf (WIT) 1999-03 1169 Jeannie Alcorn (ALL) 1988-92 1142 Jessica Kankoski (ALL) 2000-04 1138 Katie Gregorevich (WIT) 2004-08 1126 Ronnie Bohm (ALL) 1987-91 1120 Robin Jones (DEN) 1982-87 1108 Danielle Rogers (WIT) 1989-93 1106 Erica Brizendine (OWU) 2002-05 1103 Karen Porath (OWU) 1989-93 1093 LaSonya Crawl (WOO) 1989-93 1082 Darryl Ford (ALL) 2009-13 1081 Jenni Swartz (WIT) 1989-93 1069 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1984-88 1060 Nara DeJesus (WOO) 1999-03 1053 Brenda Heil (WOO) 1986-89 1050 Emma Woodward (DEN) 2001-05 1043 Anne Dugan (KEN) 2004-08 1035 Syrea Thomas (OBE) 2007-11 1027 Molly Baumann (DEN) 1997-01 1019 Carin Crislip (DEN) 1984-87 Teresa Page (ERL) 1990-94 1002 Heidi Goeller (ALL) 2009-12
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‘12-13 WOMEN’S ALL-NCAC First Team
Name Kayla Ernst Daryl Ford Alex Gasaway Maureen Hirt Christina Marquette Serafina Nuzzo Kate Walker
School Kenyon Allegheny DePauw Kenyon Oberlin Denison DePauw
Yr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr.
Pos. Hometown/High School P Batavia, OH/Batavia F Pittsburgh, PA/Sto-Rox F Crawfordsville, IN/Crawfordsville G Bloomington, IN/North F Huntington Beach, CA/Edison PG Western Springs, IL/Fenwick G Indianapolis, IN/Perry Meridian
Nicole Coggins Sarah McQuade Ellie Pearson Amber Rice Enri Small Savannah Trees Jessica Wingen
Denison Ohio Wesleyan DePauw Wittenberg Wittenberg DePauw Wooster
Sr. So. Sr. Jr. So. So. Sr.
W G F W G G F
Katie Adlam Alexis Kemper Emma Pellicano Ali Ross Gretchen Staubach
Kenyon Hiram Allegheny DePauw Denison
Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr.
Second Team
Mesa, AZ/Corona Del Sol Dublin, OH/Coffman Madison, WI/West S. Charleston, OH/Southeastern Columbus, OH/School for Girls Libertyville, IL/Libertyville Pittsburgh, PA/Mt. Lebanon
Honorable Mention G G/F F G P
Carmel, IN/University School Centerville, OH/Centerville Pittsburgh, PA/Mt. Lebanon Lexington, KY/Lafayette Medeira, OH/Madeira
PPG 21.1 12.2 14.7 15.3 17.3 14.9 7.4
RPG 6.6 7.6 7.1 5.4 9.3 5.0 3.9
APG 1.4 2.2 0.6 1.8 2.8 2.8 3.6
7.4 10.2 8.0 10.9 13.1 11.9 14.0
5.1 3.2 7.4 5.3 5.5 1.8 8.9
1.4 3.4 2.2 1.6 1.6 1.4 0.6
5.0 8.0 10.0 7.6 9.1
4.0 2.7 5.1 1.7 5.1
3.4 1.3 1.1 1.9 1.7
All-Time First Team Selections Allegheny Ronnie Bohm Daryl Ford Heidi Goeller Jill Gregory Karen Gubish Suzanne Helfant Kim Huber Jessica Kankoski Katie Kestler Cindy Kyler Caitlin Murtaugh Stephanie Pollock Michelle Popovec Erica Restich Joan Smith Jill Swanson Jennifer Young Stephanie Wolf Denison
Lisa Attebery Molly Baumann Christi Clay Robin Jones Shaina Kaiser Allison McCombe Serafina Nuzzo Ellen O’Brien Megan Overom Mary Kay Schwaninger Kristin Sheffield Carolyn Simpson Emma Woodward Katie Aldrich Alex Gasaway Ali Ross Kate Walker
DePauw
1989-91 2013 2011-12 2010 1987 1987-88 1994-95-96 2002-04 2007 1989 2006 2001 2000 2012 1986 1985 1992 2008-09 1991 2001 1994 1987 2009-10-11 1995-96 2011-12-13 2008-09 2003 1998 2006-07 2008-09 2004-05 2012 2013 2012 2013
Kenyon Emily Donovan Stephany Dunmyer Anne Dugan Kayla Ernst Sara Fox Kim Graf Maureen Hirt Morgan Korinek Alisha Moreno Karen Schell Heather Spencer Jill Tibbe Katy Zeanah
1997 1998-00 2008 2011-12-13 2002 1995-96-97 2012-13 2010 2007-08 1998-99 1989 1985-86-87-88 2004-05-06
Oberlin Cristina Briboneria Nzinga Broussard Ann Gilbert Christina Marquette Jessica Oram Malisha Richardson
2005 1999-00-01-02 1990-91 2013 2007 2003
Ohio Wesleyan Erica Brizendine 2005 Tyler Cordell 2010-11 Megan Coughlin 1997-98-99 Steffi Graf 2008 Kelly Heil 2002-03-04-05 Krista Jacobs 1989-90-91-92 Rachel Messaros 2007 Jill Myers 1985-86-88 Ann Osborne 1986-88 Karen Porath 1992-93 Pam Quigney 2009-11 Kate Ryan 1993 Katy Sturtz 1999-00-01-02 Jess Viertlboeck 2000-01
Wittenberg Ann Brokaw Stephanie Boardman Stephanie Campbell Carrie Dyer Beth Green Katie Gregorevich Kathy Hittle Katherine Hueter Sarah Jurewicz Melissa Kolbe Mechelle Pothast Danielle Rogers Kate Rolf Jenni Swartz Haley Warden Michelle Westerdale Maribeth Bentler LaSonya Crawl LaWanda Crawl Barb Davis Lisa Diment Christy Evans Lisa First Carly Loehrke Kaitlin Krister Katie Montague Amy Smith Kym Wenz
Wooster
1990 2009-10 2003 2010 1992-93-94 2007-08 2006 2011 1995-96-98 1999 1996-97 1990 2001-02-03 1991 2004 1995 1985 1993 1989-90 1986 1987 1992 1995 2006-07 2010 1997-98 1985 2009-10
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‘12-13 WOMEN’S STATS TEAM OFFENSE DePauw Kenyon Allegheny Denison Wooster
G 34 28 27 26 25
PTS P/G 2429 71.4 1799 64.2 1606 59.5 1543 59.3 1390 55.6
TEAM DEFENSE DePauw Allegheny Kenyon Wittenberg Denison
G 34 27 28 27 26
PTS P/G 1549 45.6 1484 55.0 1563 55.8 1549 57.4 1518 58.4
OFF. FG % DePauw Kenyon Allegheny Denison Ohio Wesleyan
G 34 28 27 26 26
FG 908 661 618 561 510
FGA PCT 2049 .443 1583 .418 1597 .387 1476 .380 1382 .369
DEF. FG% Wittenberg DePauw Wooster Allegheny Kenyon
G 27 34 25 27 28
FG 539 597 529 542 578
FGA PCT 1512 .356 1657 .360 1454 .364 1469 .369 1559 .371
3-POINT FG % DePauw Kenyon Oberlin Hiram Wooster
G 3FG 3FGA PCT 34 213 546 .390 28 187 548 .341 26 181 580 .312 26 137 445 .308 25 100 339 .295
FREE-THROW % Kenyon Denison Wooster Oberlin DePauw
G 28 26 25 26 34
FT 290 299 314 235 400
FTA PCT 366 .792 406 .736 428 .734 321 .732 561 .713
SCORE MARGIN DePauw Kenyon Allegheny Denison Wittenberg
G 34 28 27 26 27
OFF 71.4 64.2 59.5 59.3 55.6
DEF MAR 45.6 +25.9 55.8 +8.4 55.0 +4.5 58.4 +1.0 57.4 -1.8
REB. MARGIN DePauw Wittenberg Allegheny Wooster Kenyon
G 34 27 27 25 28
REB OPP MAR 1368 953 +12.2 1066 1026 +1.5 1028 996 +1.2 995 1003 -0.3 985 999 -0.5
SCORING G PTS P/G Kayla Ernst, Kenyon 28 550 19.6 Christina Marquette, Oberlin 26 482 18.5 Maureen Hirt, Kenyon 28 455 16.3 Serafina Nuzzo, Denison 26 400 15.4 Jessica Wingen, Wooster 25 361 14.4 High: 33 - Maureen Hirt (KEN) vs. Denison, 1/4/13 REBOUNDS G REB R/G Christina Marquette, Oberlin 26 243 9.3 Jessica Wingen, Wooster 25 227 9.1 Ellie Pearson, DePauw 34 274 8.1 Daryl Ford, Allegheny 27 202 7.5 Maura Hall, Wooster 25 174 7.0 High: 19 - Jessica Wingen (WOO) vs. Allegheny, 2/13/13; Ellie Pearson (DPU) vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 ASSISTS G A A/G Maggie Boelter, Kenyon 28 122 4.4 Kate Walker, DePauw 34 125 3.7 Malisa Hoak, Oberlin 26 95 3.7 Katie Adlam, Kenyon 28 101 3.6 Sarah McQuade, O. Wesleyan 25 85 3.4 High: 10 - Malisa Hoak (OBE) vs. Caltech, 11/23/12; Maggie Boelter (KEN) vs. Allegheny, 2/22/13 3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT. Savannah Trees, DePauw Alexis Kemper, Hiram Maureen Hirt, Kenyon Kyli Parker, Denison Christina Marquette, Oberlin
G 34 26 28 26 26
3FG 55 45 71 33 62
3FGA 122 113 185 86 165
FIELD GOAL PCT. Kayla Ernst, Kenyon Alex Gasaway, DePauw Ellie Pearson, DePauw Savannah Trees, DePauw Jessica Wingen, Wooster
G 28 31 34 34 25
FG 229 160 111 144 144
FGA PCT 419 .547 300 .533 218 .509 288 .500 300 .480
FREE THROW PCT Maureen Hirt, Kenyon Amber Rice, Wittenberg Kayla Ernst, Kenyon Sarah McQuade, O. Wesleyan Serafina Nuzzo, Denison
G 28 27 28 25 26
FT 84 58 82 87 64
FTA PCT 91 .923 67 .866 98 .837 111 .784 83 .771
PCT .451 .398 .384 .384 .376
BLOCKED SHOTS G BLK B/G Jessica Wingen, Wooster 25 53 2.1 Karen D. Hamberg, Wittenberg 27 33 1.2 Ellie Pearson, DePauw 34 34 1.0 Kendall Hoffman, Allegheny 25 20 0.8 Karley Walker, Wooster 25 19 0.8 High: 5 - Jessica Wingen (WOO) vs. Geneva, 12/28/12; Brenna Host (HIR) vs. Denison, 1/26/13 STEALS G S S/G Kyli Parker, Denison 26 69 2.7 Serafina Nuzzo, Denison 26 62 2.4 Ellie Pearson, DePauw 34 68 2.0 Rachel Vigliotti, Allegheny 27 52 1.9 Christina Marquette, Oberlin 26 50 1.9 High: 9 - Kyli Parker (DEN) vs. Wittenberg, 2/19/13
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ALL-TIME STANDINGS - W 2012-13 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) DePauw *^ 16-0 34-0 2) Kenyon 12-4 20-8 3) Allegheny 9-7 15-12 4) Denison 8-8 13-13 Wittenberg 8-8 13-14 6) Ohio Wesleyan 7-9 8-18 7) Hiram 4-12 9-17 Oberlin 4-12 9-17 Wooster 4-12 9-16
2007-08 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Kenyon 16-0 20-7 2) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 18-8 Wittenberg 12-4 15-11 4) Denison* 11-5 18-11 5) Allegheny 8-8 11-15 6) Oberlin 4-12 5-21 7) Wooster 3-13 6-19 Hiram 3-13 5-10 Earlham 3-13 4-22
2002-03 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg* 16-0 24-5 2) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 18-10 3) Denison 10-6 16-10 Allegheny 10-6 13-14 5) Earlham 8-8 13-11 6) Wooster 7-9 13-13 7) Kenyon 5-11 10-15 8) Oberlin 2-14 6-19 9) Hiram 2-14 3-22
2011-12 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) DePauw * 27-2 16-0 2) Denison 20-8 11-5 Kenyon 19-8 11-5 4) Allegheny 15-11 10-6 5) Wittenberg 14-12 9-7 6) Hiram 9-17 5-11 Ohio Wesleyan 9-17 5-11 8) Oberlin 6-20 3-13 9) Wooster 3-21 2-14
2006-07 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Denison* 15-1 25-5 2) Allegheny 11-5 19-8 Wittenberg 11-5 15-11 4) Kenyon 10-6 14-13 5) Ohio Wesleyan 9-7 14-12 Wooster 9-7 14-12 7) Oberlin 3-13 7-19 Earlham 3-13 4-22 9) Hiram 1-15 6-19
2001-02 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg 14-2 21-6 2) Ohio Wesleyan* 13-3 21-8 3) Denison 11-5 16-9 4) Allegheny 10-6 15-11 5) Kenyon 8-8 12-12 6) Earlham 7-9 11-15 7) Oberlin 5-11 10-14 8) Wooster 4-12 9-16 9) Hiram 0-16 3-21
2010-11 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Denison * 14-0 28-1 2) Ohio Wesleyan 10-4 15-12 3) Allegheny 9-5 17-10 4) Kenyon 8-6 15-12 5) Wittenberg 7-7 12-14 6) Hiram 4-10 12-14 7) Oberlin 3-11 8-18 8) Wooster 1-13 3-22
2005-06 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg 14-2 19-8 2) Allegheny 13-3 18-9 3) Denison* 11-5 22-7 Kenyon 11-5 21-7 5) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 14-12 6) Wooster 4-12 7-19 Earlham 4-12 5-21 8) Hiram 3-13 8-17 9) Oberlin 2-14 4-20
2000-01 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Ohio Wesleyan* 13-3 26-7 Allegheny 13-3 20-6 3) Wittenberg 11-5 18-8 Earlham 11-5 17-10 5) Denison 10-6 14-11 6) Kenyon 6-10 10-14 7) Oberlin 5-11 6-19 8) Wooster 2-14 4-21 9) Hiram 1-15 4-20
2004-05 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Kenyon 14-2 22-5 2) Denison* 12-4 20-9 Wittenberg 12-4 17-10 4) Allegheny 10-6 18-8 Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 17-10 6) Wooster 7-9 12-14 7) Oberlin 5-11 10-16 8) Hiram 2-14 8-18 9) Earlham 0-16 3-21
1999-00 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Ohio Wesleyan 14-2 23-3 2) Kenyon* 12-4 21-7 3) Wittenberg 10-6 14-11 Denison 10-6 16-10 5) Allegheny 7-9 11-14 6) Earlham 6-10 9-17 Oberlin 6-10 12-13 8) Wooster 5-11 8-17 9) Hiram 2-14 5-19
2003-04 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg* 16-0 25-6 2) Allegheny 13-3 17-11 3) Denison 11-5 18-9 4) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 15-12 5) Kenyon 7-9 10-15 6) Earlham 6-10 9-16 7) Wooster 4-12 10-16 8) Oberlin 3-13 7-19 9) Hiram 2-14 6-19
1998-99 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Ohio Wesleyan* 14-2 21-7 Wittenberg 14-2 20-7 3) Denison 10-6 14-10 4) Allegheny 9-7 14-11 5) Oberlin 8-8 15-11 6) Kenyon 6-10 12-13 7) Wooser 5-11 8-17 8) CWRU 4-12 8-17 9) Earlham 2-14 6-18
2009-10 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg 15-1 19-8 2) Ohio Wesleyan 14-2 20-7 3) Denison * 10-6 21-8 4) Kenyon 9-7 17-10 5) Wooster 8-8 11-15 6) Allegheny 7-9 10-16 7) Oberlin 4-12 5-21 8) Hiram 3-13 4-22 9) Earlham 2-14 3.22 2008-09 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Denison 16-0 19-7 2) Kenyon 11-5 13-13 3) Ohio Wesleyan* 10-6 17-12 Allegheny 10-6 16-12 5) Wittenberg 9-7 14-12 6) Wooster 6-10 8-18 7) Hiram 5-11 7-19 8) Oberlin 3-13 5-21 9) Earlham 2-14 3-21
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ALL-TIME STANDINGS - W 1997-98 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg* 15-1 22-6 2) Denison 11-5 17-9 Kenyon 11-5 15-11 4) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 15-11 5) Allegheny 8-8 12-13 Wooster 8-8 12-13 7) Earlham 4-12 9-16 8) Oberlin 3-13 6-16 9) CWRU 2-14 5-19
1992-93 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Ohio Wesleyan 15-1 21-6 2) Wittenberg* 14-2 23-4 3) Wooster 10-6 13-11 4) Denison 9-7 13-12 CWRU 9-7 12-13 6) Allegheny 7-9 11-15 7) Earlham 6-10 11-12 8) Kenyon 2-14 3-19 9) Oberlin 0-16 0-21
1996-97 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Kenyon* 16-0 26-2 2) Wittenberg 13-3 17-8 3) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 13-12 4) Wooster 9-7 12-13 CWRU 9-7 12-14 6) Allegheny 8-8 11-14 7) Earlham 5-11 7-18 8) Oberlin 1-15 4-21 Denison 1-15 1-23
1991-92 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Ohio Wesleyan* 15-1 23-2 Wittenberg 15-1 21-7 3) Wooster 12-4 20-7 4) Allegheny 9-7 15-11 5) Denison 8-8 13-13 6) Earlham 5-11 5-19 7) CWRU 4-12 4-21 8) Kenyon 2-14 3-19 Oberlin 2-14 2-21
1995-96 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg* 15-1 21-7 2) Kenyon 11-5 18-8 Ohio Wesleyan 11-5 15-9 CWRU 11-5 15-10 5) Allegheny 8-8 16-10 Wooster 8-8 13-14 7) Earlham 6-10 11-14 8) Denison 2-14 5-20 9) Oberlin 0-16 2-22 1994-95 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg* 16-0 25-3 2) Ohio Wesleyan 13-3 22-6 3) Allegheny 11-5 18-8 4) CWRU 8-8 10-15 5) Kenyon 6-10 12-11 Earlham 6-10 10-13 Wooster 6-10 10-16 8) Denison 5-11 9-15 9) Oberlin 1-15 3-20 1993-94 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg 16-0 24-4 2) Denison* 12-4 18-9 3) Allegheny 10-6 16-10 Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 14-9 5) Earlham 9-7 12-11 6) Kenyon 7-9 10-14 7) CWRU 5-11 5-20 8) Wooster 3-13 5-19 9) Oberlin 0-16 0-20
NORTH 1) Allegheny 2) Wooster 3) Oberlin 4) CWRU
1990-91 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 9-2 19-8 8-3 18-7 6-5 13-11 1-10 4-19
SOUTH 1) Wittenberg* 2) Ohio Wesleyan 3) Denison 4) Earlham 5) Kenyon NORTH 1) Wooster* 2) Allegheny Oberlin 4) CWRU
11-1 24-4 9-3 20-8 5-7 11-10 3-9 4-21 0-12 0-24
1989-90 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 9-2 20-6 6-5 12-13 6-5 10-15 2-9 3-21
SOUTH 1) Wittenberg 2) Ohio Wesleyan 3) Kenyon 4) Earlham Denison
1987-88 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Allegheny* 11-1 19-6 2) Ohio Wesleyan 10-2 16-10 3) Kenyon 9-3 13-12 4) Wooster 6-6 9-16 5) Oberlin 3-9 5-15 Denison 3-9 3-18 7) CWRU 0-12 0-23 1986-87 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Allegheny* 12-0 25-4 2) Kenyon 10-2 15-10 3) Ohio Wesleyan 7-5 13-12 4) CWRU 5-7 9-16 Wooster 5-7 8-15 6) Denison 3-9 4-18 7) Oberlin 0-12 0-21 1985-86 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Allegheny* 12-0 26-2 2) Ohio Wesleyan 8-4 14-12 3) Kenyon 7-5 11-10 Wooster 7-5 11-11 5) CWRU 5-7 8-11 6) Oberlin 3-9 3-13 7) Denison 0-12 0-24 1984-85 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Allegheny* 11-1 24-3 Wooster 11-1 21-8 3) Kenyon 7-5 13-9 4) Ohio Wesleyan 6-6 9-16 5) CWRU 4-8 6-13 6) Denison 2-10 2-19 7) Oberlin 1-11 2-18 * - NCAC Tournament Champion ^ - NCAA Div. III National Champions
12-0 26-3 9-3 17-8 4-8 5 -16 2-10 4-19 2-10 3-18
1988-89 NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Allegheny* 11-1 20-7 2) Ohio Wesleyan 10-2 12-10 3) Wooster 8-4 16-11 4) Kenyon 5-7 7-18 5) Denison 3-9 5-15 Oberlin 3-9 3-20 7) CWRU 2-10 3-20
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WOMEN’S LEADERS SCORING FIELD GOAL PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCT YEAR PLAYER P/G PLAYER PCT PLAYER PCT PLAYER
PCT
