Kansas Wesleyan University Athletics

2008 - 09 MEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW
Kansas Wesleyan and second year head coach Mike Davert look to build on last season’s 14-14 overall finish, which included a 12-6 record in KCAC
play.
The Coyotes have four players returning that started at one point or another last year, which accounted for almost two-thirds of KWU’s 64 points per
game in 2007-08.
Those four players include All-American selection Trey Sims (6-2, G, Sr., Tulsa, Okla., Sterling (Kan.)), Romero Hood (6-1, G/F, Jr., Phoenix, Ariz., Phoenix
College (Ariz.)), Eric Hammond (6-0, G/F, Sr., Wichita, Kan., Cowley CC (Kan.)) and Willie McCarty (6-2, F, Jr., Omaha, Neb., Southeast CC (Neb.)).
Davert also points out that other players that saw action last year will fit into the mix as well.
“We have a lot of experience back for us this year,” Davert said. “We also have a lot of guys that may not have seen a lot of playing time last year that
have come into preseason workouts that obviously worked hard over the summer to get better.”
Those returning players include Clay DuBois (6-4, G, Jr., Idaho Springs, Colo., Clear Creek HS), who saw quality minutes last year, especially at the
end of the season, and two players in Mike White (5-10, G, So., Salina, Kan., McPherson College (Kan.)) and Melvin Underwood (5-11, G, Jr., Monroe,
La., Iowa Lakes CC) that missed all or part of the season last year due to injury. Another player that returns to the Coyotes after a year off is Cameron
Simms (6-2, G, So., Lyons, Kan., Lyons HS) who has a chance to compete for some playing time.
Davert also points out that having a full year to go out and recruit players to fit his system and to work with the returning players will show immediate
benefits when the Coyotes open the season at the end of October.
“Last year, we had to hit the ground running and didn’t get a chance to work in our system,” he said. “It took us a few games to get into the groove of
things, and we improved as the season went along as well. This year, with a whole summer and fall to get ready for the upcoming season, it should
pay immediate dividends for us.”
Davert points to three transfers and four freshmen that have a chance to fit into the mix for the Coyotes this season.
Matt Dickman (6-0, G, So., Tucson, Ariz., Central Arizona College), Rodney Brown (5-10, G, Jr., Phoenix, Ariz., Mesa CC (Ariz.)) and Matthew Jarrett (6-2,
F, Jr., West Helena, Ark., Arkansas Baptist College) are three impact transfer players that will help the Coyotes out from the get go. Add into the mix
freshmen Devon Crabtree (6-2, Fr., Chanute, Kan., Chanute HS), Dante Jordan (6-4, F/C, Oklahoma City, Okla., Putnam City North HS), Tony Milani (6-8,
C, Phoenix, Ariz., Greenway HS) and Brad Wespieser (6-2, G, Phoenix, Ariz., Apollo HS) all have a chance to get some varsity time.
Davert says the look of the Coyotes this season will be a lot like last year, but with an increased talent level and added depth. “Size wise we are a lot
like last year,” Davert said. “But this year we have better depth, we are shooting the ball better and are a lot quicker.”
While not the brutal non-conference slate of a year ago, the Coyotes will face a strong non-conference schedule in 2008-09.
“Our non-conference schedule is strong again this year,” Davert said. “We are going to have to be ready to go from the beginning.”
Wesleyan kicks off its 2008-09 campaign on October 31 in the Southern Nazarene Classic against Southwestern Christian University in Bethany, Okla.,
before facing the host Crimson Storm on November 1. The Coyotes then open the home portion of the schedule on November 15 against Johnson
and Wales University. It will be the first regular season game for the Coyotes inside the new Mabee Arena.
