2010-2011 Maryville College Men's Basketball Media Guide by Eric Etchison

BASKETBALL 2010-11

SCOTS BASKETBALL 2010-11

Sitting L-R: Lucas Woodruff, Arsenio Nuckles, Cory Cheek, Dustin Brown, Eryk Watson, Jeremy Long, Justin Bridges, Alex Rivera, Milton Stanley Middle Row L-R: Jonathan Porter, Kane Duncan, Craig Raye, Louis Pecora, Durante Jones, Aaron Fritts, David Kirpatrick, Zane Campbell, Kyle Schmidt, J.P. Burris, Jared Hilton Top Row L-R: Isaac Mbimi, Brandon McGill, Tim Foster, A.J. Terrill, Chris Queen, Maverick Willett, Ellington Adams, Dustin Baxter

NO. NAME 3 Dustin Baxter 10 Dustin Brown 12 Lucas Woodruff 20 Cory Cheek 22 Brandon McGill 24 Milton Stanley 32 Tim Foster 33 Eryk Watson 40 Donald Rucker 42 Chris Queen 55 Maverick Willett Ellington Adams Justin Bridges J.P. Burris Zane Campbell Aaron Fritts Jared Hilton Durante Jones David Kirpatrick Isaac Mbimi Louis Pecora Jonathan Porter Craig Raye Alex Rivera Kyle Schmidt A.J. Terrill

POS W/F G G G W/F W W/F W F F/C C F G G F C G C F F F G G G G F

HT. 6’4 6’0 6’1 5’9 6’4 6’2 6’5 6’3 6’5 6’7 6’6 6’4 6’1 6’0 6’3 6’6 5’8 6’5 6’5 6’4 6’3 5’10 6’4 6’4 6’2 6’5

WT. 165 155 170 170 175 165 210 190 175 200 200 195 180 160 200 208 150 195 175 225 230 150 175 185 175 205

CL. SO SR SO SO SR JR JR SR JR JR JR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR FR

HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Cookeville, TN (Upperman) Maryville, TN (Heritage) Maryville, TN (Heritage) Arthur, TN (Cumberland Gap) Knoxville, TN (Knox Central) Oviedo, FL (Oviedo) Suwanee, GA (Peachtree Ridge) Powder Springs, GA (Kennesaw Mtn.) Cartersville, GA (Cartersville) Cohutta, GA (NW Whitfield) Athens, TN (McMinn County) Atlanta, GA (Dunwoody) Lebanon, TN (Lebanon) Knoxville, TN (Maryville) Bluff City, TN (Sullivan East) Knoxville, TN (Karns) Loudon, TN (Lenoir City) Hampton, GA (Lovejoy) Seymour, TN (King’s Academy) Yeounde, Cameroon (Efoulan) Hollywood, FL (Chaminade Madonna) Murfreesboro, TN (Eagleville) Charlotte, NC (Butler) Jonesboro, GA (Mundy’s Mill) Woodstock, GA (Etowah) Columbia, MO (Hickman)

2010-11 Outlook MEN’S BASKETBALL

who played in all 28 games last season, is eager to have his breakout season. Tim Foster has developed immensely Maryville College Fighting Scots over his two years on the junior varsity and could see Season Preview 2010-11 ample time at the power forward or center positions. Dustin Baxter, Cory Cheek, and Lucas Woodruff are With a 12th consecutive NCAA tournament appearance anxious to see their roles increase after a very productive and a 12th consecutive 20-plus win season, the Fighting year in the program. Cheek and Woodruff will battle Scots look to continue their success in the 2010-11 season. for time at the point guard position. Baxter, one of the Coach Randy Lambert enters his 31st season in the head better athletes on the team, can play the small forward or coach’s chair and has high hopes to continue his program’s power forward position. Chris Queen, elite status. Lambert will look to a long, lanky post player will also have ERYK WATSON three seniors, three juniors, and a an opportunity to see the floor with his slew of sophomores and freshmen to increased strength and maturity. build on last year’s 23-5 record. Several freshmen could figure into the With the loss of All-American action due to their skills and athleticism. post player Greg Hernandez to Alex Rivera, Craig Raye, and Justin graduation, starting power forward Bridges could play at either wing Ben Williamson’s second ACL injury, position. A.J. Terrill and Ellington and starting guard Wes Lambert’s Adams could see time in the post. absence due to medical issues with The 2010-11 schedule has its both knees, the Scots have an uphill challenges as 16 of the 25 games are battle in front of them. Led by this on the road. The Scots will play in year’s Sporting News preseason Allthree tournaments – the first weekend American selection, Eryk Watson, play at Marietta College in Marietta, silky smooth forward Brandon McGill, Ohio, Thanksgiving weekend at Emory and sharp shooting guard Dustin Brown, University in Atlanta, Georgia and the Scots seniors are eager to compete for a Christmas holiday tournament at national recognition. Eryk is a 6’3 wing Otterbein in Columbus, Ohio. The first with a versatile game. He finished last game of the season will be a huge test season averaging 17.1 points per game as Centre comes to the Boydson Baird and 3.7 rebounds per game and hopes to Gymnasium on opening night. Besides increase those numbers this season. After the two first semester tournaments, a strenuous summer, Eryk has his eyes on the team will travel to North Carolina another national tournament appearance as Wesleyan, and Methodist, before well as an All-American selection. Brandon returning home to battle Averett McGill will step into a starting position and Guilford, the third place team at power forward where he averaged 6.1 in the nation the past two seasons. points and 3.7 rebounds each outing After Christmas, and the tournament COACH LAMBERT last season. With added strength and at Otterbein, the Scots will play confidence, Brandon intends to elevate last Greensboro, Covenant, and Berry. year’s statistics and keep Maryville on top in the Great The GSAC opponents of Piedmont, Huntingdon, and South Athletic Conference. Dustin Brown, who started Lagrange will prove as huge tests for the Orange and eight games last season at the shooting guard position, will Garnet. Division II opponent Carson-Newman, and NAIA look for valuable minutes in the Scots’ rotation. Brown has opponents Tennessee Wesleyan, and Bryan prove to be been a mainstay in and out of the starting lineup since his difficult opponents every year. sophomore season. The supporting cast to these seniors Once again, expectations are high for this year’s team. will be center Maverick Willett, swing men Milton Coach Lambert summarizes his prospects for the year by Stanley, Tim Foster, and Dustin Baxter, and point saying, “We need a couple of our players to step up and guards Cory Cheek and Lucas Woodruff. Willett and assume a pivotal role in overall production. We know what Stanley are no strangers to the pressure of wearing college Eryk Watson can do, but it’s going to take a supporting basketball. Each have played significant minutes since their cast of nine or ten others in order for us to be successful. arrival and both of them are eager to build on their first We will know in the first month of competition where two years. Maverick has had to play second chair to an Allwe stand. Our schedule will test us early and assist us in American center the past two seasons, averaging 4.4 points determining our competitive level on the national scene.” per game and 2.4 rebounds per game. He is physically and mentally ready to take over the center position. Stanley, MARYVILLE COLLEGE BASKETBALL | 2010-11

