ST FRANCIS

UNIVERSITY OF 

ST. FRANCIS 

2012-13 Men’s Basketball Media Guide 

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2012-13 Schedule 

October 

31 Ashford Home 7 p.m. 

November 

3 Huntington Home 3 p.m. 

7 at Roosevelt * Chicago, Ill. 7:30 p.m. 

10 Trinity Christian * Home 3:30 p.m. 

14 at Cardinal Stritch * Glendale, Wis. 7:30 p.m. 

20 Calumet St. Joseph * Home 7 p.m. 

24 Judson * Home 7 p.m. 

28 Purdue Calumet * Home 7 p.m. 

December 

1 Purdue North Central * Home 7 p.m. 

5 at Saint Xavier * Chicago, Ill. 7 p.m. 

8 at Lewis Romeoville, Ill. 7:30 p.m. 

15 at Harris-Stowe State St. Louis, Mo. 2 p.m. 

18 at Holy Cross (Ind.) * Notre Dame, Ind. 6:30 p.m. 

20 Rockford Home 3 p.m. 

30 Indiana Northwest Home 3 p.m. 

January 

3 Indiana South Bend * Home 7 p.m. 

5 Olivet Nazarene * Home 3 p.m. 

8 Roosevelt * Home 7 p.m. 

10 at Trinity Christian * Palos Heights, Ill. 7:30 p.m. 

12 Cardinal Stritch * Home 7 p.m. 

17 Trinity International * Home 7 p.m. 

19 at Calumet St. Joseph * Whiting, Ind. 3 p.m. 

23 at Judson * Elgin, Ill. 7:30 p.m. 

26 at Purdue Calumet * Hammond, Ind. 3 p.m. 

February 

2 at Trinity International * Deerfield, Ill. 7:30 p.m. 

6 Saint Xavier * Home 7 p.m. 

9 Holy Cross (Ind.) * Home 7 p.m. 

13 at Indiana-South Bend * South Bend, Ind. 6:30 p.m. 

16 at Olivet Nazarene * Bourbonnais, Ill. 3 p.m. 

18-23 CCAC Tournament TBD TBD 

March 

Mar. 6-12 NAIA National Tournament Point Lookout, Mo. TBD 

* Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference game 

Home games in bold 

All times Central

Table of Contents & Quick Facts 

Table of Contents 

USF Quick Facts 

2012-13 Schedule Inside Front Cover 

Coaching Staff 2-3 

Season Outlook 4-5 

Returning Players 6-9 

Newcomers 10-12 

2012-13 Numerical Roster 12 

2011-12 Statistics & Results 13 

2011-12 CCAC Standings 13 

Coaching Records 14 

Year-by-Year Records 14 

Individual & Team Records 15-17 

Opponent Series Records 18 

All-Time Letter Winners 19-20 

Sullivan Recreation Center 

Team Photo 

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Inside Back Cover 

Back Cover 

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General Information 

Location: 

Joliet, Ill. 

Founded: 1920 

Enrollment: 3,400 

Affiliation: 

NAIA 

Nickname: 

Fighting Saints 

Colors: 

Brown & Gold 

President: 

Dr. Michael J. Vinciguerra 

Athletic Director: 

Dave Laketa 

Conference: 

Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic (CCAC) 

Arena: 

Sullivan Center 

Athletics Website: 

gofightingsaints.com 

Athletics Phone: (815) 740-3464 

Men’s Basketball Information 

Head Coach: 

John Baines 

Alma Mater: Illinois Wesleyan 1998 

Career Record: 

36-26 (3rd year) 

Record at St. Francis: 

36-26 (3rd year) 

2011-12 Overall Record: 15-16 

2011-12 CCAC Record (Place): 2-8 (5th) 

First Season: 1972-73 

All-Time Record: 615-584 

Sports Information 

SID: 

Dave Hilbert 

Email: 

dhilbert@stfrancis.edu 

Office: (815) 740-3614 

Cell: (630) 272-2904 

Fax: (815) 740-3841 

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USFSaints 

CREDITS 

The 2012-13 University of St. Francis Men’s Basketball Media 

Guide was designed and edited by Dave Hilbert, Sports Information 

Director, with assistance from Dave Laketa. 

2012-13 USF Fighting Saints Men’s Basketball 1

Head Coach John Baines 

John Baines enters his 

third season as University 

of St. Francis head 

men’s basketball coach 

in 2012-13. 

In his inaugural campaign 

in 2010-11, the 

Fighting Saints finished 

the year with a 21-10 

overall record. The 21 

wins were an improvement 

of 13 games from 

the previous season, 

which ranked as the 

second-biggest improvement 

in the NAIA 

that year. The Saints’ 

.677 winning percentage 

also ranked as the 

sixth-best in school history and marked USF’s best record in 

21 years. With their successful season, the Fighting Saints also 

gained national recognition by being ranked as high as No. 24 

in the NAIA Division I coaches’ poll during the year. 

Baines became just the third head men’s basketball coach 

in the 41-year history of the St. Francis program. He replaced 

34-year veteran Pat Sullivan, who retired at the conclusion of 

the 2009-10 season. 

Baines, 37, is a native of Bloomington, Ill., and played basketball 

at Illinois Wesleyan University for Hall of Fame coach 

Dennie Bridges. As a four-year player for Bridges and the Titans, 

he was part of teams that compiled an overall record 

of 103-14, participated in two NCAA Division III Final Fours, 

three Elite Eights and four Sweet Sixteens. The Titans won the 

Division III national championship in 1997 after placing third 

in the nation one year earlier. 

Baines began his coaching career in 1998 as the sophomore 

basketball and baseball coach at Bloomington (Ill.) 

High School. He moved to Elmhurst two years later where he 

began a 10-year association with Bluejays’ head basketball 

coach Mark Scherer. During his 10 seasons under Scherer, Baines 

helped the Bluejays compile a 160-99 record. Additionally, 

Elmhurst posted the five best won-lost records in school 

history and reached the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Division 

III tournament in one of two national tourney appearances 

during that time. 

In his first season at Elmhurst in 2000-01, Baines helped 

Scherer direct the Bluejays to a school-best 22-5 record and 

the only College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) 

title in the program’s 63-year history. The team advanced to 

the Sweet Sixteen round of the NCAA Division III tournament 

that year and was ranked as high as sixth nationally during the 

course of the season. 

That marked just the first of six times in a 10-year span 

when Elmhurst placed either first or second in the prestigious 

CCIW. The Bluejays added two more seasons with 20 or more 

wins - 21-6 in 2006-07 and 20-8 in 2008-09 - and returned 

to the national tournament again following the 2008-09 campaign. 

As the chief recruiter on Scherer’s staff, Baines helped 

lure 16 Illinois All-State players to Elmhurst. All of his fouryear 

and transfer recruits either graduated or were on track 

to earn their degrees from Elmhurst upon his departure. 

Emphasizing academics as well as basketball, Baines helped 

to oversee an Elmhurst team that posted a cumulative 3.00 

grade point average for most of his tenure. 

Baines’ duties at Elmhurst were not limited to coaching 

basketball. During his decade at EC, Baines served at various 

times as assistant to the athletic director (2006-2010), head 

women’s golf coach (2003-06) and head men’s tennis coach 

(2000-04). He coached a pair of All-CCIW golfers in his three 

seasons with the women’s golf program and directed the 

men’s tennis squad to its second-best record in school history 

in 2004. 

Baines has been a part of successful high school and 

small college basketball programs ever since he enrolled at 

University High School in Normal, Ill. Over the course of the 

last 20 years, Baines has a record of 405-175 as a player, assistant 

coach, and head coach. 

Baines graduated from Illinois Wesleyan in 1998 with a 

bachelor’s degree in mathematics and a minor in secondary 

education. He earned a master’s in sports administration 

from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2003. 

Baines, who also serves as USF’s assistant women’s golf 

coach, is single and resides in Chicago. 

2 2012-13 USF Fighting Saints Men’s Basketball

Assistant Coaches 

John Ford 

John Ford brings more than a decade of international playing experience to his new role as a member 

of the St. Francis coaching staff this season. 

Ford spent the previous eight years playing professional basketball in Bordeaux, France, following 

stints in Finland as well as in the Continental Basketball Association, American Basketball Association 

and the Independent Basketball Association in the U.S. He retired as a player in 2011. 

A native of Joliet, Ford graduated from Joliet West High School in 1996 before attending Colorado 

State University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts in 2000. 

Ford resides in Joliet with his wife Debra, son John and daughter Khali. 

Steve Kollar 

Steve Kollar joined the St. Francis coaching staff in 2010-2011, where he was reunited with thennew 

USF head coach John Baines. 

Kollar was a guard at Elmhurst College from 2001-04 during Baines' 10-year tenure as an assistant 

coach. He played high school basketball at Wheaton North High School before moving on to Elmhurst. 

Kollar began his coaching career in the fall of 2005 as the freshman "B" team baseball and basketball 

coach at Wheaton North High School. He spent the next year coaching football there, tutoring the 

freshmen quarterbacks and serving as the freshmen team’s assistant offensive coordinator. 

He then moved on to South Elgin High School where he coached both the freshman "A" team 

and the sophomore squad over the next two seasons. He coached the freshmen at West Aurora High 

School in 2009-10. Kollar earned his bachelor's degree in physical education from Elmhurst and his 

master's in education from Aurora University. He resides in Wheaton. 

Jesse Woods 

Jesse Woods begins his second season as an assistant to head coach John Baines. 

Upon graduation from Shawano (Wis.) Community High School in 2002, Woods attended University 

of St. Thomas (Minn.) from 2002-06. He competed for the Tommies for two seasons (2002-04) 

before a recurring injury sidelined him for the remainder of his tenure at UST. Woods maintained a 

3.67 GPA while earning degrees in English, French Literature and Spanish. 

In 2010, Woods completed his master of arts degree from McGill University (Montreal, Quebec). 

He walked on to the 12-man roster and competed for the Redmen from 2008-10. During that time as 

a two-year starter, Woods served as the team co-captain and helped MGU to an overall record of 8-8 

in his final campaign. 

Woods resides in Chicago. 

Student Assistant Lukas Zebrauskas 

Following a highly-successful four-year playing career at St. Francis, Lucas Zebrauskas joins the staff 

as a student assistant coach this season. 

Zebrauskas earned All-CCAC accolades each of the past two seasons. He capped his playing career 

in 2011-12 by finishing among the league’s top eight in three separate statistical categories. In 10 

league games, he ranked third in rebounding (8.1 rpg), fifth in field goal percentage (.536) and eighth 

in scoring (12.5 ppg). In all games, Zebrauskas tallied 12.0 points per game and pulled down 6.8 rebounds 

per contest. 

Zebrauskas graduated this past spring with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. He is 

pursing an MBA at St. Francis. 


2012-13 Season Outlook 

For the University of St. Francis men’s basketball program and 

third-year head coach John Baines, the 2012-13 campaign will 

bear little resemblance to last season. 