12-13 11-12 10-11 09-10 08-09 07-08 06-07 05-06 04-05 03-04 02-03 01-02 00-01 99-00 98-99 97-98 96-97 95-96 94-95 93-94 92-93 91-92 90-91 89-90 88-89 87-88 86-87 85-86 84-85
92.3 88.1 85.9 82.1 90.1 78.8 81.3 84.8 82.9 76.9 78.9 79.9 83.8 78.9 82.4 82.7 83.3 78.2 81.7 86.8 86.0 80.0 85.6 84.7 78.1 78.1 79.7 84.3 78.8
Kayla Ernst, KEN Maureen Hirt, KEN Tyler Cordell, OWU Kym Wenz, WOO Kym Wenz, WOO Kym Wenz, WOO Cassie Bedard, HIR Jessie Oram, OBE Cris Briboneria, OBE Kelly Heil, OWU Kelly Heil, OWU Nz. Broussard, OBE Jess Viertlboeck, OWU Steph Dunmyer, KEN Erin Rogalski, CWR Katie Montague, WOO Kim Graf, KEN Kim Huber, ALL Kim Graf, KEN Christi Clay, DEN S. Ferguson, ERL S. Ferguson, ERL Ann Gilbert, OBE Ann Gilbert, OBE Krista Jacobs, OWU Jill Myers, OWU Lisa Diment, WOO Lisa Diment, WOO Robin Jones, DEN
19.6 18.0 17.0 20.8 18.6 17.5 17.6 18.9 17.9 20.5 21.6 19.4 18.0 17.0 17.0 21.5 18.6 22.8 19.5 21.3 22.2 22.8 31.2 31.1 21.0 18.7 19.6 18.8 20.3
Kayla Ernst, KEN Daryl Ford, ALL Heidi Goeller, ALL Morgan Korinek, KEN Steph Boardman, WIT Steph Boardman, WIT Carly Loehrke, WOO Katy Zeanah, KEN Carly Loehrke, WOO Lindsey Chappell, ERL Lindsey Chappell, ERL Lindsey Chappell, ERL Katy Sturtz, OWU Katy Sturtz, OWU Karen Schell, KEN MK Schwaninger, DEN Karen Schell, KEN Karen Schell, KEN Kim Huber, ALL Teri Hamlin, OWU Beth Green, WITT Karen Porath, OWU Jennifer Young, ALL Cindy Kyler, ALL Cindy Kyler, ALL Jill Myers, OWU Robin Jones, DEN Suzanne Helfant, ALL Robin Jones, DEN
54.7 Savannah Trees, DPU 45.1 55.8 Emma Ondik, DPU 58.5 51.1 Saddie Gravatt, ALL 40.9 60.1 Kym Wenz, WOO 47.4 50.7 Shaina Kaiser, DEN 48.1 63.8 Kym Wenz, WOO 52.3 60.0 Monica Zell, OBE 43.1 57.1 Megan Sheasby, KEN 43.3 56.1 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 46.1 60.0 Valery Medwid, ALL 41.2 63.6 Lindsey Schaaff, WOO 39.4 55.2 Kelly Heil, OWU 35.8 58.5 Molly Baumann, DEN 43.4 58.6 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU 43.1 57.4 Kendra Tolford, DEN 42.2 55.8 S. Isaranucheep, KEN 40.5 57.7 Amber Sherman, WIT 46.7 54.2 Mechelle Pothast, WIT 45.3 50.4 Erin McQuillan, ALL 39.7 54.2 Cindy Bailey, OWU 41.2 54.1 Jenni Swartz, WITT 38.6 63.7 Jeannie Alcorn, ALL 42.3 52.5 Heather Allred, DEN 38.0 49.6 Kelly Lindsley, OBE 33.1 53.0 Shelley Brown, ALL 40.0 51.8 Ann Osborne, OWU 36.6 49.4 50.9 47.0
Maureen Hirt, KEN Maureen Hirt, KEN Pam Quigney, OWU Katie Adlam, KEN Pam Quigney, OWU Ali Rohlfs, WIT Steffi Graf, OWU Eva George, KEN Carly Loehrke, WOO Haley Warden, WIT Lindsey Chappell, ERL Nzinga Broussard, OBE Kristin Love, DEN Jess Viertlboeck, OWU Jess Viertlboeck, OWU Stephany Dunmyer, KEN Sue Roberts, WOO Katie Montague, WOO M.Westerdale, WIT Kim Graf, KEN Teresa Page, EARL Christy Evans, WOO Krista Jacobs, OWU Krista Jacobs, OWU Leslie Douglas, KEN Cindy Kyler, ALL Lisa Diment, WOO Lisa Smith, ALL Jill Tibbe, KEN
REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKED SHOTS STEALS YEAR PLAYER R/G PLAYER A/G PLAYER B/G PLAYER 12-13 11-12 10-11 09-10 08-09 07-08 06-07 05-06 04-05 03-04 02-03 01-02 00-01 99-00 98-99 97-98 96-97 95-96 94-95 93-94 92-93 91-92 90-91 89-90 88-89 87-88 86-87 85-86 84-85
Christina Marquette, OBE 9.3 Jessica Wingen, WOO 8.3 Morgan Korinek, KEN 9.3 Emily Chu Finkel, OBE 8.0 Carolyn Simpson, DEN 8.8 Roneisha Kinney, OBE 9.0 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 8.2 Kathy Hittle, WIT 8.3 Kelly Heil, OWU 8.2 Haley Warden, WIT 9.8 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 10.4 Nara DeJesus, WOO 11.6 Katy Sturtz, OWU 10.9 Katy Sturtz, OWU 11.0 Erin Rogalski, CWRU 10.8 Karen Schell, KEN 10.8 Monica Bush, OBE 10.9 Lara Singer, EARL 10.1 Lara Singer, EARL 9.3 Emily Donovan, KEN 9.8 LaSonya Crawl, WOO 11.4 Jennifer Young, ALL 12.7 Jennifer Young, ALL 11.7 Krista Jacobs, OWU 12.2 Krista Jacobs, OWU 11.5 Jill Myers, OWU 12.8 Robin Jones, DEN 13.5 Jill Myers, OWU 11.8 Robin Jones, DEN 11.2
Maggie Boelter, KEN Malisa Hoak, OBE Allison Anderson, OBE Allison Anderson, OBE Tyler Cordell, OWU Ellen O’Brien, DEN Alyssa Clark, OBE Alisha Moreno, KEN Cris Briboneria, OBE Emily Larouere, DEN Kim Patton, ERL Nz. Broussard, OBE Annie Hoffer, HIR Jocelyn Horn, WOO Steph Dunmyer, KEN Molly Baumann, DEN Rachel Rau, CWRU Bridget Colleran, DEN Bridget Colleran, DEN Shannon Kelly, ERL Shannon Kelly, ERL Amy Evans, OWU Christy Evans, WOO Jeanne Scott, CWR Shelley Brown, ALL Suzanne Helfant, ALL Suzanne Helfant, ALL Suzanne Helfant, ALL Jill Swanson, ALL
4.4 4.4 6.3 5.6 4.69 5.24 4.3 3.4 3.2 4.9 4.1 5.2 4.6 5.4 4.0 5.5 4.8 5.2 5.8 5.8 4.8 5.4 6.0 6.0 5.4 6.4 6.1 6.3 6.4
Jessica Wingen, WOO LaNiece McRae, OWU Jessica Wingen, WOO Kaitlin Krister, WOO January Baker, OBE Carolyn Simpson, DEN Jennifer Latronica, ALL Jennifer Latronica, ALL Kristen Sheffield, DEN Kristen Sheffield, DEN Kristen Rice, WOO Tiffany Barbee, OWU Katy Sturtz, OWU Kristen Rice, WOO Karen Schell, KEN Heather Dales, WOO Heather Dales, WOO Stacey Anderson, ALL Dee Wells, OBE Dee Wells, OBE Molly DeVoogt, ALL Megan Schulte, OBE Amy Aukamp, WOO Amy Aukamp, WOO Sherri Lett, OBE E. Cotronakis, CWR E. Cotronakis, CWR E. Cotronakis, CWR
2.1 2.5 1.8 2.3 2.58 1.9 2.5 2.7 3.7 2.9 1.9 1.8 1.5 1.7 2.0 2.3 3.0 1.8 2.1 2.5 1.9 2.0 2.3 1.8 2.2 2.9 1.8 2.3
Kyli Parker, DEN Erica Restich, ALL Allison Anderson, OBE Allison Anderson, OBE Kym Wenz, WOO Stephanie Wolf, ALL Winnie Adrien, WOO Alyssa Clark, OBE Natalie Barone, WOO Cristina Briboneria, OBE Amber Coleman, OBE Nzinga Broussard, OBE Nzinga Broussard, OBE Nzinga Broussard, OBE Nzinga Broussard, OBE Laurie Douglass, KEN Emily Donovan, KEN Robyn Risley, CWR Carrie Losneck, OBE Amanda Schmidt, ALL Christi Clay, DEN Christi Clay, DEN Christi Clay, DEN Ann Gilbert, OBE Sherri Lett, OBE Suzanne Helfant, ALL Mary Jo Domurat, CWR Lisa Robinson, OBE
S/G 2.7 2.3 2.9 3.1 2.5 2.7 2.3 2.4 2.6 3.5 2.8 5.4 3.4 3.5 4.2 3.6 3.0 4.0 4.3 4.5 2.9 4.1 4.1 4.4 3.5 3.0 4.4 4.9
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WOMEN’S LEADERS SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE SCORING MARGIN REBOUND MARGIN YEAR TEAM P/G TEAM P/G TEAM MAR TEAM MAR 2012-13 DePauw 71.4 DePauw 45.6 DePauw 25.9 DePauw 12.2 2011-12 DePauw 68.3 DePauw 45.6 DePauw 22.7 DePauw 13.1 2010-11 Allegheny 72.6 Denison 53.6 Denison 17.9 Denison 7.4 2009-10 Ohio Wesleyan 71.2 Kenyon 55.7 Denison 9.8 Wittenberg 9.9 2008-09 Ohio Wesleyan 72.4 Kenyon 57.3 Denison 11.6 Wittenberg 11.9 2007-08 Wittenberg 69.7 Kenyon 56.0 Ohio Wesleyan 11.1 Wittenberg 9.4 2006-07 Denison 67.2 Denison 54.0 Denison 13.2 Denison 6.8 2005-06 Denison 67.6 Kenyon 51.8 Kenyon 10.9 Wittenberg 8.0 2004-05 Ohio Wesleyan 65.9 Kenyon 47.5 Kenyon 11.7 Wittenberg 9.4 2003-04 Allegheny 65.8 Wittenberg 55.4 Wittenberg 9.7 Wittenberg 4.8 2002-03 Wittenberg 74.4 Wittenberg 57.1 Wittenberg 17.3 Wittenberg 5.9 2001-02 Wittenberg 75.6 Wittenberg 58.7 Wittenberg 16.9 Wittenberg 8.8 2000-01 Ohio Wesleyan 72.6 Wittenberg 61.0 Allegheny 9.6 Allegheny 7.6 1999-00 Ohio Wesleyan 71.2 Kenyon 53.2 Ohio Wesleyan 15.6 Allegheny 7.2 1998-99 Wittenberg 72.5 Denison 57.1 Wittenberg 12.5 Oberlin 5.7 1997-98 Ohio Wesleyan 71.8 Denison 53.0 Wittenberg 11.1 Denison 10.1 1996-97 Wittenberg 70.2 Kenyon 53.6 Kenyon 15.9 Wittenberg 7.1 1995-96 Wittenberg 74.3 Kenyon 55.2 Wittenberg 8.5 CWRU 6.7 1994-95 Wittenberg 74.0 Allegheny 54.5 Wittenberg 14.5 Ohio Wesleyan 7.7 1993-94 Wittenberg 72.5 Wittenberg 50.6 Wittenberg 21.9 Wittenberg 8.4 1992-93 Wittenberg 72.6 Wittenberg 52.9 Wittenberg 19.7 Wittenberg 13.4 1991-92 Ohio Wesleyan 77.2 Wittenberg 48.8 Ohio Wesleyan 24.9 Wittenberg 13.2 1990-91 Allegheny 78.2 Wooster 54.3 Wittenberg 14.5 Allegheny 13.5 1989-90 Ohio Wesleyan 74.6 Wittenberg 54.4 Wittenberg 17.5 Wittenberg 12.1 1988-89 Ohio Wesleyan 70.9 Allegheny 53.6 Allegheny 14.7 Allegheny 6.6 1987-88 Allegheny 72.5 Allegheny 51.9 Allegheny 20.6 Allegheny 6.6 1986-87 Allegheny 74.7 Kenyon 51.5 Allegheny 16.5 Allegheny 10.3 1985-86 Allegheny 82.9 Allegheny 52.1 Allegheny 30.7 Allegheny 15.5 1984-85 Allegheny 79.4 Wooster 56.6 Allegheny 21.3 Wooster 7.5 OFFENSIVE FG PCT DEFENSIVE FG PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCT YEAR TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT 2012-13 DePauw 44.3 Wittenberg 35.6 DePauw 39.0 Kenyon 79.2 2011-12 Kenyon 43.9 DePauw 34.5 DePauw 38.2 Kenyon 73.9 2010-11 Denison 44.5 Denison 35.9 Allegheny 34.1 Allegheny 77.4 2009-10 Ohio Wesleyan 40.9 Wooster 35.5 Wooster 38.1 Ohio Wesleyan 70.8 2008-09 Wittenberg 41.2 Kenyon 37.3 Ohio Wesleyan 35.6 Allegheny 74.7 2007-08 Wittenberg 43.2 Kenyon 37.8 Kenyon 37.8 Denison 73.0 2006-07 Denison 41.5 Denison 35.3 Oberlin 34.8 Ohio Wesleyan 73.0 2005-06 Kenyon 42.3 Kenyon 34.3 Kenyon 34.4 Kenyon 72.7 2004-05 Ohio Wesleyan 41.7 Kenyon 32.9 Allegheny 33.8 Wooster & Oberlin 70.1 2003-04 Earlham 41.4 Kenyon 36.7 Earlham 33.7 Wittenerg 70.1 2002-03 Ohio Wesleyan 44.9 Earlham 36.4 Denison 31.4 Earlham 69.7 2001-02 Ohio Wesleyan 46.8 Allegheny 34.3 Ohio Wesleyan 31.3 Denison 68.4 2000-01 Ohio Wesleyan 44.0 Allegheny 35.5 Denison 35.6 Wittenberg 68.3 1999-00 Ohio Wesleyan 43.9 Ohio Wesleyan 35.0 Denison 37.2 Ohio Wesleyan 70.3 1998-99 Wittenberg 42.4 Denison 35.8 Denison 35.2 Wittenberg 69.6 1997-98 Wittenberg 42.4 Denison 34.5 Ohio Wesleyan 34.0 Ohio Wesleyan 68.0 1996-97 Wittenberg 43.5 Wooster 34.0 Wittenberg 37.1 Ohio Wesleyan 70.4 1995-96 Wittenberg 43.4 Allegheny 34.5 Wittenberg 39.5 Wittenberg 68.3 1994-95 Wittenberg 43.7 Allegheny 36.1 Wittenberg 35.6 Wittenberg 68.3 1993-94 Allegheny 43.6 Wittenberg 36.2 Ohio Wesleyan 31.7 Allegheny 67.3 1992-93 Ohio Wesleyan 44.0 Wittenberg 35.3 Wittenberg 37.0 Wooster 71.3 1991-92 Ohio Wesleyan 47.7 Wittenberg 33.3 Earlham 32.3 CWRU 70.9 1990-91 Ohio Wesleyan 44.1 Wooster 34.5 Denison 35.1 Ohio Wesleyan 72.5 1989-90 Ohio Wesleyan 44.1 Wittenberg 35.1 Oberlin 31.2 Allegheny 68.3 1988-89 Allegheny 42.3 Allegheny 35.2 Allegheny 37.3 Kenyon 65.6 1987-88 Allegheny 42.3 Allegheny 37.3 Ohio Wesleyan 34.5 Ohio Wesleyan 71.1 1986-87 Allegheny 45.0 CWRU 37.6 Allegheny 71.7 1985-86 Allegheny 45.9 Allegheny 33.9 Allegheny 65.9 1984-85 Allegheny 44.1 Allegheny 33.4
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ALL-DECADE TEAM A pair of former Denison student-athletes tops the list of players selected to the North Coast Athletic Conference’s 30th Anniversary All-Decade women’s basketball team. 2011 graduate Shaina Kaiser is the only player on the list to earn multiple Player of the Year honors in the previous decade, while 2007 graduate Kristen Sheffield is the only four-time All-NCAC performer in the last 10 years to be named to the all-decade team. Kaiser earned NCAC Player of the Year honors in 2009 and 2011 and was also a first-team selection in 2010. She still ranks 17th on the NCAC’s all-time scoring list and third on the DU scoring list after finishing her career with 1,482 points. In her four-year career at Denison, Kaiser made 84 starts in 113 career games and played a vital role in two NCAC regular season championships (2007, ‘09) and three NCAC Tournament titles (2008, ‘10, ‘11). In addition, Kaiser was also named the Nan Nichols Award winner as the NCAC Tournament’s Most Valuable Player in 2010 and 2011 and also garnered All-Tournament honors as a freshman in 2008. Along with her numerous conference accolades, she was also a first-team selection on the D3hoops.com All-Great Lakes Region Team and a fourth-team member on the D3hoops.com All-American Team in 2011. Sheffield logged her career in the early part of the last decade, stabilizing Denison’s front court unit from 2004 to 2007. After playing and starting in 115 career games for the Big Red, Sheffield was a mainstay on the all-conference team, earning second-team laurels in 2004 and 2005 and elevating to the first team in 2006 and 2007. In addition, she was named the Newcomer of the Year in 2004 and the Player of the Year in 2007. Sheffield’s name can still be found in the NCAC record book as she is the league’s career leader in blocks with 336 and the single-season record holder in blocks after swatting away 106 shots in the 2004-05 season. In fact, Sheffield is far and away the top block specialist in the history of the NCAC as her career total is 157 blocks better then the next closest player. She added to her career accolades by finishing with 1,349 points and 921 rebounds. Sheffield also earned D3hoops.com All-Great Lakes Region accolades in her career as she was a third-team selection in 2006. In addition to Kaiser and Sheffield, four other NCAC Player of the Year honorees from the last 10 years were named to the all-decade team, including Denison’s Emma Woodward (2005), Kenyon’s Anne Dugan (2008), Wittenberg’s Stephanie Boardman (2010) and Kenyon’s Kayla Ernst (2013). The North Coast Athletic Conference is celebrating its 30th playing season by selecting All-Decade teams in nearly every championship sport. Players from the first 10 years of play were selected in 1993-94, while players who competed from 1993-2002 were named to the 20th Anniversary All-Decade team. All current head coaches were asked to vote, as were some former coaches and administrators. Four different teams won NCAC titles in the last 10 years, led by Denison with three (2007, ‘09, ‘11), Wittenberg with three (2004, ‘06, ‘10) and Kenyon with two (2005, ‘08). However, the last two years have been dominated by DePauw as the Tigers are a perfect 32-0 in regular season conference games since joining the league in the 2011-12 academic year. DePauw elevated NCAC women’s basketball to new heights in the 2012-13 season by winning the NCAA Division III National Championship with a 69-51 victory over Wisconsin-Whitewater in the title game.
Stephanie Boardman Wittenberg
Anne Dugan Kenyon
Kayla Ernst Kenyon
Shaina Kaiser Denison
Kristen Sheffield Denison
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ALL-DECADE TEAM Third Decade Team (2004-2013) Name
School
Position
Years
Stephanie Boardman
Wittenberg
P
2007-10
Anne Dugan
Kenyon
F
2005-08
Kayla Ernst
Kenyon
P
2010-13
Kelly Heil
Ohio Wesleyan
W
2004-05
Shaina Kaiser
Denison
W
2008-11
Pam Quigney
Ohio Wesleyan
G
2008-11
Kristen Sheffield
Denison
W
2004-07
Kym Wenz
Wooster
G
2007-10
Emma Woodward
Denison
W
2004-05
Katy Zeanah
Kenyon
F
2004-06
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ALLEGHENY MEN Outlook Despite losing one of the top players in program history, the Gators enter the 201314 season as the most experienced squad in the tenure of fourth-year head coach Jim Driggs. While the loss of Devone McLeod is significant, as he averaged an NCAC-high 17.0 points as a senior and graduated with 1,269 career points, the Gators return 14 players, including six who made at least six starts. Senior shooting guard Ryan Stanko is the top offensive returnee after averaging 13.8 points and placing sixth in the conference with 50 three-point field goals in ’12-13. Stanko will be joined in a veteran back court by junior Josh Valentic, who averaged 10.5 points with 34 three-pointers, and senior D’Andre Corbin, who looks to crack the starting lineup after appearing in all 25 games as a junior, averaging 3.5 points and 2.7 assists. Senior Clark Tritto and junior Chris Milon are back in the front court after combining for 35 starts last season. Tritto averaged 9.5 points and a team-high 7.5 rebounds, posting a trio of double-doubles, while the 6-6 Milon averaged 6.7 points and blocked 27 shots, good for sixth in the NCAC.
