2011-12 NCAC Basketball Guide

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2011-12 NCAC DirectoryPresident ...............................................Tom Chema, President Hiram College

Vice President .....................................Patrick White, President Wabash College

Executive Director ........................... Keri Alexander Luchowski

Assistant Executive Director ............................... Sue Penicka

Assistant Executive Director ...............................Bret Billhardt

Legal Counsel ......................................................Dennis Butler

Accountant ....................................................................Jim Loy

Mailing Address .............................................. P. O. Box 16679 Cleveland, Ohio 44116

Street Address ................................815 Crocker Road, Suite 5 Westlake, Ohio 44145

Phone ................................................................... 440/871-8100

Fax ....................................................................... 440/871-4221

E-Mail ....................................................... [email protected]

PRESIDENT JAMES H. MULLEN, JR.Allegheny College

PRESIDENT DALE T. KNOBELDenison University

PRESIDENT THOMAS V. CHEMAHiram College

PRESIDENT S. GEORGIA NUGENT Kenyon College

PRESIDENT MARVIN KRISLOVOberlin College

PRESIDENT ROCKWELL“ROCK” JONESOhio Wesleyan University

PRESIDENT PATRICK WHITEWabash College

PRESIDENT MARK ERICKSONWittenberg University

2011-12 NCAC Presidents’ CouncilPRESIDENT GRANT H. CORNWELL

The College of Wooster

JEFF ANKROMWittenberg University

Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

ROGER INGLESOhio Wesleyan University

Co-Chair, Athletic Directors

SONYA McKAYDenison University

Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

AMY WILLIAMSKenyon College

Co-Chair, Athletic Directors

KERI ALEXANDER LUCHOWSKIExecutive Director

Web Site .....................................................www.northcoast.org

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

Founded ............................................................ February, 1983

Championship Sports .........................23 (11 men, 12 women)

Intercollegiate Officiating Association ............. 440/871-8100

Baseball............................................................... Rich Fetchiet

Basketball (Men) ............................................................ Bill Ek

Basketball (Women) ...............................................Diane Plas

Cross Country/Track ............................................... Marv Frye

Field Hockey/Lacrosse (Women) .......................Candis Parry

Football ....................................................................Andy Pfaff

Softball ................................................................ John DeLuca

Tennis ............................................................... Don Hunsinger

Volleyball .................................................................Diane Plas

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2011-12 North Coast Athletic Conference Basketball Media Guide

ALLEGHENY BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

DENISON BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

DEPAUW BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

HIRAM BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

KENYON BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

NCAC Basketball Websites

OBERLIN BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

OHIO WESLEYAN BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

WABASH BASKETBALL MEN

WITTENBERG BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

WOOSTER BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

NCAC BASKETBALL MEN WOMEN

Welcome to the 28th edition of the North Coast Athletic Conference football media guide.

On each school’s team page: [Click on the school logo to reach the institution’s home page. [Click on the head coach’s name to be directed to his on-line biography. [Click on the email next to each Sports Information Director’s and Head Coach’s name to email that person directly. [Active links throughout the book are listed in green. [Click on Facebook and Twitter icons to access school and conference accounts with those services.

On the table of contents, click a topic to be redirected to the page which contains that information.

We look forward to working with you during the 2011-12 campaign.

About the NCAC ................................... 4Allegheny men .................................... 25Allegheny women ................................. 6All-NCAC 2009-10 - men .................... 39All-NCAC 2009-10 - women ............... 18Al Van Wie Award ............................... 49Career Stat Leaders - men ............ 37-38Career Stat Leaders - women ............ 17Coaches of the Year - M&W ............... 46 Denison men ...................................... 26Denison women .................................... 7DePauw women ................................... 8DePauw men ...................................... 27First Team, all-time - men ................... 39First Team, all-time - women .............. 18Hiram men .......................................... 28Hiram women ....................................... 9Kenyon men ....................................... 29

Kenyon women ................................... 10Nan Nichols Award ............................. 49 Newcomers of the Year - M&W .......... 45Oberlin men ........................................ 30Oberlin women ....................................11Ohio Wesleyan men ........................... 31Ohio Wesleyan women ....................... 12Players of the Year - M&W ................. 45Polls, preseason ....................... 5, 24, 37Preview, 10-11 men ............................ 24Preview, 10-11 women ......................... 5Records - men .................................... 36Records - women ............................... 16Records, Tournament - M&W ............. 47Schedule. 2010-11 composite men................................................. 35 women ............................................ 15Standings, all-time - men ............... 41-42

Standings. all-time - women .......... 20-21Stat leaders, yr. by yr. - m .............. 43-44Stat leaders, yr. by yr. - w .............. 22-23Statistics, 2009-10 - men .................... 40Statistics, 2009-10 - women ............... 19Tournament, 2010 NCAC ................... 48Tournament Championship Game Results - m & w................... 49Tournament MVPs - m & w ................. 49Tournament W-L Records, all-time men & women.................................. 48Wabash men ...................................... 32Wittenberg men .................................. 33Wittenberg women.............................. 13Won-Loss Records, all-time men & women.................................. 46Wooster men ...................................... 34Wooster women .................................. 14

http://www.alleghenysports.com/index.aspx?tab=basketball&path=mbball

http://www.alleghenysports.com/index.aspx?tab=_basketball&path=wbball

http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mbkb/index

http://denisonbigred.com/sports/wbkb/index

http://www.depauw.edu/ath/mbasket/

http://www.depauw.edu/ath/wbasket/

http://www.hiram.edu/athletics/menssports/basketball.html

http://www.hiram.edu/athletics/womenssports/basketball.html

http://athletics.kenyon.edu/mensbasketball.xml

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http://www.goyeo.com/index.aspx?path=mbball&tab=basketball

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http://bishops.owu.edu/mbb.html

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http://sports.wabash.edu/index.aspx?path=mbball&tab=basketball

http://www4.wittenberg.edu/news/athletics/mbasketball/

http://www4.wittenberg.edu/news/athletics/wbasketball/

http://www.woosterathletics.com/sports/mbkb/index

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http://www2.northcoast.org/mbasketball/index

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a group of institutions which share a common allegiance to academic quality and to the con-duct of athletics so as to support the educational purpose. Intercollegiate athletics can and should complement academic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should enhance the experience of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic commitment has been led by the 10 school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the conference. Forty-eight teams from all 23 North Coast sports and all nine members competed in the NCAA post-season during the 2010-11 academic year. The NCAC added one more NCAA Division III swimming championships as Denison claimed the men’s title. Conference members have accumulated 62 national championships since the league was formed in February of 1983. In the past academic year, 207 All-America or Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America certificates were distrib-uted to student-athletes from North Coast schools. The NCAC's commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excel-lence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * DEPAUW UNIVERSITY * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excel-lence. Consisting of 10 academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Allegheny College, Denison University, DePauw University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University, The Col-lege of Wooster, along with affiliate member Earlham College — the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards. Significantly, all 10 NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 276 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so hon-ored.

A member of the Na-tional Collegiate Athletic Association's Division III, the NCAC features championship competi-tion in 23 sports — 11 for men and 12 for women. The 12 women's sports are among the most of-fered by any Division III conference, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and women’s athletics is just one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart. The goals of the con-ference express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together

Andy Manson, DePauw

Sarah Vorder Bruegge, Allegheny

2011-12 NCACWOMEN’S BASKETBALL

PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL

1. DePauw (8) ............................................792. Denison (1) .............................................683. Kenyon ...................................................604. Allegheny ................................................545. Wittenberg ..............................................496. Ohio Wesleyan .......................................357. Hiram ......................................................278. Oberlin ....................................................189. Wooster ..................................................15

( ) Indicates first-place votes

WOMEN’S OUTLOOK The 2011-12 season brings a new member into the fold for the first time since the 1999-00 campaign as DeP-auw joins the North Coast. The Tigers are expected to make an immediate im-pact, as they were picked by the coach-es in their annual preseason poll to win the NCAC title.

DEPAUW returns nine letterwinners and three starters from a 25-4 team that advanced to the NCAA Division III tournament for the eighth consecutive season. Top returnees include senior forward Katie Aldrich, who led the team with 13.3 points per game and a 53.7 field-goal shooting percentage, and ju-niors Kate Walker and Ellie Pearson. Walker and Pearson both started all 29 games for DePauw in 2010-11, and com-bined to account for 16 points per game. Pearson also led the Tigers in rebounding with 254 (8.8 per game).

Defending NCAC champion DENISON was picked to finished second, in part be-cause of the graduation of two-time confer-ence player of the year Shaina Kaiser. Still, the Big Red have 17 letterwinners and the other four starters back from a 28-1 team that posted a perfect 14-0 mark in NCAC play. Junior point guard Serafina Nuzzo is the anchor for Denison in the coming year after leading the league in assist-turnover ratio (2.4) and finishing second in assists (5.9 per game) as a sophomore. She was a first-team all-conference selection in 2010-11. The Big Red have won three North Coast titles in the past five seasons, and advanced to the national tournament six times in the past seven years.

KENYON was predicted to finish third. The Ladies have four starters back from a 15-12 team that finished fourth in the league. Leading the way is senior forward Morgan Korinek. She led the NCAC in re-bounding with 252 caroms (9.3 per game), and was second with 65 steals. Korinek and

junior post Kayla Ernst are returning all-con-ference performers. Ernst was a member of the first team, while Korinek earned her second all-league nod as a member of the second team. Ernst led the Ladies with 14.8 points per game as a sophomore, while ju-nior Maureen Hirt, who led the conference in three-pointers made (70), also returns.

ALLEGHENY finished third in the North Coast last season, and have last season’s newcomer of the year back in the fold, soph-omore guard Erica Restich. Junior forward Heidi Goeller is back after an outstanding sophomore campaign in which she led the NCAC in field-goal percentage (51.1) and was third in free-throw shooting (82.7) to earn first-team recognition. Still, the Gators must contend with the loss of Jill Gregory, a three-time all-conference selection. Allegh-eny aims to win its first North Coast crown since 2001.

WITTENBERG is coming off its first non-winning season in 20 years with seven let-terwinners and four starters back from a 12-14 squad that finished fifth at 7-7. A trio of seniors lead the way for the Tigers: Posts Sarah Watson and Kim Replogle and wing Lauren Cassel. Watson earned second-team all-league honors last year. Witten-berg last won the North Coast in 2010.

OHIO WESLEYAN has a new coach at the helm for the first time 25 years and not only are the Battling Bish-ops adjusting to new leadership at the coaching level, but they also are con-tending with the loss of three all-NCAC performers, all of whom scored over 1,000 points in their respective careers. New head coach Stacey Ungashick Reed, who served as an assist for four seasons before being promoted, has high hopes for junior guard Kan-dis Walker at the point and sophomore guard Julia Grimsley. The development of newcomers will be key to OWU’s for-tunes in the coming season.

HIRAM has four starters back from a 12-14 team that placed sixth in last year’s conference standings. Senior guards Kelsey Durichko and Tiffany Shields took leadership roles last season that should continue into 2011-12. Durichko was an all-conference pick, while Shields led the Terri-ers with 14.2 points per game.

OBERLIN returns all but one player from last year’s seventh-place team. Junior Alli-son Anderson is coming off an outstanding sophomore campaign in which she ranked in the top five in the NCAC in scoring (15.1, fifth), assists (6.3, first), steals (2.9, first), three-point field goals (1.9, second) and minutes played (909, first). Junior Kelly Warlich is another solid returnee after av-eraging 12.1 points and 7.2 rebounds per game in 2010-11.

WOOSTER has nine letterwinners and four starters back, led by junior Jessica Wingen, who had 8.5 points and 6.6 re-bounds as a sophomore. She earned all-conference honors, and led the league in with 1.8 blocks per game. Suvi Puripattara-pan will likely take over the point after 12 starts as a freshman, and a team-best 37 steals.

Kayla ErnstKenyon

Heidi GoellerAllegheny

Serafina NuzzoDenison

Erica RestichAllegheny

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Location: Meadville, PA 16335Founded: 1815

Nickname: GatorsColors: Blue and Gold

Enrollment: 2,100President: James H. Mullen, Jr.

Assoc. Athletic Director: Bill Rossoffice: (814) 332-2316

Athletic Trainer: Jamie Plunkett office: (814) 332-2817

Facility: Wise Center (960) press table: (814) 332-6754

Director of Athletic Communications:

James Kramer office: (814) 332-5952

fax: (813) 337-1217 email: [email protected] Coach: Kate Costanzo

office: (814) 332-2807 email: [email protected] Returning: 8

Letterwinners Lost: 7Starters Returning: 2

2010-11 Overall Record: 17-102010-11 NCAC Record: 9-5 (3rd)

Alma MaterPSU-Behrend ‘02

Record at AC54-53 (4 seasons)

Overall Record54-43 (4 seasons)

• Served on coaching staff at Dickinson• Twice earned All-AMCC honors as a player at Penn St.-Behrend• Earned master’s degree in higher education from Indiana (PA) in 2005• Has led the Gators to the NCAC Tournament Championship game in two of first four seasons at the helm, including 2010-11

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGHeidi Goeller Jr. 6-0 F Pittsburgh, PA 26 153 30 14.7Daryl Ford Jr. 5-8 F Pittsburgh, PA 27 185 27 9.9Erica Restich So. 5-9 G Pittsburgh, PA 26 123 43 10.9

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolMaria Bozzo Fr. 5-3 G Pittsburgh, PA/Shaler AreaMarina Scarantino Fr. 5-5 G Pittsburgh, PA/MontourKendall Hoffman Fr. 5-10 F Pittsubgh, PA/North Catholic

The 2010-11 Allegheny women’s bas-ketball squad returned to the NCAC cham-pionship game for the first time since 2007, as the Gators saw their season end just one win shy of reaching the NCAA tournament. A pair of All-NCAC performers return to lead the Gators. Junior forward Heidi Goeller is coming off an All-NCAC first team selection in 2010-11, when she led the team in points per game (14.7) and free-throw percentage (83%). Goeller also led the entire conference in field goal percentage at 51 percent. With Goeller dominating in the post, it should free up space for 2010-11 NCAC Newcomer of the Year, and all-conference second-team selection, guard Erica Restich. Restich, averaged an impressive 15.2 points per game in Allegheny’s last 10 games, a stretch that saw the Gators go 7-3. Other key returners for Allegheny include juniors Ann Ryan, and Daryl Ford. Ryan averaged 7.2 points, and 4.6 rebounds per game while appearing in all 27 contests for the Gators. Ford chipped in 9.9 points and 6.9 rebounds per game, starting in 26 of 27 games for Allegheny.

ALLEGHENY WOMENHead Coach Kate CostanzoOutlook

2010-11 Results2011-12 Schedule

Top Returnees & Newcomers

Gator Facts

November15 GROVE CITY 6:0018 ALLEGHENY INVITE 19 ALLEGHENY INVITE 22 WASH. & JEFF. 6:0026 at Mt. Union Turkey Shoot27 at Mt. Union Turkey Shoot30 WOOSTER 6:00December3 at Ohio Wesleyan 1:006 at SUNY-Fredonia 7:0010 OBERLIN 1:0013 at Mt. Aloysius 7:00January3 CARNEGIE MELLON 7:306 DEPAUW 6:007 WITTENBERG 4:0011 at Oberlin 6:0014 OHIO WESLEYAN 1:0021 at Denison 1:0025 HIRAM 6:00 28 at Kenyon 1:00February3 at DePauw 6:004 at Wittenberg 1:008 at Hiram 6:0011 DENISON 1:0015 at Wooster 6:0018 KENYON 1:00

November16 at Grove City 79 5319 MARIETTA 80 7920 WAYNESBURG 68 7123 at Wash. & Jeff. 77 7327 at St. Vincent 33 7029 at Pitt-Bradford 70 68December1 JOHN CARROLL 82 88 4 WITTENBERG 81 78 9 SUNY-FREDONIA 86 65 17 at Defiance 103 100 18 vs. Indiana Wesleyan 58 89January5 at Ohio Wesleyan 86 92 8 KENYON 56 68 12 at Hiram 78 64 15 at Oberlin 71 45 19 WOOSTER 80 46 22 at Denison 89 79 29 OHIO WESLEYAN 92 92February3 OBERLIN 80 37 5 at Wittenberg 79 75 9 HIRAM 67 55 12 DENISON 55 78 16 at Wooster 65 46 19 at Kenyon 44 73 22 HIRAM 86 72 25 vs. Ohio Wesleyan 90 84 26 at Denison 54 72

Outlook Head Coach Sara Lee


2011-12 Schedule 2010-11 Results

• Three-time NCAC Coach of the Year, including 2010-11• Since 2003-04 the team has a combined record of 149-48 (.756)• Received M.A. in athletic administration from Kent State and B.S. in physical education from Moorhead State

Alma MaterMoorhead St. ‘86

Record at DU337-236 (22 years)

Overall Record338-262 (23 years)

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGSerafina Nuzzo Jr. 5-7 PG West. Springs, IL 28 136 165 11.6Nicole Coggins Jr. 5-8 W Mesa, AZ 29 96 58 8.6Christina Myers Sr. 5-10 P Pataskala, OH 29 108 16 8.4

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolAlyx Ingram Fr. 5-6 W Cincinnati, OH/Walnut Hills

The Big Red return four starters from last season’s record-setting 28-1 season. Denison ran though the regular season with a 25-0 record and put together three victo-ries in the NCAC Tournament to capture the program’s seventh conference tournament championship. The 2011 NCAC Player of the Year and WBCA All-American, Shaina Kaiser, has graduated but head coach Sara Lee returns eight of her 10 rotation players from a season ago. Junior point guard Serafina Nuzzo was a first-team All-NCAC selection (11.6 ppg). Nuzzo was also second in the NCAC in as-sists (5.9 apg). Also returning to the mix are seniors Christina Myers (8.4 ppg), Jessica Grzy-bowski (4.3 ppg; 4.1 rpg) and Annie-Rae Dura. Junior guard Nicole Coggins also returns to the starting lineup after a strong sophomore campaign (8.6 ppg; .480 FG percentage). Coggins was named to the All-NCAC second-team. Denison enters the 2011-12 season winners of six out of the last seven NCAC Tournaments. All seven NCAA Tournament appearances have been under Lee.