Most notably, the Saints’ roster will feature eight newcomers 

as only two starters and five other players return from 

last year’s 15-16 squad. Gone are eight players who started a 

combined 111 games and produced two-thirds of the team’s 

scoring and rebounding a season ago. 

Another significant difference is the Chicagoland Collegiate 

Athletic Conference’s shift to the NAIA Division II – a change 

that will result in 24 of the Saints’ 30 contests designated as 

conference games. 

Experienced Trio Lead Solid Backcourt 

“I think the backcourt is the strength of our team,” was Baines’ 

assessment of his guard corps heading into the new season. 

Headlining that unit will be sophomore point guard Chris 

Miller, junior shooting guard Andrew Lerg and senior swingman 

Billy Hubly. 

Andrew Lerg 

Miller was named the 

CCAC Freshman of the 

Year last winter after 

averaging 9.8 points 

per game and shooting 

40.8% from three-point 

distance – second-best 

in the CCAC – in his 

rookie campaign. The 

5-11 Miller played in all 

31 games and started 

16. 

As well as he performed 

last year, Baines expects 

even more out of Miller 

as he continues to 

develop. 

“Chris Miller has really 

changed his game,” 

Baines said. “Mentally 

and physically he has 

become a completely 

different player than he 

was as a freshman – and 

he had a solid freshman 

year. He is one of our 

best players.” 

Lerg established himself 

among the conference’s 

top guards a year ago 

when he was selected 

Chris Miller 

to the All-CCAC Second Team in his second year as a starter. En 

route to averaging 10.2 points per game, he was the league’s 

third-most accurate (39.9%) and fourth-most prolific (71, 2.3 

per game) three-point shooter. Lerg, who has played in 60 of 

61 games during his career, buried a trey in 28 of 31 games. 

“Andrew Lerg is one of the best three-point shooters in the 

league,” Baines said. 

Returning to the floor after missing all of last season with a hip 

injury, Hubly is USF’s most experienced and decorated player. 

Since 2008, he has appeared in 85 games with 54 starts and 

has been tabbed All-CCAC three times. 

In 2010-11, Hubly garnered All-CCAC First Team accolades 

after scoring 10.8 points per game while ranking second in the 

league in three-point baskets (2.5 per game) and three-point 

percentage (40.5). He burst onto the scene as a freshman in 

2008-09, shooting 43.5% from the behind the arc – good for 

13th-best in the NAIA. 

Hubly has ranked among the top five most accurate and productive 

three-point shooters in the CCAC in each of his previous 

three seasons. 

In Miller, Lerg and Hubly, the Saints boast three of the top 

outside shooting threats throughout the CCAC. 

“In all my years in coaching, this might be one of the best shooting 

teams I have been associated with,” Baines remarked. “We 

will definitely be a perimeter-oriented team.” 

A mix of veterans and newcomers will also vie for time 


2012-13 Season Outlook 

in the backcourt. Among 

them are freshmen Edvinas 

Presniakovas, Brian Edwards 

and Mack Brown. 

“We have several young 

guys who are very talented,” 

said Baines. “Edvinas 

Presniakovas is a solid allaround 

player who was a 

great scorer in high school. 

Brian Edwards is an unbelievable 

athlete who can do 

things I can’t coach. Mack 

Brown is a very good point 

guard.” 

Juniors Max and Sebastian 

Thurner and sophomore 

Jaylen Thompson, each of 

whom played in at least 16 

games last season, round 

out the backcourt along with 

freshman Brandon Sawin. 

Freshman Kyle Richwalski, the tallest Saint at 6-9, should bolster 

a young but promising frontcourt. 

Conference Call 

With the CCAC’s move to NAIA Division II, each of the league’s 

13 teams will play 24 conference games starting in early 

November. As a result, USF will play its first league contest on 

Nov. 7 – its third game of the year – and will have eight conference 

affairs under its belt before Christmas. 

“This could be one of the weirdest years for me as a coach, 

with 24 conference games [USF played only 10 a year ago and 

will play 19 beginning in 2013-14],” said Baines. 

“It has accelerated our teaching. Normally we have until mid- 

December before we have to prepare for conference play, but 

this year we will have to get it together earlier.” 

Among the Saints’ six nonconference games are matchups 

with NCAA Division II Lewis University as well as perenniallysolid 

NAIA rivals Ashford University and Huntington College. 

Billy Hubly 

New Faces in the Frontcourt 

St. Francis’ frontcourt will feature an almost entirely new look 

in 2012-13 as only one player on this year’s roster – senior 

Michael Cole – returns from a season ago. 

Cole, who was limited by injuries to appearing in 11 contests 

last year, appears physically ready to go, according to Baines. 

He is forecast as the Saints’ starting center. 

“Michael Cole is in the best shape he has ever been in for us. 

He is our most physical rebounder, a real junkyard dog-type 

who has been around the block.” 

Joining Cole in the frontcourt will be junior transfer Mark 

Peters, who spent the past two seasons at CCAC rival Saint 

Xavier University where he was a two-time all-conference pick 

averaging just under 10 points per contest. Baines is excited 

about Peters’ arrival. 

“We will get a big boost from Mark Peters. He has played very 

well in preseason and has shown that he can do a lot of things. 

Our offense is tailor made for him.” 

Baines also projects junior college transfer Tautvydas Kairys 

and freshman Logan Timmons as impact players. 

“TK reminds me of Toni Kukoc. He’s rangy and can shoot as 

well as drive to the basket. He gives us a new dimension on 

offense. Logan Timmons needs to put on some size, but he is a 

very good defender and rebounder.” 

Michael Cole 


Player Profiles - Returnees 

Michael Cole 

Center • 6-6 • Senior • Chicago, Ill. (Manley) 

#44 

At USF in 2011-12: Saw action in 11 games, making three starts … Averaged 4.5 points and 

3.1 rebounds per contest … Scored a season-high nine points in the season opener against 

Huntington (11/1/11) … Grabbed a season-best eight boards against Waldorf (11/4/11). 

At USF in 2010-11: Played in 18 games and made seven starts … Averaged 2.4 points and 

2.7 rebounds per contest … Ranked second on the team with 13 blocked shots … Scored a 

season-high six points in four games … Pulled down a season-high 10 rebounds against Ashford 

(11/3/10). 

At USF in 2009-10: Played in 27 games, starting nine … Averaged 4.7 points and 4.4 rebounds 

per contest … CCAC’s fifth-leading shot blocker (0.7 per game) … Ranked seventh in the conference in offensive rebounding (1.9 

per game) … Scored double digits on four occasions … Notched a pair of double-doubles … Tallied a career-high 20 points to go 

along with 11 rebounds against Holy Cross (1/23/10) … Totaled 12 points and 11 boards against Robert Morris (2/27/10) … His 11 

boards against Holy Cross and Robert Morris matched his career high. 

In High School: Honorable mention all-city pick as a senior at Manley High School on Chicago’s West Side … Played for coach 

Fernando Bowie ... Chicago Public League Red West Division All-First Team … Team MVP as a senior. 

Other: Born 7-29-91 … Political science major. 

Career Statistics 

Total 3-Pt. Rebounds 

Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

2009-10 27 9 392 14.5 47 98 .480 0 0 .000 32 60 .533 50 68 118 4.4 61 1 2 24 19 4 126 4.7 

2010-11 18 7 204 11.3 17 40 .425 1 1 1.000 9 17 .529 16 32 48 2.7 26 1 3 13 13 2 44 2.4 

2011-12 11 3 131 11.9 22 51 .431 0 0 .000 5 14 .357 17 17 34 3.1 20 2 4 12 4 3 49 4.5 

TOTAL 56 19 727 12.9 86 189 .455 1 1 1.000 46 91 .505 83 117 200 3.6 107 4 9 49 36 9 219 3.9 

Career Highs 

Points: 20 (v. Holy Cross, 1/23/10) • Rebounds: 11 (v. Holy Cross, 1/23/10; Robert Morris, 2/27/10) • Assists: 2 (v. Huntington, 11/1/11) 

Billy Hubly 

Guard/Forward • 6-3 • Senior • Elk Grove, Ill. (Elk Grove) 

At USF in 2011-12: Sidelined by injury. 

#21 

At USF in 2010-11: All-CCAC First Team … Started all 31 games … Averaged 10.8 points per 

contest … Conference runner-up in three-point field goals made (2.5 per game) and three-point 

percentage (40.5%) … Scored in double figures 17 times … Tallied a career-high 30 points at Saint 

Xavier (2/23/11) and poured in 26 against the Cougars at the Sullivan Center (2/3/11) … Shot 

86.0% from the free throw stripe … Logged a 1.45 assist-to-turnover ratio … Grabbed a careerbest 

six rebounds in the first of three meetings with Saint Xavier (12/22/10). 

At USF in 2009-10: All-CCAC Second Team … Played in 26 contests, starting eight … Averaged 

6.8 points per game … Ranked fourth in the league in three-pointers per game (1.6) and three-point percentage (35.5) … Scored 

in double figures seven times … Matched his season high with 21 points against Holy Cross (1/23/10) and Indiana South Bend 

(2/24/10) … Handed out a career-best four assists against Purdue Calumet (12/4/09) … Connected at a 77.8% clip from the foul 

line. 

At USF in 2008-09: All-CCAC honorable mention … Played in 28 games with 15 starts … Averaged 8.0 points per game … Secondmost 

accurate (43.5%) and fourth-most prolific (1.9 per game) three-point shooter in the CCAC … His .435 three-point percentage 



was also the 13th-best in the NAIA … Scored in double digits on 12 occasions … Poured in a season-high 20 points against Purdue 

Calumet (1/3/09) … Turned in his first double-figure effort against a CCAC opponent with 11 points against Judson (12/19/08) … 

Tallied 10 points in his collegiate debut against Huntington (11/1/08). 

In High School: Lettered twice in both basketball and soccer at Elk Grove High School … Played basketball for coach Anthony 

Furman … Helped the Grenadiers win a regional title as a junior in 2007 … Team captain his junior and senior seasons … All-Mid- 

Suburban League recognition as a senior … Upon graduation, held Elk Grove records for best career three-point shooting percentage, 

most three-pointers made in a season and most three-pointers made in a single game … Averaged 18 points per game as 

a senior and 14 his junior campaign. 

Other: Born 9/9/89 … Recreation administration major. 