Message from the President DR. TOM BOGART President, Maryville College

The 2010-11 academic year is my first at Maryville College. It has already been a rewarding time as I have begun to work alongside the faculty, staff, students, alumni, and other friends of the college. As a candidate for president, I was often asked about my management style. My reply evoked the metaphor of a coach. A good coach recruits outstanding players, puts them in positions where they can be successful, and helps them work together towards a common goal. This metaphor was not invented; rather it reflects my college experience as a member of the soccer team. Because my approach to professional life is strongly influenced

by my experience as a student-athlete, I’m especially excited to join the Scots this year. At Maryville College, we work to develop the whole person. Our basketball program provides the chance for students to excel out of the classroom to complement their rigorous curricular experience. It also gives the entire community a rallying point, cheering for the team regardless of the outcome on the court. Our ideals of community are expressed in the Covenant: Scholarship, Respect, and Integrity. I can think of no better way to describe our aspirations for our basketball program than as an expression of those high ideals. I look forward to seeing you at the games, where you can tell me about our wonderful traditions and we can make new memories for the future.

Dr. Tom Bogart President, Maryville College

MC Coaching Staff RANDY LAMBERT Head Basketball Coach

Randy Lambert enters his 31st season directing the Maryville College basketball program following a steller 2009-2010 season. Lambert is no stranger to the local community. He was born in Maryville, graduated from Maryville High School in 1972 and continued his education at Maryville College. As a member of the Scots basketball team, Lambert was a four-year starter and garnered numerous honors, including the 16th leading scorer in the nation during his senior year. With 1,489 career points, he is currently listed as the sixth leading scorer in MC basketball history. Lambert’s first season as head coach of the Scots began in 1980 after three successful years at Lenoir City (Tenn.) High School. During his early years at MC, Lambert was faced with a major rebuilding task. Under his direction, the 19841985 Scots finished the regular season 17-8 and 11-3 in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, clinching the conference championship. During the remaining seasons of the 1980’s, the MC cagers recorded a string of winning records. This was merely a sign of things to come for Lambert’s talented troops in the decade of the 1990’s. The 1990-1991 team shattered almost every school record 2

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THE LAMBERT ERA 1980-1981 15-11 1981-1982 7-19 1982-1983 12-14 1983-1984 10-16 1984-1985 17-8 1985-1986 14-12 1986-1987 10-15 1987-1988 18-7 1988-1989 16-10 1989-1990 17-7

1990-1991 22-5 2000-2001 23-5 1991-1992 25-4 2001-2002 24-5 1992-1993 20-6 2002-2003 22-6 1993-1994 18-7 2003-2004 23-6 1994-1995 20-7 2004-2005 22-7 1995-1996 18-7 2005-2006 21-8 1996-1997 23-5 2006-2007 22-7 1997-1998 16-9 2007-2008 24-3 1998-1999 22-5 2008-2009 20-7 1999-2000 24-4 2009-2010 23-5 Career (30) 568-237 (.706)

in basketball. The team finished 22-5 and made the trip to the national tournament- the first such trip in MC’s basketball history. Lambert’s 1991-1992 squad did even better, ending the season with a 25-4 record. This outstanding team was ranked sixth nationally in the final poll and received the No.1 seed in the South for the national tournament. This team advanced to the final round of eight and was defeated in the finals of the sectional by Wisconsin-Platteville (87-83, O.T.). Building on the success of his teams in the early 1990’s, Lambert’s program has been a regular participant in the NCAA Division III National Tournament. His Scots posted 12 consecutive trips to the NCAA post-season, 17 overall. During the decade of the 2000’s Lambert’s Scots have posted a .797 winning percentage which ranks No. 7 nationally. His 248 victories during the decade are the sixth best by any school

