Men's BasketBall - Hendrix College

2010-11 Hendrix College 

M e n’s B a s k e t b a l l

Quick facts 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Location............................................................................................ Conway, Arkansas 

Founded............................................................................................................... 1876 

Enrollment.....................................................................1,463 (42 states/13 countries) 

Type.................................................................. Private, United Methodist, Liberal Arts 

Faculty.....................................................................................................102 Full-Time 

Student/Faculty Ratio............................................................................................ 13:1 

Majors..............................................31 Undergraduate, 33 Minors, M.A. in Accounting 

Nickname........................................................................................................Warriors 

Colors.................................................................................................... Black & Orange 

Affiliation............................................................................................ NCAA Division III 

Conference........................................................................ Southern Collegiate Athletic 

President........................................................................................Dr. J. Timothy Cloyd 

Alma Mater................................ B.A., Emory and Henry/M.A. & Ph.D., UMass Amherst 

Athletic Director.......................................................................................Danny Powell 

Alma Mater.......................................................B.A., Arkansas/M.A., Georgia Southern 

Office Phone........................................................................................... 501.450.1265 

Assistant Athletic Director/SWA......................................................Mary Ann Schlientz 

Alma Mater......................................................................B.A., UT Arlington/M.A., UCA 

Office Phone........................................................................................... 501.450.4576 

Assistant Athletic Director..........................................................................Amy Weaver 

Alma Mater..................................................................................... B.A., Robert Morris 

Office Phone........................................................................................... 501.450.3899 

Website........................................................................................... www.hendrix.edu 

Athletics Website................................................................www.hendrixwarriors.com 

SPORTS INFORMATION 

Sports Information Director............................................................ Brian Rejer (4th yr) 

Alma Mater..................................................................................Franklin College (‘06) 

Office Phone........................................................................................... 501.450.1426 

Cell Phone............................................................................................... 501.548.7584 

Fax.......................................................................................................... 501.450.3805 

E-Mail..............................................................................................rejer@hendrix.edu 

SPORTS MEDICINE 

Head Athletic Trainer................................................................................... Laura Ross 

Alma Mater............................................................................B.A., Arkansas State (‘05) 

Office Phone........................................................................................... 501.450.4596 

E-Mail...............................................................................................ross@hendrix.edu 

COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach..........................................................................................Thad McCracken 

Office Phone........................................................................................... 501.450.1278 

Alma Mater..........................................B.A., Hanover (‘04)/M.A., Easter Kentucky (‘05) 

Hendrix Coaching Record.............................................................................0-0 (1st yr) 

Overall Coaching Record..............................................................................0-0 (1st yr) 

Career SCAC Record......................................................................................0-0 (1st yr) 

Assistant Coach..........................................................................................Drew Gaeng 

Office Phone........................................................................................... 501.505.2997 

Alma Mater..................................................................................... B.A., Roanoke (‘09) 

TEAM INFORMATION 

2009-10 Record.....................................................................................................7-16 

Home.........................................................................................................4-7 

Away..........................................................................................................0-8 

Neutral.......................................................................................................3-1 

2009 SCAC Record..................................................................................................4-12 

Home.........................................................................................................4-5 

Away..........................................................................................................0-7 

Letterman Returning.................................................................................................. 9 

Letterman Lost........................................................................................................... 4 

Starters Returning...................................................................................................... 3 

Starters Lost................................................................................................................ 2 

PROGRAM HISTORY 

First Season.....................................................................................................1924-25 

Overall Record...............................................................................................1,058-949 

Head Coaches/Last............................................... 8/Thad McCracken (2010 to present) 

NCAA Appearances..................................................................................................... 2 

Conference Titles......................................................................................................... 7 

FACILITY INFORMATION 

Name......................................................................Grove Gymnasium (Garrison Court) 

Capacity............................................................................................................... 1,100 

Constructed.......................................................................................................... 2007 

Associate Athletic Trainer.........................................................................Aaron Parsley 

Alma Mater........................................... B.A., Arkansas State (‘08)/M.Ed., Virginia (‘09) 

Office Phone........................................................................................... 501.450.1291 

E-Mail..........................................................................................parsley@hendrix.edu 

1 2010-11 Hendrix Men’s Basketball Media Guide

2010 Roster 

No. Name class Position Height Weight Hometown / High School 

11 Chris Goodman Jr Guard 6-2 170 Fort Worth, Texas/Keller Central 

12 Jaren Riley So Guard 5-9 165 Claremore, Okla./Claremore 

14 Ammon Martin Jr Guard 6-2 180 Conway, Ark./Conway 

20 Josh Stramiello Jr Guard 6-1 190 Little Rock, Ark./Capital City Christian 

21 Dane Nielsen Sr Forward 6-5 195 Houston, Texas/Strake Jesuit 

22 Jordan Baker Fy Guard 6-3 185 Frisco, Texas/Frisco 

23 Alex Baker Fy Guard 5-10 175 Cabot, Ark./Cabot 

24 James Ewing Sr Guard 5-11 190 Houston, Texas/Westbury Christian 

30 Cody Smith Fy Guard 5-10 175 Mountain View, Ark./Rose Bud 

32 Scott Sherrill Jr Forward 6-6 195 Keller, Texas/Keller Central 

34 Josh Graham Jr Forward 6-4 200 Clinton, Ark./Clinton 

40 Ryan Rizos Sr Guard 6-3 200 Allen, Texas/John Paul II 

42 John Zimmerman Fy Forward 6-5 200 Hattieville, Ark./Wonderview 

44 Colton Primm Fy Forward 6-6 200 Fayetteville, Ark./Fayetteville 

50 Dayton Sheridan So Forward 6-6 190 Aledo, Texas/Aledo 

52 Nick Heathscott Jr Forward 6-5 210 Conway, Ark./St. Joseph’s 

By State 

Arkansas - 8 

Texas - 6 

Oklahoma - 1 

Roster Breakdown 

By Position 

Guard - 9 

Forward - 7 

By Class 

Senior - 3 

Junior - 6 

Sophomore - 2 

First Year - 5 

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Thad McCracken - Head Coach 

First Year Hanover ‘04 

coaching staff 

Thad McCracken, a Bedford, Ind. native, enters his first season at 

the helm of the men’s basketball program after a standout 2009-10 

season as the Hendrix women’s head coach. 

McCracken first served as the men’s assistant coach under Dan 

Priest’s tenure for four seasons (2005-09) and was named the head 

women’s coach after Chris Hitchcock resigned following the 2008- 

09 season. 

McCracken guided the Warriors through one of the most exciting 

women’s campaigns in Hendrix history with its first Southern 

Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Western Division title after 

finishing 20-5 overall and 13-3 in SCAC play. Hendrix’s post season 

run ended with an 86-77 loss to Centre College in the semifinal 

round of the conference tournament. 

He takes over a men’s team that won just seven games last season 

and will look to bring back a winning tradition. “I expect our 

upperclassmen to bring back the winning mentality like we had in 

years past. I think they need to accept nothing less than their best, 

continue to work hard every day, bring out the best in their teammates 

and lead by example. I hope to see a lot of discipline out of 

my team. I hope fans will see a defensive minded team that pays 

attention to details and plays with a lot of discipline.” 

McCracken’s first coaching position was at Transylvania University 

(Lexington, Ky./NCAA D-III) as an assistant coach, where he helped 

lead the Pioneers to a Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 

(HCAC) Championship in 2004-05. 

While he was coaching at Transylvania, McCracken earned his master’s in Sports Administration from Eastern Kentucky University. 

A 2004 graduate of Hanover College, McCracken earned a bachelor’s in Business Administration. He won four HCAC Championships and made two 

NCAA D-III National Tournament appearances during his playing career at Hanover. 

McCracken was honored as a NCAA D-III All-American and HCAC Player-of-the-Year his senior year and HCAC Tournament MVP his junior year. 

McCracken holds the record for most 3-pointers in a season (76/2003-04) and is tied for most career 3-pointers (216/2001-04) in Hanover’s rich 

program history. 

“I played for a winning program at Hanover and losing was never something we talked about,” said McCracken. “We need to change the mindset 

here at Hendrix after a tough season last year and get the team to believe in themselves and look at the schedule without thinking there is anyone 

we cannot beat. I think they are ready to win and prove to people that they have the talent and are a team to be reckoned with in the SCAC.” 


Drew Gaeng - Assistant Coach 

Second Year Roanoke ‘09 

coaching staff 

Drew Gaeng enters his second season as the men’s basketball assistant. Gaeng was a standout 

point guard for the Roanoke College (Salem, Va.) Maroons. He served as Team Captain for Roanoke 

his senior year and led the team with 46 3-pointers, 74 assists and averaged 6.7 points per 

game. Gaeng guided the Maroons to a 13-game win streak to start the 2008-09 season and was 

ranked as high as 18th in the D3Hoops.com National Top-25 poll. 

Gaeng earned his bachelor’s in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance, and 

Minor in Economics from Roanoke in the spring of 2009. He began his collegiate career at Mount 

Saint Mary’s University (Emmitsburg, Md.) from 2004-06. Gaeng graduated with Valedictorian 

honors from Governor Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick, Md. 

Gaeng resides in Conway and enjoys spending his free time in the gym and competing in 

intramural sports. 

Cliff Garrison - Volunteer Assistant Coach 

tHIRTY-second yEAR Central Arkansas ‘62 

Andrew King - Volunteer Assistant Coach 

First Year hendrix ‘09 

Ty Allen - Volunteer Assistant Coach 

First Year Central Arkansas 

Michael cathey - team manager 


micah graf - team manager 



#21 Dane Nielsen 

09-10: Took the season off to concentrate on his studies... 

Warrior bios 

senior Forward 6-5 • 195 houston, texas strake jesuit Preparatory 

08-09: Saw minutes in three games ... was 1-for-1 from behind the arc ... went 1-for-2 from the charity stripe ... pulled down one 

defensive rebound. 

07-08: Played in nine games ... was 2-for-5 from the field, including one 3-pointer ... went 4-for-9 from the free throw line ... grabbed 

one offensive board and seven defensive rebounds ... scored his first collegiate field goal (a 3-pointer) against Sewanee on Jan. 18. 

High School: A three-year letterwinner for head coach Wayne Jones at Strake Jesuit High School ... voted All-Greater Houston Honorable 

Mention as a junior and senior. 

Personal: Son of Eric and Sandy Nielsen ... born and raised in Houston, Texas ... has a younger sister, Grace (12), a younger brother, 

Kyle (17), and an older sister, Laura (24) ... majoring in English/Literary Studies ... enjoys playing guitar, eating and basketball. 

Dane Nielsen at Hendrix 

Year GP/GS Min(avg) FG-FGA(pct) 3FG-3FGA (pct) FT-FTA(pct) O-Reb D-Reb T-Reb(avg) PF FO AST TO BLK STL Pts(avg) 

07-08 9/0 32(3.6) 2-5(.400) 1-4(.250) 4-9(.444) 1 7 8(0.9) 7 0 0 2 1 1 9(1.0) 

08-09 3/0 8(2.7) 1-1(1.000) 1-1(1.000) 1-2(.500) 0 1 1(0.3) 1 0 0 1 0 0 4(1.3) 

total 12/0 40/3.9 3-6(.500) 2-5(.400) 5-11(.455) 1 8 9(0.8) 8 0 0 3 1 1 13(1.1) 

#24 james ewing 

senior guard 5-11 • 190 houston, texas westbury christian school 

09-10: Collected third-straight SCAC All-Academic Team award ... missed half the season as he studied abroad in London, England 

throughout the first semester ... came off the bench and totaled 17 points in 33 minutes ... was 5-of-11 from the field ... was 2-for-2 

from behind the arc in his first game back against Coe on Dec. 19. 

08-09: Earned SCAC All-Academic Team honors ... saw limited time off the bench ... dished out two assists against Dallas on Jan. 6 and 

scored one field goal against Trinity on Feb. 14. 

07-08: Named to SCAC All-Academic Team ... averaged 10.7 minutes in 21 games played ... scored 14 points, dished out 14 assists and 

pulled down 20 rebounds. 

06-07: Spent his first year rehabbing from a season-ending knee injury suffered at the end of his senior campaign in 2005-06. 

High School: A four-year letterwinner for head coach Greg Glenn at Westbury Christian School ... won three TAPPS-5A State Championships 

as a sophomore, junior and senior ... a First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-State selection his senior year ... Off the 

court, involved with the National Honor Society and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 

Personal: Son of Tom and Cordie Ewing ... born and raised in Houston, Texas ... has one younger sister, Katie (16) ... majored in Business 

and Economics in his undergrad at Hendrix and is currently pursuing his Masters in Accounting ... enjoys playing golf when away 

from the basketball court. 

James Ewing at Hendrix 

Year GP/GS Min(Avg) FG-FGA(pct) 3FG-3FGA (pct) FT-FTA(pct) O-Reb D-Reb T-Reb(avg) PF FO AST TO BLK STL Pts(avg) 

07-08 21/0 225(10.7) 4-34(.118) 1-18(.056) 5-12(.417) 5 15 20(1.0) 20 0 14 25 0 6 14(0.7) 

08-09 5/0 27(5.4) 1-2(.500) 0-0(.000) 0-0(.000) 0 0 0(0.0) 3 0 3 2 1 0 2(0.4) 

09-10 4/0 33(8.3) 5-11(.455) 2-3(.667) 5-5(1.000) 1 1 2(0.5) 5 0 3 1 0 1 17(4.3) 

Career 30/0 285(9.5) 10-47(.213) 3-21(.143) 10-17(.588) 6 18 22(0.7) 28 0 20 28 1 7 33(1.1) 


#40 ryan rizos 

senior guard 6-3 • 200 Allen, texas John Paul II H.S. 

Warrior bios 

09-10: Collected SCAC All-Academic Team honors ... started in 14 of 22 games played and averaged 24.9 minutes ... tallied a careerbest 

191 points, 113 rebounds, 35 assists, 24 steals and nine blocks ... ranked second on the team with 5.1 rpg and was third with 8.7 

ppg ... scored a career-high 22 points against DePauw on Jan. 15. 

08-09: Named to SCAC All-Academic Team ... played in 13 games and averaged 7.8 minutes off the bench ... scored 24 points and 

grabbed 15 rebounds ... was 4-of-5 from the field for nine points against Oglethorpe on Jan. 16. 

07-08: Earned SCAC All-Academic Team award ... came off the bench and saw 112 minutes on the court ... was 8-of-22 from the field 

and 9-of-12 from the charity stripe for 28 points and pulled down 21 rebounds ... scored a season-high nine points against Ozarks on 

Dec. 8. 

High School: Voted Team Captain of first varsity team in school history at John Paul II High School for head coach Brian Townley ... led 

his team to playoffs in inaugural varsity season ... earned First Team All District, TAPPS-6A Second Team All-State and voted Team MVP 

his senior year. 

Personal: Son of Rick and Brenda Rizos ... born in Richardson, Texas and raised in Allen, Texas ... has an older sister, Megan (23), and a 

younger brother, Kyle (17) ... majoring in Biology ... chose to come to Hendrix for their reputation in academics. 

Ryan Rizos at Hendrix 


07-08 12/0 112(9.3) 8-22(.364) 3-9(.333) 9-12(.750) 4 17 21(1.8) 16 0 6 12 3 3 28(2.3) 

08-09 13/0 93(7.2) 9-19(.474) 4-8(.500) 2-3(.667) 4 11 15(1.2) 12 0 7 8 0 5 24(1.8) 

09-10 22/14 547(24.9) 68-154(.442) 11-39(.282) 44-69(.638) 27 86 113(5.1) 56 1 35 47 9 24 191(8.7) 

Career 47/14 752(16.0) 85-195(.436) 18-56(.321) 55-84(.655) 35 114 149(3.2) 84 1 48 67 12 32 243(5.2) 

#11 Chris Goodman 

Junior guard 6-2 • 190 fort worth , texas keller central H.S. 

09-10: Started in 13 of 22 games played and averaged 25.2 minutes ... scored a career-high 169 points for a 7.7 ppg average ... 

grabbed 44 rebounds and 12 steals ... knocked down a career-best 38 shots from behind the arc ... shot 36.6 from the field and 86.8 

from the charity stripe ... scored a career-high 15 points against Oglethorpe on Jan. 29 and vs. Southwestern on Feb. 6. 

08-09: Started in five of 22 games played and averaged 15.5 minutes ... collected 118 points and shot 42.9 percent from the field, 

including 22-of-56 shooting from 3-point land ... pulled down 27 rebounds and made 35 assists ... scored a season-high 13 points 

against Dallas on Jan. 6. 

High School: A three-year letter winner for head coach Kit Pehl at Keller Central High School … two-time honorable mention alldistrict 

(5-5A) … named Blood and Guts award winner his senior year … off the court, involved with Peer Assistance and Leadership 

(PALs). 

Personal: Son of Chris and Sandra … born in Jacksonville, Florida and raised in Fort Worth, Texas. … has an older sister, Courtney 

(22), and half sister Amber … majoring in Kinesiology … enjoys playing golf and video games. 

Chris Goodman at Hendrix 


08-09 25/5 387(15.5) 36-84(.429) 22-56(.393) 24-30(.800) 2 25 27(1.1) 34 1 35 30 3 15 118(4.7) 

09-10 22/13 554(25.2) 49-134(.366) 38-100(.380) 33-38(.868) 4 40 44(2.0) 51 3 22 35 1 12 169(7.7) 

Career 47/18 941(20.0) 85-218(.390) 60-156(.385) 57-68(.838) 6 65 71(1.5) 85 4 57 65 4 27 287(6.1) 


#14 Ammon Martin 

junior guard 6-2 • 180 conway, ark. conway h.s. 

09-10: Was in the starting lineup for 14 games and played in 23 affairs ... scored a career-best 

161 points and averaged 25.7 minutes and 7.0 ppg ... grabbed a career-high 78 rebounds, 17 

steals and 35 assists ... tallied a season-best 17 points against Greenville on Nov. 21. 

08-09: Started one contest and saw minutes in 26 games ... averaged 14.7 minutes, 4.4 

points and 2.3 rebounds ... totaled 114 points, 59 boards, 22 assists and 15 steals ... shot 33.3 

percent from the field and 71.4 percent from the free throw line ... scored a career-high 19 

points against Millsaps on Dec. 6. 

High School: A four-year letterwinner for head coach James Bates at Conway High School ... 

key member of Class 7A State Runner-Up his senior season. 

Personal: Son of Linda White and Richard Martin Jr. ... born and raised in Conway, Ark. ... 

has an older sister, Lashonda Wert (32), and an older brother, Ahmad Martin (25) ... majoring 

in Biological Chemistry ... off the court, enjoys sleeping, watching television, playing video 

games and spending time with my family. 

Warrior bios 

Ammon Martin at Hendrix 


08-09 26/1 381(14.7) 39-117(.333) 16-47(.340) 20-28(.714) 9 50 59(2.3) 23 0 22 26 1 15 114(4.4) 

09-10 23/14 591(25.7) 61-165(.370) 16-52(.308) 23-48(.479) 18 60 78(3.4) 36 1 35 29 6 17 161(7.0) 

total 49/15 972(19.8) 100-282(.355) 32-99(.323) 43-76(.566) 27 110 137(2.8) 59 1 57 55 7 32 275(5.6) 

#20 josh stramiello 

junior guard 6-1 • 190 little rock, ark. capital city christian H.S. 

A junior walk-on, Stramiello became a member of the Hendrix men’s basketball team after two years of hard work in the gym. 

High School: A four-year letterwinner for head coach Jason Wray at Capital City Christian Academy ... led his team to a State Championship 

his senior year ... an All-Conference selection his junior and senior years ... selected to All Star Team as a senior ... off the field, a 

Gold Medal Winner in Extemporaneous Speaking his freshman year. 