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2008 - 09 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULES
VARSITY
DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME
Fri, Oct. 31 Southwestern Christian (Okla.) Oklahoma City 4:00
SNU Classic
Sat, Nov. 1 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) Oklahoma City 8:00
SNU Classic
Thur, Nov. 6 Mid-America Christian (Okla.) Oklahoma City 7:30
SAT, NOV. 15 JOHNSON & WALES (COLO.) SALINA 7:00
WED, NOV. 19 HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS SALINA 7:00
Fri, Nov. 21 Colorado State – Pueblo # Pueblo, Colo. 7:00
CSU-Pueblo Classic
Sat, Nov. 22 Western State (Colo.) Pueblo, Colo. 3:00
CSU-Pueblo Classic
TUE, NOV. 25 MID-AMERICA CHRISTIAN SALINA 7:00
Fri, Nov. 28 Rocky Mountain (Mont.) Dickinson, N.D. 3:00
Dickinson State Milanovich Classic
Sat, Nov. 29 Montana Western Dickinson, N.D. 3:00
Dickinson State Milanovich Classic
THUR, DEC. 4 SOUTHWESTERN * SALINA 8:00
Sat, Dec. 6 Sterling * Sterling 7:00
THUR, DEC. 11 TABOR * SALINA 8:00
SAT, DEC. 13 OTTAWA * SALINA 7:00
Fri, Jan. 2 Johnson and Wales (Colo.) Denver 5:00
Sat, Jan. 3 Regis (Colo.) # Denver 2:00
Thur, Jan. 8 Friends * Wichita 8:00
SAT, JAN. 10 BETHANY * SALINA 7:00
Thur, Jan. 15 Saint Mary * Leavenworth 8:00
Sat, Jan. 17 McPherson * McPherson 7:00
THUR, JAN. 22 BETHEL * SALINA 8:00
Sat, Jan. 24 Southwestern * Winfield 7:00
THUR, JAN. 29 STERLING * SALINA 8:00
Sat, Jan. 31 Tabor * Hillsboro 7:00
Thur, Feb. 5 Ottawa * Ottawa 8:00
SAT, FEB. 7 FRIENDS * SALINA =7:00
Thur, Feb. 12 Bethany * Lindsborg 8:00
SAT, FEB. 14 SAINT MARY * SALINA 7:00
THUR, FEB. 19 McPHERSON * SALINA 8:00
Sat, Feb. 21 Bethel * North Newton 7:00
Mon, Feb. 23 KCAC Play-In TBA 7:00
Wed, Feb. 25 KCAC Quarterfinals TBA 7:00
Sat, Feb. 28 KCAC Semifinals TBA 2:00
Mon, March 2 KCAC Championship TBA 7:00
March 11-17 NAIA D-II Nationals Point Lookout, Mo. TBA
JUNIOR VARSITY
DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME
Sat, Nov. 1 Cloud County CC Concordia 2:00
Wed, Nov. 5 Neosho County CC Chanute 7:00
Fri, Nov. 14 Brown Mackie Classic Salina TBA
Sat, Nov. 15 Brown Mackie Classic Salina TBA
THUR, DEC. 4 HESSTON COLLEGE SALINA 4:00
Sat, Dec. 6 Sterling College * Sterling 3:00
THUR, DEC. 11 TABOR COLLEGE * SALINA 4:00
Thur, Jan. 8 Friends University * Wichita 4:00
FRI, JAN. 9 AIR FORCE PREP SALINA TBA
SAT, JAN. 10 BETHANY COLLEGE * SALINA 3:00
Sat, Jan. 17 McPherson College * McPherson 3:00
THUR, JAN. 22 BETHEL COLLEGE * SALINA 4:00
THUR, JAN. 29 STERLING COLLEGE * SALINA 4:00
Sat, Jan. 31 Tabor College * Hillsboro 3:00
Tue, Feb. 3 Hesston College Hesston 8:00
SAT, FEB. 7 FRIENDS UNIVERSITY * SALINA 3:00
Thur, Feb. 12 Bethany College * Lindsborg 4:00
SAT, FEB. 14 UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY * SALINA 3:00
THUR, FEB. 19 McPHERSON COLLEGE * SALINA 4:00
Sat, Feb. 21 Bethel College * North Newton 3:00
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2008 - 09 MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER
NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL
1 Rodney Brown G 5-10 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. Mesa CC (Ariz.)
2 Matthew Dickman G 6-0 So. Tucson, Ariz. Central Arizona College
3 Trey Sims G 6-1 Sr. Tulsa, Okla. Sterling College (Kan.)
5 Mike White G 5-10 So. Salina, Kan. McPherson College (Kan.)
10 Clay DuBois F 6-4 Sr. Idaho Springs, Colo. Clear Creek HS
12 Melvin Underwood G 5-11 Jr. Monroe, La. Iowa Lakes CC (Iowa)
15 Willie McCarty F 6-2 Jr. Omaha, Neb. Southeast CC (Neb.)
20 Eric Hammond G/F 6-0 Sr. Wichita, Kan. Cowley CC (Kan.)
21 David Heyd G 6-0 Jr. Scott City, Kan. Scott Community HS
22 Romero Hood G/F 6-1 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. Phoenix College (Ariz.)
23 Matthew Jarrett F 6-2 Jr. West Helena, Ark. Arkansas Baptist College
30 Bruce Sexton G 6-3 So. McKinney, Texas McKinney HS
32 Cameron Simms G 6-2 So. Lyons, Kan. Lyons HS
33 Dante Jordan F/C 6-4 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Putnam City North HS
34 Brad Wespieser G 6-2 Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. Apollo HS
44 Anthony Milani C 6-8 Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. Greenway HS
Devon Crabtree F 6-2 Fr. Chanute, Kan. Chanute HS
William Kratky F 6-4 Jr. Wilson, Kan. Wilson HS
Kyler Nelson G 6-0 Fr. Bentonville, Ark. Bentonville HS
Cory Palmer G 6-0 So. Vista, Calif. Vista HS
Kyle Weiser G 5-10 Fr. Stockton, Kan. Stockton HS
Antonio West G 5-9 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Jones HS
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Rodney Brown
G • 5-10 • Jr.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Mesa CC (Ariz.)
1 2 3 5 10
Matthew Dickman
G • 6-0 • So.
Tucson, Ariz.
Central Arizona College
Trey Sims
G • 6-1 • Sr.
Tulsa, Okla.
Sterling College (Kan.)
Mike White
G • 5-10 • So.
Salina, Kan.
McPherson College (Kan.)
Clay DuBois
F • 6-4 • Sr.
Idaho Springs, Colo.
Clear Creek HS
Melvin Underwood
G • 5-11 • Jr.
Monroe, La.
Iowa Lakes CC (Iowa)
12 15 20 21 22
Willie McCarty
F • 6-2 • Jr.
Omaha, Neb.
Southeast CC (Neb.)
Eric Hammond
G/F • 6-0 • Sr.
Wichita, Kan.
Cowley CC (Kan.)
David Heyd
G • 6-0 • Jr.
Scott City, Kan.
Scott Community HS
Romero Hood
G/F • 6-1 • Jr.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Phoenix College (Ariz.)
Matthew Jarrett
F • 6-2 • Jr.
West Helena, Ark.
Arkansas Baptist College
23 30 32 33 34
Bruce Sexton
G • 6-3 • So.
McKinney, Texas
McKinney HS
Cameron Simms
G • 6-2 • So.
Lyons, Kan.
Lyons HS
Dante Jordan
F/C • 6-4 • Fr.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Putnam City North HS
Brad Wespieser
G • 6-2 • Fr.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Apollo HS
Anthony Milani
C • 6-8 • Fr.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Greenway HS
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Devon Crabtree
F • 6-2 • Fr.
Chanute, Kan.
Chanute HS
William Kratky
F • 6-4 • Jr.
Wilson, Kan.
Wilson HS
Kyler Nelson
G • 6-0 • Fr.
Bentonville, Ark.
Bentonville HS
Cory Palmer
G • 6-0 • So.
Vista, Calif.
Vista HS
Antonio West
G • 5-9 • Fr.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Jones HS
Kyle Weiser
G • 5-10 • Fr.
Stockton, Kan.
Stockton HS
GO
COYOTES!!!
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MEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF
Mike Davert has been the head coach for the KWU Coyotes prior to the start of the 2007-08 basketball season..
Davert is no stranger to Kansas Wesleyan University, serving as assistant coach for former coach and athletic director
Jerry Jones for two seasons in 2004-05 and 2005-06.