MC Coaching Staff within the NCAA Division III. His Scots have captured eight Great South Athletic Conference championships since joining the league in 2000. With 568 career victories, Randy Lambert is one of the most successful NCAA Division III coaches. He is currently ranked 7th in the country among active head coaches and 10th among all-time coaches for most victories. Backed by its consistency in winning and its up-tempo style of play, his program is considered one of the best in the nation. Lambert’s career record is 568-237 for a winning percentage of .706. Lambert, his wife Alane, daughter Kami, and sons Jason and Wes, reside in Maryville.

KENDAL WALLACE

Assistant Basketball Coach Coach Kendal Wallace begins his fifth season as a full time member of the Maryville College athletic staff in 2010-2011. Since joining the Fighting Scots for a second tour of duty, Wallace has made significant contributions to the basketball program. During the 2007-08 season, the Scots tore through the second half of the season with a 17-game win streak, the longest in the college’s history. That team also posted the second highest win total in history (24), behind the 1991-92 team (25), as well as the fewest losses in a season (3). The significance of this is Coach Wallace has been a part of the two winningest teams in the school history, one as a player and one as a coach. During his 30 year tenure, Head Coach Randy Lambert has coached three All-American selections, two of the three with Wallace as his assistant. Wallace has been instrumental in his service with the Scots as they have had five consecutive invitations to the NCAA Division III National Tournament. The Scots have also claimed five consecutive Great South Athletic Conference championships, four consecutive GSAC conference tournament championships, and five consecutive 20-plus win seasons. The 2009-10 team led the nation in assists per game (19). With regards to individual development in the last five years, the Scots have had one GSAC Player of the Year selection, 13 GSAC All Conference selections, three All South Region selections, three Preseason All-American selections, and a pair of All-American honorees. Coach Wallace is a native of Nashville, Tennessee. He attended Dickson County High School, where he was a two-year starter on the Cougar basketball team. Wallace signed a scholarship with Martin Methodist College in Pulaski, Tenn.(a junior college at the time), in the fall of 1989, and played two years for the Red Hawks before earning his associate’s degree. Wallace then transferred to

Maryville College in 1991 and helped the Scots to 25-4 and 20-6 records, two national tournaments (including an appearance in the Elite Eight) and No. 6 and No. 20 national rankings. He worked for two years under Coach Randy Lambert as a student assistant and received his bachelor’s degree in 1995, majoring in history with a minor in political science for teacher licensure. In addition to his coaching responsibilities, Wallace serves the College as the athletics work study coordinator, athletics travel coordinator, game management assistant, and assistant building manager for the Cooper Athletic Center. Coach Wallace is married to wife, Jennifer and they have a three year old son, Rex.

RODNEY NELSON Volunteer Assistant

Coach Rodney Nelson enters his fourth season as a volunteer to the Maryville College men’s basketball program in 2010-2011 after 25 years as the head boys’ basketball coach at Maryville High School. As a coach of the Rebels, Nelson won 446 games, a pair of district titles, a regional title, three sub-state finishes and a trip to the state tournament. A 1981 graduate of Maryville College, Nelson played for the Scots. He was the 1980 team captain and MVP and runner-up for the All-South Region Player of the Year. He has been married to Julie Mueller Nelson for 25 years. They have three children: Jenica, 21; Reece, 14; and Tory, 12. He and Julie are both employed by the Maryville City School system.

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MC Support Staff ERIC ETCHISON

Director of Sports Marketing & Information The 2010-11 academic year marks the 19th year for Eric Etchison as an athletic staff member at Maryville College, his 10th season as the Scots’ Director of Sports Information. Etchison has assisted in the administration of more than 30 NCAA tournament events. As an NCAA liaison, he helped direct four NCAA Division III baseball regional tournaments and four national NCAA baseball championships. As a sports information director, he has assisted in the success of four NCAA Division III soccer regionals, 10 NCAA Division III men’s basketball regionals, and 11 NCAA Division III women’s basketball regionals. Etchison has been instrumental in the development of the Scots Broadcasting Network and their partnership with Knoxivi.com. He has been the main force behind the implementation of new technology into the MC athletic department. For his efforts, he was named the recipient of the

KANDIS SCHRAM Athletics Director Head Volleyball Coach

Kandis Schram began her tenure as Maryville College’s Athletics Director in the spring of 2008. The 1985 alumna of Maryville College is the first female director of athletics in the school’s 134 year athletic history. Kandis just completed her 25th season as the Scots Head Volleyball Coach in 2009. Coach Schram has an impressive winning percentage of over 65%.She has collected over 590 victories during her career. She has led the volleyball program to seven NCAA National Tournament appearances, two WIAC Conference Championships, seven Great South Athletic Conference regular season titles, and eight GSAC Conference Tournament crowns. She has received many accolades as a coach and a player. Over the past 25 years, she has been honored many times by her peers; receiving the South Region Tachikara Coach of the Year in 1989, and the Great South Conference Coach of the Year in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008, and 2009. She was inducted into the Maryville College Wall of Fame in October of 2006. She has served on many NCAA committees. Coach Schram is a committed coach, as well as a leader in the community. Keeping memberships in the Kiwanis Club of Alcoa, New Providence Church, Blount Memorial Auxiliary, and many other service organizations keeps her quite busy. 4