Personal: Son of Thomas and Grace Stramiello ... born and raised in West Orange, N.J. and moved to Little Rock, Ark. when he was 13 

years old ... has a younger brother, Michael (18) ... majoring in Philosophy and Religion and minoring in Psychology ... enjoys a good 

game of Catan, watching the New Jersey Nets and eating pepperoni pizza on the East Coast. 


#32 scott sherrill 

junior forward 6-6 • 200 keller, Texas keller central h.s. 

Warrior bios 

09-10: Started his first collegiate game against Cornell on Dec. 20 ... played in 13 games and averaged 16.6 minutes off the bench ... 

scored a career-high 42 points, 38 rebounds and three blocks ... scored a career-best eight points against Southwestern on Jan. 10. 

08-09: Saw limited minutes off the bench ... pulled down five rebounds and scored six rebounds in six games played. 

High School: A two-year letterman under head coach Kit Pehl at Keller Central High School ... a member of the school’s first playoff 

team his senior season ... named Second Team All-District as a senior. 

Personal: Son of Charles and Christi Sherrill ... born and raised in Fort Worth Texas ... has three older sisters, Mary, Melissa and 

Michelle ... majoring in Allied Health Pre-Physical Therapy. 

Scott Sherrill at Hendrix 


08-09 6/0 17(2.8) 3-5(.600) 0-0(.000) 0-2(.000) 1 4 5(0.8) 0 0 0 1 0 0 6(1.0) 

09-10 13/1 216(16.6) 18-53(.340) 0-0(.000) 6-11(.545) 11 27 38(2.9) 18 1 2 12 3 0 42(3.2) 

total 19/1 233(12.3) 21-58(.362) 0-0(.000) 6-13(.462) 12 31 43(2.3) 18 1 2 13 3 0 48(2.5) 

#34 josh graham 

junior forward 6-4 • 200 clinton, Ark. clinton h.s. 

09-10: An SCAC All-Academic Team selection ... played in 18 games and was 12-of-20 from the field ... pulled down 27 rebounds and 

denied four shots ... scored a season-high seven points against Colorado on Feb. 21. 

08-09: Saw time on the court in three games ... scored his first collegiate point and grabbed his first rebound against Ozarks on No. 15. 

High School: A four-year letterwinner under head coach Jordan Rose at Clinton High School ... led his team to a 20-4 record his senior 

year ... garnered All-Conference honors as a junior and senior ... also lettered two years in golf ... off the court, involved with BETA Club, 

Fellowship of Christian Athletes, FBLA, and Church youth group. 

Personal: Son of Chris and Krissi Graham ... born in Charlotte, N.C. ... has one older sister, Melissa (24) ... majoring in Business Economics 

... interested in financial advising following graduation ... enjoys hunting, bow-fishing and golfing when not on the basketball 

court. 

Josh Graham at Hendrix 


08-09 3/0 23(7.7) 1-5(.200) 0-1(.000) 0-0(.000) 0 3 3(1.0) 2 0 0 4 0 0 2(0.7) 

09-10 18/0 135(7.5) 12-20(.600) 0-0(.000) 7-10(.700) 8 19 27(1.5) 16 1 2 6 4 0 31(1.7) 

total 21/0 158(7.5) 13-25(.520) 0-1(.000) 7-10(.700) 8 22 30(1.4) 18 1 2 10 4 0 33(1.6) 


#52 nick heathscott 

junior forward 6-5 • 215 conway, ark. St. Joseph h.s. 

Warrior bios 

09-10: Named All-SCAC Second Team and SCAC All-Academic Team ... selected to Arkansas Democrat Gazette All-Arkansas Small College 

Team ... started in all 23 games of the 2010 season ... led the Warriors with 16.5 ppg (2nd in SCAC) and 7.2 rpg (7th in SCAC) ... his 

.530 field goal percentage also ranked second in the league ... tallied a team-high 380 points, 165 rebounds, 17 blocks and 141 trips to 

the charity stripe (70.9 percentage) ... scored a career-high 30 points against Millsaps on Dec. 17 ... had eight 20+ point performances 

and three double-doubles. 

08-09: Earned SCAC All-Academic Team honors ... garnered Arkansas Democrat Gazette All-Arkansas Small College Team honors ... 

played in 24 games and averaged 11.4 minutes ... started his first collegiate game against Central Baptist on Dec. 18 ... scored 148 

points and grabbed 66 boards ... shot 47.5 percent from the field ... scored 20 points and snagged eight rebounds against Colorado on 

Feb. 6. 

High School: A three-year letterwinner for head coach Brent Bruich at St. Joseph High School ... selected to All-State Team as a 

sophomore, junior and senior ... voted to Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star Game as a senior ... also lettered in soccer 

his senior year and earned All-State honors ... off the field, member of the National Honor Society. 

Personal: Son of Darryl and Amy Heathscott ... born and raised in Conway, Ark. ... has two younger brothers, Dylan (18), and Clayton 

(10) ... majoring in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with plans of attending medical school following graduation ... chose to come 

to Hendrix because it is a great school and very close to home. 

Nick Heathscott at Hendrix 


08-09 24/1 273(11.3) 57-120(.475) 0-0(.000) 34-49(.694) 23 43 66(2.8) 45 0 4 18 7 10 148(6.2) 

09-10 23/23 641(27.9) 140-264(.530) 0-2(.000) 100-141(.709) 50 115 165(7.2) 67 1 17 39 17 14 380(16.5) 

total 47/24 914(19.4) 197-384(.513) 0-2(.000) 134-190(.705) 73 158 231(4.9) 112 1 21 57 24 24 528(11.2) 

#12 Jaren Riley 

sopohmore guard 5-9 • 165 claremore, okla. claremore H.S. 

09-10: Earned SCAC All-Academic Team honors ... saw time on the court in 16 games 

and averaged 7.1 minutes ... started three conference games ... scored 23 points, pulled 

down 11 rebounds and dished out 10 assists ... scored his first basket as a Warrior, a 

3-pointer, against Coe on Dec. 19 ... made his first collegiate start against Oglethorpe on 

Jan. 29. 

High School: A three-year letterwinner for head coach Lance Bennett at Claremore 

High School ... named Mazzios Player of the Month his junior year ... selected to 

Manford Basketball All-Tournament team his junior year ... voted Metro Lakes First 

Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-Tulsa Metro his senior year ... played in 

Rogers County and Jim Thorpe Basketball All-Star games as a senior. 

Personal: Son of Gerome Riley and Tina Edwards ... born and raised in Claremore, Okla. 

... has an older sister, Kandace (24), and younger brother, Joshua (9) ... majoring in Economics 

and Business ... plans on moving to Chicago after he graduates ... chose Hendrix 

because of the opportunity to get a great education while also playing basketball ... 

enjoys spending time with family and friends and listening to music. 

Jaren Riley at Hendrix 


09-10 16/3 114(7.1) 7-24(.292) 4-15(.267) 5-6(.833) 3 8 11(0.7) 5 0 10 5 0 3 23(1.4) 

total 16/3 114(7.1) 7-24(.292) 4-15(.267) 5-6(.833) 3 8 11(0.7) 5 0 10 5 0 3 23(1.4) 


#50 dayton sheridan 

sopohmore forward 6-6 • 210 Aledo, Texas Aledo H.S. 

Warrior bios 

09-10: Saw time on the court in two games ... scored his first collegiate point, a free throw, against Dallas on Jan. 4. 

High School: A two-year letterwinner for head coach Jeff Carroll at Aledo High School ... led his team to District Playoffs his senior year 

... played select basketball on DFW Select for coaches Vonzell Thomas and Ralph Williams ... off court, involved with Holy Redeemer 

Catholic Church. 

Personal: Son of Chuck and Laurie Sheridan ... born in Fort Worth, Texas and raised in Aledo, Texas ... has a younger brother, Brendan 

(18) ... majoring in Kinesiology ... enjoys snow skiing, hiking, going to the beach and working as a lifeguard in the summer at Burger’s 

Lake in Fort Worth, Texas ... chose Hendrix to have the opprtunity to get a great education and play basketball. 

Dayton Sheridan at Hendrix 


09-10 2/0 4(2.0) 0-0(.000) 0-0(.000) 1-2(.500) 0 0 0(0.0) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1(0.5) 

total 2/0 4(2.0) 0-0(.000) 0-0(.000) 1-2(.500) 0 0 0(0.0) 1 0 0 0 0 0 1(0.5) 


#22 jordan baker 

first year guard 6-3 • 185 frisco, texas frisco h.s. 

High School: 

Personal: 

Warrior bios 

#23 Alex Baker 

first year guard 5-10 • 175 cabot, Ark. cabot h.s. 

High School: A four-year letterwinner for head coach Jerry Bridges at Cabot High School ... led his team to the Class 7A State Tournament 

as a sophomore, junior and senior, including a trip to the Final Four his junior year ... earned All-State and All-Conference and was 

a Tip-Off First Team selection his senior season. 

Personal: Son of Jeff and Lisa Baker ... born in Little Rock, Ark. and raised in Cabot, Ark. ... majoring in Radiology ... chose Hendrix to 

do what he loves, play basketball. 

#30 Cody Smith 

first year guard 5-10 • 175 Mountain view, ark. Rose Bud h.s. 

High School: A three-year letterwinner for head coaches Johnny Taylor and Matt Porter at Rose Bud High School ... led his team 

through an undefeated, 36-0, season and State Championship his sophomore year ... earned All-Conference honors three years ... 

named to All-State Tournament Team ... garnered First Team All-State. 

Personal: Son of Danny and Cindy Smith ... born in Jonesboro Ark. and raised in Rose Bud Ark ... has an older sister, Morgan Taylor (26) 

... undecided in his major ... chose Hendrix because it was the best place for him to grow the academically ... enjoys hanging out with 

friends and having a good time. 


#42 John Zimmerman 

first year Forward 6-5 • 200 hattieville, ark. wonderview h.s. 

Warrior bios 

High School: A four-year letterwinner at Wonderview High School ... led his team to a State Championship as a senior ... also won District 

and Regional Championship as a sophomore, junior and senior ... selected All-State, All-Region and All-Conference as a sophomore, 

junior and senior ... voted Team Captain his senior season. 

Personal: Son of Paul and Dana Zimmerman ... born in Little Rock, Ark. and raised in Hattieville, Ark. ... has three younger sisters, 

Jordan (16), Bailey (13), and Brooke(10) ... majoring in Business ... chose Hendrix to get a great education and play basketball ... enjoys 

spending time with my family. 

#44 Colton primm 

first year Forward 6-6 • 200 fayetteville, ark. fayetteville h.s. 

High School: A three-year letterwinner for head coach Barry Gebhart at Fayetteville High School ... led his team to an undefeated 

30-0 season and Class 7A State Championship as a junior ... team was Ranked No. 8 in the nation by Sports Illustrated his junior year ... 

posted a combined conference record of 39-3 in high school (never lost a home game) ... won three-straight conference championships 

from sophomore to senior seasons ... made a Final Four appearance in the State Tournament his sophomore season and was State Runner-Up 

as a senior ... off the court, maintained a 3.97 GPA, member of the National Honors Society, Spanish National Honors Society, 

Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and was actively involved in church ... received U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award. 

Personal: Son of Chris and Robin Primm ... born in Fort Smith, Ark. and raised in Fayetteville, Ark. ... has a younger sister, Paige (8) ... 

majoring in Economics and Business ... Favorite Bible Verse -- Jeremiah 29:11 - “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, 

“plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” ... chose Hendrix because of its academic prestige and 

awesome facilities ... enjoys hanging out with friends, watching sports, listening to country music, golfing with his grandfather, hunting, 

and cheering on the Razorbacks. 


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2009-10 Hendrix College Men's Basketball 

Hendrix College Season Box Score (Final Stats) 

All games 

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES 7-16 4-7 0-8 3-1 

CONFERENCE 4-12 4-5 0-7 0-0 

NON-CONFERENCE 3-4 0-2 0-1 3-1 

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds 

## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 

11 James Ewing 4-0 33 8.3 5-11 .455 2-3 .667 5-5 1.000 1 1 2 0.5 5 0 3 1 0 1 17 4.3 

Conference-Only... 3-0 9 3.0 1-3 .333 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 0 1 1 0.3 2 0 2 0 0 0 4 1.3 

11 Chris Goodman 22-13 554 25.2 49-134 .366 38-100 .380 33-38 .868 4 40 44 2.0 51 3 22 35 1 12 169 7.7 

Conference-Only... 16-11 448 28.0 41-103 .398 32-77 .416 21-24 .875 3 32 35 2.2 36 2 19 25 0 8 135 8.4 

12 Janson Hightower 23-20 664 28.9 35-115 .304 5-39 .128 57-73 .781 24 57 81 3.5 55 1 123 61 4 29 132 5.7 


14 Ammon Martin 23-14 591 25.7 61-165 .370 16-52 .308 23-48 .479 18 60 78 3.4 36 1 35 29 6 17 161 7.0 


20 Jesse Ford 12-5 211 17.6 17-41 .415 4-12 .333 16-24 .667 8 37 45 3.8 17 0 10 12 2 5 54 4.5 


21 Sean McQueen 21-2 192 9.1 7-23 .304 0-0 .000 4-18 .222 3 13 16 0.8 15 0 20 14 0 5 18 0.9 


22 Jaren Riley 16-3 114 7.1 7-24 .292 4-15 .267 5-6 .833 3 8 11 0.7 5 0 10 5 0 3 23 1.4 

Conference-Only... 11-3 86 7.8 4-17 .235 2-9 .222 4-4 1.000 2 7 9 0.8 4 0 10 4 0 2 14 1.3 

23 Cal Rose 23-20 680 29.6 109-281 .388 68-195 .349 51-69 .739 16 59 75 3.3 45 0 36 40 3 25 337 14.7 


25 Chase Pemberton 6-0 9 1.5 0-5 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1 0 1 0.2 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0.0 


30 Michael Lyon 1-0 1 1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 


32 Scott Sherrill 13-1 216 16.6 18-53 .340 0-0 .000 6-11 .545 11 27 38 2.9 18 1 2 12 3 0 42 3.2 


40 Ryan Rizos 22-14 547 24.9 68-154 .442 11-39 .282 44-69 .638 27 86 113 5.1 56 1 35 47 9 24 191 8.7 


42 Josh Graham 18-0 135 7.5 12-20 .600 0-0 .000 7-10 .700 8 19 27 1.5 16 1 2 6 4 0 31 1.7 


50 Dayton Sheridan 2-0 4 2.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.5 


52 Nick Heathscott 23-23 641 27.9 140-264 .530 0-2 .000 100-141 .709 50 115 165 7.2 67 1 17 39 17 14 380 16.5 


54 Marshall Parker 7-0 23 3.3 0-4 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 5 6 0.9 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 


Team 28 48 76 4 

Team 18 34 52 2 

Total.......... 23 4615 528-1294 .408 148-458 .323 352-514 .685 203 575 778 33.8 392 9 315 308 49 136 1556 67.7 

Conference-Only... 16 3229 365-896 .407 103-330 .312 217-333 .652 139 402 541 33.8 263 4 220 221 38 102 1050 65.6 

Opponents...... 23 4627 623-1403 .444 139-440 .316 293-430 .681 265 638 903 39.3 434 - 360 292 71 154 1678 73.0 

Conference-Only... 16 3229 416-954 .436 97-318 .305 214-303 .706 175 440 615 38.4 285 5 257 205 46 112 1143 71.4 

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals 

Hendrix College 767 771 16 1554 

Opponents 788 878 12 1678 


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Hendrix College Team Game-by-Game (Final Stats) 

All games 

TEAM STATISTICS 

Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds 

Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg 

UNIV. OF THE OZARKS 11/15/09 76-95 L 23-69 .333 9-21 .429 21-26 .808 14 11 25 25.0 20 17 7 2 9 76 76.0 

vs Westminster College 11/20/09 80-78 W 27-57 .474 6-13 .462 20-25 .800 11 26 37 31.0 15 15 14 0 5 80 78.0 

vs Greenville College 11/21/09 85-76 W 26-48 .542 10-18 .556 23-29 .793 3 31 34 32.0 13 18 13 2 1 85 80.3 

at Austin College 12/04/09 72-82 L 23-54 .426 3-11 .273 23-39 .590 16 25 41 34.2 17 11 22 2 16 72 78.2 

at Colorado College 12/06/09 60-71 L 25-67 .373 4-15 .267 6-8 .750 12 29 41 35.6 19 20 14 2 5 60 74.6 

MILLSAPS COLLEGE 12/17/09 71-67 Wot 21-50 .420 2-14 .143 27-36 .750 8 29 37 35.8 14 16 12 5 4 71 74.0 

vs Coe College 12/19/09 74-73 W 25-56 .446 5-14 .357 19-28 .679 8 24 32 35.3 19 7 14 1 7 74 74.0 

vs Cornell College 12/20/09 56-67 L 17-55 .309 6-25 .240 18-24 .750 5 26 31 34.8 26 11 15 1 5 58 72.0 

at University of Dallas 01/04/10 69-81 L 25-61 .410 2-18 .111 17-26 .654 13 27 40 35.3 22 9 11 1 3 69 71.7 

TRINITY UNIVERSITY 01/08/10 54-61 L 22-57 .386 4-19 .211 6-11 .545 10 23 33 35.1 15 15 12 2 7 54 69.9 

SOUTHWESTERN UNIVE 01/10/10 66-74 L 23-52 .442 6-21 .286 14-26 .538 6 27 33 34.9 18 12 11 3 4 66 69.5 

DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 01/15/10 81-89 L 31-59 .525 11-20 .550 8-13 .615 9 20 29 34.4 18 17 15 1 7 81 70.5 

CENTRE COLLEGE 01/17/10 46-66 L 14-50 .280 6-20 .300 12-19 .632 8 19 27 33.8 17 8 9 1 2 46 68.6 

at Birmingham-Southern 01/22/10 68-75 L 26-62 .419 9-30 .300 7-15 .467 9 24 33 33.8 23 11 15 6 7 68 68.6 

at Rhodes College 1/24/10 80-93 L 29-68 .426 8-26 .308 14-20 .700 6 22 28 33.4 19 16 11 1 5 80 69.3 

OGLETHORPE UNIVERSI 01/29/10 60-58 W 25-60 .417 6-22 .273 4-6 .667 8 32 40 33.8 14 14 17 5 3 60 68.8 

SEWANEE UNIVERSITY 01/31/10 83-59 W 28-56 .500 6-18 .333 21-28 .750 6 28 34 33.8 11 23 8 4 10 83 69.6 

at Trinity University 02/05/10 56-78 L 20-59 .339 10-27 .370 6-12 .500 12 17 29 33.6 10 12 12 1 8 56 68.8 

at Southwestern Univers 02-06-10 58-60 L 18-53 .340 9-30 .300 13-18 .722 10 33 43 34.1 12 11 18 1 5 58 68.3 

UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS 02/09/10 64-65 L 20-52 .385 7-19 .368 17-23 .739 10 28 38 34.2 14 18 13 4 4 64 68.1 

at Millsaps College 02/13/10 38-49 L 13-51 .255 5-25 .200 7-10 .700 8 22 30 34.0 15 6 12 1 4 38 66.6 

AUSTIN COLLEGE 02/19/10 69-83 L 22-48 .458 8-16 .500 17-27 .630 5 21 26 33.7 17 14 19 0 3 69 66.7 

COLORADO COLLEGE 02/21/10 88-78 W 25-50 .500 6-16 .375 32-45 .711 6 31 37 33.8 24 14 14 3 12 88 67.7 

Hendrix College 1556 528-1294 .408 148-458 .323 352-514 .685 203 575 778 33.8 392 315 308 49 136 1556 67.7 

Opponents 1678 623-1403 .444 139-440 .316 293-430 .681 265 638 903 39.3 434 360 292 71 154 1678 73.0 

