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2011–12 Men’s 

BasketBall

Table of Contents 

Antonio Bowman 

Malcolm Heard II 

WC Facilities............................................................2 

2011–12 Schedule..................................................2 

2011–12 Season Preview........................................3 

2011–12 Roster.......................................................4 

Player Profiles......................................................5–8 

Head Coach K.C. Hunt..............................................9 

Assistant Coaches.................................................10 

Coaching Records..................................................11 

2010–11 Season Review.......................................12 

2010–11 Statistics/Results....................................13 

WC Single-Game Records......................................14 

WC Single-Season Records ...................................15 

WC Career Records................................................16 

2010–11 OAC Standings/Statistics..................17–18 

WC Quick Facts 

Location....................................Wilmington, Ohio 45177 

Founded.................................................................1870 

Religious Affiliation.............. Religious Society of Friends 

Nickname.......................................................... Quakers 

Colors................................................... Green and White 

Enrollment.............................................................1,200 

Home Court..............................Fred Raizk Arena (3,500) 

Conference..................................................Ohio Athletic 

Affiliation..................................................... NCAA Div. III 

President................................................... Jim Reynolds 

Director of Athletics.....................................Terry Rupert 

Office Phone............................(937) 382-6661, Ext. 255 

Faculty Athletics Rep .................. Caralee Capone-Bethel 

History 

First Year/Men’s Basketball.....................................1903 

Overall All-Time Record................................. 868-1,126 

NCAA Tournament Appearances....................................1 

All-Time NCAA Tournament Record........................... 1-1 

Best NCAA Tournament Result..................Second Round 

Sports Information 

Sports Information Director............................. Jeff Hibbs 

Office Phone............................(937) 382-6661, Ext. 347 

Home Phone.......................................... (937) 725-6703 

Office Fax.............................................. (937) 383-8557 

E-mail...................................jeff_hibbs@wilmington.edu 

Web Site........................................ www.wilmington.edu 

Press Box Phone.................................... (937) 725-6703 

SID Mailing Address.......................Pyle Center Box 1265 

1870 Quaker Way 

Wilmington, OH 45177 

Overnight Address.................................. 107 College St. 

Wilmington, OH 45177 

Brandon Candella 

Credits 

The 2011–12 Wilmington College Men’s Basketball Media Guide 

is a publication of the WC Public Relations Office. Editor – Sports 

Information Director Jeff Hibbs. Photography by Randy Sarvis and 

John Swartzel. 

Wilmington College does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, 

color, religion, national or ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation 

or disability in the administration of education policies, admission 

policies, financial aid, employment or any other college program or 

activity. 

2011– 12 MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 

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Facilities/2011–12 Schedule 

Fred Raizk Arena has been home to the Wilmington College basketball 

teams since 1967. The arena, which seats 3,500 fans, is also home 

to the Quaker volleyball and wrestling teams. It is located inside of 

Hermann Court, the main athletic facility on campus. The building 

houses the athletics offices, classrooms, an Olympic-sized swimming 

pool, racquetball and squash courts, an auxiliary gym and the Paul Brown 

weight room. The building is attached to the Clinton County YMCA, which 

was built in 1987–88. The YMCA provides separate recreational facilities 

for the campus and local communities. 

2011–12 SCHEDULE 

Date Opponent time 

Nov. 15 Mount St. Joseph................................................ 7:30 p.m. 

Nov. 18 # Buena Vista...................................................... 6:30 p.m. 

Nov. 19 # TBD..........................................................................TBD 

Nov. 23 Shawnee State................................................... 3:00 p.m. 

Nov. 27 WOOSTER.......................................................... 5:00 p.m. 

Dec. 3 * HEIDELBERG................................................... 3:00 p.m. 

Dec. 8 * Capital............................................................. 7:00 p.m. 

Dec. 10 * BALDWIN-WALLACE....................................... 2:00 p.m. 

Dec. 17 * Mount Union..................................................... 3:00 p.m. 

Dec. 21 * MARIEtta....................................................... 7:30 p.m. 

Jan. 4 * Muskingum...................................................... 7:30 p.m. 

Jan. 7 * JOHN CARROLL............................................... 3:00 p.m. 

Date Opponent time 

Jan. 11 * OHIO nortHERN............................................. 7:30 p.m. 

Jan. 14 * ottERBEIN...................................................... 3:00 p.m. 

Jan. 18 tHOMAS MORE.................................................. 7:30 p.m. 

Jan. 21 * Heidelberg........................................................ 4:00 p.m. 

Jan. 25 * CAPITAL.......................................................... 7:30 p.m. 

Jan. 28 * Baldwin-Wallace.............................................. 4:00 p.m. 

Feb. 1 * Marietta........................................................... 7:30 p.m. 

Feb. 4 * MOUNT UNION................................................ 3:00 p.m. 

Feb. 8 * MUSKINGUM................................................... 7:30 p.m. 

Feb. 11 * John Carroll...................................................... 3:00 p.m. 

Feb. 15 * Ohio Northern................................................... 7:30 p.m. 

Feb. 18 * Otterbein.......................................................... 7:30 p.m. 

Home games in BOLD CAPS 

# Wheaton Lee Pfund Classic 

* OAC game 

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2011–12 SEASON PREVIEW 

Wilmington College enters the 2011–12 season with renewed focus on 

making plays when games are on the line. The Quakers posted a 10-16 

record last season, a year after capturing the program’s first Ohio Athletic 

Conference championship and debuting in the NCAA Tournament. 

For the Quakers, a priority this season is to prove that last season was 

a fluke. 

“We didn’t make enough winning plays at winning time last season,” 

said head coach K.C. Hunt, who is in his fifth season on the WC sideline. 

“We lost nine games where we had the lead with under four minutes to 

play in the game. It came down to execution, maturity and an extremely 

young basketball team that needed to take its lumps. We came in a little 

overconfident, just thinking that it was going to happen for us again. It 

doesn’t work that way. We all learned a very tough, valuable lesson that 

you have to do things the right way each and every day to make sure 

that you are able to make the plays you need to as a group when it’s time 

to win basketball games.” 

An experienced senior class will show the way for the Quakers, on and 

off the court. 

“There is no way you can overestimate ‘senioritis,’” Hunt said. “These 

guys all know that this is it, this is their last opportunity to put on a 

college basketball uniform. I think that is going to make a huge difference 

in our sense of urgency throughout the team.” 

Wilmington could be. Junior guard Brandon Candella scored nine points 

per game, and sophomore forward Malcolm Heard II is a double-double 

threat every time he laces up his sneakers. 

“Brandon and Malcolm and Ben Vonderhaar … you can go up and down 

our roster and see a bunch of guys that have a ton of experience, and we 

are expecting big things from them,” Hunt said. 

A talented group of newcomers is also expected to make an impact, and 

will be doing so against a tough schedule that includes nationally ranked 

non-conference foes Wooster and Wheaton. 

“As a player, I always wanted to play against the best teams, and I don’t 

think our guys feel any different,” Hunt said. “We have our hands full 

with our non-conference opponents.” 

The stakes will be raised when Wilmington — picked No. 8 in the 

Preseason Coaches Poll — enters OAC play to face the likes of No. 2 

Marietta. 

“Marietta is obviously the team to beat, but we have five teams in 

this league who have everybody back,” Hunt said. “You’re looking at 

a very mature, senior-laden conference that is going to be extremely 

challenging and exciting.” ■ 

The senior backcourt tandem of All-American Tyler White and All-OAC 

point guard Antonio Bowman will push the Quakers on both sides of the 

time line. 

“I think those guys are a special backcourt. They have a chance to do 

some unique things in Wilmington’s record book,” Hunt said. “They are 

as talented as anybody in our league and anybody we are going to play 

all year long. It’s going to be fun to have them out there running the show 

for their senior year.” 

Perhaps the biggest challenge for the upperclassmen is not to produce, 

but to help their teammates become as productive as possible. 

“Those guys need to attempt to make everybody else around them 

better. That’s what great players do,” Hunt said. “Last year, I think there 

was a little bit of lack of trust, at times, throughout the basketball team. 

We have really worked on trusting each other, making that extra pass 

and being a complete unit. We’re not a two-man show. We have talent 

up and down our roster, and our guys are excited to gel as a group and 

see what we can become.” 