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2008-2009 Sharon A. Murphy Crane Distinguished Service Award from the College. Etchison ended his collegiate coaching career in 2006, after guiding the Scots diamondmen for 14 successful seasons. His 280 career victories rank him second on MC’s career coaching victory list. He served the NCAA Division III on the Baseball Committee from 2001-2005; serving as the national chair from 2003-2005. He represented the ABCA on the All-American Committee from 2001-2006. He presently serves collegiate baseball on the NCAA Baseball Rules Committee for all divisions. Etchison was inducted into the Maryville College Wall of Fame in 2010 in recognition of his outstanding contributions as a student-athlete, baseball coach, and athletic administrator. Etchison received his bachelor’s degree from Maryville College in 1988 and his master’s degree in sports administration from the United States Sports Academy in 1991. Teaching athletic administration and orientation classes, Etchison also serves the College as an adjunct faculty member. Eric is married to MC alum Bonnie Bouch ’87 and they have a 16-year old daughter DeAnna.

SHARON WOOD, MS, ATC, EMT-IV, Head Athletic Trainer

Sharon Wood serves Maryville College as the head athletic trainer for the Scots’ 350 studentathletes. She enters the 2010-11 season with 24 years of service to Maryville College and surrounding community. Wood graduated from Maryville College in 1983 with a degree in physical education and later earned a master’s degree in exercise physiology from the University of Tennessee. She is licensed in Tennessee as an Athletic Trainer and Emergency Medical Technician-IV and is widely recognized as one of the best in her field. In 1998, the Tennessee Athletic Trainers Society chose her as the “College Athletic Trainer of the Year.” In 1999, she was named “Outstanding Administrator at Maryville College.” The following year, Sharon was inducted into Maryville’s Athletic Wall of Fame.

Seniors DUSTIN

BROW

DUSTIN BROWN 10 Hometown: Maryville, TN High School: Heritage Major: Business Parents: Darrell & Claudia Brown Dustin has been a part-time starter at the guard position the past two seasons. ‘Peanut’ has emerged as a leader on this team. He shot 87% from the free throw line last season, and 37% from behind the arc. He is a deadly shooter with range.

BRANDON MCGILL

BRANDON MCGILL 22 Hometown: Knoxville, TN High School: Knox Central Major: Business Parents: Jimmy & Katey McGill Brandon is versatile forward that is equally effective on the perimeter or in the paint. He is a team leader with a nice 15’ game and strong rebounding ability. ‘B Mac’ has increased his intensity and should be a defensive standout. A great mind for the game, Brandon averaged 6.1 points a game as a junior. With increase playing time, he will be counted on to increase his production this season.

ERYK WATSON 33 Hometown: Powder Springs, GA High School: Kennesaw Mountain Major: Business Parent: Terri McKay Eryk achieved All-South Region honors last season as well as being named a three time GSAC All-Conference performer, three time Great South tournament MVP, and last year’s team co-MVP. He was second on the team in scoring with 17.1 points a game and was third on the team in rebounds during the 2009-10 season. His outside shooting and powerful drives to the basket make him a threat anywhere on the floor. ERYK WATSON

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Juniors MILTON STANLEY 24 Hometown: Oviedo, FL High School: Oviedo Major: American Sign Language & Deaf Studies Parents: Robert & Carolyn Hernandez Milt is classified as a slasher with nifty moves to the basket and a knack for offensive rebounding. He is a tenacious defender who thrives in a full court pressure game. Milt’s improvement with his jump shot and overall game makes him a potential breakout performer this season.

DONALD RUCKER 40 Hometown: Cartersville, GA High School: Cartersville Major: Child Development & Learning w/Licensure Parents: Donald & Tanya Rucker Donald is returning to the Scots after taking his sophomore year off. As a freshman, Donald played in 23 of 27 games averaging 7.9 minutes a game while shooting 55% from the field. A serious mentality for rebounding, “Ruck” will add much needed depth at the power forward position.

TIM FOSTER 32 Hometown: Suwanee, GA High School: Peachtree Ridge Major: Business Parents: Tim & Carmen Foster Tim is a power forward/center with a nice outside game and versatile inside game. He has an opportunity to see valuable floor time at the 4 or 5 position. Tim will begin to reap the benefits of his commitment and work ethic this season.

MAVERICK WILLETT 55 Hometown:Athens, TN High School: McMinn County Major: International Business Parents: Skip & Lynne Willett Maverick is geared and ready for a starting role at center and a productive year. Shooting 61% from the field last season, Maverick has the ability to score big inside. He has worked hard on his 15’ game and his instincts in rebounding on both ends. A silent leader, Maverick continues to impress the coaching staff and his teammates with his steady improvement.