Games played: 23 

Points/game: 67.7 

FG Pct: 40.8 

3FG Pct: 32.3 

FT Pct: 68.5 

Rebounds/game: 33.8 

Assists/game: 13.7 

Turnovers/game: 13.4 

Assist/turnover ratio: 1.0 

Steals/game: 5.9 

Blocks/game: 2.1 



Hendrix College Category Leaders (Final Stats) 

All games 

2009-10 stats 

Points G Pts Pts/G 

Nick Heathscott 23 380 16.5 

Cal Rose 23 337 14.7 

Ryan Rizos 22 191 8.7 

Chris Goodman 22 169 7.7 

Ammon Martin 23 161 7.0 

Janson Hightower 23 132 5.7 

Jesse Ford 12 54 4.5 

Scott Sherrill 13 42 3.2 

Josh Graham 18 31 1.7 

Jaren Riley 16 23 1.4 

Sean McQueen 21 18 0.9 

James Ewing 4 17 4.3 

FG Percentage FG Att Pct 

Josh Graham 12 20 .600 

Nick Heathscott 140 264 .530 

James Ewing 5 11 .455 

Ryan Rizos 68 154 .442 

Jesse Ford 17 41 .415 

Cal Rose 109 281 .388 

Ammon Martin 61 165 .370 

Chris Goodman 49 134 .366 

Scott Sherrill 18 53 .340 

Sean McQueen 7 23 .304 

Janson Hightower 35 115 .304 

Jaren Riley 7 24 .292 

3-Point Percentage 3FG Att Pct 

James Ewing 2 3 .667 


Cal Rose 68 195 .349 



Ryan Rizos 11 39 .282 



Chase Pemberton 0 1 .000 


Free Throw Percent FG Att Pct 





Cal Rose 51 69 .739 


Josh Graham 7 10 .700 


Ryan Rizos 44 69 .638 

Scott Sherrill 6 11 .545 

Dayton Sheridan 1 2 .500 


Scoring Average G Pts Avg/G 


Cal Rose 23 337 14.7 







Scott Sherrill 13 42 3.2 


Jaren Riley 16 23 1.4 

Sean McQueen 21 18 0.9 

Field Goal Attempts G Att Att/G 

Cal Rose 23 281 12.2 





Field Goals Made G Made Made/G 


Cal Rose 23 109 4.7 




3-Point FG Attempts G Att Att/G 

Cal Rose 23 195 8.5 





3-Point FG Made G Made Made/G 

Cal Rose 23 68 3.0 





Free Throw Attempts G Att Att/G 




Cal Rose 23 69 3.0 


Free Throws Made G Made Made/G 



Cal Rose 23 51 2.2 





Hendrix College Category Leaders (Final Stats) 

All games 

2009-10 stats 

Rebounds G Reb Reb/G 





Cal Rose 23 75 3.3 

Rebound Average G Reb Avg/G 






Offensive Rebounds G No. Avg/G 





Cal Rose 23 16 0.7 

Defensive Rebounds G No. Avg/G 




Cal Rose 23 59 2.6 


Fouls G No. Per/G 





Cal Rose 23 45 2.0 

Assists G No. Ast/G 


Cal Rose 23 36 1.6 




Steals G No. Stl/G 


Cal Rose 23 25 1.1 




Blocked Shots G No. Blk/G 






Minutes G No. Min/G 

Cal Rose 23 680 29.6 





Turnovers G No. TO/G 



Cal Rose 23 40 1.7 



Foulouts G No. 

Chris Goodman 22 3 

Ryan Rizos 22 1 

Janson Hightower 23 1 

Josh Graham 18 1 

Ammon Martin 23 1 

Scott Sherrill 13 1 

Nick Heathscott 23 1 



Hendrix College Player High/Low Analysis (Final Stats) 

All games 

Hendrix College - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS 

Points 30 Cal Rose vs Cornell College (12/20/09) 

30 Nick Heathscott vs Millsaps College (12/17/09) 

27 Nick Heathscott vs Trinity University (01/08/10) 

27 Nick Heathscott vs Greenville College (11/21/09) 

24 Nick Heathscott at Rhodes College (1/24/10) 

Field Goals Made 11 Nick Heathscott vs Trinity University (01/08/10) 

10 Nick Heathscott at Rhodes College (1/24/10) 


Field Goal Att. 18 Cal Rose at Rhodes College (1/24/10) 

18 Cal Rose at Birmingham-Southern (01/22/10) 

18 Cal Rose vs DePauw University (01/15/10) 

FG Pct (min 5 made) .833 (10-12) Nick Heathscott vs Millsaps College (12/17/09) 

.833 (5-6) Ammon Martin vs Greenville College (11/21/09) 

3-Point FG Made 6 Cal Rose vs Cornell College (12/20/09) 

6 Cal Rose vs Greenville College (11/21/09) 

3-Point FG Att. 15 Cal Rose at Southwestern Univers (02-06-10) 

13 Cal Rose vs Cornell College (12/20/09) 

3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) 1.000 (3-3) Ryan Rizos vs DePauw University (01/15/10) 

1.000 (2-2) Chris Goodman vs Austin College (02/19/10) 

1.000 (2-2) James Ewing vs Coe College (12/19/09) 

1.000 (2-2) Ammon Martin vs Greenville College (11/21/09) 

1.000 (2-2) Ryan Rizos vs Univ. of the Ozarks (11/15/09) 

Free Throws Made 12 Nick Heathscott at Southwestern Univers (02-06-10) 


Free Throw Att. 14 Nick Heathscott at Southwestern Univers (02-06-10) 


11 Nick Heathscott at Austin College (12/04/09) 

11 Nick Heathscott vs Greenville College (11/21/09) 

FT Pct (min 3 made) 1.000 (8-8) Janson Hightower vs Univ. of the Ozarks (11/15/09) 

1.000 (7-7) Nick Heathscott vs Coe College (12/19/09) 

1.000 (6-6) Janson Hightower at University of Dallas (01/04/10) 

1.000 (5-5) Ammon Martin vs Westminster College (11/20/09) 

1.000 (4-4) Janson Hightower vs Southwestern Univers (01/10/10) 

1.000 (4-4) Chris Goodman vs Cornell College (12/20/09) 

1.000 (4-4) Chris Goodman at Colorado College (12/06/09) 

1.000 (3-3) Cal Rose at University of Dallas (01/04/10) 

1.000 (3-3) James Ewing vs Coe College (12/19/09) 

Rebounds 14 Nick Heathscott at Austin College (12/04/09) 

13 Nick Heathscott vs Oglethorpe Universit (01/29/10) 

Assists 11 Janson Hightower vs Millsaps College (12/17/09) 

11 Janson Hightower vs Univ. of the Ozarks (11/15/09) 

Steals 5 Janson Hightower at Birmingham-Southern (01/22/10) 

5 Janson Hightower vs Westminster College (11/20/09) 

Blocked Shots 3 Nick Heathscott vs Colorado College (02/21/10) 

2 Ryan Rizos vs Sewanee University (01/31/10) 

2 Nick Heathscott vs Sewanee University (01/31/10) 

2 Nick Heathscott vs Oglethorpe Universit (01/29/10) 

2 Jesse Ford at Birmingham-Southern (01/22/10) 

2 Nick Heathscott at Birmingham-Southern (01/22/10) 

2 Nick Heathscott vs Southwestern Univers (01/10/10) 

2 Nick Heathscott vs Trinity University (01/08/10) 

2 Ryan Rizos vs Millsaps College (12/17/09) 

2 Scott Sherrill at Colorado College (12/06/09) 

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Hendrix College Team High/Low Analysis (Final Stats) 

All games 

Hendrix College - TEAM GAME HIGHS 

POINTS 88 COLORADO COLLEGE (02/21/10) 

85 vs Greenville College (11/21/09) 

83 SEWANEE UNIVERSITY (01/31/10) 

81 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY (01/15/10) 

80 at Rhodes College (1/24/10) 

80 vs Westminster College (11/20/09) 

FIELD GOALS MADE 31 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY (01/15/10) 


FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 69 UNIV. OF THE OZARKS (11/15/09) 


FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .542 (26-48) vs Greenville College (11/21/09) 

.525 (31-59) DEPAUW UNIVERSITY (01/15/10) 

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 11 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY (01/15/10) 

10 at Trinity University (02/05/10) 

10 vs Greenville College (11/21/09) 

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 30 at Southwestern Univers (02-06-10) 

30 at Birmingham-Southern (01/22/10) 

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .556 (10-18) vs Greenville College (11/21/09) 

.550 (11-20) DEPAUW UNIVERSITY (01/15/10) 

FREE THROWS MADE 32 COLORADO COLLEGE (02/21/10) 

27 MILLSAPS COLLEGE (12/17/09) 

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 45 COLORADO COLLEGE (02/21/10) 

39 at Austin College (12/04/09) 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .808 (21-26) UNIV. OF THE OZARKS (11/15/09) 

.800 (20-25) vs Westminster College (11/20/09) 

REBOUNDS 43 at Southwestern Univers (02-06-10) 

41 at Colorado College (12/06/09) 

41 at Austin College (12/04/09) 

ASSISTS 23 SEWANEE UNIVERSITY (01/31/10) 

20 at Colorado College (12/06/09) 

STEALS 16 at Austin College (12/04/09) 

12 COLORADO COLLEGE (02/21/10) 

BLOCKED SHOTS 6 at Birmingham-Southern (01/22/10) 

5 OGLETHORPE UNIVERSIT (01/29/10) 

5 MILLSAPS COLLEGE (12/17/09) 

TURNOVERS 22 at Austin College (12/04/09) 

19 AUSTIN COLLEGE (02/19/10) 

FOULS 26 vs Cornell College (12/20/09) 

24 COLORADO COLLEGE (02/21/10) 

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Team Records 

Points 

Game.......................... 133 vs. Philander Smith (12.8.89) 

Season..................... 2,983 1990-91 (33 games) 

Rebounds 

Game............................ 61 vs. Arkansas Tech (1972-73) 

Season..................... 1,256 1990-91 (33 games) 

Assists 

Game............................ 32 vs. Philander Smith (12.1.90) 

Season........................ 668 1990-91 (33 games) 

Steals 

Game............................ 23 vs. Southwestern (1.20.95) 

Season........................ 226 1994-95 (25 games) 

Blocks 

Game............................ 10 vs. Ozarks (1.2.06) 

Season.......................... 93 2005-06 (24 games) 

3-Point Field Goals 

Game............................ 16 vs. Principia (11.25.07) 

Season........................ 172 1996-97 (25 games) 

Field Goals 

Game............................ 51 vs. Philander Smith (12.8.89) 

51 vs. Philander Smith (12.12.88) 

Season..................... 1,052 1990-91 (33 games) 

Free Throws 

Game............................ 39 vs. Southern Arkansas (2.4.91) 

Season........................ 693 1990-91 (33 games) 

Largest Margin of Victory - 94 pts: 122-28 vs. Messenger (1998-99) 

Largest Margin of Defeat - 62 pts: 95-33 vs. Arkansas Tech (1949-50) 

Most Wins in Season - 28 (1990-91) 

Most Losses in Season - 23 (2003-04) 

Best Record - 28-5: 84.9 win percentage (1990-91) 

Worst Record - 0-23: 00.0 win percentage (2003-04) 

Consecutive Wins - 12 (1979-80; 1980-81; 1988-89; 1993-94 - 1994-95) 

Consecutive Wins to Start Season - 12 (1979-80) 

Consecutive Losses - 24 (2003-04 - 2004-05) 

Consecutive Losses to Start Season - 23 (2003-04) 

Individual Records 

Points 

Game............................ 43 Danny Thomas vs. State College of Arkansas (2.27.71) 

Season........................ 641 Cordell Caviness (1988-89) 

Career...................... 1,874 Cordell Caviness (1985-89) 

Rebounds 

Game............................ 21 Andrew King vs. Austin College (1.11.08) 

21 Jackie Banks vs. Philander Smith College (1987-88) 

Season........................ 288 Lawson Pilgrim (1979-80) 

Career......................... 837 Andrew King (2005-09) 

Assists 

Game............................ 13 Craig Collier vs. Ouachita Baptist (1989-90) 

Season........................ 219 Kyle James (1990-91) 

Career......................... 627 Kerry Evans (1980-84) 

Steals 

Game.............................. 6 Justin Jaramillo vs. Rose-Hulman (1.21.05) 

Season.......................... 73 Stacy Vines (1993-94) 

Career......................... 140 Stacy Vines (199 

Blocks 

Game.............................. 5 William Knapp vs. Ozarks (1.2.06) 

Season.......................... 30 William Knapp (2005-06) 

Career........................... 70 Robbie Lentz (1994-98) 

3-Point Field Goals 

Game.............................. 8 Travis Wood vs. LSU-Shreveport (1.6.96) 

8 Cordell Caviness vs. Arkansas Tech (1.21.89) 

Season.......................... 72 Cordell Caviness (1988-89) 

Career......................... 204 Nathan Tumlinson (1993-97) 

Field Goals 

Game............................ 17 Tim Pickering vs. Missouri Baptist (11.23.90) 

17 Danny Thomas vs. UA-Monticello (1.15.72) 

17 Bobby Acklin vs. John Brown (12.16.77) 

Season........................ 260 Tom Poole (1974-75) 

Career......................... 765 Tom Poole (1971-75) 

Free Throws 

Game............................ 19 Larry Fincher vs. Ozarks (2.15.64) 

Season........................ 175 Joe Murphy (1964-65) 

Career......................... 467 Joe Murphy (1962-66) 

Free Throw Percentage 

Game.......................... 100 Larry Fincher: 19-19 vs. ozarks (2.15.64) 

Season....................... 92.9 Matt Secrease: 65-70 (2005-06) 

Career........................ 86.9 Matt Secrease: 232-267 (2003-07) 


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All-SCAC First Team 

Andrew King (06-07, 07-08, 08-09) 

Sabian Murray (99-00) 

Jason Rhodes (94-95, 95-96) 

William Kellybrew (91-92) 

Kyle James (90-91) 

Tim Pickering (90-91) 

Jackie Banks (89-90) 

Cordell Caviness (86-87, 87-88, 88-89) 

Wyndell Hunt (84-85, 85-86) 

Kerry Evans (81-82, 82-83, 83-84) 

Mark Calvin (81-82, 82-83) 

Herman Hammons (80-81) 

Lawson Pilgrim (79-80, 80-81) 

Austin Sullivan (78-79, 79-80) 

Bobby Acklin (77-78, 78-79) 

Andy Balenton (75-76, 76-77) 

Tom Poole (73-74, 74-75) 

Cordell Caviness - 1,874 (85-89) 

Danny Thomas - 1,825 (69-73) 

Austin Sullivan - 1,812 (76-80) 

Tom Poole - 1,810 (71-75) 

Kerry Evans - 1,810 (80-84) 

Andrew King - 1,638 (05-09) 

Bobby Acklin - 1,453 (75-79) 

Ed Dunaway - 1,437 (24-28) 

Joe Murphy - 1,411 (62-66) 

Tim Pickering - 1,399 (87-91) 

Andrew King - 837 (05-09) 

Jackie Banks - 813 (86-90) 

Andy Balenton - 799 (73-77) 

Herman Hammons - 771 (77-81) 

Robert Wright - 727 (81-85) 

All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Honors List 

All-SCAC Second Team 

Nick Heathscott (09-10) 

Jason Bland (98-99) 

Robbie Lentz (97-98) 

Mike Eddy (96-97) 

Travis Wood (96-97) 

All-Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference Honors List 

Danny Thomas (71-72, 72-73) 

Dewayne Nash (68-69) 

Kent Ritchie (64-65) 

Joe Murphy (64-65) 

Roger Bates (56-57) 

Phil Guthrie (55-56) 

George Morgan (47-48) 

Troy Bledsoe (47-48, 48-49) 

Y.M. Massey (40-41) 

Frank Smith (38-39, 39-40) 

Boots Coleman (37-38) 

Elbert Wilkes (36-37) 

Dewitt Smith (36-37) 

Walter Fisher (32-33, 33-34) 

All-Time 1,000 Point List 

Herman Hammons - 1,357 (77-81) 

William Kellybrew - 1,353 (88-92) 

Jason Rhodes - 1,340 (92-96) 

Lawson Pilgrim - 1,322 (78-81) 

Mark Calvin - 1,318 (79-83) 

Jackie Banks - 1,294 (86-90) 

Wyndell Hunt - 1,281 (82-86) 

Cal Rose - 1,261 (06-10) 

Matt Secrease - 1,250 (03-07) 

Robert Wright - 1,246 (81-85) 

All-Time 500 Rebound List 

Lawson Pilgrim - 672 (78-81) 

Jason Rhodes - 599 (92-96) 

Cordell Caviness - 591 (85-89) 

Tim Pickering - 576 (87-91) 

Wyndell Hunt - 558 (82-86) 

All-SCAC Honorable Mention 

David Foley (08-09) 

Cal Rose (07-08, 08-09, 09-10) 

Michael Bennet (06-07) 

Matt Secrease (06-07) 

Andrew King (05-06) 

Reggie Talley (02-03) 

Sabian Murray (00-01) 

Nathan Tumlinson (93-94, 94-95, 95-96) 

Chris Hervey (93-94) 

Tim Rainey (92-93) 

Everett Eason (30-31, 31-32) 

Bob Miller (30-31, 31-32) 

Harold Moffatt (30-31, 31-32) 

Marion Atkinson (30-31, 31-32) 

Elmer Smith (27-28, 28-29, 29-30, 30-31) 

Jep Evans (27-28) 

Henry Hudson (25-26, 26-27, 27-28) 

Pete Rainey (25-26, 26-27) 

Ed Dunaway (25-26, 26-27, 27-28) 

Ike Laws (24-25, 25-26, 26-27, 27-28) 

Jack Schisler (20-21, 21-22) 

John Thompson (19-20, 20-21, 21-22) 

Andy Balenton - 1,224 (73-77) 

Nathan Tumlison - 1,208 (93-97) 

Craig Collier - 1,121 (88-91) 

Robbie Lentz - 1,098 (94-98) 

Nick Lasker - 1,094 (84-88) 

Sabian Murray - 1,070 (97-01) 

Kirk Oliver - 1,030 (74-78) 

E.J. Jones - 1,027 (87-91) 

Bobby Acklin - 534 (75-79) 

Mark Calvin - 509 (79-83) 

Robbie Lentz - 502 (94-98) 

Jerry Don Macon - 501 (79-83) 

SCAC Player-of-the-Year 

Jason Rhodes (95-96) 

SCAC Newcomer-of-the-Year 

Andrew King (05-06) 

SCAC Coach-of-the-Year 

Cliff Garrison (94-95) 