Location: Granville, OH 43023Founded: 1831

Nickname: Big RedColors: Red and White

Enrollment: 2,100President: Dale T. Knobel

Athletic Director: Nan Carney-DeBord

office: (740) 587-6428Athletic Trainer: Pat Brayfield

office: (740) 587-6577Facility: Livingston Gym (1,800)

press table: (740) 587-6708Sports Info. Director:

Craig Hicksoffice: (740) 587-6546fax: (740) 587-6362

email: [email protected] Coach: Sara Lee

office: (740) 587-6290email: [email protected]

Letterwinners Returning: 17Letterwinners Lost: 4Starters Returning: 4

2010-11 Overall Record: 28-12010-11 NCAC Record: 14-0 (1st)

Big Red Facts

DENISON WOMEN

November15 at Bethany 7:0018 at Manchester Tournament 19 at Manchester Tournament 22 THIEL 6:3026 vs. Carnegie Mellon (@ Case) 4:00 27 at Case 4:00December3 at DePauw 1:00 7 at Ohio Wesleyan 6:00 13 GROVE CITY 6:00 29 HANOVER 3:00 30 WESTMINSTER 3:00January6 KENYON 7:307 at Wooster 1:00 11 OHIO WESLEYAN 6:00 14 at Wittenberg 1:00 18 DEPAUW 8:00 21 ALLEGHENY 1:00 25 at Oberlin 6:00 28 at Hiram 1:00 31 WOOSTER 7:30February3 at Kenyon 7:30 8 WITTENBERG 7:30 11 at Allegheny 1:00 15 OBERLIN 6:00 18 HIRAM 2:00

November16 HEIDELBERG 65 59 19 vs. Bethany 84 62 20 at Wash. & Jeff. 67 51 23 at Trine 64 29 27 CARNEGIE MELLON 91 44 28 CHATHAM 51 46December4 at Case 72 69 8 at Thiel 79 44 11 HIRAM 102 54 14 at Grove City 63 53 28 vs. Susquehanna 67 53 29 vs. York (PA) 58 31January5 KENYON 72 69 8 at Ohio Wesleyan 76 64 12 at Oberlin 63 65 15 WOOSTER 73 61 19 at Wittenberg 60 49 22 ALLEGHENY 79 59 29 at Hiram 65 49February3 OHIO WESLEYAN 75 45 5 at Wooster 61 46 9 at Kenyon 74 67 12 at Allegheny 78 55 16 WITTENBERG 62 60 19 OBERLIN 86 62 22 WOOSTER 75 40 25 KENYON 80 72 26 ALLEGHENY 72 54March4 vs. Washington (MO) 55 71

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DEPAUW WOMEN

November18 at Franklin Tournament19 at Franklin Tournament 26 at Washington (MO) Tournament 27 at Washington (MO) Tournament 30 MILLIKIN 8:00December3 DENISON 1:00 10 OHIO WESLEYAN 1:00 20 at Wilmington (OH) Tournament 21 at Wilmington (OH) Tournament 29 ALMA 5:00January6 at Allegheny 6:00 7 at Hiram 2:00 11 at Kenyon 6:0014 WOOSTER 1:0018 at Denison 8:0021 OBERLIN 1:00 25 at Wittenberg 6:00 28 at Ohio Wesleyan 1:00 31 KENYON 7:30February3 ALLEGHENY 7:00 4 HIRAM 3:00 11 at Oberlin 1:00 15 WITTENBERG 6:00 18 at Wooster 1:00

November19 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 77 65 21 WASHINGTON (MO) 56 58 26 vs. La Verne 76 61 27 vs. Redlands 63 38December3 BIRMINGHAM SO. 68 39 5 RHODES 68 37 8 at Millikin 59 65 18 ELMHURST 66 47 21 at Alma 84 58 28 ROSE-HULMAN 60 3329 JOHN CARROLL 85 47January2 CENTRE 77 57 8 at Oglethorpe 71 48 9 at Sewanee 87 31 14 MILLSAPS 71 41 16 HENDRIX 85 68 21 at Trinity 59 68 22 at Southwestern 77 47 28 COLORADO CO. 90 60 30 AUSTIN 69 30February5 at Centre 67 54 11 OGLETHORPE 86 57 13 SEWANEE 87 41 18 at Birmingham So. 75 65 20 at Rhodes 75 46 25 vs. Colorado Co. 67 42 26 vs. Trinity 73 53 27 vs. Hendrix 80 71 March 4 at Hope 65 77

Tiger FactsLocation: Greencastle, IN 46135

Founded: 1837Nickname: Tigers

Colors: Old Gold and BlackEnrollment: 2,352

President: Brian W. CaseyAthletic Director: Page Cotton

office: (765) 658-4938Athletic Trainer: Rex Call

office: (765) 658-4937Facility: Neal Fieldhouse (2,800)

press table: (765) 658-4510Sports Info. Director:

Bill Wagneroffice: (765) 658-4630

email: [email protected] Coach: Kris Huffman



2010-11 Overall Record: 25-42010-11 NCAC Record: n/a

Outlook Head Coach Kris Huffman



• Winningest coach in program history• Has guided the Tigers to eight straight NCAA Division III tournament appearances• Led DePauw to NCAA Division III title in 2007, as well as national coach of the year honors; It was DePauw’s first national title in a team sport

Alma MaterNorthern Iowa ‘90

Record at DPU(405-100) 19th season

Overall Record(405-100) 19th season

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGKatie Aldrich Sr. 6-1 F Lexington, KY 29 185 17 13.3Kate Walker Jr. 5-6 G Indianapolis, IN 29 122 94 7.4Ellie Pearson Jr. 5-11 F Madison, WI 29 254 46 8.7

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolLauren Abendroth Fr. 5-9 G Toledo, OH/Ottawa HillsAdrienne Francis Fr. 5-11 F Bloomingdale, IN/Turkey RunSavannah Trees Fr. 5-8 G Libertyville, IL/Libertyville

Terrier Facts



Head Coach Andrea Preston

Location: Hiram, OH 44234Founded: 1850

Nickname: TerriersColors: Blue & RedEnrollment: 1,273

President: Thomas V. ChemaAthletic Director: Tom Mulligan

office: (330) 569-5940Athletic Trainer:

Jim Johnstonoffice: (330) 569-5351

Facility: Price Gymnasium (2,000)press table: 330-569-5014Sports Info. Director:

Jeff Hoedtoffice: (330) 569-5495fax: (330) 569-5392

email: [email protected] Coach: Andrea Preston



2010-11 Overall Record: 12-142010-11 NCAC Record: 4-10 (6th)

Alma MaterLuther ‘01

Record at HC28-75 (4 years)


• Came to Hiram from Clarkson (N.Y.) after serving as head coach for two seasons• Coached nine Academic All-Liberty League players, and one first-team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American while at Clarkson• Formerly an assistant at Earlham and a graduate assistant at Wisconsin-LaCrosse

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGKelsey Durichko Sr. 5-5 G Brunswick, OH 26 169 138 6.8Tiffany Shields Sr. 5-8 G Bedford Hts, OH 26 122 25 14.2Chelsea Kovach Jr. 5-6 G Lakewood, OH 25 65 25 7.6Amy Geisman Jr. 5-11 G/F Middleburg 26 111 9 5.4 Heights., OHTOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. HometownSam Morford Fr. 5-11 F Jefferson, OhioKelsey Koskinen Fr. 5-7 G Madison, Ohio

Hiram women’s basketball features a very experienced team in 2011-12 as the Terriers return the majority of their roster from a year ago. Back to lead Hiram is senior All-NCAC guard Kelsey Durichko. Durichko finished fourth on the team in scoring as a junior with a 6.8 points per game average on 53-of-176 shooting (30.1 percent). She led the team in assists with a Hiram single-season record 138 and was tied for the team-lead in rebounding at 169 (6.5 rebounds per game). She also led the team in steals with 56. In addition to Durichko, look for fellow senior Tiffany Shields to play a pivotal role. Shields averaged a team-best 14.2 ppg. in 2010-11 and also made a team-leading 69 free-throws in 97 attempts (71.1 percent), and had a team-high 18 blocked shots. Look for juniors Chelsea Kovach, Amy Geisman, Calysia Smyers and Brenna Host to make an impact this season. Kovach was third in scoring a year ago with a 7.6 ppg. average. Geisman averaged 4.3 rpg. at her forward position in addition to scoring 5.4 ppg. Smyers added 4.6 ppg. and Host aver-aged 3.1 ppg.

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HIRAM WOMEN

November15 at Marietta 7:30 18 at PSU-Behrend Tournament19 at PSU-Behrend Tournamnet 26 WESTMINSTER 2:00 27 THIEL 2:00December3 WOOSTER 1:00 7 at Oberlin 6:00 17 at Kenyon 1:00 19 at Waynesburg 7:3030 at Occidental (CA) 6:00 31 at Chapman (CA) 6:00 January6 WITTENBERG 6:00 7 DEPAUW 2:00 11 at Wooster 6:00 14 KENYON 2:00 18 at Ohio Wesleyan 6:00 25 at Allegheny 6:00 28 DENISON 1:00 31 OBERLIN 7:30 February3 at Wittenberg 7:00 4 at DePauw 3:00 8 ALLEGHENY 6:00 11 OHIO WESLEYAN 1:00 15 URSULINE 6:00 18 at Denison 2:00

November27 at Westminster 67 64 28 PSU-BEHREND 72 66December1 at Wooster 62 58 4 at Marygrove 72 54 8 GROVE CITY 63 74 11 at Denison 54 102 16 WAYNESBURG 68 73 19 at Thiel 66 42 20 BLUFFTON 74 55 30 at Wash. & Jeff. 50 38 31 at Carnegie Mellon 63 55January4 at Case 44 60 8 at Wittenberg 64 71 12 ALLEGHENY 64 78 15 OHIO WESLEYAN 68 79 19 KENYON 68 59 22 at Oberlin 61 58 25 at Ursuline 70 68 29 DENISON 49 65February3 WOOSTER 64 60 5 at Ohio Wesleyan 52 78 9 at Allegheny 55 67 12 OBERLIN 49 64 16 at Kenyon 58 70 19 WITTENBERG 61 72 22 at Allegheny 72 86

The Tigers return nine letterwinners including three starters from last year’s team which posted a 25-4 record, won the SCAC title and earned the program’s eighth straight trip to the NCAA postseason and 12th in the last 16 seasons. DePauw enters the year going after its 15th 20-win season in the last 16 years. Senior forward Katie Aldrich led the Tigers last year with 13.3 points per game while hitting 53.7 percent from the floor. The second team all-SCAC choice was second on the squad with 6.4 points each outing. Junior forward Ellie Pearson is coming off a season in which she was a third team all-conference performer. She averaged 8.7 points per game and paced the squad with 8.8 rebounds each game. Junior guard Kate Walker was second with 3.2 assists per game and scored at a 7.4 point-per-game clip while earning honorable mention all-conference. Among the other returning letterwin-ners are sophomore forward Alex Gasaway who averaged 7.3 points and 5.9 rebounds after playing in just 16.1 minutes per game. Sophomore guard Ali Ross scored 6.0 points per contest and shot 36.4 percent from three-point range.



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Head Coach Suzanne Helfant

Location: Gambier, OH 43022Founded: 1824

Nickname: LadiesColors: Purple and White

Enrollment: 1,600President: S. Georgia Nugent

Athletic Director: Peter Smithoffice: (740) 427-5811

Athletic Trainer: Andy Wheeleroffice phone: (740) 427-5553

Facility: Tomsich Arena (2,000)press table: (740) 427-5866Sports Info. Director:

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Alma MaterAllegheny ‘88

Record at KC256-164 (16 years)


• Three-time NCAC Coach of the Year• Coached four NCAC Players of the Year at Kenyon• NCAC Player of the Year as a senior at Allegheny in 1987-88• Holds NCAC records for single-season assists (177) and career assists (601)

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGMorgan Korinek Sr. 5-9 F Cuyahoga Falls, OH 27 252 55 12.9Kayla Ernst Jr. 5-11 P Batavia, OH 27 144 41 14.8Maureen Hirt So. 5-7 G Bloomington, IN 27 132 49 14.0

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolSarah Hobbs Fr. 5-7 F Columbus, OH/Upper ArlingtonLauren Kriete Fr. 5-11 F Barrington, RI/St. Mary Academy

For seven straight seasons, Kenyon worked its way into the NCAC tournament semifinal final round. Now, with a veteran lineup returning, the 2011-12 Ladies are making it their goal to move as far beyond that semifinal stage as possible. The team graduated just three seniors and returns nine letterwinners, including four starters. With players like Morgan Korinek,Kalya Ernst, and Maureen Hirt still on the roster, a regular-season and/or tournament title is certainly within the Ladies’ reach. Korinek and Ernst are a solid one-two punch in the frontcourt. Ernst, a junior, had a banner sophomore season in which she led the team in scoring (14.8 ppg). Korinek, a senior, is a rebounding machine. She not only led the team, but the entire NCAC with an average of 9.3 rpg last season. Addition-ally, she tossed in 12 points per game. On the perimeter, Hirt emerged as the Ladies’ main long-distance threat. She canned a conference-high 70 three-balls and ranked second on the team in scoring (14.0 ppg). Hirt will once again be paired in the backcourt with junior Katie Adlam, who had 41 assists and 32 steals as a sophomore last season.

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KENYON WOMEN

November15 MUSKINGUM 6:00 18 at Wilmington Tournament 19 at Wilmington Tournament22 OHIO NORTHERN 7:00 26 at Case 2:00 27 vs. Carnegie Mellon (@ Case) 2:0030 HEIDELBERG 6:00 December7 at Wittenberg 7:30 17 HIRAM 1:00 19 at Transylvania Tournament 20 at Transylvania Tournament January3 WOOSTER 7:30 6 at Denison 7:307 at Oberlin 7:30 11 DEPAUW 6:00 14 at Hiram 2:00 18 WITTENBERG 7:30 21 at Ohio Wesleyan 2:00 28 ALLEGHENY 1:00 31 at DePauw 7:30 February3 DENISON 7:30 4 at Wooster 7:30 8 OBERLIN 6:00 15 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:30 18 at Allegheny 1:00

November16 at Muskingum 60 53 19 at Bluffton 67 56 20 vs. Brescia 53 57 23 at Ohio Northern 58 73 27 CHATHAM 68 45 28 CARNEGIE MELLON 78 68December1 CASE 58 47 4 at Baldwin-Wallace 63 73 8 OBERLIN 68 47 18 at Waynesburg 64 52 29 vs. Bates 60 76 30 vs. St. Norbert 45 50 January5 at Denison 69 72 8 at Allegheny 68 56 12 WOOSTER 85 4015 WITTENBERG 65 74 19 at Hiram 59 68 22 OHIO WESLEYAN 75 52 29 at Wooster 66 54 February4 at Wittenberg 51 61 5 at Oberlin 70 60 9 DENISON 67 74 12 at Ohio Wesleyan 67 78 16 HIRAM 70 58 19 ALLEGHENY 73 44 22 WITTENBERG 70 59 25 at Denison 72 80

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Location: Oberlin, OH 44074Founded: 1833

Nickname: YeowomenColors: Crimson and Gold

Enrollment: 2,900President: Marvin Krislov

Athletic Director: William Rothoffice: (440) 775-8500

Athletic Trainer: Tim Carveroffice: (440) 775-8589

Facility: Philips Gym (1,800)press table: (440) 775-8024

Asst. AD for Communications: Mike Mancini


Head Coach: Kerry Jenkins

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Alma MaterAmherst ‘96

Record at OC18-60 (3 years)


• Ninth head coach in program’s history• Spent three seasons as an assistant at Univesity of Vermont• Also served on staffs at Yale and Tallahassee Community College• Earned master’s in physical education and sports administration from Florida State

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGKelly Warlich Jr. 5-11 F/G New Canaan, CT 25 181 18 12.1Allison Anderson Jr. 5-4 P Springfield, IL 24 143 150 15.1Allison Gannon So. 5-10 F Shelburne, VT 22 97 13 6.3 TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolChristina Marquette Fr. 5-9 F Huntington Beach, CA/EdisonJackie Toland Fr. 6-1 F Cooper City, FL/Cardinal Gibbs

Oberlin enters the 2011-12 season with an experienced group of players. The Yeo-women are lead by All-NCAC second-team point guard Allison Anderson. She averaged 15.1 points, 6.3 assists and 6.0 rebounds per game, and also had an NCAC-leading 69 steals. The Yewomen also welcome back junior small forward Kelly Warlich. She is the team’s second-leading returning scorer after averaging 12.1 points per game last year. Warlich’s 7.2 rebounds per game led the team last season and Oberlin will look to her to control the boards once again. The Yeowomen turn to junior Ellen Neumann and sophomore Allison Gannon to compliment Anderson and Warlich. Neu-mann, a center who is capable of stepping behind the arc and shooting the three, aver-aged seven points a game and grabbed 5.2 rebounds a game. Gannon, who made a late season surge last year, averaged 6.3 points per game as a freshman. The Yeowomen only lost one starter to graduation, Syrea Thomas, and look to continue to improve in league play.

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OBERLIN WOMEN

November15 at LaRoche 8:00 18 KALAMAZOO 7:3022 at Bluffton 7:00 27 EARLHAM 2:00 30 at Otterbein 7:30December3 at Wittenberg 1:00 7 HIRAM 6:00 9 at Carnegie Mellon 7:00 10 at Allegheny 1:00 31 at Adrian 5:00January2 HEIDELBERG 7:00 6 at Ohio Wesleyan 7:30 7 KENYON 7:30 11 ALLEGHENY 6:00 14 at Marygrove 2:00 18 at Wooster 7:30 21 at DePauw 1:00 25 DENISON 6:00 28 WITTENBERG 1:00 31 at Hiram 7:30February3 WOOSTER 7:30 4 OHIO WESLEYAN 5:00 8 at Kenyon 6:00 11 DEPAUW 1:00 15 at Denison 7:30

November19 vs. Spalding 54 63 20 at Mt. St. Joseph 68 58 23 BLUFFTON 51 68 27 at Earlham 85 68 December1 OTTERBEIN 45 77 4 CARNEGIE MELLON 65 58 6 CASE 79 78 8 at Kenyon 47 68 10 at Ursuline 68 83 30 at Heidelberg 58 69 31 ADRIAN 60 65 January3 at Kalamazoo 60 45 5 at Wittenberg 56 67 8 at Wooster 71 41 12 DENISON 35 65 15 ALLEGHENY 45 71 19 at Ohio Wesleyan 62 66 22 HIRAM 58 61 29 WITTENBERG 67 64 February3 at Allegheny 37 80 5 KENYON 60 70 9 WOOSTER 57 66 12 at Hiram 64 49 16 OHIO WESLEYAN 49 64 19 at Denison 62 86 22 at Ohio Wesleyan 60 67




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Head Coach Stacey Ungashick ReedOutlook

Top Returnees & NewcomersTOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGKandis Walker Jr. 5-4 G Utica, Ohio 24 71 50 3.7Julia Grimsley So. 5-5 G Alliance, Ohio 27 66 33 2.8

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolMary Corbett Fr. 5-8 W Columbus, OH/Upper ArlingtonSarah McQuade Fr. 5-6 G Dublin, OH/CoffmanLaNiece McRae Fr. 5-11 P Youngstown, OH/ChaneyCaroline Welker Fr. 5-9 W Delaware, OH/Hayes

It would be an exaggeration to say that coach Stacey Ungashick Reed passed out “Hello, my name is...” labels on the first day of practice. But between Ungashick Reed taking over the Bishop helm and assem-bling a new coaching staff, the fact that more than 70 percent of last year’s offense must be replaced, and the arrival of a dozen freshmen eager to make an immediate im-pact, it is safe to say that there were intro-ductions to be made. Junior Kandis Walker looks to take over the point guard spot. Walker was quite pro-ductive in a reserve role last year, averag-ing over 2.0 assists per game. Sophomore Julia Grimsley returns at one wing position, and will reprise her role as the defensive specialist on the court. Junior Helen Scheb-lo and sophomore Tamra Londot, both of whom started games last season, could take over the post positions. Freshman Sarah McQuade will see ac-tion at point guard. Freshman wing Mary Corbett looks to give the Bishops additional long-range firepower, freshman wing Caro-line Welker can play either the 3 or the 4 po-sition, and freshman post LaNiece McRae will battle for playing time inside.