Gator Facts
Location: Meadville, PA 16335 Founded: 1815 Nickname: Gators Colors: Blue and Gold Enrollment: 2,000 President: Dr. James H. Mullen, Jr. Athletic Director: Portia Hoeg office: (814) 332-3350 Athletic Trainer: Jamie Plunkett office: (814) 332-2817 Facility: Wise Center (960) press table: (814) 332-6754 Director of Athletic Communications Jim Berger office: (814) 332-5952 email: jberger@allegheny.edu Head Coach: Jim Driggs office: (814) 332-2819 email: jdriggs@allegheny.edu Letterwinners Returning: 10 Letterwinners Lost: 2 Starters Returning: 4 2012-13 Overall Record: 9-16 2012-13 NCAC Record: 3-13 (10th)
Head Coach Jim Driggs Alma Mater Hamilton ‘01 Record at ALL 21-55 (Three years) Overall Record 21-55 (Three years) • 17th coach in program history • Spent three seasons assisting at the University of Rochester • Also served on the staffs of Eastern Connecticut and Union • Led NCAA Div. III in assists during senior season at Hamilton
2013-14 Schedule November 15 ALMA 16 ADRIAN 20 GENEVA 23 at PSU-Behrend 26 at Carnegie Mellon December 1 CASE 4 HIRAM^ 7 at Wittenberg^ 10 at Kenyon^ January 4 DEPAUW^ 5 WABASH^ 11 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 15 at Oberlin^ 18 at Denison^ 22 at Wooster^ 25 WITTENBERG^ 29 at Hiram^ February 1 KENYON^ 7 at DePauw^ 8 at Wabash^ 12 OBERLIN^ 15 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 19 WOOSTER^ 22 at Denison^ ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results 6:00 6:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 4:00 8:00 2:00 8:00 2:00 2:00 3:00 7:30 3:00 8:00 2:00 8:00 3:00 6:00 2:00 8:00 3:00 8:00 3:00
November ALL OPP 16 PITT.-TITUSVILLE 82 41 17 WILMINGTON (OH) 76 70 20 CARNEGIE MELLON 53 57 24 at Baldwin Wallace 73 83 26 at Geneva 86 66 December 1 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 62 76 5 at Case 84 76 8 at Wittenberg^ 63 67 12 THIEL 86 75 (2-OT) 29 at CCNY 72 63 30 at Berkeley 54 57 January 4 at DePauw^ 69 67 (OT) 5 at Wabash^ 87 95 (3-OT) 9 OBERLIN^ 79 75 12 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 73 79 16 at Wooster^ 68 92 19 DENISON^ 61 65 23 at Hiram^ 75 71 26 KENYON^ 69 71 30 at Oberlin^ 59 67 February 2 WITTENBERG^ 64 81 6 HIRAM^ 59 63 9 at Denison^ 75 90 13 WOOSTER^ 64 86 16 at Kenyon^ 74 83
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPG Ryan Stanko Sr. 6-5 G Allison Park, PA 25 130 22 13.8 Josh Valentic Jr. 6-3 G Washington, PA 19 55 23 10.5 Cark Tritto Sr. 6-4 F/G Buffalo, NY 17 127 41 9.5 D’Andre Corbin Sr. 5-10 G Charlottesville, VA 25 38 67 3.4 TOP NEWCOMERS Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High School Sam Calhoun Fr. 6-4 G/F Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic Troy Mundy Fr. 6-3 G Columbus, OH/Gahanna Lincoln Patrick Murphy Fr. 6-4 SF Vienna, VA/James Madison Will Soffel Fr. 5-11 G Bemus Point, NY/Maple Grove Evan Zabrinski Fr. 6-5 F Juniper, FL/Juniper
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DENISON MEN Outlook
After finishing in a tie for sixth-place in the NCAC with a 7-9 record, 12th year head coach Bob Ghiloni returns two starters and nine of the team’s 11 rotation players from last year. Leading the bunch is senior guard Alex Longi who is coming off a season that saw him average 11.2 ppg and 4.6 rpg which earned him second-team All-NCAC honors. Sophomore Darius White shot 40 percent from three-point range as a rookie and averaged 6.6 ppg while playing in all 26 games. Local product Brad Woolard has shown the ability to play inside and out. He averaged 4.4 ppg as a sophomore. Junior wing, Robby Weingart knocked down 39 three-pointers last year while averaging 6.3 ppg and seniors D.J. Bridges and Chris Barnes saw increased playing time and will look to contribute off the bench again this season. Junior Briggs King started 16 games as a sophomore while averaging 8.6 ppg. The 6-5 post is studying abroad this fall. He will rejoin the team over winter break and should add depth over the second half of the season. Picking up the slack down low will be sophomore post Patrick Keller. He played in all 26 games as a freshman, averaging 1.8 ppg while shooting 44 percent from the field.
Big Red Facts Location: Granville, OH 43023 Founded: 1831 Nickname: Big Red Colors: Red and White Enrollment: 2,100 President: Dr. Adam S. Weinberg Athletic Director: Nan Carney-DeBord office: (740) 587-6428 Athletic Trainer: Trisha Harris office: (740) 587-6577 Facility: Livingston Gym (1,800) Sports Info. Director: Craig Hicks office: (740) 587-6546 email: hicksc@denison.edu Head Coach: Bob Ghiloni office phone: (740) 587-6586 email: ghilonir@denison.edu Letterwinners Returning: 11 Letterwinners Lost: 9 Starters Returning: 2 2012-13 Overall Record: 9-17 2012-13 NCAC Record: 7-9 (T-6th)
Head Coach Bob Ghiloni Alma Mater Ohio St. ‘81 Record at DEN 93-191 (11 years) Overall Record 93-191 (11 years) • Guided Denison to the 2012 NCAC Tournament Championship game after the Big Red won eight of their last 11 games. • 2005 NCAC Coach of the Year after leading Denison to a third- place finish. • Coached Bishop Ready High School for 15 seasons, leading them to two district championships and a state runner-up finish in 2002.
2013-14 Schedule
2012-13 Results
November 20 at Wash. & Jeff. 8:00 23 MARIETTA 3:00 26 at Case 7:00 29 at Pacific Lutheran Thanksgiving Classic 30 at Pacific Lutheran Thanksgiving Classic December 4 at DePauw^ 7:30 7 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 1:00 12 at Capital 7:00 14 WITTENBERG^ 3:00 30 EARLHAM 7:00 January 4 at Wooster^ 7:30 8 OBERLIN^ 7:30 11 at Wabash^ 3:00 15 KENYON^ 8:00 18 ALLEGHENY^ 3:00 22 at Hiram^ 8:00 25 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 3:00 29 DEPAUW^ 6:00 February 1 at Wittenberg^ 3:00 5 at Oberlin^ 8:00 8 WOOSTER^ 3:00 12 at Kenyon^ 8:00 15 WABASH^ 3:00 19 HIRAM^ 8:00 22 at Allegheny^ 3:00 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
November DEN OPP 15 WASH. & JEFF. 79 74 17 at Earlham 78 49 18 at Hanover 84 87 20 CASE 56 69 28 HIRAM^ 68 52 December 1 at Wabash^ 72 75 5 at Marietta 66 89 10 at Oberlin^ 51 52 11 KENYON^ 74 70 29 at Catholic 35 77 30 vs. Delaware Valley 66 69 January 3 CAPITAL 45 68 7 at UC Clermont 64 69 9 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 68 94 12 WITTENBERG^ 78 79 16 at DePauw^ 65 79 19 at Allegheny^ 65 61 23 OBERLIN^ 77 62 26 WABASH^ 70 63 30 at Wooster^ 64 94 February 2 at Hiram^ 70 64 6 DEPAUW^ 56 77 9 ALLEGHENY^ 90 75 13 at Kenyon^ 61 73 16 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 64 67 19 at Ohio Wesleyan 56 77
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Alex Longi Robby Weingart Darius White Brad Woolard
Yr. Sr. Jr. So. Jr.
Ht. 6-1 6-2 5-8 6-4
Pos. Hometown G Cincinnati, OH W Phoenix, MD G Galloway, OH W Newark, OH
TOP NEWCOMERS Name David Meurer Matt Bauer Jake Dachman
Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr.
Ht. 5-9 6-5 6-0
Pos. G P G
GP 26 26 26 19
REB AST PPG 119 73 11.2 53 36 6.3 52 27 6.6 54 11 44
Hometown/High School Granville, OH/Newark Catholic Wilmette, IL/Loyola Academy Huntley, IL/Rockford Christian
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DEPAUW MEN Head Coach Bill Fenlon
Outlook The Tigers return four starters from last year’s 16-10 squad that posted a 9-7 mark in North Coast Athletic Conference games. Eight of those 10 losses came by four or fewer points. Senior guard Michael Wilkison is the top returning scorer after averaging 9.8 points per game last year and hitting a team-high 48 three-pointers. Junior Connor Rich knocked in 45 three-pointers while hitting 40.9 percent from beyond the arc, with sophomore Adam Botts nailing 37.7 percent of his three-point tries. Returning inside is 6-9 junior Tommy Fernitz who averaged 4.0 rebounds per game while playing 18 minutes each outing in 2012-13. Fernitz also hit 53.6 percent of his field goal tries. Pat Haggin and Camron Burns came off the bench for the majority of last season with Haggin averaging 5.8 points per game and hitting 23 three-pointers. Burns averaged 4.1 points and 3.1 rebounds in just 10.0 minutes per contest.
Tiger Facts Location: Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Founded: 1837 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Old Gold and Black Enrollment: 2,336 President: Dr. Brian W. Casey Athletic Director: Stevie Baker-Watson office: (765) 658-6075 Athletic Trainer: Rex Call office: (765) 658-4937 Facility: Neal Fieldhouse (2,400) press table: (765) 658-4510 Sports Info. Director: Bill Wagner office: (765) 658-4940 fax: (765) 658-4708 email: bwagner@depauw.edu Head Coach: Bill Fenlon office: (765) 658-4960 email: bfenlon@depauw.edu Letterwinners Returning: 12 Letterwinners Lost: 8 Starters Returning: 4 2012-13 Overall Record: 16-10 2012-13 NCAC Record: 9-7 (T-3rd)
Alma Mater Northwestern ‘79 Record at DPU 356-195 (21 years) Overall Record 463-264 (28 years) • Winningest coach in program history • His 551 games coached at DePauw is the most in program history • Previously guided programs at University of the South, Rose-Hulman and Southwestern • Three-year letterman as an undergraduate on the Northwestern basketball squad
2013-14 Schedule November 15 at North Central Tip-Off Tournament 16 at North Central Tip-Off Tournament 23 OBERLIN^ 3:00 26 MT. ST. JOSEPH 7:30 December 1 at Washington (MO) 2:00 CST 4 DENISON^ 7:30 7 at Wooster^ 3:00 11 ROSE-HULMAN 7:30 29 at Tampa Bay Shootout 30 at Tampa Bay Shootout January 4 at Allegheny^ 2:00 5 at Hiram^ 2:00 11 at Kenyon^ 3:00 15 WITTENBERG^ 6:00 18 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 1:00 22 at Wabash^ 7:30 25 WOOSTER^ 1:00 29 at Denison^ 6:00 February 1 at Oberlin^ 3:00 7 ALLEGHENY^ 6:00 8 HIRAM^ 1:00 12 at Wittenberg^ 8:00 15 KENYON^ 1:00 19 WABASH^ 7:30 22 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 3:00 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results November DPU OPP 17 vs. Thomas More 79 80 18 at Mt. St. Joseph 59 39 24 PURDUE-NC 71 54 25 FRANKLIN 72 55 28 at Earlham 77 65 December 1 KENYON^ 64 68 8 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 61 64 17 at Rose-Hulman 39 52 19 KALAMAZOO 76 46 29 vs. Connecticut College 79 45 30 vs. LaGrange 83 63 January 4 ALLEGHENY^ 67 69 (OT) 5 HIRAM^ 65 59 9 WABASH^ 60 49 12 at Wooster^ 58 68 16 DENISON^ 79 65 19 at Oberlin^ 61 43 23 WITTENBERG^ 68 66 (OT) 26 OHIO WESLEYAN 65 63 (OT) 30 at Wabash^ 48 52 February 2 at Kenyon^ 65 66 6 at Denison^ 77 56 9 OBERLIN^ 49 51 13 at Wittenberg^ 70 62 16 WOOSTER^ 68 52 19 WITTENBERG 62 63
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Adam Botts Tommy Fernitz Connor Rich Michael Wilkison
Yr. So. Jr. Jr. Sr.
Ht. 5-11 6-9 6-3 5-10
Pos. Hometown G Muncie, IN C Northbrook, IL G Tipton, IN G Cincinnati, OH
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Clint Cunningham Luke Lattner Michael Onuorah
Yr. Fr. Fr. Jr.
Ht. 6-6 6-2 6-3
Pos. Hometown/High School F Columbus, IN/North G Hinsdale, IL/Fenwick G Indianapolis, IN/Brebeuf (Transfer from IPFW)
GP 26 26 26 26
REB 48 103 76 57
AST PPG 39 6.4 14 5.3 50 8.2 36 9.8
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HIRAM MEN Head Coach Steve Fleming
Outlook The Hiram College men’s basketball team will return two starters and 13 letterwinners in 2013-14. Highlighting this year’s returners will be senior Aaron Stefanov. Last season, Stefanov led the team, and was fourth in the NCAC, in scoring averaging at 16.1 points per game while shooting 40.8 percent (118of-289) from the floor. He also led the team and the conference in free-throw shooting by converting 81-of-89 attempts (91.0 percent). In addition to Stefanov, Hiram will return four other seniors in Josh Edmondson, Justin Lonis, Matt Roman and Chris Zurowski. Zurowski was the team’s top rebounder last year averaging 5.7 boards per game and was second in blocked shots with 17. Edmondson averaged 5.5 ppg. coming off the bench and averaged 3.5 rebounds per game. Lonis and Roman also came off the bench last season and averaged 3.8 and 2.8 ppg., respectively. In addition, another player who saw significant playing time a year ago is sophomore Riley Moore. Moore played in all 25 games in a backup role. Moore averaged 3.0 ppg. while shooting 41.5 percent (27-of65).
Terrier Facts Location: Hiram, Ohio 44234 Founded: 1850 Nickname: Terriers Colors: Blue & Red Enrollment: 1,273 President: Thomas V. Chema, JD Athletic Director: Ellen Dempsey office: (330) 569-5340 Athletic Trainer: Jim Johnston office phone: (330) 564-5351 Facility: Price Gymnasium (2,000) press table: 330-569-5014 Sports Info. Director: Jeff Hoedt office: (330) 569-5495 email: hoedtjm@hiram.edu Head Coach: Steve Fleming office: (330) 569-5346 email: flemingsr@hiram.edu Letterwinners Returning: 13 Letterwinners Lost: 4 Starters Returning: 2 2012-13 Overall Record: 11-14 2012-13 NCAC Record: 5-11 (T-8th)
Alma Mater Hiram ‘94 Record at HIR 68-87 (Seven years) Overall Record 101-134 (Nine years) • Captain and team MVP of Terrier teams his junior and senior seasons; Held four school records upon graduation • Earned All-OAC first0team and Academic All-OAC honors; Named Hiram’s male athlete of the year twice • Named 2008-09 NCAC Coach of the Year
2013-14 Schedule
2012-13 Results
November 15 at LaRoche Tip-Off Tournament 16 at LaRoche Tip-Off Tournament 30 GENEVA 3:00 December 4 at Allegheny^ 8:00 7 at Kenyon^ 3:00 14 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 3:00 18 at Waynesburg 7:00 28 at Mount Union “M” Club Classic 29 at Mount Union “M” Club Classic January 4 WABASH^ 4:00 5 DEPAUW^ 2:00 11 at Wittenberg^ 4:00 15 at Wooster^ 8:00 18 at Oberlin^ 3:00 22 DENISON^ 7:30 25 KENYON^ 7:30 29 ALLEGHENY^ 8:00 February 1 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 3:00 7 at Wabash^ 7:30 8 at DePauw^ 1:00 12 WOOSTER^ 8:00 15 OBERLIN^ 3:00 19 at Denison^ 8:00 22 WITTENBERG^ 4:00 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
November 24 MOUNT UNION 28 at Denison^ December 1 at Notre Dame (OH) 5 OBERLIN^ 8 at Youngstown St. 15 WAYNESBURG 17 WASH. & JEFF 19 WESTMINSTER 21 at Case 28 vs. Hendrix 29 vs. Ramapo January 4 at Wabash^ 5 at DePauw^ 9 WOOSTER^ 12 KENYON^ 16 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 19 at Wittenberg^ 23 ALLEGHENY^ 26 at Wooster^ 30 at Kenyon^ February 2 DENISON^ 6 at Allegheny^ 9 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 13 at Oberlin^ 16 WITTENBERG^
HIR OPP 93 84 52 68 72 109 51 55 44 71 74 62 79 69 81 62 90 87 (OT) 62 54 87 99 69 59 62 74 78 62 71 63 68
61 65 78 63 65 57 75 68 76
64 63 61 50 62
70 59 63 59 68
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Aaron Stefanov Chris Zurowski Josh Edmondson
Yr. Jr. Sr. Sr.
Ht. 6-3 6-9 6-2
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Kyle Deckerd Johnnie Randolph Joe Caspio
Yr. Fr. So. Fr.
Pos. G G F
Pos. Hometown G Stow, OH F Medina, OH G Euclid, OH
GP 23 25 25
REB 98 142 88
AST PPG 44 16.1 15 6.8 29 5.5
Hometown/High School Louisville, OH/Canton South Streetsboro, OH/Notre Dame Cathedral Latin Willowick, OH/Eastlake North
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KENYON MEN Head Coach Dan Priest
Outlook Kenyon returns a stacked senior class that consistently improved over the last three seasons. The group went from producing a 9-16 mark during its first year to a 16-11 mark last year. Ikenna Nwadibia, a 6-2 slashing guard, headlines that senior class. Last year he earned all-conference and all-region honors after nearly averaging a double-double. He led the Lords in both scoring (16.5 ppg) and rebounding (9.4 rpg), while ranking among the NCAC’s top three in both categories. Fellow senior Brian Lebowitz, a 6-7 forward, returns after a 2012-13 season in which he averaged 11.3 points and 7.2 rebounds per game. Lebowitz, who was named an all-conference honorable mention honoree, also ranked second in the NCAC with 46 blocks. Additionally, Kenyon’s senior class includes Julian Pavlin, a 6-1 guard who led the Lords with 82 assists one season ago. He also led the entire NCAC with 55 steals and ranked second in the conference with a .835 free throw shooting percentage. The senior class can expect plenty of support from center John Bray and guard Jonathan Amador. Bray, a 6-6 junior, started every game last season and averaged 8.6 points and 3.4 rebounds per contest. Amador, a 6-0 junior, sank over 30 percent of his long-range shots in 2012-13 and averaged 7.6 points per game.
Lord Facts Location: Gambier, Ohio 43022 Founded: 1824 Nickname: Lords Colors: Purple and White Enrollment: 1,600 President: Sean M. Decatur Athletic Director: Peter Smith office: (740) 427-5811 Athletic Trainer: Andy Wheeler office: (740) 427-5553 Facility: Tomsich Arena (2,000) press table: (740) 427-5866 Sports Info. Director: Marty Fuller office: (740) 427-5471 email: fullerm@kenyon.edu Head Coach: Dan Priest office: (740) 427-5556 email: priestd@kenyon.edu Letterwinners Returning: 15 Letterwinners Lost: 1 Starters Returning: 5 2012-13 Overall Record: 16-11 2012-13 NCAC Record: 9-7 (T-3rd)
Alma Mater Ohio Northern ‘90 Record at KEN 36-42 (Three years) Overall Record 195-193 (14 years)
• Named the 2012-13 NCAC Men’s Basketball Coach of the Year • Oxford, Ohio, native spent seven seasons as head coach at Hendrix • Spent five seasons as head coach at Ohio Dominican • Still holds ONU’s career three-point shooting percentage record (.486)
2012-13 Results
2013-14 Schedule November 15 at Case Tournament 16 at Case Tournament 20 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 23 MUSKINGUM 25 EARLHAM December 4 at Oberlin^ 7 HIRAM^ 10 ALLEGHENY^ 13 ALBION January 3 at NYU Tournament 4 at NYU Tournament 8 WOOSTER^ 11 DEPAUW^ 15 at Denison^ 18 at Wabash^ 22 WITTENBERG^ 25 at Hiram^ 29 OBERLIN^ February 1 at Allegheny^ 5 at Wooster^ 8 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 12 DENISON^ 15 at DePauw^ 19 at Wittenberg^ 22 WABASH^ ^ - Indicates NCAC game
7:30 4:00 7:00 7:30 3:00 8:00 7:30
7:30 3:00 8:00 7:30 7:30 7:30 8:00 3:00 8:00 3:00 8:00 1:00 7:30 3:00
November KEN OPP 16 vs. Rowan 71 80 17 vs. Keuka 73 62 20 GROVE CITY 62 50 25 CASE 63 73 28 at Muskingum 67 63 December 1 at DePauw^ 68 64 5 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 69 81 8 at Albion 70 65 11 at Denison^ 70 74 14 WOOSTER^ 62 89 30 at Earlham 74 68 January 2 at Wash. & Lee 53 59 3 vs. Emory & Henry 68 66 9 at Wittenberg^ 64 71 12 at Hiram^ 63 74 16 OBERLIN^ 67 56 19 WABASH^ 72 55 23 at Wooster^ 52 86 26 at Allegheny^ 71 69 30 HIRAM^ 76 68 February 2 DEPAUW^ 66 65 6 at Oberlin^ 65 50 9 at Wabash^ 45 58 13 DENISON^ 73 61 16 ALLEGHENY^ 83 74 19 WABASH 77 72 22 vs. Ohio Wesleyan 64 77
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Ikenna Nwadibia Brian Lebowitz Julian Pavlin John Bray Jonathan Amador TOP NEWCOMERS Name Chris Link Ethan Shapiro Matthew Hettel
Yr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr.
Ht. 6-2 6-6 6-1 6-6 6-0
Pos. Hometown F/G San Francisco, CA F New York, NY G New York, NY C Glenshaw, PA G Woodstock, GA
GP 26 27 27 27 27
REB 244 194 84 92 59
AST 46 28 82 19 29
PPG 16.5 11.3 10.7 8.6 7.6
Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr.
Ht. 6-5 6-5 5-8
Pos. Hometown/High School F Hinckley, OH/Padua Franciscan F Columbia, MD/Atholton G Los Banos, Philippines/Brent International School
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OBERLIN MEN Yeomen Outlook
An upstart Oberlin men’s basketball team enters the 2013-14 season with high hopes on improving their conference finish from a season ago. Longtime Head Coach Isaiah Cavaco plans to incorporate a more up-tempo offense this winter, which will hopefully result in the Yeomen improving upon their 54.2 points per game from last season. Senior Geoff Simpson returns as the Yeomen’s top point-producer as he led the team with 14.3 points per game a season ago. Junior Austin Little, who led the team with 57 made three-pointers in 2012-13, will be counted on for additional scoring as well after averaging 9.6 points per game. Center Randy Ollie started all 26 games as a freshman and will use that experience to be an even bigger factor this season. He averaged 7.5 points and 5.3 rebounds. Experienced senior point guard Emmanuel Lewis is familiar with the league and should be able to get the Yeomen offense going in the right direction. Junior Miles Gueno also provides get athleticism on the perimeter. The five league wins the Yeomen secured last year were their most since the inception of the NCAC. They also made the conference tournament for the first time since the 2007-08 season.