SCAC Players of the Week 

2009-10 

Nick Heathscott - Week 10 

2007-08 

Andrew King - Week 5 and Week 1 

2006-07 

Andrew King - Week 13 and Week 4 

2005-06 

Andrew King - Week 5 

2004-05 

Matt Secrease - Week 5 

1999-00 

Sabian Murray - Week 8 

1998-99 

Sabian Murray - Week 10 

1997-98 

Robbie Lentz - Week 10 

Jason Bland - Week 4 

1996-97 

Robbie lentz - Week 4 

1995-96 

Jason Rhodes - Week 9 and Week 5 

1994-95 

Jason Rhodes - Week 8 

Greg Vines - Week 1 

1992-93 

Kenny Gunderman - Week 8 

NCAA/NAIA All-Americans 

Andrew King 

05-06 NCAA D-III Freshman All-American 

Jason Rhodes 

95-96 NCAA D-III 2nd Team All-American 

Lawson Pilgrim 

80-81 NAIA 1st Team All-American 

79-80 NAIA 2nd Team All-American 


All-Time Results 

record book 

19937-38: 18-6 

Head Coach: Ivan H. Grove 

-- Arkansas Foundry W, 32-30 

-- Laman Furniture W, 79-10 

-- Tull-Butler W, 46-38 

-- Arkansas Tech L, 43-51 

-- Arkansas Tech W, 42-33 


-- Staf-O-Life W, 42-32 

-- Arkansas State W, 31-20 

-- Arkansas College W, 27-24 

-- Staf-O-Life L, 31-47 

-- Magnolia A&M W, 42-37 

-- Henderson State W, 42-31 




-- Harding W, 48-38 

-- Arkansas College L, 45-55 


-- Arkansas Foundry L, 39-40 



-- Damascus W, 47-19 


-- ASTC (UCA) L, 31-49 

1938-39: 16-7 


-- Staf-O-Life W, 51-38 





-- Little Rock JC W, 33-29 



-- ASTC (UCA) L, 22-39 

-- Henderson State L, 20-21 

-- Ouachita Baptist L, 32-36 






-- Harding L, 55-61 




-- Melbourne W, 39-21 



1940-41: 10-7 




-- Fire Flies W, 55-38 


-- Ouachita Baptist W, 41-37 






-- Arkansas State L, 41-46 





-- Arkadelphia Ind. W, 38-33 


1941-42: 8-13 


-- Kroger W, 41-26 

-- Worthen Bank W, 37-35 

-- Worthen Bank L, 30-51 



-- Kroger W, 33-26 


-- Magnolia A&M L, 32-48 














1944-45: 8-10 


-- Spaulding LR L, 27-33 


-- ASTC (UCA) W, 34-27 

-- ASTC (UCA) W, 26-20 






-- Plumerville W, 55-39 



-- ASTC (UCA) L, 30-37 

-- ASTC (UCA) L, 28-35 

-- ASTC (UCA) W, 37-29 

-- Ozarks L, 28-29 

-- Ozarks W, 46-33 

-- Camp Robinson L, 25-62 

1945-46: 6-12 


-- Ark. Medical School L, 27-36 



-- Morgan Insurance L, 28-51 



-- Morgan Insurance L, 42-44 



-- Ozarks W, 48-33 





-- Ozarks W, 38-29 




1946-47: 13-13 


-- Ark. Medical School W, 50-45 







-- Ozarks L, 47-61 


-- Monticello A&M W, 81-64 



-- Ozarks L, 65-67 

-- American Legion L, 40-78 

-- American Legion L, 45-74 







-- Monticello A&M L, 37-48 

-- Fort Smith JC W, 46-38 


-- ASTC (UCA) W, 70-37 

-- Ozarks L, 50-62 

1947-48: 17-6 

Head Coach: Morton Hutto 

-- Kinney Shoe Co. W, 68-47 


-- Beebe JC L, 60-61 



-- Ozarks L, 62-64 



-- Little Rock JC L, 35-46 






-- Ozarks W, 61-53 





-- Beebe JC W, 68-63 

-- Jonesboro W, 59-53 


-- Carlisle L, 41-67 

1948-49: 8-11 







-- Ozarks L, 41-67 









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-- Ozarks L, 51-67 





1949-50: 7-16 



-- Beebe JC L, 44-63 





-- Ozarks L, 52-69 



-- Ozarks L, 39-53 











-- Beebe JC L, 48-57 

-- Garland Pride W, 84-51 

-- Jonesboro L, 72-80 

1950-51: 3-20 


-- Warren W, 78-49 

-- Beebe JC L, 61-66 







-- Ozarks L, 48-54 



-- Southern State L, 45-79 





-- Ozarks L, 40-53 


-- Beebe JC L, 43-50 



-- Salem W, 56-55 

-- Jonesboro L, 46-66 

1951-52: 11-9 


-- Beebe JC L, 56-60 

-- Beebe JC W, 65-45 





-- Ozarks W, 47-45 


-- Ozarks W, 55-42 









-- Southern State W, 85-74 



1952-53: 15-10 


-- Millsaps W, 59-47 

-- Millsaps L, 55-57 

-- Mississippi College W, 51-47 


-- Beebe JC W, 65-55 

-- Beebe JC W, 66-59 












-- Ozarks W, 55-52 


-- Ozarks L, 47-49 


-- Batesville Shoe Co. W, 88-54 

-- Razorback Ramblers W, 86-67 

-- Jonesboro W, 67-65 


1953-54: 4-15 




-- Beebe JC W, 78-73 



-- Beebe JC W, 80-65 





-- Ozarks L, 67-70 





-- Arkansas A&M L, 64-67 

-- Ozarks L, 54-66 


-- Camp Chaffee L, 54-70 

1954-55: 11-13 





-- Ozarks L, 51-53 

-- Beebe JC W, 60-58 








-- Ozarks W, 64-57 






-- Beebe JC L, 65-76 

-- Melbourne W, 90-59 

-- Hot Springs W, 95-83 

-- Sweet Home W, 114-59 

-- Beebe JC W, 84-75 

-- Camp Chaffee L, 78-92 

1955-56: 13-7 


-- Beebe JC W, 81-70 

-- Ozarks W, 73-71 







-- Ozarks W, 73-70 








-- Beebe JC L, 71-72 






record book 

1956-57: 15-10 

Head Coach: John Douthitt 




-- Beebe JC W, 66-58 



-- Beebe JC W, 80-65 




-- Arkansas A&M W, 75-72 

-- Ozarks W, 87-84 








-- Ozarks W, 82-70 

-- ASTC (UCA) L, 73-86 


-- Lavaca Ind. W, 76-49 

-- Beebe JC W, 77-70 


1957-58: 9-17 

Head Coach: Gene Wilbourn 

-- Fort Smith JC L, 76-79 



-- Beebe JC L, 57-63 

-- Mississippi College L, 55-75 

-- Millsaps L, 68-72 

-- Beebe JC W, 63-57 



-- Ozarks L, 67-90 







-- Ozarks W, 63-60 






-- Acme Materials W, 98-84 

-- Eddins-Stuttgart W, 88-72 

-- Leslie W, 84-74 

-- Ark.-Mo. Power W, 113-86 

1958-59: 5-14 


-- Beebe JC W, 72-66 


-- Beebe JC L, 58-73 




-- Ozarks L, 45-91 






-- Ozarks L, 56-57 







1959-60: 9-15 


-- Southern Baptist W, 73-67 

-- Ozarks L, 63-67 


-- Mississippi College L, 71-101 









-- John Brown W, 68-61 


-- Ozarks W, 88-73 










1960-61: 7-15 

Head Coach: Lawrence Mobley 

-- Fort Smith JC L, 44-53 








-- Christian Brothers L, 54-68 

-- Southwestern L, 64-77 


-- Ozarks L, 42-60 









-- Ozarks W, 49-46 


1961-62: 13-11 


-- Bethel W, 54-52 










-- Ozarks L, 60-63 








-- Little Rock Univ. W, 72-50 

-- Ozarks W, 67-57 





1962-63: 14-9 



-- Bethel L, 64-67 








-- ASTC (UCA) L, 57-66 

-- Ozarks W, 69-57 







-- ASTC (UCA) W, 59-57 

-- Ozarks W, 74-57 





1963-64: 18-9 



-- Bethel W, 93-65 

-- East Texas Baptist W, 68-67 


-- Harding W, 100-82 




-- Bethel L, 63-77 

-- Southwestern W, 94-87 

-- ASTC (UCA) L, 71-73 

-- Ozarks W, 75-61 








-- ASTC (UCA) L, 80-92 

-- Ozarks W, 90-71 



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1964-65: 18-7 



-- Bethel W, 90-83 





-- Ozarks W, 90-76 

-- ASTC (UCA) L, 75-79 


-- Martin Branch W, 87-81 


-- Georgetown (Tex) W, 83-69 







-- Ozarks W, 97-60 

-- ASTC (UCA) W, 74-66 



-- Southwestern W, 75-65 



1965-66: 8-19 



-- Little Rock Univ. L, 71-78 

-- Beebe JC W, 77-65 




-- ASTC (UCA) L, 73-76 

-- Arkansa Tech L, 78-82 





-- Evangel W, 103-85 

-- Ozarks L, 59-71 


-- Hendersont State L, 64-84 



-- ASTC (UCA) L, 54-68 




-- Ozarks L, 68-81 





1966-67: 12-16 



-- Central Bible W, 93-59 

-- Arkansas State JC L, 77-78 

-- Oral Roberts W, 66-65 






-- Ozarks W, 94-87 




-- ASTC (UCA) L, 73-86 



-- Philander Smith L, 78-81 

-- Arkansas State JC W, 85-78 




-- Ozarks W, 68-46 


-- State Col. of Ark. L, 72-77 





1967-68: 11-16 


-- Philander Smith W, 103-65 







-- Ozarks L, 52-67 















-- Ozarks L, 62-65 


-- State Col. of Ark. W, 82-76 



1968-69: 9-14 



-- Little Rock Univ. L, 91-92 











-- Ozarks W, 79-73 










-- Ozarks W, 90-72 

1969-70: 5-19 


-- UALR L, 85-88 

-- Langston L, 62-88 





-- Lambuth L, 57-60 


-- Evangel L, 78-89 

-- UALR L, 85-94 




-- Ozarks W, 89-84 










-- Ozarks W, 105-87 



1970-71: 9-14 


-- Ozarks W, 94-84 

-- UALR W, 75-71 




-- Ozarks W, 89-72 










-- UALR W, 96-86 

-- Ozarks W, 99-67 







1971-72: 12-13 


-- East Texas Baptist L, 76-84 

-- UALR W, 99-94 

-- Ozarks W, 95-62 





-- Ozarks L, 80-82 

-- Arkasnas College L, 75-82 



-- UA-Pine Bluff W, 101-84 

-- UA-Monticello L, 84-98 

-- UCA W, 83-81 




-- UALR L, 65-76 

-- Ozarks L, 82-106 




-- UA-Pine Bluff L, 76-87 

-- UA-Monticello W, 86-80 

-- UCA W, 88-81 

1972-73: 15-11 

Head Coach: Cliff Garrison 

-- UALR L, 82-92 

-- Southwest Okla. W, 95-84 


-- UCA W, 87-57 

-- Drury L, 71-86 



-- UCA L, 85-87 






-- Ozarks W, 70-57 




-- UCA W, 78-75 


-- Lambuth W, 92-79 


-- UALR L, 81-82 



-- Ozarks W, 104-70 


1973-74: 14-13 


-- UALR L, 68-69 

-- Northeast Okla. L, 70-76 

-- Ozarks W, 90-58 

-- Okahoma Christian W, 90-66 





-- UALR W, 76-70 

-- Drury W, 80-77 



-- Ozarks W, 79-64 

-- UCA L, 61-63 









-- Ozarks W, 69-56 

-- UCA L, 65-87 




1974-75: 19-11 


-- Freed Hardeman W, 99-73 

-- UALR W, 73-64 

-- Whitworth W, 77-62 


-- Oklahoma Christian W, 71-66 

-- UCA W, 70-61 

-- Northeast Okla. W, 82-73 




-- Drury L, 80-102 

-- UALR L, 66-72 

-- Okla. Liberal Arts W, 84-67 




-- Ozarks W, 78-72 

-- UCA L, 71-75 








-- Ozarks W, 74-64 

-- UCA L, 55-57 




1975-76: 12-13 



-- Christian Brothers W, 66-59 




record book 

$ = AIC Tournament 


-- Louisiana College L, 62-81 

-- Drury L, 77-78 


-- Ozarks W, 68-52 

-- UCA L, 66-67 








-- Ozarks L, 66-71 

-- UCA W, 77-71 




1976-77: 14-12 



-- John Brown L, 80-98 

-- Jackson State L, 69-80 

-- McKendree W, 93-83 

-- UCA W, 75-68 










-- Ozarks W, 95-69 

-- UCA L, 72-74 






-- Ozarks W, 79-72 



-- $ Arkansas Tech W, 75-73 

-- $ Southern State L, 86-88 


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$ = AIC Tournament 

1977-78: 21-8 



-- Wiley College L, 52-60 

-- Wiley College L, 63-64 

-- East Texas State W, 76-75 

-- Louisiana College W, 52-50 


-- UCA W, 77-71 



-- Southeast Okla. W, 100-72 

-- East Central Okla. W, 75-56 

-- Delta State W, 98-90 




-- Ozarks W, 75-73 



-- UCA L, 61-76 






-- Ozarks L, 76-87 



-- $ Ozarks W, 85-72 

-- $ Ouachita Baptist L, 80-93 

1978-79: 23-8 




-- Wiley College W, 100-82 

-- Dallas Baptist W, 91-80 

-- Southwest Baptist L, 67-71 



-- Ozarks L, 92-93 



-- Okla. Liberal Arts W, 89-79 


-- UCA W, 80-63 







-- $ UA-Monticello W, 75-66 

-- $ Arkansas College W, 76-68 

-- $ Henderson State L, 60-65 

1979-80: 23-5 (AIC Champions) 




-- Drury W, 77-67 

-- Quincy W, 76-68 



-- Ozarks W, 89-75 


-- Mississippi Southern W, 79-69 

-- Southeast Missouri W, 85-67 


-- UCA W, 61-52 






-- Ozarks W, 77-65 



-- UCA W, 77-73 







-- $ UCA L, 57-68 

1980-81: 23-5 (AIC Champions) 







-- Ozarks W, 89-74 



-- Northeast Okla. W, 74-59 


-- UCA W, 66-63 







-- Ozarks W, 65-57 

-- UCA W, 71-65 







-- $ UCA W, 66-65 



1981-82: 12-16 


-- Drury W, 75-64 

-- Baptist Christian W, 89-46 


-- Central Missouri L, 74-79 

-- Central Missouri W, 62-61 






-- Ozarks L, 101-102 

-- UCA L, 64-65 








-- Ozarks W, 70-66 

-- UCA L, 63-82 








1982-83: 19-10 (AIC Champions) 


-- Drury W, 79-68 



-- Tarkio L, 76-77 

-- Benedictine W, 86-53 


-- UALR L, 81-85 

-- Lambuth W, 100-74 




-- Ozarks W, 72-63 





-- UCA L, 47-56 




-- Ozarks W, 61-56 





-- UCA W, 78-76 



-- $ UA-Pine Bluff L, 62-74 



1983-84: 16-11 


-- Drury L, 62-73 


-- Drury W, 77-63 




-- Bethany W, 76-74 

-- Panhandle State L, 79-83 



-- Ozarks L, 69-72 





-- UCA W, 69-68 




-- Ozarks L, 74-88 





-- UCA L, 63-71 



1984-85: 21-11 (AIC Champions, 

NAIA District 17 Champions, National 

Tournament) 



-- Bethany L, 64-69 

-- Ozarks W, 66-60 

-- Evangel W, 53-49 

-- Oklahoma Christian L, 56-63 





-- Bethany W, 63-54 



-- Ozarks L, 74-77 





-- UCA W, 76-69 



-- Ozarks W, 82-54 






-- UCA L, 57-64 


-- $ UA-Monticello W, 63-54 

-- $ Ouachita Baptist W, 86-70 


-- % Georgia SW L, 80-89 

1985-86: 9-17 


-- John Brown L, 78-80 




-- Drury L, 59-67 

-- Missouri Southern L, 70-73 


-- UCA L, 53-80 




-- Southern Arkansas W, 58-57 


-- Ozarks L, 49-59 




-- UCA W, 74-63 





-- Ozarks L, 58-74 




-- $ Ozarks W, 62-60 

-- $ UA-Monticello L, 66-80 

1986-87: 9-17 


-- Drury L, 64-67 


-- Southern Nazarene L, 74-82 



-- UCA L, 69-87 






-- Southern Arkansas L, 63-72 


-- Ozarks W, 74-68 



-- UCA L, 76-99 





-- Ozarks L, 63-64 




1987-88: 17-14 


-- Drury W, 75-64 




-- Union W, 96-81 





-- Washburn L, 68-93 

-- William Carey W, 88-81 

-- Southern Nazarene L, 69-81 






-- Ozarks L, 88-95 




record book 

$ = AIC Tournament % = NAIA National Tournament 

-- UCA W, 78-61 





-- Ozarks L, 57-91 




-- UCA L, 59-88 

1988-89: 20-11 


-- Langston L, 99-111 

-- Phillips W, 92-67 

-- Ozarks L, 85-88 


-- Southern Nazarene W, 81-76 


-- Bethel W, 100-92 





-- Harding W, 101-85 




-- Ozarks L, 87-89 




-- UCA L, 72-93 





-- Ozarks W, 65-62 




-- UCA W, 87-73 


-- Ozarks L, 74-92 

1989-90: 14-14 


-- Arkansas Baptist W, 117-108 



-- Ozarks W, 104-89 


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CAPS = SCAC Opponent 

-- Oral Roberts L, 114-134 


-- Bethel W, 103-90 




-- Ozarks W, 93-92 



-- Harding L, 99-111 




-- UCA L, 78-86 

-- Ozarks W, 96-89 









-- UCA L, 64-92 

1990-91: 28-5 (AIC Champions, NAIA 

District 17 Runner-Up) 




-- Drury W, 91-71 



-- Missouri Baptist W, 98-79 

-- Columbia College L, 85-88 


-- Ozarks W, 94-84 


-- Arkansas Baptist L, 79-103 


-- Williams Baptist W, 116-92 







-- Drury L, 72-98 

-- UCA W, 76-72 

-- Ozarks W, 101-98 


‡ = NCAA D-III National Tournament 







-- UCA L, 78-80 

-- Ozarks W, 101-84 


-- UCA L, 84-90 

1991-92: 9-15 (Final year of NAIA/AIC) 


-- Southern Nazarene W, 91-70 

-- Bethel W, 90-77 

-- Spring HIill L, 82-84 


-- Drury L, 82-88 

-- Drury L, 92-97 



-- Ozarks W, 96-80 




-- UCA L, 76-88 








-- UCA L, 73-83 



-- Ozarks L, 82-96 

1992-93: 9-15 (First year of NCAA/SCAC) 


N.20 Arkansas Baptist W, 78-61 

N.23 John Brown L, 71-73 

N.27 John Brown W, 74-70 

N.28 Williams Baptist L, 81-86 

D.1 John Brown W, 96-90 

D.3 Williams Baptist L, 69-84 

J.7 Arkansas Baptist L, 81-93 

J.9 Trinity L, 61-78 

J.11 Southwestern L, 67-72 

J.15 FISK W, 88-80 

J.17 CENTRE L, 82-96 

J.22 RHODES L, 62-77 

J.24 MILLSAPS L, 71-72 

J.29 SEWANEE L, 62-87 

J.31 OGLETHORPE L, 71-93 

F.5 RHODES L, 61-64 

F.7 MILLSAPS W, 87-80 

F.12 Southwestern L, 64-80 

F.14 TRINITY W, 58-52 

F.16 Williams Baptist L, 67-68 

F.19 SEWANEE W, 91-80 

F.21 OGLETHORPE W, 67-65 

F.26 FISK W, 81-64 

F.28 CENTRE L, 82-85 

1993-94: 10-14 


N.19 Maryville L, 53-67 

N.20 Westminster W, 86-58 

N.22 LSU-Shreveport W, 79-77 

N.29 John Brown L, 46-65 

D.3 John Brown L, 57-74 

D.11 Central Baptist L, 62-65 

D.12 Westminster W, 70-59 

J.5 LSU-Shreveport L, 59-77 

J.7 Southwestern W, 67-63 

J.9 TRINITY L, 73-83 

J.14 MILLSAPS W, 99-92 

J.16 RHODES L, 60-62 

J.21 CENTRE L, 63-72 

J.23 FISK W, 98-62 



2.4 MILLSAPS L, 74-84 

2.6 RHODES W, 76-75 

2.11 OGLETHORPE L, 64-98 

2.13 SEWANEE W, 73-67 

2.18 CENTRE L, 67-90 

2.20 FISK W, 91-61 

2.26 TRINITY L, 71-77 

2.27 Southwestern W, 65-64 

1994-95: 19-6 (T-2nd in SCAC, NCAA 

National Tournament First Round) 