Location: Delaware, OH 43015Founded: 1842

Nickname: Battling BishopsColors: Red and Black

Enrollment: 1,850President: Rock Jones

Athletic Director: Roger Inglesoffice: (740) 368-3738

Athletic Trainer: Todd Milleroffice phone: (740) 368-3747

Facility: Branch Rickey Arena (2,300)press table: (740) 368-3342Sports Info. Director:

Mark Beckenbachoffice phone: (740) 368-3340

fax: (740) 368-3332email: [email protected]

Head Coach: Stacey Ungashick Reedoffice phone: (740) 368-3729

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2010-11 Overall Record: 15-122010-11 NCAC Record: 10-4 (2nd)

Alma MaterFlorida Southern ‘93

Record at OWU0-0 (1st season)

Overall Record0-0 (1st season)

• Spent past four seasons as an assistant for the Battling Bishops• Prior to joining OWU’s staff, was head coach at Delaware Hayes High School for seven years, leading the Pacers to three conference and seven sectional titles• Delaware, Ohio, native was three-time Ohio Capital Conference Coach of the Year

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OHIO WESLEYAN WOMEN

November16 at Heidelberg 7:00 18 at Mt. St. Joseph Tournament 19 at Mt. St. Joseph Tournament 22 at John Carroll 6:00 26 at Ohio Northern Tournament 27 at Ohio Northern Tournament December3 ALLEGHENY 1:00 7 DENISON 6:00 10 at DePauw 1:00 29 BISHOP CLASSIC 30 BISHOP CLASSIC January2 CAPITAL 7:30 6 OBERLIN 7:30 11 at Denison 6:00 14 at Allegheny 1:00 18 HIRAM 6:00 21 KENYON 2:00 25 at Wooster 6:00 28 DEPAUW 1:00 31 at Wittenberg 7:00 February4 at Oberlin 5:00 8 WOOSTER 6:00 11 at Hiram 1:00 15 at Kenyon 7:30 18 WITTENBERG 1:00

November16 NOTRE DAME (OH) 64 75 19 vs. St. Vincent 53 92 20 vs. Defiance 76 63 23 HEIDELBERG 77 76 27 at Caltech 81 55 28 at Occidental 58 64 December3 vs. Elmhurst 54 64 4 vs. New England 62 81 8 at Capital 61 74 11 WOOSTER 88 78 29 BLUFFTON 83 62 30 HOPE 58 85 January5 ALLEGHENY 92 86 8 DENISON 64 76 12 at Wittenberg 65 53 15 at Hiram 79 68 19 OBERLIN 66 62 22 at Kenyon 52 75 29 at Allegheny 82 92 February3 at Denison 45 755 HIRAM 78 52 9 WITTENBERG 75 69 12 KENYON 78 67 16 at Oberlin 64 49 19 at Wooster 66 59 22 OBERLIN 67 60 25 vs. Allegheny 84 90

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Head Coach Sarah Jurewicz

Location: Springfield, OH 45501Founded: 1845

Nickname: TigersColors: Red and White

Enrollment: 1,950President: Mark H. Erickson

Athletic Director: Garnett Purnelloffice: (937) 327-6472

Athletic Trainer: Ellen Crosbieoffice: (937) 327-6467

Facility: HPER Center (3,000)press table: (937) 327-6126

Director of News Services & Sports Information:

Ryan Maureroffice: (937) 327-6114

email: [email protected] Coach: Sarah Jurewicz




TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGSarah Watson Sr. 6-0 P Hudson, OH 26 168 54 13.5Kim Replogle Sr. 6-0 P Houston, OH 26 125 15 7.5Lauren Cassel Sr. 5-8 W Dublin, OH 26 100 39 8.6

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolKaren Daniel-Hamberg Fr. 5-11 P Columbus, OH/GrandviewEnriquetta Smith Fr. 5-7 G Columbus, OH/Columbus School for GirlsAmber Lara Fr. 5-7 G Oak Park, IL/Forest Hills

Wittenberg returns seven letterwinners, including three starters, in hopes of returning to the top of the NCAC heap in 2011-12. The Tigers are coming off their first losing season in more than 20 years after finishing 12-14 overall and 7-7 in the conference last year. Senior Sarah Watson is the team’s top returning starter after earning second-team All-NCAC honors a year ago. Watson teams with junior Kim Replogle to form a potent post combination. Watson ranked second on the team in three-pointers, while Replogle does most of her work in the paint. There is experience on the perimeter as well, although the loss of first-team All-NCAC wing Katherine Hueter is significant. Senior Lauren Cassel was the team’s most im-proved player a year ago. She started all 26 games and evolved from defensive standout into a reliable scoring option. Cassel shot a team-best 48 percent from the field. She is joined in the starting lineup by versatile senior Lyndsey Clark, who is comfortable in the post or handling the ball. Juniors Aimee Carpenter and Sarah Skidmore and senior Lindley Bell provide depth and experience to the line-up after each earned her first varsity letter in 2010-11.

Alma MaterWittenberg ‘98

Record at WU60-45 (4 years)


• Had assistant coaching stints at Colorado College and Savannah A&D• Named NCAC Coach of the Year in 2009-10• Four-time All-NCAC selection and NCAC Scholar-Athlete as a senior; Member of NCAC’s Second Decade team

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WITTENBERG WOMEN

November15 at Baldwin-Wallace 8:00 18 at Rochester Tournament 19 at Rochester Tournament 22 at Capital 7:30 30 EARLHAM 7:00 December3 OBERLIN 1:00 7 KENYON 7:30 17 at Thomas More 1:00 29 ZIMMERMAN CLASSIC 30 ZIMMERMAN CLASSIC January6 at Hiram 6:00 7 at Allegheny 4:00 14 DENISON 1:00 18 at Kenyon 7:30 21 at Wooster 2:00 25 DEPAUW 6:00 28 at Oberlin 1:00 31 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:00 February3 HIRAM 7:00 4 ALLEGHENY 1:00 8 at Denison 7:30 11 WOOSTER 1:00 15 at DePauw 6:00 18 at Ohio Wesleyan 1:00

November16 BALDWIN-WALLACE 52 70 19 vs. Fontbonne 70 51 20 vs. North Park 70 64 23 CAPITAL 64 72 December1 at Mount Union 62 75 4 at Allegheny 78 81 10 at Trine 69 38 17 vs. Kalamazoo 65 53 18 at Hope 48 69 29 HANOVER 60 64 30 MT. ST. JOSEPH 71 54 January5 OBERLIN 67 56 8 HIRAM 71 64 12 OHIO WESLEYAN 53 65 15 at Kenyon 74 65 19 DENISON 49 60 22 at Wooster 61 46 25 at Cedarville 71 82 29 at Oberlin 64 67 February4 KENYON 61 51 5 ALLEGHENY 75 79 9 at Ohio Wesleyan 69 75 12 WOOSTER 79 50 16 at Denison 60 62 19 at Hiram 72 61 22 at Kenyon 59 70

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Head Coach Ashley Reid

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGJessica Wingen Jr. 6-0 F Pittsburgh, PA 25 164 26 8.5Karley Walker So. 5-7 G South Charleston, WV 23 90 71 9.3Suvi Puripattarapan So. 5-2 G Westport, CT 25 82 54 5.9

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. HometownLauren Cornwell Fr. 5-6 G Alexandria, OHDanielle Spinden Fr. 6-0 F McDonald, PA

Behind core players Jessica Wingen, Karley Walker, and Suvi Puripattarapan, as well as six other returnees, and five incoming freshman, Wooster’s women’s basketball team will be looking to make a drastic im-provement on its standing in the NCAC. Wingen is coming off of an all-confer-ence season, where she led the league in blocks (1.8 bpg), was eighth in rebounds (6.6 rpg), and averaged a career-best 8.5 points per game. The six-foot forward could become one of the top double-double threats in the league. Walker was one of the NCAC’s highest scoring freshmen last year, averaging 9.3 points per game, which included a 33.6 per-cent (36-for-107) clip from three-point range. She also turned up all over the stat sheet, leading the team in assists (3.1 apg) and chipping in 3.9 rebounds along the way. Puripattarapan is likely to take over the starting point guard duties this winter, after earning 12 starting nods in 2010-11. The sophomore made 26 three-pointers and led the team steals (37) a season ago. Also noteworthy, senior Samantha Sulzer returns after having a career year as does promising sophomore Ashley Linde-mann and senior Sarah Abboud.

Location: Wooster, OH 44691Founded: 1866

Nickname: Fighting ScotsColors: Black and Old Gold

Enrollment: 2,000President: Grant H. Cornwell

Athletic Director: Keith D. Beckettoffice: (330) 263-2189

Athletic Trainer: Tom Loveoffice: (330) 263-2184

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Alma MaterWalsh ‘04

Record at WOO3-22 (1 season)

Overall Record3-22 (1 season)

• Sixth head coach in 45-year history of Wooster women’s program• Served as an assistant for the Fighting Scots for four seasons• Walsh’s second-leading career scorer with 1,725 points

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WOOSTER WOMEN

November15 JOHN CARROLL 7:30 19 NORTHWESTERN (OH) 3:00 20 MUSKINGUM 3:00 30 at Allegheny 6:00 December3 at Hiram 1:00 6 BLUFFTON 7:30 10 at Case 2:00 19 at Albion 5:30 20 at Trine 3:00 30 at Waynesburg 5:00 January3 at Kenyon 7:30 7 DENISON 1:00 11 HIRAM 6:00 14 at DePauw 1:00 18 OBERLIN 7:30 21 WITTENBERG 2:00 25 OHIO WESLEYAN 6:00 31 at Denison 7:30February3 at Oberlin 7:30 4 KENYON 7:30 8 at Ohio Wesleyan 6:00 11 at Wittenberg 1:00 15 ALLEGHENY 6:00 18 DEPAUW 1:00

November15 at John Carroll 51 82 20 THIEL 59 50 21 GENESEO ST. 46 66 27 vs. Wash. & Jeff. 54 69 28 at Marietta 77 93 December1 HIRAM 58 62 8 at Ursuline 61 73 11 at Ohio Wesleyan 78 88 18 at Bluffton 56 73 19 CASE 49 81 30 DEFIANCE 38 53 January3 at Earlham 78 68 8 OBERLIN 41 71 12 at Kenyon 40 85 15 at Denison 61 73 19 at Allegheny 46 80 22 WITTENBERG 46 61 29 KENYON 54 66 February3 at Hiram 60 64 5 DENISON 46 61 9 at Oberlin 66 57 12 at Wittenberg 50 79 16 ALLEGHENY 46 65 19 OHIO WESLEYAN 59 66 22 at Denison 40 75

November 15Grove City at Allegheny, 6:00Muskingum at Kenyon, 6:00Denison at Bethany, 7:00Hiram at Marietta, 7:30John Carroll at Wooster, 7:30Oberlin at LaRoche, 8:00Wittenberg at Bald.-Wallace, 8:00

November 16Ohio Wesleyan at Heidelberg, 7:00

November 18 Allegheny InvitationalDenison at Manchester TourneyDePauw at Franklin TournamentHiram at PSU-Behrend TournamentKenyon at Wilmington TournamentKalamazoo at Oberlin, 7:30Ohio Wesleyan at Mt. St. Joseph TournamentWittenberg at Rochester Tourney November 19 Allegheny Invitational Denison at Manchester TourneyDePauw at Franklin TournamentHiram at PSU-Behrend TournamentKenyon at Wilmington TournamentNorthwestern(OH) at Wooster, 3:00Ohio Wesleyan at Mt. St. Joseph TournamentWittenberg at Rochester Tourney

November 20Muskingum at Wooster, 3:00

November 22O. Wesleyan at John Carroll, 6:00 Wash. & Jeff. at Allegheny, 6:00Thiel at Denison, 6:30Oberlin at Bluffton, 7:00Ohio Northern at Kenyon, 7:00Wittenberg at Capital, 7:30

November 26Allegheny at Mt. Union Turkey ShootDePauw at Washington (MO) Tournament Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio Northern Tournament Kenyon at Case, 2:00Westminster at Hiram, 2:00Denison vs. Carnegie Mellon (@ Case),4:00

November 27Allegheny at Mt. Union Turkey ShootDePauw at Washington (MO) Tournament Earlham at Oberlin, 2:00 Kenyon vs.Carnegie Mellon (@ Case), 2:00Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio Northern TournamentThiel at Hiram, 2:00Denison at Case, 4:00

WOMEN’S SCHEDULENovember 30Heidelberg at Kenyon, 6:00 Wooster at Allegheny, 6:00Earlham at Wittenberg, 7:00 Oberlin at Otterbein, 7:30Millikin at DePauw, 8:00

December 3Allegheny at Ohio Wesleyan, 1:00Denison at DePauw, 1:00 Oberlin at Wittenberg, 1:00 Wooster at Hiram, 1:00

December 6 Allegheny at SUNY-Fredonia, 7:00Bluffton at Wooster, 7:30

December 7Denison at Ohio Wesleyan, 6:00Hiram at Oberlin, 6:00Kenyon at Wittenberg, 7:30

December 9Oberlin at Carnegie Mellon, 7:00

December 10Oberlin at Allegheny, 1:00Ohio Wesleyan at DePauw, 1:00Wooster at Case, 2:00

December 13Grove City at Denison, 6:00 Allegheny at Mt. Aloysius, 7:00

December 17 Hiram at Kenyon, 1:00Wittenberg at Thomas More, 1:00

December 19Kenyon at Transylvania TourneyWooster at Albion, 5:30 Hiram at Waynesburg, 7:30

December 20DePauw at Wilmington Tournament Kenyon at Transylvania TourneyWooster at Trine, 3:00

December 21DePauw at Wilmington Tournament

December 29OWU Bishop ClassicWittenberg Zimmerman Classic Hanover at Denison, 3:00 Alma at DePauw, 5:00

December 30OWU Bishop ClassicWittenberg Zimmerman ClassicWestminster at Denison, 3:00Wooster at Waynesburg, 5:00 Hiram at Occidental, 6:00

December 31Oberlin at Adrian, 5:00 Hiram at Chapman, 6:00

January 2 Heidelberg at Oberlin, 7:00 Capital at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30

January 3 Carnegie Mellon at Allegheny, 7:30Wooster at Kenyon, 7:30

January 6DePauw at Allegheny, 6:00Wittenberg at Hiram, 6:00Kenyon at Denison, 7:30 Oberlin at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30

January 7Denison at Wooster, 1:00DePauw at Hiram, 2:00 Wittenberg at Allegheny, 4:00Kenyon at Oberlin, 7:30

January 11 Allegheny at Oberlin, 6:00DePauw at Kenyon, 6:00Hiram at Wooster, 6:00 Ohio Wesleyan at Denison, 6:00

January 14Denison at Wittenberg, 1:00 Ohio Wesleyan at Allegheny, 1:00Wooster at DePauw, 1:00Kenyon at Hiram, 2:00Oberlin at Marygrove, 2:00

January 18 Hiram at Ohio Wesleyan, 6:00 Oberlin at Wooster, 7:30 Wittenberg at Kenyon, 7:30 DePauw at Denison, 8:00

January 21 Allegheny at Denison, 1:00Oberlin at DePauw, 1:00Kenyon at Ohio Wesleyan, 2:00Wittenberg at Wooster, 2:00

January 25 Denison at Oberlin, 6:00DePauw at Wittenberg, 6:00 Hiram at Allegheny, 6:00 Ohio Wesleyan at Wooster, 6:00

January 28Allegheny at Kenyon, 1:00Denison at Hiram, 1:00DePauw at Ohio Wesleyan, 1:00Wittenberg at Oberlin, 1:00

January 31 Kenyon at DePauw, 7:30Oberlin at Hiram, 7:30Ohio Wesleyan at Wittenberg, 7:00Wooster at Denison, 7:30

February 3Allegheny at DePauw, 6:00Hiram at Wittenberg, 7:00 Denison at Kenyon, 7:30Wooster at Oberlin, 7:30

February 4Allegheny at Wittenberg, 1:00Hiram at DePauw, 3:00Ohio Wesleyan at Oberlin, 5:00 Kenyon at Wooster, 7:30

February 8 Allegheny at Hiram, 6:00Oberlin at Kenyon, 6:00Wooster at Ohio Wesleyan, 6:00Wittenberg at Denison, 7:30

February 11Denison at Allegheny, 1:00DePauw at Oberlin, 1:00Ohio Wesleyan at Hiram, 1:00Wooster at Wittenberg, 1:00

February 15Allegheny at Wooster, 6:00Oberlin at Denison, 6:00Ursuline at Hiram, 6:00 Wittenberg at DePauw, 6:00Ohio Wesleyan at Kenyon, 7:30

February 18DePauw at Wooster, 1:00 Kenyon at Allegheny, 1:00Wittenberg at Ohio Wesleyan, 1:00Hiram at Denison, 2:00

Feburary 21NCAC Tournament Quarterfinals

February 24NCAC Tournament Semifinals

February 25NCAC Tournament Finals

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Team (Game)Points: 112 -- Allegheny (vs. Denison), 1/11/86; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Earlham), 2/19/92Points (Two Teams): 194 -- Allegheny (108) vs. Oberlin (86), 2/6/91; Ohio Wesleyan (101) vs. Point Park (93), 11/29/97Margin of Victory: 95 -- Allegheny (112) vs. Denison (17), 1/11/86Field Goals: 51 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Earlham), 2/19/92Field Goal Attempts: 105 -- Allegheny (vs. Oberlin), 2/6/85Field Goal Percentage: 65.7 (44-67) -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Denison), 1/17/90Three-Point Field Goals: 17 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Kenyon), 1/11/06Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 59 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Chatham), 11/27/05Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (5-5) -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Lake Erie), 1/31/94Free Throws: 37 -- Earlham (vs. Wooster), 2/5/94Free Throw Attempts: 55 -- Earlham (vs. Wooster), 2/5/94Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (16-16) -- Kenyon (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 2/7/87Rebounds: 79 -- Oberlin (vs. Wilberforce), 2/6/99Assists: 36 -- Earlham (vs. Cincinnati Bible), 12/6/93, Wooster (vs. Trinity, DC) 12/19/02Blocked Shots: 14 -- Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/12/94Steals: 31 -- Wittenberg (vs. Kenyon), 2/25/92

Team (Season)Points: 2395 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Scoring Offense: 82.9 (28-2320) -- Allegheny, 1985-86Scoring Defense: 47.5 (27-1283) -- Kenyon, 2004-05Scoring Margin: 30.7 (82.9-52.2) -- Allegheny, 1985-86Field Goals: 975 -- Allegheny, 1985-86Field Goal Attempts: 2122 -- Allegheny, 1985-86Field Goal Percentage: 47.7 (773-1621) -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1991-92Field Goal Percentage Defense: 32.9 (440-1337) -- Kenyon, 2004-05Three-Point Field Goals: 264 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2005-06Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 867 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2005-06Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 39.5 (144-365) -- Wittenberg, 1995-96Free Throws: 523 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Free Throw Attempts: 766 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Free Throw Percentage: 77.4 (438-566) -- Allegheny, 2010-11Rebounds: 1565 -- Wooster, 1984-85Rebound Margin: 15.5 (52.6-37.1) -- Allegheny, 1985-86Assists: 539 -- Allegheny, 1986-87Blocked Shots: 162 -- Wooster, 1996-97Steals: 424 -- Wittenberg, 2002-03Wins: 28 -- Denison, 2010-11Winning Percentage: .966 (28-1) -- Denison, 2010-11Winning Streak: 27 -- Denison, 2010-11Winning Streak (NCAC): 53 -- Wittenberg, 1993-96

Individual (Game)Points: 61 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/6/91Field Goals: 28 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/6/91Field Goal Attempts: 55 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/6/91Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (12-12) -- Amber Bishop, Wittenberg (vs. Hiram), 2/7/03Three-Point Field Goals: 10 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/20/96; Kim Graf, Kenyon (vs. Bluffton), 2/12/97Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 24 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon (vs. Asbury), 2/11/95Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6) -- Amber Sherman, Wittenberg (vs. Allegheny), 1/4/97Free Throws: 18 -- Alyssa Clark, Oberlin (vs. Earlham), 1/21/06