Yeoman Facts Location: Oberlin, Ohio 44074 Founded: 1833 Nickname: Yeowomen Colors: Crimson and Gold Enrollment: 2,900 President: Marvin Krislov, JD Athletic Director: Natalie Winkelfoos office: (440) 775-6463 Athletic Trainer: Tim Carver office: (440) 775-8589 Facility: Philips Gym (1,800) press table: (440) 775-8024 Asst. AD for Communications: Mike Mancini office: (440) 775-8503 email: mike.mancini@oberlin.edu Head Coach: Isaiah Cavaco office: (440) 775-8546 email: isaiah.cavaco@oberlin.edu Letterwinners Returning: 12 Letterwinners Lost: 1 Starters Returning: 4 2012-13 Overall Record: 7-19 2012-13 NCAC Record: 5-11 (T-8th)
Head Coach Isaiah Cavaco Alma Mater Yale ‘01 Record at OBE 37-140 (Seven years) Overall Record 37-140 (Seven years) • Has served on coaching staffs at John Carroll, Ohio U. and Yale • Earned bachelor’s degree in economics from Yale and master’s degree from Ohio in recreation and sports sciences in 2002 • Four-year letterman at point guard for Yale Bulldogs
2012-13 Results
2013-14 Schedule November 17 MUSKINGUM 19 WOOSTER^ 23 at DePauw^ 24 at Wittenberg^ 26 ELMIRA 30 FRANCISCAN December 4 KENYON^ 7 WABASH^ 9 at Case 11 at Grove City January 4 at Cairn 8 at Denison^ 11 at Cornell 15 ALLEGHENY^ 18 HIRAM^ 22 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 25 at Wabash^ 29 at Kenyon^ February 1 DEPAUW^ 5 DENISON^ 8 WITTENBERG^ 12 at Allegheny^ 15 at Hiram^ 19 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 22 at Wooster^
3:00 7:30 3:00 2:00 6:00 5:00 7:30 1:00 7:30 8:00 2:00 7:30 3:00 7:30 3:00 8:00 1:00 8:00 3:00 8:00 3:00 8:00 3:00 8:00 7:30
^ - Indicates NCAC game
November OBE OPP 17 at Hanover 41 83 18 at Earlham 55 76 24 at Franciscan 69 57 25 WOOSTER^ 66 74 28 KALAMAZOO 53 55 December 1 CASE 53 58 5 at Hiram^ 55 51 8 ALMA 57 71 10 DENISON^ 52 51 12 GROVE CITY 57 55 January 3 at Elmira 58 64 7 WITTENBERG^ 47 59 9 at Allegheny^ 75 79 12 at Yale 39 104 16 at Kenyon^ 56 67 19 DEPAUW^ 43 61 20 WABASH^ 54 62 23 at Denison^ 62 77 26 at Wittenberg^ 47 51 30 ALLEGHENY^ 67 59 February 2 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 40 68 6 KENYON^ 50 65 9 at DePauw^ 51 49 13 HIRAM^ 59 50 16 at Wabash^ 57 64 (OT) 19 at Wooster 47 74
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Emmanuel Lewis Austin Little Randy Ollie Geoff Simpson TOP NEWCOMERS Name Nathan Cohen Zach Meyers Jack Poyle
Yr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr.
Ht. 5-8 5-11 6-9 6-5
Pos. Hometown G Lambertville, NJ G Maplewood, NJ C Evanston, IL G/F Simsbury, CT
Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr.
Ht. 6-2 6-2 6-1
Pos. G G G
GP 25 26 26 26
REB AST PPG 66 36 5.7 32 24 9.6 139 23 7.5 132 60 14.3
Hometown/High School San Francisco, CA/Urban School Kalamazoo, MI/Mattawan James Avon, OH/Avon
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OHIO WESLEYAN MEN Outlook While it’s true that Ohio Wesleyan and head coach Mike DeWitt lost 8 seniors from a team that posted back-to-back 20-win seasons and NCAA Division III tournament appearances for the first time in school history, those who would forecast a season of mediocrity for the 2013-14 Bishops may be doing so in haste. DeWitt returns four players from last year’s rotation, welcomes back another rotation player from injury, and has some talented newcomers who could step in and contribute. Senior guard Taylor Rieger, a secondteam All-NCAC selection, leads the returnees. Senior post Reuel Rogers led the NCAC in blocked shots for the second straight season. Senior wing Dre White and sophomore post Claude Gray should move into the starting lineup. Junior wing Nick Felhaber returns after missing most of the 2012-13 season with a broken foot. Freshman guard Seth Clark and freshman guard Jon Griggs, both first-team alldistrict selections in high school; freshman wing Ben Simpson; and freshman posts Lucas Janowicz and Ryan McCrone will get a chance to contribute.
Battling Bishop Facts Location: Delaware, Ohio 43015 Founded: 1842 Nickname: Battling Bishops Colors: Red and Black Enrollment: 1,850 President: Dr. Rock Jones Athletic Director: Roger Ingles office: (740) 368-3738 Athletic Trainer: Todd Miller office: (740) 368-3747 Facility: Branch Rickey Arena (2,300) press table: (740) 368-3342 Sports Info. Director: Mark Beckenbach office: (740) 368-3340 fax: (740) 368-3332 email: mlbecken@owu.edu Head Coach: Mike DeWitt office: (740) 368-3744 email: mddewitt@owu.edu Letterwinners Returning: 4 Letterwinners Lost: 8 Starters Returning: 2 2012-13 Overall Record: 23-6 2012-13 NCAC Record: 12-4 (2nd)
Head Coach Mike DeWitt Alma Mater Ohio Wesleyan ‘87 Record at OWU 201-149 (13 years) Overall Record 251-224 (18 years) • Named NCAC Coach of the Year in 2010-11 and 2005-06 • First Ohio Wesleyan graduate to hold the position since Branch Rickey in 1909-10 • A member of two NCAC championship teams during playing career with the Bishops, and was a two-time all-NCAC selection
2013-14 Schedule November 20 KENYON^ 7:30 22 at Hoopsville National Invitational 23 at Hoopsville National Invitational 26 CAPITAL 8:00 30 HANOVER 3:00 December 4 WOOSTER^ 7:30 7 at Denison^ 1:00 11 at Anderson 7:30 14 at Hiram^ 3:00 29 at Defiance Purple & Golf Tournament 30 at Defiance Purple & Golf Tournament January 8 at Wittenberg^ 7:30 11 at Allegheny^ 3:00 15 WABASH^ 8:00 18 at DePauw^ 1:00 22 OBERLIN^ 8:00 25 DENISON^ 3:00 29 at Wooster^ 8:00 February 1 HIRAM^ 3:00 5 WITTENBERG^ 7:30 8 at Kenyon^ 3:00 12 at Wabash^ 7:30 15 ALLEGHENY^ 3:00 19 at Oberlin^ 8:00 22 DEPAUW^ 3:00 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results November OWU OPP 16 vs. Defiance 69 55 17 at Marietta 76 55 24 vs. Otterbein 66 59 25 at Rochester 68 83 28 at Capital 64 53 December 1 at Allegheny^ 76 62 5 at Kenyon^ 81 69 8 DEPAUW^ 64 61 22 ANDERSON 87 71 28 vs. Pitt.-Greensburg 90 50 29 at Bluffton 75 51 January 5 at Wittenberg^ 72 60 9 DENISON^ 94 68 12 ALLEGHENY^ 79 73 16 at Hiram^ 65 78 19 WOOSTER^ 82 88 23 at Wabash^ 77 53 26 at DePauw^ 63 65 30 WITTENBERG^ 63 51 February 2 OBERLIN^ 68 40 6 at Wooster^ 67 74 9 HIRAM^ 63 61 13 WABASH^ 79 64 16 at Denison^ 67 64 19 DENISON 77 56 22 vs. Kenyon 77 64 23 at Wooster 76 66 March 2 SAINT VINCENT 84 75 9 CABRINI 81 84
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Claude Gray Taylor Rieger Reuel Rogers Dre White
Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown So. 6-4 P Columbus, OH Sr. 6-0 G Lewis Center, OH Sr. 6-7 P Columbus, OH Sr. 6-1 W Lima, OH
GP 27 29 29 29
REB AST PPG 57 9 5.7 69 30 13.9 189 7 8.9 106 29 6.3
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High School Seth Clark Fr. 6-3 G Lewis Center, OH/Olentangy Ben Simpson Fr. 6-4 W Lake Bluff, IL/Lake Forest
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WABASH MEN Outlook The Little Giants return all five starters from last year’s squad and have added a deep pool of freshmen talent to the 20132014 Wabash team. Ross Sponsler, the 2013 NCAC Newcomer of the Year, led the Little Giants in scoring last season with a 12.7 points-pergame average. Fellow sophomore Daniel Purvlicis opened his career with an 11.1 points- and 6.7 rebounds-per-game average. Seniors Pete Nicksic and Andy Walsh both averaged over eights points a contest last season. Walsh will join the squad, along with point guard Houston Hodges (3.8 apg), at the conclusion of the football season. Junior Kasey Oetting missed most of the 2012-13 season battling knee injuries. Oetting played in just 14 games but averaged 7.4 points per game. Sophomore center Marcus Kammrath provided solid support off the bench last season and will be called in the middle again this season. Guards Austin Hawn, Austin Burton, and Jordan Wagner each played in more than half of the Little Giants’ games last season. Twelve first-year players join the Wabash team this season in an effort to improve on last year’s 9-17 overall mark.
Little Giant Facts Location: Crawfordsville, IN 47933 Founded: 1832 Nickname: Little Giants Color: Scarlet Enrollment: 900 President: Dr. Gregory D. Hess Athletic Director: Joe Haklin office: (765) 361-6233 Athletic Trainer: Mark Colston office: (765) 361-6235 Facility: Chadwick Court (1,660) press table: (765) 361-6268 Sports Info. Dir.: Brent Harris office: (765) 361-6165 fax: (765) 361-6424 email: harrisb@wabash.edu Head Coach: Antoine Carpenter office: (765) 361-6243 email: carpenta@wabash.edu Letterwinners Returning: 9 Letterwinners Lost: 3 Starters Returning: 5 2012-13 Overall Record: 9-17 2012-13 NCAC Record: 7-9 (T-6th)
Head Coach Antoine Carpenter Alma Mater Wabash ‘00 Record at WAB 27-25 (Two years) Overall Record 27-25 (Two years) • Spent four seasons as an assistant for the Little Giants • Four-year letterman and two-year starter at point guard for Wabash • Played on two ICAC Championship and NCAA Division III tournament-qualifying teams. • Holds B.A. in art and history from Wabash and an M.S. in Leadership from Walden University
2013-14 Schedule November 15 FRANKLIN 20 at Hanover 23 ALBION 26 at Illinois Wesleyan December 2 at Rose-Hulman 4 WITTENBERG^ 7 at Oberlin^ 14 WOOSTER^ 21 TRINE 22 IU-DABNEY January 4 at Hiram^ 5 at Allegheny^ 11 DENISON^ 15 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 18 KENYON^ 22 DEPAUW^ 25 OBERLIN^ 29 at Wittenberg^ February 1 at Wooster^ 7 HIRAM^ 8 ALLEGHENY^ 12 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 15 at Denison^ 19 at DePauw^ 22 at Kenyon^
2012-13 Results 7:30 7:30 3:00 7:30 7:30 7:30 1:00 2:00 3:00 3:00 4:00 2:00 3:00 8:00 7:30 7:30 1:00 7:30 2:00 7:30 2:00 7:30 3:00 7:30 3:00
^ - Indicates NCAC game
November WAB OPP 17 vs. Manchester 54 59 18 at Albion 53 51 24 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 56 62 26 ROSE-HULMAN 37 61 December 1 DENISON^ 75 72 4 at Trine 69 77 8 at Wooster^ 56 97 17 HANOVER 61 59 19 at Franklin 82 97 28 vs. Calvin 56 83 29 at Elmhurst 66 80 January 4 HIRAM^ 61 69 5 ALLEGHENY^ 95 87 (3-OT) 9 at DePauw^ 49 60 16 WITTENBERG^ 45 50 19 at Kenyon^ 55 72 20 at Oberlin^ 62 54 23 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 53 77 26 at Denison^ 63 70 30 DEPAUW^ 52 48 February 2 WOOSTER^ 55 48 6 at Wittenberg^ 47 64 9 KENYON^ 58 45 13 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 64 79 16 OBERLIN^ 64 57 (OT) 19 at Kenyon 72 77
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Houston Hodges Pete Nicksic Kasey Oetting Daniel Purvlicis Ross Sponsler Andy Walsh
Yr. Jr. Sr. Jr. So. So. Sr.
Ht. 5-8 6-7 6-7 6-7 6-2 6-3
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Ryan Gross Will Ray Gary Ulrich Daniel Scofield
Yr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr.
Ht. Pos. Hometown/High School 6-2 G Ft. Wayne, IN/Concordia 5-11 G Indianapolis, IN/Covenant Christian 6-0 G Terre Haute, IN/Rockville 6-7 C Indianapolis, IN/Lawrence North
Pos. Hometown G Plymouth, IN F Valparaiso, IN G/F Ft. Wayne, IN F Noblesville, IN G Terre Haute, IN G Clinton, IN
GP 24 26 14 26 23 26
REB AST 66 92 149 24 46 22 174 27 83 39 73 14
PPG 4.1 8.3 7.4 11.1 12.7 8.4
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WITTENBERG MEN Outlook
After back-to-back NCAA Division III Tournament appearances, the Wittenberg Tigers went through a rare “rebuilding” season in 2012-13 to finish 17-10. A year later, veteran Head Coach Bill Brown welcomes back an experienced team he hopes is capable of contending for a league championship. Heading the list of eight returning letterwinners are senior captains Scott Masin, Zack Leahy and Steven Newell, along with junior Sam Collins. All four were starters throughout the 2012-13 season, while senior Cole Bond and sophomore Alex Fultz split the fifth starting position. Masin enjoyed a breakout season a year ago, leading the team in scoring (15.9 ppg) and rebounding (9.2 rpg) while shooting 56 percent from the field en route to first-team All-NCAC and third-team all-region honors. Other big men include Fultz and Bond, along with junior John Albertson, who appeared in 21 games in the post off the bench in 2012-13. Leahy ranked second on the team in scoring (12.0 ppg), third in assists (62) and first in steals (28) last year. He was rewarded with honorable mention all-conference recognition after averaging a team-high 30 minutes per game. Newell has been a steadying influence at the point for three years, and he topped the team in three-point field goals (46) and ranked second in assists (63) while committing just 24 turnovers last season. The backcourt rotation will also include Collins, who averaged 10.1 points and 5.7 rebounds per game while topping the Tigers in assists (70) last year, and junior Ben Syroka, who average 3.6 points off the bench.
Tiger Facts Location: Springfield, OH 45501 Founded: 1845 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Red and White Enrollment: 1,950 President: Dr. Laurie M. Joyner Interim Athletic Director: Dr. Jeff Ankrom office: (937) 327-6142 Athletic Trainer: Ellen Crosbie office: (937) 327-6467 Facility: HPER Center (3,000) press table: (937) 327-6126 Director of News Services & Sports Information: Ryan Maurer office: (937) 327-6114 email: rmaurer@wittenberg.edu Head Coach: Bill Brown office: (937) 327-6454 email: wbrown@wittenberg.edu Letterwinners Returning: 8 Letterwinners Lost: 1 Starters Returning: 5 2012-13 Overall Record: 17-10 2012-13 NCAC Record: 9-7 (T-3rd)
Head Coach Bill Brown Alma Mater Wittenberg ‘73 Record at WIT 438-131 (20 years) Overall Record 498-230 (26 years) • Assistant coach at Ohio under Larry Hunter for four seasons (1989-93) • Compiled 47-86 record in five seasons as head coach at Kenyon (1983-88) • Interim coach at Wooster in 1982-83 (13-13) • NCAC Coach of the Year in 1986 (at Kenyon); 1994, 2001, 2002, 2004 and 2012 (at Wittenberg)
2013-14 Schedule November 15 at Wheaton (IL) Lee Pfund Classic 16 at Wheaton (IL) Lee Pfund Classic 20 CAPITAL 7:30 24 OBERLIN^ 3:00 27 OTTERBEIN 7:30 December 4 at Wabash^ 7:30 7 ALLEGHENY^ 2:00 14 at Denison^ 3:00 21 at Thomas More 3:00 27 ZIMMERMAN MEMORIAL CLASSIC 28 ZIMMERMAN MEMORIAL CLASSIC January 8 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 7:30 11 HIRAM^ 4:00 15 at DePauw^ 6:00 18 WOOSTER^ 7:30 22 at Kenyon^ 7:30 25 at Allegheny^ 2:00 29 WABASH^ 7:30 February 1 DENISON^ 3:00 5 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 7:30 8 at Oberlin^ 3:00 12 DEPAUW^ 8:00 15 at Wooster^ 7:30 19 KENYON^ 7:30 22 at Hiram^ 4:00 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results November 16 vs. Johns Hopkins 17 at Case 20 at Capital 28 MARIETTA December 1 WOOSTER^ 4 at Otterbein 8 ALLEGHENY^ 15 OHIO CHRISTIAN 19 UC CLERMONT 28 BETHANY 29 TAYLOR January 5 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 7 at Oberlin^ 9 KENYON^ 12 at Denison^ 16 at Wabash^ 19 HIRAM^ 23 at DePauw^ 26 OBERLIN^ 30 at Ohio Wesleyan^ February 2 at Allegheny^ 6 WABASH^ 9 at Wooster^ 13 DEPAUW^ 16 at Hiram^ 19 at DePauw 22 at Wooster
WIT OPP 61 44 69 52 66 54 73 63 41 80 67 71 89 65 42
60 85 63 61 47 58 49
60 59 71 79 50 57 66 51 51
72 47 64 78 45 62 68 47 63
81 64 71 62 68 63 66
64 47 75 70 62 62 78
Top Returnees & Newcomers
TOP RETURNEES Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown Cole Bond Sr. 6-6 F Canton, OH Sam Collins Jr. 6-4 G Cleveland Hts., OH Alex Fultz So. 6-5 F Batavia, OH Zack Leahy Sr. 6-0 G Rossford, OH Scott Masin Sr. 6-5 P New Carlisle, OH Steven Newell Sr. 5-10 G Dayton, OH TOP NEWCOMERS Name Yr. Shane Edwards Fr. Brock Kiesler Fr. Jaelin Williams Fr.
Ht. 6-3 6-8 6-5
Pos. G P W
GP 27 27 27 27 27 27
Hometown/High School Perrysburg, OH/Perrysburg Louisville, KY/St. Xavier Springfield, OH/Shawnee
REB AST PPG 81 16 3.0 155 70 10.1 88 17 5.3 95 62 12.0 248 34 15.9 46 63 6.6
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WOOSTER MEN Head Coach Steve Moore
Outlook
An experienced and talented group of guards along with other perimeter players will lead the way, as Wooster hopes to overcome the graduation of its two centers, who combined for 16.9 points, 12.8 rebounds, and 1.9 blocks, and go after a ninth NCAC championship in 10 years. Last season’s starting backcourt of Doug Thorpe and Xavier Brown returns after each earned first-team all-NCAC honors. They finished with nearly identical stat lines, Thorpe at 13.9 points and 2.5 assists, and Brown at 13.6 points and 2.1 assists, plus a team-leading 1.2 steals. Two other returning starters are Kenny DeBoer and Evan Pannell. DeBoer, a power forward who is versatile both offensively and defensively, came on strong at the end of last year, averaging 8.5 points overall, while Pannell, an athletic wing, chipped in 7.3 points a game. The Scots appear to have good depth as well, with junior Jalen Goodwin expected to play a key role rotating in for Thorpe and Brown again, sophomore Devaughn Wingard pressing for significant time at the forward positions, and sophomores Zach McCorkle and Josh Kipfer hoping to help fill the losses at center.
Fighting Scot Facts Location: Wooster, Ohio 44691 Founded: 1866 Nickname: Fighting Scots Colors: Black and Old Gold Enrollment: 1,800 President: Dr. Grant H. Cornwell Athletic Director: Keith Beckett office: (330) 263-2189 Athletic Trainer: Tom Love office: (330) 263-2184 Facility: Timken Gym (3,400) press table:(330) 287-3000x4466 Sports Info. Director: Hugh Howard office: (330) 263-2374 fax: (330) 263-2209 email: hhoward@wooster.edu Head Coach: Steve Moore office phone: (330) 263-2176 email: smoore@wooster.edu Letterwinners Returning: 11 Letterwinners Lost: 3 Starters Returning: 4 2012-13 Overall Record: 24-6 2012-13 NCAC Record: 14-2 (1st)
Alma Mater Wittenberg ‘74 Record at WOO 619-140 (26 years) Overall Record 706-205 (32 years) • Ranks first among Wooster coaches in winning percentage (.816) • Seven-time NCAC Coach of the Year • Compiled 87-65 record in six seasons as head coach at Muhlenberg (1981-87) • Team captain and point guard on Wittenberg’s 1973-74 OAC championship team
2013-14 Schedule November 19 at Oberlin^ 7:30 22 AL VAN WIE/ROTARY TOURNAMENT 23 AL VAN WIE/ROTARY TOURNAMENT 27 at Marietta 7:30 December 4 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 7:30 7 DEPAUW^ 3:00 14 at Wabash^ 2:00 16 vs. Westmonst (Phoeniz, AZ) 7:30 17 at Arizona Christian 9:30 29 “MOSE” HOLE/KIWANIS CLASSIC 30 “MOSE” HOLE/KIWANIS CLASSIC January 4 DENISON^ 7:30 8 at Kenyon^ 7:30 15 HIRAM^ 8:00 18 at Wittenberg^ 7:30 22 ALLEGHENY^ 7:30 25 at DePauw^ 1:00 29 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 8:00 February 1 WABASH^ 2:00 5 KENYON^ 8:00 8 at Denison^ 3:00 12 at Hiram^ 8:00 15 WITTENBERG^ 7:30 19 at Allegheny^ 8:00 22 OBERLIN^ 7:30 ^ - Indicates NCAC game
2012-13 Results November WOO OPP 16 CARNEGIE MELLON 79 67 17 ADRIAN 56 57 20 at Baldwin Wallace 81 74 25 at Oberlin^ 74 66 28 at Ohio Northern 67 56 December 1 at Wittenberg^ 60 41 8 WABASH^ 97 56 14 at Kenyon^ 89 62 18 at Transylvania 62 68 19 vs. Mt. St. Joseph 65 52 28 JOHN CARROLL 81 67 29 MARIETTA 59 57 January 4 at Sheridan 72 61 9 at Hiram^ 78 62 12 DEPAUW^ 68 58 16 ALLEGHENY^ 92 68 19 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 88 82 23 KENYON^ 86 52 26 HIRAM^ 68 63 30 DENISON^ 94 64 February 2 at Wabash^ 48 55 6 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 74 67 (OT) 9 WITTENBERG^ 75 71 13 at Allegheny^ 86 64 16 at DePauw^ 52 68 19 OBERLIN 74 47 22 WITTENBERG 75 66 23 OHIO WESLEYAN 66 76 March 2 PSU-BEHREND 62 44 9 DICKINSON 80 54 16 CABRINI 63 70
Top Returnees & Newcomers TOP RETURNEES Name Doug Thorpe Xavier Brown Kenny DeBoer Evan Pannell Jalen Goodwin DeVaughn Wingard
Yr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So.