White and Bowman combined for 35 points per game last season, 

but other players provided glimpses of just how dangerous a team 


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2011–12 SEASON Roster 

No. Name pos. Ht. Wt. yr. Hometown/School 

4 Beau Smith G 5-10 150 Fr. Lebanon/Lebanon 

5 Jarrin Taul G 5-10 131 Fr. Ripley/Ripley 

10 Dwight Johnson G 6-0 175 Fr. Dayton/Jefferson 

11 Klarke Ransome G 6-1 165 So. Richwood/North Union 

12 Antonio Bowman G 6-1 168 Sr. Columbus/Whetstone 

14 R.J. Leppert G 6-4 170 Fr. Liberty Township/Lakota East 

20 Malcolm Heard II F 6-5 230 So. Wilmington/Wilmington 

22 Tyler White G 6-3 185 Sr. Cincinnati/Colerain 

23 Rashad Peterkin G 6-2 165 Fr. West Chester/Roger Bacon 

24 Brandon Candella G 6-3 190 Jr. West Chester/Lakota West 

33 Miles Bankston P 6-6 285 Jr. Cincinnati/Walnut Hills 

34 Ben Vonderhaar F 6-7 205 So. Cincinnati/Colerain 

35 Taylor Kin F 6-6 215 Jr. Sandusky/Riverdale 

40 Tim Pfeiffer F 6-5 200 Jr. Clinton/Akron Manchester 

42 Keegan Nowlin F 6-3 220 Sr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South 

44 Ethan Fite P 6-7 260 Jr. Hamersville/Western Brown 

45 Daniel Rogers F 6-5 175 Sr. Xenia/Xenia 

50 Nolan Darland F 6-6 240 Sr. New Richmond/New Richmond 

52 Kyle Sauerland F 6-8 215 So. Loveland/Moeller 

54 Christian Patterson F 6-4 186 So. Cincinnati/Norwood 

Head Coach: K.C. Hunt (5th season) • Assistants: Rob Noschang, Kerry Wilkinson 


RETURNING PLAYERS 

Klarke Ransome • Guard • Sophomore 

Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 165 • Hometown/High School: Richwood/North Union • Born: Nov. 25, 1991 • Major: Health/Physical Education 

Notes: Saw action in all 26 games last season 

Personal: Career plans…Physical education teacher/coach; Favorite food…Mac and cheese; Favorite basketball player… 

Jimmer Fredette; Would most like to meet…Brandon Phillips; Favorite movie…Bad Boys II; Favorite actor…Will Smith 

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|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 

YEAR GP Gs min fG fGa pCT 3-FG 3-FGa pCt ft fta pCt off DEf tot aVG a to B s pts aVG 

10–11 26 2 491 23 53 .434 11 34 .324 18 21 .857 12 34 46 1.8 35 20 0 16 75 2.9 

Career 26 2 491 23 53 .434 11 34 .324 18 21 .857 12 34 46 1.8 35 20 0 16 75 2.9 

Antonio Bowman • Guard • Senior 

Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 168 • Hometown/High School: Columbus/Whetstone • Born: Jan. 10, 1990 • Major: Sport Management 

Notes: 2011 All-OAC selection; Averaged 16 points, 4.4 assists in 26 games last season 

Personal: Favorite food…Chicken; Favorite basketball player…Jason Kidd; Favorite movie…He Got Game; 

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Favorite actor…Martin Lawrence 

|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


08–09 26 0 295 25 52 .481 2 8 .250 8 13 .615 9 17 26 1.0 33 32 3 21 60 2.3 

09–10 30 8 755 82 197 .416 5 32 .156 42 64 .656 19 69 88 2.9 94 70 3 47 211 7.0 

10–11 26 23 702 146 300 .487 8 45 .178 115 159 .723 7 47 54 2.1 115 94 3 47 415 16.0 

Career 82 31 1752 253 549 .461 15 85 .176 165 236 .699 35 133 168 2.0 242 196 9 115 686 8.4 

Malcolm Heard II • Forward • Sophomore 

Ht: 6-5 • Wt: 230 • Hometown/High School: Wilmington/Wilmington • Born: Oct. 31, 1991 • Major: Sport Management 

Notes: Saw action in 25 games, 20 starts last season 

Personal: Favorite food…Pizza and mom’s home cooking; Favorite basketball player…LeBron James; Favorite actor… 

Jamie Foxx; Pre-game superstition/ritual…Listen to iPod; Favorite basketball memory…First dunk in a game 

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|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


10–11 25 20 536 89 150 .593 0 1 .000 18 37 .486 56 79 135 5.4 23 32 33 24 196 7.8 

Career 25 20 536 89 150 .593 0 1 .000 18 37 .486 56 79 135 5.4 23 32 33 24 196 7.8 

Tyler White • Guard • Senior 

Ht: 6-3 • Wt: 185 • Hometown/High School: Cincinnati/Colerain • Born: March 30, 1990 • Major: Sport Management 

Notes: Two-time All-OAC selection 

Personal: Favorite food…Mom’s fried chicken; Favorite movie…Finding Nemo; Favorite song…“The Real Is Back”; 

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Pre-game superstition/ritual…iPod playlist 

|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


08–09 26 0 389 56 112 .500 6 16 .375 45 64 .703 13 23 36 1.4 14 26 4 18 163 6.3 

09–10 30 30 874 193 362 .533 13 53 .245 116 181 .641 35 83 118 3.9 35 82 14 55 515 17.2 

10–11 26 24 728 164 332 .494 28 83 .337 127 174 .730 21 81 102 3.9 24 76 9 39 483 18.6 

Career 82 54 1991 413 806 .512 47 152 .309 288 419 .687 69 187 256 3.1 73 184 27 112 1,161 14.2 

Brandon Candella • Guard • Junior 

Ht: 6-3 • Wt: 190 • Hometown/High School: West Chester/Lakota West • Born: Jan. 23, 1991 • Major: Business Mgmt./Sport Mgmt. 

Notes: 8.6 points, 3.3 rebounds in 26 games last season; Dean’s List; Member WC water polo club and SAAC 

Personal: Favorite food…Mom’s French toast; Favorite basketball player…Kobe Bryant; Favorite movie…Hall Pass; 

Last book read…Lord of the Rings; Favorite actor…Jim Carrey; Pre-game superstition/ritual…Eat gummy bears 

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|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


09–10 30 16 604 56 148 .378 13 56 .232 29 48 .604 29 52 81 2.7 29 30 4 27 154 5.1 

10–11 26 17 663 75 190 .395 29 77 .377 45 66 .682 20 67 87 3.3 30 36 1 26 224 8.6 

Career 56 33 1267 131 338 .388 42 133 .316 74 114 .649 49 119 168 3.0 59 66 5 53 378 6.8 


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Miles Bankston • POST • Junior 

Ht: 6-6 • Wt: 285 • Hometown/High School: Cincinnati/Walnut Hills • Born: Dec. 26, 1990 • Major: Sport Management 

Notes: Member WC Activities Programming Board; Peer advisor 

Personal: Favorite actor…Morgan Freeman; Favorite movie…Space Jam; Last book read…The Outsiders; Favorite food… 

Mac and cheese; Pre-game superstition/ritual…Wash hands before warmups; Favorite basketball player… 

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Derrick Rose 

|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


09–10 27 0 146 12 22 .545 0 1 .000 1 1 1.000 10 25 35 1.3 6 7 0 4 25 0.9 

10–11 22 0 105 7 15 .467 0 0 .000 6 8 .750 7 16 23 1.0 0 5 0 1 20 0.9 

Career 49 0 251 19 37 .514 0 1 .000 7 9 .778 17 41 58 1.2 6 12 0 5 45 0.9 

Ben Vonderhaar • Forward • Sophomore 

Ht: 6-7 • Wt: 205 • Hometown/High School: Cincinnati/Colerain • Born: Oct. 28, 1991 • Major: Sport Management 

Notes: Saw action in all 26 games last season; Peer advisor 

Personal: Favorite basketball player…Dirk Nowitzki; Favorite song…“Sing for the Moment”; Favorite musical performer… 

Eminem; Favorite movie…8 Mile; Favorite food…Mashed potatoes; Favorite basketball memory… 

Playing Jared Sullinger 

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|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


10–11 26 5 419 37 95 .389 0 0 .000 15 26 .577 21 64 85 3.3 10 33 9 9 89 3.4 

Career 26 5 419 37 95 .389 0 0 .000 15 26 .577 21 64 85 3.3 10 33 9 9 89 3.4 

Taylor Kin • Forward • Junior 

Ht: 6-6 • Wt: 215 • Hometown/High School: Upper Sandusky/Riverdale • Born: Feb. 2, 1991 • Major: Business Admin. 

Notes: Member WC water polo club 

Personal: Favorite basketball memory…First high school dunk; Favorite movie…Varsity Blues; Favorite basketball player… 

Dirk Nowitzki; Favorite actress…Megan Fox 

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|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


09–10 5 0 5 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 2 2 0.4 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 

10–11 4 0 21 2 7 .286 0 0 .000 3 4 .750 2 2 4 1.0 1 2 0 2 7 1.8 

Career 9 0 26 2 7 .286 0 0 .000 3 4 .750 2 4 6 0.7 1 3 0 2 7 0.8 

Tim Pfeiffer • Forward • Junior 

Ht: 6-5 • Wt: 200 • Hometown/High School: Clinton/Akron Manchester • Born: Nov. 22, 1990 • Major: Accounting/Marketing 

Notes: Member Dean’s List, WC water polo club, SAAC 

Personal: Favorite basketball player…Tim Duncan; Favorite basketball memory…2010 OAC champions; Favorite actor… 

Morgan Freeman; Favorite movie…Shawshank Redemption; Last book read…Catch-22; Would most like to 

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meet…Coach K 

|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


09–10 11 0 22 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 3 4 0.4 0 2 0 0 0 0.0 

10–11 12 1 36 2 2 1.00 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 1 1 2 0.2 1 2 1 1 4 0.3 

Career 23 1 58 2 4 .500 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 2 4 6 0.3 1 4 1 1 4 0.2 

Keegan Nowlin • Forward • Senior 

Ht: 6-3 • Wt: 220 • Hometown/High School: Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South • Born: Feb. 8, 1990 • Major: Criminal Justice 

Notes: Played in all 26 games last season; Member BSI; Mentor 

Personal: Career plans ... Lawyer; Favorite actor…Denzel Washington; Favorite movie…Captain America; What about you 