Davert succeeded Tommy DeSalme, who coached the Coyotes one year, leading Wesleyan to its first KCAC
Championship since the 1999-2000 season, and the school’s first-ever berth to the NAIA Division II National
Championships, while setting a school record for wins in a season with 28.
Davert came to KWU after spending three seasons as head coach
at Southeast of Saline High School, where compiled a 48-19
overall record, and led the Trojans to the 2006-07 KSHSAA Boys’
Class 3A State tournament, finishing with a 22-2 record.
Davert said his coaching philosophy will be to move the ball up the floor, and play with a high level of
intensity on both ends of the floor.
“The style of game I would like to play is full court. The teams I have coached have always pressed full court
and gotten after it defensively,” he said. “It starts with defense, night in and night out the defensive pressure
has to be there. There will be nights when your offense will struggle and you have to go into each game
knowing that you can rely on your defense to get yourself some easy baskets.”
Davert is a native of Escondido, Calif., and after starring at San Pasqual High played one season at Palomar
Community College in San Marcos, Calif., before moving onto Marymount (Kan.) College, where he
graduated with a degree in secondary education in 1985. After Marymount, Davert played professionally in
Dublin, Ireland, for one year, where he was also a coach.
He continued onto Emporia State (Kan.) University as a graduate assistant coach for legendary Hornet head
coach Ron Slaymaker for three years while completing his master degree in Health, Physical Education and
Recreation. After Emporia State, he was an assistant coach for one season at Central Missouri State.
Davert spent two seasons as assistant boys’ coach at Orange Glen High School in Escondido, Calif., before
Jones asked Davert to return to Kansas as an assistant with the Coyotes in 2004.
He lives in Salina with his wife Kelly.
N. Royce Nelson
Sidney A. Reitz
David D. Moshier
Debra Egli James
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Todd W. Davidson
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MEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF
BRANDON LESOVSKY
ASSISTANT COACH
Brandon Lesovsky returns to Kansas Wesleyan as assistant men's basketball coach after two stints at Cowley College and Neosho County CC
the previous two seasons.
Lesovsky, a native of Cuba, Kan., came to KWU after graduating from Hillcrest High School in 1997. He received his undergraduate degree from
Wesleyan in history in 2001, and completed his MBA degree in 2004 also at KWU.
Kansas Wesleyan University.
Coach Lesovsky led the State of Kansas in assists his senior year at Hillcrest High School in North Central Kansas with 7.7 per game. He
was a three-sport letterman at HHS, earning numerals in football, basketball and track. A little publicized fact is that Brandon holds
the number two all-time Kansas record in football for rushing yards in a single game with 483. His combined passes and catches in
that contest also placed him number two all-time in total offense at the tine, 1994. In the Kansas Eight-Man All-State Football Game
his senior year, Brandon was named the Most Vaulable Player. Coach Lesovsky went on to earn a football letter as a wide receiver at
During his first stint at KWU, Lesovsky worked with former coach Jerry Jones as an assistant coach, responsible for all aspects of the program, from recruiting to game day
operations. He was also head coach of the KWU tennis programs from 2003 until 2006.
After leaving Wesleyan following the 2005-06 season, Lesovsky spent one season at Cowley College in Arkansas City as assistant coach for the Tigers program.
Last season, Lesovsky was an assistant coach at Neosho County Community College in Chanute, working under former Kansas Wesleyan player Jeremy Coombs, who
assumed the head coaching position for the Panthers prior to the start of the 2007-08 season. Under the direction of Coombs and Lesovsky, Neosho improved from a 5-25
record in 2006-07 to a 14-15 record and fourth place finish in the Jayhawk East last year.
Lesovsky returned to Wesleyan for the 2008-09 season to return to the coaching ranks with coach Mike Davert, reuniting the coaching duo that were both assistants under
Jones in 2005-06.
JEFF BARON
GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH
Jeff Baron enters his first season as Graduate
Assistant Coach for the Coyotes after spending last
season as a student assistant.