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Sophomores DUSTIN BAXTER 3 Hometown: Cookeville, TN High School: Upperman Major: Child Development & Learning Parent: Stacey Baxter Dustin is a long swing man with tremendous outside range. “Bax” proved himself as a breakthrough player last season by obtaining GSAC All-Freshman team honors. His athleticism is a valuable asset as he can penetrate to the basket as well as knock down the open three.

LUCAS WOODRUFF 12 Hometown: Maryville, TN High School: Heritage Major: Business Parents: Paul Woodruff & Glessia Kendrick Fast and explosive, Lucas is prepared to help this year’s team at both guard positions. His speed and adept ball handling skills allow him to excel in the fast break. Lucas is a competitor which compliments his defensive game.

CORY CHEEK 20 Hometown: Harrogate, TN High School: Cumberland Gap Major: History Parents: Jeff & Marsha Cheek A heady point guard with a deadly shot, Cory has the ability to score in bunches. He is quick off the dribble and can finish at the basket. His development as a floor leader compliments his aggressive play and competitive spirit.

CHRIS QUEEN 42 Hometown: Cohutta, GA High School: NW Whitfield Major: Business Parents: Chris Queen ,Noelle & David Cooper Chris should see minutes at the post position. As his confidence continues to grow, his time on the floor should increase. A back-to-the-basket player, Chris has strong moves to the basket and a nice turnaround jumper. His athleticism enables him to run the floor and play above the rim.

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Freshmen ELLINGTON ADAMS

JARED HILTON

Hometown: Atlanta, GA High School: Dunwoody Parents: Earl & Susann Adams

JUSTIN BRIDGES

Hometown: Loudon, TN High School: Lenoir City Parents: Stan & Paula Hilton

DURANTE JONES Hometown: Lebanon, TN High School: Lebanon Parent: Carrie Meador

J.P. BURRIS

Hometown: Hampton, GA High School: Lovejoy Parents: Dewayne & Quantri Staples

DAVID KIRKPATRICK Hometown: Knoxville, TN High School: Maryville, Parents: Joel Burris & Patty Francisco

ZANE CAMPBELL

Hometown: Seymour, TN High School: King’s Academy Parents: Dan & Christel Kirkpatrick

ISAAC MBIMI Hometown: Bluff City, TN High School: Sullivan East Parents: Duane & Patty Campbell

AARON FRITTS

Hometown: Yeounde, Cameroon High School: Efoulan Parents: Claude & Brigitte Mbimi

LOUIS PECORA Hometown: Knoxville, TN High School: Karns Parents: Randy & Karen Fritts

JONATHAN PORTER

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Hometown: Hollywood, FL High School: Chaminade Madonna Parents: Jeffrey & Margaret Pecora

Hometown: Murfreesboro, TN High School: Eagleville Parents: James & Emily Porter

CRAIG RAYE Hometown: Charlotte, NC High School: Butler Parents: Craig & Berlissa Raye

ALEX RIVERA Hometown: Jonesboro, GA High School: Mundy’s Mill Parents: Fermin & Runetta Rivera

KYLE SCHMIDT Hometown: Woodstock, GA High School: Etowah Parents: Don & Kathy Schmidt

A.J. TERRILL Hometown: Columbia, MO High School: Hickman Parents: Al & Layli Terrill

Maryville College Basketball Records MEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORDS OVERALL RECORDS

(records date back to 1903 season)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Number

Games Played: 2,090 • Won: 1,191 • Lost: 898 • Tied: 1 • PCT: .570

MC COLLEGE TEAM RECORDS

Number

Year(s)/Date

Player

Year(s)

Most points/career

2106 Bill Padgett

1965-1969

Most points/season

645

1971-1972

Dan McKinstry

Most wins/season

1991-1992

Most points/game 59

Most consecutive wins

2007-2008

Most ﬁeld goal att’s/season

Most losses/season

1972-1973

Warren Morgan

Most consecutive losses

1965-1966

Most ﬁeld goal att’s/game 40

Greatest margin of victory

84 (vs SCAD)

Nov. 20, 1992

Most ﬁeld goals made/season

79 (vs Warren Wilson)

Feb. 11, 1993

Best won/loss percentage

.900 (18-2)

1931-1932

.889 (24-3)

Points per game/season

596

Bill Padgett

(vs Johnson Bible College)

Feb. 25, 1971 1968-1969 Feb. 25 1971

(vs Johnson Bible College)

Dan McKinstry

1971-1972

Most ﬁeld goals made/game 27

Warren Morgan

Feb. 25, 1971

Best ﬁeld goal percentage/season

.652

Dean Walsh (l78-273)

1988-1989

2007-2008

Best ﬁeld goal percentage/career

.60l

Dean Walsh (356-592)

1985-1989

.862 (25-4)

1991-1992

Most 3-pt. ﬁeld goal att’s/career

622

Kelvin Richardson

1990-1993

92.0

1991-1992

Most 3-pt. ﬁeld goals att’d/season 234

Kelvin Richardson

1991-1992

Most points scored/ season

2,669

1991-1992

Most 3-pt. ﬁeld goals made/career 241

Kelvin Richardson

1990-1993

Most points scored/game

143 (vs Johnson Bible)