2008-09 28 15 573 20.5 79 184 .429 54 124 .435 13 24 .542 6 50 56 2.0 44 0 29 31 2 27 225 8.0 

2009-10 26 8 517 19.9 59 169 .349 44 124 .355 14 18 .778 7 33 40 1.5 36 1 20 27 2 27 176 6.8 

2010-11 31 31 901 29.1 110 265 .415 77 190 .405 37 43 .860 20 62 82 2.6 54 1 45 31 3 28 334 10.8 

2011-12 - - - - - - - - - - did not play - - - - - - - - - - - - 

TOTAL 85 54 1991 23.4 248 618 .401 175 438 .400 64 85 .753 33 145 178 2.1 134 2 94 89 7 82 735 8.6 

Career Highs 

Points: 30 (v. Saint Xavier, 2/23/11) • Rebounds: 6 (v. Saint Xavier, 12/22/10) • Assists: 4 (3 times, last v. Purdue North Central, 1/22/11) 

Andrew Lerg 

Guard • 5-11 • Junior • DeWitt, Mich. (DeWitt) 

#5 

At USF in 2011-12: All-CCAC Second Team … Played in all 31 games, starting 22 … Averaged 

10.2 points and 2.7 rebounds per contest … Ranked third in the CCAC in three-point field goal 

percentage (39.9%) and fourth in three-pointers per game (2.3) … Tallied double digits on 16 

occasions, including a pair of 20-point efforts … Scored a career-high 24 points and matched his 

career best with four assists against Rockford (12/17/11) … Poured in 22 points against Purdue 

North Central (1/21/12) … Sunk at least one three-point shot in 28 of 31 games … Notched 

his first career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds against Trinity International 

(12/10/11). 

At USF in 2010-11: Played in 30 games with 13 starts … Averaged 3.6 points per game … 

Connected on 26 of 59 three-point attempts, good for a .441 percentage … Scored a season-high 12 points against NCAA Division 

II Lewis (12/11/10) … Matched his season high with four rebounds on three occasions … Dished out a season-best four assists 

against East-West (12/8/10) … Shot 72.2% from the free throw line. 

In High School: Four-year letter winner for coach Ron Marlan at DeWitt High School ... Served as team captain his final three 

seasons … Three-time team MVP and All-Capital Areas Activities Conference selection … Named Academic All-CAAC all four years 

… Lansing State Journal All-Area his final three seasons … Honorable mention all-state as a junior and special mention all-state 

his senior year … All-time leading scorer at DeWitt with 1,289 points … Selected to play in the Mid-Michigan All-Star Game after 

his senior season … Averaged 20.3 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.2 steals during his final prep campaign ... Also played 

four years of soccer. 

Other: Born 10/9/91 … Business management major. 




2010-11 30 13 473 15.8 35 95 .368 26 59 .441 13 18 .722 14 35 49 1.6 23 0 20 24 0 9 109 3.6 

2011-12 31 22 809 26.1 101 242 .417 71 178 .399 43 53 .811 21 62 83 2.7 43 0 39 26 1 19 316 10.2 

TOTAL 61 35 1282 21.0 136 337 .404 97 237 .409 56 71 .789 35 97 132 2.2 66 0 59 50 1 28 425 7.0 

Career Highs 

Points: 24 (v. Rockford, 12/17/11) • Rebounds: 10 (v. Trinity International, 12/10/11) • Assists: 4 (2 times, last v. Rockford, 12/17/11) 



Max Thurner 

Guard • 6-3 • Junior • Linz, Austria (Kapfenberg) 

#22 

At USF in 2011-12: Saw action in 16 contests with one start … Scored 16 points and collected 10 

rebounds for the year … Tallied three points on four occasions … Grabbed a career-high three 

boards against Silver Lake (1/7/12). 

At USF in 2010-11: Played in nine games, all off the bench … Finished the year with two points, 

three rebounds and an assist … Scored his first career points against East-West (12/8/10). 

In High School: Played basketball in Austria for former USF assistant coach Mike Kress … Learned 

about USF from both Kress and former USF head coach Pat Sullivan who came to Austria to speak 

and instruct at a coaching clinic with Kress … 2008 graduate of Kapfenberg High School … Helped 

his team win the Austrian Championship in 2007 and capture second place in 2008. 

Other: Born 6/16/90 … Computer science major ... Younger brother Sebastian is a USF teammate. 




2010-11 9 0 21 2.3 1 5 .200 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 3 0.3 0 0 1 3 0 1 2 0.2 

2011-12 16 1 74 4.6 6 21 .286 4 16 .250 0 0 .000 3 7 10 0.6 8 0 1 2 0 2 16 1.0 

TOTAL 25 1 95 3.8 7 26 .269 4 18 .222 0 0 .000 4 9 13 0.5 8 0 2 5 0 3 18 0.7 

Career Highs 

Points: 3 (4 times, last v. Robert Morris, 1/24/12) • Rebounds: 3 (v. Silver Lake, 1/7/12) • Assists: 1 (2 times, last v. Trinity International, 12/10/11) 

Sebastian Thurner 

Forward • 6-4 • Junior • Linz, Austria (Kapfenberg) 

#10 

At USF in 2011-12: Played in 19 games with one start … Scored 16 points and grabbed 15 

rebounds on the season … Had nine assists against six turnovers for a 1.50 A/TO ratio … Scored 

a season-high five points against Purdue North Central (1/21/12) … Equaled his career high with 

three boards against Indiana South Bend (2/28/12). 

At USF in 2010-11: Saw action in 10 games, all in a reserve capacity … Scored all six of his season 

points against East-West (12/8/10) … Also grabbed a career-high three rebounds in that contest. 

In High School: Played basketball in his home country of Austria for former USF assistant coach 

Mike Kress … First learned about USF from both Kress and former USF head coach Pat Sullivan 

who came to Austria to speak and instruct at a coaching clinic with Kress … 2009 graduate of Kapfenberg High School … Helped 

his team win the Under-20 Austrian National Championship in 2009 and place second in 2008. 

Other: Born 10/13/91 … Recreation administration major ... Older brother Max is a USF teammate. 




2010-11 10 0 35 3.5 2 10 .200 2 9 .222 0 1 .000 4 3 7 0.7 4 0 1 5 0 0 6 0.6 

2011-12 19 1 127 6.7 4 14 .286 3 12 .250 5 6 .833 6 9 15 0.8 16 0 9 6 2 6 16 0.8 

TOTAL 29 1 162 5.6 6 24 .250 5 21 .238 5 7 .714 10 12 22 0.8 20 0 10 11 2 6 22 0.8 

Career Highs 

Points: 6 (v. East-West, 12/8/10) • Rebounds: 3 (2 times, last v. Indiana South Bend, 2/28/12) • Assists: 2 (v. Saint Xavier, 2/1/12) 



Chris Miller 

#11 

Guard • 5-11 • Sophomore • Rockford, Ill. (Boylan Catholic) 

At USF in 2011-12: CCAC Freshman of the Year … Played in all 31 games and started 16 … 

Averaged 9.8 points and 2.5 rebounds per contest … Second-most accurate three-point shooter 

in the CCAC (40.8%) … Scored in double digits on 14 occasions … Matched his season high with 

21 points against Davenport (12/20/11) and Robert Morris (2/15/12) … Collected a season-best 

nine rebounds against Silver Lake (1/7/12) … Equaled his season high with four assists three 

times … Shared the team lead with 34 steals … Shot 48.2% from the field and 76.7% from the 

foul line. 

In High School: Three-year starting guard for Boylan Catholic High School … Played for coach 

Mike Winters ... All-NIC First Team in 2010 and 2011 … Selected to the Boylan Thanksgiving All- 

Tournament Team as a junior and to the Pekin Holiday All-Tournament Team in each of his final two years … Illinois Basketball 

Coaches Association Special Mention All-State recognition as a senior … Chosen to play in the Rising Star and IBCA All-Star 

Games … Averaged 15.0 points, 4.0 assists and 4.4 rebounds per game for his career … Finished his career ranked among Boylan 

Catholic’s all-time top-10 in three-point field goal percentage (.400), assists (340) and steals (135) … Scored 1,047 points during 

his three-year varsity career. 

Other: Born 9/8/92 … Elementary education major. 




2011-12 31 16 708 22.8 109 226 .482 40 98 .408 46 60 .767 12 65 77 2.5 73 1 47 77 2 34 304 9.8 

TOTAL 31 16 708 22.8 109 226 .482 40 98 .408 46 60 .767 12 65 77 2.5 73 1 47 77 2 34 304 9.8 

Career Highs 

Points: 21 (2 times, last v. Robert Morris, 2/15/12) • Rebounds: 9 (v. Silver Lake, 1/7/12) • Assists: 4 (3 times, last v. Roosevelt, 1/28/12) 


Jaylen Thompson 

#31 

Forward • 6-2 • Sophomore • Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield East) 

At USF in 2011-12: Played in 22 games and made one start … Averaged 1.9 points and 1.1 

rebounds per contest … Scored a career-best eight points against Silver Lake (1/7/12) … Pulled 

down a season-best four boards against Purdue North Central (1/21/12). 

In High School: Played basketball for coach Branden Adkins at Plainfield East High School … 

Helped his team to a 15-13 record in 2011 … Selected to participate in the Voyager Media Senior 

All-Star Game. 

Other: Born 12/14/92 … Accounting and finance major. 



2011-12 22 1 156 7.1 16 36 .444 0 1 .000 10 21 .476 9 15 24 1.1 17 0 8 10 2 9 42 1.9 

TOTAL 22 1 156 7.1 16 36 .444 0 1 .000 10 21 .476 9 15 24 1.1 17 0 8 10 2 9 42 1.9 

Career Highs 

Points: 8 (v. Silver Lake, 1/7/12) • Rebounds: 4 (v. Purdue North Central, 1/21/12) • Assists: 2 (3 times, last v. Cardinal Stritch, 2/8/12) 


Player Profiles - Newcomers 

Mack Brown 

#20 

Guard • 5-10 • Freshman • Romeoville, Ill. (Plainfield East) 

In High School: Two-year letter winner at Plainfield East High School … Played for coach Branden 

Adkins ... Named Plainfield East’s Most Improved Player in 2011 and Ironman of the Year the 

following season … Helped lead his team to a 27-2 mark as a senior … Averaged 10 points and 

four assists per game his senior year. 

Other: Born 2/5/94 … Plans to study marketing. 

Brian Edwards 

Forward • 6-2 • Freshman • Joliet, Ill. (Joliet West) 

#33 

In High School: Three-year letter winner at Joliet West High School … Played for coach Luke 

Yaklich … All-Southwest Suburban Conference/Blue Division in 2012 … Served as team captain 

his senior year for a Tiger team that finished 16-7 … Also competed in football and volleyball, 

playing the latter sport all four years and earning all-conference status in 2012 … National English 

Honor Society member … Named Joliet West’s Student of the Month in September 2011. 

Other: Born 2/23/94 … Plans to major in radiology. 

Tautvydas Kairys 

#30 

Forward • 6-5 • Junior • Siauliai, Lithuania (Cape Fear, N.C.) 

In College: Played the past two seasons at Eastern Wyoming College … Averaged 6.5 points per 

game his freshman year and 7.5 points as a sophomore. 

In High School: McDonald’s All-America nominee playing for coach Loren Baysden at Cape Fear 

High School … Two-time team MVP … Averaged 26.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 6.5 assists per 

game during his senior year … Conference MVP and all-area selection as a senior … Garnered allstate 

and all-conference recognition after a junior campaign in which he averaged 18.0 points, 

6.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game … Participated in the 2008 North Carolina Challenge All- 

Star Game. 