Prior to picking the clipboard, Baron starred
on the court for the Coyotes for two seasons,
being a key component of the 2006-07
Wesleyan team that won its first KCAC title
since the 2000 season and made school’s first-ever berth to the NAIA
Division II National Tournament.
While playing at KWU, Baron averaged 12.5 points and 7.6 rebounds per
game in his two seasons. He averaged just over 44 percent from the field,
and 43 percent from three point range, making him one of the most
accurate long rangers shooters in KWU history. He earned Honorable
Mention All-KCAC honors as a junior, and earned First Team All-KCAC
honors last season before being named Honorable Mention NAIA All-
American.
CHRIS C GOLD
GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH
Chris Gold will be a student assistant coach for the
Men’s
Basketball team in the 2008-09 season.
Gold completed his basketball eligibility last
season after playing four years for the Coyotes.
Recruited by former head coach Jerry Jones,
Gold came to KWU for the 2005 season after
averaging 10.1 points and six assists as a senior
at Regis Jesuit High School in Denver.
In three-plus years donning the purple and gold for the Coyotes, Chris
has averaged 2.56 points, one rebound and 1.6 assists per game during
his career.
A native of Denver, Gold plans to graduate in the fall with a degree in
Sports Management, and hopes to get an internship working with one of
the professional teams in Denver.
Before Kansas Wesleyan, Baron played two seasons at Phoenix College in
Phoenix, Ariz., where he finished his sophomore campaign ranked 20th in
NJCAA Division II in three point field goal percentage.
In high school, at Phoenix North, Jeff set the school record for
consecutive free throws at 55. He averaged 16.5 points and was named
Metro League Player of the Year as a senior. After being named Arizona
honorable mention all-state, he was selected to the North-South All-Star
game.
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2007 - 08 MEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON REVIEW
Name G/GS FG FG% 3Pt 3Pt% FT FT% PTS Avg P/S ORB DRB TR Avg PF AST TO BS ST MIN
Cory Palmer 3/0 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 1 2:45
Trey Sims 23/19 131/338 38.8 44/128 34.4 70/97 72.2 376 16.3 0.97 40 75 115 5.00 56 29 53 18 43 675
Chris Gold 28/3 14/54 25.9 6/26 23.1 10/17 58.8 44 1.57 0.71 6 13 19 0.68 33 30 23 1 16 380
Clay DuBois 20/1 14/34 41.2 1/5 20.0 4/7 57.1 33 1.65 0.89 25 18 43 2.15 28 8 9 7 3 163
Mike White 2/0 0/2 0.00 0/2 0.00 1/2 50.0 1 0.50 0.33 0 2 2 1.00 4 0 2 0 2 14:00
Willie McCarty 25/17 74/174 42.5 4/23 17.4 16/32 50.0 168 6.72 0.88 57 59 116 4.64 61 20 23 7 25 593
Tony Boone 26/16 43/142 30.3 7/22 31.8 18/35 51.4 111 4.27 0.70 39 67 106 4.08 57 131 74 2 72 741
Romero Hood 28/28 117/255 45.9 14/54 25.9 49/72 68.1 297 10.6 1.02 58 73 131 4.68 68 38 39 15 43 831
Eric Hammond 18/4 48/138 34.8 9/48 18.8 35/45 77.8 140 7.78 0.88 25 38 63 3.50 42 24 18 18 25 407
Bruce Sexton 5/0 0/2 0.00 0/2 0.00 0/0 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 1 0 1 0 0 15:08
Will Kratky 4/0 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0/2 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0 1 1 0.25 2 0 0 0 0 4:25
Mychal Henderson 27/25 140/338 41.4 64/201 31.8 21/34 61.8 365 13.5 1.03 29 109 138 5.11 60 31 54 18 25 785
Brian Crittenden 7/0 1/4 25.0 1/2 50.0 3/4 75.0 6 0.86 1.00 0 2 2 0.29 2 1 0 0 3 27:23
Dane Baxa 27/14 17/41 41.5 0/0 0.00 14/25 56.0 46 1.78 0.91 25 33 58 2.15 56 8 24 6 7 302
Milen Brown 18/0 15/59 25.4 4/30 13.3 10/18 55.6 44 2.44 0.65 6 13 19 1.06 10 4 9 2 2 147
DaRon Stafford 15/13 40/109 36.7 19/52 36.5 11/23 47.8 110 7.33 0.92 5 16 21 1.40 21 12 20 2 17 340
Mike Bartee 9/0 16/42 38.1 0/0 0.00 17/29 58.6 49 5.44 0.88 11 23 34 3.78 18 6 12 1 2 158
Dupre Richardson 5/0 0/3 0.00 0/0 0.00 0/2 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 1 1 2 0.40 7 1 3 1 0 24:32
David Heyd 2/0 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 1:03
Team 51 44 95 1
Totals 28 670/1735 38.6 173/595 29.1 279/444 62.8 1792 64.0 0.92 378 587 965 34.5 526 343 366 98 286