TOP NEWCOMERS Name Yr. Milt Davis Fr. Dan Fanelly Fr.
Ht. 5-9 6-0 6-5 6-2 6-0 6-4
Pos. Hometown G Columbus, OH G Bowling Green, OH F Westerville, OH G/F Akron, OH G Liberty Twp., OH F Shaker Hts., OH
GP 28 30 29 30 23 23
Ht. 6-2 6-6
Pos. Hometown/High School G Cincinnati, OH/Colerain F Uniontown, OH/Green
REB AST PPG 83 69 13.9 130 64 13.6 122 36 8.5 89 28 7.3 43 20 5.2 39 9 4.1
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2013-14 MEN’S SCHEDULE November 15 Alma at Allegheny, 6:00 Franklin at Wabash, 7:30 DePauw at North Central Tip-Off Hiram at LaRoche Tip-Off Kenyon at Case Tournament Wittenberg at Wheaton (IL) Tourney November 16 Adrian at Allegheny, 6:00 DePauw at North Central Tip-Off Hiram at LaRoche Tip-Off Kenyon at Case Tournament Wittenberg at Wheaton (IL) Tourney November 17 Muskingum at Oberlin, 3:00 November 19 Wooster at Oberlin, 7:30^ November 20 Geneva at Allegheny, 7:00 Capital at Wittenberg, 7:30 Kenyon at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30^ Wabash at Hanover, 7:30 Denison at Wash. & Jeff., 8:00 November 22 Ohio Wesleyan at Hoopsville Invite Wooster Al Van Wie/Rotary Tourney November 23 Albion at Wabash, 3:00 Marietta at Denison, 3:00 Oberlin at DePauw, 3:00^ Muskingum at Kenyon, 4:00 Allegheny at PSU-Behrend, 7:00 Ohio Wesleyan at Hoopsville Invite Wooster Al Van Wie/Rotary Tourney November 24 Oberlin at Wittenberg, 2:00^ November 25 Earlham at Kenyon, 7:00 November 26 Elmira at Oberlin, 6:00 Allegheny at Carnegie Mellon, 7:00 Denison at Case, 7:00 Mt. St. Joseph at DePauw, 7:30 Wabash at Illinois Wesleyan, 7:30 Capital at Ohio Wesleyan, 8:00 November 27 Otterbein at Wittenberg, 7:30 Wooster at Marietta, 7:30 November 29 Denison at Pacific Lutheran Tourney November 30 Geneva at Hiram, 3:00 Hanover at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00 Franciscan at Oberlin, 5:00 Denison at Pacific Lutheran Tourney
December 1 DePauw at Wash. Univ., 2:00 CST Case at Allegheny, 4:00 December 2 Wabash at Rose-Hulman, 7:30 December 4 Denison at DePauw, 7:30^ Kenyon at Oberlin, 7:30^ Wittenberg at Wabash, 7:30^ Wooster at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30^ Hiram at Allegheny, 8:00^ December 7 Ohio Wesleyan at Denison, 1:00^ Wabash at Oberlin, 1:00^ Allegheny at Wittenberg, 2:00^ DePauw at Wooster, 3:00^ Hiram at Kenyon, 3:00^ December 9 Oberlin at Case, 7:30 December 10 Allegheny at Kenyon, 8:00^ December 11 Ohio Wesleyan at Anderson, 7:30 Rose-Hulman at DePauw, 7:30 Oberlin at Grove City, 8:00 December 12 Denison at Capital, 7:00 December 13 Albion at Kenyon, 7:30^ December 14 Wooster at Wabash, 2:00^ Ohio Wesleyan at Hiram, 3:00^ Wittenberg at Denison, 3:00^ December 16 Wooster vs. Westmont, 7:30 (Phoenix, AZ) December 17 Wooster at Arizona Christian, 9:30 December 18 Hiram at Waynesburg, 7:00 December 21 Trine at Wabash, 3:00 Wittenberg at Thomas More, 3:00^ December 22 IU-Dabney at Wabash, 3:00 December 27 Wittenberg Zimmerman Memorial December 28 Hiram at Mt. Union “M” Club Classic Wittenberg Zimmerman Memorial
December 29 DePauw at Tampa Bay Shootout Hiram at Mt. Union “M” Club Classic Ohio Wesleyan at Defiance Tourney Wooster “Mose” Hole/Kiwanis Classic December 30 Earlham at Denison, 7:00 DePauw at Tampa Bay Shootout Ohio Wesleyan at Defiance Tourney Wooster “Mose” Hole/Kiwanis Classic January 3 Kenyon at NYU Tournament January 4 DePauw at Allegheny, 2:00^ Oberlin at Cairn, 2:00 Wabash at Hiram, 4:00^ Denison at Wooster, 7:30^ Kenyon at NYU Tournament January 5 DePauw at Hiram, 2:00^ Wabash at Allegheny, 2:00^ January 8 Oberlin at Denison, 7:30^ Ohio Wesleyan at Wittenberg, 7:30^ Wooster at Kenyon, 7:30^ January 11 Denison at Wabash, 3:00^ DePauw at Kenyon, 3:00^ Oberlin at Cornell, 3:00 Ohio Wesleyan at Allegheny, 3:00^ Hiram at Wittenberg, 4:00^ January 15 Wittenberg at DePauw, 6:00^ Allegheny at Oberlin, 7:30^ Hiram at Wooster, 8:00^ Kenyon at Denison, 8:00^ Wabash at Ohio Wesleyan, 8:00^ January 18 Ohio Wesleyan at DePauw, 1:00^ Allegheny at Denison, 3:00^ Hiram at Oberlin, 3:00^ Kenyon at Wabash, 7:30^ Wooster at Wittenberg, 7:30^ January 22 DePauw at Wabash, 7:30^ Wittenberg at Kenyon, 7:30^ Allegheny at Wooster, 8:00^ Denison at Hiram, 8:00^ Oberlin at Ohio Wesleyan, 8:00^ January 25 Oberlin at Wabash, 1:00^ Wooster at DePauw, 1:00^ Wittenberg at Allegheny, 2:00^ Denison at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00^ Kenyon at Hiram, 7:30^
January 29 DePauw at Denison, 6:00^ Wabash at Wittenberg, 7:30^ Allegheny at Hiram, 8:00^ Oberlin at Kenyon, 8:00^ Ohio Wesleyan at Wooster, 8:00^ February 1 Wabash at Wooster, 2:00^ Denison at Wittenberg, 3:00^ DePauw at Oberlin, 3:00^ Hiram at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00^ Kenyon at Allegheny, 3:00^ February 5 Wittenberg at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30^ Denison at Oberlin, 8:00^ Kenyon at Wooster, 8:00^ February 7 Allegheny at DePauw, 6:00^ Hiram at Wabash, 7:30^ February 8 Hiram at DePauw, 1:00^ Allegheny at Wabash, 2:00^ Ohio Wesleyan at Kenyon, 3:00^ Wittenberg at Oberlin, 3:00^ Wooster at Denison, 3:00^ February 12 Ohio Wesleyan at Wabash, 7:30^ Denison at Kenyon, 8:00^ DePauw at Wittenberg, 8:00^ Oberlin at Allegheny, 8:00^ Wooster at Hiram, 8:00^ February 15 Kenyon at DePauw, 1:00^ Allegheny at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00^ Oberlin at Hiram, 3:00^ Wabash at Denison, 3:00^ Wittenberg at Wooster, 7:30^ February 19 Kenyon at Wittenberg, 7:30^ Wabash at DePauw, 7:30^ Hiram at Denison, 8:00^ Ohio Wesleyan at Oberlin, 8:00^ Wooster at Allegheny, 8:00^ February 22 Allegheny at Denison, 3:00^ DePauw at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00^ Wabash at Kenyon, 3:00^ Wittenberg at Hiram, 4:00^ Oberlin at Wooster, 7:30^ February 25 NCAC Tournament Quarterfinals February 28 NCAC Tournament Semifinals March 1 NCAC Tournament Championship ^ - Indicates NCAC game
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MEN’S RECORDS Team (Game)
Points: 150 -- Wooster (vs. Emory & Henry), 11/27/05 Points (Two Teams): 251 -- Wooster (150), Emory & Henry (101), 11/27/05 Margin of Victory: 109 -- Kenyon (132) vs. Dominican (23), 11/27/87 Field Goals: 63 -- Wooster (vs. Emory & Henry), 11/27/05 Field Goal Attempts: 100 -- Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan),1/23/88 Field Goal Percentage: 73.9 (34-46) -- Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/13/93 Three-Point Field Goals: 25 -- Wooster (vs. Cabrini), 11/17/06 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 56 -- Oberlin (vs Case),1/5/05 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6) - Wittenberg (vs. Ohio Northern), 12/29/90 Free Throws: 46 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Wooster), 1/13/88; Earlham (vs. Oberlin), 12/6/92 Free Throw Attempts: 71-- Earlham (vs. Oberlin), 12/6/92 Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (20-20) -- Wittenberg (vs. Hiram), 2/2/08 Rebounds: 73 -- Wooster (vs. Emory & Henry), 11/27/05 Assists: 41 -- Wooster (vs. Emory & Henry), 11/27/05 Blocked Shots: 12 -- Wittenberg (vs. Hanover), 11/30/96; Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/26/05; Wittenberg (vs. Earlham), 2/12/92 Steals: 23 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Principia), 11/22/91
Team (Season)
Points: 3050 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Scoring Offense: 98.2 (30-2945) -- Wooster, 2005-06 Scoring Defense: 54.6 (34-1857) -- Wittenberg, 2005-06 Scoring Margin: 22.2 (83.9-61.7) -- Wittenberg, 1990-91 Field Goals: 1124 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Field Goal Attempts: 2155 -- Wooster, 2006-07 Field Goal Percentage: 53.0 (1124-2122) -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Field Goal Percentage Defense: 37.2 (572-1537) - Wittenberg, 2004-05 Three-Point Field Goals: 324 -- Wooster, 2006-07 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 792 -- Wooster, 2006-07 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 49.0 (175-357) -- Kenyon, 1987-88 Free Throws: 698 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Free Throw Attempts: 888 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Free Throw Percentage: 79.3 (543-685) -- Wooster, 2002-03 Rebounds: 1428 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94 Rebound Margin: 14.0 (44.7 - 30.7) -- Wittenberg, 2000-01 Assists: 618 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94 Blocked Shots: 177 -- Wooster, 1988-89 Steals: 316 -- CWRU, 1996-97 Wins: 31 -- Wooster, 2010-11 Winning Percentage: .938 (30-2) -- Wittenberg, 1993-94 Winning Streak: 26 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94 Winning Streak (NCAC): 41 -- Wooster, 1998-00
Individual (Game)
Points: 50 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Ohio), 11/28/87 Field Goals: 19 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Ohio), 11/28/87: Quinton Spencer, Oberlin (vs. Hiram), 2/4/06 Field Goal Attempts: 35 -- Chip Winiarski, Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/24/8 Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (11-11) -- Brian Buchanan, Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/13/93; John Ellenwood, Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/26/00 Three-Point Field Goals: 10 -- Travis Brett, Earlham (vs. DePauw), 1/8/02 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 22 -- Matthew Godwin, Oberlin (vs. Case), 1/5/05
Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6) -- Brian Pennington, CWR (vs. Kenyon), 1/10/87; Joe Conley, Allegheny (vs. Albany), 11/30/91; Kyle Witucky, Wooster (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 12/6/03, Aaron Stefanov, Hiram (vs. Case) Free Throws: 19 -- Dimonde Hale, Denison (vs. W&J), 11/15/12 Free Throw Attempts: 23 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Morehead State), 12/19/87; Kevin Frye, Denison (vs. CWR), 2/6/93 Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (15-15) -- Nick Catanzarite, Allegheny (vs. Alfred), 11/29/00 Rebounds: 23 -- Andrew Fox, Oberlin (vs. Kalamazoo), 11/28/12; Andrew Fox, Oberlin (vs. Westminster), 11/15/11; Ben Schulz, Allegheny (vs. Medaille), 11/29/96 Assists: 17 -- Terry Gray, Allegheny (vs. Oberlin), 2/6/85 Blocked Shots: 10 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster (vs. Denison), 1/30/88 Steals: 12 -- Deron Black, Allegheny (vs. CWRU), 1/17/96
Individual (Season)
Points: 897 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Scoring Average: 28.5 (25-713) -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986-87 Field Goals: 317 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Field Goal Attempts: 652 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Field Goal Percentage: 69.6 (128-184) -- Matt Schlingman, Wooster, 2004-05 Three-Point Field Goals: 120 -- Chris Sullivan, Wittenberg, 2010-11 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 304 -- Chris Sullivan, Wittenberg, 2010-11 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 54.0 (27-50) - Cameron Leverett, Oberlin, 2000-01 Free Throws: 225 -- Lee Rowlinson, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Free Throw Attempts: 266 -- Lee Rowlinson, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88 Free Throw Percentage: 92.2 (59-64) -- Kevin Murray, Wittenberg, 2008-09 Rebounds: 357 -- Chris Donovan, Kenyon, 1994-95 Assists: 216 -- Marcus Amos, Allegheny, 1988-89 Blocked Shots: 100 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster, 1987-88 Steals: 123 -- Deron Black, Allegheny, 1995-96
Individual (Career)
Points: 2501 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88 Scoring Average (min. 750 points): 24.3 (103-2501) -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88 Field Goals: 938 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88 Field Goal Attempts: 1974 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88 Field Goal Percentage (min. 250 made): 63.9 (442-692) - John Ellenwood, Wooster, 1996-00 Three-Point Field Goals: 305 -- Justin Hallowell, Wooster, 2008-12 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 733 -- Justin Hallowell, Wooster, 2008-12 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 90 made): 50.0 (92-184) -- Nelson Morris, Kenyon, 1984-88 Free Throws: 523 -- Dan Hodgkinson, Denison, 2003-07 Free Throw Attempts: 712 -- Dan Hodgkinson, Denison, 2003-07 Free Throw Percentage (min. 120 made): 88.3 (174-197) -- Jordan Beard, Oberlin, 2005-09 Rebounds: 1010 -- Ryan Gorman, Wooster, 1995-99 Assists: 684 -- Terry Gray, Allegheny, 1984-88 Blocked Shots: 257 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster, 1985-89 Steals: 323 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88
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MEN’S All-TIME LEADERS Active Leaders Points: 971 - Aaron Stefanov, HIR Field Goals: 349 - Ikenna Nwadibia, KEN 3-Point FG: 185 - Aaron Stefanov, HIR Free Throws: 236 - Ikenna Nwadibia, KEN Rebounds: 595 - Ikenna Nwadibia, KEN Assists: 276 - D’Andre Corbin, ALL Blocked Shots: 172 - Reuel Rogers, OWU Steals: 87 - Julian Pavlin, KEN
Points SEASON 897 Scott Tedder (OWU) 757 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 713 Scott Tedder (OWU) 685 Josh Estelle (WAB) 652 Byron Beard (OBE)
1987-88 1987-88 1986-87 1999-00 1985-86
Field Goals SEASON 317 Scott Tedder (OWU) 269 Byron Beard (OBE) 267 Byron Beard (OBE) 266 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 256 Scott Tedder (OWU)
1987-88 1984-85 1985-86 1987-88 1986-87
CAREER 938 Scott Tedder (OWU) 833 Chip Winiarski (OBE) 753 James Cooper (WOO) 747 Travis Schwab (OWU) 723 Brian Stadnik (ALL)
1984-88 1986-90 2004-08 2000-04 1983-87
Three-Point Field Goals SEASON 120 Chris Sullivan (WIT) 97 Jamie Harless (KEN) 96 Jamie Harless (KEN) Perry Junius (ALL) 95 Perry Junius (ALL) J.R. Shumate (OWU)
2010-11 1994-95 1993-94 1989-90 1990-91 1995-96
CAREER 305 Justin Hallowell (WOO) 276 Jamie Harless (KEN) 275 Perry Junius (ALL) 241 James Cooper (WOO) Chris Sullivan (WIT) 236 Chad Plotke (KEN)
2008-12 1991-95 1987-91 2004-08 2008-11 1998-02
Free Throws SEASON 225 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 196 Scott Tedder (OWU) 193 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 172 Ian Franks (WOO) 166 Josh Estelle (WAB) 161 Scott Tedder (OWU)
1987-88 1987-88 2002-03 2010-11 1999-00 1986-87
CAREER 523 Dan Hodgkinson (DEN) 518 Scott Tedder (OWU) 498 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 483 Brandon Miller (ERL) 440 Ian Franks (WOO) Chip Winiarski (OBE)
2003-07 1984-88 1999-03 2002-06 2007-11 1986-90
Rebounds SEASON 357 Chris Donovan (KEN) 342 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 296 Greg Morris (WOO) 295 Brad Baldridge (WIT) Brad Baldridge (WIT)
1994-95 1987-88 1996-97 1989-90 1990-91
CAREER 1010 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 961 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 947 Chris Donovan (KEN) 831 Dane Borchers (WIT) 827 Stan Aukamp (WOO)
1995-99 1999-03 1991-95 2004-07 1988-92
Assists SEASON 216 Marcus Amos (ALL) 204 Andy Winters (OWU) 198 Pete Waters (DEN) 194 Terry Gray (ALL) 191 Mike Smith (OWU)
1988-89 2012-13 1984-85 1986-87 1987-88
CAREER 684 Terry Gray (ALL) 618 Anthony Robinson (WIT) 616 Andy Winters (OWU) 542 Shaka Smart (KEN) 516 Derrick Owens (ALL)
1984-88 1992-96 2009-13 1995-99 1989-93
Blocked Shots SEASON 100 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 93 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 85 Brad Baldridge (WIT) 82 Reuel Rogers (OWU) 81 Ryan Gorman (WOO)
1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 2012-13 1998-99
CAREER 257 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 254 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 216 Stan Aukamp (WOO) 194 Joe DesJean (WAB) 172 Reuel Rogers (OWU)
1985-89 1995-99 1988-92 1999-03 2010-Present
Steals SEASON 123 Deron Black (ALL) 114 Michael Brown (OBE) 105 Scott Tedder (OWU) 100 Matt Hall (ERL) 96 Perry Junius (ALL)
1995-96 1985-86 1987-88 1996-97 1990-91
CAREER 323 Scott Tedder (OWU) 259 A. Reynolds (WOO) 254 Matt Hall (ERL) 248 Wes Smith (WAB) 244 Jamieson Float (CWR)
1984-88 1998-02 1993-97 2007-11 1993-97
1000-Point Scorers 2501 2303 2037 1985 1957 1908 1804 1799 1784 1739 1726 1714 1709 1699 1696 1694 1636 1574 1567 1546 1508 1491 1490 1475 1469 1464 1461 1458 1453 1443 1434 1426 1413 1400 1396
Scott Tedder (OWU) Chip Winiarski (OBE) James Cooper (WOO) Travis Schwab (OWU) Bryan Nelson (WOO) Dan Hodgkinson (DEN) Wes Smith (WAB) Jamie Harless (KEN) Tom Port (WOO) Brian Malinowski (DEN) Dimonde Hale (DEN) Tim Brady (OWU) Matt Formato (KEN) Chris Donovan (KEN) Ian Franks (WOO) Brian Stadnik (ALL) Chad Plotke (KEN) Casey Chroust (DEN) Erich Riebe (WOO) Markous Jewett (ERL) Joe DesJean (WAB) Justin Hallowell (WOO) Stan Aukamp (WOO) Bob Croft (OWU) Brandon Miller (ERL) Daniel Russ (WIT) Dane Borchers (WIT) Tristian Gregory (ERL) Scott Meech (WOO) David Masciola (ALL) Lee Rowlinson (OWU) Ryan Taylor (WIT) Bill Smiley (DEN) Bryan Yelvington (KEN) Nathan Stoops (ERL) Doug Cline (WOO) George Raftis (ALL)
1984-88 1986-90 2004-08 2000-04 1999-03 2003-07 2007-11 1991-95 2003-07 1992-96 2009-13 2008-12 2002-06 1991-95 2007-11 1983-87 1998-02 1993-97 1988-92 2003-07 1999-03 2008-12 1988-92 1990-94 2002-06 2002-06 2003-07 2005-09 1991-95 1992-96 1984-88 1998-01 1983-87 2005-09 1999-03 1991-95 2006-10
1394 1388 1386 1371 1368 1348 1347 1341 1336 1321 1316 1311 1300 1289 1277 1272 1270 1269 1268 1266 1265 1260 1242 1241 1233 1230 1221 1213 1209 1205 1203 1193 1193 1192 1184 1177 1175 1172 1162 1137 1136 1133 1125 1113 1105 1104 1103 1100 1097 1090 1084 1083 1080 1076 1071 1070 1069 1064 1063 1060 1053 1046 1044 1040 1039 1037 1035 1025 1024 1021 1018 1017 1013 1009 1006
Dave Mitchell (KEN) Joe Harubin (CWR) Ed Saxon (CWR) Ryan Gorman (WOO) LaRon Henry (ERL) Rick Washington (OBE) Andrew Zimmer (WAB) Cory Hodge (OBE/DEN) Garret Daggett (ALL) Matt Hall (ERL) Andy Winters (OWU) Dustin Rudegeair (OWU) Tony Jones (CWR) Matt Croci (WIT) Carlton Dean (HIR) Maurice Elrod (OBE) James Knight (OBE) Devone McLeod (ALL) Jason Rusnak (DEN) John Norris (OBE) Byron Beard (OBE) Perry Junius (ALL) Antwyan Reynolds (WOO) Michael Sorrell (OBE) Dave Knapke (KEN) George Mixon (DEN) David Houston (KEN) Aaron Smith (WIT) Quinton Spencer (OBE) Jake Delsandro (ALL) Tom Port (WOO) Aaron Brock (WAB) John Ellenwood (WOO) Jamison Float (CWR) Bryan Wickliffe (WOO) Mike Loll (OBE) Dirk Miller (OWU) Damon Higgins (OBE) Matt Magnusen (ALL) Clayton Black (WIT) Jim Fox (CWR) Larry Farmer (DEN) Nathan Balch (WOO) Derrick Owens (ALL) J.R. Shumate (OWU) Kyle Holliday (OWU) Chase Haltom (WAB) B.J. Harris (WIT) Brad Baldridge (WIT) Anthony Calloway (OBE) Kevin Frye (DEN) Chris Luther (DEN) Tim Brady (OWU) Devin Fulk (WOO) Rodney Mitchell (WOO) Marshall Morris (OWU) Bo Dobbs (OWU) Jamel King (WIT) Matt Smith (WOO) Peter Walker (WIT) Paul Baier (KEN) Matt Mittiga (CWR) Justin Hallowell (WOO) Jon Stafford (WIT) Tim Vandervaart (WOO) Doug Meinen (WOO) Rodney Mitchell (WOO) Kevin Locke (DEN) Matt Hiestand (WOO) Matt Schlingman (WOO) Brian Buchanan (WOO) Justun Lott (OWU) Kevin Longley (WIT) Anthony Robinson (WIT) Brandon Miller (ERL) Mike McDevitt (HIR) John Robic (DEN) Mark Slayman (OWU) Jerry Ambooken (ALL) Mike Trimmer (WOO) Jordan Beard (OBE)
1984-88 1987-91 1989-92 1995-99 2003-07 1988-92 2004-08 1988-92 1985-89 1993-97 2009-13 2004-08 1985-88 1990-94 2001-05 1997-01 1997-01 2009-13 1995-99 1995-99 1984-86 1987-91 1998-02 1984-88 2006-10 1988-92 1996-00 1992-96 2003-07 1996-00 2003-06 2006-10 1996-00 1993-97 2007-11 2005-09 1987-91 1985-89 2000-04 2008-12 1993-97 2007-12 2009-11 1989-93 1993-96 2005-09 2006-10 1999-03 1989-91 1994-97 1989-93 2006-10 20082004-08 2000-04 2009-13 1991-95 1994-97 1999-03 2000-04 1984-88 1993-97 20081996-00 2003-07 1990-94 2000-04 1984-88 1986-90 2001-05 1989-93 1991-95 1999-03 1992-96 2002-06 2004-08 1984-86 1986-90 1994-98 1985-89 2005-09
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‘12-13 MEN’S ALL-NCAC Name Xavier Brown Barry Flynn Dimonde Hale Scott Masin Ikenna Nwadibia Doug Thorpe Andy Winters
School Wooster DePauw Denison Wittenberg Kenyon Wooster Ohio Wesleyan
Yr. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr.