Other: Born 9/19/89 … Plans to study finance … Native of Lithuania. 



Mark Peters 

#52 

Forward/Center • 6-7 • Junior • Aurora, Ill. (Marmion Academy) 

In College: Two-time All-CCAC Second Team performer for Saint Xavier University from 2010-12 

… Played in 62 games with 43 starts and averaged 9.3 points per game for the Cougars … Shot 

52.3% from the field as a sophomore in 2011-12 … Twice earned selection to the CCAC All- 

Academic Team. 

In High School: Standout four-year letter winner in basketball and baseball at Marmion Academy 

… Named team MVP in both sports as a senior … As a hoopster, was named Suburban Christian 

Conference Player of the Year in 2010 and garnered Daily Herald All-Area recognition … In baseball, 

he set a school record for most pitching wins his senior year. 

Other: Born 5/1/92 … Plans to pursue a degree in recreation administration … Father, Greg, 

played at St. Francis under head coach Pat Sullivan from 1977-81. 

Edvinas Presniakovas 

Guard • 6-3 • Freshman • Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield South) 

#23 

In High School: Finished his career at Plainfield South High School as the all-time leading scorer 

(1,801 points) in District 202 history, breaking a record that had stood for 50 years … Also held 

the school’s career rebounding and assist marks upon his graduation … Played for coach Ken 

Bublitz … Four-time All-Southwest Prairie Conference pick and league MVP his final two years … 

Plainfield Enterprise Area MVP in 2012 and First Team All-Area the previous season … Averaged 

21.8 points and 7.8 rebounds per game with 66 three-pointers during his senior campaign … 

Team captain all four years. 

Other: Born 11/23/93 … Plans to major in criminal justice. 

Kyle Richwalski 

Center • 6-9 • Freshman • Lowell, Ind. (Lowell) 

#50 

In High School: Three-year varsity letter winner and one-year captain at Lowell High School 

… Played for coach Nate Richie … Hoosier Basketball Magazine All-State choice in 2012 … 

Garnered both Indiana Top 100 and Indiana Top 60 recognition … Two-time Northwest Times 

and Post-Tribune All-Area honorable mention selection and two-time All-Northwest Crossroads 

Conference pick … Earned invitations to play in the Indiana Elite and Purdue University Calumet 

Future Stars All-Star Games … Named team co-MVP as a senior and Most Improved Player his 

junior year … Averaged 13.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game during his senior 

campaign … National Honor Society Scholar-Athlete all four years. 

Other: Born 6/16/94 … Plans to pursue a degree in pre-physical therapy. 



Brandon Sawin 

Guard • 5-10 • Freshman • Lockport, Ill. (Lockport) 

#12 

In High School: Played for coach Lawrence Thompson at Lockport Township High School … 

Helped guide Lockport to a 17-11 record as a senior … Participated in the 2012 Illinois High 

School Association Three-Point Showdown at Carver Arena in Peoria … Played third base and 

pitched for Lockport’s baseball team. 

Other: Born 4/8/94 … Plans to study business management. 

Logan Timmons 

Forward • 6-7 • Freshman • Clermont, Fla. (East Ridge) 

#40 

In High School: Two-year letter winner at East Ridge High School … Played for coach Michael 

Clutter … All-county as a senior … Averaged 11.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.0 blocks and 2.0 steals 

per game for the 15-10 Knights his senior year … Participated in the Lake Sumter County All-Star 

Game and Central Florida All-Star Game in 2012 … Two-year captain … Received the team’s 

Coaches Award. 

Other: Born 11/1/93 … Plans to major in accounting with a minor in economics. 

2012-13 NUMERICAL ROSTER 

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School) 

5 Andrew Lerg G 5-11 215 Jr. DeWitt, Mich. (DeWitt) 

10 Sebastian Thurner F 6-4 185 Jr. Linz, Austria (Kapfenberg) 

11 Chris Miller G 5-11 180 So. Rockford, Ill. (Boylan Catholic) 

12 Brandon Sawin G 5-10 170 Fr. Lockport, Ill. (Lockport) 

20 Mack Brown G 5-10 175 Fr. Romeoville, Ill. (Plainfield East) 

21 Billy Hubly G/F 6-3 185 Sr. Elk Grove, Ill. (Elk Grove) 

22 Max Thurner G 6-3 175 Jr. Linz, Austria (Kapfenberg) 

23 Edvinas Presniakovas G 6-3 200 Fr. Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield South) 

30 Tautvydas Kairys F 6-5 225 Jr. Siauliai, Lithuania (Cape Fear, N.C.) 

31 Jaylen Thompson F 6-2 200 So. Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield East) 

33 Brian Edwards F 6-2 180 Fr. Joliet, Ill. (Joliet West) 

40 Logan Timmons F 6-7 190 Fr. Clermont, Fla. (East Ridge) 

44 Michael Cole C 6-6 235 Sr. Chicago, Ill. (Manley) 

50 Kyle Richwalski C 6-9 290 Fr. Lowell, Ind. (Lowell) 

52 Mark Peters F/C 6-7 210 Jr. Aurora, Ill. (Marmion Academy) 


2011-12 Statistics & Results 

2011-12 STATISTICS 


Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

Lee, Jordan 25 14 687 27.5 135 258 .523 0 1 .000 78 124 .629 79 77 156 6.2 52 1 39 38 3 24 348 13.9 

Watson, Bruce 5 1 85 17.0 27 49 .551 1 2 .500 10 13 .769 11 13 24 4.8 6 0 6 5 3 1 65 13.0 

Zebrauskas, Lukas 31 26 809 26.1 141 244 .578 7 21 .333 85 143 .594 61 156 217 7.0 90 3 44 66 5 33 374 12.1 

Lerg, Andrew 31 22 809 26.1 101 242 .417 71 178 .399 43 53 .811 21 62 83 2.7 43 0 39 26 1 19 316 10.2 

Miller, Chris 31 16 708 22.8 109 226 .482 40 98 .408 46 60 .767 12 65 77 2.5 73 1 47 77 2 34 304 9.8 

Draper, Darius 18 0 342 19.0 48 98 .490 21 57 .368 11 18 .611 20 35 55 3.1 34 2 17 19 9 13 128 7.1 

Butcher, Robbie 30 13 557 18.6 62 158 .392 27 84 .321 24 33 .727 14 30 44 1.5 31 0 31 44 3 21 175 5.8 

Elder, Chris 31 20 697 22.5 63 162 .389 6 40 .150 35 66 .530 9 42 51 1.6 48 0 60 79 2 34 167 5.4 

Ciezczak, Derek 27 19 506 18.7 58 104 .558 4 19 .211 15 34 .441 31 60 91 3.4 46 0 53 36 8 18 135 5.0 

Chesser, Eric 31 18 537 17.3 59 135 .437 5 23 .217 26 47 .553 40 39 79 2.5 67 1 26 23 9 10 149 4.8 

Cole, Michael 11 3 131 11.9 22 51 .431 0 0 .000 5 14 .357 17 17 34 3.1 20 2 4 12 4 3 49 4.5 

Thompson, Jaylen 22 1 156 7.1 16 36 .444 0 1 .000 10 21 .476 9 15 24 1.1 17 0 8 10 2 9 42 1.9 

Thurner, Max 16 1 74 4.6 6 21 .286 4 16 .250 0 0 .000 3 7 10 0.6 8 0 1 2 0 2 16 1.0 

Thurner, Sebastian 19 1 127 6.7 4 14 .286 3 12 .250 5 6 .833 6 9 15 0.8 16 0 9 6 2 6 16 0.8 

Total.......... 31 6225 851 1798 .473 189 552 .342 393 632 .622 385 678 1063 34.3 553 10 384 449 53 227 2284 73.7 

Opponents...... 31 6225 889 1809 .491 192 527 .364 367 540 .680 324 689 1013 32.7 546 - 492 404 88 224 2337 75.4 

2011-12 RESULTS 

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES (15-16) (8-6) (6-10) (1-0) 

CONFERENCE (2-8) (2-3) (0-5) (0-0) 

NON-CONFERENCE (13-8) (6-3) (6-5) (1-0) 