G/GS FG FG% 3Pt 3Pt% FT FT% PTS Avg P/S ORB DRB TR Avg PF AST TO BS ST
Opponents 28 648/1479 43.8 156/451 34.6 418/627 66.7 1870 66.8 1.04 333 744 1077 38.5 443 307 492 64 177
2007-2008 RESULTS
DATE OPPONENT RESULT
Nov. 2 Sioux Falls (S.D.) W 93-89 OT
Nov. 3 Morningside (Iowa) L 61-90
Nov. 10 Sioux Falls L 73-74
Nov. 16 Rogers State (Okla.) L 65-77
Nov. 17 NW Oklahoma State W 51-48
Nov. 20 Bellevue (Neb.) L 55-59
Nov. 23 Missouri Western % L EXB
Nov. 24 Washburn (Kan.) % L EXB
Nov. 29 Ottawa * L 72-75
Dec. 1 Bethany * W 74-62
Dec. 6 Southwestern * W 64-63
Dec. 14 Fort Hays State (Kan.) L 61-78
Dec. 31 NW Oklahoma State L 44-68
JAN. 5 BELLEVUE L 46-65
JAN. 10 BETHEL * W 79-57
Jan. 12 Saint Mary * W 54-51
JAN. 17 STERLING * W 59-52
JAN. 19 FRIENDS * L 56-64
Jan. 21 McPherson* W 53-50
Jan. 24 Tabor * W 85-71
JAN 26 OTTAWA * L 72-86
JAN. 31 BETHANY * W 69-66
FEB. 2 SOUTHWESTERN * W 70-55
FEB. 7 McPHERSON * W 61-56
Feb. 9 Bethel * L 64-76
FEB. 14 SAINT MARY * W 71-63
Feb. 16 Sterling * L 55-69
Feb. 21 Friends * L 58-65
FEB. 23 TABOR * W 72-71
Feb. 28 KCAC vs McPherson L 55-70
2007-2008 TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES
High Player(s) Opponent Date
Total Points 32 Trey Sims vs University of Sioux Falls 11/10/07
Field Goals Made 12 Mychal Henderson vs Bethel College 01/10/08
12 Mychal Henderson vs Southwestern College 12/06/07
Field Goals Att. 27 Trey Sims vs University of Sioux Falls 11/10/07
Field Goal% (Min 5) 1.000 (3/3) Tony Boone vs Bethany College 12/01/07
3pt Field Goals Made 7 Mychal Henderson vs Southwestern College 12/06/07
3pt Field Goals Att. 14 Mychal Henderson vs Southwestern College 12/06/07
3pt FG% (Min 2) 1.000 (3/3) Romero Hood vs Ottawa University 11/29/07
1.000 (2/2) Tony Boone vs Bethany College 12/01/07
1.000 (2/2) Romero Hood vs University of Sioux Falls 11/02/07
1.000 (2/2) DaRon Stafford vs Bellevue University 11/20/07
Free Throws Made 7 Eric Hammond vs Sterling College 02/16/08
7 Romero Hood vs McPherson College 01/21/08
7 Trey Sims vs University of Sioux Falls 11/02/07
Free Throws Att. 10 Mike Bartee vs Rogers State 11/16/07
Free Throw% (Min 4) 1.000 Several Individuals vs Several Opponents
Offensive Rebounds 7 Trey Sims vs Bethel College 01/10/08
Defensive Rebounds 8 Mychal Henderson vs Southwestern College 02/02/08
8 Trey Sims vs Tabor College 02/23/08
8 Trey Sims vs Sterling College 01/16/08
Total Rebounds 11 Willie McCarty vs Tabor College 02/23/08
11 Trey Sims vs McPherson College 02/28/08
Fouls 5 Several Individuals vs. Several Opponents
Assists 11 Tony Boone vs University of St.Mary 02/14/08
Turnovers 8 Tony Boone vs McPherson College 01/21/08
Blocks 4 Eric Hammond vs Southwestern College 02/02/08
4 Mychal Henderson vs University of St.Mary 02/14/08
Steals 8 Tony Boone vs University of St.Mary 02/14/08
Minutes Played 39:03 Tony Boone vs University of St.Mary 02/14/08
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ALL-TIME MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS
TEAM GAME RECORDS
Highest Offensive Score ...................................................... 129 vs Union, 1990
Most Points Allowed ................................................ 134 vs Oral Roberts, 1989
Highest Combined Score ................................. 237 vs Tabor (116-121), 1978
Largest Margin of Victory ...................................................... 74 vs Union, 1988
Most Field Goals Made ............................................. 54 vs Friends Bible, 1984
Most Field Goals Attempted ................................. 108 vs Friends Bible, 1984
Highest FG Percentage .......... .667 (34/51) vs St. Mary of the Plains, 1986
Most 3-Point FG Made ........................................................ 18 vs Sterling, 2000
Highest 3-Point FG Percentage .......... .667 (10/15) vs Friends, 2/24/2003
Free Throws Made ................................ 39 vs Central Oklahoma State, 1955
vs Bethel, 1/13/2001
Highest FT Percentage ........................................ 100 (22/22) vs Bethel, 1965
Most Rebounds ..................................................................... 74 vs Bethany, 1982