N.19 Austin W, 97-69 


N.25 Dallas W, 86-76 


D.3 Williams Baptist W, 96-78 

D.9 Blackburn W, 78-67 

D.10 Maryville W, 84-65 

J.3 Dallas W, 80-79 

J.6 Williams Baptist W, 78-72 

J.9 RHODES W 77-71 


J.15 OGLETHORPE W, 63-56 

J.20 SOUTHWESTERN W, 80-63 

J.22 TRINITY W, 76-59 

J.27 CENTRE L, 67-71 


F.3 SOUTHWESTERN W, 91-67 


F.10 CENTRE W, 77-69 



F.19 OGLETHORPE L, 61-71 

F.25 RHODES L, 81-87 

M.2 ‡ Millsaps L, 67-79 

1995-96: 21-6 (2nd in SCAC, NCAA 

National Tournament Second Round) 


N.17 Austin W, 99-72 

N.18 Dallas W, 85-62 


N.24 Austin W, 83-70 

N.25 Dallas W, 117-73 

N.30 Williams Baptist W, 81-80 

D.8 Ozarks L, 72-90 

D.9 Williams Baptist W, 79-75 

J.4 LSU-Shreveport W, 95-60 

J.6 Ozarks W, 104-73 

J.9 RHODES W, 86-74 





J.23 Messenger W, 101-71 


J.28 CENTRE W, 86-68 

F.2 TRINITY L, 71-78 


F.9 SEWANEE L, 76-87 

F.11 CENTRE W, 72-62 



F.24 RHODES W, 82-78 

F.29 ‡ Stillman W, 97-85 

M.2 ‡ Roanoke L, 60-64 



1996-97: 17-8 


N.22 Dallas W, 92-77 

N.23 Ozarks W, 86-73 

N.27 Austin W, 95-77 

N.29 Loyola W, 111-87 

N.30 Dallas L, 63-70 

D.5 Ozarks W, 92-77 

D.7 Austin W, 88-79 


D.14 William Penn W, 75-59 

J.3 Arkansas Baptist W, 94-58 

J.4 Williams Baptist W, 81-49 





J.24 CENTRE W, 89-79 




F.7 CENTRE L, 84-90 


F.15 RHODES W, 73-71 

F.21 SOUTHWESTERN L, 59-77 


M.1 RHODES L, 85-88 

1997-98: 9-16 


N.21 McMurry L, 81-88 

N.22 Ozarks L, 73-85 

N.25 Williams Baptist W, 69-65 

N.28 Central Baptist W, 91-84 

N.29 Rhema W, 91-55 

D.6 Rust W, 74-60 

D.12 Dallas L, 63-71 

D.13 Austin L, 69-96 

J.4 Austin W, 88-81 

J.5 Ozarks L, 70-88 


J.11 SOUTHWESTERN L, 66-67 

J.13 Rust W, 71-65 




J.25 CENTRE L, 63-77 


F.1 MILLSAPS L, 51-68 



F.14 RHODES W, 69-64 



F.28 RHODES W, 82-77 

1998-99: 7-18 


N.20 Messenger W, 122-28 


N.24 Dallas W, 84-73 

N.28 East Texas Baptist L, 76-79 

N.30 Ozarks L, 84-88 

D.5 RHODES L, 55-71 

D.11 Rust L, 47-68 



J.8 ROSE-HULMAN L, 75-79 

J.10 DEPAUW L, 65-69 

J.12 Arkansas Baptist L, 87-91 



J.22 CENTRE W, 66-64 




2.5 ROSE-HULMAN L, 41-67 

2.7 DEPAUW L, 61-79 

2.12 MILLSAPS W, 81-77 

2.14 OGLETHORPE L, 61-85 

2.19 CENTRE L, 55-81 

2.21 SEWANEE L, 66-73 

2.27 RHODES L, 74-90 

1999-00: 10-15 


N.19 Arkansas Baptist W, 92-85 

N.20 Williams Baptist L, 70-76 

N.27 Dallas L, 60-65 

N.28 Sul Ross State W, 75-65 

N.30 Rust L, 71-78 

D.4 RHODES L, 63-64 


D.30 Ozarks W, 78-74 



J.7 DEPAUW L, 67-68 




J.21 SEWANEE W, 72-69 

J.23 CENTRE L, 78-80 



F.4 DEPAUW W, 67-63 

F.6 ROSE-HULMAN L, 48-76 




F.20 CENTRE W, 65-64 

F.26 RHODES L, 61-66 

2000-01: 5-19 



N.18 Rust L, 61-75 

N.24 Austin L, 66-83 

N.25 Loyola W, 68-54 

D.1 SOUTHWESTERN L, 54-63 

D.3 TRINITY L, 56-81 

D.9 Westminster L, 36-53 

D.13 Rust L, 63-78 

D.29 ROSE-HULMAN L, 55-73 

D.31 DEPAUW L, 57-87 

J.5 CENTRE L, 59-73 


J.13 RHODES L, 60-71 




J.28 DEPAUW L, 58-83 



F.10 RHODES L, 47-71 





2001-02: 5-19 



N.17 Rust L, 65-78 

N.23 Ohio Wesleyan L, 66-88 


N.30 TRINITY L, 62-78 

D.2 SOUTHWESTERN L, 53-61 

D.14 Rust L, 56-65 

D.29 DEPAUW L, 68-81 

D.31 ROSE-HULMAN L, 57-86 


J.6 CENTRE L, 53-72 

J.12 RHODES W, 67-58 

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J.25 DEPAUW L, 63-102 




F.5 Central Baptist W, 78-71 

F.9 RHODES W, 83-67 





2002-03: 7-17 


N.22 Bacone W, 67-66 

N.23 Dallas L, 53-72 

N.29 Westminster L, 65-68 

N.30 Denison L, 67-68 

D.3 Crichton W, 90-76 

D.7 Fisk L, 58-70 

D.20 LeTourneau W, 63-61 

D.21 Dallas L, 64-74 


J.5 DEPAUW L, 56-73 

J.10 CENTRE L, 67-78 


J.15 Crichton W, 77-71 

J.18 RHODES L, 62-66 






F.9 DEPAUW L, 63-98 

F.14 CENTRE L, 56-66 


F.18 Central Baptist W, 87-66 

F.22 RHODES W, 70-59 

2003-04: 0-23 

Head Coach: Jason Rhodes 

N.21 Central Baptist L, 47-75 

N.22 Dallas L, 63-77 


D.5 Crichton L, 58-75 

D.18 Huntingdon L, 56-59 

D.19 Fisk L, 63-85 

D.30 Huntingdon L, 71-74 

J.2 Millsaps L, 63-65 

J.4 Oglethorpe L, 43-82 


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j.9 depauw L, 70-78 

j.11 rose-hulman l, 50-62 

j.13 Crichton L, 83-97 

J.17 RHODES L, 54-56 

J.23 CENTRE L, 51-64 




F.3 Central Baptist L, 66-73 



F.13 DEPAUW L, 60-71 


F.21 RHODES L, 55-67 

^ = SCAC Tournament 

2004-05: 5-19 

Head Coach: Dan Priest 

N.19 Ozarks L, 79-87 

N.20 McMurry W, 69-61 

N.26 Illinois College L, 65-73 


N.30 Rust L, 64-72 

D.3 SEWANEE L, 54-56 

D.5 CENTRE L, 52-61 

D.11 Rhema W, 79-72 

D.18 Fisk W, 69-63 

D.19 Dallas W, 63-44 

J.3 Westminster L, 69-70 



J.12 Rust L, 62-78 

J.15 RHODES L, 56-73 

J.21 ROSE-HULMAN W, 55-51 

J.23 DEPAUW L, 60-74 



2.4 SEWANEE L, 61-69 




F.19 RHODES L, 64-84 

2005-06: 11-13 



N.19 Rhema W, 86-54 


N.28 Otterbein L, 70-96 

D.2 DEPAUW W, 92-85 

D.4 ROSE-HULMAN W, 63-55 

D.9 Rust L, 83-91 

D.17 LaGrange L, 82-88 

D.18 Dallas W, 87-74 

D.31 Dallas W, 64-61 

J.2 Ozarks W, 81-57 



J.10 Rhema W, 75-61 

J.14 RHODES L, 70-75 



J.27 CENTRE L, 61-68 




F.11 RHODES L, 72-80 



2006-07: 15-10 


N.17 Rhema W, 84-77 


N.20 Rust L, 61-64 

N.25 Principia W, 97-50 

N.26 Rhema W, 88-71 

N.29 Rust W, 76-71 

D.2 AUSTIN W, 72-55 

D.8 Central Baptist W, 80-67 

D.15 Dallas Christian W, 79-48 

D.16 Dallas W, 71-68 

J.2 Ozarks W, 73-67 



J.12 DEPAUW L, 62-75 

J.14 CENTRE L, 38-75 

J.19 RHODES W, 70-68 


J.27 AUSTIN W, 91-72 




F.11 CENTRE L, 71-72 



F.23 ^ Millsaps L, 64-77 

2007-08: 14-12 


N.16 Rhema W, 90-77 


N.20 Dallas W, 82-75 


D.1 MILLSAPS L, 64-79 

D.8 Ozarks L, 82-93 

D.13 Dallas W, 77-67 

D.28 Penn-State Behrend L, 40-71 

D.29 Worcester State W, 86-74 



J.11 AUSTIN W, 60-57 

J.12 COLORADO W, 103-97 



J.25 DEPAUW L, 53-81 

J.27 CENTRE L, 59-69 

F.1 Birmingham-So. W, 75-67 

F.3 RHODES L, 73-83 

F.8 AUSTIN L, 59-63 

F.10 COLORADO W, 78-56 




F.29 ^ Oglethorpe W, 67-58 

M.1 ^ Millsaps L, 68-73 

2008-09: 17-10 


N.15 Ozarks L, 61-64 


N.22 Rhema W, 79-67 

N.25 Dallas W, 76-62 

D.2 Rust W, 79-65 

D.6 MILLSAPS W, 73-61 

D.18 Central Baptist W, 83-76 

D.28 Dickinson L, 62-73 

D.29 Concordia W, 72-60 



J.6 Dallas W, 82-70 

J.9 COLORADO W, 94-83 

J.11 AUSTIN W, 67-62 



J.23 CENTRE L, 59-65 

J.25 DEPAUW W, 78-67 

J.30 RHODES W, 83-65 

J.31 Birmingham-So. L, 61-66 


F.8 AUSTIN W, 71-63 




F.27 ^ Oglethorpe W, 92-80 

F.28 ^ Centre L, 77-78 

2009-10: 7-16 


N.15 Ozarks L, 76-95 


N.21 Greenville W, 85-76 

D.4 AUSTIN L, 72-82 

D.6 COLORADO L, 60-71 

D.17 MILLSAPS W, 71-67 

D.19 Coe W, 74-73 

D.20 Cornell L, 56-67 

J.4 Dallas L, 69-81 



J.15 DEPAUW L, 81-89 

J.17 CENTRE L, 46-66 

J.22 BIRMINGHAM SO. L, 68-75 

J.24 RHODES L, 80-93 





F.9 Dallas L, 64-65 


F.19 AUSTIN L, 69-83 



All-Time Results vs. all opponents 

Acme Materials....................................1-0 

American Legion..................................0-2 

Arkadelphia Ind...................................1-0 

Arkansas A&M.................................14-23 

Arkansas Baptist..................................9-3 

Arkansas College..............................48-54 

Arkansas Foundry................................1-1 

Arkansas Medical School......................7-1 

Arkansas-Missouri Power.....................1-0 

Arkansas State.....................................9-9 

Arkansas State JC.................................3-1 

Arkansas Tech..................................51-68 

Austin.............................................11-5 

Bacone.................................................1-0 

Baptist Christian..................................1-0 

Batesville Shoe Co................................1-0 

Blackburn............................................1-0 

Beebe JC..........................................15-10 

Benedictine.........................................1-0 

Bethany...............................................2-1 

Bethel..................................................6-2 

Birmingham-Southern..............1-2 

Camp Chaffee......................................0-1 

Camp Robinson....................................0-1 

Carlisle.................................................0-1 

Central Baptist.....................................9-2 

Central Bible........................................1-0 

Central Missouri...................................1-1 

Centre............................................6-26 

Christian Brothers................................8-3 

Coe.......................................................1-0 

Colorado.........................................5-1 

Columbia College.................................0-1 

Concordia.............................................1-0 

Cornell.................................................0-1 

Crichton...............................................2-2 

Dallas.................................................13-9 

Dallas Baptist.......................................1-0 

Dallas Christian....................................1-0 

Damascus............................................1-0 

Delta State...........................................3-0 

Denison...............................................0-1 

DePauw...........................................3-17 

Dickinson.............................................0-1 

Drury...................................................7-9 

Eddins-Stuttgart..................................1-0 

East Central Oklahoma.........................3-0 

East Texas Baptist.................................4-2 

East Texas State....................................6-0 

Evangel................................................3-1 

Fire Flies...............................................1-0 

Fisk......................................................5-2 

Fort Smith JC.......................................7-2 

Freed Hardeman..................................6-0 

Garland Pride.......................................1-0 

Georgetown (Texas).............................1-0 

Georgia Southwestern.........................0-1 

Greenville............................................1-0 

Harding............................................43-42 

Henderson State..............................44-68 

Hot Springs..........................................1-0 

Huntingdon.........................................0-2 

Illinois College.....................................0-1 

Jackson State.......................................0-1 

John Brown........................................15-6 

Jonesboro............................................2-2 

Kinney Shoe Co. ..................................3-0 

Kroger..................................................2-0 

LaGrange.............................................0-1 

Laman Furniture..................................1-0 

Lambuth..............................................4-4 

Langston..............................................0-2 

Lavaca Ind............................................1-0 

Leslie...................................................1-0 

LeTourneau..........................................1-0 

Little Rock JC......................................17-7 

Little Rock University...........................9-2 

Louisiana College.................................3-1 

Loyola..................................................2-0 

LSU-Shreveport...................................5-1 

Magnolia A&M...................................10-6 

Martin Branch......................................1-0 

Maryville.............................................1-3 

McKendree...........................................1-0 

McMurry..............................................1-1 

Melbourne...........................................2-0 

Messenger...........................................2-0 

Millsaps......................................16-26 

Mississippi College...............................3-2 

Mississippi Southern............................1-0 

Missouri Baptist...................................1-0 

Missouri Southern................................0-1 

Monticello A&M.................................7-10 

Morgan Insurance................................0-2 

Northeast Oklahoma............................2-5 

Oglethorpe................................11-21 

Ohio Wesleyan.....................................0-1 

Oklahoma Christian.............................6-0 

Oklahoma Liberal Arts.........................2-0 

Oral Roberts.........................................1-1 

Otterbein.............................................0-1 

Ouachita Baptist..............................41-64 

Ozarks..............................................70-50 

Panhandle State..................................0-1 

Penn State-Behrend............................0-1 

Philander Smith.................................13-4 

Phillips.................................................1-0 

Plumerville..........................................3-0 

Principia..............................................1-0 

Quincy.................................................1-0 

Razorback Ramblers............................1-0 

Rhema.................................................9-0 

Rhodes.........................................12-20 

Roanoke...............................................0-1 

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CAPS/BOLD = SCAC Opponent 

Rose-Hulman.....................................2-13 

Rust.....................................................4-9 

Salem..................................................1-0 

Sewanee.......................................11-19 

Southern Arkansas (State)...............31-54 

Southeast Missouri..............................1-0 

Southeast Oklahoma...........................1-0 

Southern Baptist................................10-0 

Southern Nazarene..............................2-2 

Southwestern..........................14-21 

Southwest Baptist...............................0-1 

Southwest Oklahoma..........................1-0 

Spaulding LR.......................................0-1 

Spring Hill............................................0-1 

Staf-O-Life...........................................2-1 

State College of Arkansas.....................4-5 

Stillman...............................................1-0 

Sul Ross State......................................1-0 

Sweet Home........................................1-0 

Tarkio...................................................0-1 

Trinty...........................................10-23 

Tull Butler............................................4-0 

UA-Little Rock......................................5-8 

UA-Monticello.................................28-16 

UA-Pine Bluff.......................................9-7 

UCA (formerly ASTC)........................27-37 

Union...................................................1-0 

Warren.................................................1-0 

Washburn............................................0-1 

Westminster (Mo.).............................10-5 

Whitworth...........................................1-0 

Wiley College.......................................3-2 

William Carey.......................................1-0 

William Penn.......................................1-0 

Williams Baptist...................................7-4 

Worcester State....................................1-0 

Worthen Bank.....................................1-3 


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 

1924-25................15-2 

1925-26................24-5 

1926-27................21-3 

1927-28................17-7 

1928-29................11-4 

1929-30................12-3 

1930-31................19-1 

1931-32................18-2 

1932-33................16-1 

1933-34................4-14 

1934-35................2-15 

1935-36................7-13 

1936-37................16-6 

1937-38................18-6 

1938-39................16-7 

1939-40...... Data Missing 

1940-41................10-7 

1941-42................8-13 

1942-43....World War II 

1943-44....World War II 

1944-45................8-10 

1945-46................6-13 

1946-47..............13-13 

1947-48................17-6 

1948-49................8-11 

1949-50................3-20 

1950-51................3-20 

1951-52................11-9 

1952-53..............15-10 

1953-54................5-15 

1954-55..............11-13 

1955-56................13-7 

1956-57..............16-10 

1957-58................9-17 

1958-59................5-14 

1959-60................9-15 

1960-61................7-15 

1961-62..............13-11 

1962-63................14-9 

1963-64................18-9 

1964-65................18-7 

1965-66................8-19 

1966-67..............12-16 

1967-68..............11-16 

1968-69................9-14 

1969-70................5-19 

1970-71................9-14 

1971-72..............12-13 

1972-73..............15-11 

1973-74..............14-13 

1974-75..............19-11 

1975-76..............12-13 

1976-77..............14-12 

1977-78................21-8 

1978-79................23-8 

1079-80................23-5 

1980-81................23-5 

1981-82..............12-16 

1982-83..............19-10 

1983-84..............16-11 

1984-85..............21-11 

1985-86..............15-13 

1986-87................9-17 

1987-88..............17-14 

1988-89..............20-11 

1989-90..............14-14 

1990-91................28-5 

1991-92................9-15 

1992-93................9-15 

1993-94..............10-14 

1994-95................19-6 

1995-96................21-6 

1996-97................17-8 

1997-98................9-16 

1998-99................7-18 

1999-00..............10-15 

2000-01................5-19 

2001-02................5-19 

2002-03................7-17 

2003-04................0-23 

2004-05................5-19 

2005-06..............11-13 

2006-07..............15-10 

2007-08..............14-12 

2008-09..............17-10 

2009-10................7-16 

TOTAL - 1,058-949 (.527) 

COACHING RECORDS 

Name Years record Pct. 

Cliff Garrison............................................................................................. 1972-2003 (31) 463-376 .552 

Ivan H. Grove................................................................................................ 1924-47 (20) 261-145 .643 

Morton Hutto................................................................................. 1947-56, 1963-72 (17) 192-234 .451 

Dan Priest....................................................................................................... 2004-10 (6) 69-80 .463 

Lawrence Mobley............................................................................................ 1960-63 (3) 34-35 .493 

Gene Wilbourne.............................................................................................. 1957-60 (3) 23-46 .333 

John Douthitt.................................................................................................. 1956-57 (1) 16-10 .615 

Jason Rhodes.................................................................................................. 2003-04 (1) 0-23 .000 

assistant coaches 

Assistant Coaches under Cliff Garrison 

Danny Thomas (1973-74) Mark Treet (1988-89) 

Larry Graddy (1973-2000) Greg Garrison (1988-90) 

Gerald Cound (1974-75) Steve Wilson (1990-92) 

Jim Holland (1975-92) James Eaton (1992-98) 

Randy Stell (1979-80) 

Jeff Brandon (1996-97) 

David Thigpen (1982-83) Jason Rhodes (1998-03) 

Herman Hammons (1983-84) Jason Bland (1999-00) 

Randy Deaton (1984-86) Bruce Reeves (2001-03) 

Max Watters (1986-90) 

Assistant Coaches under Jason Rhodes 

Jason Bland (2003-04) 

Assistant Coaches under Dan Priest 

Jason Rhodes (2004-05) 

Thad McCracken (2005-09) 


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History of the SCAC 

The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) celebrates its 25th 

Anniversary in 2010-11 with countless memories of a proud and storied 

past and visions of an exciting future. 