Date Time Opponent W/L Score High Points High Rebounds 

11/1/11 7 pm at Huntington L (ot) 73-82 (14) Ciezczak, Lerg (5) Ciezczak, Cole 

11/4/11 7:30 pm vs Waldorf W 77-67 (19) Elder (8) Cole 

11/9/11 7 pm PURDUE CALUMET W 81-76 (22) Lee (8) Ciezczak 

11/16/11 7:30 pm at Trinity Christian W 88-77 (23) Lee (7) Lee 

11/20/11 3 pm at Wabash L 59-84 (13) Lee (6) Lee 

11/22/11 7 pm CALUMET ST. JOSEPH W 85-69 (15) Watson (11) Lee 

11/29/11 7 pm ADRIAN W 71-65 (13) Zebrauskas, Watson (7) Lee 

12/3/11 7 pm at Indiana Northwest W 97-73 (22) Watson (6) Zebrauskas, Lee 

12/7/11 7 pm LEWIS L 66-80 (15) Watson (7) Watson 

12/10/11 7:30 pm at Trinity Intl. W 85-80 (24) Lee (10) Lerg 

12/17/11 2 pm at Rockford W 78-75 (24) Lerg (8) Zebrauskas 

12/20/11 3 pm DAVENPORT L 83-89 (25) Lee (12) Zebrauskas 

12/22/11 3 pm at Ashford L 68-79 (19) Miller (6) Zebrauskas, Lee, Butcher 

1/4/12 7 pm at Lake Forest L 51-76 (8) Lerg, Elder (4) Zebrauskas, Chesser 

1/7/12 3 pm SILVER LAKE W 69-60 (19) Zebrauskas (9) Miller, Zebrauskas 

1/14/12 3 pm * at Olivet Nazarene L 69-73 (15) Chesser (7) Draper 

1/17/12 7 pm HOLY CROSS W 90-65 (25) Zebrauskas (12) Lee 

1/19/12 7:30 pm at Judson W 90-84 (21) Zebrauskas (9) Zebrauskas 

1/21/12 7 pm PURDUE NORTH CENTRAL W 92-61 (22) Lerg (6) Chesser 

1/24/12 7:30 pm * at Robert Morris L 68-87 (17) Lerg (12) Lee 

1/28/12 3 pm * at Roosevelt L 76-83 (14) Miller (9) Zebrauskas 

2/1/12 7 pm * at Saint Xavier L 64-90 (16) Miller (7) Zebrauskas 

2/4/12 7 pm * INDIANA SOUTH BEND W 67-59 (19) Lee (10) Zebrauskas 

2/8/12 7 pm at Cardinal Stritch L 56-70 (22) Lee (9) Lee 

2/11/12 7 pm * OLIVET NAZARENE L 51-78 (12) Lerg (7) Zebrauskas 

2/15/12 7 pm * ROBERT MORRIS L 74-85 (21) Lee, Miller (12) Lee 

2/19/12 3 pm * ROOSEVELT W 76-74 (16) Ciezczak, Zebrauskas, Lerg (8) Zebrauskas 

2/22/12 7 pm * SAINT XAVIER L 72-94 (17) Zebrauskas, Butcher (11) Zebrauskas 

2/25/12 2 pm * at Indiana-South Bend L 60-61 (27) Zebrauskas (9) Ciezczak 

2/28/12 7 pm at Indiana-South Bend W 66-57 (17) Miller (10) Zebrauskas 

3/1/12 7 pm ROBERT MORRIS L 82-84 (18) Miller (11) Zebrauskas 

* CCAC game 

2011-12 CCAC STANDINGS 

School CCAC Pct. Overall Pct. GB 

Robert Morris 8-2 .800 27-5 .844 -- 

Saint Xavier 7-3 .700 23-9 .719 1.0 

Olivet Nazarene 7-3 .700 19-12 .613 1.0 

Indiana-South Bend 5-5 .500 16-15 .516 3.0 

St. Francis 2-8 .200 15-16 .484 6.0 

Roosevelt 1-9 .100 9-20 .310 7.0 


Record Book 

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS 

Year Record Pct. Coach 

1972-73 12-2 .857 Bob Penosky 

1973-74 24-14 .632 Bob Penosky 

1974-75 28-9 .757 Bob Penosky 

1975-76 9-28 .243 Bob Penosky 

1976-77 19-12 .613 Pat Sullivan 

1977-78 12-15 .444 Pat Sullivan 

1978-79 9-19 .321 Pat Sullivan 

1979-80 15-13 .536 Pat Sullivan 

1980-81 12-16 .429 Pat Sullivan 

1981-82 17-13 .567 Pat Sullivan 

1982-83 13-18 .419 Pat Sullivan 

1983-84 12-20 .375 Pat Sullivan 

1984-85 12-17 .414 Pat Sullivan 

1985-86 23-10 .697 Pat Sullivan 

1986-87 14-13 .519 Pat Sullivan 

1987-88 23-10 .697 Pat Sullivan 

1988-89 16-15 .516 Pat Sullivan 

1989-90 24-6 .800 Pat Sullivan 

1990-91 22-12 .647 Pat Sullivan 

1991-92 20-10 .667 Pat Sullivan 

1992-93 17-10 .630 Pat Sullivan 

1993-94 16-15 .516 Pat Sullivan 

1994-95 14-14 .500 Pat Sullivan 

1995-96 19-10 .655 Pat Sullivan 

1996-97 16-11 .593 Pat Sullivan 

1997-98 9-19 .321 Pat Sullivan 

1998-99 14-13 .519 Pat Sullivan 

1999-00 13-17 .433 Pat Sullivan 

2000-01 14-19 .424 Pat Sullivan 

2001-02 12-18 .400 Pat Sullivan 

2002-03 20-11 .645 Pat Sullivan 

2003-04 17-16 .515 Pat Sullivan 

2004-05 5-28@ .152 Pat Sullivan 

2005-06 14-14 .500 Pat Sullivan 

2006-07 14-12# .539 Pat Sullivan 

2007-08 10-19 .345 Pat Sullivan 

2008-09 11-19 .367 Pat Sullivan 

2009-10 8-21 .276 Pat Sullivan 

2010-11 21-10 .677 John Baines 

2011-12 15-16 .484 John Baines 

Total 615-584 .514 40 years 

@ includes five forfeit losses due to ineligible player 

# includes three forfeit victories due to opponents’ ineligible player 

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 

Coach Years W-L Pct. 

Bob Penosky 1972-76 73-53 .579 

Pat Sullivan 1976-2010 506-505 .501 

John Baines 2010– 36-26 .581 

TEAM RECORDS – GAME 

Most Points 

138 vs. George Williams, 1980-81 

121 vs. Shimer, 1972-73 

120 vs. Nat’l Coll. of Chiropractors, 1972-73 

118 vs. Nat’l Coll. of Chiropractors, 1973-74 

112 vs. Indiana Northwest, 2003-04 

Fewest Points 

32 vs. Illinois Tech (47), 1975-76 

37 vs. Colorado (47), 1980-81 

39 vs. Wooster (73), 2004-05 

39 vs. Lewis (68), 2009-10 

41 vs. Georgia Southwestern (49), 1975-76 

41 vs. Chicago State (47), 1977-78 

41 vs. Oakland City (68), 1997-98 

Field Goal Percentage 

.733 vs. Indiana Northwest, 12/6/03, 44-60 

.720 vs. Chicago State, 2/3/81, 18-25 

.705 vs. Indiana South Bend, 2/15/00, 43-61 

.682 vs. George Williams, 12/21/78, 30-44 

.667 vs. Elmhurst, 1/4/84, 26-39 

.667 vs. Ferris State, 11/26/96, 26-39 

Free Throws Made 

36 vs. East-West, 11/3/04 

35 vs. Chicago State, 1/12/82 

34 vs. Chicago State, 2/22/80 

34 vs. Adrian, 12/28/83 

34 vs. Indiana South Bend, 2/26/94 

34 vs. Purdue Calumet, 1/19/99 

34 vs. Saint Xavier, 12/22/10 

Free Throw Attempts 

52 vs. Indiana South Bend, 2/27/99 

47 vs. Ferris State, 12/5/98 

46 vs. Fort Lewis, 1/5/93 

45 vs. MacMurray, 1/12/80 

45 vs. Adrian, 12/28/83 

45 vs. East-West, 11/6/00 

45 vs. East-West, 11/3/04 

Rebounds 

63 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1/14/77 

61 vs. Indiana Northwest, 1/29/74 

58 vs. Winona State, 12/20/82 

57 vs. Quincy, 12/21/92 

56 vs. Calumet, 11/3/00 

56 vs. East-West, 12/20/08 

Blocked Shots 

13 vs. Mt. St. Clare, 12/3/02 

12 vs. Embry-Riddle, 1/10/05 

11 vs. Illinois Benedictine, 12/22/82 

10 vs. North Dakota, 11/24/81 

10 vs. Barat, 2/14/04 


Record Book 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – GAME 

Most Points 

44 - Walter Jones vs. Wright State, 1/4/83 

43 - Walter Jones vs. Marycrest, 11/23/82 

41 - Walter Jones vs. Roosevelt, 1/22/83 

40 - Walter Jones vs. Elmhurst, 1/13/83 

39 - Bill Gerrish vs. National College of Chiropractors, 1/10/73 

39 - Bob St. Leger vs. Siena Heights, 1/29/03 

Field Goal Attempts 

35 - Ricky Calhoun vs. Northeastern Illinois, 2/8/77 

31 - Ricky Calhoun vs. Lewis, 2/11/77 

30 - Lee Capista vs. Illinois Tech, 1/22/75 


30 - Walter Jones vs. Dubuque, 12/12/83 

Field Goals Made 

17 - Ricky Calhoun vs. Northeastern Illinois, 2/8/77 


17 - Walter Jones vs. Elmhurst, 1/13/83 

16 - Lee Capista vs. Illinois Tech, 1/22/75 

16 - John Cottrell vs. St. Xavier, 12/17/76 

16 - Phil Harris vs. Rosary, 1/4/91 


(Minimum of 10 attempts) 

1.000 - Nick Booras vs. Judson, 12/17/74, 10-of-10 

.923 - Clint Sitzes vs. Indiana South Bend, 2/27/01, 12-of-13 

.917 - Calvin Hubbard vs. Marian, 12/14/74, 11-of-12 

.917 - Calvin Hubbard vs. Trinity Christian, 1/12/75, 11-of-12 

.909 - Bob Roon vs. St. Xavier, 1/9/82, 10-of-11 

.909 - Dave Shea vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1/19/82, 10-of-11 

.909 - Bob Roon vs. Rockmount, 11/11/83, 10-of-11 

.909 - Jeff Craig vs. Rosary, 2/22/92, 10-of-11 

.909 - Shawn Schneider vs. Olivet Nazarene, 2/6/93, 10-of-11 


20 - Walter Jones vs. McKendree, 1/15/83 

19 - Dave Shea vs. Adrian, 12/28/83 

17 - Phil Harris vs. St. Xavier, 1/12/91 


16 - Len Branchaw vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1/21/78 

16 - Walter Jones vs. Chicago State, 1/12/82 

16 - Walter Jones vs. Illinois Tech, 2/9/82 

16 - Walter Jones vs. Marycrest, 11/23/82 

16 - Phil Harris vs. Trinity Christian, 2/8/92 

16 - Marty Banaszek vs. Rosary, 2/1/97 

16 - Eric Epps vs. East-West, 11/3/04 

16 - Greg Leavell vs. Judson, 12/5/09 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – GAME 

Free Throw Percentage 

(Minimum 10 attempts) 

1.000 - Nick Aleman vs. McKendree, 12/17/88, 12-of-12 

1.000 - Ken Fiedler vs. Hillsdale, 11/20/93, 12-of-12 

1.000 - Eric Epps vs. Barat, 1/21/04, 11-of-11 

1.000 - Bob St. Leger vs. Indiana South Bend, 1/24/04, 11-of-11 

1.000 - Andrew Fair vs. Indiana Northwest, 10/30/10, 11-of-11 

1.000 - Billy Hubly vs. Indiana Northwest, 10/30/10, 10-of-10 

.947 - Dave Shea vs. Adrian, 12/28/83, 18-of-19 

Rebounds 

23 - Julius Patterson vs. Rockford, 11/23/76 

22 - Ray Renkosik vs. Illinois Tech, 2/24/79 

21 - Julius Patterson vs. Judson, 2/12/77 

21 - Julius Patterson vs. MacMurray, 11/25/77 

21 - Lawrence Davis vs. Illinois Benedictine, 11/24/80 

Assists 

15 - Mark Parker vs. Trinity, 12/3/76 

13 - John Przybyla vs. McKendree, 12/7/91 

13 - John Przybyla vs. Indiana South Bend, 2/26/92 

12 - Mark Parker vs. Indiana Northwest, 11/16/76 

12 - Pat Quigley vs. NA 

12 - John Przybyla vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 11/15/91 