Most Fouls ............................................................................... 37 vs Bethany, 1950
vs Peru State, 1997
Opponent Rebounds ............................. 63 vs Mid America Nazarene, 1973
Opponent Field Goals ........................ 55 vs Northeast Missouri State, 1979
Opponent Free Throws ................................................... 58 vs Peru State, 1997
TEAM SEASON RECORDS
Best Season Record ............................................................................... 28-4, 2007
Best Season Win Pct. .................................................................. .917 (22-2), 1950
Best KCAC Season Record ................................................................... 17-1, 2007
Best KCAC Record Win Pct. .................................................... 12-0 (1.000), 1950
Most Wins in a Season .............................................................................. 28, 2007
Most Points Scored in a Season ....................................................... 2,706, 2000
Most Points Allowed in a Season .................................................... 2,443, 2000
Fewest Points Allowed in a Season ................................................ 1,867, 2007
Highest Offensive Scoring Average .................................................. 90.8, 1976
Lowest Defensive Scoring Average .................................................. 58.3, 2007
Highest Defensive Scoring Average ................................................. 95.8, 1995
Most Consecutive Wins ............................................................................ 20, 1976
Most Consecutive Losses ......................................................................... 22, 1995
Least Wins in a Season .......................................................................... 1-23, 1995
Best KCAC Record ................................................................................... 17-1, 2007
Worst KCAC Record ................................................................................ 0-18, 2005
Most Consecutive KCAC Losses .......................... 31, Dec. 1971 to Feb. 1972
INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS
Varsity Game Appearances .................................. 112 - Shawn Ellis, 1995-98
Total Points Scored ............................................ 1,544 - Gary Cassell, 1951-55
Total FG Made .......................................................... 566 - Gary Cassell, 1951-55
Total FG Attempted ........................................... 1,270 - Gary Cassell, 1951-55
Total FG Percentage ........................................ 69.2% - Tracy Rietzke, 1973-76
3-Point FG Made ............................................... 215 - Blake Turner, 1999-2000
3-Point FG Attempted ..................................... 587 - Blake Turner, 1999-2000
3-Point FG Percentage ........................................ 43.8% - Billy Smith, 1987-88
Free Throws Made .................................................. 412 - Gary Cassell, 1951-55
Free Throws Att .................................................... 592 - Gerald Childs, 1958-62
Free Throw Percentage ............................... 85.3% - LaVerle Martin, 1964-66
Total Rebounds .................................................... 1,149 - Charles Fife, 1946-50
Assists ..................................................................... 605 - Terrence Phox, 1984-87
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS
Most Points ................................................ 44 - Larry Houdek vs Ottawa, 1957
Jim Rash vs McPherson, 1965
FG Made ......................... 19 - Gordon Roe vs Mid-America Nazarene, 1975
FG Pct. (10 Att.) .............................. 90.0% (9/10) Matt Meyer vs Tabor, 2001
90.0% (9/10) Brad Emme vs McPherson, 2002
FT Made ......................................................... 15 - Gary Cassell vs Phillips, 1955
Dan Boydston vs Graceland, 1970
Tim Melton vs Central Christian, 2003
FT Pct. (10 Att.) ................. 100% (12/12) - Bruce Johnson vs Friends, 1968