The SCAC was founded and began operation 

on September 1, 1962, as the College Athletic 

Conference (CAC). The league’s first primary 

mark is pictured on the left. 

Centre College of Danville, Kentucky; Southwestern 

at Memphis (Tennessee) (now known 

as Rhodes College); The University of the South of Sewanee, Tennessee; 

and Washington and Lee University of Lexington, Virginia, were the 

four charter members of the conference. Later in 1962, Washington 

University of St. Louis, Missouri, became the fifth member and the CAC 

remained unchanged until 1972. 

Following membership changes throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the 

conference went through restructuring and renaming. With the addition 

of Millsaps College of Jackson, 

Mississippi, and Trinity 

University of San Antonio, 

Texas, in 1988 and Hendrix 

College of Conway, Arkanasas, 

and Oglethorpe University of 

Atlanta, Georgia, in 1991, membership reached a then all-time high of 

eight. 

That same year (1991), the conference renamed itself the Southern 

Collegiate Athletic Conference, hired its first full-time commissioner 

- Stephen P. Argo - and a permanent conference office was established 

in Atlanta, Georgia. As part of restructuring, the league also adopted its 

current primary mark (pictured right) and adopted blue (pms 287) and 

gold (pms 131) as the official colors of the conference. 

Membership changes continued throughout the ‘90s. The SCAC added 

Southwestern University of Georgetown, Texas, in 1993 with participation 

beginning in the 1994-95 academic year. In 1997-98, the SCAC 

added both DePauw University of Greencastle, Indiana, and Rose-Hulman 

Institute of Technology of Terre Haute, Ind., with participation 

beginning in 1998-99. 

After Rose-Hulman announced its intentions to leave the conference, 

Austin College and Colorado College were confirmed as the 10th and 

11th members of the league in 2006 with participation beginning in the 

2006-07 academic year. 

Birmingham-Southern College of Birmingham, Alabama, a former 

member of the Division I Big South Conference, was approved as the 

12th member of the SCAC and began play in 2007-08. 

On the national athletics stage, the SCAC has had its fair share of success 

- both in terms of team championships (six) and individual championships 

(19). 

SCAC Academic Profile 

The SCAC and its member institutions are committed to maintaining 

high academic standards. The member institutions are committed to 

the principle that a quality college athletics program is beneficial to the 

well-being of an institution in that it benefits the entire campus community 

as well as the student-athletes. 

With 11 of the 12 member institutions maintaining Phi Beta Kappa 

chapters (Hendrix included) on their campuses, the SCAC boasts some 

of the most prestigious colleges and universities in the nation. SCAC 

schools are consistently ranked among the top 50 colleges and universities 

in the nation in such respected publications as Barron’s, Peterson’s, 

Princeton Review and National Review College Guide. 

SCAC Staff 

Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 

2935 Horizon Park Drive, Suite C 

Suwanee, GA 30024 

Phone • 678.546.3470 Fax • 678.546.3471 

Web • www.scacsports.com 

Commissioner............................................................................... Dwayne Hanberry 

E-Mail: dhanberry@scacsports.com 

Phone: 678.546.3470, Ext. 3 

Director of Sports Information...............................................................Jeff DeBaldo 

E-Mail: jdebaldo@scacsports.com 

Phone: 678.546.3470, Ext. 2 

Director of Communications/New Media........................................... Russell Kramer 

E-Mail: rkramer@scacsports.com 

Phone: 678.546.3470, Ext. 4 

As part of a year-long celebration in 2005-06, the league celebrated its 

15th anniversary as the restructured SCAC. The league adopted a special 

anniversary logo (pictured left) and as part of the celebration, 15th anniversary 

teams were selected for all conference sponsored sports. 


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Sewanee-The Univ. of the South Tigers 

President • Dr. Joel Cunningham 

Athletics Director • Joel Cunningham 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Bubba Smith 

Austin College Kangaroos 

President • Dr. Oscar C. Page 

Athletics Director • Tim Millerick 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Rodney Wecker 

Colorado College Colonels 

President • Richard F. Celeste 

Athletics Director • Ken Ralph 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Andy Partee 

Millsaps College Majors 

President • Howard McMillan 

Athletics Director • Tim Wise 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Tim Wise 

Birmingham-Southern College Panthers 

President • Dr. G. David Pollick 

Athletics Director • Joe Dean Jr. 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Mitch Cole 

DePauw University Tigers 

President • Dr. Brian W. Casey 

Athletics Director • Page Cotton 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Bill Fenlon 

Oglethorpe University Stormy Petrels 

President • Dr. Lawrence M. Schall 

Athletics Director • Jay Gardiner 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Phil Ponder 

Southwestern University Pirates 

President • Dr. Jake B. Schrum 

Athletics Director • Glada Munt 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Bill Raleigh 

Centre College Tigers 

President • Dr. John A. Roush 

Athletics Director • Brian Chafin 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Greg Mason 

Hendrix College Warriors 

President • Dr. J. Timothy Cloyd 

Athletics Director • Danny Powell 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Thad McCracken 

Rhodes College Lynx 

President • Dr. William E. Troutt 

Athletics Director • Mike Clary 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Mike DeGeorge 

Trinity University Tigers 

President • Dr. Dennis A. Ahlburg 

Athletics Director • Bob King 

Men’s Basketball Coach • Pat Cunningham 

The Reach of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 


2009-10 Final SCAC Standings 

Conference 

Overall 

EAST DIVISION 

GP Rec. GP Rec. 

Birmingham-Southern 16 11-5 25 20-5 

DePauw 16 11-5 28 20-8 

Centre (SCAC Tournament Champion) 16 11-5 27 18-9 

Oglethorpe 16 9-7 26 15-11 

Rhodes 16 4-12 26 10-16 

Sewanee 16 1-15 26 4-21 

Conference 

Overall 

WEST DIVISION 

GP Rec. GP Rec. 

Austin 16 12-4 27 20-7 

Southwestern 16 9-7 26 16-10 

Trinity 16 9-7 27 14-13 

Millsaps 16 8-8 26 12-14 

Colorado 16 7-9 25 12-13 

Hendrix 16 4-12 23 7-16 

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Past SCAC Champions 

1991-92 • Centre 2000-01 • Millsaps 

1992-93 • Rhodes 2001-02 • DePauw 

1993-94 • Oglethorpe 2002-03 • Trinity 

1994-95 • Millsaps 2003-04 • Trinity 

1995-96 • Millsaps 2004-05 • Trinity 

1996-97 • Sewanee 2005-06 • DePauw 

1997-98 • Trinity 2006-07 • Centre 

1998-99 • Rose-Hulman 2007-08 • Millsaps 

1999-00 • Trinity 2008-09 • Centre 

2009-10 SCAC Stat Leaders 

Points Per Game gP FG 3FG FT Pts/G Rebounds Per Game gP Off Def Reb/G 

Nick Rose, Colorado................................25 191 47 119 21.9 Alex Lloyd, Centre.....................................27 93 169 9.7 

Nick Heathscott, Hendrix.........................23 140 0 100 16.5 Todd Ward, Oglethorpe.............................26 70 159 8.8 

Kola Alade, Austin..................................27 161 26 79 15.8 Brady Ohlsen, Colorado.............................25 64 139 8.1 

Blake Martinez, Millsaps........................25 125 85 54 15.6 Kory Kilpatrick, Rhodes.............................26 48 162 8.1 

Luke Caldarera, Trinity............................27 167 27 43 15.0 Luke Caldarera, Trinity...............................27 57 155 7.9 

Assists Per Game gP Asst Asst/G Steals Per Game gP Stl Stl/G 

Janson Hightower, Hendrix 23 123 5.3 Jarrell Sweet, Colorado 21 52 2.5 

Andyshea Saberioon, Rhodes 25 110 4.4 Blaise White, Birmingham-Southern 25 50 2.0 

Tony James, DePauw 27 115 4.3 Andyshea Saberioon, Rhodes 25 49 2.0 

Jarrell Sweet, Colorado 21 86 4.1 Tony James, DePauw 27 50 1.9 

Tony Marelle, Sewanee 23 93 4.0 Kola Alade, Austin 27 46 1.7 

Free Throw Percentage gP FT FTA Pct. 3-Point Percentage gP 3FG 3FGA Pct. 

Nick Rose, Colorado 25 119 136 .875 Tommy Weakly, DePauw 27 46 105 .438 

Andrew Galow, Rhodes 26 97 112 .866 Kevin Kegarise, Birmingham-Southern 25 41 98 .418 

Aaron Parr, Birmingham-Southern 25 91 112 .813 Jasen Jonus, Birmingham-Southern 25 68 166 .410 

Cameron Varnado, Millsaps 25 71 89 .798 Chris Goodman, Hendrix 26 40 103 .388 

Jeff Mullaney, Centre 27 78 104 .750 Scott Straley, Austin 27 41 106 .387 


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2009-10 All-SCAC First Team 

Kola Alade (Austin College), Luke Caldarera (Trinity University), Danny Noll (Centre College), Todd Ward (Oglethorpe University), Nick Rose (Colorado College) 

2009-10 All-SCAC Second Team 

Jeff Mulaney (Centre College), Nick Heathscott (Hendrix College), Blake Martinez (Millsaps College), Aaron Parr (Birmingham-Southern College), Jonathan 

Brown (Southwestern University) 

2009-10 All-SCAC Third Team 

Steve Lemasters (DePauw University), Tony James (DePauw University), Brady Ohlsen (Colorado College), Alex Richey (Oglethorpe University), Reid Hamilton 

(Rhodes College) 

2009-10 All-SCAC Honorable Mention 

Austin College: Kyle Lintelman, Arron Mewbourn, Scott Straley, Chris Sturtevant Centre College: Alex Lloyd DePauw University: Sean 

Hasely Hendrix College: Cal Rose Oglethorpe University: David Allison Rhodes College: Kory Kilpatrick Sewanee: Tony Marelle Southwestern 

University: Zach Bergstrom, Nick Caputo, Travis Barber 

2009-10 SCAC Annual Awards 

2009-10 SCAC Player of the Year: Kola Alade (Austin College) 

2009-10 SCAC Co-Newcomers of the Year: Andrew Galow (Rhodes College) and Jasen Jonus (Birmingham-Southern College) 

2009-10 SCAC Defensive Player of the Year: Alex Lloyd (Centre College) 

2009-10 SCAC Coach of the Year: Rodney Wecker (Austin College) 

In exclusive voting by the head coaches of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC), senior guard Kola Alade of Austin College was selected as SCAC Men’s Basketball 

Player of the Year while ‘Roos head coach Rodney Wecker was named the league’s Coach of the Year. First-year guard Andrew Galow of Rhodes College and sophomore guard 

Jasen Jonus of Birmingham-Southern College split the vote to share the league’s Newcomer of the Year award while junior center Alex Lloyd of Centre College was named the 

SCAC Defensive Player of the Year. 

Alade was the heart and soul of an Austin College squad that matched a school record with 19 wins and earned the top seed in the SCAC West this season. During the regular 

season, Alade ranked in the top 10 in the league in scoring (15.6 points per game – fourth), steals (1.7 per game – fifth), field goal percentage (49.3% - third) and free-throw 

percentage (73.5% - seventh). A three-time all-SCAC performer, Alade was the league’s career scoring leader among active players with 1,356 points – which ranks sixth 

all-time in Austin College history. A three-time SCAC Player-of-the-Week selection over his career, Alade is the first male student-athlete at Austin College – which joined the 

conference in 2006 – to earn Player-of-the-Year honors in any sport. 

Wecker, in his third season with Austin College, led the ‘Roos to a 19-6 overall mark, a 12-4 conference record, and the No. 1 seed from the SCAC Western Division in the conference 

tournament. Since Wecker took over the Austin College program in 2007-08, the program has been on a steady climb. After posting a 9-17 mark his first season, the ‘Roos 

posted a 13-13 mark in 2008-09 and the 2009-10 squad equaled the school record for single-season wins with 19. In very tight balloting, Wecker received four votes for Coach 

of the Year followed by Pat Cunningham of Trinity University with three votes. Greg Mason of Centre and Mitch Cole of Birmingham-Southern received two votes each while Bill 

Fenlon of DePauw University received the remaining vote. 

Galow was the only first-year player in the conference to average double digit points (10.2 points per game), and also added 3.2 assists (eighth in the SCAC) and 3.4 rebounds 

per game. He was second in the SCAC in free-throw percentage (86.6 percent) and also in the top five in minutes played, the only freshman ranked in top five. Galow led the 

Lynx in scoring on five separate occasions. Jonus was one of the SCAC’s best three-point shooters all season – finishing third in the league in three-point field goal percentage 

(41.0 percent) and fourth in three-pointers made per game (2.7). He was Birmingham-Southern’s second-leading scorer at 11.5 points per contest. Jonus, who played the final 

eight games of the season with a torn PCL ligament, posted his numbers while playing only 18.9 minutes per game. 

Centre’s Lloyd ranked 34th in the nation in blocked shots per game (2.0 – second in the SCAC) and 25th in rebounds per game with 9.7 – which led the SCAC. The Colonels 

ranked fourth nationally in scoring defense and sixth in field goal percentage defense nationally and Lloyd plays a big role in those rankings. He was the team’s leading 

rebounder or tied for the team-high in 16 of Centre’s 23 games this season. 


SCAC Single-Season leaders 

MEN'S SINGLE-SEASON BASKETBALL RECORDS (1991/92-2009/10) 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Scoring Pts. 

1. Fred Garner, Fisk (1991-92) 603 

2. Bryan Egli, Rose-Hulman (1998-99) 593 

3. Ryan Harrigan, Sewanee (1997-98) 561 

4. Jason Rhodes, Hendrix (1995-96) 558 

5. Russ Churchwell, Oglethorpe (2003-04) 551 

6. Nick Rose, Colorado College (2009-10) 548 

7. Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (2007-08) 528 

Eric Ochel, Sewanee (1994-95) 528 

Neal Power, Rhodes (2000-01) 528 

10. Mike Moore, DePauw (2008-09) 526 

Rebounds 

No. 



3. Andrew King, Hendrix (2007-08) 282 


Todd Ward, Oglethorpe (2008-09) 264 

6. Alex Lloyd, Centre (2009-10) 262 

7. Ahmad Kareem Shaheed, O'thorpe (2006-07) 255 

8. Coy Zerhusen, Centre (2004-05) 252 

9. Charles Houston, Trinity (2008-09) 250 

10. Ronnie Robinson, Rhodes (1993-94) 247 

Assists 

No. 

1. Mike Howland, DePauw (2001-02) 180 


3. Mike Gonda, Rhodes (1991-92) 158 


5. Patrick Grace, Rose-Hulman (1999-00) 145 

Albert Johnson, Rhodes (1993-94) 145 

7. Albert Johnson, Rhodes (1995-96) 143 

8. Tim Vaughn, Millsaps (1991-92) 140 


10. Ryan Crowdis, Centre (2008-09) 137 

Steals 

No. 

1. Rodger Smitherman, Fisk (1992-93) 85 

2. Brian Britt, Centre (2000-01) 84 


4. Charles Houston, Trinity (2008-09) 76 


6. Terry Bailey, Oglethorpe (2005-06) 74 

7. Brian Britt, Centre (1999-00) 73 

Stacy Vines, Hendrix (1993-94) 73 

Daniel Waguespack, Millsaps (2001-02) 73 

10. Terry Bailey, Oglethorpe (2006-07) 70 

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2. Sean Devins, Trinity (2003-04) 107 

3. Doug Wilson, Millsaps (1991-92) 105 

4. Rob Bledsoe, Rhodes (2008-09) 102 



7. John Garber, Millsaps (1994-95) 83 

8. John Garber, Millsaps (1995-96) 80 

9. Doug Wilson, Millsaps (1992-93) 72 

10. Spencer Burke, Austin (2008-09) 65 

Scoring Average 

Ppg 

1. Derek Watkins, Fisk (1991-92) 24.26 

2. Fred Garner, Fisk (1991-92) 24.12 

3. Bryan Egli, Rose-Hulman (1998-99) 22.81 

4. Nick Rose, Colorado College (2009-10) 21.92 

5. Ryan Harrigan, Sewanee (1997-98) 21.58 

6. Eric Ochel, Sewanee (1994-95) 21.12 

Neal Power, Rhodes (2000-01) 21.12 

8. Mike Gonda, Rhodes (1991-92) 20.72 

9. Jason Rhodes, Hendrix (1995-96) 20.67 

10. Cory Smith, Rhodes (2008-09) 20.63 

Rebound Average 

Rpg 


2. Andrew King, Hendrix (2007-08) 10.85 

3. Rodger Smitherman, Fisk (1991-92) 10.56 

4. Todd Ward, Oglethorpe (2008-09) 10.15 

5. Ronnie Robinson, Rhodes (1993-94) 9.88 

6. Ahmad Kareem Shaheed, O'thorpe (2006-07) 9.81 

7. Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (2006-07) 9.78 

8. Steve Hodges, Centre (1997-98) 9.72 

Ben Pursell, Sewanee (2007-08) 9.72 

10. Alex Lloyd, Centre (2009-10) 9.70 

Assists Average 

Apg 

1. Mike Moore, DePauw (2007-08) 6.46 

2. Mike Howland, DePauw (2001-02) 6.43 

3. Mike Gonda, Rhodes (1991-92) 6.32 

4. Albert Johnson, Rhodes (1993-94) 5.80 





9. Travis Walker, Fisk (1993-94) 5.40 

10. Tim Vaughn, Millsaps (1991-92) 5.38 

Steals Average 

Spg 

1. Rodger Smitherman, Fisk (1992-93) 3.40 

2. Brian Britt, Centre (2000-01) 3.36 

3. Stacy Vines, Hendrix (1993-94) 3.04 


5. Brian Britt, Centre (1999-00) 2.92 

Daniel Waguespack, Millsaps (2001-02) 2.92 


8. Terry Bailey, Oglethorpe (2005-06) 2.85 


10. Zack Moore, Rhodes (1996-97) 2.79 



MEN'S SINGLE-SEASON BASKETBALL RECORDS (1991/92-2009/10) 

Blocked Shots Average 

Bpg 


2. Rob Bledsoe, Rhodes (2008-09) 4.25 

3. Doug Wilson, Millsaps (1991-92) 4.04 

4. Sean Devins, Trinity (2003-04) 3.69 


6. John Garber, Millsaps (1994-95) 3.07 


8. John Garber, Millsaps (1995-96) 2.96 

9. Doug Wilson, Millsaps (1992-93) 2.88 

10. Jabari Williams, Fisk (1993-94) 2.76 

Field Goal Percentage Fg-Fga Pct. 

1. Robert Cates, S'western (2005-06) 155-230 .674 

2. Steve Hodges, Centre (1997-98) 136-205 .663 

3. Bert Gardner, Millsaps (1991-92) 184-280 .657 

4. Robert Cates, S'western (2004-05) 141-215 .656 

5. Brian Davis, Oglethorpe (1992-93) 163-249 .655 

6. Jonathan Jarrett, Sewanee (2001-02) 133-206 .646 

7. Rene Guzman, S'western (1998-99)122-189 .646 

8. Tom Callen, DePauw (2008-09) 131-205 .639 

9. Jonathan Jarrett, Sewanee (2000-01) 147-231 .636 

10. Brian Davis, Oglethorpe (1993-94) 166-262 .634 

Free Throw Percentage Ft-Fta Pct. 