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would surprise people…I have a twin brother; Would most like to meet…Jesus 

|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


08–09 8 0 26 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 

09–10 30 0 270 12 19 .632 0 0 .000 2 6 .333 9 26 35 1.2 8 22 3 14 26 0.9 

10–11 26 0 242 8 11 .727 0 0 .000 2 5 .400 10 20 30 1.2 12 12 0 13 18 0.7 

Career 64 0 538 20 31 .645 0 1 .000 4 11 .364 19 47 66 1.0 20 34 4 27 44 0.7 



HEADER 

Ethan Fite • Post • Junior 

Ht: 6-7 • Wt: 260 • Hometown/High School: Hamersville/Western Brown • Born: June 14, 1991 • Major: Agriculture 

Notes: Played in all 26 games, made nine starts last season; WC Aggies member 

Personal: Career plans ... Work for seed company; Favorite basketball player…Larry Bird; Favorite movie…Hall Pass; 

Favorite song…“Dirt Road Anthem”; Favorite musical performer…Jason Aldean; Favorite actor…Jason Stamos 

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|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


09–10 30 7 243 21 45 .467 0 0 .000 15 50 .300 20 23 43 1.4 4 20 9 5 57 1.9 

10–11 26 9 301 38 61 .623 0 0 .000 19 33 .576 31 41 72 2.8 10 20 5 6 95 3.7 

Career 56 16 544 59 106 .557 0 0 .000 34 83 .410 51 64 115 2.1 14 40 14 11 152 2.7 

Daniel Rogers • Forward • Senior 

Ht: 6-5 • Wt: 175 • Hometown/High School: Xenia/Xenia • Born: Nov. 28, 1989 • Major: Criminal Justice 

Notes: Saw action in three games last season 

Personal: Favorite food…Steak; Favorite basketball player…Larry Bird; Favorite actor…Jim Carrey; Favorite movie… 

The Town 

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|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


08–09 6 0 10 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0.2 0 0 1 0 2 0.3 

10–11 3 0 6 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 2 0.7 

Career 9 0 16 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 1 0 1 0.1 1 0 1 0 4 0.4 

Nolan Darland • Forward • Senior 

Ht: 6-6 • Wt: 240 • Hometown/High School: New Richmond/New Richmond • Born: Aug. 7, 1989 • Major: Sport Mgmt; Minor: Coaching 

Notes: Played in 25 games last season, 16 starts 

Personal: Favorite actor…Will Ferrell; Favorite movie…The Sandlot; Favorite food…Pizza; Favorite musical performer… 

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Wiz Khalifa 

|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


08–09 24 1 124 9 17 .529 0 0 .000 1 3 .333 7 14 21 0.9 2 11 0 1 19 0.8 

09–10 30 3 282 18 35 .504 0 0 .000 18 25 .720 32 36 68 2.3 3 9 12 4 58 1.8 

10–11 25 16 328 22 47 .468 0 0 .000 6 8 .750 8 41 49 2.0 10 12 12 4 50 2.0 

Career 79 20 734 49 99 .495 0 0 .000 25 36 .694 47 91 138 1.7 15 32 24 9 127 1.6 

Kyle Sauerland • Forward • Sophomore 

Ht: 6-8 • Wt: 215 • Hometown/High School: Loveland/Moeller • Born: April 20, 1991 • Major: Sport Management 

Notes: Saw action in four games last season 

Personal: Career plans…Athletic director; Favorite food…BBQ chicken; Favorite basketball player…Kenyon Martin; 

Favorite basketball memory…Going to State Championships; Favorite movie…Transformers; Favorite song… 

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“Made in America” 

|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


10–11 4 0 3 0.8 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 2 0.5 

Career 4 0 3 0.8 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 2 0.5 

Christian Patterson • Forward • Sophomore 

Ht: 6-4 • Wt: 186 • Hometown/High School: Cincinnati/Norwood • Born: May 2, 1992 • Major: Undecided 

Notes: 10th-place high jump finish in the 2011 NCAA Track & Field Championship 

Personal: Favorite basketball player…Blake Griffin; Favorite Song…“Amazing Grace”; Pre-game superstition/ritual… 

Wear two pairs of socks; What about you would surprise people…I play the piano and want to be an actor 

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|----- FG -----| |------ 3FG -----| |------ FT -----| |---------- REB ---------| 


10–11 3 0 3 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

Career 3 0 3 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 


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NEWCOMERS 

Beau Smith • Guard • Freshman 

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Ht: 5-10 

Wt: 150 

Hometown/High School: Lebanon/Lebanon 

Born: Sept. 26, 1992 

Major: Criminal Justice 

Notes: Three-year basketball letterwinner at Lebanon High School 

Personal: Career plans…Secret Service; Favorite food…Fruit; Favorite basketball player…Rajon Rondo; Would most like to meet…Michael Jordan 

Jarrin Taul • Guard • Freshman 

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Ht: 5-10 

Wt: 131 

Hometown/High School: Ripley/Ripley 

Born: June 2, 1993 

Major: Sport Management 

Notes: All-SHL performer at Ripley High School 

Personal: Career plans…Work for the Cincinnati Reds; Favorite basketball player…Kobe Bryant; Favorite basketball memory…Going to AAU Nationals; 

Favorite movie…Friday After Next; Pre-game superstition/ritual…Listening to iPod 

Dwight Johnson • Guard • Freshman 

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Ht: 6-0 

Wt: 175 

Hometown/High School: Dayton/Jefferson 

Born: March 14, 1993 

Major: Sport Management 

Notes: Four-year basketball letterwinner at Jefferson High School 

Personal: Favorite food…Lasagna; Favorite basketball memory…Winning the state championship; Favorite actor…Kevin Hart; 

Would most like to meet…Michael Jordan; Pre-game superstition/ritual…Eat Starbursts; Favorite movie…More Than a Game 

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R.J. Leppert • Guard • Freshman 

Ht: 6-4 

Wt: 170 

Hometown/High School: Liberty Township/Lakota East 

Born: Nov. 20, 1992 

Major: Chemistry 

Notes: All-GMC, All-City and Honorable Mention All-District performer at Lakota East High School 

Personal: Career plans…Chemical engineering; Favorite food…Pasta; Favorite actor…Jim Carrey; Favorite movie…Hoosiers; 

Favorite musical performer…Eminem; What about you would surprise people…I am good at ping pong; Would most like to meet…Rudy Gay 

Rashad Peterkin • Guard • Freshman 

Ht: 6-2 

Wt: 165 

Hometown/High School: West Chester/Roger Bacon 

Born: Dec. 12, 1992 

Major: Business Admin. 

Notes: All-GCL performer at Roger Bacon High School 

Personal: Career plans…Marketing manager; Favorite food…Pizza; Favorite basketball player…Kobe Bryant; Favorite actor…Denzel Washington; 

Last book read…Copper Woman; Would most like to meet…Jessica Alba; Pre-game superstition/ritual…Listen to music 

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HEAD COACH K.C. HUNT 

In four seasons, K.C. Hunt has taken the 

Wilmington College men’s basketball 

program to national prominence. 

In Coach Hunt’s first two seasons, the 

Quakers posted a combined 32-20 record 

and earned berths in two consecutive 

Ohio Athletic Conference Championships. 

In 2009–10, Wilmington won a schoolrecord 

22 games, captured its first 

OAC Tournament title and made its first 

appearance in the NCAA Championship, 

where the Quakers advanced to the 

second round before losing to No. 10 

Eastern Mennonite University. Hunt was named the 2010 Great Lakes 

Region Coach of the Year. 

For Hunt and the Quakers, a priority this season is proving that last 

year’s 10-16 record was a fluke. 

“We didn’t make enough winning plays at winning time last season,” 

said Hunt. “We lost nine games where we had the lead with under four 

minutes to play in the game. It came down to execution, maturity and 

an extremely young basketball team that needed to take its lumps. 

We came in a little overconfident, just thinking that it was going to 

happen for us again. It doesn’t work that way. We all learned a very 

tough, valuable lesson that you have to do things the right way each and 

every day to make sure that you are able to make the plays you need to 

as a group when it’s time to win basketball games. 

“The Wilmington College basketball program is in a very good position,” 

Hunt said. “We’ve got a young nucleus that returns after graduating 

three incredible seniors. I think we’re poised to keep this program going 

in a winning direction.” 

Hunt’s team plays 40 minutes of intense basketball that is fueled by 

relentless effort on both ends of the court. And it all starts with highpressure 

defense. 

Hunt played collegiate basketball at Wichita State University and ended 

his career as the Shockers’ all-time assists leader. 

A 1995 graduate of The Ohio State University, Hunt coached at 

St. Lawrence University and Dublin Coffman and Perry high schools prior 

to joining Wilmington’s staff in 2004. ■ 


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ASSISTANT COACHES 

Rob Noschang 

Rob Noschang joins the Wilmington 

College coaching staff for the 2011–12 

season. 

A native of Cincinnati and graduate of 

Glen Este High School, Noschang attended 

the College of Mount St. Joseph, 

where he was a three-year captain of 

the Lions basketball team 

During the 2005–06 season, Noschang 

helped the Lions win 16 games and was 

named to the All-Heartland Conference 

Team. 

After graduating from the Mount in 2007, Noschang went on to coach at 

Walnut Hills High School and for the past two seasons was an assistant 

coach at Bluffton University. 

“Rob is a wonderful addition to our basketball program,” Wilmington 

head coach K.C. Hunt said. “He brings a new set of eyes and a ton of 

energy, both on the floor and on the recruiting trail.” 