3-Point FG .............................................. 10 - Blake Turner vs Bunker Hill, 1999
Rebounds ........................ 26 - George Ibach vs St. Mary of the Plains, 1972
Assists ............................. 24 - Terrence Phox vs Bartlesville Wesleyan, 1988
Blocks .......................................... 9 - Brad Emme vs Saint Mary College, 2002
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDS
Total Points ..................................................................... 644 - Jason Gentz, 1996
Most Field Goals ..................................................... 249 - Dave McMullen, 1970
Most FG Attempts ........................................................ 526 - Jason Gentz, 1996
FG Percentage .................................... 78.5% (179/228) - Tracy Rietzke, 1976
Most 3-Point FG ............................................................ 108 - Blake Turner, 1999
Most 3-Point FG Attempts ......................................... 297 - Blake Turner, 2000
3-Point FG Percentage .......................... 47.2% (24/52) - Guy McIntire, 1995
47.2% (42/89) - Brad Larremore, 1989
Most Free Throws .......................................................... 169 - Tim Melton, 2004
Most Free Throw Attempts ....................................... 228 - John Edison, 1994
FT Percentage ............................................ 91.6% (76/83) - Gary Cassell, 1953
Most Consecutive Free Throws ...................................... 27 - Tim Teeter, 1973
Total Rebounds ................................................................. 378 - Tim Teeter, 1977
Assists ..................................................................... 237 - Tyler Christensen, 2000
Blocks .................................................................................... 97 - Brad Emme, 2002
CLASS SCORING RECORDS
FRESHMAN SCORING RECORDS
Average ....................................................................... 17.3 - Charles Green, 1972
Total Points ................................................................. 330 - Charles Green, 1972
SOPHOMORE SCORING RECORDS
Average ........................................................................... 19.9 - Larry Moore, 1971
Total Points .................................................................. 444, Nate Lindberg, 2005
JUNIOR SCORING RECORDS
Average ......................................................................... 21.4 - Greg Watson, 1979
Total Points ............................................................... 591 - Anthony Smith, 2006
SENIOR SCORING RECORDS
Average .................................................................... 25.1 - Dave McMullen, 1970
Total Points ..................................................................... 644 - Jason Gentz, 1966
ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS
TOP 5 MOST SEASON WINS
1) 28-4 ................................................................................ Tommy DeSalme, 2007
2) 25-9 ............................................................................................ Jerry Jones, 2000
3) 23-8 ..................................................................................... Gene Johnson, 1940
4) 22-2 ..................................................................................... Wally Forsberg, 1950
5) 21-4 ......................................................................................... Ken Cochran, 1970
TOP 5 COACHING WINS
1) 224 ...................................................................................... Jerry Jones, 17 years
2) 111 ..................................................................................... Ken Cochran, 7 years
3) 109 ...................................................................................... A.B. Mackie, 17 years
4) 85 ..................................................................................... Gene Johnson, 5 years
5) 76 ............................................................................. Daffin Backstrom, 10 years
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