Free Throw Attempts: 22 -- Shannon Ferguson, Earlham (vs. Wittenberg), 2/12/92; Shannon Ferguson, Earlham (vs. Wooster), 2/5/94Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (15-15) -- Katie Montague, Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 2/11/98Rebounds: 25 -- Kim Huber, Allegheny (vs. Thiel), 1/10/96; Michelle Popovec, Allegheny (vs. Wooster), 2/9/00Assists: 17 -- Traci Duez, CWRU (vs. Lake Erie), 2/1/85Blocked Shots: 10 -- Dee Wells, Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/12/94Steals: 13 -- Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin (vs. Wooster), 1/29/02

Individual (Season)Points: 778 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-90Scoring Average: 31.2 (24-749) -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1990-91Field Goals: 319 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-90 Field Goal Attempts: 710 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-90Field Goal Percentage: 63.8 (125--196) -- Stephanie Boardman, Wittenberg, 2007-08Three-Point Field Goals: 110 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1996-97Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 279 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1995-96Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 52.3 (23-44) -- Kym Wenz, Wooster, 2007-08Free Throws: 183 -- Jessica Viertlboeck, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Free Throw Attempts: 236 -- Karen Schell, Kenyon, 1997-98Free Throw Percentage: 90.1 (82-91) -- Pam Quigney, Ohio Wesleyan, 2008-09Rebounds: 360 -- Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Assists: 177 -- Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny, 1985-86Blocked Shots: 106 -- Kristen Sheffield, Denison, 2004-05Steals: 129 -- Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin, 2001-02

Individual (Career)Points: 2112 -- Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001-05Scoring Average (min. 1000 points): 31.2 (49-1527) -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-91Field Goals: 822 -- Kim Huber, Allegheny, 1992-96Field Goal Attempts: 1738 -- Kim Huber, Allegheny, 1992-96Field Goal Percentage (min. 250 made): 57.1 (741-1298) -- Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 1998-02Three-Point Field Goals: 365 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1993-97Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 987 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1993-97Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 90 made): 41.5 (167-402) -- Kim Wenz, Wooster, 2006-09Free Throws: 522 -- Shannon Ferguson, Earlham, 1990-94Free Throw Attempts: 704 -- Shannon Ferguson, Earlham, 1990-94Free Throw Percentage (min. 120 made): 81.6 (142-174) -- Michelle Westerdale, Wittenberg, 1991-95Rebounds: 1217 -- Jill Myers, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Assists: 601 -- Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny, 1984-88Blocked Shots: 336 -- Kristen Sheffield, Denison, 2003-07Steals: 404 -- Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin, 1998-02

WOMEN’S RECORDS

Field GoalsSEASON319 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1989-90309 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1990-91235 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 2000-01229 Christi Clay (DEN) 1993-94222 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2002-03

CAREER822 Kim Huber (ALL) 1992-96741 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 1998-02761 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2001-05684 Krista Jacobs (OWU) 1988-92664 Christi Clay (DEN) 1990-94

Three-Point Field GoalsSEASON110 Kim Graf (KEN) 1996-9793 Kim Graf (KEN) 1995-9687 Mechelle Pothast (WIT) 1995-9682 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-0581 Kim Graf (KEN) 1993-94 Kim Graf (KEN) 1994-95

CAREER365 Kim Graf (KEN) 1993-97257 Stephany Dunmyer (KEN) 1996-00232 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-05222 Alicia Moreno (KEN) 2004-08200 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2003-07

Free ThrowsSEASON183 Jess Viertlboeck (OWU) 2000-01156 Karen Schell (KEN) 1997-98153 Kim Huber (ALL) 1995-96 Shannon Ferguson (ERL) 1991-92 Ann Osborne (OWU) 1986-87

CAREER522 Shannon Ferguson (ERL) 1990-94463 Jess Viertlboeck (OWU) 1997-01427 Ann Osborne (OWU) 1984-88411 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2001-05406 Kim Huber (ALL) 1992-96

ReboundsSEASON360 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 2000-01333 Jill Myers (OWU) 1987-88329 Jennifer Young (ALL) 1991-92315 Jill Myers (OWU) 1986-87 Jennifer Young (ALL) 1990-91

CAREER1217 Jill Myers (OWU) 1984-881127 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 1998-021078 Danielle Rogers (WIT) 1989-931021 Krista Jacobs (OWU) 1988-92925 Karen Schell (KEN) 1995-99

AssistsSEASON177 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1985-86172 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1986-87167 Jill Swanson (ALL) 1984-85165 Serafina Nuzzo (DEN) 2010-11161 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1987-88

CAREER601 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1984-88529 Christy Evans (WOO) 1988-92462 Tyler Cordell (OWU) 2007-11461 Ellen O’Brien (DEN) 2005-09456 Amanda Schmidt (ALL) 1993-97

Blocked ShotsSEASON106 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2004-0580 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2003-0476 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2005-0674 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2006-0768 Monica Hansen (WOO) 1987-88

CAREER336 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2003-07165 Carolyn Simpson (DEN) 2005-09158 Kristen Rice (WOO) 1999-03155 Jennifer Latronica (ALL) 2003-07153 Dee Wells (OBE) 1991-95

StealsSEASON129 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 2001-02125 Lisa Smith (ALL) 1986-87117 Amanda Schmidt (ALL) 1993-94110 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 1998-99 Mary Jo Domurat (CWR) 1986-87

CAREER412 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 1998-02345 Christi Clay (DEN) 1990-94312 Amanda Schmidt (ALL) 1993-97280 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-05268 Allison McCombe (DEN) 1992-96

PointsSEASON778 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1989-90749 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1990-91604 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2002-03593 Kim Huber (ALL) 1995-96576 Christi Clay (DEN) 1993-94

1000-Point Scorers2112 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2001-052053 Kim Huber (ALL) 1992-961969 Shannon Ferguson (ERL) 1990-941802 Krista Jacobs (OWU) 1988-921794 Kim Graf (KEN) 1993-971777 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 1998-021763 Allison McCombe (DEN) 1992-961693 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 1998-021655 Jess Viertlboeck (OWU) 1997-011645 Christi Clay (DEN) 1990-941612 Jill Myers (OWU) 1984-881610 Katie Montague (WOO) 1995-991558 Kym Wenz (WOO) 2006-101555 Stephany Dunmyer (KEN) 1996-001527 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1989-911482 Shaina Kaiser (DEN) 2007-111465 Cassie Bedard (HIR) 2003-071461 Kayla Gordon (OWU) 2007-111459 Lindsey Chappell (ERL) 2000-041443 Karen Schell (KEN) 1995-991438 Tyler Cordell (OWU) 2007-111436 Jill Tibbe (KEN) 1984-881416 Alyssa Clark (OBE) 2005-091413 Pam Quigney (OWU) 2007-111398 Ann Osborne (OWU) 1984-881380 Megan Coughlin (OWU) 1996-001353 Jessica Oram (OBE) 2003-071349 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2003-071338 Carly Loerhke (WOO) 2003-071297 Sarah Jurewicz (WIT) 1994-981287 Vicki Painter (ERL) 1996-001257 Carolyn Simpson (DEN) 2005-091244 Beth Green (WIT) 1990-941226 Erin McQuillan (ALL) 1991-951222 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-051220 Jody Chattin (CWR) 1992-961201 Lisa Diment (WOO) 1983-87 Tasha Merrill (ERL) 2005-091197 Allison Bethea (CWR) 1984-881193 Jill Gregory (ALL) 2007-111176 Stephanie Boardman (WIT) 2006-101173 Katy Zeanah (KEN) 2002-061172 Malisha Richardson (OBE) 1999-031171 Kate Rolf (WIT) 1999-031169 Jeannie Alcorn (ALL) 1988-921142 Jessica Kankoski (ALL) 2000-041138 Katie Gregorevich (WIT) 2004-081126 Ronnie Bohm (ALL) 1987-911120 Robin Jones (DEN) 1982-871108 Danielle Rogers (WIT) 1989-931106 Erica Brizendine (OWU) 2002-051103 Karen Porath (OWU) 1989-931093 LaSonya Crawl (WOO) 1989-931081 Jenni Swartz (WIT) 1989-931069 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1984-881060 Nara DeJesus (WOO) 1999-031053 Brenda Heil (WOO) 1986-891050 Emma Woodward (DEN) 2001-05

Active Leaders

Points: 890 - Morgan Korinek, KENField Goals: 352 - Korinek, KEN3-Point FG: 95 - Tiffany Sheilds, HIRFree Throws: 180 - Korinek, KENRebounds: 579 - Korinek, KENAssists: 296 - Allison Anderson, OBEBlocked Shots: 72 - Lucy Follansbee, DENSteals: 179 - Korinek, KEN

WOMEN’S LEADERS1043 Anne Dugan (KEN) 2004-081035 Syrea Thomas (OBE) 2007-111027 Molly Baumann (DEN) 1997-011019 Carin Crislip (DEN) 1984-87 Teresa Page (ERL) 1990-94

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First TeamName School Yr. Pos. Hometown PPG RPG APGTyler Cordell Ohio Wesleyan Sr. G Columbus, Ohio 17.0 5.0 4.7Kayla Ernst Kenyon So. P Batavia, Ohio 14.8 5.3 1.5Heidi Goeller Allegheny So. F Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 14.7 5.9 1.2Katherine Hueter Wittenberg Sr. W Columbus, Ohio 13.0 8.8 3.4Shaina Kaiser Denison Sr. W Ostrander, Ohio 16.5 7.6 3.2Serafina Nuzzo Denison So. PG Western Springs, Illinois 11.7 4.9 6.1Pam Quigney Ohio Wesleyan Sr. PG Mentor, Ohio 16.5 4.7 1.5

Second TeamAllison Anderson Oberlin So. G Springfield, Illinois 15.1 6.0 6.3Nicole Coggins Denison So. W Mesa, Arizona 8.6 3.3 2.0Kayla Gordon Ohio Wesleyan Sr. P St. Louis, Missouri 16.3 7.8 2.0Jill Gregory Allegheny Sr. G Jeanette, Pennsylvania 12.9 4.3 2.0Morgan Korinek Kenyon Jr. P Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 12.9 9.3 2.0Erica Restich Allegheny Fr. G/F Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 10.9 4.7 1.7Sarah Watson Wittenberg Jr. P Hudson, Ohio 13.5 6.5 2.1

Honorable MentionJess Cowan Hiram Sr. G Hiram, Ohio 11.5 6.6 2.2Kelsey Durichko Hiram Jr. PG Brunswick, Ohio 6.8 6.5 5.3Maureen Hirt Kenyon Fr. G Bloomington, Indiana 14.0 4.9 1.8Kat Powers Kenyon Sr. G Chagrin Falls, Ohio 8.4 2.4 2.2Syrea Thomas Oberlin Sr. G Cleveland, Ohio 12.6 5.4 1.3Jessica Wingen Wooster So. F Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 8.5 6.6 1.0

AlleghenyRonnie Bohm 1989-91Heidi Goeller 2011Jill Gregory 2010Karen Gubish 1987Suzanne Helfant 1987-88Kim Huber 1994-95-96Jessica Kankoski 2002-04Katie Kestler 2007Cindy Kyler 1989Caitlin Murtaugh 2006Stephanie Pollock 2001Michelle Popovec 2000Joan Smith 1986Jill Swanson 1985Jennifer Young 1992Stephanie Wolf 2008-09

DenisonLisa Attebery 1991Molly Baumann 2001Christi Clay 1994Robin Jones 1987Shaina Kaiser 2009-10-11Allison McCombe 1995-96Serafina Nuzzo 2011Ellen O’Brien 2008-09Megan Overom 2003Mary Kay Schwaninger 1998Kristin Sheffield 2006-07Carolyn Simpson 2008-09Emma Woodward 2004-05

KenyonEmily Donovan 1997Stephany Dunmyer 1998-00Anne Dugan 2008Kayla Ernst 2011Sara Fox 2002Kim Graf 1995-96-97Morgan Korinek 2010Alisha Moreno 2007-08Karen Schell 1998-99Heather Spencer 1989Jill Tibbe 1985-86-87-88Katy Zeanah 2004-05-06

OberlinCristina Briboneria 2005Nzinga Broussard 1999-00-01-02Ann Gilbert 1990-91Jessica Oram 2007Malisha Richardson 2003

Ohio WesleyanErica Brizendine 2005Tyler Cordell 2010-11Megan Coughlin 1997-98-99Steffi Graf 2008Kelly Heil 2002-03-04-05Krista Jacobs 1989-90-91-92Rachel Messaros 2007Jill Myers 1985-86-88Ann Osborne 1986-88Karen Porath 1992-93Pam Quigney 2009-11Kate Ryan 1993Katy Sturtz 1999-00-01-02Jess Viertlboeck 2000-01

All-Time First Team SelectionsWittenberg

Ann Brokaw 1990Stephanie Boardman 2009-10Stephanie Campbell 2003Carrie Dyer 2010Beth Green 1992-93-94Katie Gregorevich 2007-08Kathy Hittle 2006Katherine Hueter 2011Sarah Jurewicz 1995-96-98Melissa Kolbe 1999Mechelle Pothast 1996-97Danielle Rogers 1990Kate Rolf 2001-02-03Jenni Swartz 1991Haley Warden 2004Michelle Westerdale 1995

WoosterMaribeth Bentler 1985LaSonya Crawl 1993LaWanda Crawl 1989-90Barb Davis 1986Lisa Diment 1987Christy Evans 1992Lisa First 1995Carly Loehrke 2006-07Kaitlin Krister 2010Katie Montague 1997-98Amy Smith 1985Kym Wenz 2009-10

‘10-11 WOMEN’S ALL-NCACTEAM OFFENSE G PTS P/GAllegheny 27 1959 72.6Denison 29 2071 71.4Ohio Wesleyan 27 1872 69.3Kenyon 27 1769 65.5Wittenberg 26 1694 65.2

TEAM DEFENSE G PTS P/GDenison 29 1553 53.6Kenyon 27 1627 60.3Wittenberg 26 1644 63.2Hiram 26 1716 66.0Oberlin 26 1717 66.0

OFF. FG % G FG FGA PCTDenison 29 802 1804 .445Wittenberg 26 626 1480 .423Allegheny 27 689 1669 .413Ohio Wesleyan 27 667 1671 .399Kenyon 27 654 1647 .397

DEF. FG% G FG FGA PCTDenison 29 559 1558 .359Wooster 25 595 1541 .386Kenyon 27 572 1467 .390Hiram 26 631 1609 .392Wittenberg 26 616 1561 .395

3-POINT FG % G FG FGA PCTAllegheny 27 143 419 .341Denison 29 150 457 .328Kenyon 27 151 470 .321Oberlin 26 175 552 .317Wittenberg 26 113 360 .314

FREE-THROW % G FT FTA PCTAllegheny 27 438 566 .774Ohio Wesleyan 27 406 528 .769Kenyon 27 310 426 .728Denison 29 317 444 .714Wooster 25 249 357 .697

SCORE MARGIN G OFF DEF MARDenison 29 71.4 53.6 +17.9Kenyon 27 65.5 60.3 +5.3Allegheny 27 72.6 70.4 +2.1Wittenberg 26 65.2 63.2 +1.9Ohio Wesleyan 27 69.3 70.4 -1.1

REB. MARGIN G REB OPP MARDenison 29 40.4 33.0 +7.4Wittenberg 26 40.4 35.3 +5.2Kenyon 27 39.4 36.4 +3.0Allegheny 27 40.4 39.4 +1.0Ohio Wesleyan 27 39.1 43.0 -3.9

SCORING G PTS P/GTyler Cordell, OWU 27 459 17.0Pam Quigney, OWU 27 445 16.5Shaina Kaiser, DEN 29 473 16.3Kayla Gordon, OWU 27 440 16.3Allison Anderson, OBE 24 363 15.1High: 38 - Allison Anderson, OBE

REBOUNDS G REB R/GMorgan Korinek, KEN 27 252 9.3Katherine Hueter, WIT 26 230 8.8Kayla Gordon, OWU 27 210 7.8Shaina Kaiser, DEN 29 216 7.4Kelly Warlich, OBE 25 181 7.4High: 17 - Kristen Schwartz, WOO

ASSISTS G A A/GAllison Anderson, OBE 24 150 6.3Serafina Nuzzo, DEN 28 165 5.9Kelsey Durichko, HIR 26 138 5.3Tyler Cordell, OBE 27 127 4.7Katherine Hueter, WIT 26 89 3.4High: 11 - Serafina Nuzzo, DEN

3-PT FIELD GOALS G FG 3/GMaureen Hirt, KEN 27 70 2.6Allison Anderson, OBE 24 46 1.9Taylor Keegan, WOO 21 40 1.9Pam Quigney, OWU 27 48 1.8Syrea Thomas, OBE 26 45 1.7Jessica Cowan, HIR 26 45 1.7

FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG FGA PCTHeidi Goeeler, ALL 26 145 284 .511Kristen Schwartz, WOO 23 80 157 .510Nicole Coggins, DEN 29 105 217 .484Kayla Ernst, KEN 27 165 343 .481Lauren Cassel, WIT 26 87 181 .481

FREE THROW PCT G FT FTA PCTPam Quigney, OWU 27 79 92 .859Kayla Gordon, OWU 27 129 152 .849Heidi Goeller, ALL 26 91 110 .827Tyler Cordell, OWU 27 88 107 .822Jill Gregory, ALL 27 70 89 .787

3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT G FG FGA PCTSaddie Gravatt, ALL 27 38 93 .409Jill Gregory, ALL 27 33 86 .384Haley Dahlgard, DEN 29 36 94 .383Erica Restich, ALL 26 29 78 .372Katherine Heuter, WIT 26 34 94 .362

BLOCKED SHOTS G BLK B/GJessica Wingen, WOO 25 46 1.8Kayla Gordon, OWU 27 47 1.7Lucy Follansbee, DEN 29 42 1.4Kristen Schwartz, WOO 23 32 1.4Kelly Warlich, OBE 25 27 1.1High: 6 - Kristen Schwartz, WOO

STEALS G S S/GAllison Anderson, OBE 24 69 2.9Morgan Korinek, KEN 27 65 2.4Tyler Cordell, OWU 27 63 2.3Kelsey Durichko, HIR 26 56 2.2Katherine Heuter, WIT 26 54 2.1High: 9 - Morgan Korinek, KEN

‘10-11 WOMEN’S STATS

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2010-11 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Denison * 14-0 28-12) Ohio Wesleyan 10-4 15-123) Allegheny 9-5 17-104) Kenyon 8-6 15-125) Wittenberg 7-7 12-146) Hiram 4-10 12-147) Oberlin 3-11 8-188) Wooster 1-13 3-22

2009-10 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 15-1 19-82) Ohio Wesleyan 14-2 20-73) Denison * 10-6 21-84) Kenyon 9-7 17-105) Wooster 8-8 11-156) Allegheny 7-9 10-167) Oberlin 4-12 5-218) Hiram 3-13 4-229) Earlham 2-14 3.22

2008-09 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Denison 16-0 19-72) Kenyon 11-5 13-133) Ohio Wesleyan* 10-6 17-12 Allegheny 10-6 16-125) Wittenberg 9-7 14-126) Wooster 6-10 8-187) Hiram 5-11 7-198) Oberlin 3-13 5-219) Earlham 2-14 3-21

2007-08 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Kenyon 16-0 20-72) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 18-8 Wittenberg 12-4 15-114) Denison* 11-5 18-115) Allegheny 8-8 11-156) Oberlin 4-12 5-217) Wooster 3-13 6-19 Hiram 3-13 5-10 Earlham 3-13 4-22