First Team Pos. Hometown/High School PPG Bowling Green, OH/Bowling Green 14.1 G F Indianapolis, IN/Cathedral 15.4 W Columbus, OH/Northland 17.2 P New Carlise, OH/Bethel 16.4 G/F San Francisco, CA/Stuart Hall 16.7 G Columbus, OH/Eastmoor 13.6 G Columbus, OH/Bishop Watterson 14.5
RPG 3.8 6.9 8.6 9.3 9.9 3.1 4.8
APG 2.1 1.5 3.1 1.3 1.6 2.3 6.7
Andrew Fox Alex Longi Devone McLeod Taylor Rieger Alan Sheppard Ross Sponsler Aaron Stefanov
Oberlin Denison Allegheny Ohio Wesleyan Hiram Wabash Hiram
Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Jr.
Second Team G/F Tempe, AZ/Corona Del Sol 10.9 G Cincinnati, OH/St. Xavier 11.9 G Jersey City, NJ/St. Anthony 17.2 G Lewis Center, OH/Olentangy Orange 14.2 G Wadsworth, OH/Wadsworth 13.8 G Terre Haute, IN/North Vigo 12.9 G Stow, OH/Stow-Munroe Falls 15.6
8.9 4.5 2.3 2.4 2.2 3.5 3.8
4.5 2.8 4.1 1.1 2.8 1.3 1.9
Josh Claytor Kenny DeBoer Zack Leahy Brian Lebowitz Marshall Morris
Wooster Wooster Wittenberg Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan
Honorable Mention Sr. F/C Oxford, OH/Talawanda So. F Westerville, OH/North Jr. G Rossford, OH/Rossford Jr. F/C New York, NY/Riverdale Sr. P Tulsa, OK/Jenks
5.6 4.2 3.3 7.1 6.3
1.4 1.4 2.3 1.1 0.5
8.7 9.8 11.3 9.9 10.6
All-Time First Team All-NCAC Selections Allegheny Nick Catanzarite Garret Daggett Jake Delsandro Mike Houser Matt Magnusen David Masciola Josh Miller George Raftis Brian Stadnik Gene Williams Casey Chroust Dimonde Hale Dan Hodgkinson Brian Malinowski John Robic Jason Rusnak Bill Smiley Barry Flynn Jamaal Watkins Chris Roberts Chris Donovan Matt Formato Kodey Haddox Jamie Harless B.J. Kenyon Dave Knapke Dave Mitchell Ikenna Nwadibia Chad Plotke Bryan Yelvington Byron Beard Jordan Beard Cory Hodge James Knight Chip Winiarski
Denison
DePauw Hiram
Kenyon
Oberlin
2003 1987-88-89 1999-00 1998 2004 1996 1993 2009-10 1985-86-87 1989 1997 2012-13 2005-07 1994-95-96 1985-86 1998-99 1987 2013 2012 2009 1994-95 2004 2011 1993-94-95 1991 2010 1986 2013 2002 2008-09 1985-86 2009 1992 2001 1988-89
Ohio Wesleyan Tim Brady 2010-11-12 John Camillus 1998 Ben Chojnacki 2005-06-07 Bob Croft 1992-93 Kyle Holliday 2009 Jesse Jean 2008 Dirk Miller 1991 Mark Oberholtzer 1985 Lee Rowlinson 1987-88 Dustin Rudegeair 2008 Travis Schwab 2001-02-03-04 J.R. Shumate 1996 Mark Slayman 1989 Scott Tedder 1986-87-88 Andy Winters 2013 Derek Bailey Aaron Brock Joe DesJean Josh Estelle Brian Latham Wes Smith Andrew Zimmer
Wabash
Wittenberg Brad Baldridge Clayton Black Dane Borchers Matt Croci Chris Fillmore Bill Funderburg B.J. Harris Gregg Hill Jamel King Scott Masin Anthony Robinson Daniel Russ Scott Schwartz Steve Setty Kris Spriggs Chris Sullivan Ryan Taylor Peter Walker
2012 2010 2001-02-03 2000 2000 2009-10-11 2007-08
Wooster Stan Aukamp Nathan Balch Marty Bidwell Xavier Brown Brian Buchanan Doug Cline James Cooper John Ellenwood Ian Franks Ryan Gorman Justin Hallowell Brandon Johnson Scott Meech Rodney Mitchell Greg Morris Bryan Nelson Tom Port Antwyan Reynolds Erich Riebe Doug Thorpe Mike Trimmer Bryan Wickliffe Kyle Witucky Philip Yontz
1990-91-92 2011 2009 2012-13 1993 1995 2006-07-08 1998-99-00 2009-10-11 1997-98-99 2012 2008 1994-95 2004 1997 2001-02-03 2005-06-07 2001 1990-91-92 2013 1988-89 2010 2005 1996
1990-91 2011-12 2007 1993-94 2000 1990 2002-03 2008 1997 2013 1995 2005-06 1996 1998 1992 2011 1999-01 2004
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‘12-13 MEN’S STATS TEAM OFFENSE Ohio Wesleyan Wooster Allegheny Hiram Kenyon
G 29 30 25 25 27
PTS P/G 2150 74.1 2202 73.4 1767 70.7 1691 67.6 1808 67.0
TEAM DEFENSE DePauw Wittenberg Wooster Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin
G 26 27 30 29 26
PTS P/G 1515 58.3 1640 60.7 1854 61.8 1853 63.9 1684 64.8
OFF. FG % Allegheny Wooster DePauw Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg
G 25 30 26 29 27
FG 663 785 631 798 598
FGA PCT 1426 .465 1694 .463 1380 .457 1758 .454 1346 .444
DEF. FG% Wooster Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg DePauw Wabash
G 30 29 27 26 26
FG 653 680 588 547 611
FGA PCT 1692 .386 1705 .399 1453 .405 1333 .410 1460 .418
3-POINT FG % DePauw Wooster Hiram Allegheny Wittenberg
G 3FG 3FGA 26 170 434 30 197 547 25 186 523 25 198 559 27 181 522
FREE-THROW % Hiram Wooster Kenyon Wittenberg Wabash
G 25 30 27 27 26
FT 297 435 419 366 287
FTA PCT 393 .756 609 .714 596 .703 528 .639 426 .674
SCORE MARGIN Wooster Ohio Wesleyan DePauw Wittenberg Kenyon
G 30 29 26 27 27
OFF 73.4 74.1 66.2 64.6 67.0
DEF MAR 61.8 +11.6 63.9 +10.2 58.3 +8.0 60.7 +3.8 67.8 -0.8
REB. MARGIN Wooster Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan DePauw Hiram
G 30 27 29 26 25
REB 1174 962 1130 863 924
OPP MAR 951 +7.4 800 +6.0 993 +4.7 786 +3.0 898 +1.0
SCORING G PTS P/G Devone McLeod, Allegheny 25 424 17.0 Dimonde Hale, Denison 26 438 16.8 Ikenna Nwadibia, Kenyon 26 428 16.5 Aaron Stefanov, Hiram 23 370 16.1 Scott Masin, Wittenberg 27 428 15.9 High: 35 - Dimonde Hale (DEN) vs. Wash. & Jeff, 11/15/12 Xavier Brown (WOO) vs. Wabash, 12/8/12
PCT .392 .360 .356 .354 .347
REBOUNDS G REB R/G Andrew Fox, Oberlin 26 257 9.9 Ikenna Nwadibia, Kenyon 26 244 9.4 Scott Masin, Wittenberg 27 248 9.2 Dimonde Hale, Denison 26 212 8.2 Brian Lebowitz, Kenyon 27 194 7.2 High: 23 - Andrew Fox (OBE) vs. Kalamazoo, 11/28/12 ASSISTS G A A/G Andy Winters, Ohio Wesleyan 29 204 7.0 Devone McLeod, Allegheny 25 109 4.4 Andrew Fox, Oberlin 26 111 4.3 Justin Wisniewski, Hiram 25 99 4.0 Houston Hodges, Wabash 24 92 3.8 High: 14 - Andy Winters (OWU) vs. Pitt.-Greensburg, 12/28/12 3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT. Jalen Goodwin, Wooster Alan Sheppard, Hiram Taylor Rieger, Ohio Wesleyan Doug Thorpe, Wooster Alex Fultz, Wittenberg
G 23 25 29 28 27
3FG 23 59 69 57 31
3FGA 54 140 164 136 75
FIELD GOAL PCT. Josh Claytor, Wooster Scott Masin, Wittenberg Barry Flynn, DePauw Jake Mays, Wooster Daniel Purvlicis, Wabash
G 30 27 26 30 26
FG 105 149 161 103 122
FGA PCT 169 .621 264 .564 299 .538 192 .536 233 .524
FREE THROW PCT Aaron Stefanov, Hiram Julian Pavlin, Kenyon Ross Sponsler, Wabash Doug Thorpe, Wooster Taylor Rieger, Ohio Wesleyan
G 23 27 23 28 29
FT 81 86 74 86 67
FTA PCT 89 .910 103 .835 91 .813 106 .811 83 .807
PCT .426 .421 .421 .419 .413
BLOCKED SHOTS G BLK B/G Reuel Rogers, Ohio Wesleyan 29 82 2.8 Brian Lebowitz, Kenyon 27 46 1.7 Jake Mays, Wooster 30 44 1.5 Steve Zivoder, Hiram 25 34 1.4 Randy Ollie, Oberlin 26 33 1.3 High: 8 - Reuel Rogers (OWU) vs. Denison, 2/16/13 STEALS G Julian Pavlin, Kenyon 27 Andrew Fox, Oberlin 26 Andy Winters, Ohio Wesleyan 29 Brian Lebowitz, Kenyon 27 Xavier Brown, Wooster 30 Devone McLeod, Allegheny 25 High: 6 - Six players tied
S 55 42 46 42 36 30
S/G 2.0 1.6 1.6 1.6 1.2 1.2
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ALL-TIME STANDINGS - M 2012-13
1) Wooster 2) Ohio Wesleyan* 3) DePauw Kenyon Wittenberg 6) Denison Wabash 8) Hiram Oberlin 10) Allegheny
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 14-2 24-6 12-4 23-6 9-7 16-10 9-7 16-11 9-7 17-10 7-9 9-17 7-9 9-17 5-11 11-14 5-11 7-19 3-13 9-16
2011-12
1) Wittenberg 2) Wooster* 3) Ohio Wesleyan 4) Wabash 5) Denison 6) Hiram DePauw 8) Kenyon 9) Allegheny 10) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 14-2 24-7 12-4 26-5 11-5 20-8 10-6 18-8 9-7 14-14 7-9 14-12 7-9 13-13 5-11 11-15 3-13 5-20 2-14 7-18
2010-11
1) Wooster* 2) Wittenberg 3) Wabash Ohio Wesleyan 5) Hiram 6) Kenyon 7) Denison 8) Allegheny 9) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 14-2 31-3 12-3 20-9 11-5 20-6 11-5 16-11 8-8 14-12 5-10 9-16 5-11 8-18 4-12 7-19 1-15 2-23
2009-10
1) Wooster* 2) Wabash 3) Wittenberg Allegheny 5) Ohio Wesleyan Hiram 7) Denison 8) Kenyon 9) Oberlin 10) Earlham
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 25-6 12-4 18-8 11-5 21-7 11-5 14-11 9-7 13-14 9-7 12-14 7-9 7-19 3-13 6-19 2-14 6-19 1-15 3-22
2008-09
1) Wooster* 2) Ohio Wesleyan 3) Hiram 4) Kenyon Wittenberg 6) Wabash Allegheny 8) Denison 9) Earlham 10) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 14-2 23-7 13-3 17-8 11-5 16-10 9-7 16-11 9-7 13-13 7-9 14-13 7-9 12-15 5-11 8-18 3-13 3-22 2-14 5-20
2007-08
1) Wooster 2) Ohio Wesleyan* Wittenberg 4) Kenyon 5) Wabash 6) Allegheny 7) Hiram 8) Oberlin 9) Denison 10) Earlham
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 23-5 12-4 22-8 12-4 16-10 11-5 13-13 10-6 18-10 6-10 12-15 5-11 8-18 4-12 5-21 3-13 3-22 2-14 4-21
2006-07
1) Wooster* 2) Wittenberg 3) Ohio Wesleyan 4) Allegheny 5) Wabash 6) Kenyon Earlham Hiram 9) Denison 10) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 29-5 13-3 22-5 10-6 18-10 8-8 12-13 7-9 11-16 6-10 10-16 6-10 8-18 6-10 7-19 5-11 6-18 4-12 5-20
2005-06
1) Wooster 2) Wittenberg* 3) Ohio Wesleyan 4) Wabash 5) Earlham 6) Allegheny 7) Denison 8) Kenyon 9) Hiram Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 26-4 13-3 30-4 12-4 18-9 10-6 16-10 9-7 13-14 7-9 11-14 6-10 10-16 4-12 7-19 2-14 4-21 2-14 2-22
2004-05
1) Wooster 2) Wittenberg* 3) Denison Wabash 5) Earlham 6) Ohio Wesleyan 7) Allegheny 8) Kenyon 9) Hiram 10) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 27-3 14-2 25-4 10-6 13-12 10-6 14-13 9-7 12-15 8-8 12-14 5-11 8-17 4-12 5-21 3-13 4-21 2-14 3-22
2003-04
1) Wittenberg 2) Wooster* 3) Ohio Wesleyan 4) Wabash 5) Allegheny 6) Earlham Kenyon 8) Denison 9) Oberlin Hiram
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 16-0 24-5 14-2 25-3 12-4 19-8 9-7 12-15 7-9 11-15 6-10 9-17 6-10 6-20 4-12 6-20 3-13 7-18 3-13 5-20
2002-03
1) Wooster* 2) Wittenberg 3) Allegheny 4) Wabash 5) Earlham Ohio Wesleyan 7) Denison 8) Hiram 9) Kenyon 10) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 30-3 14-2 20-6 10-6 16-12 9-7 16-10 8-8 13-13 8-8 12-14 7-9 9-17 4-12 6-20 3-13 3-22 2-14 3-22
2001-02
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Wittenberg* 15-1 26-4 2) Wooster 13-3 21-7 3) Wabash 11-5 15-11 4) Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 12-15 5) Oberlin^ 7-9 9-16 6) Allegheny 6-10 11-14 Denison 6-10 6-20 Earlham 6-10 11-15 9) Hiram 4-12 7-18 Kenyon 4-12 6-18 ^ - Oberlin later forfeited its wins
2000-01
1) Wittenberg 2) Wooster* 3) Earlham Ohio Wesleyan 5) Wabash 6) Kenyon 7) Hiram 8) Oberlin Denison 10) Allegheny
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 24-4 14-2 24-4 10-6 16-10 10-6 11-15 9-7 11-14 6-10 9-16 5-11 7-18 4-12 7-18 4-12 5-19 3-13 5-19
1999-00
1) Wooster* 2) Wabash 3) Wittenberg 4) Earlham 5) Allegheny 6) Hiram 7) Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon 9) Denison 10) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 16-0 26-3 13-3 20-7 11-5 18-8 10-6 11-15 9-7 11-14 8-8 14-11 4-12 5-20 4-12 6-19 3-13 4-20 2-14 2-22
1998-99
1) Wooster* 2) Wittenberg 3) Allegheny 4) CWRU 5) Earlham 6) Ohio Wesleyan 7) Denison 8) Kenyon 9) Oberlin
NCAC W-L 15-1 12-4 12-4 11-5 7-9 6-10 5-11 3-13 1-15
ALL W-L 25-4 19-7 19-9 17-9 7-16 8-17 9-16 5-20 1-23
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ALL-TIME STANDINGS - M 1997-98
1) Wooster 2) Wittenberg 3) Allegheny* 4) Denison 5) Ohio Wesleyan 6) CWRU 7) Kenyon 8) Oberlin 9) Earlham
NCAC W-L 15-1 14-2 11-5 10-6 8-8 5-11 4-12 3-13 2-14
ALL W-L 22-6 19-7 22-7 17-9 9-16 8-17 4-21 3-22 4-20
1996-97
1) Wittenberg 2) Denison 3) Wooster* 4) Allegheny 5) CWRU 6) Ohio Wesleyan 7) Kenyon 8) Oberlin 9) Earlham
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 14-2 23-6 13-3 19-7 12-4 23-6 11-5 18-8 9-7 13-12 6-10 8-17 4-12 6-19 2-14 3-21 1-15 2-21
1995-96
1) Wittenberg* 2) Wooster 3) Allegheny CWRU 5) Denison 6) Kenyon 7) Earlham Ohio Wesleyan 9) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 26-5 12-4 19-7 10-6 17-10 10-6 13-13 9-7 13-12 6-10 10-15 5-11 8-17 5-11 8-17 0-16 2-22
1) Wooster* 2) Wittenberg 3) Kenyon 4) Ohio Wesleyan CWRU 6) Denison 7) Allegheny Earlham 9) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 26-3 12-4 21-8 10-6 20-9 9-7 16-10 9-7 13-12 7-9 10-15 4-12 7-18 4-12 6-19 2-14 4-19
1994-95
1993-94
1) Wittenberg 2) Kenyon* 3) Wooster 4) Ohio Wesleyan 5) Denison 6) CWRU 7) Allegheny 8) Earlham 9) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 16-0 30-2 14-2 24-4 11-5 18-8 10-6 16-10 7-9 11-14 6-10 9-16 5-11 8-17 2-14 2-23 1-15 4-20
1992-93
1) Allegheny Wittenberg 3) Wooster* 4) Ohio Wesleyan 5) Kenyon 6) Denison CWRU 8) Earlham 9) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 13-3 19-7 13-3 19-7 12-4 21-7 10-6 12-13 9-7 16-11 6-10 11-14 6-10 10-15 2-14 4-21 1-15 1-21
1991-92
1) Wooster* Wittenberg 3) Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Allegheny 6) Denison 7) Kenyon 8) CWRU 9) Earlham NORTH 1) Wooster 2) Allegheny 3) CWRU 4) Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 15-1 26-3 15-1 23-6 8-8 14-10 8-8 13-14 8-8 12-14 7-9 10-16 6-10 8-18 4-12 8-18 1-15 3-23
1990-91
NCAC W-L 11-0 8-3 3-8 2-9
SOUTH 1) Wittenberg* 2) Ohio Wesleyan 3) Kenyon Denison 5) Earlham
ALL W-L 25-4 18-9 9-13 7-19
11-1 26-3 7-5 13-13 5-7 14-13 5-7 11-15 0-12 4-18
1989-90
NORTH 1) Wooster 2) Allegheny CWRU 4) Oberlin SOUTH 1) Wittenberg* 2) Ohio Wesleyan 3) Denison Earlham Kenyon
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 8-3 18-9 7-4 17-10 7-4 12-13 1-10 4-21
1987-88
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Ohio Wesleyan*# 11-1 27-5 Allegheny 11-1 24-6 3) Wooster 6-6 14-11 Oberlin 6-6 14-12 5) Kenyon 5-7 14-13 6) Denison 2-10 8-18 7) CWRU 1-11 3-21
1986-87
1) Ohio Wesleyan 2) Allegheny * 3) Denison 4) Wooster 5) Kenyon 6) CWRU Oberlin
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 11-1 19-8 10-2 22-8 6-6 14-15 5-7 8-18 4-8 13-14 3-9 8-18 3-9 6-20
1985-86
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Allegheny 9-3 16-10 Ohio Wesleyan * 9-3 16-12 3) Denison 8-4 13-13 4) Kenyon 6-6 13-15 5) Wooster 4-8 11-15 6) Oberlin 3-9 11-16 CWRU 3-9 9-16
1984-85
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 1) Ohio Wesleyan * 11-1 20-7 2) Allegheny 9-3 19-9 3) CWRU 7-5 17-9 4) Wooster 6-6 14-11 5) Denison 5-7 17-10 6) Oberlin 3-9 10-16 7) Kenyon 1-11 6-19 * - NCAC Tournament Champion # - NCAA champion