1. Matt Secrease, Hendrix (2005-06) 65-70 .929 

2. Eric Dickinson, Oglethorpe (2004-05) 143-157 .911 

3. Bryan Bates, Centre (1997-98) 74-83 .892 

3. Austin Lutz, Rhodes (2003-04) 65-73 .890 

4. Matt Nestheide, Centre (2005-06) 121-136 .890 

5. Eric Dickinson, Oglethorpe (2005-06) 143-161 .888 

6. Bryan Bates, Centre (1996-97) 87-98 .888 

7. Austin Lutz, Rhodes (2002-03) 67-76 .882 

8. Joe Nixon, DePauw (2001-02) 72-82 .878 

9. Nick Rose, Colo. College (2009-10) 119-136 .875 

10. Lance Jacobs, Colorado (2007-08) 104-119 .874 

3-Pt. Field Goals Made 

No. 

1. Josh Burr, Oglethorpe (2003-04) 104 

2. Matt Mooney, Centre (2001-02) 95 

3. David DeMarcus, Centre (1992-93) 89 

4. Joe Nixon, DePauw (2001-02) 88 


6. Blake Martinez, Millsaps (2009-10) 85 

7. Turner Emery, Sewanee (1995-96) 83 

8. Lorenzo Bailey, Millsaps (2007-08) 82 

Tom Brambley, Oglethorpe (1991-92) 82 

Blake Martinez, Millsaps (2008-09) 82 

3-Pt. Field Goals Made Per Game No. Avg. 

1. Matt Mooney, Centre (2001-02) 95 3.80 

2. Josh Burr, Oglethorpe (2003-04) 104 3.71 

3. David DeMarcus, Centre (1992-93) 89 3.71 

4. Blake Martinez, Millsaps (2009-10) 85 3.40 

5. Turner Emery, Sewanee (1995-96) 83 3.32 

6. Mike Moore, DePauw (2008-09) 86 3.31 

7. Tom Brambley, Ogelthorpe (1991-92) 82 3.28 

Blake Martinez, Millsaps (2008-09) 82 3.28 

9. Josh Burr, Oglethorpe (2002-03) 61 3.21 

10. Eric Ochel, Sewanee (1994-95) 80 3.20 

Rich Skeen, Trinity (1993-94) 80 3.20 

SCAC Records 

scac single-season leaders 

3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage 3Fg-3Fga Pct. 

1. Matt Nestheide, Centre (2004-05) 58-113 .513 

2. Dan Tumis, S'western (2002-03) 59-116 .509 

3. David DeMarcus,Centre (1992-93) 89-177 .503 

4. Andrew Tulowitsky, O'thorpe (2006-07) 73-146 .500 

5. Andy Pippenger, Rhodes (1991-92) 66-134 .493 

6. Alex Stewart, DePauw (2002-03) 45-92 .489 

7. Alex Stewart, DePauw (2005-06) 81-166 .488 

8. Rich Skeen, Trinity (1991-92) 66-136 .485 

9. Matt Secrease, Hendrix (2004-05) 62-128 .484 

10. Ryan Vickers, O'thorpe (1992-93) 50-104 .481 


SCAC career leaders 

MEN'S CAREER BASKETBALL RECORDS (1991/92-2009/10) 

1,000 Point Scorers Pts. 

1. Russ Churchwell, Oglethorpe (00/01-04/05) 1,894 

2. Rami Almefty, Rhodes (02/03-05/06) 1,693 

3. Cory Smith, Rhodes (05/0 6-08/09) 1,676 

4. Ryan Harrigan, Sewanee (94/95-97/98) 1,675 

5. Neal Power, Rhodes (97/98-00/01) 1,647 

6. Andrew King, Hendrix (05/06-08/09) 1,638 

7. Daniel Waguespack, Millsaps (98/99-01/02) 1,626 

8. Eric Dickinson, Oglethorpe (03/04-06/07) 1,593 

9. Joe Nixon, DePauw (98/99-01/02) 1,546 

10.Joe Ringger, DePauw (99/00-02/03) 1,533 

11. Eric Ochel, Sewanee (91/92-94/95) 1,510 

12.Mike Moore, DePauw (05/06-08/09) 1,505 

13.Matt Nestheide, Centre (04/05-07/08) 1,486 

14.Jason Morris, Trinity (01/02-04/05) 1,455 

15.Thomas Adams, Millsaps (99/00-02/03) 1,450 

Turner Emery, Sewanee (94/95-97/98) 1,450 

17.Quintin Mason, Trinity (97/98-00/01) 1,442 

18.Stephen Schott, DePauw (04/05-07/08) 1,415 

19.Thomas Johnson, Rhodes (91/92-93/94) 1,406 

20.Bryan Bates, Centre (94/95-97/98) 1,400 

21.Kola Alade, Austin College (06/07-09/10) 1,393 

22.Dan Brown, Oglethorpe (95/96-98/99) 1,390 

23.Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (05/06-07/08) 1,383 

24.Ryan Vickers, Oglethorpe (92/93-95/96) 1,381 

25.Phillip Robinson, Millsaps (91/92-92/93 / 94/95) 1,370 

26.Aaron Bowser, Southwestern (02/03-05/06) 1,367 

27.Tyler Warren, Millsaps (02/03-05/06) 1,365 

28.Albert Johnson, Rhodes (92/93-95/96) 1,358 

Danny Noll, Centre (06/07-09/10) 1,358 

30.Jonathan McNulty, Trinity (92/93-95/96) 1,355 

31.Rodney Rogan, Millsaps (04/05-07/08) 1,355 

32.Ryan Hyslop, Trinity (95/96/99/00) 1,346 

33.Jason Rhodes, Hendrix (92/93-95/96) 1,340 

34.Josh Burr, Oglethorpe (02/03-05/06) 1,323 

35.Andy Schutt, Oglethorpe (91/92-94/95) 1,318 

36.Brad Price, Millsaps (92/93-95/96) 1,298 

37.Brandon Beehan, Rhodes (94/95-97/98) 1,294 

38.Hunter Connerly, Sewanee (92/93-95/96) 1,293 

39.Mike Howland, DePauw (98/99-01/02) 1,276 

40.John Garber, Millsaps (93/94-96/97) 1,275 

41.Alex Stewart, DePauw (02/03-05/06) 1,263 

42.Cal Rose, Hendrix (06/07-09/10) 1,261 

43.Mike Gonda, Rhodes (91/92-93/94) 1,258 

44.Matt Secrease, Hendrix (03/04-06/07) 1,250 

45.Munchie Muskeyvalley, R-Hulman (02/03-05/06) 1,248 

46.David DeMarcus, Centre (91/92-93/94) 1,236 

47.Jonathan Jarrett, Sewanee (99/00-02/03) 1,223 

48.Johnny Brunini, Millsaps (92/93-95/96) 1,213 

49.Lorenzo Bailey, Millsaps (04/05-07/08) 1,207 

50.Matthew Jakes, Rhdoes (02/03-05/06) 1,198 

51.Joey Garcia, Sewanee (03/04-06/07) 1,193 

52.Mark Holbrook, Centre (91/92-93/94) 1,192 

53.Ben Pursell, Sewanee (05/06-08/09) 1,191 

54.Willie Hobson, Millsaps (95/96-98/99) 1,190 

55.Rich Skeen, Trinity (91/92-93/94) 1,178 

56.Spencer Rowland, Sewanee (02/03 / 04/05-06/07)1,164 

57.Brian Davis, Oglethorpe (91/92-93/94) 1,153 

58.Bryon Letourneau, Oglethorpe (93/94-96/97) 1,150 

59.Andrew Tulowitsky, Oglethorpe (03/04-06/07) 1,149 

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1,000 Point Scorers (continued) Pts. 

60.Reggie Magnusson, Centre (03/04-05/06) 1,147 

61.Stan Goldberg, Oglethorpe (99/00-02/03) 1,136 

62.Zack Wallace, Millsaps (94/95-97/98) 1,120 

63.Jeremy Bettis, DePauw (99/00-02/03) 1,118 

64.Sean Devins, Trinity (01/02-04/05) 1,113 

65.Jason Smith, Sewanee (01/02-04/05) 1,110 

66.Philip Griffith, Rose-Hulman (01/02-04/05) 1,103 

67.Matt Jacobson, Centre (03/04-06/07) 1,077 

68.Andy Bates, Trinity (02/03-05/06) 1,073 

69.Sabian Murray, Hendrix (97/98-00/01) 1,070 

70.Ahmad Kareen Shaheed, O'thorpe (04/05-07/08) 1,069 

71.Peter Murray, Trinity (01/02-04/05) 1,059 

72.Jason Ludwig, Rose-Hulman (01/02-04/05) 1,042 

73.Jason Atwell, Centre (00/01-03/04) 1,036 

74.Robert Cates, Southwestern (02/03-05/06) 1,033 

75.Ross Burt, Trinity (02/03-05/06) 1,018 

76.Thomas Britt, Centre (04/05-07/08) 1,005 

77.*Luke Caldarera, Trinity (07/08-09/10) 1,003 

78.Matt Mooney, Centre (98/99-01/02) 1,002 

Scoring Average (45 Games Minimum) G Avg. 

1. Thomas Johnson, Rhodes 77 18.26 

2. Russ Churchwell, Oglethorpe 105 18.04 

3. Phillip Robinson, Millsaps 76 18.03 

4. Eric Ochel, Sewanee 86 17.56 

5. Ronnie Robinson, Rhodes 48 17.38 

6. Chris Wall, Oglethorpe 47 17.30 

7. Rami Almefty, Rhodes 98 17.28 

8. David Demarcus, Centre 72 17.17 

9. Andrew King, Hendrix 96 17.06 

10.Mike Gonda, Rhodes 74 17.00 

Rebounds 

Tot. 

1. Coy Zerhusen, Centre (02/03-05/06) 857 

2. Russ Churchwell, Oglethorpe (00/01-04/05) 849 

3. Andrew King, Hendrix (05/06-08/09) 837 

4. Stephen Schott, DePauw (04/05-07/08) 816 

5. Joe Ringger, DePauw (99/00-02/03) 761 

Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (05/06-07/08) 761 

7. John Garber, Millsaps (93/94-96/97) 760 

8. Ben Pursell, Sewanee (05/06-08/09) 758 

9. Thomas Adams, Millsaps (99/00-02/03) 741 

10.Ahmad Kareem Shaheed, O'thorpe (04/05-07/08) 697 

Rebounding Average (45 Games Min.) G Avg. 

1. Ronnie Robinson, Rhodes 48 9.31 

2. Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps 83 9.17 

3. Steve Hodges, Centre 65 8.94 

4. *Todd Ward, Oglethorpe 70 8.76 

5. Andrew King, Hendrix 96 8.72 

6. Russ Churchwell, Oglethorpe 105 8.09 

7. Coy Zerhusen, Centre 107 8.01 

8. *Kory Kilpatrick, Rhodes 45 7.98 

9. *Alex Lloyd, Centre 62 7.87 

10.Ben Pursell, Sewanee 98 7.73 

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MEN'S CAREER BASKETBALL RECORDS (1991/92-2009/10) 

Assists 

Tot. 

1. Mike Moore, DePauw (05/06-08/09) 545 

2. Albert Johnson, Rhodes (92/93-95/96) 499 

3. Mike Howland, DePauw (98/99-01/02) 490 

4. Brian Britt, Centre (97/98-00/01) 418 

5. Cornell Longino, Oglethorpe (91/92-94/95) 402 

6. Rusty Fordham, Sewanee (98/99-01/02) 391 

7. Pete Dillon, Sewanee (92/93-95/96) 385 

Mike Gonda, Rhodes (91/92-93/94) 385 

9. Mike Dunleavy, Southwestern (99/00-02/03) 384 

10.Peter Jones, Sewanee (95/96-98/99) 363 

Field Goals Made 

No. 

1. Ryan Harrigan, Sewanee 694 

2. Russ Churchwell, Oglethorpe 671 

3. Neal Power, Rhodes 610 

4. Joe Ringger, DePauw 600 

5. Andrew King, Hendrix 585 

6. Daniel Waguespack, Millsaps 576 

7. Rami Almefty, Rhodes 564 

8. Thomas Adams, Millsaps 558 

9. Joe Nixon, DePauw 555 

10.Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps 552 

SCAC Records 

scac career leaders 

Assists Average (45 Games Minimum) G Avg. 

1. Mike Gonda, Rhodes 74 5.20 

2. Mike Moore, DePauw 105 5.19 

3. Albert Johnson, Rhodes 102 4.89 

4. Mike Howland, DePauw 103 4.76 

5. Brian Britt, Centre 96 4.35 

6. Rusty Fordham, Sewanee 90 4.34 

7. Travis Wood, Hendrix 52 4.31 

8. Travis Ezelle, MIllsaps 76 4.29 

9. Tripp Pierson, Oglethorpe 50 4.22 

10.Cornell Longino, Oglethorpe 98 4.10 

Steals 

Tot. 

1. Daniel Waguespack, Millsaps (98/99-01/02) 264 

2. Brian Britt, Centre (97/98-00/01) 257 

3. Albert Johnson, Rhodes (92/93-95/96) 256 

4. Terry Bailey, Oglethorpe (03/04-06/07) 237 

5. Rusty Fordham, Sewanee (98/99-01/02) 209 

6. Mike Dunleavy, Southwestern (99/00-02/03) 192 

7. Charles Houston, Trinity (05/06-08/09) 183 

8. Jason Morris, Trinity (01/02-04/05) 173 

9. Lorenzo Bailey, Millsaps (04/05-07/08) 166 

Josh Cockerham, Rhodes (96/97-99/00) 166 

Steals Average (45 Games Minimum) G Avg. 

1. Brian Britt, Centre 96 2.68 

2. Daniel Waguespack, Millsaps 100 2.64 

3. Albert Johnson, Rhodes 102 2.51 

4. Jarrell Sweet, Colorado College 46 2.43 

5. Michael Bennett, Hendrix 58 2.34 

6. Rusty Fordham, Sewanee 90 2.32 

7. Terry Bailey, Oglethorpe 106 2.24 

8. Stacy Vines, Hendrix 71 2.20 

9. Brent Wilson, Millsaps 76 2.05 

10.Charles Houston, Trinity 90 2.03 

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 250 made) Fg-Fga Pct. 

1. Bert Gardner, Millsaps 285-448 .636 

2. Robert Cates, Southwestern 407-655 .621 

3. Brian Davis, Oglethorpe 440-709 .621 

4. Jonathan Jarrett, Sewanee 483-796 .607 

5. Steve Hodges, Centre 298-497 .600 

6. Chris Wall, Oglethorpe 283-481 .588 

7. Rene Guzman, Southwestern 261-445 .587 

8. Sean Devins, Trinity 414-711 .582 

9. Neal Power, Rhodes 610-1048 .582 

10.Tom Callen, DePauw 277-477 .581 

Free Throw Percentagen (Min. 150 made) Ft-Fta Pct. 

1. Matt Secrease, Hendrix 232-267 .869 

2. Bryan Bates, Centre 343-398 .862 

3. Eric Dickinson, Oglethorpe 472-552 .855 

4. Austin Lutz, Rhodes 253-296 .855 

5. Matt Nestheide, Centre 370-437 .847 

6. Rami Almefty, Rhodes 397-470 .845 

7. Andrew Tulowitsky, Oglethorpe 241-287 .840 

8. Cal Rose, Hendrix 190-227 .837 

9. Thomas Britt, Centre 218-262 .832 

10.Joe Nixon, DePauw 252-303 .832 

Free Throws Made 

No. 

1. Cory Smith, Rhodes 532 

2. Stan Goldberg, Oglethorpe 481 

3. Eric Dickinson, Oglethorpe 472 

4. Andrew King, Hendrix 467 

5. Russ Churchwell, Oglethorpe 423 

6. Neal Power, Rhodes 421 

7. Rami Almefty, Rhodes 397 

8. Ben Pursell, Sewanee 380 

9. Stephen Schott, DePauw 373 

10.Ryan Hyslop, Trinity 372 

3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (Min. 75 made) 3Fg-3Fga Pct. 

1. Andy Pippinger, Rhodes 124-265 .468 

2. David Demarcus, Centre 209-454 .460 

3. John Richards, Sewanee 105-231 .455 

4. Ross Burt, Trinity 142-313 .454 

5. Bob Steiner, DePauw 101-225 .449 

6. Tony DiFilippo, Sewanee 94-210 .448 

7. Rich Skeen, Trinity 216-483 .447 

8. Greg Mason, Centre 201-450 .447 

9. Ryan Vickers, Oglethorpe 193-434 .445 

10.Andrew Tulowitsky, Oglethorpe 188-434 .433 

3-Pt. Field Goals Made 

No. 

1. Josh Burr, Oglethorpe 288 

2. Turner Emery, Sewanee 260 

3. Mike Moore, DePauw 254 

4. Eric Ochel, Sewanee 251 

5. Cal Rose, Hendrix 248 

6. Alex Stewart, DePauw 240 

7. Josh Cockerham, Rhodes 235 

8. Lorenzo Bailey, Millsaps 232 

9. Matt Mooney, Centre 227 

10.Blake Martinez, Millsaps 222 

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SCAC single-game leaders 

MEN'S SINGLE-GAME BASKETBALL RECORDS (1991/92-2009/10) 

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS 

Points 55 Eric Ochel, Sewanee (vs. Emory) 2/22/95 

Rebounds 26 Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (vs. Oglethorpe) 1/3/06 

Assists 15 Mike Howland, DePauw (vs. Rhodes) 1/27/02 

Steals 11 Daniel Waguespack, Millsaps (vs. Hendrix) 2/17/02 

Blocked Shots 14 Doug Wilson, Millsaps (vs. LSU-Shreveport) 12/6/91 

FG Made 18 Eric Ochel, Sewanee (vs. Emory) 2/22/95 

FG Attempted 29 Bryan Egli, Rose-Hulman (vs. DePauw) 2/18/99 

29 Joey Garcia, Sewanee (vs. Methodist) 11/20/05 

FG Percentage 100.0% (11-11) Andrew Tulowitsky, Oglethorpe (vs. Piedmont) 1/2/07 

(Min. 10 made) 100.0% (10-10) Jonathan Jarrett, Sewanee (vs. Wesley (Del.) 11/18/00 

100.0% (10-10) Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (vs. Austin) 2/10/08 

FT Made 18 Ryan Hyslop, Trinity (vs. Rhodes) 1/2/99 

FT Attempted 20 Clint Ferguson, Rose-Hulman (vs. Case-Western) 11/18/00 

FT Percentage 100% (18-18) Ryan Hyslop, Trinity (vs. Rhodes) 1/2/99 

(Min. 13 made) 100% (16-16) Eric Dickinson, Oglethorpe (vs. Millsaps) 12/4/04 

100% (13-13) Dan Waguespack, Millsaps (vs. Oglethorpe) 1/4/00 

100% (13-13) Russ Churchwell, Oglethorpe (vs. LaGrange) 11/20/04 

100% (13-13) Tony James, DePauw (vs. Birmingham-So.) 2/21/10 

3-Pt. FG Made 13 Eric Ochel, Sewanee (vs. Emory) 2/22/95 

3-Pt. FG Attempted 20 Josh Burr, Oglethorpe (vs. Embry-Riddle) 12/29/05 

3-Pt. FG Percentage 100% (7-7) Brad Price, Millsaps (vs. Fisk) 1/28/94 

(Min. 6 made) 100% (7-7) Andrew Tulowitsky, Oglethorpe (vs. Piedmont) 1/2/07 

100% (6-6) Bryan Bates, Centre (vs. Southwestern) 1/17/98 

100% (6-6) Jon Query, Rose-Hulman (vs. Millsaps) 1/6/02 

100% (6-6) Aaron Bowser, Southwestern (vs. Ill. Wesleyan) 12/30/04 

100% (6-6) Thomas Britt, Centre (vs. Asbury) 11/18/05 

92.9% (13-14) Eric Ochel, Sewanee (vs. Emory) 2/22/95 

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TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS 