Kerry Wilkinson 

Kerry Wilkinson joins the Wilmington 

College coaching staff for the 2011–12 

season. 

A native of Wilmington, Ohio, and graduate 

of Clinton-Massie High School, 

Wilkinson was a three-year member of 

the Wilmington College basketball team 

before graduating in 2009. 

“It’s exciting to have Kerry back as part 

of our basketball family,” Wilmington 

head coach K.C. Hunt said. “He was a 

tremendous player. If he hadn’t been 

bitten by injuries, he would have a lot of records around here. His knowledge 

of the game and excitement to be back at Wilmington are really 

going to rub off on our team.” 

Wilkinson will be involved in recruiting and scouting and will work with 

Wilmington’s post players. 

Wilkinson is an intervention specialist at Wilmington Middle School. 

Noschang will be the Quakers’ lead recruiter and will work with 

Wilmington’s guards. 

In the spring, Noschang will be an assistant coach with Wilmington’s 

baseball team. 


COACHING RECORDS 

Head season Winning 

Year Coach record percentage 

1903–16 Records not available 

1917–18 Henry Metzger NA NA 

1918–19 NA NA NA 

1919–20 Neil Price 6-5 .545 

1 Season neil Price 6-5 .545 

1920–21 Henry B. Bouge 7-9 .437 

1 Season Henry B. Bouge 7-9 .437 

1921–22 Coach Harper 7-18 .280 

1922–23 Coach Harper 8-9 .470 

2 Seasons Coach Harper 15-27 .357 

1923–24 Charles Bolen 18-5 .782 

1924–25 Charles Bolen 11-9 .550 

1925–26 Charles Bolen 15-10 .600 

1926–27 Charles Bolen 15-9 .625 

1927–28 Charles Bolen 10-8 .555 

1928–29 Charles Bolen 13-4 .764 

1929–30 Charles Bolen 13-1 .928 

7 Seasons Charles Bolen 95-46 .673 

1930–31 E.J. Steele 14-4 .777 

1931–32 E.J. Steele 11-2 .846 

1932–33 E.J. Steele 16-5 .761 

3 Seasons E.J. Steele 41-11 .788 

1933–34 William Gilliland 13-5 .722 

1 Season William Gilliland 13-5 .722 

1934–35 Roscoe K. Miller 7-10 .411 








8 Seasons roscoe K. Miller 72-74 .493 

1942–43 J.K. Rash 3-10 .230 

1943–44 J.K. Rash 2-9 .181 

1944–45 J.K. Rash 1-11 .083 

1945–46 J.K. Rash 2-13 .133 

4 Seasons J.K. Rash 8-43 .156 

1946–47 Harold Shelly 6-12 .333 

1947–48 Harold Shelly 11-10 .523 

1948–49 Harold Shelly 8-12 .400 

3 Seasons Harold Shelly 25-34 .423 

1949–50 Chester Marshall 10-10 .500 

1950–51 Chester Marshall 14-9 .608 

2 Seasons Chester Marshall 24-19 .558 

1951–52 Fred Raizk 13-8 .619 

1952–53 Fred Raizk 4-15 .210 

1953–54 Fred Raizk 5-11 .312 

1954–55 Fred Raizk 4-17 .190 

1955–56 Fred Raizk 7-10 .411 

1956–57 Fred Raizk 16-5 .761 

1957–58 Fred Raizk 19-3 .863 

1958–59 Fred Raizk 13-9 .590 

1959–60 Fred Raizk 10-11 .476 

1960–61 Fred Raizk 8-14 .363 

1961–62 Fred Raizk 10-13 .434 

1962–63 Fred Raizk 11-7 .611 

1963–64 Fred Raizk 13-6 .684 

Head season Winning 

Year Coach record percentage 

1964–65 Fred Raizk 8-11 .421 

1965–66 Fred Raizk 3-16 .157 

1966–67 Fred Raizk 4-13 .235 

1967–68 Fred Raizk 4-16 .200 

1968–69 Fred Raizk 8-13 .380 

1969–70 Fred Raizk 12-9 .571 

1970–71 Fred Raizk 10-10 .500 

1971–72 Fred Raizk 11-9 .550 

21 Seasons fred Raizk 193-222 .465 

1972–73 John Bryant 3-17 .150 

1973–74 John Bryant 8-16 .333 

1974–75 John Bryant 11-14 .440 

1975–76 John Bryant 3-22 .120 

4 Seasons John Bryant 25-69 .266 

1976–77 John Ferguson 13-13 .500 

1977–78 John Ferguson 15-11 .576 

1978–79 John Ferguson 14-14 .500 

1979–80 John Ferguson 5-23 .178 

1980–81 John Ferguson 5-16 .185 

5 Seasons John Ferguson 52-77 .403 

1981–82 Fritz Plinke 7-15 .318 

1982–83 Fritz Plinke 8-19 .296 

1983–84 Fritz Plinke 9-16 .360 

1984–85 Fritz Plinke 13-16 .448 

1985–86 Fritz Plinke 13-16 .448 

1986–87 Fritz Plinke 7-22 .241 

1987–88 Fritz Plinke 7-22 .241 

1988–89 Fritz Plinke 17-15 .531 

1989–90 Fritz Plinke 9-22 .290 

9 Seasons fritz Plinke 90-163 .355 

1990–91 Bill Newland 9-17 .346 

1991–92 Bill Newland 6-18 .250 

1992–93 Bill Newland 6-19 .240 

1993–94 Bill Newland 3-23 .115 

4 Seasons Bill Newland 24-77 .237 

1994–95 Scott Stemple 7-18 .280 

1995–96 Scott Stemple 9-16 .360 

1996–97 Scott Stemple 15-10 .600 

1997–98 Scott Stemple 10-15 .400 

1998–99 Scott Stemple 3-22 .120 

1999–00 Scott Stemple 10-15 .400 

2000–01 Scott Stemple 6-19 .240 

2001–02 Scott Stemple 6-19 .240 

2002–03 Scott Stemple 4-22 .154 

9 Seasons scott Stemple 70-156 .310 

2003–04 Will Rey 1-25 .038 

1 Season Will Rey 1-25 .038 

2004–05 Marc Kuntz 10-16 .385 

1 Season marc Kuntz 10-16 .385 

2005–06 Scott Reule 20-7 .741 

2006–07 Scott Reule 13-13 .500 

2 Seasons scott Reule 33-20 .623 

2007–08 K.C. Hunt 16-10 .615 

2008–09 K.C. Hunt 16-10 .615 

2009–10 K.C. Hunt 22-8 .733 

2010–11 K.C. Hunt 10-16 .385 

4 Seasons K.C. Hunt 64-44 .593 


11

2010–11 SEASON REVIEW 

obviously a very comforting thing for a coach to know where 

your points are coming from. The guy is a scoring machine. 

I think he can put up even bigger numbers next year as 

this group continues to gel together.” 

Bowman ranked third in the OAC with 16 points per game 

and was second in assists (4.4) and steals (1.8) per contest. 

“A-B definitely carried a big load. He had big shoes to fill 

in replacing Tyler Ledford at the point,” Hunt said. “I thought 

he did an admirable job. He did so much.” 

Tyler White • Senior • Guard 

2010 First Team All-OAC • 2011 Second Team All-OAC 

All-Ohio Athletic Conference players Tyler White and Antonio 

Bowman led the Wilmington College men’s basketball 

team during the 2010–11 season. White was a second team 

selection while Bowman was an honorable mention pick. 

White was the OAC’s second-leading scorer at 18.6 points 

per game. He heads into his senior season with 1,161 points 

and occupies the No. 15 position on the WC all-time scoring 

list. The junior forward was a first team All-Ohio Athletic 

Conference selection in 2010. 

“You know that when you pencil in Tyler White’s name in the 

starting lineup you can pretty well count on 20 points and six 

rebounds,” Wilmington head coach K.C. Hunt said. “That’s 

Antonio Bowman • Senior • Guard 

2011 Honorable Mention All-OAC 


2010–11 Season stats 

Combined Team Statistics 

All Games 

Overall record: 10-16 Conf: 6-12 Home: 3-7 Away: 5-8 Neutral: 2-1 

|----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 

22 Tyler White 26-24 728 28.0 164-332 .494 28-83 .337 127-174 .730 21 81 102 3.9 59 0 24 76 9 39 483 18.6 

12 Antonio Bowman 26-23 702 27.0 146-300 .487 8-45 .178 115-159 .723 7 47 54 2.1 70 2 115 94 3 47 415 16.0 

24 Brandon Candella 26-17 663 25.5 75-190 .395 29-77 .377 45-66 .682 20 67 87 3.3 36 0 30 36 1 26 224 8.6 

20 Malcolm Heard II 25-20 536 21.4 89-150 .593 0-1 .000 18-37 .486 56 79 135 5.4 84 6 23 32 33 24 196 7.8 

30 Taylor Wellman 25-11 531 21.2 63-148 .426 28-76 .368 27-29 .931 6 29 35 1.4 51 1 55 50 3 15 181 7.2 

44 Ethan Fite 26-9 301 11.6 38-61 .623 0-0 .000 19-33 .576 31 41 72 2.8 48 0 10 20 5 6 95 3.7 

34 Ben Vonderhaar 26-5 419 16.1 37-95 .389 0-0 .000 15-26 .577 21 64 85 3.3 38 0 10 33 9 9 89 3.4 

11 Klarke Ransome 26-2 491 18.9 23-53 .434 11-34 .324 18-21 .857 12 34 46 1.8 50 0 35 20 0 16 75 2.9 

50 Nolan Darland 25-16 328 13.1 22-47 .468 0-0 .000 6-8 .750 8 41 49 2.0 48 1 10 12 12 4 50 2.0 

35 Taylor Kin 4-0 21 5.3 2-7 .286 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 2 2 4 1.0 6 0 1 2 0 2 7 1.8 

33 Miles Bankston 22-0 105 4.8 7-15 .467 0-0 .000 6-8 .750 7 16 23 1.0 22 0 0 5 0 1 20 0.9 

42 Keegan Nowlin 26-0 242 9.3 8-11 .727 0-0 .000 2-5 .400 10 20 30 1.2 41 0 12 12 0 13 18 0.7 

45 Daniel Rogers 3-0 6 2.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0.7 

54 Ben Lowe 8-1 16 2.0 2-4 .500 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 0 2 2 0.3 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.6 