Feb. 24, 1971

Most 3-pt. ﬁeld goals made/season 92

Rodney Lane

1992-1993

Fewest point allowed/game

12 (vs Knoxville Tigers)

1904

Jesse Robinette

Most combined points/game

254 (MC 124, Bristol 130) Nov. 27, 1987

Most 3-pt. ﬁeld goals made/game 9

Fewest combined points/game

21 (MC 12, Knoxville 9)

Best 3-pt. percentage/career

.505

Tim Lawrence (95-188)

1988-1992

Best 3-pt. percentage/season

.592

Tim Lawrence (29-49)

1991-1992

261

1903

264

Warren Morgan

(vs Johnson Bible College)

Feb. 20, 1989

(vs Warren Wilson)

Most field goals attempted/season 1,964

1991-1992

Most free throws att’d/season

Bill Wallace

1955-1956

Most field goals made/season

987

1991-1992

Jack Keny

Feb. 1955

Most field goals attempted/game

106 (vs Johnson Bible)

Feb. 25, 1971

Most free throws att’d/game 22

Best field goal percentage/season

.525 (498-786)

1987-1988

Best free throw percentage/career .889

Randy Schaurer (27l-305)

1971-1975

3-pt field goals attempted/season

598

1990-1991

Best free throw percentage/season .920

Randy Schaurer (80-87)

1973-1974

3-pt field goals made/season

258

1992-1993

Best free throw percentage/game l.000 Randy Schaurer (vs Clinch Valley)

3-pt field goals made/game

17 (vs Johnson Bible)

Nov. 29, 1988

Most rebounds/season

345

Warren Morgan

1971

17 (vs Warren Wilson)

Feb. 20, 1989

Highest rebound avge/season

17.3

Warren Morgan

1971

3-pt field goal percentage/season

.470 (145-308)

1987-1988

Most rebounds/game 30

Warren Morgan

Feb. 25, 1971

Most rebounds/career

878

Warren Morgan

1986-1971

Most assists/career

668

Pat Heldman

1985-1989

Most assists/season

24l

Tim Lawrence

1991-1992

Best assists per game avg./season 9.4

Pat Heldman

1988-1989

Most assists/game

Raul Placeres

2003-2004

Free throws attempted/season

855 (22 games)

1954-1955

Free throws made/season

472 (22 games)

1954-1955

Free throw percentage

.764 (436-571)

1984-1985

Free throws attempted/game

57 (vs Emory & Henry)

1953-1954

Free throws made/game

35 (vs Knoxville College)

Feb. 16, 1991

(vs Birmingham Southern)

Feb. 10, 1973

(vs Johnson Bible)

(vs Oglethorpe University)

MARYVILLE COLLEGE BASKETBALL THE PAST 10 SEASONS • Averaging 22 WINS a season • 10 NCAA National Tournament Appearances (17 overall) • ”Sweet 16” appearances in 2000 and 2004 • Consistently ranked in the TOP 25 TEAMS in the country • 9 Consecutive regular season GREAT SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 8 GSAC Conference Tournament Titles • 4 NABC All-Americans • Led the NCAA Division III in Team Assists in 2009-2010 MARYVILLE COLLEGE BASKETBALL | 2010-11

2009-10 Cheerleading & Dance Squads << Cheerleaders

Front Row (L-R): Kelly Hertzel, Callie Blackford, Julia Rosa Second Row (kneeling): Marissa Summitt, Kayla Tulloch, Laura Grzyb, Missy Cooper Third Row (standing): Leah Petr, Amanda Spannbauer, Dara Vick, Kaitlin Gentry, Erin Burns Back Row (standing):Coach Millicent Dunn,Chelsea Postlewait, Melanie Kirby, Danielle Nagy, Chelsey Nuchols

Dance Team >>

Top Row Standing (L-R): Coach Jenette Best, Danielle Nagy, Rene Zijlmans, Ally Boling, Sara Jean-Philippe, Coach Michelle Safewright Middle Row:Katie Fair, Mykal Harris, Chelsey Cole, Katy Crockarell Bottom Row: Tori Edmisten, Arron Hagstrom, Courtney Phillips

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Great South Athletic Conference ABOUT THE GREAT SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE The purpose of the Great South Athletic Conference is to provide an association through which the membership may encourage organized competition in intercollegiate sports. In particular, we recognize athletics as integral to the campus life program of our students and as essential to the total development of our student-athletes. We direct significant institutional resources to our athletic programs to assure that student-athletes have appropriate coaching, facilities, equipment and opportunities for travel to compete against other conference schools. The GSAC is made up of NCAA Division III (full-fledged or provisional status) schools located in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee. To celebrate a full decade of membership, the league unveiled a new logo and identity for the 2010-11 season. The old logo and color scheme served the conference for 10 years (2000-2010).