2006-07 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Denison* 15-1 25-52) Allegheny 11-5 19-8 Wittenberg 11-5 15-114) Kenyon 10-6 14-135) Ohio Wesleyan 9-7 14-12 Wooster 9-7 14-127) Oberlin 3-13 7-19 Earlham 3-13 4-229) Hiram 1-15 6-19

2005-06 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 14-2 19-82) Allegheny 13-3 18-93) Denison* 11-5 22-7 Kenyon 11-5 21-75) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 14-126) Wooster 4-12 7-19 Earlham 4-12 5-218) Hiram 3-13 8-179) Oberlin 2-14 4-20

2004-05 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Kenyon 14-2 22-52) Denison* 12-4 20-9 Wittenberg 12-4 17-104) Allegheny 10-6 18-8 Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 17-106) Wooster 7-9 12-147) Oberlin 5-11 10-168) Hiram 2-14 8-189) Earlham 0-16 3-21

2003-04 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 16-0 25-62) Allegheny 13-3 17-113) Denison 11-5 18-94) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 15-125) Kenyon 7-9 10-156) Earlham 6-10 9-167) Wooster 4-12 10-168) Oberlin 3-13 7-199) Hiram 2-14 6-19

2002-03 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 16-0 24-52) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 18-103) Denison 10-6 16-10 Allegheny 10-6 13-145) Earlham 8-8 13-116) Wooster 7-9 13-137) Kenyon 5-11 10-158) Oberlin 2-14 6-199) Hiram 2-14 3-22

2001-02 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 14-2 21-62) Ohio Wesleyan* 13-3 21-83) Denison 11-5 16-94) Allegheny 10-6 15-115) Kenyon 8-8 12-126) Earlham 7-9 11-157) Oberlin 5-11 10-148) Wooster 4-12 9-169) Hiram 0-16 3-21

2000-01 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan* 13-3 26-7 Allegheny 13-3 20-63) Wittenberg 11-5 18-8 Earlham 11-5 17-105) Denison 10-6 14-116) Kenyon 6-10 10-147) Oberlin 5-11 6-198) Wooster 2-14 4-219) Hiram 1-15 4-20

1999-00 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan 14-2 23-32) Kenyon* 12-4 21-73) Wittenberg 10-6 14-11 Denison 10-6 16-105) Allegheny 7-9 11-146) Earlham 6-10 9-17 Oberlin 6-10 12-138) Wooster 5-11 8-179) Hiram 2-14 5-19

1998-99 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan* 14-2 21-7 Wittenberg 14-2 20-73) Denison 10-6 14-104) Allegheny 9-7 14-115) Oberlin 8-8 15-116) Kenyon 6-10 12-137) Wooser 5-11 8-178) CWRU 4-12 8-179) Earlham 2-14 6-18

1997-98 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 15-1 22-62) Denison 11-5 17-9 Kenyon 11-5 15-114) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 15-115) Allegheny 8-8 12-13 Wooster 8-8 12-137) Earlham 4-12 9-168) Oberlin 3-13 6-169) CWRU 2-14 5-19

1996-97 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Kenyon* 16-0 26-22) Wittenberg 13-3 17-83) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 13-124) Wooster 9-7 12-13 CWRU 9-7 12-146) Allegheny 8-8 11-147) Earlham 5-11 7-188) Oberlin 1-15 4-21 Denison 1-15 1-23

ALL-TIME STANDINGS - W1995-96

NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 15-1 21-72) Kenyon 11-5 18-8 Ohio Wesleyan 11-5 15-9 CWRU 11-5 15-105) Allegheny 8-8 16-10 Wooster 8-8 13-147) Earlham 6-10 11-148) Denison 2-14 5-209) Oberlin 0-16 2-22

1994-95 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 16-0 25-32) Ohio Wesleyan 13-3 22-63) Allegheny 11-5 18-84) CWRU 8-8 10-155) Kenyon 6-10 12-11 Earlham 6-10 10-13 Wooster 6-10 10-168) Denison 5-11 9-159) Oberlin 1-15 3-20

1993-94 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 16-0 24-42) Denison* 12-4 18-93) Allegheny 10-6 16-10 Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 14-95) Earlham 9-7 12-116) Kenyon 7-9 10-147) CWRU 5-11 5-208) Wooster 3-13 5-199) Oberlin 0-16 0-20

1992-93 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan 15-1 21-62) Wittenberg* 14-2 23-43) Wooster 10-6 13-114) Denison 9-7 13-12 CWRU 9-7 12-136) Allegheny 7-9 11-157) Earlham 6-10 11-128) Kenyon 2-14 3-199) Oberlin 0-16 0-21

1991-92 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan* 15-1 23-2 Wittenberg 15-1 21-73) Wooster 12-4 20-74) Allegheny 9-7 15-115) Denison 8-8 13-136) Earlham 5-11 5-197) CWRU 4-12 4-218) Kenyon 2-14 3-19 Oberlin 2-14 2-21

1990-91 NCAC ALLNORTH W-L W-L1) Allegheny 9-2 19-82) Wooster 8-3 18-73) Oberlin 6-5 13-114) CWRU 1-10 4-19

SOUTH1) Wittenberg* 11-1 24-42) Ohio Wesleyan 9-3 20-83) Denison 5-7 11-104) Earlham 3-9 4-215) Kenyon 0-12 0-24

1989-90 NCAC ALLNORTH W-L W-L1) Wooster* 9-2 20-62) Allegheny 6-5 12-13 Oberlin 6-5 10-154) CWRU 2-9 3-21

SOUTH1) Wittenberg 12-0 26-32) Ohio Wesleyan 9-3 17-83) Kenyon 4-8 5 -164) Earlham 2-10 4-19 Denison 2-10 3-18

1988-89 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny* 11-1 20-72) Ohio Wesleyan 10-2 12-103) Wooster 8-4 16-114) Kenyon 5-7 7-185) Denison 3-9 5-15 Oberlin 3-9 3-207) CWRU 2-10 3-20

1987-88 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny* 11-1 19-62) Ohio Wesleyan 10-2 16-103) Kenyon 9-3 13-124) Wooster 6-6 9-165) Oberlin 3-9 5-15 Denison 3-9 3-187) CWRU 0-12 0-23

1986-87 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny* 12-0 25-42) Kenyon 10-2 15-103) Ohio Wesleyan 7-5 13-124) CWRU 5-7 9-16 Wooster 5-7 8-156) Denison 3-9 4-187) Oberlin 0-12 0-21

1985-86 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny* 12-0 26-22) Ohio Wesleyan 8-4 14-123) Kenyon 7-5 11-10 Wooster 7-5 11-115) CWRU 5-7 8-116) Oberlin 3-9 3-137) Denison 0-12 0-24

1984-85 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny* 11-1 24-3 Wooster 11-1 21-83) Kenyon 7-5 13-94) Ohio Wesleyan 6-6 9-165) CWRU 4-8 6-136) Denison 2-10 2-197) Oberlin 1-11 2-18

*NCAC Tournament Champion

ALL-TIME STANDINGS - W

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WOMEN’S LEADERSSCORING FIELD GOAL PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCTYR PLAYER P/G PLAYER PCT PLAYER PCT PLAYER PCT

10-11 Tyler Cordell, OWU 17.0 Heidi Goeller, ALL 51.1 Saddie Gravatt, ALL 40.9 Pam Quigney, OWU 85.909-10 Kym Wenz, WOO 20.8 Morgan Korinek, KEN 60.1 Kym Wenz, WOO 47.4 Katie Adlam, KEN 82.108-09 Kym Wenz, WOO 18.6 Steph Boardman, WIT 50.7 Shaina Kaiser, DEN 48.1 Pam Quigney, OWU 90.107-08 Kym Wenz, WOO 17.5 Steph Boardman, WIT 63.8 Kym Wenz, WOO 52.3 Ali Rohlfs, WIT 78.8 06-07 Cassie Bedard, HIR 17.6 Carly Loehrke, WOO 60.0 Monica Zell, OBE 43.1 Steffi Graf, OWU 81.305-06 Jessie Oram, OBE 18.9 Katy Zeanah, KEN 57.1 Megan Sheasby, KEN 43.3 Eva George, KEN 84.804-05 Cris Briboneria, OBE 17.9 Carly Loehrke, WOO 56.1 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 46.1 Carly Loehrke, WOO 82.903-04 Kelly Heil, OWU 20.5 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 60.0 Valery Medwid, ALL 41.2 Haley Warden, WIT 76.902-03 Kelly Heil, OWU 21.6 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 63.6 Lindsey Schaaff, WOO 39.4 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 78.901-02 Nz. Broussard, OBE 19.4 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 55.2 Kelly Heil, OWU 35.8 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 79.900-01 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU 18.0 Katy Sturtz, OWU 58.5 Molly Baumann, DEN 43.4 Kristin Love, DEN 83.899-00 Steph Dunmyer, KEN 17.0 Katy Sturtz, OWU 58.6 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU 43.1 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU 78.998-99 Erin Rogalski, CWR 17.0 Karen Schell, KEN 57.4 Kendra Tolford, DEN 42.2 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU 82.497-98 Katie Montague, WOO 21.5 MK Schwaninger, DEN 55.8 S. Isaranucheep, KEN 40.5 Stephany Dunmyer, KEN 82.796-97 Kim Graf, KEN 18.6 Karen Schell, KEN 57.7 Amber Sherman, WIT 46.7 Sue Roberts, WOO 83.395-96 Kim Huber, ALL 22.8 Karen Schell, KEN 54.2 Mechelle Pothast, WIT 45.3 Katie Montague, WOO 78.294-95 Kim Graf, KEN 19.5 Kim Huber, ALL 50.4 Erin McQuillan, ALL 39.7 M.Westerdale, WIT 81.793-94 Christi Clay, DEN 21.3 Teri Hamlin, OWU 54.2 Cindy Bailey, OWU 41.2 Kim Graf, KEN 86.892-93 S. Ferguson, ERL 22.2 Beth Green, WITT 54.1 Jenni Swartz, WITT 38.6 Teresa Page, EARL 86.091-92 S. Ferguson, ERL 22.8 Karen Porath, OWU 63.7 Jeannie Alcorn, ALL 42.3 Christy Evans, WOO 80.090-91 Ann Gilbert, OBE 31.2 Jennifer Young, ALL 52.5 Heather Allred, DEN 38.0 Krista Jacobs, OWU 85.689-90 Ann Gilbert, OBE 31.1 Cindy Kyler, ALL 49.6 Kelly Lindsley, OBE 33.1 Krista Jacobs, OWU 84.788-89 Krista Jacobs, OWU 21.0 Cindy Kyler, ALL 53.0 Shelley Brown, ALL 40.0 Leslie Douglas, KEN 78.187-88 Jill Myers, OWU 18.7 Jill Myers, OWU 51.8 Ann Osborne, OWU 36.6 Cindy Kyler, ALL 78.186-87 Lisa Diment, WOO 19.6 Robin Jones, DEN 49.4 Lisa Diment, WOO 79.785-86 Lisa Diment, WOO 18.8 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 50.9 Lisa Smith, ALL 84.384-85 Robin Jones, DEN 20.3 Robin Jones, DEN 47.0 Jill Tibbe, KEN 78.8

REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKED SHOTS STEALSYEAR PLAYER R/G PLAYER A/G PLAYER B/G PLAYER S/G

10-11 Morgan Korinek, KEN 9.3 Allison Anderson, OBE 6.3 Jessica Wingen, WOO 1.8 Allison Anderson, OBE 2.909-10 Emily Chu Finkel, OBE 8.0 Allison Anderson, OBE 5.6 Kaitlin Krister, WOO 2.3 Allison Anderson, OBE 3.108-09 Carolyn Simpson, DEN 8.8 Tyler Cordell, OWU 4.69 January Baker, OBE 2.58 Kym Wenz, WOO 2.507-08 Roneisha Kinney, OBE 9.0 Ellen O’Brien, DEN 5.24 Carolyn Simpson, DEN 1.9 Stephanie Wolf, ALL 2.706-07 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 8.2 Alyssa Clark, OBE 4.3 Jennifer Latronica, ALL 2.5 Winnie Adrien, WOO 2.305-06 Kathy Hittle, WIT 8.3 Alisha Moreno, KEN 3.4 Jennifer Latronica, ALL 2.7 Alyssa Clark, OBE 2.404-05 Kelly Heil, OWU 8.2 Cris Briboneria, OBE 3.2 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 3.7 Natalie Barone, WOO 2.603-04 Haley Warden, WIT 9.8 Emily Larouere, DEN 4.9 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 2.9 Cristina Briboneria, OBE 3.502-03 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 10.4 Kim Patton, ERL 4.1 Kristen Rice, WOO 1.9 Amber Coleman, OBE 2.801-02 Nara DeJesus, WOO 11.6 Nz. Broussard, OBE 5.2 Tiffany Barbee, OWU 1.8 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 5.400-01 Katy Sturtz, OWU 10.9 Annie Hoffer, HIR 4.6 Katy Sturtz, OWU 1.5 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 3.499-00 Katy Sturtz, OWU 11.0 Jocelyn Horn, WOO 5.4 Kristen Rice, WOO 1.7 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 3.598-99 Erin Rogalski, CWRU 10.8 Steph Dunmyer, KEN 4.0 Karen Schell, KEN 2.0 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 4.297-98 Karen Schell, KEN 10.8 Molly Baumann, DEN 5.5 Heather Dales, WOO 2.3 Laurie Douglass, KEN 3.696-97 Monica Bush, OBE 10.9 Rachel Rau, CWRU 4.8 Heather Dales, WOO 3.0 Emily Donovan, KEN 3.095-96 Lara Singer, EARL 10.1 Bridget Colleran, DEN 5.2 Stacey Anderson, ALL 1.8 Robyn Risley, CWR 4.094-95 Lara Singer, EARL 9.3 Bridget Colleran, DEN 5.8 Dee Wells, OBE 2.1 Carrie Losneck, OBE 4.393-94 Emily Donovan, KEN 9.8 Shannon Kelly, ERL 5.8 Dee Wells, OBE 2.5 Amanda Schmidt, ALL 4.592-93 LaSonya Crawl, WOO 11.4 Shannon Kelly, ERL 4.8 Molly DeVoogt, ALL 1.9 Christi Clay, DEN 2.991-92 Jennifer Young, ALL 12.7 Amy Evans, OWU 5.4 Megan Schulte, OBE 2.0 Christi Clay, DEN 4.190-91 Jennifer Young, ALL 11.7 Christy Evans, WOO 6.0 Amy Aukamp, WOO 2.3 Christi Clay, DEN 4.189-90 Krista Jacobs, OWU 12.2 Jeanne Scott, CWR 6.0 Amy Aukamp, WOO 1.8 Ann Gilbert, OBE 4.488-89 Krista Jacobs, OWU 11.5 Shelley Brown, ALL 5.4 Sherri Lett, OBE 2.2 Sherri Lett, OBE 3.587-88 Jill Myers, OWU 12.8 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 6.4 E. Cotronakis, CWR 2.9 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 3.086-87 Robin Jones, DEN 13.5 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 6.1 E. Cotronakis, CWR 1.8 Mary Jo Domurat, CWR 4.485-86 Jill Myers, OWU 11.8 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 6.3 E. Cotronakis, CWR 2.3 Lisa Robinson, OBE 4.984-85 Robin Jones, DEN 11.2 Jill Swanson, ALL 6.4

WOMEN’S LEADERS SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE SCORING MARGIN REBOUND MARGINYEAR TEAM P/G TEAM P/G TEAM MAR TEAM MAR

2010-11 Allegheny 72.6 Denison 53.6 Denison 17.9 Denison 7.42009-10 Ohio Wesleyan 71.2 Kenyon 55.7 Denison 9.8 Wittenberg 9.92008-09 Ohio Wesleyan 72.4 Kenyon 57.3 Denison 11.6 Wittenberg 11.92007-08 Wittenberg 69.7 Kenyon 56.0 Ohio Wesleyan 11.1 Wittenberg 9.42006-07 Denison 67.2 Denison 54.0 Denison 13.2 Denison 6.82005-06 Denison 67.6 Kenyon 51.8 Kenyon 10.9 Wittenberg 8.02004-05 Ohio Wesleyan 65.9 Kenyon 47.5 Kenyon 11.7 Wittenberg 9.42003-04 Allegheny 65.8 Wittenberg 55.4 Wittenberg 9.7 Wittenberg 4.82002-03 Wittenberg 74.4 Wittenberg 57.1 Wittenberg 17.3 Wittenberg 5.92001-02 Wittenberg 75.6 Wittenberg 58.7 Wittenberg 16.9 Wittenberg 8.82000-01 Ohio Wesleyan 72.6 Wittenberg 61.0 Allegheny 9.6 Allegheny 7.61999-00 Ohio Wesleyan 71.2 Kenyon 53.2 Ohio Wesleyan 15.6 Allegheny 7.21998-99 Wittenberg 72.5 Denison 57.1 Wittenberg 12.5 Oberlin 5.71997-98 Ohio Wesleyan 71.8 Denison 53.0 Wittenberg 11.1 Denison 10.11996-97 Wittenberg 70.2 Kenyon 53.6 Kenyon 15.9 Wittenberg 7.11995-96 Wittenberg 74.3 Kenyon 55.2 Wittenberg 8.5 CWRU 6.71994-95 Wittenberg 74.0 Allegheny 54.5 Wittenberg 14.5 Ohio Wesleyan 7.71993-94 Wittenberg 72.5 Wittenberg 50.6 Wittenberg 21.9 Wittenberg 8.41992-93 Wittenberg 72.6 Wittenberg 52.9 Wittenberg 19.7 Wittenberg 13.41991-92 Ohio Wesleyan 77.2 Wittenberg 48.8 Ohio Wesleyan 24.9 Wittenberg 13.21990-91 Allegheny 78.2 Wooster 54.3 Wittenberg 14.5 Allegheny 13.51989-90 Ohio Wesleyan 74.6 Wittenberg 54.4 Wittenberg 17.5 Wittenberg 12.11988-89 Ohio Wesleyan 70.9 Allegheny 53.6 Allegheny 14.7 Allegheny 6.61987-88 Allegheny 72.5 Allegheny 51.9 Allegheny 20.6 Allegheny 6.61986-87 Allegheny 74.7 Kenyon 51.5 Allegheny 16.5 Allegheny 10.31985-86 Allegheny 82.9 Allegheny 52.1 Allegheny 30.7 Allegheny 15.51984-85 Allegheny 79.4 Wooster 56.6 Allegheny 21.3 Wooster 7.5

OFFENSIVE FG PCT DEFENSIVE FG PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCTYEAR TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT

2010-11 Denison 44.5 Denison 35.9 Allegheny 34.1 Allegheny 77.42009-10 Ohio Wesleyan 40.9 Wooster 35.5 Wooster 38.1 Ohio Wesleyan 70.82008-09 Wittenberg 41.2 Kenyon 37.3 Ohio Wesleyan 35.6 Allegheny 74.72007-08 Wittenberg 43.2 Kenyon 37.8 Kenyon 37.8 Denison 73.02006-07 Denison 41.5 Denison 35.3 Oberlin 34.8 Ohio Wesleyan 73.02005-06 Kenyon 42.3 Kenyon 34.3 Kenyon 34.4 Kenyon 72.72004-05 Ohio Wesleyan 41.7 Kenyon 32.9 Allegheny 33.8 Wooster & Oberlin 70.12003-04 Earlham 41.4 Kenyon 36.7 Earlham 33.7 Wittenerg 70.12002-03 Ohio Wesleyan 44.9 Earlham 36.4 Denison 31.4 Earlham 69.72001-02 Ohio Wesleyan 46.8 Allegheny 34.3 Ohio Wesleyan 31.3 Denison 68.42000-01 Ohio Wesleyan 44.0 Allegheny 35.5 Denison 35.6 Wittenberg 68.31999-00 Ohio Wesleyan 43.9 Ohio Wesleyan 35.0 Denison 37.2 Ohio Wesleyan 70.31998-99 Wittenberg 42.4 Denison 35.8 Denison 35.2 Wittenberg 69.61997-98 Wittenberg 42.4 Denison 34.5 Ohio Wesleyan 34.0 Ohio Wesleyan 68.01996-97 Wittenberg 43.5 Wooster 34.0 Wittenberg 37.1 Ohio Wesleyan 70.41995-96 Wittenberg 43.4 Allegheny 34.5 Wittenberg 39.5 Wittenberg 68.31994-95 Wittenberg 43.7 Allegheny 36.1 Wittenberg 35.6 Wittenberg 68.31993-94 Allegheny 43.6 Wittenberg 36.2 Ohio Wesleyan 31.7 Allegheny 67.31992-93 Ohio Wesleyan 44.0 Wittenberg 35.3 Wittenberg 37.0 Wooster 71.31991-92 Ohio Wesleyan 47.7 Wittenberg 33.3 Earlham 32.3 CWRU 70.91990-91 Ohio Wesleyan 44.1 Wooster 34.5 Denison 35.1 Ohio Wesleyan 72.51989-90 Ohio Wesleyan 44.1 Wittenberg 35.1 Oberlin 31.2 Allegheny 68.31988-89 Allegheny 42.3 Allegheny 35.2 Allegheny 37.3 Kenyon 65.61987-88 Allegheny 42.3 Allegheny 37.3 Ohio Wesleyan 34.5 Ohio Wesleyan 71.11986-87 Allegheny 45.0 CWRU 37.6 Allegheny 71.71985-86 Allegheny 45.9 Allegheny 33.9 Allegheny 65.91984-85 Allegheny 44.1 Allegheny 33.4

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2011-12 NCACMEN’S BASKETBALL

PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL

1. Wooster (6) .............................................. 932. Wittenberg (3) .......................................... 893. Ohio Wesleyan ........................................ 804. Wabash (1) .............................................. 695. DePauw ................................................... 686. Denison ................................................... 487. Hiram ....................................................... 388. Allegheny ................................................. 309. Kenyon .................................................... 2410. Oberlin ......................................................11

( ) Indicates first-place votes

MEN’S PREVIEW WOOSTER, a seven-time defending North Coast champion and NCAA Di-vision III national runners-up last sea-son, were predicted to win the 2011-12 NCAC crown. The Fighting Scots received six first-place votes and 93 total points in the coaches’ preseason poll. Wooster graduated four top play-ers from last season’s 31-3 squad, but have plenty of talent and experience remaining. Senior forward Justin Hal-lowell is the team’s only returning all-conference player. Hallowell, the North Coast’s Newcomer of the Year three seasons ago, wound up second in the league in three-pointers made (79) and pulled down 208 rebounds last year. Senior guard Matt Fegan is another re-turning starter among eight total letterwin-ners back.

WITTENBERG, which last won an NCAC title in 2004, was predicted to finish second in the conference this year. Seven letterwin-ners are back in the fold, among them se-nior first-team all-conference forward Clayton Black. He is the team’s top returning scorer after con-tributing 15.2 points per game in 2010-11. Alex Brandt and Michael Cooper are also returning starters. The Tigers will be bol-stered by the return of senior Josh McKee, who missed last season due to illness, and Cameron Walton, who missed most of the year due to an injury.

OHIO WESLEYAN is coming off a 16-11 season and a tie for third place in the NCAC. The Battling Bishops return all five starters and all but one letterman from that squad. Senior wing Tim Brady is a return-ing first-team all-league performer who led the team in scoring (17.2 ppg). Junior guard Andy Winters led the North Coast in assists as a sophomore (145) and junior post Mar-shall Morris was fourth overall in rebound-ing (187). Winters and Morris were both second-team All-NCAC players.

WABASH is under the direction of a new head coach for the first time in 35 seasons as long-time assistant and Little Giant alum Antoine Carpenter takes over the reigns. Despite the loss of three key players from a 20-9 team, Wabash returns plenty talent that could lead to another 20-win season. A trio of seniors lead the way into 2011-12: guards Aaron Zinnerman and Brian Shel-bourne, along with forward Derek Bailey. Zinnerman is the team’s top returning scor-er at 8.3 points per game, while Shelbourne compiled 101 assists and 107 rebounds as a junior.

In its first season as a member of the North Coast Athletic Conference, DEPAUW was picked to finish in the middle of the pack in fifth place. Long-time head coach Bill Fenlon has two starters and seven let-terwinners back from a team that complet-ed last year at 19-9. Senior Sean Haseley is the top returning scorer (14.0 ppg) and rebounder (145) for the Tigers.

DENISON has all five starters, including three seniors and a junior, back for 2011-12. Junior Dimonde Hale is the top returning scorer (17.7 ppg) and rebounder (183) for the Big Red, and he has plenty of support in

seniors Larry Farmer (14.3 ppg), Mike Garabedian (10.2 ppg) and Jim Leffew (8.2 ppg). Denison was picked to finish sixth after last season’s seventh-place finish.

HIRAM lost six seniors from last year’s squad, but with a roster full of young yet experienced players, head coach Steve Fleming is optimistic about the coming year. Sophomore Aaron Stefanov, last season’s NCAC Newcomer of the Year, heads the list of returnees for the Terriers. Stefanov saw action in all 26 games as a fresh-man, and is the team’s top returning scorer (9.2 ppg). Seniors Jamaal Wat-kins and Andrew Wiegand solidify the

experienced backcourt.

ALLEGHENY is led by senior James Ness, who returns after pouring in 16.0 points and pulling down 7.0 rebounds per game as a junior. Ness was a second-team all-league choice last year. Junior Devone McLeod (13.9 ppg) and sophomore D’Andre Corbin (8.1 ppg) also return for the Gators, who wound up eighth in the NCAC during 2010-11. A total of 10 letterwinners return, giving Allegheny plenty of experienced players to draw from.

KENYON must contend with the loss of five key players to graduation. The Lords have just two players with more than one year of experience: senior Anthony Chun and junior Marcus Healey. Sophomore Bri-an Lebowitz is back after a solid freshman campaign in which he scored 7.4 points per game, and pulled down 137 boards.

OBERLIN, which finished ninth last sea-son, was predicted to finish 10th in 2011-12. The Yeomen have junior Andrew Fox and senior Josh Merritt, a pair of all-conference performers, back to lead the way. In all, 11 lettermen return, and with the addition of five freshman to the roster, Oberlin expects to be a tough team to keep pace with.

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Head Coach Jim Driggs



Outlook

Allegheny has made tremendous strides under second-year head coach Jim Driggs. The big question for the Gators is whether or not the progress will translate into wins as the team prepares for another season in the NCAC. The Gators pieced together a strong finish to the 2010-11 cam-paign and will begin the new slate as one of the youngest teams in the nation. From an individual standpoint, the suc-cess of Allegheny’s hardwood unit starts with senior captain James Ness, who has blos-somed into one of the best big men in the league. Ness, who set an Allegheny record for career field-goal percentage (.618), was named All-NCAC Second Team. Returning starters D’Andre Corbin and Devone McLeod lead Allegheny’s contin-gent of guards. Corbin is a natural facilitator (second last season in the NCAC in assists and fourth in assist-to-turnover ratio), and McLeod served as the team’s floor general last season. McLeod was named All-NCAC Honorable Mention. Sophomore Ryan Stanko, who was of-ten the first player off the bench last season, will be critical for the Gators’ success.

Alma MaterHamilton ‘01

Record at AC7-19 (1 year)

Overall Record7-19 (1 year)

• 17th coach in program history• Spent 3 seasons assisting at the University of Rochester• Also served on the staffs of Eastern Connecticut and Union • Led NCAA Div. III in assists during senior season at Hamilton

Gator Facts

ALLEGHENY MEN

Location: Meadville, PA 16335Founded: 1815

Nickname: GatorsColors: Blue and Gold

Enrollment: 2,000President: James H. Mullen, Jr.

Assoc. Athletic Director: Bill Rossoffice: (814) 332-2316

Athletic Trainer: Jamie Plunkettoffice: (814) 332-2817

Facility: Wise Center (960)press table: (814) 332-6754

Dir. Athletic Communications and Sports Marketing:

James Krameroffice: (814) 332-5952

email: [email protected] Coach: Jim Driggs




TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGDevone McLeod Jr. 6-0 G Jersey City, NJ 26 58 85 13.9James Ness Sr. 6-6 F Meadville, PA 26 182 21 16.0D’Andre Corbin So. 5-10 G Charlottesville, VA 26 94 121 8.1

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolChris Milon Fr. 6-6 F Novi, MI/NoviGabe Seidman Fr. 6-2 G Westport, CT/StaplesBrandon Smith Fr. 6-5 F Gahanna, OH/Lincoln

November15 at Bethany 69 8120 PITT-GREENSBURG 71 6721 CATHOLIC 53 7223 PSU-KENSINGTON 82 44 29 FROSTBURG ST. 67 75December1 at Oberlin 83 714 WITTENBERG 66 81 6 THIEL 77 718 WOOSTER 73 7619 at Wabash 56 8928 at Centre 53 70 29 vs. Ohio Northern 60 72 January5 at Ohio Wesleyan 66 848 KENYON 80 7612 at Hiram 68 93 15 WABASH 58 8019 at Wooster 56 88 22 at Denison 89 99 29 OHIO WESLEYAN 61 69 February3 OBERLIN 68 72 5 at Wittenberg 60 90 9 HIRAM 57 72 12 DENISON 66 6316 PSU-BEHREND 73 8319 at Kenyon 74 71 22 at Wooster 57 62

November15 BETHANY 8:0018 ALLEGHENY INVITE 19 ALLEGHENY INVITE 22 at Carnegie Mellon 7:0026 at Rochester Invitational 27 at Rochester Invitational 30 BALDWIN-WALLACE 8:00December3 at Ohio Wesleyan 3:007 CASE 7:3010 WITTENBERG 3:0013 at Thiel 7:00January6 DEPAUW 8:007 WABASH 2:0011 at Oberlin 8:0014 OHIO WESLEYAN 3:0018 WOOSTER 7:3021 at Denison 3:0025 HIRAM 8:0028 at Kenyon 3:00February1 OBERLIN 8:004 at Wittenberg 3:008 at Hiram 8:0011 DENISON 3:0015 at Wooster 8:00 18 KENYON 3:00

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Outlook


Head Coach Bob Ghiloni


Location: Granville, OH 43023Founded: 1831

Nickname: Big RedColors: Red and White

Enrollment: 2,100President: Dale T. Knobel

Athletic Director: Nan Carney-DeBord

office: (740) 587-6428Athletic Trainer: Trisha Harris

office: (740) 587-6577Facility: Livingston Gym (1,800)

press table: (740) 587-6708 Sports Info. Director:

Craig Hicksoffice: (740) 587-6546

email: [email protected] Coach: Bob Ghilonioffice phone: (740) 587-6586email: [email protected]



Alma MaterOhio St. ‘81

Record at DU78-157 (9 years)


• 2005 NCAC Coach of the Year after leading Denison to a third- place finish in the conference standings• Spent 15 years as head coach at Columbus Bishop Ready High School• Led Bishop Ready to two District Championships and an appearance in the Division III State Championships in 2002

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGDimonde Hale Jr. 6-4 W Columbus, OH 26 183 51 17.7Larry Farmer Sr. 6-5 W Gurnee, IL 7 54 20 14.3Mike Garabedian Sr. 6-4 W LaGrange, IL 25 136 53 10.2Jim Leffew Sr. 5-6 PG Vero Beach, FL 26 55 64 8.2

Head Coach Bob Ghiloni returns seven seniors along with his entire 10-man rotation from last season. After missing all but the first seven games of last season with an injury, senior Larry Farmer returns for his final season with the Big Red. Farmer led the NCAC in rebounding in 2009-10 and was averaging 14.4 ppg before his season was cut short last year. Junior forward Dimonde Hale returns after earning second-team All-NCAC hon-ors last year. Hale averaged 17.7 ppg and 7.0 rpg as a sophomore and was third in the conference in scoring and second in rebounding. Aside from Farmer, DU also returns six other seniors in forward Mike Garabedian, center Marr Mansfield and guards Brett Tiberi, Casey Stockton, Jim Leffew and Rob-bie Deaton. Garabedian averaged double-figures in scoring while Leffew posted an outstanding +3.37 assist/turnover ratio. Ghiloni will also look to sophomore Alex Longi and junior Jon Akpapunam for minutes this season. Longi started the final 19 games last year and averaged 7.2 ppg.

Big Red Facts

DENISON MEN

November15 at Marietta 70 78 17 EARLHAM 79 58 20 vs. Hanover 54 64 21 at Chicago 66 6523 CASE 78 70December1 KENYON 83 78 4 at Wooster 51 818 WITTENBERG 70 8411 HIRAM 69 74 15 MT. ST. JOSEPH 72 7328 vs. Buena Vista 69 73 29 vs. Lebanon Valley 65 73January5 at Wabash 57 73 8 at Oberlin 76 65 12 at Ohio Wesleyan 62 71 15 WOOSTER 64 72 19 CAPITAL 58 81 22 ALLEGHENY 99 89 26 at Wittenberg 54 82 29 at Hiram 60 78February3 WABASH 65 62 5 OBERLIN 77 58 9 at Kenyon 66 80 12 at Allegheny 63 66 16 OHIO WESLEYAN 67 75 22 at Wittenberg 63 77

November15 MARIETTA 7:3019 HANOVER 3:00 20 EARLHAM 3:00 22 at Case 7:0027 at Capital 2:0030 at Hiram 7:30December3 WABASH 3:0010 at Kalamazoo 4:0011 at Albion 3:0014 MT. ST. JOSEPH 7:3031 at Wash. & Jeff. 2:00January4 OBERLIN 7:307 at Kenyon 3:0011 OHIO WESLEYAN 8:0014 at Wittenberg 3:0018 DEPAUW 6:0021 ALLEGHENY 3:0025 at Oberlin 8:0028 at Wabash 3:00February1 WOOSTER 7:304 HIRAM 3:008 at DePauw 8:0011 at Allegheny 3:0015 KENYON 8:0018 at Ohio Wesleyan 3:00

Head Coach Bill Fenlon



Outlook

Location: Greencastle, IN 46135Founded: 1837

Nickname: TigersColors: Old Gold and Black

Enrollment: 2,352President: Brian W. Casey

Athletic Director: Page Cottonoffice: (765) 658-4938

Athletic Trainer: Rex Calloffice: (765) 658-4937

Facility: Neal Fieldhouse (2,800)press table: (765) 658-4510Sports Info. Director:

Bill Wagneroffice: (765) 658-4630fax: (765) 658-4708

email: [email protected] Coach: Bill Fenlon



2010-11 Overall Record: 19-92010-11 NCAC Record: n/a

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGSean Haseley Sr. 6-3 G/F Zionsville, IN 28 145 30 14.0Michael Wilkison So. 5-10 G Cincinnati, OH 28 39 55 6.6Tommy Weakley Sr. 5-10 G Bloomington, IN 28 34 22 7.2

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolTommy Fernitz Fr. 6-8 C Glenview, IL/Glenbrook NorthConnor Rich Fr. 6-3 G Tipton, IN/TiptonBob Dillon Fr. 6-4 G/F Indianapolis, IN/Brebeuf

DePauw returns seven lettermen includ-ing two starters from last year’s 19-9 team which advanced to the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament champion-ship game and won 13 of its last 16 con-tests. Senior Sean Haseley returns after earn-ing second team all-SCAC honors last year. Haseley led the Tigers last year with 14.0 points per game and 56 three-pointers and was second with 5.2 rebounds each outing. Sophomore point guard Michael Wilkison averaged 6.6 points and was second on the team with 2.0 assists per game. Tommy Weakley is back after averaging 7.2 points per game and knocking down 48 three-pointers. Other returning lettermen include senior Ian Rumpp as well as sopho-mores Camron Burns and Pat Haggin. Junior Kevin Sullivan missed all of last year due to injury after earning a letter in his first season. Among the top newcomers are Tommy Fernitz, Connor Rich, Bob Dillon and Frank Patton III.

Alma MaterNorthwestern ‘79

Record at DPU327-172 (19 years)


Tiger Facts

• Winningest coach in program history• Has guided the Tigers to 16 winning seasons in his 19 years• Previously guided programs at University of the South, Rose-Hulman and Southwestern • Three-year letterman as an undergraduate on the Northwestern basketball squad

DEPAUW MEN

November18 at Case Tournament 19 at Case Tournament 26 MIKE ROKICKI CHALLENGE 27 MIKE ROKICKI CHALLENGE 30 EARLHAM 6:00 December3 at Kenyon 3:00 5 IU-EAST 7:30 10 OHIO WESLEYAN 3:00 19 ROSE-HULMAN 7:30 29 at Tampa Bay Shootout 30 at Tampa Bay ShootoutJanuary6 at Allegheny 8:007 at Hiram 4:00 11 at Wabash 7:3014 WOOSTER 3:00 18 at Denison 6:00 21 OBERLIN 3:00 25 at Wittenberg 8:00 28 at Ohio Wesleyan 3:00 February1 WABASH 7:304 KENYON 5:00 8 DENISON 8:00 11 at Oberlin 3:00 15 WITTENBERG 8:00 18 at Wooster 3:00

November19 vs. Franklin 64 58 20 vs. Earlham 67 51 27 ROCKFORD 97 79 28 OHIO WESLEYAN 62 49December1 WABASH 40 57 3 BIRMINGHAM SO. 57 65 5 RHODES 58 55 11 TRINE 91 74 18 at Rose-Hulman 66 75 29 at Elmhurst 59 61 30 vs. Calvin 57 75January2 CENTRE 54 62 8 at Oglethorpe 73 61 9 at Sewanee 60 55 14 MILLSAPS 67 48 16 HENDRIX 74 52 21 at Trinity 40 59 22 at Southwestern 69 40 28 COLORADO COLL. 60 49 30 AUSTIN 77 63February5 at Centre 65 63 11 OGLETHORPE 74 70 13 SEWANEE 84 70 18 at Birmingham So. 63 71 20 at Rhodes 47 4325 vs. Austin 61 56 26 vs. Trinity 58 56 27 vs. Centre 63 75

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Head Coach Steve Fleming



Outlook

Location: Hiram, OH 44234Founded: 1850

Nickname: TerriersColors: Blue & RedEnrollment: 1,273

President: Thomas V. ChemaAthletic Director: Tom Mulligan

office: (330) 569-5940Athletic Trainer:

Jim Johnstonoffice phone: (330) 564-5351

Facility: Price Gymnasium (2,000)press table: 330-569-5014 Sports Info. Director:

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email: [email protected] Coach: Steve Fleming




TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGAaron Stefanov So. 6-3 G Stow, OH 26 29 26 9.2Jamaal Watkins Sr. 6-3 G S. Euclid, OH 26 107 14 6.7Andrew Wiegand Sr. 6-5 G Amherst, OH 26 61 15 8.0

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolKhiree Gregory Fr. 6-0 G Youngstown, OH/Branden Means Fr. 6-2 G Canton, OH/

The 2011-12 Hiram College men’s bas-ketball team will feature a roster that has experience and a balance of veterans and youth as the Terriers look to rebuild after the loss of six senior players from a year ago. None larger than three-time All-North Coast Athletic Conference guard Chris Roberts who ended his four-year career 14th on the program’s all-time scoring list with 1,188 points. Rhe senior duo of Andrew Wiegand and Jamaal Watkins are back to lead the team this season. Wiegand saw playing time both as a starter and coming off the bench in 2010-11 and averaged 8.0 ppg. He was second on the team in three-point shooting with 44 triples (44-of-123). Watkins primar-ily came off the bench last season and av-eraged 6.7 ppg. He was tied for second in blocks with 11 and was amongst the team leaders in rebounding at 4.1 rpg. Also back this season is sophomore guard Aaron Stefanov. He was the 2010-11 NCAC Newcomer of the Year after finishing second on the team in scoring at 9.2 ppg., and led the Terriers in three-pointers made (58), attempts (127) and shooting percent-age (45.7%).