52 Kyle Sauerland 4-0 3 0.8 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0.5 

04 Willie Watts 15-1 35 2.3 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 3 1 4 0.3 2 0 5 3 0 1 6 0.4 

40 Tim Pfeiffer 12-1 36 3.0 2-2 1.000 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 1 1 2 0.2 5 0 1 2 1 1 4 0.3 

23 Ken Kunkel 12-0 34 2.8 0-7 .000 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 3 7 10 0.8 3 0 3 1 0 2 2 0.2 

14 Christian Patterson 3-0 3 1.0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

Team 26 51 77 1 5 

Total 26 5200 680-1428 .476 104-317 .328 410-585 .701 234 583 817 31.4 567 10 335 403 76 207 1874 72.1 

Opponents 26 5200 654-1421 .460 144-395 .365 477-664 .718 270 603 873 33.6 502 - 326 410 49 195 1929 74.2 

Team Results 

Date Opponent W/L score attend 

11/16/10 mount ST. JOSEPH W 81–69 391 

11/19/10 vs. Rose-Hulman # W 66–57 105 

11/20/10 vs. Wash. & Jeff. # W 79–65 205 

11/27/10 at Transylvania L 69–72 295 

12/4/10 at Heidelberg * L 62–85 757 

12/9/10 CAPITAL * L 67–88 418 

12/11/10 BALDWIN-WALLACE * L 82–92 186 

12/18/10 moUNT UNION * L 73–75 160 

12/22/10 at Marietta * L 78–89 1123 

12/28/10 vs. Spalding ^ L 66–70 350 

12/29/10 at Wooster ^ L 79–86 1975 

12/31/10 at Thomas Moore W 71–68 326 

1/5/11 mUSKINGUM * W 67–56 274 

1/8/11 at John Carroll * L 66–96 750 

1/12/11 at Ohio Northern * W 70–63 366 

1/15/11 at Otterbein * W 68–63 1515 

1/22/11 HEIDELBERG * L 74–79 506 

1/26/11 at Capital * L 67–68 804 

1/29/1 at Baldwin-Wallace * W 75–68 429 

2/2/11 mariEtta * L 70–76 622 

2/5/11 at Mount Union * L 67–69 503 

2/9/11 at Muskingum * W 74–59 389 

2/12/11 JOHN CARROLL * W 93–85 252 

2/16/11 oHIO nortHERN * L 65–71 521 

2/19/11 ottERBEIN * L 72–76 529 

2/22/11 at Marietta ! L 73–84 1537 

Home games in BOLD CAPS 

# Stephanie Tubbs-Jones Memorial Tournament 

* OAC game 

^ Wooster “Mose” Hole Kiwanis Classic 

! OAC Tournament 

WILm opp 

SCORING 1874 1929 

Points per game 72.1 74.2 

Scoring margin -2.1 – 

FIELD GoaLS-att 680-1428 654-1421 

Field goal pct .476 .460 

3 POINT FG-att 104-317 144-395 

3-point FG pct .328 .365 

3-pt FG made per game 4.0 5.5 

FREE THROWS-att 410-585 477-664 

Free throw pct .701 .718 

F-throws made per game 15.8 18.3 

REBOUNDS 817 873 

Rebounds per game 31.4 33.6 

Rebounding margin -2.2 – 

Team Statistics 

Score by Periods 

WILm opp 

ASSISTS 335 326 

Assists per game 12.9 12.5 

TURNOVERS 403 410 

Turnovers per game 15.5 15.8 

Turnover margin +0.3 – 

Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.8 

STEALS 207 195 

Steals per game 8.0 7.5 

BLOCKS 76 49 

Blocks per game 2.9 1.9 

ATTENDANCE 3859 11429 

Home games-Avg/Game 10-386 13-828 

Neutral site-Avg/Game – 3-220 

1st 2nd Totals 

Wilmington College 849 1025 1874 

Opponents 884 1045 1929 


13

GAME RECORDS 

POINTS 

48 Cal Zigler vs. Muskingum......................1924–25 

46 Dan Simpson vs. Mountain State...........1953–54 

44 Dan Simpson vs. Centre........................1952–53 

43 Tom Vessely vs. Kenyon.........................1968–69 

40 Phil Blankenship vs. Urbana..................1967–68 

40 Dan Simpson vs. Bliss...........................1953–54 

40 Gary Dillon vs. Bliss...............................1952–53 

39 Chris Sonneman vs. Malone..................1990–91 

39 Cal Zigler vs. Urbana.............................1924–25 

FIELD GOALS MADE 




17 Bill Daugherty vs. W. Va. State................1985–86 

17 Dan Simpson vs. Transylvania................1953–54 

16 Kevin Blanton vs. Bluffton......................1984–85 

15 Pat Nartker vs. Rio Grande.....................1986–87 

15 Leroy Berry vs. Anderson.......................1979–80 

15 Dave Daniels vs. Not Available...............1947–48 

14 Cal Zigler vs. Urbana.............................1924–25 

13 Brandon Rogers vs. Heidelberg..............2008–09 

13 David Guy vs. Marietta...........................2004–05 

Field Goals Attempted 




26 Leroy Berry vs. Anderson.......................1979–80 


25 Dan Simpson vs. Transylvania................1953–54 

23 Tim Dicke vs. Wilberforce......................1990–91 

23 Chris Sonneman vs. Rio Grande.............1989–90 

23 Pat Nartker vs. Rio Grande.....................1986–87 

23 Bill Daugherty vs. W. Va. State................1985–86 

22 Four tied with 22 

Field Goal PCT. 

1.000 Craig Hall (11 of 11) vs. Ohio Dominican....1988–89 

1.000 Chris Sonneman (10 of 10) vs. Urbana....1989–90 

1.000 Chris Mitchell (8 of 8) vs. Urbana...........1989–90 

.923 Bryan Kaiser (12 of 13) vs. Earlham.......1996–97 

.909 Tyler White (10 of 11) vs. Spalding.........2009–10 

.909 Tyler White (10 of 11) vs. Muskingum....2009–10 

.900 Three tied (9 of 10) 

REBOUNDS 

27 Charles Cox vs. Cedarville.....................1956–57 

23 Kevin Blanton vs. Franklin......................1984–85 

22 Tim Dicke vs. Thomas More...................1989–90 

22 Tim Wilson vs. Thiel...............................1977–78 

22 Jack Harner vs. Not Available................1956–57 

21 Tim Dicke vs. Calvin..............................1989–90 

21 Jack Harner vs. Not Available................1956–57 

20 Tim Dicke vs. Ohio Dominican...............1989–90 

20 Tim Dicke vs. Central State....................1989–90 

20 Craig Hall vs. Walsh...............................1987–88 

20 Charles Cox vs. Not Available.................1956–57 

ASSISTS 

16 Vince Wake vs. Malone..........................1988–89 

15 Tim Edmonds vs. Defiance....................1991–92 

15 Tim Edmonds vs. Wilberforce.................1991–92 

14 Tim Edmonds vs. Denison.....................1991–92 

13 Kevin Blanton vs. Bluffton......................1981–82 

11 Tim Edmonds vs. Ohio Dominican..........1991–92 

11 Tim Edmonds vs. Bluffton......................1991–92 

11 Bill Daugherty vs. John Carroll...............1984–85 

10 Four tied with 10 

3-POINTERS MADE 

10 Dan Shardo vs. Marietta........................1996–97 



9 Pat Stevens vs. Lake Erie.......................1988–89 


8 Chris Sonneman vs. Bluffton..................1990–91 

7 Dan Shardo vs. Ohio Wesleyan..............1996–97 

6 13 tied with 6, most recently: 

Tyler Ledford vs. Ohio Northern.............2009–10 

3-POINTERS attempted 

17 Dan Shardo vs. Marietta........................1996–97 

14 Scott Cunningham vs. Denison..............1995–96 

14 John Von Holle vs. Denison....................1995–96 


14 Pat Stevens vs. Lake Erie.......................1988–89 

13 Scott Cunningham vs. Wright St............1995–96 

13 John Von Holle vs. Westminster.............1995–96 

13 John Von Holle vs. Thomas More...........1995–96 

13 Chris Sonneman vs. Bluffton..................1990–91 


3-POINT PCT. 