11-1 29-2 9-3 18-10 3-9 12-14 3-9 8-18 3-9 8-18
1988-89
1) Wooster Allegheny* 3) Ohio Wesleyan 4) Kenyon 5) Oberlin Denison 7) CWRU
NCAC ALL W-L W-L 10-2 21-7 10-2 22-8 9-3 15-12 6-6 8-18 3-9 8-18 3-9 8-19 1-11 3-23
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MEN’S LEADERS SCORING FIELD GOAL PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCT YEAR PLAYER P/G PLAYER PCT PLAYER PCT PLAYER
PCT
12-13 11-12 10-11 09-10 08-09 07-08 06-07 05-06 04-05 03-04 02-03 01-02 00-01 99-00 98-99 97-98 96-97 95-96 94-95 93-94 92-93 91-92 90-91 89-90 88-89 87-88 86-87 85-86 84-85
91.0 89.1 83.5 85.0 92.2 87.8 88.9 84.1 90.9 84.1 88.5 90.2 84.7 87.4 78.7 87.1 89.3 84.7 85.5 84.9 85.0 86.5 89.6 85.1 85.3 91.0 89.0 82.2 87.7
Devone McLeod, ALL Tim Brady, OWU Wes Smith, WAB Wes Smith, WAB Bryan Yelvington, KEN James Cooper, WOO Dan Hodgkinson, DEN James Cooper, WOO Quinton Spencer, OBE Matt Magnusen, ALL Travis Schwab, OWU Chad Plotke, KEN James Knight, OBE Josh Estelle, WAB Jason Rusnak, DEN Jason Rusnak, DEN Matt Hall, EARL J.R. Shumate, OWU Brian Malinowski, DEN Jamie Harless, KEN Bob Croft, OWU Cory Hodge, OBE Ed Saxon, CWR Chip Winiarski, OBE Chip Winiarski, OBE Scott Tedder, OWU Scott Tedder, OWU Scott Tedder, OWU Byron Beard, OBE
17.0 22.5 22.0 18.2 19.9 19.5 20.8 19.2 20-6 21.0 21.2 21.9 20.9 25.4 18.4 19.8 20.3 24.0 20.2 20.7 19.6 23.4 21.2 21.6 20.8 28.0 28.5 24.5 23.6
Josh Claytor, WOO Josh Claytor, WOO James Ness, ALL Donte Briscoe, ALL Pat Pellerite, OWU Bryan Wickliffe, WOO Tim Vandervaart, WOO Tim Vandervaart, WOO M. Schlingman, WOO Dan Hodgkinson, DEN Bryan Nelson, WOO Joe DesJean, WAB Bryan Nelson, WOO John Ellenwood, WOO John Ellenwood, WOO John Ellenwood, WOO Jason Rusnak, DEN Ryan Gorman, WOO Doug Cline, WOO Scott Meech, WOO Doug Cline, WOO Mike Foster, DEN Dale Eilrich, OWU Mark Slayman, OWU Jeff Sargeant, OWU Lee Rowlinson, OWU Lee Rowlinson, OWU Kevin Haynes, DEN Todd Johnsson, CWR
62.1 Jalen Goodwin, WOO 42.6 61.5 Steven Newell, WIT 50.8 62.0 Nathan Balch, WOO 45.8 63.3 Matt Fegan, WOO 43.2 56.7 Justin Hallowell,WOO 51.4 57.1 James Cooper, WOO 49.6 62.5 Ben Chojnacki, OWU 49.3 65.7 Devin Fulk, WOO 53.1 69.6 Andy Van Horn, WOO 49.2 58.3 Dan Brywczynski, WIT 49.2 64.4 Matt Magnusen, ALL 51.9 59.6 Ryan Smith, WAB 44.8 59.1 Cam Leverett, OBE 54.0 62.2 Ryan Snyder, WOO 50.6 65.9 Chris Good, ALL 46.5 65.9 Jason Barger, DEN 48.1 62.2 Bryan Moloney, CWRU 46.7 64.2 Jerry Ambooken, ALL 46.4 60.1 Justun Lott, OWU 47.8 63.5 Doug Meinen, WOO 47.1 61.5 Craig Bradley, WOO 53.7 57.1 Cory Hodge, OBE 47.8 66.1 Tim Southerland, WOO 52.8 59.0 Erich Riebe, WOO 50.4 65.4 Mike Taylor, OWU 47.1 60.0 Tim Keller, KEN 51.8 61.5 B. Pennington, CWR 50.8 56.2 58.0
Aaron Stefanov, HIR Alan Sheppard, HIR Kodey Haddox, KEN Aaron Brock, WAB Kevin Murray, WIT Jordan Beard, OBE Jordan Beard, OBE B. Yelvington, KEN Kenny Brady, WIT Cam Leverett, OBE Bry. Nelson, WOO Travis Brett, ERL N. Catanzarite, ALL Josh Estelle, WAB Jake Delsandro, ALL Josh Peoples, OWU Josh Peoples, OWU Philip Yontz, WOO J.R. Shumate, OWU Bob Croft, OWU Bob Croft, OWU Kris Spriggs, WIT Dirk Miller, OWU Chip Winiarski, OBE Chip Winiarski, OBE Mike Smith, OWU Dave Hall, DEN Dave Mitchell, KEN Steve Hendrix, OWU
REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKED SHOTS STEALS YEAR PLAYER R/G PLAYER A/G PLAYER B/G PLAYER 12-13 Andrew Fox, OBE 9.9 Andy Winters, OWU 7.0 Reuel Rogers, OWU 2.8 11-12 Andrew Fox, OBE 10.2 Andy Winters, OWU 5.5 Reuel Rogers, OWU 2.2 10-11 Donte Briscoe, ALL 8.3 Andy Winters, OWU 5.4 Donte Briscoe, ALL 1.2 09-10 Larry Farmer, DEN 9.7 Andy Winters, OWU 4.2 Larry Farmer, DEN 1.3 08-09 Babajide Eniola, HIR 7.5 Marty Bidwell, WOO 3.6 Dave Knapke, KEN 1.07 Andrew Barker, ALL 1.07 07-08 George Raftis, ALL 8.7 Mike Staley, HIR 3.9 Nick Welsh, ERL 1.6 06-07 Dane Borchers, WIT 10.1 Mike Staley, HIR 6.5 Dane Borchers, WIT 1.9 05-06 Quinton Spencer, OBE 9.2 Casey McCloskey, ALL 4.2 Allen Bediako, KEN 2.2 04-05 Robb Hern, DEN 8.2 Ross Rybarczyk, OWU 5.1 Kyle Coffey, WAB 1.5 03-04 Chris Ikpoh, OBE 8.8 Ross Rybarczyk, OWU 4.6 Daniel Russ, WIT 1.9 02-03 B. Crawford, OBE 9.5 AJ White, HIR 3.7 Joe DesJean, WAB 1.7 01-02 Joe DesJean, WAB 9.8 A. Reynolds, WOO 4.6 Joe DesJean, WAB 2.4 00-01 Joe DesJean, WAB 10.6 A. Reynolds, WOO 4.5 Joe DesJean, WAB 2.4 99-00 Bryan Nelson, WOO 8.8 Jake Delsandro, ALL 4.7 Clint Blockson, HIR 2.5 98-99 Brady Keaton, ERL 9.5 Shaka Smart, KEN 7.4 Ryan Gorman, WOO 2.8 97-98 Ryan Gorman, WOO 10.1 Shaka Smart, KEN 5.2 Ryan Gorman, WOO 2.3 96-97 Greg Morris, WOO 10.6 Jim Fox, CWR 5.8 Eric England, ERL 2.7 95-96 Ryan Gorman, WOO 8.4 Deron Black, ALL 6.0 Philip Yontz, WOO 1.8 94-95 Chris Donovan, KEN 12.3 A. Robinson, WIT 5.6 B. Arenschield, CWR 2.1 93-94 Chris Donovan, KEN 9.6 A. Robinson, WIT 5.0 B. Arenschield, CWR 1.8 92-93 Leighton McCoy, CWR 8.7 A. Robinson, WIT 4.7 Chris Donovan, KEN 1.2 91-92 Alex Davis, ALL 10.6 Derrick Owens, ALL 5.5 David Morrison, OBE 3.0 90-91 Brad Baldridge, WITT 10.2 Greg Periatt, WIT 5.4 Dale Eilrich, OWU 3.0 89-90 Brad Baldridge, WITT 10.2 Erich Riebe, WOO 4.9 Brad Baldridge, WITT 2.9 88-89 Gene Williams, ALL 8.8 Marcus Amos, ALL 7.2 Mike Trimmer, WOO 3.3 87-88 Lee Rowlinson, OWU 10.7 Mike Smith, OWU 6.4 Mike Trimmer, WOO 4.0 86-87 Bill Smiley, DEN 9.5 Terry Gray, ALL 6.5 Garret Daggett, ALL 1.9 85-86 Adrian Schaffer, OBE 11.2 Michael Brown, OBE 6.6 Mike O’Brien, WOO 1.6 84-85 Adrian Schaffer, OBE 12.7 Pete Waters, DEN 7.3 M. Oberholtzer, OWU 1.3
S/G
Julian Pavlin, KEN Brian Shelbourne, WAB Wes Smith, WAB Donte Briscoe, ALL Kyle Miller, OWU
2.0 1.7 2.8 2.7 2.4
Wes Smith, WAB Bill Babe, ALL Brandon Miller, ERL Justin Schmitt, ALL Brandon Pool, HIR Nick Catanzarite, ALL A. Reynolds, WOO Nick Catanzarite, ALL Jake Delsandro, ALL Bryan Moloney, CWR Curtis Wright, EARL Matt Hall, EARL Deron Black, ALL Deron Black, ALL Justun Lott, OWU Justun Lott, OWU Dale Lewis, OBE Perry Junius, ALL Perry Junius, ALL Kevin Andrew, DEN Scott Tedder, OWU Scott Tedder, OWU Michael Brown, OBE Scott Tedder, OWU
2.4 1.8 2.3 2.4 2.2 3.4 2.3 2.7 2.6 2.5 3.6 4.3 4.6 3.0 2.4 2.5 2.3 3.6 3.0 2.0 3.3 3.3 4.2 2.6
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MEN’S LEADERS SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE SCORING MARGIN REBOUND MARGIN YEAR TEAM P/G TEAM P/G TEAM MAR TEAM MAR 12-13 Ohio Wesleyan 74.1 DePauw 58.3 Wooster 11.6 Wooster 7.4 11-12 Hiram 75.7 Wabash 59.0 Wooster 11.9 Wooster 5.7 10-11 Wooster 76.1 Wabash 58.8 Wooster 12.2 Wooster 7.7 09-10 Allegheny 75.3 Wabash 61.2 Wittenberg 9.6 Wooster 6.4 08-09 Wooster 80.6 Ohio Wesleyan 65.2 Wooster 11.9 Wooster 5.2 07-08 Wooster 85.8 Wittenberg 64.7 Wooster 14.9 Wooster 7.6 06-07 Wooster 87.9 Wittenberg 58.8 Wooster 16.9 Wooster 6.7 05-06 Wooster 98.2 Wittenberg 54.6 Wooster 21.5 Wittenberg 9.8 04-05 Wooster 81.8 Wittenberg 55.6 Wittenberg 18.6 Wittenberg 11.2 03-04 Allegheny 65.8 Wittenberg 55.0 Wittenberg 10.6 Wittenberg 5.3 02-03 Allegheny 81.8 Wooster 62.2 Wooster 16.2 Wooster 9.0 01-02 Wittenberg 80.3 Wittenberg 62.3 Wittenberg 18.0 Wittenberg 12.4 00-01 Wooster 86.6 Wittenberg 65.4 Wooster 16.0 Wittenberg 14.0 99-00 Wooster 83.0 Wittenberg 66.1 Wooster 15.0 Wittenberg 9.2 98-99 Wooster 78.4 Wittenberg 59.7 Wooster 15.2 Wittenberg 10.7 97-98 Wooster 77.7 Wittenberg 60.9 Wooster 15.0 Wooster 9.1 96-97 CWRU 79.1 Wooster 59.9 Wittenberg 13.7 Wittenberg 8.0 95-96 CWRU 75.2 Wooster 59.1 Wittenberg 12.5 Wooster 9.0 94-95 Kenyon 76.8 Wooster 60.3 Wooster 12.4 Wittenberg 13.9 93-94 Wittenberg 87.2 Wooster 59.5 Wittenberg 21.4 Wittenberg 12.7 92-93 Ohio Wesleyan 75.6 Wooster 58.7 Wooster 12.7 Wooster 8.5 91-92 Ohio Wesleyan 78.1 Wittenberg 56.9 Wooster 17.7 Wooster 7.0 90-91 Allegheny 84.4 Wittenberg 61.7 Wittenberg 22.2 Wittenberg 8.1 89-90 Allegheny 83.8 Wittenberg 59.2 Wittenberg 17.8 Ohio Wesleyan 8.0 88-89 Ohio Wesleyan 77.2 Wooster 57.1 Wooster 13.4 Ohio Wesleyan 5.0 87-88 Ohio Wesleyan 95.3 Allegheny 63.8 Ohio Wesleyan 15.8 Ohio Wesleyan 9.1 86-87 Ohio Wesleyan 87.2 Kenyon 66.6 Ohio Wesleyan 7.8 Kenyon 4.6 85-86 Oberlin 75.4 Wooster 68.3 Allegheny 3.8 Oberlin 3.8 84-85 Ohio Wesleyan 78.8 Wooster 64.0 Ohio Wesleyan 8.4 Oberlin 10.4
OFFENSIVE FG PCT DEFENSIVE FG PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCT YEAR TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT 12-13 Allegheny 46.5 Wooster 38.6 DePauw 39.2 Hiram 75.6 11-12 Wooster 47.5 Wooster 39.1 Wooster 39.8 Hiram 78.4 10-11 Wooster 47.2 Wooster 38.6 Wooster 39.1 Wooster 76.2 09-10 Oberlin 46.8 Wooster 40.1 Wittenberg 37.4 Wooster 75.7 08-09 Wooster 48.7 Wooster 41.3 Wooster 43.7 Wooster 76.9 07-08 Wooster 50.7 Wabash 42.5 Wooster 44.4 Wittenberg 75.9 06-07 Wooster 51.6 Wittenberg 38.5 Wooster 40.9 Hiram 78.9 05-06 Wooster 52.6 Wittenberg 37.4 Wooster 42.9 Hiram 71.5 04-05 Wooster 52.6 Wittenberg 37.2 Wooster 41.9 Denison 74.9 03-04 Earlham 41.4 Kenyon 36.7 Earlham 33.7 Wittenberg 70.1 02-03 Wooster 50.8 Wittenberg 40.1 Wooster 40.2 Wooster 79.3 01-02 Wooster 49.2 Wittenberg 39.3 Wittenberg 41.7 Wooster 73.8 00-01 Wooster 50.2 Wittenberg 38.5 Wooster 39.6 Wooster 72.1 99-00 Wabash 48.7 Wooster 39.1 Earlham 38.8 Wooster 75.9 98-99 Wooster 48.5 Wittenberg 37.6 Allegheny 40.9 Wooster 73.3 97-98 Wittenberg 48.9 Wooster 38.2 Wittenberg 39.8 Wooster 75.2 96-97 Allegheny 48.3 Wittenberg 39.5 Denison 38.9 Earlham 74.9 95-96 Denison 47.9 Wooster 38.5 Ohio Wesleyan 38.1 Earlham 72.4 94-95 Wooster 48.4 Wittenberg 39.0 Denison 40.1 Kenyon 72.7 93-94 Wooster 51.3 Wittenberg 39.2 Wittenberg 40.2 Kenyon 74.8 92-93 Wooster 50.7 Wittenberg 40.0 Ohio Wesleyan 43.4 Denison 75.3 91-92 Wooster 51.3 Wooster 39.1 Wooster 42.2 Ohio Wesleyan 71.8 90-91 Wooster 52.2 Wittenberg 39.2 Kenyon 43.3 Ohio Wesleyan 76.0 89-90 Ohio Wesleyan 50.8 Wittenberg 39.6 Wooster 43.7 Wooster 73.9 88-89 Ohio Wesleyan 51.4 Wooster 38.1 Allegheny 43.7 Ohio Wesleyan 72.9 87-88 Ohio Wesleyan 53.0 Allegheny 41.6 Kenyon 49.0 Ohio Wesleyan 78.6 86-87 Ohio Wesleyan 49.3 Allegheny 43.9 Denison 43.5 Denison 78.1 85-86 Denison 49.5 Allegheny 42.9 Kenyon 74.9 84-85 Ohio Wesleyan 48.9 Allegheny 41.9 Allegheny 73.3
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ALL-DECADE TEAM Two former College of Wooster standouts highlighted the list of players selected to the North Coast Athletic Conference’s 30th Anniversary All-Decade men’s basketball team. 2008 graduate James Cooper and 2011 graduate Ian Franks were the only two players in the last decade to be named the NCAC Player of the Year on two different occasions. Cooper {left} earned NCAC Player of the Year honors in 2006 and 2008 and was also a first-team selection in 2007. He still ranks third on the NCAC’s all-time scoring list and second on the Wooster scoring list after closing out his illustrious career with 2,037 points. Cooper is also third on the league’s career lists for field goals made with 753 and tied for fourth on the career list for three-pointers made with 241. He was also a key contributor for numerous NCAC single-game and season team records that were set by the Scots throughout his career. In his four-year career at Wooster, the Fighting Scots won four-straight NCAC regular season titles (2005-08), captured the 2007 NCAC tournament title and advanced to the NCAA Division III Tournament semifinals in 2007. Cooper was also named the Al Van Wie award winner as the NCAC Tournament’s Most Valuable Player in 2007. In addition to his numerous conference accolades, Cooper also collected All-American citations from D3hoops.com (1st - 07/08; HM - 05/06) and the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) (2nd - 07/08). Franks {right} earned back-to-back Player of the Year honors in 2010 and 2011 and was also a member of the first team in 2009. He is also among the top scorers in the history of the NCAC as he is 15th on the league’s all-time scoring list and fourth on Wooster’s scoring list with 1,696 career points. Franks, a two-time D3hoops.com All-American selection (1st - 10/11; 4th - 09/10), contributed to four-straight NCAC regular season championships (2008-11), three-straight NCAC Tournament championships (2009-11) and helped the Scots advance to the NCAA Div. III championship game in 2011. He added to his list of national awards by being named an NABC first-team All-American selection in 2010 and a third-team honoree in 2011. He also earned the Al Van Wie award in 2011 after finishing the NCAC Tournament with 63 points, including a 25-point effort in the Scots’ 82-68 win over Wittenberg in the championship game. In addition, 2007 Wooster graduate Tom Port and 2013 Denison graduate Dimonde Hale also stood out on the list of former student-athletes as they were the only four-time All-NCAC performers in the last 10 years to be named to the all-decade team. Port, the 2004 Newcomer of the Year and 2007 Player of the Year, was a second-team selection in 2004 and a first-team honoree from 2005-07. Hale, the 2010 Newcomer of the Year, garnered honorable mention accolades in 2010, second-team laurels in 2011 and back-to-back first-team citations in 2012 and 2013. The North Coast Athletic Conference is celebrating its 30th playing season by selecting All-Decade teams in nearly every championship sport. Players from the first 10 years of play were selected in 1993-94, while players who competed from 1993-2002 were named to the 20th Anniversary All-Decade team. All current head coaches were asked to vote, as were some former coaches and administrators. Wooster and Wittenberg were the only two teams in the last decade to win NCAC championships, with the Scots earning eight titles (2005-11, ‘13) and Wittenberg two (2004, ‘12). Wooster competed in the NCAA Div. III Tournament in each of the last 10 years, highlighted by “Final Four” runs in 2007 and 2011. Wittenberg played in the national tournament five times in the last decade, including a heartbreaking 59-56 setback against Virginia Wesleyan in the 2006 national championship game.