Alma MaterHiram ‘94

Record at HC43-61 (5 years)


Terrier Facts

• Captain and team MVP of Terrier teams his junior and senior seasons; Held four school records upon graduation• Earned All-OAC first team and Academic All-OAC honors; Named Hiram’s male athlete of the year twice• Named 2008-09 NCAC Coach of the Year

HIRAM MEN

November15 at Mount Union 7:3019 NOTRE DAME (OH) 3:00 26 at Bluffton 3:00 30 DENISON 7:30December3 CASE 3:00 7 at Oberlin 8:00 14 GROVE CITY 7:30 18 at Wash. & Jeff. 3:00 22 WESTMINSTER 6:00 29 at Wooster Tournament 30 at Wooster Tournament January6 WABASH 8:00 7 DEPAUW 4:0011 at Wooster 8:00 14 at Kenyon 3:00 18 at Ohio Wesleyan 8:0021 WITTENBERG 4:0025 at Allegheny 8:00 28 WOOSTER 3:00 February1 KENYON 7:30 4 at Denison 3:00 8 ALLEGHENY 8:00 11 OHIO WESLEYAN 3:00 15 OBERLIN 8:00 18 at Wittenberg 4:00

November15 MOUNT UNION 71 53 19 vs. Otterbein 74 63 20 at Geneva 74 90 24 BLUFFTON 60 71 28 at Baldwin-Wallace 74 72December1 at Wooster 60 74 4 WABASH 56 59 8 at Westminster 99 81 11 at Denison 74 69 15 at Grover City 65 54 18 at Case 103 69 29 MUSKINGUM 55 63January5 KENYON 74 89 8 at Wittenberg 59 68 12 ALLEGHENY 93 68 15 OHIO WESLEYAN 58 71 19 at Kenyon 69 78 26 at Oberlin 77 57 29 DENISON 78 60February3 WOOSTER 64 70 5 at Ohio Wesleyan 52 54 9 at Allegheny 72 57 12 at Wabash 70 58 16 OBERLIN 86 57 19 WITTENBERG 87 65 22 at Ohio Wesleyan 85 100

Outlook



Head Coach Dan Priest

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGMarcus Healy Jr. 6-1 G Yardley, PA 25 65 36 8.3Anthony Chun Jr. 6-1 G Ann Arbor, MI 25 72 72 5.4Brian Lebowitz So. 6-6 F New York, NY 25 137 8 7.4 TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolJonathan Amador Fr. 6-0 G Woodstock, GA/WoodstockJohn Bray Fr. 6-6 F Glenshaw, PA/Vincentian AcademyCooper Handelsman Fr. 5-11 G Pittsburgh, PA/Shady Side Academy

Despite returning five players who ap-peared in all 25 games last season, Kenyon will still field a young squad in 2011-12. Se-nior Anthony Chun and junior Marcus Healey are the only Lords with more than one year of experience. They’ll be tasked with guid-ing a talented group of sophomores and a promising freshman class on the court. Chun, a proven point guard, averaged 5.4 points and 2.9 assists per game while running the offense as a junior. Healey is Ke-nyon’s lock-down defender and best threat from long range with a career .345 percent-age (78-226) on three-pointers. Healey is also the Lords’ top returning scorer. The backcourt should be a real strength for Kenyon with sophomores Ikenna Nwadibia and Julian Pavlin back in the fold. Nwadibia is a slashing guard who can dish the ball or create high-percentage shots near the rim. Pavlin canned 20 of his 34 (.588) three-point attempts last season. Sophomore Brian Lebowitz gives the Lords a dependable inside presence, but Ke-nyon will otherwise be short on experience in the post. Lebowtiz started the final 21 games of the season and averaged 7.4 points and 5.5 rebounds per game as a freshman.

Location: Gambier, OH 43022Founded: 1824

Nickname: LordsColors: Purple and White

Enrollment: 1,600President: S. Georgia Nugent

Athletic Director: Peter Smithoffice: (740) 427-5811

Athletic Trainer: Andy Wheeleroffice: (740) 427-5553

Facility: Tomsich Arena (2,000)press table: (740) 427-5866 Sports Info. Director:

Marty Fulleroffice: (740) 427-5471

email: [email protected] Coach: Dan Priest




Lord Facts

• Oxford, Ohio, native spent seven seasons as head coach at Hendrix• Turned an 0-23 Warrior team into a 15-10 squad within three seasons• Spent five seasons as head coach at Ohio Dominican• Still holds ONU’s career three-point shooting percentage record (.486)

Alma MaterOhio Northern ‘90

Record at KC9-16 (1 year)


KENYON MEN

November15 MUSKINGUM 8:00 19 vs. Methodist (@ Marietta) 4:00 20 at Marietta 4:00 22 at Grove City 7:00 30 WOOSTER 8:00December3 DEPAUW 3:00 7 at Ohio Wesleyan 7:30 9 at Case 7:30 19 EARLHAM 6:00 29 WASH. & JEFF 7:30January2 at Roanoke Tournament 3 at Roanoke Tournament 7 DENISON 3:00 11 WITTENBERG 7:30 14 HIRAM 3:00 18 at Oberlin 7:30 21 at Wabash 7:00 25 at Wooster 7:3028 ALLEGHENY 3:00February1 at Hiram 7:30 4 at DePauw 5:00 8 OBERLIN 7:30 11 WABASH 3:00 15 at Denison 7:30 18 at Allegheny 3:00

November16 GROVE CITY 83 76 19 at Albion 66 72 20 vs. Finlandia 70 58 23 at Wash. & Jeff, 75 67 28 at Capital 57 68December1 at Denison 78 83 4 KALAMAZOO 65 60 6 CASE 54 58 8 OBERLIN 81 65 11 WABASH 60 62 18 at Earlham 70 76January2 at Muskingum 56 57 5 at Hiram 89 74 8 at Allegheny 76 80 12 WITTENEBERG 82 90 15 at Oberlin 71 56 19 HIRAM 78 69 22 OHIO WESLEYAN 70 74 26 WOOSTER 67 103 29 at Wabash 65 74February9 DENISON 80 66 12 at Ohio Wesleyan 56 58 15 at Wooster 58 73 19 ALLEGHENY 71 74 22 at Wabash 61 72

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Head Coach Isaiah Cavaco


Location: Oberlin, OH 44074Founded: 1833

Nickname: YeowomenColors: Crimson and Gold

Enrollment: 2,900President: Marvin Krislov

Athletic Director: William Rothoffice: (440) 775-8500

Athletic Trainer: Tim Carveroffice: (440) 775-8589

Facility: Philips Gym (1,800)press table: (440) 775-8024

Asst. AD for Communications: Mike Mancini


Head Coach: Isaiah Cavaco




TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGAndrew Fox Jr. 6-3 G/F Tempe, AZ 21 129 44 13.5Josh Merritt Sr. 5-8 PG San Francisco, CA 25 77 104 12.8Geoff Simpson So. 6-5 G/F Simsbury, CT 25 62 43 7.8

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolJesse Neugarten Fr. 5-10 G San Diego, CA/Torrey PinesMiles Gueno Fr. 6-0 G Palos Verdes Estates, CA/Windward SchoolAustin Little Fr. 5-11 G Maplewood, NJ/Columbia

Oberlin enters the season with a nice mixture of experience and youth, led by senior point guard Josh Merritt and junior swingman Andrew Fox. Fox, who is coming off an ACL injury that prematurely ended is 2010-11 season, is back and stronger than ever, while Merritt has worked extremely hard throughout the offseason to end his career on a high note. The Yeomen will also look to junior Charlie Crawford-Silva and sophomore Geoff Simpson for added production on the offensive end. Both players averaged a shade under eight points per game a season ago. While the Yeomen may lack the size of other NCAC foes, the team is comprised of many quick players, so expect the Yeomen to a run a much more up-tempo offense than they have in years past under sixth-year Head Coach Isaiah Cavaco. Oberlin also added five freshmen to the roster, highlighted by backcourt players Jesse Neugarten and Miles Gueno.

Alma MaterYale ‘01

Record at OC23-103 (5 years)


• Has served on coaching staffs at John Carroll, Ohio U. and Yale• Earned bachelor’s degree in economics from Yale and master’s degree from Ohio in recreation and sports sciences in 2002• Four-year letterman at point guard for Yale Bulldogs

Yeoman Facts

OBERLIN MEN

November15 WESTMINSTER 78 72 23 at Hilbert 83 85 27 at Earlham 68 80 29 WAYNESBURG 70 89 December1 ALLEGHENY 71 83 4 OHIO WESLEYAN 49 92 6 at Kalamazoo 62 83 8 at Kenyon 65 81 10 at Alma 63 77 29 at Bryant 42 71 30 at Salve Regina 49 60 January2 CASE 60 74 5 at Wittenberg 45 81 8 DENISON 65 76 12 at Wooster 55 82 15 KENYON 56 71 19 at Ohio Wesleyan 56 69 22 WABASH 55 83 26 HIRAM 57 77 29 WITTENBERG 47 75 February3 at Allegheny 72 68 5 at Denison 58 77 9 WOOSTER 62 79 16 at Hiram 57 86 19 at Wabash 42 72

November15 at Westminster 8:00 19 EARLHAM 3:00 20 HANOVER 3:00 22 HILBERT 7:0030 at Case 8:00December3 at Wittenberg 3:00 5 PSU-KENSINGTON 7:30 7 HIRAM 8:00 10 at Alma 3:00 30 ANDERSON 7:00 January4 at Denison 7:306 OU-ZANESVILLE 6:30 7 at Wooster 7:30 11 ALLEGHENY 8:00 14 at Wabash 1:00 18 KENYON 7:30 21 at DePauw 3:00 25 DENISON 8:00 28 WITTENBERG 3:00February1 at Allegheny 8:00 4 OHIO WESLEYAN 3:00 8 at Kenyon 8:00 11 DEPAUW 3:00 15 at Hiram 8:00 18 WABASH 1:00

Outlook



Head Coach Mike DeWitt

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGTim Brady Sr. 6-4 W Dublin, OH 27 70 24 17.2 Andy Winters Jr. 6-0 G Columbus, OH 27 90 145 12.6Marshall Morris Jr. 6-7 P Tulsa, OK 27 187 19 10.9

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolNick Felhaber Fr. 6-1 W Holland, OH/Toledo St. John’sRobby Rinehart Fr. 6-3 P Lexington, OH/Lexington

Ohio Wesleyan coach Mike DeWitt looks to pick up where his Battling Bishops left off last season, when the Bishops went un-defeated in the month of January and won 11 of their final 14 games, a stretch that in-cluded a pair of losses to then-fifth-ranked Wooster. DeWitt returns his entire starting lineup from that squad, led by senior wing Tim Brady, who ranked fifth in the conference in scoring on the way to first-team All-NCAC honors. Junior guard Andy Winters and junior post Marshall Morris, both second-team all-NCAC picks last year, also return. Winters led the league in assists last season, while Morris was fourth in rebounding. Both were among the NCAC’s top 15 scorers. Other key returnees include junior wing Vaughn Spaulding, who provided a spark off the bench last year; sophomore post Re-uel Rogers, who developed into a reliable post presence; and junior post Billy Reilich, who was a solid inside player. Newcomers who could contribute in-clude freshman wing Robby Rinehart, who earned honorable mention All-Ohio honors last year; and freshman guard Nick Felhab-er.

Location: Delaware, OH 43015Founded: 1842

Nickname: Battling BishopsColors: Red and Black

Enrollment: 1,850President: Rock Jones

Athletic Director: Roger Inglesoffice: (740) 368-3738

Athletic Trainer: Todd Milleroffice: (740) 368-3747

Facility: Branch Rickey Arena (2,300)press table: (740) 368-3342Sports Info. Director:

Mark Beckenbachoffice: (740) 368-3340fax: (740) 368-3332

email: [email protected] Coach: Mike DeWitt



2010-11 Overall Record: 16-112010-11 NCAC Record: 11-5 (T3rd)

Alma MaterOhio Wesleyan ‘87

Record at OWU159-135 (11 years)


• Named NCAC Coach of the Year in 2010-11 and 2005-06 • First Ohio Wesleyan graduate to hold the position since Branch Rickey in 1909-10• A member of two NCAC championship teams during playing career with the Bishops, and was a two-time all-NCAC selection

Battling Bishop Facts

OHIO WESLEYAN MEN

November16 ALBION 57 66 19 vs. Heidelberg 57 58 20 at Calvin 60 87 27 vs. IU East 72 64 28 at DePauw 49 62 December1 at Capital 67 57 4 at Oberlin 92 49 7 at Wabash 50 62 11 WOOSTER 42 68 18 at Franklin 82 66 20 at Wittenberg 62 64 28 vs. Maryville 77 84 29 vs. St. Vincent 82 77 January5 ALLEGHENY 84 66 12 DENISON 71 62 15 at Hiram 71 58 19 OBERLIN 69 56 22 at Kenyon 74 70 26 WABASH 87 76 29 at Allegheny 69 61 February5 HIRAM 54 52 9 WITTENBERG 70 76 12 KENYON 58 56 16 at Denison 75 67 19 at Wooster 72 81 22 HIRAM 100 85 25 at Wooster 62 70

November15 at Hanover 7:30 18 at Wooster Al Van Wie Classic 19 at Wooster Al Van Wie Classic 22 FRANKLIN 7:00 25 at Rhodes Thanksgiving Classic 26 at Rhodes Thanksgiving ClassicDecember3 ALLEGHENY 3:00 7 KENYON 8:00 10 at DePauw 3:00 28 at Otterbein Classic 29 at Otterbein Classic January2 CAPITAL 5:30 7 WITTENBERG 3:00 11 at Denison 8:00 14 at Allegheny 3:00 18 HIRAM 8:00 21 at Wooster 7:30 25 WABASH 7:30 28 DEPAUW 3:00 February1 at Wittenberg 7:30 4 at Oberlin 3:00 8 WOOSTER 8:00 11 at Hiram 3:00 15 at Wabash 7:30 18 DENISON 3:00

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Head Coach Antoine Carpenter



Outlook

Location: Crawfordsville, IN 47933Founded: 1832

Nickname: Little GiantsColor: Scarlet

Enrollment: 900President: Patrick E. White

Athletic Director: Joe Haklinoffice: (765) 361-6233

Athletic Trainer: Mark Colstonoffice: (765) 361-6235

Facility: Chadwick Court (1,660)press table: (765) 361-6268

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2010-11 Overall Record: 20-62010-11 NCAC Record: 11-5 (T3rd)

Alma MaterWabash ‘00

Record at WC0-0 (1st season)

Overall Record0-0 (1st season)

• Spent the past four seasons as an assistant for the Little Giants• Four-year letterman and two-year starter at point guard for Wabash• Played on two ICAC Championship and NCAA Division III tournament-qualifying teams.• Holds B.A. in art and history from Wabash and an M.S. in Leadership from Walden University

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGAaron Zinnerman Sr. 6-1 G Indianapolis, IN 26 89 46 8.3Brian Shelbourne Sr. 6-3 G Indianapolis, IN 26 107 101 5.6Derek Bailey Sr. 6-5 F Bloomington, IN 26 88 20 8.1 TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. HometownAustin Hawn Fr. 6-0 G Delphi, INHouston Hodges Fr. 5-8 G Plymouth, INKasey Oetting Fr. 6-7 G/F Fort Wayne, IN

The 2011-12 version of the Wabash basketball team will be a new look with some familiar faces. Former head coach Mac Petty retired after 35 seasons and turned the reigns over to former Wabash player and assistant coach Antoine Carpenter. All-American forward Wes Smith, who graduated along with forward Ben Burkett and guards Dominique Thomas and Andrew Gilman, is gone from a team that posted a 20-6 record. However, most of the players who helped Wabash to its highest win total since the 1999-00 season are back. Senior guard Aaron Zinnerman is the top returning scorer (8.3 ppg). Fellow senior Derek Baily will play the swing posi-tion after scoring 8.1 points and grabbing 3.4 rebounds a contest. Brian Shelbourne dished out 3.9 assists a game from his guard position as a junior. Nick Curosh (4.6 ppg, 5.8 rpg) and AJ Sutherlin (4.7 ppg, 1.9 rpg) provide additional senior leadership. Junior Jordan Surenkamp (3.3 ppg) and sophomore Pete Nicksic (4.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg) also provide experience and depth for the Little Giants after playing in nearly every game last season. A large roster of freshmen will provide team depth.

Little Giant Facts

WABASH MEN

November16 MARIAN 66 51 19 EARLHAM 73 58 20 FRANKLIN 96 55 23 at Hanover 68 55 26 OTTERBEIN 71 54 27 RANDOLPH-MACON 60 45December1 at DePauw 57 40 4 at Hiram 59 56 7 OHIO WESLEYAN 62 50 11 at Kenyon 62 60 19 ALLEGHENY 89 56 29 at Franklin 77 74 January5 DENISON 73 57 8 WOOSTER 65 67 15 at Allegheny 80 58 19 at Wittenberg 54 55 22 at Oberlin 83 55 26 at Ohio Wesleyan 76 87 29 KENYON 74 65 February3 at Denison 62 65 5 at Wooster 69 68 12 HIRAM 58 70 16 WITTENBERG 70 59 19 OBERLIN 72 42 22 KENYON 72 61 25 vs. Wittenberg 61 65

November19 CALCUMET 3:00 20 ST. FRANCIS (IL) 3:00 26 at DePauw Classic 27 at DePauw Classic 30 at Rose-Hulman 7:30December3 at Denison 3:00 6 MILLIKIN 7:30 10 WOOSTER 2:00 20 at Don Lane Tournament (KY) 21 at Don Lane Tournament (KY) 29 FRANKLIN 7:30January6 at Hiram 7:30 7 at Allegheny 1:00 11 DEPAUW 7:30 14 OBERLIN 1:00 18 at Wittenberg 7:3021 KENYON 7:00 25 at Ohio Wesleyan 7:30 28 DENISON 3:00February1 at DePauw 7:30 4 at Wooster 2:00 8 WITTENBERG 7:30 11 at Kenyon 3:00 15 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:30 18 at Oberlin 1:00

Outlook



Head Coach Bill Brown

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGClayton Black Sr. 6-7 F Lancaster, OH 29 156 52 15.2Alex Brandt Sr. 6-7 P Lewis Center, OH 29 174 31 8.1Michael Cooper Sr. 6-4 W Springfield, OH 23 103 55 6.7

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolZack Leahy So. 6-0 G Rossford, OH/RossfordBen Syroka Fr. 6-1 G Toledo, OH/WhitmerLevi Burns Fr. 6-3 W Springfield, OH/Northwestern

Coming off their 25th NCAA Division III Tournament appearance, the Wittenberg Tigers welcome seven letterwinners, five of whom have at least 19 career starting as-signments on their collegiate resume, back to the line-up in 2011-12. The Tigers will lean heavily on a veteran group of post players. Senior Clayton Black earned All-NCAC honors after leading the Ti-gers in scoring at 15.2 points per game while hitting 56 percent of his shots. Senior Alex Brandt led the Tigers with 6.0 rebounds per game – while finishing with more offensive caroms than defensive – and ranked fourth on the team in scoring. Senior forward Jacob Weide lends depth in the post after contributing 4.1 points and 3.3 rebounds off the bench. Senior for-ward Michael Cooper moved into the starting line-up last year and added 6.7 points and 4.5 rebounds per outing. Senior Josh McKee was limited by ill-ness during the 2010-11 basketball season after starting 41 games in his first two colle-giate seasons. The Tigers need McKee and junior wing Cameron Walton, who suffered a season-ending injury midway through a breakout 2010-11 season, back at full strength in 2011-12.