12 - Dan Weber vs. Rosary, 2/21/96 

12 - Eric Epps vs. Purdue Calumet, 1/19/05 

Steals 

9 - Paul Stachowicz vs. Illinois Benedictine, 12/20/84 

8 - Billy Myers vs. Rosary, 1/28/85 

7 - Billy Myers vs. Roosevelt, 1/31/85 

7 - Billy Myers vs. St. Xavier, 2/24/86 

7 - Mike Shannon vs. Indiana South Bend, 1/26/02 

7 - Bob St. Leger vs. St. Ambrose, 11/26/02 

Blocked Shots 

7 - Larry Serven vs. St. Xavier, 2/3/96 

6 - Chris Kelleher vs. Mt. Mercy, 1/1/92 

6 - Brandon Krug vs. Mt. St. Clare, 12/03/02 

6 - Brandon Krug vs. Fisher, 1/7/04 

6 - Brandon Krug vs. St. Xavier, 1/28/04 

6 - Brandon Krug vs. Indiana South Bend, 2/23/05 


18 - Dave Shea vs. Adrian, 12/28/83 

16 - Walter Jones vs. McKendree, 1/15/83 

15 - Walter Jones vs. Chicago State, 1/12/82 

14 - Walter Jones vs. Illinois Tech, 2/9/82 


14 - Eric Epps vs. East-West, 11/3/04 

14 - Greg Leavell vs. Judson, 12/5/09 


Record Book 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – 

SEASON 

Games Played 

38 - Bill Gerrish, 1973-74 

38 - Doug Wills, 1973-74 

37 - John Randich, 1973-74 

37 - Bill Gerrish, 1974-75 


37 - Lee Capista, 1974-75 

37 - Nick Booras, 1974-75 


36 - Lee Capista, 1973-74 

36 - Gary Stitely, 1973-74 

36 - Nick Booras, 1974-75 

Points Scored 

827 - Walter Jones, 1982-83 

813 - Bill Gerrish, 1974-75 

734 - Lee Capista, 1974-75 

651 - Bill Gerrish, 1973-74 

647 - Paul Stachowicz, 1985-86 

636 - Ricky Calhoun, 1976-77 

619 - Lee Capista, 1973-74 

584 - Walter Jones, 1981-82 

547 - Lawrence Davis, 1979-80 

547 - Phil Harris, 1991-92 

Point Average 

27.6 - Walter Jones, 1982-83 

22.6 - Bill Gerrish, 1974-75 

21.2 - Ricky Calhoun, 1976-77 

19.8 - Lee Capista, 1974-75 

19.6 - Paul Stachowicz, 1985-86 


19.5 - Lawrence Davis, 1979-80 

19.4 - Walter Jones, 1981-82 

19.3 - Mike Smith, 2005-06 

18.4 - Chris Hobson, 2007-08 

Field Goal Attempts 

667 - Lee Capista, 1974-75 

632 - Bill Gerrish, 1974-75 

621 - Walter Jones, 1982-83 

595 - Lee Capista, 1973-74 

574 - Ricky Calhoun, 1976-77 

562 - Bill Gerrish, 1973-74 

539 - Lee Capista, 1975-76 



442 - Billy Myers, 1985-86 


SEASON 


(Minimum 4 made per game) 

.643 - Nick Cardone, 2000-01, 110-171 

.638 - Phil Harris, 1990-91, 192-301 

.618 - Bob Roon, 1983-84, 144-233 

.611 - Arvydas Astrauskas, 2005-06, 77-126 

.599 - Jon Womack, 2003-04, 148-247 

.594 - Phil Harris, 1991-92, 215-362 

.593 - Nick Cardone, 2001-02, 156-263 

.589 - Jon Womack, 2004-05, 169-287 

.584 - Dave Wilhelmi, 1986-87, 199-341 

.578 - Lukas Zebrauskas, 2011-12, 141-244 


235 - Walter Jones, 1982-83 

200 - Walter Jones, 1981-82 

186 - Jon Womack, 2004-05 

186 - Andrew Fair, 2010-11 

175 - Phil Harris, 1991-92 

170 - Eric Epps, 2004-05 


166 - Jim Love, 1987-88 

160 - Marty Banaszek, 1997-98 

154 - Bob St. Leger, 2003-04 


197 - Walter Jones, 1982-83 

166 - Walter Jones, 1981-82 

157 - Andrew Fair, 2010-11 

136 - Eric Epps, 2004-05 

127 - Bill Gerrish, 1974-75 

119 - Bob St. Leger, 2003-04 


117 - Phil Harris, 1991-92 

114 - Chris Hobson, 2007-08 

113 - Ken Fiedler, 1993-94 

Free Throw Percentage 

(Minimum 2 made per game) 