James Cooper Wooster
Ian Franks Wooster
Dimonde Hale Denison
Tom Port Wooster
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ALL-DECADE TEAM Third Decade Team (2004-2013) Name
School
Position
Years
Dan Borchers
Wittenberg
F/C
2004-07
Tim Brady
Ohio Wesleyan
G
2009-12
James Cooper
Wooster
G
2005-08
Ian Franks
Wooster
G
2008-11
Dimonde Hale
Denison
F
2010-13
Tom Port
Wooster
F
2004-07
Daniel Russ
Wittenberg
W/F
2004-06
Travis Schwab
Ohio Wesleyan
C
2004
Wes Smith
Wabash
G
2008-11
Andy Winters
Ohio Wesleyan
G
2010-13
Bryan Yelvington
Kenyon
F
2006-09
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INDIVIDUAL AWARDS NCAC Men’s Player of the Year 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85
NCAC Women’s Player of the Year 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85
Andy Winters, Ohio Wesleyan Tim Brady, Ohio Wesleyan Ian Franks, Wooster Ian Franks, Wooster Bryan Yelvington, Kenyon James Cooper, Wooster Tom Port, Wooster James Cooper, Wooster Daniel Russ, Wittenberg Travis Schwab, OWU Bryan Nelson, Wooster Joe DesJean, Wabash Ryan Taylor, Wittenberg Josh Estelle, Wabash Ryan Gorman, Wooster Jason Rusnak, Denison Casey Chroust, Denison David Masciola, Allegheny Chris Donovan, Kenyon Matt Croci, Wittenberg Brian Buchanan, Wooster Cory Hodge, Oberlin Brad Baldridge, Wittenberg Brad Baldridge, Wittenberg Garret Daggett, Allegheny Lee Rowlinson, OWU Scott Tedder, OWU Scott Tedder, OWU Mark Oberholtzer, OWU
Andy Winters
NCAC Men’s Newcomer of the Year 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95
Ross Sponsler, Wabash Xavier Brown, Wooster Aaron Stefanov, Hiram Dimonde Hale, Denison Justin Hallowell, Wooster Kodey Haddox, Kenyon Dave Knapke, Kenyon Brandon Johnson, Wooster Quinton Spencer, Oberlin Tom Port, Wooster Brandon Crawford, Oberlin Brandon Cole, OWU Travis Schwab, OWU Bryan Nelson, Wooster Brady Keaton, Earlham James Knight, Oberlin Jake Delsandro, Alleghey Philip Yontz, Wooster Jason Johnson, Earlham
Ross Sponsler
Kayla Ernst, Kenyon Katie Aldrich, DePauw Shaina Kaiser, Denison Stephanie Boardman, Wittenberg Shaina Kaiser, Denison Anne Dugan, Kenyon Kristen Sheffield, Denison Kathy Hittle, Wittenberg Emma Woodward, Denison Haley Warden, Wittenberg Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan Stephanie Dunmyer, Kenyon Karen Schell, Kenyon Katie Montague, Wooster Kim Graf, Kenyon Kim Huber, Allegheny Kim Huber, Allegheny Christi Clay, Denison Kate Ryan, Ohio Wesleyan Karen Porath, Ohio Wesleyan Ann Gilbert, Oberlin Ann Gilbert, Oberlin Heather Spencer, Kenyon Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny Robin Jones, Denison Joan Smith, Allegheny Jill Swanson, Allegheny
Kayla Ernst
Emma Pellicano
NCAC Women’s Newcomer of the Year 2012-13 Emma Pellicano, Allegheny 2011-12 Christina Marquette, Oberlin 2010-11 Erica Restich, Allegheny 2009-10 Allison Anderson, Oberlin 2008-09 Morgan Korinek, Kenyon 2007-08 Haley Dahlgard, Denison & Kayla Gordon, Ohio Wesleyan 2006-07 Shontavia Davis, Earlham & Kym Wenz, Wooster 2005-06 Carolyn Simpson, Denison 2004-05 Anne Dugan, Kenyon 2003-04 Kristen Sheffield, Denison 2002-03 Courtney Steding, Allegheny 2001-02 Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan 2000-01 Lindsey Chappell, Earlham 1999-00 Nara DeJesus, Wooster 1998-99 Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin 1997-98 MaryKay Schwaninger, Denison 1996-97 Megan Coughlin, OWU 1995-96 Katie Montague, Wooster 1994-95 Sarah Jurewicz, Wittenberg
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COACH OF THE YEAR
Dan Priest
2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85
Women
Men
Dan Priest, KEN Bill L. Brown, WIT Mike DeWitt, OWU Mac Petty, WAB Steve Fleming, HIR Matt Croci, KEN Steve Moore, WOO Mike DeWitt, OWU Bob Ghiloni, DEN Bill L. Brown, WIT Steve Moore, WOO Bill L. Brown, WIT Bill L. Brown, WIT Steve Moore, WOO Jeff Justus, ERL Steve Moore, WOO Steve Moore, WOO Bill Lee, DEN Phil Ness, ALL Bill Sudeck, CWRU Bill L. Brown, WIT Bill H. Brown, KEN Steve Moore, WOO Steve Moore, WOO Dan Hipsher, WIT Bill H. Brown, KEN Gene Mehaffey, OWU John Reynders, ALL Bill L. Brown, KEN Gene Mehaffey, OWU
Kris Huffman
2012-13 Kris Huffman, DPU 2011-12 Kris Huffman, DPU 2010-11 Sara Lee, DEN 2009-10 Sarah Jurewicz, WIT 2008-09 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU 2007-08 Suzanne Helfant, KEN 2006-07 Sara Lee, DEN 2005-06 Pam Smith, WIT 2004-05 Suzanne Helfant, KEN 2003-04 Pam Smith, WIT 2002-03 Pam Smith, WIT 2001-02 Pam Smith, WIT 2000-01 Janine Ruh, ERL 1999-00 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU 1998-99 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU 1997-98 Sara Lee, DEN 1996-97 Suzanne Helfant, KEN 1995-96 Kristin Hughes, CWRU 1994-95 Pam Evans, WIT 1993-94 Ann Osborne, KEN 1992-93 Jill Butcher, ERL Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU 1991-92 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU 1990-91 Pam Evans, WIT Sara Lee, DEN 1989-90 Pam Evans, WIT 1988-89 Chris Hart, WOO Ronda Seagraves, ALL 1987-88 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU 1986-87 Gretchen Weitbrecht, KEN 1985-86 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU 1984-85 Kay Gould, ALL Nan Nichols, WOO
All-Time Won-Loss Records North Coast Athletic Conference Games
Men School Allegheny Case Denison DePauw Earlham Hiram Kenyon Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Wabash Wittenberg Wooster
YR W L PCT 29 227 201 .530 15 85 125 .405 29 177 259 .406 2 16 16 .500 21 97 231 .296 14 80 144 .357 29 165 270 .379 29 81 353 .187 29 269 167 .617 14 135 89 .603 24 309 66 .824 29 360 74 .829
Women School Allegheny Case Denison DePauw Earlham Hiram Kenyon Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg Wooster
YR W 29 282 15 71 29 232 2 32 21 100 14 37 29 243 29 89 29 306 24 305 29 181
L PCT 150 .653 139 .338 198 .540 0 1.000 228 .305 185 .167 191 .560 343 .206 128 .705 69 .816 251 .419
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TOURNAMENT RECORDS Men’s Tournament Records
Women’s Tournament Records
Team (Game)
Team (Game)
Points: 124 -- Wittenberg (vs. ERL), 2/22/94 Points (Two Teams): 205 -- Wooster (114) vs. Wabash (91), 2/26/00 Field Goals: 48 -- Wittenberg (vs. ERL), 2/22/94 Three-Point Field Goals: 17 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. ALL), 2/21/06 Free Throws: 37 -- Kenyon (vs. ALL), 2/22/94 Rebounds: 64 -- Wittenberg (vs. ERL), 2/22/94 Assists: 33 -- Wooster (vs. OBE), 2/19/91 Blocked Shots: 9 -- Kenyon (vs. OWU), 2/22/13; Wooster (vs. Kenyon), 2/22/05; CWRU (vs. ALL), 2/24/93 Steals: 18 -- CWRU (vs. OBE), 2/20/85; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. OBE), 2/21/86
Team (Tournament)
Points: 304 -- Wooster, 2000 Field Goals: 112 -- Wooster, 2000 Three-Point Field Goals: 41 - Wooster, 2009 Free Throws: 78 -- Wittenberg, 1990 Rebounds: 142 -- Wooster, 1998 Assists: 66 -- Wooster, 1991, 2000 Blocked Shots: 21 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2013 Steals: 41 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1986
Individual (Game)
Points: 106 -- Allegheny (vs. ERL), 2/19/91 Points (Two Teams): 174 -- Allegheny (90) vs. Ohio Wesleyan (84), 2/25/11 Field Goals: 46 -- Allegheny (vs. ERL), 2/19/91 Three-Point Field Goals: 11 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. HIR), 2/27/08; Hiram (vs. ALL), 2/22/11 Free Throws: 29 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. CWRU), 2/21/89; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. DEN), 2/25/00; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. KEN), 2/24/04 Rebounds: 62 -- Wooster (vs. OBE), 2/19/91; CWRU (vs. WOO), 2/20/96 Assists: 30 -- Wittenberg (vs. OBE), 2/22/90 Blocked Shots: 10 -- Denison (vs. OBE), 2/22/05 Steals: 31 -- Wittenberg (vs. KEN), 2/25/92
Team (Tournament)
Points: 253 -- Wittenberg, 2003 Field Goals: 96 -- Wittenberg, 1990 Three-Point Field Goals: 27 -- Denison, 2007 Free Throws: 71 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2001 Rebounds: 159 -- Wittenberg, 1991 Assists: 69 -- Wittenberg, 1995 Blocked Shots: 23 -- Denison, 2007 Steals: 54 -- Wittenberg, 2003
Points: 40 -- Travis Schwab, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. WOO), 2/26/04 Field Goals: 14 -- Travis Schwab, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. WOO), 2/26/04); Byron Beard, Oberlin (vs. DEN), 2/19/86 Three-Point Field Goals: 9 -- Josh Estelle, Wabash (vs. WOO), 2/26/00; Chris Sullivan, Wittenberg (vs. WOO), 2/25/11 Free Throws: 16 -- Chris Donovan, Kenyon (vs. ALL), 2/22/94 Rebounds: 20 -- Dane Borchers, Wittenberg (vs. OWU), 2/23/07 Assists: 12 -- Andy Winters, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. DEN), 2/19/13; Terry Gray, Allegheny (vs. OBE), 2/24/87 Blocked Shots: 7 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster (vs. KEN), 2/24/87 Steals: 7 -- Cory Hodge, Oberlin (vs. ERL), 2/17/91
Individual (Game)
Individual (Tournament)
Individual (Tournament)
Points: 73 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986 Field Goals: 28 -- Wes Smith, Wabash, 2009 Three-Point Field Goals: 16 -- Josh Estelle, Wabash, 2000 Free Throws: 26 -- Chris Donovan, Kenyon, 1994 Rebounds: 47 -- Greg Morris, Wooster, 1997 Assists: 26 -- Andy Winters, Ohio Wesleyan, 2013 Blocked Shots: 10 -- Clayton Black, 2012 Steals: 11 -- Steve Hendrix, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986; Deron Black, Allegheny, 1996; Anthony Robinson, Wittenberg, 1996; Antwyan Reynolds, Wooster, 2002
Points: 51 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. ALL), 2/20/90 Field Goals: 22 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. ALL), 2/20/90 Three-Point Field Goals: 7 -- Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny (vs. OWU), 2/27/88 Free Throws: 14 -- Jess Viertlboeck, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. WIT), 2/27/99 Rebounds: 23 -- Jerilyn Bushong, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. DEN), 2/19/86 Assists: 14 -- Ann Osborne, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. DEN), 2/19/86 Blocked Shots: 8 -- Teri Chester, CWRU (vs. WOO), 2/25/97 Steals: 10 -- Stephanie Woodruff, Wooster (vs. WIT), 1/23/99 Points: 84 -- Christi Clay, Denison, 1994 Field Goals: 33 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1990 Three-Point Field Goals: 15 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1997 Free Throws: 29 -- Jess Viertlboeck, Ohio Wesleyan, 1999 Rebounds: 46 -- Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001 Assists: 30 -- Ann Osborne, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986 Blocked Shots: 13 -- Kristen Sheffield, Denison, 2006 & 2007 Steals: 16 -- Tracy Setters, Ohio Wesleyan, 1989
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TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2012 North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament Results and All-Tournament Teams Men
Women
Quarterfinals (at high seeds) #1 Wooster 74, #8 Oberlin 47 #2 Ohio Wesleyan 77, #7 Denison 56 #3 Kenyon 77, #6 Wabash 72 #5 Wittenberg 63, #4 DePauw 62
Quarterfinals (at high seeds) #1 DePauw 72, #8 Hiram 35 #2 Kenyon 70, #7 Oberlin 61 #3 Allegheny 67, #6 Ohio Wesleyan 64 #5 Wittenberg 69, #4 Denison 65
Semifinals (at Wooster) Wooster 78, Wittenberg 66 Ohio Wesleyan 77, Kenyon 64
Semifinals (at DePauw) DePauw 66, Wittenberg 43 Kenyon 80, Allegheny 50
Championship (at Wittenberg) Ohio Wesleyan 76, Wooster 66
Championship (at DePauw) DePauw 63, Kenyon 49
All-Tournament Team Marshall Morris, OWU Doug Thorpe, WOO Evan Pannell, WOO Ikenna Nwadibia, KEN Scott Masin, WIT MVP: Andy Winters, OWU
All-Tournament Team Daryl Ford, ALL Enri Small, WIT Kayla Ernst, KEN Maureen Hirt, KEN Ali Ross, DPU MVP: Kate Walker, DPU
All-Time NCAC Tournament Won-Loss Records Men RECORD FINISH W L PCT 1ST 2ND ALL 24 23 .511 3 5 CWRU 4 15 .211 0 0 DEN 8 25 .242 0 1 DPU 0 2 .000 0 0 ERL 4 16 .200 0 0 HIR 0 9 .000 0 0 KEN 13 26 .333 1 2 OBE 5 13 .277 0 0 OWU 29 25 .537 5 3 WAB 13 14 .481 0 3 WIT 42 18 .700 6 8 WOO 59 15 .797 14 7
Women RECORD FINISH W L PCT 1ST 2ND ALL 28 24 .538 5 4 CWRU 3 14 .176 0 0 DEN 31 21 .596 7 2 DPU 6 0 1.000 2 0 ERL 6 17 .260 0 1 HIR 0 8 .000 0 0 KEN 28 27 .509 2 4 OBE 3 24 .111 0 0 OWU 41 24 .631 5 8 WIT 42 17 .712 7 7 WOO 13 25 .342 1 3
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TOURNAMENT RESULTS NCAC Tournament MVPs WOMEN Nan Nichols Award
MEN Al Van Wie Award 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991
Andy Winters, OWU Justin Hallowell, WOO Ian Franks, WOO Nathan Balch, WOO Justin Hallowell, WOO Dustin Rudegair, OWU James Cooper, WOO Dane Borchers, WIT Daniel Russ, WIT Tom Port, WOO Blake Mealer, WOO B.J. Harris, WAB Bryan Nelson, WOO John Ellenwood, WOO John Ellenwood, WOO Ben Schulz, ALL Greg Morris, WOO Jamel King, WIT Rowell Fernandez, WOO Chris Donovan, KEN Brian Buchanan, WOO Erich Riebe, WOO Brad Baldridge, WIT
Kate Walker
Andy Winters
2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991
Kate Walker, DPU Katie Aldrich, DPU Shaina Kaiser, DEN Shaina Kaiser, DEN Tyler Cordell, OWU Sarah Perrine, DEN Kristen Sheffield, DEN Kristen Sheffield, DEN Kristen Sheffield, DEN Haley Warden, WIT Kate Rolf, WIT Tiffany Barbee, OWU Jessica Viertlboeck, OWU Stephany Dunmyer, KEN Jess Viertlboeck, OWU Melissa Kolbe, WIT Kim Graf, KEN Jana Bostelman, WIT Lee Oden, WIT Christy Clay, DEN Bobbi Ashby, WIT Kate Ryan, OWU Danielle Rogers, WIT
NCAC Championship Game Results 2013 (W at DePauw; M at Wooster) Men: Ohio Wesleyan 76, Wooster 66 Women: DePauw 63, Kenyon 49 2012 (W at DePauw; M at Wittenberg) Men: Wooster 53, Denison 51 Women: DePauw 61, Denison 41 2011 (W at Denison; M at Wooster) Men: Wooster 82, Wittenberg 68 Women: Denison 72, Allegheny 54 2010 (W at Wittenberg; M at Wooster) Men: Wooster 88, Wittenberg 77 Women: Denison 70, Wittenberg 67 2009 (W at Denison; M at Wooster) Men: Wooster 84, Wabash 72 Women: Ohio Wesleyan 73, Allegheny 65 2008 (W at Kenyon; M at Wooster) Men: Ohio Wesleyan 89, Wabash 72 Women: Denison 66, Wittenberg 55 2007 (W at Denison; M at Wooster) Men: Wooster 86, Ohio Wesleyan 51 Women: Denison 63, Allegheny 47 2006 (W at Wittenberg; M at Wooster) Men: Wittenberg 71, Wooster 69 Women: Denison 68, Kenyon 54 2005 (W at Kenyon; M at Wooster) Men: Wittenberg 61, Wooster 59 Women: Denison 49, Kenyon 39 2004 (M&W at Wittenberg) Men: Wooster 100, Wittenberg 71 Women: Wittenberg 66. Allegheny 53
2003 (W at Wittenberg; M at Wooster) Men: Wooster 93, Allegheny 71 Women: Wittenberg 72, O. Wesleyan 58 2002 (M&W at Wittenberg) Men: Wittenberg 58, Wooster 57 Women: OWU 81, Wittenberg 75 2001 (M at Wittenberg; W at OWU) Men: Wooster 59, Wittenberg 56 Women: Ohio Wesleyan 87, Earlham 76 2000 (M at Wooster; W at OWU) Men: Wooster 114, Wabash 91 Women: Kenyon 57, O. Wesleyan 51 1999 (M at Wooster; W at OWU) Men: Wooster 89, Allegheny 69 Women: O. Wesleyan 74, Wittenberg 72 1998 (M&W at Wittenberg) Men: Allegheny 66, Wooster 64 Women: Wittenberg 66, Denison 53 1997 (M&W at Wooster) Men: Wooster 51, Wittenberg 44 Women: Kenyon 65, Ohio Wesleyan 61 1996 (M&W at Wittenberg) Men: Wittenberg 65, Allegheny 55 Women: Wittenberg 69, Wooster 66 1995 (M&W at Wittenberg) Men: Wooster 71, Wittenberg 67 Women: Wittenberg 80, O. Wesleyan 79 1994 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan) Men: Kenyon 84, Wittenberg 78 Women: Denison 80, Wittenberg 65
1993 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan) Men: Wooster 64, Kenyon 48 Women: Wittenberg 67, OWU 60 1992 (M&W at Wooster) Men: Wooster 61, Wittenberg 54 Women: OWU 73, Wittenberg 65 1991 (M&W at Wooster) Men: Wittenberg 65, Wooster 48 Women: Wittenberg 71, OWU 56 1990 (M&W at Denison) Men: Wittenberg 86, Ohio Wesleyan 62 Women: Wooster 72, Wittenberg 56 1989 (M&W at Kenyon) Men: Allegheny 56, Wooster 54 Women: Allegheny 67, Wooster 56 1988 (M&W at Wooster) Men: Ohio Wesleyan 91, Allegheny 77 Women: Allegheny 84, O. Wesleyan 71 1987 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan) Men: Allegheny 96, Ohio Wesleyan 94 Women: Allegheny 61, Kenyon 42 1986 (M&W at Allegheny) Men: Ohio Wesleyan 69, Kenyon 64 Women: Allegheny 69, O. Wesleyan 46 1985 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan) Men: Ohio Wesleyan 65, Allegheny 59 Women: Allegheny 74, Wooster 65
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NATIONAL POLLS D3hoops.com/NABC Men’s Preseason Poll 1. Amherst (13) 583 2. Illinois Wesleyan (9) 551 3. Williams (1) 501 4. Wisc.-Stevens Point (1) 454 5. Wheaton (IL) (1) 418 6. North Central 414 7. Mary Hardin-Baylor 408 8. Wooster 390 9. WPI 362 10. St. Mary’s (MD) 356 11. Washington Univ. 322 12. Whitworth 318 13. Wisc.-Whitewater 299 14. Hampden-Sydney 274 15. St. Thomas 246 16. Randolph-Macon 220 17. Calvin 217 18. Middlebury 184 19. Cabrini 158 20. Morrisville State 149 21. Alvernia 146 22. Rhode Island 112 23. Centre 101 24. St. Norbert 94 25. Virginia Wesleyan 92
D3hoops.com Women’s Preseason Poll 1. DePauw (20) 617 2. Washington Univ. (3) 546 3. Christopher Newport (2) 541 4. Wisc.-Whitewater 539 5. St. Thomas 484 6. Montclair State 476 7. Amherst 438 8. Thomas More 419 9. Hope 371 10. Tufts 350 11. Whitman 313 12. Carthage 280 13. Emory 263 14. Ithaca 225 15. Williams 190 16. Ohio Northern 166 17. Lewis and Clark 154 18. William Paterson 151 19. Trinity (TX) 139 20. FDU-Florham 131 21. Marymount 125 22. Rhodes 121 23. Wisc.-Stevens Point 114 24 George Fox 112 25. Cornell 103
USA Today/WBCA Women’s Preseason Poll 1. DePauw (8) 200 2. Wisc.-Whitewater 177 3. Amherst 161 4. Hope 152 Montclair State 152 6. Christopher Newport 148 7. Tufts 140 8. Washington Univ. 134 9. Williams 132 10. Ohio Northern 97 11. St. Thomas 94 12. Calvin 86 13. Emory 85 Ithaca 85 15. Thomas More 79 16. Simpson 70 17. Whitman 66 18. Marymount 61 19. Lews and Clark 50 20. Cornell 44 21. Carthage 43 Wisc.-Stevens Point 43 23. Catholic 42 Lebanon Valley 42 25. Babson 35
Wittenberg & Ohio Wesleyan listed in “Others Receiving Votes”
2012-13 D3Hoops.com All-Great Lakes Region Selections Men: Andy Winters, OWU (1st) - Player of the Year Doug Thorpe, WOO (2nd) Xavier Brown, WOO (2nd) Dimonde Hale, DEN (2nd) Ikenna Nwadibia, KEN (3rd) Scott Masin, WIT (3rd) Women: Alex Gasaway, DPU (1st) Kate Walker, DPU (2nd) Kayla Ernst, KEN (2nd) Kris Huffman, DPU - Coach of the Year
All-American Selections Men: Andy Winters, OWU (4th) Women: Alex Gasaway, DPU (3rd) Kris Huffman, DPU - Coach of the Year
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