1.000 Zach Broermann (6 of 6) 

vs. Capital.............................................2005–06 

1.000 Nick Berter (5 of 5) 

vs. Anderson..........................................2004–05 

1.000 Nathan Miller (5 of 5) 

vs. Baldwin-Wallace..............................1996–97 

1.000 Tyler Ledford (4 of 4) 

vs. Otterbein..........................................2009–10 

.900 Pat Stevens (9 of 10) 

vs. Lake Erie..........................................1988–89 

.833 Jason McLaughlin (5 of 6) 

vs. Waynesburg.....................................1996–97 

.800 David Guy (4 of 5) 

vs. Ohio Northern..................................2003–04 

.730 David Guy (8 of 11) 

vs. Marietta...........................................2004–05 

.714 Dan Shardo (5 of 7) 

vs. Denison...........................................1996–97 

STEALS 

8 Damon Shoultz vs. Marietta...................1997–98 

7 Fred Harrison vs. Mount Union...............2007–08 

7 Jason Phipps vs. Wentworth..................1999–00 

6 Kerry Wilkinson vs. Marietta..................2006–07 

6 Josh Rohrbacher vs. Manchester...........2002–03 

6 James Mason vs. Hanover.....................1998–99 

6 Nathan Miller vs. Trevecca.....................1996–97 

6 Matt Kistner vs. Wright St......................1994–95 

6 Jason Johnston vs. Thomas More..........1992–93 

5 Antonio Bowman vs. Mount St. Joseph....2009–10 

5 Tyler White vs. Thomas More.................2009–10 

5 R.J. Brown vs. Mount Union...................2008–09 

5 Antonio Bowman vs. UC-Clermont........... 2008–09 

5 R.J. Brown vs. Oakland City...................2008–09 

5 Kerry Wilkinson vs. Oakland City............2008–09 

5 Fred Harrison vs. Mount Union...............2007–08 

5 Fred Harrison vs. Thomas More.............2006–07 

5 Fred Harrison vs. Heidelberg..................2006–07 

5 Eric Stirling vs. Heidelberg.....................2005–06 

5 Eric Stirling vs. Mount St. Joseph..........2005–06 

5 Deon Short vs. Thomas More.................2004–05 

5 Eric Stirling vs. Capital...........................2004–05 

5 Deon Short vs. Heidelberg.....................2004–05 

5 Damon Shoultz vs. Wright St..................1997–98 

5 Damon Shoultz vs. Shawnee St.............1997–98 

5 Damon Shoultz vs. Thomas More...........1997–98 

BLOCKS 

6 Brandon Rogers vs. John Carroll............2009–10 

5 Brandon Rogers vs. Ohio Northern...........2008–09 

5 Brandon Rogers vs. Capital.....................2008–09 

5 Sam Lahmers vs. UC-Clermont .............2006–07 

5 Eric Stirling vs. John Carroll...................2004–05 

5 Pat Cary vs. Baldwin-Wallace................2001–02 

5 Jason Phipps vs. Wabash......................1998–99 

5 Ryan Vest vs. Kentucky Christian...........1997–98 

4 Brandon Rogers vs. Marietta...................2009–10 

4 Brandon Rogers vs. Ohio Northern...........2009–10 

4 Brandon Rogers vs. Ohio Wesleyan..........2006–07 

4 Greg Liggens vs. Heidelberg..................2002–03 

4 Ryan Vest vs. Baldwin-Wallace..............1997–98 

4 Ricardo Hamilton vs. Capital..................1996–97 

4 Andy Partlow vs. Thomas More..............1992–93 

4 Tim Dicke vs. Defiance..........................1991–92 

FREE THROWS MADE 

17 Jason Phipps vs. Thomas More.............1999–00 

14 Pat Nartker vs. John Carroll...................1986–87 

13 Craig Hall vs. Denison............................1988–89 

13 Tim Wilson vs. Ohio Wesleyan................1977–78 

12 Barry Turner vs. Manchester..................1984–85 

12 Bill Daugherty vs. Bluffton.....................1982–83 


11 Jason Phipps vs. Waynesburg................1999–00 

11 Eric Sears vs. Thomas More..................1992–93 

10 Six tied with 10 

FREE THROWS attempted 

20 Jason Phipps vs. Thomas More.............1999–00 

18 Craig Hall vs. Denison............................1988–89 

17 Doug Frey vs. Anderson.........................1982–83 

17 Tim Wilson vs. Taylor.............................1976–77 

17 Tim Wilson vs. Hanover.........................1976–77 

16 Tim Wilson vs. Ohio Wesleyan................1977–78 

15 Tyler White vs. Muskingum....................2009–10 

15 Brandon Rogers vs. Oakland City...........2008–09 

15 Pat Nartker vs. John Carroll...................1986–87 

14 Tyler White vs. John Carroll...................2009–10 

14 Brandon Rogers vs. Eastern Mennonite....2009–10 


14 Greg Liggens vs. Manchester................1999–00 

14 Jason Phipps vs. Waynesburg................1999–00 

14 Joe Enlow vs. Bluffton...........................1981–82 

FREE THROW PCT. 

1.000 Vince Wake (13 of 13) 

vs. Dyke................................................1988–89 

1.000 Bill Daugherty (12 of 12) 

vs. Bluffton............................................1983–83 

1.000 Tim Edmonds (10 of 10) 

vs. Defiance..........................................1991–92 

1.000 Jack Harner (10 of 10) 

vs. N/A..................................................1957–58 

1.000 Three tied (9 of 9) 

1.000 Tyler Ledford (8 of 8) 

vs. Transylvania.....................................2009–10 


SEASON RECORDS 

SCORING 

619 Bill Daugherty.................................. 1985–86 

586 Fletcher Yates.................................. 1974–75 

582 Leroy Berry...................................... 1979–80 

550 Tim Wilson....................................... 1977–78 

531 Jay Slouffman.................................. 1988–89 

525 Kevin Blanton.................................. 1984–85 

524 Dan Simpson................................... 1953–54 

515 Tyler White....................................... 2009–10 

513 Tim Dicke........................................ 1989–90 

508 Leroy Berry...................................... 1978–79 

500 Jack Harner..................................... 1957–58 

SCORING AVERAGE 

27.5 Dan Simpson................................... 1953–54 

23.9 Jack Harner..................................... 1955–56 

23.5 Fletcher Yates.................................. 1974–75 

22.1 Bill Daugherty.................................. 1985–86 

21.9 Jack Harner..................................... 1956–57 

20.7 Leroy Berry...................................... 1979–80 

20.3 Leroy Berry...................................... 1978–79 

20.3 Tim Wilson....................................... 1977–78 

20.3 Walt Hobble..................................... 1950–51 

19.6 Chris Mitchell................................... 1984–85 

FIELD GOALS MADE 


234 Fletcher Yates.................................. 1974–75 

215 Tim Dicke........................................ 1989–90 

211 Kevin Blanton.................................. 1984–85 

205 Jack Harner..................................... 1957–58 

197 Tim Dicke........................................ 1990–91 

193 Tyler White....................................... 2009–10 

191 Kevin Blanton.................................. 1983–84 


176 Tyler Ledford................................... 2009–10 

175 Jay Slouffman.................................. 1988–89 

174 Eric Stirling...................................... 2005–06 

173 Craig Hall......................................... 1988–89 

FIELD GOALS attempted 


472 Jack Harner..................................... 1957–58 

412 Leroy Berry...................................... 1979–80 

389 Tim Dicke........................................ 1990–91 


383 Eric Sears........................................ 1992–93 

375 Kevin Blanton.................................. 1984–85 

367 Barry Turner..................................... 1984–85 

363 Eric Stirling...................................... 2005–06 

362 Tyler White....................................... 2009–10 

361 Chris Sonneman.............................. 1989–90 

358 Tim Dicke........................................ 1989–90 

FIELD GOAL PCT. 