MC GSAC Players of the Year

GSAC HISTORY The Great South Athletic Conference was founded in 1999 as a group of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III member institutions from the Southeast with similar academic and athletic interests. Charter members include Fisk University, LaGrange College, Maryville College, Piedmont College and Stillman College. In 2002, Huntingdon College and women’s colleges Agnes Scott College and Wesleyan College were granted membership. In 2003, Spelman College and Wesleyan College were admitted to the GSAC on a provisional basis and given full membership status in 2005. Salem College, a women’s school in Winston Salem, NC, becomes the conference’s eighth member for the 2009-10 season. Stillman dropped out of the conference following the 2001-02 season. Fisk University dropped out of the conference following the 2005-06 season. Covenant College, location on top of Lookout Mountain in northwest Georgia, joined the conference in Spring 2010 and began playing in Fall 2010. Covenant is currently completing its requirements for NCAA Division III provisional status.

GSAC HISTORICAL TIMELINE

2010 - Conference releases new logo and identity to celebrate completion of first decade of existence. 2010 - Admitted Covenant College. 2009 - Admitted Salem College. 2003 - Admitted Spelman College and Wesleyan College. 2002 - Admitted Agnes Scott College and Huntingdon College. 2000 - First year with charter members Fisk University, LaGrange College, Maryville College, Piedmont College, Stillman College.

2002-2003 Josh Tummel 2003-2004 Sidney Ellis 2006-2007 Sidney Ellis 2008-2009 Bobby Golden 2009-2010 Greg Hernandez

MC NABC All-Americans 2004 Sidney Ellis 2005 Sidney Ellis 2007 Bobby Golden 2010 Greg Hernandez

FORMER GSAC MEMBERS Stillman College (2000-2002) Fisk University (2000-2006)

MARYVILLE COLLEGE BASKETBALL | 2010-11

Great South Athletic Conference GSAC STATEMENT OF SPORTSMANSHIP

MC All-Great South Performers 2000-2010 2000-2001..........Brent Watts Matt Ennen Teaun Winton 2001-2002..........Matt Ennen Josh Tummel Shawn Henderson

“In the honor of true sportsmanship, Maryville College, the Great South Athletic Conference, and the NCAA encourage and promote good sportsmanship by student-athletes, coaches, and spectators. We request your cooperation by supporting the participants in a positive manner. Profanity, racial, ethnic, or sexist comments or any other intimidating actions directed at officials, student athletes, coaches, or team representatives will not be tolerated and are grounds for removal from the site of competition.”

GSAC Men’s Basketball Annual Tournament Champions

2002-2003..........Josh Tummel Sidney Ellis Ben Robison

2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005

2003-2004..........Sidney Ellis, Walden Buttram Raul Placeres 2004-2005..........Sidney Ellis Bobby Golden Raul Placeres Monte Calloway 2005-2006..........Monte Calloway Bo Mason Bobby Golden 2006-2007..........Bobby Golden Bo Mason Bradley Blair 2007-2008..........Alex Bowers Christopher Orr Eryk watson 2008-2009..........Eryk Watson Greg Hernandez 2009-2010..........Eryk Watson Greg Hernandez

MC NABC All-South Region Performers 1992-1993 Kelvin Richardson 1996-1997 Dee Bell 1998-1999 Chris Housewright 1999-2000 Chris Housewright 2000-2001 Matt Ennen 2000-2001 Brent Watts 2001-2002 Matt Ennen

2002-2003 Josh Tummel 2003-2004 Sidney Ellis 2004-2005 Sidney Ellis 2006-2007 Bobby Golden 2007-2008 Alex Bowers 2008-2009 Eryk Watson 2009-2010 Greg Hernandez

MARYVILLE COLLEGE BASKETBALL | 2010-11

Maryville College Maryville College Fisk University Maryville College Maryville College

2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

Huntingdon College Maryville College Maryville College Maryville College Maryville College

Opponents

20-7

24-3

SHRINE TOURNAMENT

Marietta College Nov. 19 & 20 Thomas More College Salem International University

Centre College Colonels @ Maryville Nov. 15th Danville, KY NCAA III Coach Greg Mason 09-10 Record: 18-9

Thomas More Saints @ Marietta Nov. 19 Crestview Hills, KY NCAA III Coach Jeff Rogers 09-10 Record: 21-7

Marietta College Pioneers @ Marietta Nov. 20th Marietta, OH NCAA III Coach Jon VanderWal 09-10 Record: 10-16

Oglethorpe University Petrels @ Emory Nov. 27th Atlanta, GA NCAA III Coach Philip Ponder 09-10 Record: 15-11

Emory University Eagles @ Emory Nov. 28th Atlanta, GA NCAA III Coach Jason Zimmerman 09-10 Record: 15-10

EMORY CLASSIC Lagrange College Nov. 27 & 28 Emory University Oglethorpe University

Carson-Newman College Eagles @ Carson-Newman Dec. 1st Jefferson City, TN NCAA II Coach Chuck Benson 09-10 Record: 5-11

Covenant College Scots @ Maryville Dec. 4th @ CovenantJan. 27th Lookout Mountain, GA NCAA III (provisional) Coach Kyle Taylor 09-10 Record: 3-22

North Carolina Wesleyan College @ NC Wesleyan Dec. 11th Rocky Mount, NC NCAA III Coach John Thompson 09-10 Record: 16-10

Methodist University Monarchs @ Methodist Dec. 12th Fayetteville, NC NCAA III Coach David Smith 09-10 Record: 3-23

Averett University Cougars @ Maryville Dec. 15th Danville, VA NCAA III Coach Matt Parke 09-10 Record: 10-16