Points 127 Millsaps vs. Wesley 12/9/94 

Rebounds 76 Oglethorpe vs. Carver Bible (Ga.) 11/20/00 

Assists 39 Oglethorpe vs. Carver Bible (Ga.) 11/20/00 

Steals 27 Millsaps vs. Principia 12/3/94 

Blocked Shots 14 Millsaps vs. LSU-Shreveport 12/6/91 

14 Trinity vs. Hendrix 2/1/04 

FG Made 54 Millsaps vs. Wesley 12/9/94 

FG Attempted 93 Millsaps vs. Fisk 11/20/95 

93 Hendrix vs. Messenger (Mo.) 11/20/98 

FG Percentage 70.6% (48-68) DePauw vs. IU-Northwest 12/19/98 

FT Made 44 Oglethorpe vs. Sewanee 2/23/03 

FT Attempted 59 Rhodes vs. Trinity 1/21/96 

FT Percentage 96.2% (25-26) Oglethorpe vs. Rose-Hulman 2/28/04 

(Min. 20 made) 95.7% (22-23) Colorado College vs. Millsaps 1/11/08 

3-Pt. FG Made 21 Oglethorpe vs. Carver Bible 1/9/04 

3-Pt. FG Attempted 51 Oglethorpe vs. Carver Bible 1/9/04 

3-Pt. FG Percentage 83.3% (10-12) Millsaps vs. Sewanee 1/21/96 

(Min. 10 made) 

TEAM MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS 

Most Consecutive Wins 25 Centre College 2007/08 

20 Rhodes College 1991/92 

Most Consecutive 

Conference Wins 22 Centre College 2006/07 (6) - 2007/08 (14) - 2008/09 (2) 

13 Oglethorpe University 1992/93 (2) - 1993/94 (11) 



MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT RECORDS (2003-10) 

SCAC Records 

scac tournament leaders 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Points 

Game 34 Jon Query, Rose-Hulman (vs. Southwestern) 2/27/03 

34 Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (vs. Centre) 2/24/06 

Tourney 65 Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (3 games) 2008 

Average 23.5 Robert Cates, Southwestern (47 points / 2 games) 2005 

Rebounds 

Game 17 Andrew King, Hendrix (vs. Oglethorpe) 2/29/08 

Tourney 32 Coy Zerhusen, Centre (3 games) 2006 

Average 12.0 Jeremy Bettis, DePauw (24 rebounds / 2 games) 2003 

Assists 

Game 10 Mike Moore, DePauw (vs. Trinity) 2/24/07 

Tourney 18 Mike Moore, DePauw (2 games) 2007 

18 Ryan Crowdis, Centre (3 games) 2009 

Average 9.0 Mike Moore, DePauw (18 assists / 2 games) 2007 

Steals 

Game 7 Alex Stewart, DePauw (vs. Rhodes) 2/25/06 

Tourney 11 Allen Odum, Millsaps (2 games) 2007 

Average 5.5 Allen Odum, Millsaps (11 steals / 2 games) 2007 

Blocks 

Game 7 Sean Devins, Trinity (vs. Centre) 2/26/05 

7 Sean Devins, Trinity (vs. Sewanee) 2/27/05 

Tourney 16 Sean Devins, Trinity (3 games) 2005 

Average 5.3 Sean Devins, Trinity (16 blocks / 3 games) 2005 

3-Pt. Field Goals 

Game 8 Matt Nestheide, Centre (vs. Trinity) 2/25/07 

8 Kris Bentley, Centre (vs. Southwestern) 3/1/09 

Tourney 16 Matt Nestheide, Centre (3 games) 2007 

Average 5.3 Matt Nestheide, Centre (16 3FGs / 3 games) 2007 

Field Goals 

Game 15 Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (vs. Centre) 2/24/06 

Tourney 29 Edrick Montgomery, Millsaps (3 games) 2008 

Free Throws 

Game 13 Matt Nestheide, Centre (vs. Millsaps) 2/24/06 

13 Andrew Galow, Rhodes (vs. Austin College) 2/26/10 

Tourney 21 Matt Nestheide, Centre (3 games) 2008 

Field Goal Percentage 

Game (Min. 10 made) 91.7 (11-12) Jason Ludwig, Rose-Hulman (vs. Rhodes) 2/27/04 

Tourney (Min. 15 made) 81.8 (18-22) Robert Cates, Southwestern (2 games) 2005 

Free Throw Percentage 

Game (Min. 6 made) 100.0 (10-10) Matt Nestheide, Centre (vs. Millsaps) 3/2/08 

100.0 (8-8) Josh Burr, Oglethorpe (vs. Rose-Hulman) 2/28/04 

100.0 (8-8) Tyler Warren, Millsaps (vs. Trinity) 2/25/05 

Tourney (Min. 10 made) 100.0 (14-14) Josh Burr, Oglethorpe (3 games) 2004 

95.5 (21-22) Matt Nestheide, Centre (3 games) 2008 

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS 

Points 

One Team 92 Hendrix 92, Oglethorpe 80 - OT 2/27/09 

Combined 172 Southwestern 88, DePauw 84 - OT 2/27/04 

172 Hendrix 92, Oglethorpe 80 - OT 2/27/09 

Margin of Victory 29 Millsaps (86) vs. Rhodes (57) 2/29/08 

Rebounds 48 Trinity (vs. Millsaps) 2/27/04 

48 Hendrix (vs. Oglethorpe) 2/29/08 

Assists 23 Millsaps (vs. Rhodes) 2/29/08 

Steals 13 Southwestern (vs. DePauw) 2/25/05 

13 Millsaps (vs. Hendrix) 2/23/07 

13 Trinity (vs. Oglethorpe) 2/23/07 

Blocked Shots 11 Trinity (vs. Centre) 2/26/05 

3-Pt FG Made 14 Southwestern (vs. DePauw) 2/27/04 

Field Goal Pct. 59.2% (29-49) Centre (vs. Millsaps) 2/27/03 

Free Throw Pct. 96.2% (25-26) Oglethorpe (vs. Rose-Hulman) 2/28/04 

3-Pt FG Pct. 58.3% (7-12) Rose-Hulman (vs. Rhodes) 2/27/04 


athletic facilities 

hendrix athletic facilities ranked 13th in nation 

Hendrix College has always been considered one of the country’s best institutions for undergraduate education, however, according to the Princeton Review the Warriors’ threeyear-old 

athletic facilities ranks among the best in the nation. 

The Princeton Review recently praised Hendrix College for its new Wellness and Athletic Center, Bob Courtway Pool and four outdoor playing fields by ranking it 13th in the 

country among all 2,500 four-year colleges. That includes all NCAA Division I, II and III schools. 

Hendrix joined Wabash College (Crawfordsville, Ind.) and Middlebury College (Middlebury, Vt.) as the only other NCAA Division III schools to make the Top 20 list. Hendrix was 

also the only Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) school on the list. 

The Warriors finished construction of their new athletic facilities in August of 2007. The new buildings and playing fields replaced the 46-year-old Grove Gymnasium. Hendrix 

has also recently finished construction of the new Student Life and Technology Center, which has been erected on the west side of Harkrider where Grove Gymnasium formerly 

sat. 

“Our new athletic facilities have helped us, along with the great work of our coaching 

staff, to increase the number of student-athletes participating in our 19 sports from 

about 180 a few years ago to over 350 this year,” said Athletics Director Danny Powell. 

The SCAC has given Hendrix the opportunity to show off its new state-of-the-art facilities 

by appointing the school as host of the 2008 and 2009 SCAC Men’s and Women’s 

Basketball Championships, 2009 SCAC Field Hockey Championships, 2010 SCAC Softball 

Championships and 2010 SCAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships. 

(Front view of the Wellness and Athletic Center) 

The SCAC has chosen Hendrix as a host school for its conference championships because 

of the central location in the conference, ability to run on-campus tournaments and the 

abundant hotels and restaurants Conway has to offer. 

One of the greatest aspects of Hendrix Athletics is the affordable admission to its 19 sporting event’s home games throughout the year, including SCAC Championships. Fans can 

come out and enjoy all the fun and excitement of college athletics for the best price of all, FREE. 

In its profile on Hendrix (pages 280-281), The Princeton Review praises the college for its involved student body and accepting atmosphere. Hendrix students are quoted extensively 

throughout the review, discussing everything from the “phenomenal [financial] aid that would be ridiculous to turn down” to the “awesome theme parties”. A political 

science major noted that “one of Hendrix’s selling points is the personal relationships that students build with their professors,” while another student credited professors for 

being “courageously friendly.” 

The Princeton Review’s 62 ranking lists in The Best 371 Colleges are entirely based on 

its survey of 122,000 students (about 325 per campus on average) attending the colleges 

in the book. The 80-question survey asks students to rate their schools on several 

topics and report on their campus experiences. Topics range from student assessments 

of their professors, administrators, financial aid, and campus food. 

Other ranking lists are based on student reports about their student body’s political 

leanings, race/class relations, gay community acceptance, and other aspects of campus 

life. A college’s appearance on a ranking list is entirely the result of a high consensus 

among its surveyed students about a topic compared with that of students at other 

schools answering the same survey question(s) on the ranking list topic. 

(Aerial view of the top-ranked Warrior facilities) 


athletic facilities 

grove gymnasium - garrison court 

The construction of Grove Gymnasium was completed in August of 2007 and plays host to the Warrior basketball and volleyball programs. The unique stadium-style seating 

holds a capacity crowd of 1,100. The gym also features a fieldhouse atmosphere when the windows are uncovered and the Warrior Alumni Room overlooks competition for 

a suite style view. The gym is named in honor of former basketball coach and athletic director, Ivan H. Grove, who guided the Warriors for 20 years (1924-47). The basketball 

court is named in honor of the legendary basketball coach Cliff Garrison, who led the Warriors through 31 years of basketball glory. Grove and Garrison combined for eight AIC 

Championships and an overall record of 721-521 (.581 pct). 


45 2010-11 Hendrix Men’s Basketball Media Guide 

discover hendrix

discover hendrix 



Discover Hendrix 

Hendrix is on a journey to national leadership in 

engaged liberal arts and sciences education. Led 

by our flagship Odyssey Program and supported 

by The Hendrix Campaign, we have been charting 

progress, writing history, and making a difference 

in the lives of our students and the world. 

Hendrix is a College that engages students in the 

active pursuit of knowledge. Our students work 

closely with their faculty mentors, shaping their 

learning experiences to reflect their personal 

interests and challenging themselves to stretch 

beyond what they thought possible. 

This commitment to engaged learning is part 

of the history and fabric of Hendrix College. It 

is now the cornerstone of a curricular initiative 

called Your Hendrix Odyssey: Engaging in Active 

Learning. 

Through the Odyssey program we guarantee that 

every Hendrix student will have at least three 

specific active learning experiences, drawn from 

six categories. In addition to the personal benefit 

students receive by linking critical thought with 

action, Hendrix will also provide an experiential 

learning transcript to each graduate. 

We believe this new credential will be a valuable 

addition to our graduates’ portfolios, whether 

their next move in life is to continue their education 

in graduate school or to enter the workforce. 

The Hendrix Motto 

“Unto the whole person” The Hendrix seal appeared 

for the first time on the cover of the 1898 

catalog. The seal included the College’s motto, selected 

by a committee headed by the Rev. George 

W. Hill and taken from a passage in Ephesians: 

“Till we all come in the unity of the faith and of 

the knowledge of the Son of God, unto a perfect 

man unto the measure of the stature of the 

fullness of Christ ...” (Ephesians 4:13, King James 

Version). Currently translated as “unto the whole 

person,” the motto, in Ancient Greek, reflects 

Hendrix’s dedication to both Christian principles 

and the traditional liberal arts ideal. 

National Recognition 

Hendrix has a long and proud tradition of 

national recognition. As early as 1900 Hendrix 

was recognized by the U.S. 

Office of Education as having 

higher standards for admission 

and graduation than any other 

institution of higher learning 

in Arkansas. That recognition 

continues today as numerous 

journals and college guides 

recognize the impact of Your 

Hendrix Odyssey: Engaging in 

Active Learning on American 

higher education. 

Fiske Guide to Colleges 

Fiske Guide to Colleges names Hendrix one of 44 

national “Best Buy” colleges and universities in 

its 2010 edition. Hendrix is one of only 24 private 

institutions on the list. 

Forbes’ list of America’s Best Colleges 

Forbes Magazine names Hendrix to both its top 

“100 Best Colleges” and top “100 Best Buy” lists 

for 2009. Hendrix is ranked #71 on the “Best 

Private Colleges” list and is #81 on the “Overall” 

list. Hendrix is one of only 23 schools that made 

both the top “100 Best Colleges” and top “100 

Best Buy” lists. 

U.S. News & World Report 

U.S. News & World Report lists Hendrix as the #1 

“Up-and-coming Liberal Arts College” in its 2010 

list of best colleges. Hendrix is also ranked 80th 

on the magazine’s list of best liberal arts colleges. 

The Princeton Review 

The Princeton Review lists Hendrix for academic 

excellence in its 2008 college guide, The Best 366 

Colleges. Hendrix was among the top 20 colleges 

recognized in these four categories: 11th in the 

“professors get high marks” category, 11th in the 

“best classroom experience” category, 16th in the 

“best college theater” category, and 20th in the 

“lots of race/class interaction.” 

Hendrix is also listed in The Princeton Review’s 

2008 edition of American’s Best Value Colleges 

noting the fact that Hendrix costs about 10 percent 

less than several comparable schools around 

the country. 

In the 2010 edition, Best 371 Colleges, Hendrix is 

ranked fifth “Easiest Campus to Get Around” and 

13th “Best Athletic Facilities.” 

Colleges That Change Lives 

Colleges That Change Lives once again selects 

Hendrix for inclusion in its latest guidebook 

edition, “40 Schools that will Change the Way You 

Think About Colleges.” 

Former New York Times education editor Loren 

Pope wrote the guidebook to help students, parents 

and counselors find a good college match. 

The book profiles colleges that make a real 

difference in the lives of students. The choices in 

the book were based on Pope’s years of research 

as a journalist, as well as his direct interaction 



with students and graduates of the CTCL schools. 

The 40 colleges he evaluates are known for their 

abilities to serve students with a wide range 

of abilities yet produce higher proportions of 

scientists and scholars. 

In summing up his reason for selecting Hendrix, 

which has a nine-page profile in the book, Pope 

writes: “I was unexpectedly blown away by 

Hendrix. It is an exemplary college and teenagers 

of a wide range of abilities and interests would 

find this a very happy fit socially…There should 

be at least one college as good as Hendrix in 

every state.” 

The New York-based education services company 

features Hendrix in its 2006 edition of its 

book, America’s Best Value Colleges. The guide 

profiles 81 colleges with outstanding academics, 

generous financial aid packages and relatively 

low costs. It includes public and private colleges 

and universities in 35 states. Hendrix is the only 

college in Arkansas featured on the list. 

What Others Say 

“Inside this lovely setting is a warm community 

that offers an educational experience to match: 

one without peer.” – Colleges that Change Lives 

“Universally, students are delighted with the 

quality of Hendrix academics, the hallmark of 

which is the faculty-student interaction.” – The 

Insider’s Guide to the Colleges, 2009 Edition 

“You will find a faculty that will amaze you and 

that will open your mind to things you never 

imagined.” – The Best 368 Colleges from The 

Princeton Review 

Did You Know? 

Our graduates include: 

6 - Rhodes Scholars 

14 - Fulbright Scholars 

26 - Watson Fellows 

21 - Goldwater Scholars 

2 - Truman Scholars 

2 - Jack Kent Cooke Scholars 

1 - Marshall Scholar. 

Our graduates’ acceptance rate at law schools 

stands at over 90% and the acceptance rate at 

medical schools is 85% (that’s nearly twice the 

national average). 

Hendrix graduates who immediately enter the 

job market obtain employment within 6 months 

of graduation. 

Student/Faculty Ratio: 13:1 

Average Class Size: 19 

100% of our students receive some form of 

achievement-based and/or need-based state, 

federal or institutional assistance. 

History in Brief 

In 1876 Central Institute, which was to become 

Hendrix College was established in Altus, Arkansas, 

by the Rev. Isham L. Burrow. 

The school became Central Collegiate Institute in 

1881 with the addition of secondary 

and collegiate departments. 

The institute was purchased 

in 1884 by conferences of the 

Southern Methodist Church in 

Arkansas and was renamed Hendrix 

College in honor of Bishop 

Eugene R. Hendrix in 1889. The 

following year the college moved 

to Conway, Arkansas. 

By the mid-1930s Hendrix had firmly established 

its role as a small, coeducational, undergraduate, 

residential, liberal arts, church-related institution. 

From the mid-1950s Hendrix gradually increased 

student enrollment until it stabilized at just 

under 1,000 in the 1970s. Through the end of the 

20th century, Hendrix added more than 15 buildings, 

developed a new master plan for growth 

of the campus, and revised and enhanced its 

curriculum and added faculty in key areas. 

The College’s long-standing commitment to 

experiential education gave birth to the Hendrix 

Odyssey Program in 2005. This component of 

the curriculum, which requires three engaged 

learning experiences of every Hendrix graduate, 

is helping the College build a national reputation 

for leadership in engaged learning. 

From the foundation of more than 130 years of 

excellence in education, Hendrix College is moving 

confidently into the 21st century. 


2010-11 Hendrix College Men’s Hoops Schedule 

Date Opponent Site Time 

Nov. 13 University of Central Arkansas (exhibition) Conway, Ark. 7 p.m. CT 

Nov. 15 University of the Ozarks Clarksville, Ark. 7 p.m. CT 

Nov. 19 vs. Greenville College (Tip-Off Classic) Greenville, Ill. 7 p.m. CT 

Nov. 20 vs. Westminster College (Tip-Off Classic) Greenville, Ill. 3 p.m. CT 

Nov. 23 LeTourneau University Longview, Texas 7 p.m. CT 

Nov. 30 Rust College Holly Springs, Miss. 7:30 p.m. CT 

Dec. 3 Colorado College * Hendrix College 8 p.m. CT 

Dec. 5 Austin College * Hendrix College 3 p.m. CT 

Dec. 17 Millsaps College * Jackson, Miss. 3 p.m. CT 

Dec. 30 LeTourneau University Hendrix College 7 p.m. CT 

Jan. 2 University of Dallas Irving, Texas 3 p.m. CT 

Jan. 4 Rust College Hendrix College 7 p.m. CT 

Jan. 7 Southwestern University * Georgetown, Texas 8 p.m. CT 

Jan. 8 Trinity University * San Antonio, Texas 8 p.m. CT 

Jan. 14 Centre College * Danville, Ky. 8 p.m. CT 

Jan. 16 DePauw University * Greencastle, Ind. 2 p.m. ET 

Jan. 21 Rhodes College * Hendrix College 8 p.m. CT 

Jan. 23 Birmingham-Southern College ^ Hendrix College 3 p.m. CT 

Jan. 24 Philander Smith College (JV) Hendrix College 6 p.m. CT 

Jan. 28 Sewanee-University of the South * Sewanee, Tenn. 8 p.m. CT 

Jan. 30 Oglethorpe University * Atlanta, Ga. 3 p.m. ET 

Feb. 4 Southwestern University * Hendrix College 8 p.m. CT 

Feb. 5 Trinity University * Hendrix College 8 p.m. CT 

Feb. 7 Philander Smith College (JV) Little Rock, Ark. 6 p.m. CT 

Feb. 8 University of Dallas Hendrix College 7:30 p.m. CT 

Feb. 12 Millsaps College * Hendrix College 3 p.m. CT 

Feb. 18 Colorado College * Colorado Springs, Colo. 8 p.m. MT 

Feb. 20 Austin College * Sherman, Texas 3 p.m. CT 

Feb. 25-27 SCAC Tournament (hosted by Millsaps College) Jackson, Miss. 

Bold = home game (JV) = junior varsity game * = SCAC game

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