.627 Craig Hall (173 of 276)..................... 1988–89 

.605 Jay Slouffman (115 of 190).............. 1987–88 

.604 Maurice Henry (101 of 167)............. 1977–78 

.602 Craig Hall (153 of 254)..................... 1987–88 

.598 Brett Carpenter (58 of 97)................ 2005–06 

.568 Kevin Long (83 of 146)..................... 2000–01 

.567 Pat Cary (122 of 215)....................... 2001–02 

.561 Chris Banfield (109 of 194).............. 1994–95 

.560 Kevin Blanton (191 of 350)............... 1983–84 

.558 Tyler Ledford (176 of 317)................ 2009–10 

.555 Jay Slouffman (175 of 318).............. 1988–89 

.550 Kevin Long (88–160)....................... 1999–00 

.549 Art Crigler (116 of 211).................... 1991–92 

REBOUNDS 

420 Tim Dicke........................................ 1989–90 

400 Jack Harner..................................... 1954–55 

378 Tim Wilson....................................... 1977–78 

330 Kevin Blanton.................................. 1984–85 

327 Jack Harner..................................... 1955–56 

306 Jack Harner..................................... 1957–58 

305 Tim Dicke........................................ 1990–91 

292 Craig Hall......................................... 1987–88 

257 Craig Hall......................................... 1988–89 

255 Jay Slouffman.................................. 1988–89 

ASSISTS 

201 Vince Wake...................................... 1990–91 

174 Tim Edmonds................................... 1991–92 

153 Jay Slouffman.................................. 1988–89 

130 Vince Wake...................................... 1988–89 

116 Vince Wake...................................... 1989–90 

109 Tyler Ledford................................... 2008–09 

102 Chris Mitchell................................... 1989–90 

100 Tyler Ledford................................... 2009–10 

98 Nathan Miller................................... 1996–97 

97 Jay Slouffman.................................. 1987–88 

94 Kevin Blanton.................................. 1982–83 

93 Ric Ridder........................................ 1986–87 

3-POINTERS MADE 

120 Pat Stevens..................................... 1988–89 

90 Pat Stevens..................................... 1987–88 


78 John Von Holle................................. 1995–96 

75 Dan Shardo...................................... 1996–97 

67 David Guy........................................ 2003–04 

64 Dan Shardo...................................... 2000–01 

64 Pat Stevens..................................... 1986–87 

57 Zach Broermann.............................. 2006–07 

57 David Guy........................................ 2004–05 

56 Jason Hennekes.............................. 1997–98 

54 Dan Shardo...................................... 1999–00 

3-POINTERS attempted 

246 Pat Stevens..................................... 1988–89 

196 John Von Holle................................. 1995–96 

196 Pat Stevens..................................... 1987–88 


180 Dan Shardo...................................... 1996–97 

166 Dan Shardo...................................... 2000–01 

159 David Guy........................................ 2004–05 

159 David Guy........................................ 2003–04 

154 Jason Hennekes.............................. 1998–99 

153 Dan Shardo...................................... 1999–00 

152 Rod Donley...................................... 1994–95 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. 

.568 Tyler Ledford (42 of 74).................... 2009–10 

.543 Vince Wake (25 of 46)...................... 1987–88 

.510 Mark Woodruff (26 of 51)................. 1998–99 

.487 Pat Stevens (120 of 246).................. 1988–89 

.478 Matt Maxwell (22 of 46)................... 1998–99 

.459 Pat Stevens (90 of 196).................... 1987–88 

.456 Jason McLaughlin (31 of 68)............ 1996–97 

.452 Zach Broermann (57 of 126)............ 2006–07 

.450 Chris Sonneman (82 of 182)............ 1990–91 

.447 Zach Broermann (34 of 76).............. 2004–05 

.447 Pat Stevens (64 of 143).................... 1986–87 

.441 Nathan Miller (53 of 120)................. 1996–97 

.435 Jason Johnston (20 of 46)............... 1989–90 

STEALS 

61 R.J. Brown....................................... 2009–10 

60 Damon Shoultz................................ 1997–98 

55 Tyler White....................................... 2009–10 

53 Fred Harrison................................... 2006–07 

47 Tyler Ledford................................... 2009–10 

47 Antonio Bowman............................. 2009–10 

47 David Guy........................................ 2004–05 

46 Fred Harrison................................... 2007–08 

46 Eric Stirling...................................... 2005–06 

46 Jason McLaughlin............................ 1996–97 

45 R.J. Brown....................................... 2008–09 

44 Kerry Wilkinson................................ 2006–07 

43 Tyler Ledford................................... 2008–09 

43 Fred Harrison................................... 2005–06 



39 Deon Short...................................... 2004–05 

36 Jason Phipps................................... 1999–00 

36 Nathan Miller................................... 1996–97 

35 Justin Gaines................................... 2008–09 

35 Josh Rohrbacher.............................. 2005–06 

35 Eric Stirling...................................... 2004–05 

35 David Guy........................................ 2002–03 

35 Andy Partlow................................... 1993–94 

BLOCKS 

49 Brandon Rogers............................... 2009–10 


34 Fred Harrison................................... 2007–08 


32 Pat Cary........................................... 2001–02 

31 Jason Phipps................................... 1999–00 

29 Jason Phipps................................... 1997–98 

26 Eric Winner...................................... 1992–93 

26 Andy Partlow................................... 1992–93 

26 Don Bench....................................... 1990–91 

26 Tim Dicke........................................ 1990–91 

25 Fred Harrison................................... 2006–07 

25 Andy Partlow................................... 1993–94 

24 Greg Liggens................................... 2002–03 

24 Ricardo Hamilton............................. 1996–97 

23 Eric Stirling...................................... 2004–05 

22 Fred Harrison................................... 2005–06 

20 Sam Lahmers.................................. 2006–07 

20 Eric Stirling...................................... 2005–06 

20 Eric Winner...................................... 1991–92 

FREE THROWS MADE 

180 Jay Slouffman.................................. 1988–89 

148 Leroy Berry...................................... 1979–80 

117 Vince Wake...................................... 1988–89 

116 Tyler White....................................... 2009–10 

113 Matt Combs..................................... 1993–94 

113 Dave Harmon................................... 1989–90 


112 Tim Wilson....................................... 1977–78 

109 Craig Hall......................................... 1988–89 

104 Doug Frey........................................ 1981–82 

103 Kevin Blanton.................................. 1984–85 

FREE THROWS attempted 

261 Jay Slouffman.................................. 1988–89 


184 Leroy Berry...................................... 1979–80 

181 Tyler White....................................... 2009–10 

154 Kevin Blanton.................................. 1984–85 


146 Vince Wake...................................... 1988–89 


140 Dave Harmon................................... 1989–90 

140 Craig Hall......................................... 1988–89 

138 Matt Combs..................................... 1993–94 

135 Aaron Till......................................... 1993–94 

FREE THROW PCT. 

.943 Gary Davis (99 of 105)..................... 1967–68 








.822 Chris Mitchell (83 of 101)................. 1989–90 

.822 Chris Mitchell (83 of 101)................. 1989–90 

.820 Doug Frey (104 of 127).................... 1981–82 

.818 Matt Combs (113 of 138)................. 1993–94 

.815 R.J. Brown (44 of 54)....................... 2007–08 

.810 Scott Senseman (50 of 62)............... 1985–86 

.810 Bill Daugherty (91 of 112)................ 1984–85 

.807 Dave Harmon (113 of 140)............... 1989–90 

.801 Vince Wake (117 of 146).................. 1988–89 

.797 David Guy (47 of 59)........................ 2004–05 

.790 R.J. Brown ( 64 of 81)...................... 2009–10 

.783 Eric Sears (47 of 60)........................ 1990–91 


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CAREER RECORDS 

All-Americans 

Dan Simpson 1952–53 

Jack Harner 1955–56 

Rex Taylor 1963–64 

Tom Vessely 1970–71 

Tyler White 2010–11 

Tyler White 2011–12 

Career leaders 

Points 

1,953 Fletcher Yates 1971–75 

Field Goals 

819 Fletcher Yates 1971–75 

Field Goals Attempts 

1,516 Fletcher Yates 1971–75 

Field Goal Percentage 

.582 Tim Wilson 1976–78 

Free Throws 


Free Throw Attempts 


Free Throw Percentage 

.881 Tyler Ledford 2006–10 

Three-Point Field Goals 

233 Dan Shardo 1996–2001 

Three-Point Field Goal Attempts 

614 Dan Shardo 1996–2001 

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 

.494 Tyler Ledford 2006–10 

Assists 

502 Vince Wake 1987–91 

Rebounds 

1,144 Tim Dicke 1987–91 

Steals 

167 Fred Harrison 2004–08 

Blocked Shots 

143 Brandon Rogers 2006–10 

team season records 

Most wins in a season 

22 2009–10 

Best record 

13-1 1929–30 

Most consecutive wins 

13 1957–58 

Most points in a game 

125 vs. Indiana East 1995–96 

Most points by both teams 

254 vs. Malone 1990–91 

Team scoring average 

92.4 1969–70 

Best FG percentage in a game 

.710 vs. Walsh 1990–91 

Best FT percentage in a game 

.960 vs. Hanover 1984–85 

Most free throws in a game 

41 vs. Redlands 1992–93 

Most free throw attempts in a game 

58 vs. Redlands 1992–93 

Largest margin of victory 

55 vs. Circleville Bible 1996–97 

1,000-POINT CLUB 

Player Points Year 

1. Fletcher Yates 1,953 1975 

2. Bill Daugherty 1,673 1986 

3. Tim Dicke 1,562 1991 

4. Jack Harner 1,390 1958 

5. Kevin Blanton 1,388 1985 

6. Walt Hobble 1,339 1951 

7. Tom Vessely 1,283 1971 

8. Pat Stevens 1,280 1989 

9. Chris Sonneman 1,265 1992 

10. Eric Sears 1,252 1993 

11. Brandon Rogers 1,245 2010 

12. Rex Taylor 1,225 1964 

13. Doug Frey 1,205 1983 

14. Cal Zigler 1,171 1927 

15. Tyler White 1,161 2008- 

16. Chris Mitchell 1,114 1992 

17. Dan Shardo 1,105 2001 

18. Lee Berry 1,070 1980 

19. Craig Hall 1,050 1989 

20. Roger Reveal 1,047 1964 

21. Jay Slouffman 1,023 1989 

22. David Guy 1,013 2005 

23. Dan Simpson 1,000+ 1953 

Brandon Rogers • Career Leader 

Blocked Shots • 1,000-Point Club 


2010–11 OAC STANDINGS & TEAM STATISTICS 

2010–11 Standings 

oaC Games 

all Games 

School Wins Losses pct. Wins Losses pct. 