.897 - Shane Green, 1995-96, 61-68 

.891 - Bill Gerrish, 1974-75, 148-166 

.882 - Bill Gerrish, 1973-74, 75-85 

.845 - Mike Smith, 2006-07, 60-71 

.844 - Andrew Fair, 2010-11, 157-186 

.838 - Fred Jones, 1980-81, 83-99 

.838 - Walter Jones, 1982-83, 197-235 

.825 - Scott Przybyla, 1989-90, 80-97 

.818 - Dave Shea, 1981-82, 63-77 

.815 - Shawn Green, 1996-97, 75-92 


SEASON 

Rebounds 

419 - Julius Patterson, 1976-77 

363 - Calvin Hubbard, 1974-75 

293 - Bill Gerrish, 1974-75 

291 - Dave Wilhelmi, 1985-86 





267 - Bill Gerrish, 1973-74 

265 - Dave Shea, 1983-84 

Rebound Average 

14.5 - Julius Patterson, 1976-77 


10.4 - Calvin Hubbard, 1974-75 

10.2 - Dave Wilhelmi, 1986-87 

9.7 - Lawrence Davis, 1977-78 

9.6 - Marty Banaszek, 1997-98 

9.1 - Ray Renkosik, 1978-79 


8.8 - Ray Renkosik, 1979-80 

8.6 - Sam Robinson, 2008-09 


Assists 

210 - John Przybyla, 1991-92 

175 - Eric Epps, 2004-05 

166 - Eric Epps, 2005-06 

152 - Dan Weber, 1995-96 

152 - Brian Zirkle, 2002-03 

150 - Gordie Gillespie Jr., 1976-77 

146 - Nick Aleman, 1987-88 

133 - Greg Smith, 2001-02 

130 - Bob St. Leger, 2001-02 

119 - Scott Przybyla, 1989-90 

Steals 

95 - Billy Myers, 1985-86 

61 - Eric Epps, 2004-05 


53 - Clint Sitzes, 2000-01 

53 - Chris Hobson, 2007-08 


51 - Dyke Buerkett, 1981-82 

48 - Tim Beavers, 1987-88 

48 - Brian Zirkle, 2002-03 


47 - Brandon Moore, 1999-2000 

47 - Eric Epps, 2003-04 


Record Book 


CAREER 

Games Played 

128 - Tom Kenn, 1987-91 

126 - Mark Hampton, 1991-95 

125 - John Randich, 1972-76 

124 - Phil Harris, 1988-92 


123 - Bob St. Leger, 2000-04 

120 - Lee Capista, 1972-75 

120 - Tim Porter, 1987-91 

120 - Jeff Craig, 1988-92 

120 - Andre Thompson, 1989-93 

120 - Jon Womack, 2001-2005 

Field Goals Made 

995 - Lee Capista, 1972-75 

770 - Bill Gerrish, 1972-75 


615 - Phil Harris, 1988-92 


545 - Bob St. Leger, 2000-04 

543 - Walter Jones, 1980-83 

518 - Billy Myers, 1983-86 

500 - Dave Shea, 1980-84 

486 - Jon Womack, 2001-05 


370 - Walter Jones, 1980-83 

341 - Bob St. Leger, 2000-04 

299 - Eric Epps, 2003-07 

299 - Phil Harris, 1988-92 

280 - Nick Cardone, 1999-2003 


256 - Bill Gerrish, 1972-75 

252 - Jon Womack, 2001-05 


229 - Jeff Clemons, 1997-2001 

Rebounds 


789 - John Randich, 1972-76 

769 - Dave Shea, 1980-84 

757 - Tom Kenn, 1987-91 

715 - Jon Womack, 2001-05 


679 - Bill Gerrish, 1972-75 


622 - Bob Roon, 1980-84 

605 - Jeff Craig, 1988-92 


CAREER 

Total Points 

2,120 - Lee Capista, 1972-75 

1,794 - Bill Gerrish, 1972-75 

1,566 - Bob St. Leger, 2000-04 

1,561 - Phil Harris, 1988-92 

1,460 - Lawrence Davis, 1977-81 

1,456 - Walter Jones, 1980-83 

1,372 - Dave Wilhelmi, 1985-88 

1,241 - Jeff Clemons, 1997-2001 

1,225 - Dave Shea, 1980-84 

1,224 - Jon Womack, 2001-05 

Three-Point Attempts 

617 - Kyle Schiller, 1991-95 

529 - Jeff Clemons, 1997-2001 

438 - Billy Hubly, 2008- 

386 - Shane Green, 1995-97 

380 - Brandon Krug, 2002-05 

367 - Bob St. Leger, 2000-04 

318 - Maurice Foster, 1996-2000 

316 - Pat Pachciarz, 2001-03 

282 - Mike Smith, 2005-07 

281 - Chris Delaney, 1991-94 

Three-Point Shots Made 

243 - Kyle Schiller, 1991-95 

175 - Billy Hubly, 2008- 

172 - Jeff Clemons, 1997-2001 

154 - Shane Green, 1995-97 

151 - Brandon Krug, 2002-05 

135 - Bob St. Leger, 2000-04 

134 - Pat Pachciarz, 2001-03 

121 - Mike Smith, 2005-07 

109 - Maurice Foster, 1996-2000 

106 - Todd Moeller, 1987-90 

Assists 

535 - Eric Epps, 2003-07 


414 - Bob St. Leger, 2000-04 

266 - Greg Smith, 1999-02 

257 - Dan Weber, 1992-96 

256 - Bernard Mull, 1991-95 

237 - Brian Zirkle, 2002-04 


217 - Nick Aleman, 1987-89 

215 - Billy Myers, 1983-86 

215 - Jeremy Kreiger, 2007-09 


CAREER 

Steals 

178 - Billy Myers, 1983-86 

169 - Eric Epps, 2003-07 


138 - Bob St. Leger, 2000-04 

119 - Mike Lutz, 1982-86 

118 - Dan Weber, 1992-96 

117 - Tim Porter, 1987-91 

110 - Jon Womack, 2002-05 

103 - Mark Hampton, 1991-95 

99 - Jeff Craig, 1988-92 

Blocked Shots 

170 - Brandon Krug, 2002-05 

136 - Chris Kelleher, 1989-93 

123 - Tom Kenn, 1987-91 

82 - Mike Shannon, 2000-03 

80 - Sam Robinson, 2007-09 

70 - Nick Cardone, 1999-2003 

68 - Eric Futterer, 1993-97 

54 - Mark Kamarauskas, 1984-88 

52 - Larry Serven, 1992-96 

50 - Eric Futterer, 1993-96 


Opponent Series Records 

Opponent.............................................W-L 

Adrian.................................................................... 2-1 

Aquinas ................................................................. 2-0 

Ashford................................................................ 9-7# 

Azusa Pacific.......................................................... 0-1 

Barat.................................................................... 11-4 

Bellevue................................................................. 0-1 

Belmont................................................................. 1-0 

Belmont Abbey ..................................................... 0-1 

Beloit .................................................................... 1-0 

Bemidji State......................................................... 1-0 

Benedictine (Ill.).................................................. 7-12 

Bethel (Ind.) .......................................................... 0-1 

Biola ...................................................................... 0-1 

Brigham Young-Hawaii.......................................... 0-1 

Buena Vista .......................................................... 1-0 

Cabrini .................................................................. 1-0 

California (Pa.) ...................................................... 0-1 

California Baptist................................................... 0-1 

Calumet St. Joseph ............................................. 9-3# 

Campbellsville....................................................... 0-1 

Capital .................................................................. 0-1 

Cardinal Stritch ..................................................... 6-2 

Carroll (Wis.) ........................................................ 1-0 

Central Methodist ................................................ 0-1 

Chicago State....................................................... 1-13 

Christian Brothers ................................................ 0-1 

Clarion .................................................................. 0-1 

Clarke ................................................................... 0-1 

Colorado................................................................ 0-1 

Colorado School of Mines..................................... 0-3 

Cornerstone ......................................................... 0-1 

Creighton .............................................................. 0-1 

Daemen ................................................................ 0-1 

Dakota Wesleyan.................................................. 0-1 

Davenport............................................................. 0-1 

Defiance................................................................ 0-1 

Doane ................................................................... 0-1 

Dominican......................................................... 35-10 

Dubuque................................................................ 9-9 

East-West............................................................ 7-2# 

Eastern Illinois....................................................... 0-2 

Elmhurst ............................................................... 5-6 

Embry-Riddle......................................................... 0-1 

Evangel ................................................................. 1-0 

Ferris State ........................................................... 3-1 

Fisher..................................................................... 1-0 

Flagler ................................................................... 1-0 

Florida Tech........................................................... 0-1 

Fort Lewis ............................................................. 1-0 

Franklin Pierce ...................................................... 0-1 

Fresno State ......................................................... 0-1 

Geneva ................................................................. 1-0 

George Williams.................................................. 14-1 

Georgetown ....................................................... 0-10 

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

Glenville State....................................................... 1-0 

Grace .................................................................... 0-1 

Grace Bible ........................................................... 0-1 

Great Lakes............................................................ 2-0 

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

Guelph................................................................... 1-0 

Hastings ................................................................ 0-1 

Hillsdale ................................................................ 3-9 

Holy Cross (Ind.).................................................... 4-0 

Hope International ............................................... 0-1 

Huntington ........................................................... 3-9 

Illinois-Chicago...................................................... 6-5 

Illinois-Springfield.................................................. 2-3 

Illinois Tech.......................................................... 59-9 

Incarnate Word..................................................... 1-0 

Opponent.............................................W-L 

Indiana Northwest.............................................. 19-0 

Indiana/Purdue-Ft. Wayne ................................... 0-1 

Indiana/Purdue-Indianapolis ................................ 0-5 

Indiana-South Bend........................................... 38-13 

Indiana Tech.......................................................... 1-3 

Indiana Wesleyan.................................................. 1-1 

Indianapolis .......................................................... 0-7 

Iowa Wesleyan...................................................... 0-1 

Jamestown ........................................................... 1-1 

Jordan ................................................................... 1-0 

Judson................................................................. 10-5 

Kalamazoo ............................................................ 1-0 

Kendall................................................................... 2-0 

Kuyper .................................................................. 0-1 

Lake Forest............................................................ 4-1 

Lakeland ............................................................... 2-1 

Lewis.................................................................... 8-34 

Lincoln (Mo.)......................................................... 0-1 

Lincoln Christian.................................................... 4-0 

Lindenwood .......................................................... 1-0 

Loras ..................................................................... 1-2 

Macalester ............................................................ 1-0 

MacMurray............................................................ 4-0 

Maine-Fort Kent.................................................... 1-0 

Malone ............................................................... 0-1# 

Marantha Baptist.................................................. 2-0 

Marian (Ind.) ........................................................ 4-1 

Mary...................................................................... 0-1 

Marycrest ............................................................. 8-6 

Maryville (Mo.) ..................................................... 0-1 

McKendree.......................................................... 8-19 

Mercy ................................................................... 1-0 

Mercyhurst ........................................................... 0-1 

Mesa State............................................................ 0-1 

Metro State .......................................................... 0-1 

Michigan-Dearborn............................................... 1-0 

Millikin................................................................... 1-1 

Milton ................................................................... 0-1 

Milwaukee Tech ................................................... 3-0 

Minnesota-Morris................................................. 1-0 

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

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

Missouri Valley ..................................................... 0-1 

Morehouse............................................................ 1-0 

Mount Marty ........................................................ 1-0 

Mount Mercy ....................................................... 2-2 

Mount Senario ..................................................... 2-0 

National College of Chiropractors......................... 3-0 

Niles....................................................................... 9-1 

North Central........................................................ 1-0 

North Dakota......................................................... 0-1 

North Florida......................................................... 0-1 

Northeastern Illinois.......................................... 21-14 

Northern Colorado................................................ 0-1 

Northern Iowa....................................................... 1-1 

North Park............................................................. 2-6 

Northwestern Oklahoma State............................. 0-1 

Notre Dame (Calif.) .............................................. 1-0 

Notre Dame (Ohio) ............................................... 1-0 

Oakland City ......................................................... 4-3 

Oglethorpe ........................................................... 0-1 

Ohio State-Lima..................................................... 1-0 

Oklahoma City....................................................... 0-1 

Olivet .................................................................... 1-0 

Olivet Nazarene................................................. 22-44 

Ozarks ................................................................... 0-3 

Pace ...................................................................... 1-1 

Pittsburg State....................................................... 0-1 

Point Loma Nazarene ........................................... 0-1 

Point Park ............................................................. 0-2 

Opponent.............................................W-L 

Purdue Calumet ............................................... 39-18 

Purdue North Central ........................................... 7-1 

Quincy................................................................... 4-8 

Quinnipiac............................................................. 0-1 

Rio Grande ........................................................... 0-2 

Robert Morris....................................................4-20& 

Rockford................................................................ 4-3 

Rockmount ........................................................... 1-0 

Roosevelt .......................................................... 27-12 

Saginaw Valley State ............................................ 1-3 

St. Ambrose ...................................................... 14-14 

St. Anselm............................................................. 0-2 

Saint Francis (Ind.) ................................................ 2-3 

St. Joseph’s (Ind.).................................................. 5-2 

St. Mary’s ............................................................. 0-1 

St. Paul ................................................................. 1-0 

St. Paul’s................................................................ 1-0 

St. Scholastica ....................................................... 0-1 

St. Thomas Aquinas............................................... 0-1 

St. Vincent............................................................. 1-0 

Saint Xavier....................................................... 26-63 

San Francisco ........................................................ 1-0 

Shaw...................................................................... 0-3 

Shimer................................................................... 2-0 

Siena Heights ........................................................ 3-7 

Silver Lake............................................................. 3-0 

Southern Illinois-Edwardsville............................... 2-1 

Taylor.................................................................... 0-1 

Tennessee-Chattanooga........................................ 0-1 

Tennessee Tech..................................................... 0-1 

Texas-El Paso......................................................... 0-1 

Transylvania ......................................................... 0-1 

Trinity Christian................................................... 18-5 

Trinity International............................................ 14-7 

Tri-State ................................................................ 1-0 

Union (Tenn.)........................................................ 1-0 

Upper Iowa............................................................ 0-1 

Utah....................................................................... 0-1 

Valley City State.................................................... 0-1 

Valparaiso ............................................................. 0-1 

Viterbo .................................................................. 1-1 

Wabash................................................................. 0-1 

Waldorf ................................................................ 2-0 

Wartburg .............................................................. 0-1 

Wayne State ......................................................... 0-4 

Wayne State (Mich.) ............................................ 3-4 

Weber State (Neb.) .............................................. 0-1 

Westminster (Pa.)................................................. 0-1 

Wilmington............................................................ 0-1 

Winona State ........................................................ 5-4 

Winston-Salem State ............................................ 0-1 

Wisconsin-Green Bay............................................ 0-1 

Wisconsin Lutheran............................................... 1-0 

Wisconsin-Parkside............................................. 1-10 

Wisconsin-River Falls............................................. 0-2 

Wisconsin-Stevens Point....................................... 0-2 

Wisconsin-Stout ................................................... 0-1 

Wisconsin-Superior............................................... 1-1 

Wisconsin-Whitewater.......................................... 0-1 

Wooster ................................................................ 0-1 

Wright State ......................................................... 0-2 

Xavier.................................................................... 1-1 

# includes forfeit loss from 2004-05 (ineligible player) 

& includes three forfeit wins from 2006-07 (ineligible player) 