OTTERBEIN TOURNAMENT Otterbein College Dec. 28 & 29 Ohio Wesleyan College St. Vincent College

GSAC TOURNAMENT Huntingdon College Feb. 25 & 26

Guilford College Quakers

Huntingdon College Hawks

@ Maryville Dec. 18th Greensboro, NC NCAA III Coach Tom Palombo 09-10 Record: 30-3

@ Huntingdon Jan. 15th @ Maryville Feb. 5th Montgomery, AL NCAA III Coach Mike Pugh 09-10 Record: 11-14

Ohio Wesleyan College @ Otterbein Dec. 28th Delaware, OH NCAA III Coach Mike DeWitt 09-10 Record: 13-14

Otterbein College @ Otterbein Dec. 29th Westerville, OH NCAA III Coach Dick Reynolds 09-10 Record: 8-17

Greensboro College Pride @ Greensboro Jan. 2nd Greensboro, NC NCAA III Coach Brian Galuski 09-10 Record: 11-15

Berry College Vikings @ Maryville Jan. 10th @ Berry Feb. 9th Rome, GA NCAA III (provisional) Coach Jeff Haarlow 09-10 Record: 9-15

Piedmont College Lions @ Piedmont Jan. 22nd @ Maryville Feb. 13th Demorest, GA NCAA III Coach Lee Glenn 09-10 Record: 15-11

Tennessee Wesleyan Bulldogs @ Maryville Jan. 24th Athens, TN NAIA II Coach Mike Poe 09-10 Record: 13-16

Lagrange College Panthers @ Maryville Jan. 29th @ Lagrange Feb. 19th LaGrange, GA NCAA III Coach Warren Haynes 09-10 Record: 9-18

Bryan College Lions @ Bryan Jan.31st Dayton, TN NAIA II Coach Don Rekoske 09-10 Record: 18-10

SCOTS BASKETBALL

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SCHEDULE

EMORY TOURNAMENT OGLETHORPE...................11/27 | 2 p.m. | Atlanta, GA EMORY.............................11/28 | 2 p.m. | Atlanta, GA CARSON-NEWMAN.......... 12/01 | 8 p.m. | Jefferson City, TN

COVENANT ................... 12/04 | 4 p.m. | Maryville, TN NC WESLEYAN .............. 12/11 | 2 p.m. | Rocky Mount, NC METHODIST ................... 12/12 | 5 p.m. | Fayetteville, NC AVERETT ........................ 12/15 | 7:30 p.m. | Maryville, TN GUILFORD ..................... 12/18 | 3 p.m. | Maryville, TN OTTERBEIN TOURNAMENT OHIO WESLEYAN .......... 12/28 | 3 p.m. | Westerville, OH

Tradition of Excellence

Top 10 Winningest Division III Basketball Programs of the 2000’s (Minimum seven seasons as NCAA member)

PERCENTAGE TEAM

YRS

WIN

LOSS

TEAM 1 Wooster 2 Amherst 3 Wis. Stevens Point 4 Washington-St. Louis 5 Mississippi 6 Salem State 7 MARYVILLE 8 Buena Vista 9 Wittenberg 10. St. Thomas (MN) VICTORIES

YRS. 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

WON 255 246 236 220 220 228 225 226 218 214

LOST PCT. 45 .850 48 .837 55 .811 52 .809 55 .800 58 .797 58 .795 60 .790 63 .776 62 .775

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 9 9

10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

255 246 236 228 226 225 220 220 218 218

45 48 55 58 60 58 52 55 63 72

Wooster Amherst Wis. Stevens Point Salem State Buena Vista MARYVILLE Washington-St. Louis Mississippi Wittenberg Catholic

PCT.

.850 .837 .811 .797 .790 .795 .809 .800 .776 .752

CONSOLATION/ CHAMPIONSHIP ............ 12/29 | 3 p.m./8 p.m. | Westerville, OH

LAGRANGE .................... 1/29 | 4 p.m. | Maryville, TN

Men’s Junior Varsity Basketball Schedule DATE TIME OPPONENT

LOCATION

11/16 7 pm

Chattanooga St. CC Maryville, TN

11/22 6 pm

Hiwassee College JV Madisonville, TN

11/29 7 pm

Post Grad Institute

Maryville, TN

12/4 6 pm

Covenant JV

Maryville, TN

PIEDMONT .................... 2/13 | 4 p.m. | Maryville, TN

1/6

7 pm

Chattanooga St. CC Maryville, TN

LAGRANGE .................... 2/19 | 4 p.m. | LaGrange, GA

1/12 7 pm

Hiwassee College JV Maryville, TN

GREAT SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT

1/16 TBA

Faulkner St. CC

Maryville, TN

1/19 7 pm

Post Grad Institute

Maryville, TN

1/24 5 pm

Bryan College JV

Maryville, TN

1/27 6 pm

Covenant JV

Lookout Mtn., TN

BRYAN ............................ 1/31 | 7:30 p.m. | Dayton, TN HUNTINGDON .............. 2/05 | 4 p.m. | Maryville, TN BERRY ............................. 2/09 | 7 p.m. | Rome, GA

GSAC TOURNAMENT ... 2/25 | TBA | Montgomery, AL

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