Marietta*# 15 3 .833 27 4 .871 

John Carroll 12 6 .667 19 9 .679 

Capital 12 6 .667 18 9 .667 

Ohio Northern 10 8 .556 13 13 .500 

Otterbein 9 9 .500 13 13 .500 

Heidelberg 9 9 .500 12 15 .344 

Mount Union 8 10 .344 10 16 .385 

Wilmington 6 12 .333 10 16 .385 

Baldwin-Wallace 5 13 .278 9 16 .360 

Muskingum 4 14 .222 8 17 .320 

2011 OAC *Regular-Season and #Tournament Champion 

2010–11 OAC Team Statistics 

SCORING OFFENSE 

## Team G W-L pts avg/G 

1. John Carroll 28 19-9 2360 84.3 

2. Marietta 31 27-4 2416 77.9 

3. Capital 27 18-9 1996 73.9 

4. Wilmington 26 10-16 1874 72.1 

5. Baldwin-Wallace 25 9-16 1785 71.3 

6. Otterbein 26 13-13 1835 70.6 

7. Heidelberg 27 12-15 1896 70.2 

8. Mount Union 26 10-16 1822 70.1 

9. Ohio Northern 26 13-13 1756 67.5 

10. Muskingum 25 8-17 1492 59.7 

SCORING DEFENSE 

## Team G pts avg/G 

1. Muskingum 25 1658 66.3 

2. Ohio Northern 26 1758 67.6 

3. Capital 27 1836 68.0 

4. Otterbein 26 1777 68.3 

5. Marietta 31 2163 69.8 

6. Heidelberg 27 1965 72.8 

7. Baldwin-Wallace 25 1843 73.7 

8. Mount Union 26 1917 73.7 

9. Wilmington 26 1929 74.2 

10. John Carroll 28 2161 77.2 

SCORING MARGIN 

## Team G off Def margin 

1. Marietta 31 77.9 69.8 +8.2 

2. John Carroll 28 84.3 77.2 +7.1 

3. Capital 27 73.9 68.0 +5.9 

4. Otterbein 26 70.6 68.3 +2.2 

5. Ohio Northern 26 67.5 67.6 -0.1 

6. Wilmington 26 72.1 74.2 -2.1 

7. Baldwin-Wallace 25 71.3 73.7 -2.3 

8. Heidelberg 27 70.2 72.8 -2.6 

9. Mount Union 26 70.1 73.7 -3.7 

10. Muskingum 25 59.7 66.3 -6.6 

FREE THROW PERCentaGE 

## Team G ftm fta pct 

1. Baldwin-Wallace 25 476 638 .746 

2. Ohio Northern 26 374 520 .719 

3. Marietta 31 466 652 .715 

4. Mount Union 26 454 647 .702 

5. Wilmington 26 410 585 .701 

6. Capital 27 422 606 .696 

7. Otterbein 26 437 628 .696 

8. John Carroll 28 439 643 .683 

9. Heidelberg 27 356 566 .629 

10. Muskingum 25 330 556 .594 

FIELD GOAL PERCentaGE 

## Team G fG fGa pct 

1. Marietta 31 864 1746 .395 

2. John Carroll 28 845 1759 .380 


4. Capital 27 707 1496 .373 

5. Otterbein 26 644 1372 .369 

6. Heidelberg 27 716 1608 .345 


8. Mount Union 26 608 1374 .343 

9. Ohio Northern 26 617 1402 .340 

10. Muskingum 25 532 1356 .392 

FIELD GOAL PCT. DEFENSE 


1. Otterbein 26 634 1484 .327 

2. Muskingum 25 566 1295 .337 

3. Capital 27 646 1476 .338 

4. Heidelberg 27 700 1591 .340 

5. Marietta 31 791 1750 .352 


7. Ohio Northern 26 622 1349 .361 

8. Mount Union 26 686 1459 .370 

9. John Carroll 28 768 1614 .376 


3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCentaGE 


1. John Carroll 28 231 551 .319 

2. Marietta 31 222 589 .377 


4. Mount Union 26 152 420 .362 

5. Capital 27 160 452 .354 

6. Otterbein 26 110 313 .351 

7. Ohio Northern 26 148 442 .335 

8. Heidelberg 27 108 326 .331 


10. Muskingum 25 98 354 .277 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. DEFENSE 


1. Capital 27 138 404 .342 

2. Marietta 31 191 558 .342 


4. Heidelberg 27 133 378 .352 

5. John Carroll 28 176 500 .352 

6. Otterbein 26 163 462 .353 

7. Muskingum 25 124 350 .354 

8. Ohio Northern 26 121 341 .355 


10. Mount Union 26 186 474 .392 

REBOUNDING OFFENSE 

## Team G reb avg/G 

1. Otterbein 26 970 37.3 

2. Heidelberg 27 1005 37.2 

3. Capital 27 955 35.3 

4. John Carroll 28 968 34.6 

5. Marietta 31 1041 33.6 

6. Muskingum 25 836 33.3 

7. Mount Union 26 858 33.0 





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2010–11 OAC STATISTICS 

REBOUNDING DEFENSE 

## Team G reb avg/G 

1. Otterbein 26 783 30.1 


3. Capital 27 872 32.3 

4. Marietta 31 1017 32.8 


6. Mount Union 26 869 33.3 


8. Heidelberg 27 983 36.3 

9. John Carroll 28 1025 36.6 

10. Muskingum 25 916 36.6 

REBOUNDING MARGIN 

## Team G team avg opp avg margin 

1. Otterbein 26 970 37.3 783 30.1 +7.2 

2. Capital 27 955 35.3 872 32.3 +3.1 

3. Ohio Northern 26 853 32.8 809 31.1 +1.7 

4. Heidelberg 27 1005 37.2 983 36.3 +0.8 

5. Marietta 31 1041 33.6 1017 32.8 +0.8 

6. Mount Union 26 858 33.0 869 33.3 -0.3 

7. Baldwin-Wallace 25 779 31.2 824 33.0 -1.8 

8. John Carroll 28 968 34.6 1025 36.6 -2.0 

9. Wilmington 26 817 31.3 873 33.6 -2.2 

10. Muskingum 25 836 33.3 916 36.6 -3.2 

BLOCKED SHOTS 

## Team G Blocks avg/G 

1. Heidelberg 27 119 4.31 

2. Muskingum 25 81 3.24 

3. Capital 27 87 3.22 

4. Otterbein 26 81 3.12 


6. John Carroll 28 81 2.89 

7. Marietta 31 79 2.55 



10. Mount Union 26 36 1.38 

ASSISTS 

## Team G assists avg/G 

1. John Carroll 28 392 14.00 

2. Capital 27 368 13.63 

3. Mount Union 26 344 13.23 

4. Otterbein 26 341 13.12 



7. Marietta 31 389 12.55 

8. Heidelberg 27 330 12.22 


10. Muskingum 25 253 10.12 

STEALS 

## Team G steals avg/G 


2. John Carroll 28 217 7.75 

3. Heidelberg 27 208 7.70 

4. Capital 27 198 7.33 

5. Muskingum 25 180 7.20 


7. Marietta 31 200 6.35 


Mount Union 26 156 6.00 

10. Otterbein 26 155 5.96 

TURNOVER MARGIN 

## Team G team avg opp avg margin 

1. John Carroll 28 338 12.1 448 16.0 +3.93 

2. Marietta 31 402 13.0 464 15.0 +2.00 

3. Muskingum 25 336 13.3 361 14.3 +1.00 

4. Wilmington 26 403 15.5 410 15.8 +0.27 

5. Capital 27 380 14.1 380 14.1 +0.00 

6. Ohio Northern 26 360 13.8 354 13.6 -0.23 

7. Baldwin-Wallace 25 387 15.5 371 14.8 -0.64 

8. Heidelberg 27 433 16.0 405 15.0 -1.04 

9. Mount Union 26 399 15.3 365 14.0 -1.31 

10. Otterbein 26 441 17.0 343 13.2 -3.77 

ASSIST/TURNOVER ratio 

## Team G asst avg turn avg ratio 

1. John Carroll 28 392 14.0 338 12.1 1.16 

2. Capital 27 368 13.6 380 14.1 0.97 

3. Marietta 31 389 12.5 402 13.0 0.97 

4. Mount Union 26 344 13.2 399 15.3 0.86 

5. Wilmington 26 335 12.9 403 15.5 0.83 

6. Baldwin-Wallace 25 314 12.6 387 15.5 0.81 

7. Ohio Northern 26 287 11.0 360 13.8 0.80 

8. Otterbein 26 341 13.1 441 17.0 0.77 

9. Heidelberg 27 330 12.2 433 16.0 0.76 

10. Muskingum 25 253 10.1 336 13.3 0.75 

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 

## Team G no. Avg/G 

1. Heidelberg 27 351 13.00 

2. Otterbein 26 329 12.65 

3. Muskingum 25 308 12.32 

4. John Carroll 28 322 11.50 

5. Capital 27 304 11.26 


7. Mount Union 26 274 10.54 



10. Marietta 31 276 8.90 

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 

## Team G no. Avg/G 

1. Marietta 31 765 24.68 

2. Otterbein 26 641 24.65 

3. Heidelberg 27 654 24.22 

4. Capital 27 651 24.11 

5. John Carroll 28 646 23.07 

6. Mount Union 26 584 22.36 




10. Muskingum 25 528 21.12 

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 

## Team G 3FG avg/G 

1. John Carroll 28 231 8.25 

2. Marietta 31 222 7.16 


4. Capital 27 160 5.93 

5. Mount Union 26 152 5.85 


7. Otterbein 26 110 4.23 


Heidelberg 27 108 4.00 

10. Muskingum 25 98 3.92

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