All-Time Letter Winners 

A 

Aleman, Nick................................1987-89 

Alispahic, Fadil..............................1999-01 

Altman, David...............................2008-10 

Ammons, Robert..........................1972-75 

Andrews, Mike.............................1983-85 

Applegate, Mike...........................2003-07 

Astrauskas, Arvydas.....................2005-07 

B 

Ball, Steve.....................................1986-87 

Banaszek, Marty...........................1993-98 

Barker, Tim...................................1981-85 

Bates, Clarence.............................1974-75 

Beard, Jermaine...........................2000-01 

Beaudry, Bob................................1973-74 

Beavers, Tim.................................1986-88 

Benson, Greg................................2002-03 

Bersano, Tom...............................1976-77 

Bonner, Marcus............................1995-99 

Booras, Nick.................................1973-77 

Branchaw, Len..............................1976-78 

Brennan, John..............................1986-87 

Brennan, Mike..............................1979-81 

Brown, Kevin................................1976-80 

Brown, Kevin................................1988-92 

Buerkett, Dyke..............................1980-82 

Burel, Reid....................................2002-07 

Butcher, Robbie............................2008-12 

C 

Cahill, Dave...................................1996-00 

Cahue, Joe....................................1986-88 

Calhoun, Ricky..............................1975-77 

Callahan, Pat................................1972-73 

Capista, Lee..................................1972-75 

Cardone, Nick...............................1999-03 

Carr, Robbie.................................1985-87 

Carruthers, Mike..........................1977-78 

Chesser, Eric.................................2010-12 

Choppi, Ron..................................1975-76 

Ciezczak, Derek............................2008-12 

Clark, Orlandis..............................1984-85 

Clemons, Jeff................................1997-01 

Cole, Michael................................2009-12 

Conrad, Randy..............................1992-94 

Cornelius, Vince............................1982-86 

Cottrell, John................................1975-77 

Cox, Michael.................................1992-96 

Craig, Jeff......................................1988-92 

Cramer, Chad...............................1997-98 

D 

Darguzis, Doug.............................1997-00 

Davis, Carl........................ 1975-76, ‘78-79 

Davis, Lawrence...........................1977-81 

Davis, Reginald.............................2004-08 

Day, Nick......................................1997-00 

Delaney, Chris..............................1991-94 

Denny, Tom..................................1994-97 

Dispenza, Dan...............................2009-11 

Djuricic, Alex.................................2004-05 

Dohnal, Jeff..................... 1972-74, ‘75-76 

Draper, Darius..............................2011-12 

Duncan, Dave...............................1972-73 

Duncan, Jarrod.............................1995-97 

E 

Economos, John...........................1997-99 

Edwards, DeMario........................2003-07 

Elder, Chris...................................2010-12 

Elem, Gary....................................1988-90 

Epps, Eric......................................2003-07 

F 

Fair, Andrew.................................2009-11 

Ferry, Chris...................................1985-86 

Fiedler, Ken..................................1992-94 

Finney, Tim ..................................2003-04 

Fitzgerald, Larry............................1976-78 

Fletcher, Lloyd..............................1983-84 

Forrest, Preston............................1986-89 

Forte, Phil.....................................1979-81 

Foster, Maurice............................1996-00 

Freeman, Rodger..........................1996-98 

Futterer, Eric................................1993-97 

G 

Gallagher, Scott............................1989-90 

Gant, Steve...................................1972-73 

Gary, Bill.......................................1975-77 

Gerrish, Bill...................................1972-75 

Gertz, Ken.....................................1979-80 

Gillen, Matt..................................1974-75 

Gillespie, Jr., Gordie.....................1976-79 

Golladay, Ken...............................1987-88 

Green, Shane................................1995-97 

Green, Shawn...............................1995-97 

Greenan, John..............................1997-98 

Gunderson, Ryan..........................2006-10 

H 

Hackstock, Don.............................2003-07 

Hampton, Mark............................1991-95 

Harrington, Anthony....................1979-82 

Harris, Phil....................................1988-92 

Harris, Rick...................................1994-96 

Hatje, Joel.....................................1982-85 

Haun, Ryan...................................2003-06 

Hensgen, Brian................ 1991-92, ‘94-95 

Hilgendorf, Ken............................1986-87 

Hobson, Chris...............................2006-08 

Howard, Kevin..............................2003-07 

Hubbard, Calvin............................1974-75 

Hubly, Billy....................................2008-11 

Hudson, Tom................................1982-84 

Hulka, Chris..................................2005-08 

Hunter, Contino............................2009-10 

I 

Irvin, Lee.......................................1978-80 

J 

Jendra, Kevin................................1983-84 

Johnson, Ricky..............................1979-83 

Jones, Chris...................................1988-91 

Jones, Fred...................................1979-82 

Jones, Ian......................................2006-08 

Jones, Ray.....................................1972-74 

Jones, Walter................................1980-83 

Jozwik, Steve................................2004-05 

K 

Kalinderis, Michail........................2000-02 

Kamarauskas, Mark......................1984-88 

Kantor, Jim...................................1974-78 

Keane, Mike.................................1984-86 

Keehn, Chris.................................1997-00 

Kelleher, Chris..............................1989-93 

Kelly, Jay.......................................1994-96 

Kemp, Ryan..................................1994-97 

Kempes, Eric.................................2003-04 

Kenn, Tom....................................1987-91 

Kennedy, Tom..............................1982-86 

Kenny, Ron...................................1978-81 

Kielbasa, Adam.............................2004-08 

Kieres, Dan...................................2007-09 

King, Roy.......................................1975-76 

Kirstein, Micah.............................2005-07 

Kleckner, Tom..............................1977-81 

Klusendorf, Mike..........................1987-88 

Kourtidis, Panayiotis.....................2001-03 

Kovalcik, Steve..............................1974-75 

Kreiger, Jeremy............................2007-09 

Krug, Brandon..............................2002-05 


All-Time Letter Winners 

L 

Lang, Dave....................................1978-79 

Langston, Keith.............................1985-89 

Lathen, Darius..............................2000-01 

Latorre, Nick.................................1983-84 

Leavell, Greg.................................2009-11 

Lee, Jordan...................................2011-12 

Lemon, Ryan.................................1995-97 

Lerg, Andrew................................2010-12 

Loethen, Larry..............................1987-88 

Long, Eric......................................1991-92 

Love, Jim.......................................1986-88 

Lueder, Dave................................1985-88 

Lueder, Eric..................................1990-91 

Lutz, Mike.....................................1982-86 

M 

Mastel, Josh..................................2005-06 

Matuszewski, Allen......................2001-05 

McCarthy, Dan.............................2004-08 

McCullough, Brian........................1993-95 

McGaha, Hozay............................2007-09 

McNeal, Tommie..........................1995-98 

Means, Tim...................................1981-82 

Mecher, Mike...............................1993-95 

Meredith, Jim...............................1997-00 

Micek, Mike..................................1981-84 

Michaels, Dave.............................1977-79 

Mikrut, Chris.................................1990-91 

Miller, Chris..................................2011-12 

Miller, Jeff....................................2007-09 

Mills, Ted......................................1985-86 

Mitchell, Don................................1975-76 

Moeller, Todd...............................1987-90 

Moore, Brandon...........................1999-00 

Moore, Demario...........................2003-04 

Muir, Mark...................................1981-82 

Mull, Bernard...............................1991-95 

Murdock, Barry............................2007-08 

Myers, Billy...................................1983-86 

N 

Norberg, Eric................................1995-99 

Norberg, Jason.............................1999-02 

O 

Opoka, Jason................................2006-08 

O’Toole, Mike...............................1997-99 

Otto, Mark....................... 1990-91, ‘92-94 

P 

Pachciarz, Pat...............................2001-03 

Papanicholas, Tony.......................2002-03 

Papesh, Bryan...............................1988-89 

Parker, Mark.................................1976-77 

Patterson, Julius...........................1976-78 

Pavlacka, Joe................................1974-76 

Pekol, Scott..................................1995-99 

Peters, Greg..................................1977-81 

Pohlmann, Ryan.............. 1995-96, ‘97-99 

Porter, Tim...................................1987-91 

Prieboy, Dan.................................1984-87 

Prieboy, Joe..................................1972-73 

Proczko, Bob.................................1972-73 

Przybyla, John...............................1988-92 

Przybyla, Scott..............................1989-91 

Q 

Quigley, Pat..................................1977-81 

Quigley, Tim.................................1983-87 

R 

Rabenau, Rob...............................2007-09 

Rampold, Tom..............................1974-76 

Randich, John...............................1972-76 

Renkosik, Ray...............................1978-80 

Richmond, Justin..........................2009-10 

Rivers, Herb..................................1990-91 

Robinson, Sam..............................2007-09 

Rome, Bryan.................................2002-03 

Roon, Bob.....................................1980-84 

Ryley, Harold................................1977-78 

S 

St. Leger, Bob...............................2000-04 

Sapochak, Ron..............................1979-82 

Sawyer, Corey..............................2000-04 

Schiller, Kyle.................................1991-95 

Schimke, Erik................................1988-90 

Schlicht, Bill..................................1981-82 

Schneider, Shawn.........................1991-93 

Seaton, Howard............................1980-81 

Senegal, Andre.............................2001-02 

Sepulveda, Kevin..........................1999-01 

Serven, Larry................................1992-96 

Shannon, Mike.............................2000-03 

Shannon, Pat................................1997-00 

Shea, Dave....................................1980-84 

Shemaitis, John............................1986-89 

Shimko, Alex.................................2004-05 

Sillar, Luke....................................2000-04 

Sitzes, Clint...................................1999-01 

Slain, Dave....................................1992-94 

Smego, Sean.................................1983-85 

S (cont.) 

Smith, Don....................................1991-94 

Smith, Greg...................................1999-02 

Smith, Mike..................................2005-07 

Smith, Vince.................................1986-88 

Stachowicz, Paul...........................1984-86 

Staniszewski, Matt.......................1978-79 

Stelter, Randy...............................1976-78 

Stitely, Gary..................................1973-74 

Stosic, Dejan.................................2004-06 

Strasser, Mike...............................1992-94 

Strle, Don......................................1976-79 

Sweedler, Rick..............................1999-01 

T 

Therkield, Tristan.........................2007-10 

Tholl, Mark...................................1988-89 

Thompson, Andre.........................1989-93 

Thompson, Jaylen.........................2011-12 

Thurner, Max................................2010-12 

Thurner, Sebastian.......................2011-12 

Trice, Floyd...................................2008-09 

Tucker, Randy...............................1990-91 

Tyus, Tony....................................1976-77 

V 

Van Duyne, Glen..........................1989-91 

Villa, Tony.....................................1990-92 

W 

Waters, Mark...............................1990-92 

Watson, Bruce..............................2009-12 

Weber, Dan..................................1992-96 

Weis, Dave...................................1977-79 

Widner, Ben.................................1996-99 

Wilhelmi, Dave.............................1985-88 

Williams, Barry.............................1982-84 

Williams, Melvin...........................2003-05 

Wills, Doug...................................1972-74 

Womack, Jon................................2001-05 

Wrobel, Joe..................................1988-89 

Z 

Zebrauskas, Lukas........................2008-12 

Zirkle, Brian..................................2002-04 

Zisakos, Thanasis..........................1991-93 

Zumbahlen, Derek........................2002-03 


Patrick J. Sullivan Center 

PAT SULLIVAN CENTER/PAT QUIGLEY COURT 

The centerpiece of St. Francis Athletics – the Pat Sullivan Center – opened in 1986 and serves as the home 

venue for the Saints’ men’s and women’s basketball teams and volleyball team. The facility also houses 

the athletic department offices, the athletic training room, the USF Fitness Center, two racquetball courts, 

a golf hitting studio and numerous locker rooms. 

The Recreation Center was renamed the Pat Sullivan Center in the fall of 2010. Sullivan was the long-time 

men’s basketball coach (1976-2010), director of athletics (1986-2000) and athletics chairman (2000-10) 

for the Saints prior to his retirement following the 2009-10 basketball season. 

The playing court in the Sullivan Center was named after the late Pat Quigley back in 1994. Quigley, a 

member of the USF Hall of Fame who completed his basketball playing career in 1981, lost his battle 

with cancer in 1994. Several of his USF teammates, led by his close friends Mike Brennan and Ron Kenny, 

spearheaded a drive to donate scholarship funds in honor of their classmate and have the court dedicated 

in his memory. 

The Sullivan Center has taken on a new look in the past two years. New scoreboards and a courtside 

scorer’s table and message center were added prior to the 2010-11 seasons. A large banner with the 

Fighting Saints’ new logo was displayed on the west wall. The playing court was refinished and repainted 

in the summer of 2011 and new wall padding and a new sound system were added this past summer.

2012-13 University of St. Francis Fighting Saints 

Back row (standing l-r) 

Michael Cole, Sebastian Thurner, Kyle Richwalski, Logan Timmons, Mark Peters 

Second row (kneeling l-r) 

Billy Hubly, Max Thurner, Tautvydas Kairys, Edvinas Presniakovas, 

Brian Edwards, Jaylen Thompson 

Front row (sitting l-r) 

Andrew Lerg, Chris Miller, Mack Brown, Brandon Sawin 

Engaging mind and spirit

ST FRANCIS

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