Location: Springfield, OH 45501Founded: 1845

Nickname: TigersColors: Red and White

Enrollment: 1,950President: Mark H. Erickson

Athletic Director: Garnett Purnelloffice: (937) 327-6472Athletic Trainer:

Ellen Crosbieoffice: (937) 327-6467

Facility: HPER Center (3,000)press table: (937) 327-6126

Director of News Services & Sports Information:

Ryan Maureroffice: (937) 327-6114

email: [email protected] Coach: Bill Brown



2010-11 Overall Record: 20-92010-11 NCAC Record: 12-3 (2nd)


Record at WU397-114 (18 years)


• Assistant coach at Ohio under Larry Hunter for four seasons (1989-93)• Compiled 47-86 record in five seasons as head coach at Kenyon (1983-88)• Interim coach at Wooster in 1982-83 (13-13)• NCAC Coach of the Year in 1986 (at Kenyon); 1994, 2001, 2002 and 2004 (at Wittenberg)

WITTENBERG MEN

Tiger Facts

November15 IU-EAST 7:30 22 CAPITAL 7:00 29 at Marietta 7:30December3 OBERLIN 3:00 7 at Wooster 7:30 10 at Allegheny 3:00 20 at Ohio Northern 7:30 22 OTTERBEIN 7:30 29 ZIMMERMAN CLASSIC 30 ZIMMERMAN CLASSIC January3 vs. Huntingdon (@ Maryville) 5:00 4 at Maryville 4:00 7 at Ohio Wesleyan 3:00 11 at Kenyon 7:30 14 DENISON 3:00 18 WABASH 7:30 21 at Hiram 4:00 25 DEPAUW 8:00 28 at Oberlin 3:00 February1 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:30 4 ALLEGHENY 3:00 8 at Wabash 7:30 11 WOOSTER 7:30 15 at DePauw 8:00 18 HIRAM 4:00

November16 at IU-East 84 90 23 at Capital 56 80 27 vs. Wash. & Jeff. 67 5728 at Rochester 57 62 December4 at Allegheny 81 66 8 at Denison 84 70 20 OHIO WESLEYAN 64 62 22 at Otterbein 64 78 29 KEAN 74 60 30 TAYLOR 62 60 January3 PITT-BRADFORD 79 77 5 OBERLIN 81 45 8 HIRAM 68 59 12 at Kenyon 90 82 15 OHIO NORTHERN 73 60 19 WABASH 55 54 22 at Wooster 58 65 26 DENISON 82 54 29 at Oberlin 75 47 February5 ALLEGHENY 90 609 at Ohio Wesleyan 76 70 12 WOOSTER 76 72 16 at Wabash 59 70 19 at Hiram 65 87 22 DENISON 77 63 25 vs. Wabash 65 63 26 at Wooster 68 82 March4 vs. LaRoche 74 68 5 at Marietta 62 63

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Head Coach Steve Moore



Outlook

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGJustin Hallowell Sr. 6-7 F Columbus, OH 34 208 62 11.9Matt Fegan Sr. 6-1 G Strongsville, OH 34 47 92 5.9Josh Claytor Jr. 6-6 F Oxford, OH 34 113 23 4.4TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolXavier Brown Fr. 5-11 G Bowling Green, OH/Kenny Deboer Fr. 6-5 F Westerville, OH/Evan Pannell Fr. 6-2 G Akron, OH/

After graduating three of its top-four players from a group that won the NCAC championship and advanced to the 2011 NCAA Div. III national championship game, Wooster is relying on eight letterwinners to step into more prominent roles. The team’s lone returning all-confer-ence player is Justin Hallowell, twice a second-team selection. The 6-7 senior for-ward is known for his three-point shooting (229 career makes on a .420 percentage). The only other returning starter is senior guard Matt Fegan, who chipped in 5.9 points and 2.7 assists, however, senior defensive stopper Justin Warnes (3.5 ppg) and sopho-more Ryan Snyder (3.3 ppg) also bring significant experience around the perimeter, having played in all 34 games during 2010-11. On the inside, Wooster is looking for strong contributions from the junior duo of 6-6 Josh Claytor and 6-8 Jake May. They combined for 8.0 points and 6.0 rebounds in their roles last season. Two additional letterwinners to track are senior sharp-shooting forward Mike Evans and sophomore Doug Thorpe, who con-tributed 12 points during the Scots’ NCAA Tournament run.

Location: Wooster, Ohio 44691Founded: 1866

Nickname: Fighting ScotsColors: Black and Old Gold

Enrollment: 1,800President: Grant Cornwell

Athletic Director: Keith Beckettoffice: (330) 263-2189

Athletic Trainer: Tom Loveoffice: (330) 263-2184

Facility: Timken Gym (3,400)press table:(330) 287-3000x4466

Sports Info. Director: Hugh Howard

office: (330) 263-2374fax: (330) 263-2209

email: [email protected] Coach: Steve Mooreoffice phone: (330) 263-2176email: [email protected]


2010-11 Overall Record: 31-32010-11 NCAC Record: 14-2 (1st)


Record at COW569-129 (24 years)


• Ranks first among Wooster coaches in winning percentage (.815)• Seven-time NCAC Coach of the Year• Compiled 87-65 record in six seasons as head coach at Muhlenberg (1981-87)• Team captain and point guard on Wittenberg’s 1973-74 OAC championship team

Fighting Scot Facts

WOOSTER MEN

November18 DEFIANCE 8:00 19 ANDERSON 8:00 27 at Wilmington 5:00 30 at Kenyon 8:00 December3 at Adrian 3:00 7 WITTENBERG 7:30 10 at Wabash 2:00 19 Puerto Rico Classic 20 Puerto Rico Classic 29 THIEL 7:30 30 HEIDELBERG 7:30 January4 GENEVA 7:30 7 OBERLIN 7:30 11 HIRAM 8:00 14 at DePauw 3:00 18 at Allegheny 7:30 21 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:30 25 KENYON 8:00 28 at Hiram 3:00February1 at Denison 7:30 4 WABASH 2:00 8 at Ohio Wesleyan 8:00 11 at Wittenberg 7:30 15 ALLEGHENY 8:00 18 DEPAUW 3:00

November17 CINC. CHRISTIAN 103 78 20 BETHANY 79 52 27 vs. Ohio Northern 67 53 28 at Carnegie Mellon 71 68 December1 HIRAM 74 60 4 DENISON 81 51 8 at Allegheny 76 73 11 at Ohio Wesleyan 68 42 20 at Anderson 89 48 28 JOHN CARROLL 89 76 29 WILMINGTON 86 79 January1 vs. William Carey 72 55 2 vs. Baruch 79 77 8 at Wabash 67 65 12 OBERLIN 82 85 15 at Denison 72 64 19 ALLEGHENY 88 56 22 WITTENBERG 65 58 26 at Kenyon 103 67 February3 at Hiram 70 64 5 WABASH 68 69 9 at Oberlin 79 62 12 at Wittenberg 72 76 15 KENYON 73 58 19 OHIO WESLEYAN 81 72 22 ALLEGHENY 62 57 25 OHIO WESLEYAN 70 62 26 WITTENBERG 82 68 March4 BENEDICTINE (IL) 74 68 5 MANCHESTER (IN) 47 45 11 CABRINI (PA) 94 77 12 WHITWORTH (CA) 76 66 18 vs. Williams (MA) 73 71 19 vs. St. Thomas (MN) 54 78

November 15 Hiram at Mount Union, 7:30 IU-East at Wittenberg, 7:30 Marietta at Denison, 7:30 Ohio Wesleyan at Hanover, 7:30Bethany at Allegheny, 8:00 Oberlin at Westminster, 8:00 Muskingum at Kenyon, 8:00

November 18 Ohio Wesleyan vs. Anderson, 6:00 (@ Wooster Al Van Wie/Rotary Classic)DePauw vs. Marygrove, 6:00 (@ Case) Defiance at Wooster, 8:00 (Al Van Wie/Rotary Classic) Pitt.-Bradford at Allegheny, 8:00 (Allegheny Invitational)

November 18 Calcumet at Wabash, 3:00 Earlham at Oberlin, 3:00 Hanover at Denison, 3:00 Notre Dame (OH) at Hiram, 3:00 Kenyon vs. Methodist, 4:00 (@ Marietta Tournament)Ohio Wesleyan vs. Defiance, 6:00 (@ Wooster Al Van Wie/Rotary Classic) Anderson at Wooster, 8:00(Al Van Wie/Rotary Classic)

November 20 Earlham at Denison, 3:00 Hanover at Oberlin, 3:00 St. Francis (IL) at Wabash, 3:00 Kenyon at Marietta, 4:00

November 22 Allegheny at Carnegie Mellon, 7:00 Capital at Wittenberg, 7:00 Denison at Case, 7:00 Franklin at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:00Hilbert at Oberlin, 7:00 Kenyon at Grove City, 7:00

November 25 Ohio Wesleyan vs. Wash. Univ., 6:00 (at Rhodes Invite)

November 26 Ohio Wesleyan at Rhodes Invite Hiram at Bluffton, 3:00 Allegheny vs. Elmira, 6:00 (Rochester Tournament) Purdue-North Central at DePauw, 6:00 (Mike Rokicki Challenge)Wabash vs. Elmhurst, 8:00 (DePauw’s Mike Rokicki Challenge)

November 27 Allegheny at Rochester Tournament DePauw’s Mike Rokicki ChallengeWabash at Mike Rokicki Challenge Denison at Capital, 2:00 Wooster at Wilmington, 5:00

November 29 Wittenberg at Marietta, 7:30

2011-12 MEN’S SCHEDULENovember 30 Earlham at DePauw, 6:00 Denison at Hiram, 7:30 Wabash at Rose-Hulman, 7:30 Baldwin-Wallace at Allegheny, 8:00 Oberlin at Case, 8:00 Wooster at Kenyon, 8:00 December 3 Allegheny at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00 Case at Hiram, 3:00 DePauw at Kenyon, 3:00Oberlin at Wittenberg, 3:00 Wabash at Denison, 3:00 Wooster at Adrian, 3:00

December 5 IU-East at DePauw, 7:30 PSU-New Kensington at Oberlin, 7:30

December 6 Millikin at Wabash, 8:30

December 7 Case at Allegheny, 7:30 Wittenberg at Wooster, 7:30Hiram at Oberlin, 8:00 Kenyon at Ohio Wesleyan, 8:00

December 9 Kenyon at Case, 7:30

December 10 Wooster at Wabash, 2:00 Oberlin at Alma, 2:00 Ohio Wesleyan at DePauw, 3:00 Wittenberg at Allegheny, 3:00 Denison at Kalamazoo, 4:00

December 11 Denison at Albion, 3:00

December 13 Allegheny at Thiel, 7:00

December 14 Grove City at Hiram, 7:30 Mt. St. Joseph at Denison, 7:30

December 18 Hiram at Wash. & Jeff., 3:00

December 19 Wooster vs. St. Mary’s (MD), 3:00 (@ Puerto Rico Classic) Earlham at Kenyon, 6:00 Rose-Hulman at DePauw, 7:30

December 20 Wooster vs. Sacred Heart (PR), 1:00 (@ Puerto Rico Classic) Wabash vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 5:30 (@ Don Lane Tournament) Wittenberg at Ohio Northern, 7:30

December 21 Wabash at Don Lane Tournament

December 22 Westminster at Hiram, 6:00 Otterbein at Wittenberg, 7:30

December 28 Ohio Wesleyan vs. Albion, 3:00 (@ Otterbein Classic)

December 29 Hiram at Wooster Classic Ohio Wesleyan at Otterbein Classic DePauw vs. SUNY-IT, 5:00 (@ Tampa Bay Shootout) Franklin at Wabash, 7:30 Thiel at Wooster, 7:30 (“Mose” Hole/Kiwanis Classic) Wash. & Jeff. at Kenyon, 7:30 Monmouth at Wittenberg, 8:00(Zimmerman Classic)

December 30 DePauw at Tampa Bay Shootout Hiram at Wooster Classic Wittenberg’s Zimmerman Classic Anderson at Oberlin, 7:00 Heidelberg at Wooster, 7:30(“Mose” Hole/Kiwanis Classic)

December 31 Denison at Wash. & Jeff., 2:00

January 2Capital at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30 Kenyon at Roanoke Tournament

January 3Kenyon at Roanoke Tournament Wittenberg vs. Huntingdon, 5:00 (Maryville Classic)

January 4Wittenberg at Maryville, 4:00 (@ Maryville Classic) Oberlin at Denison, 7:30 Geneva at Wooster, 7:30

January 6OU-Zanesville at Oberlin, 6:30 DePauw at Allegheny, 8:00Wabash at Hiram, 8:00

January 7Wabash at Allegheny, 2:00 Denison at Kenyon, 3:00 Wittenberg at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00 DePauw at Hiram, 4:00Oberlin at Wooster, 7:30

January 11DePauw at Wabash, 7:30 Wittenberg at Kenyon, 7:30Allegheny at Oberlin, 8:00 Hiram at Wooster, 8:00 Ohio Wesleyan at Denison, 8:00

January 14Oberlin at Wabash, 1:00 Denison at Wittenberg, 3:00 Ohio Wesleyan at Allegheny, 3:00 Wooster at DePauw, 3:00 Hiram at Kenyon, 3:00

January 18DePauw at Denison, 6:00 Kenyon at Oberlin, 7:30Wabash at Wittenberg, 7:30 Wooster at Allegheny, 7:30 Hiram at Ohio Wesleyan, 8:00

January 21Allegheny at Denison, 3:00 Oberlin at DePauw, 3:00 Wittenberg at Hiram, 4:00Kenyon at Wabash, 7:00Ohio Wesleyan at Wooster, 7:30

January 25Wabash at Ohio Wesleyan, 7:30 Denison at Oberlin, 8:00 DePauw at Wittenberg, 8:00 Hiram at Allegheny, 8:00 Kenyon at Wooster, 8:00

January 28Allegheny at Kenyon, 3:00 Denison at Wabash, 3:00 DePauw at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00Wittenberg at Oberlin, 3:00Wooster at Hiram, 3:00

February 1Kenyon at Hiram, 7:30 Ohio Wesleyan at Wittenberg, 7:30 Wabash at DePauw, 7:30 Wooster at Denison, 7:30 Oberlin at Allegheny, 8:00

February 4Wabash at Wooster, 2:00 Allegheny at Wittenberg, 3:00 Hiram at Denison, 3:00 Ohio Wesleyan at Oberlin, 3:00Kenyon at DePauw, 5:00

February 8Oberlin at Kenyon, 7:30Wittenberg at Wabash, 7:30 Allegheny at Hiram, 8:00 Denison at DePauw, 8:00 Wooster at Ohio Wesleyan, 8:00

February 11Denison at Allegheny, 3:00 DePauw at Oberlin, 3:00 Ohio Wesleyan at Hiram, 3:00Wabash at Kenyon, 3:00 Wooster at Wittenberg, 7:30

February 15Ohio Wesleyan at Wabash, 7:30 Allegheny at Wooster, 8:00 Kenyon at Denison, 8:00 Oberlin at Hiram, 8:00 Wittenberg at DePauw, 8:00

February 18Wabash at Oberlin, 1:00 Denison at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00 DePauw at Wooster, 3:00 Kenyon at Allegheny, 3:00 Hiram at Wittenberg, 4:00

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Team (Game)Points: 150 -- Wooster (vs. Emory & Henry), 11/27/05Points (Two Teams): 251 -- Wooster (150), Emory & Henry (101), 11/27/05Margin of Victory: 109 -- Kenyon (132) vs. Dominican (23), 11/27/87Field Goals: 63 -- Wooster (vs. Emory & Henry), 11/27/05Field Goal Attempts: 100 -- Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan),1/23/88Field Goal Percentage: 73.9 (34-46) -- Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/13/93Three-Point Field Goals: 25 -- Wooster (vs. Cabrini), 11/17/06 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 56 -- Oberlin (vs Case),1/5/05Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6) -- Wittenberg (vs. Ohio Northern), 12/29/90Free Throws: 46 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Wooster), 1/13/88; Earlham (vs. Oberlin), 12/6/92Free Throw Attempts: 71-- Earlham (vs. Oberlin), 12/6/92Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (20-20) -- Wittenberg (vs. Hiram), 2/2/08Rebounds: 73 -- Wooster (vs. Emory & Henry), 11/27/05Assists: 41 -- Wooster (vs. Emory & Henry), 11/27/05Blocked Shots: 12 -- Wittenberg (vs. Hanover), 11/30/96 & Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/26/05Steals: 23 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Principia), 11/22/91

Team (Season)Points: 3050 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Scoring Offense: 98.2 (30-2945) -- Wooster, 2005-06Scoring Defense: 54.6 (34-1857) -- Wittenberg, 2005-06Scoring Margin: 22.2 (83.9-61.7) -- Wittenberg, 1990-91Field Goals: 1124 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Field Goal Attempts: 2155 -- Wooster, 2006-07Field Goal Percentage: 53.0 (1124-2122) -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Field Goal Percentage Defense: 37.2 (572-1537) -- Wittenberg, 2004-05Three-Point Field Goals: 324 -- Wooster, 2006-07Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 792 -- Wooster, 2006-07Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 49.0 (175-357) -- Kenyon, 1987-88Free Throws: 698 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Free Throw Attempts: 888 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Free Throw Percentage: 79.3 (543-685) -- Wooster, 2002-03Rebounds: 1428 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94Rebound Margin: 14.0 (44.7 - 30.7) -- Wittenberg, 2000-01Assists: 618 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94Blocked Shots: 177 -- Wooster, 1988-89Steals: 316 -- CWRU, 1996-97Wins: 31 -- Wooster, 2010-11Winning Percentage: .938 (30-2) -- Wittenberg, 1993-94Winning Streak: 26 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94Winning Streak (NCAC): 41 -- Wooster, 1998-00

Individual (Game)Points: 50 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Ohio), 11/28/87Field Goals: 19 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Ohio), 11/28/87: Quinton Spencer, Oberlin (vs. Hiram), 2/4/06Field Goal Attempts: 35 -- Chip Winiarski, Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/24/8Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (11-11) -- Brian Buchanan, Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/13/93; John Ellenwood, Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/26/00

Three-Point Field Goals: 10 -- Travis Brett, Earlham (vs. DePauw), 1/8/02Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 22 -- Matthew Godwin, Oberlin (vs. Case), 1/5/05Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6) -- Brian Pennington, CWR (vs. Kenyon), 1/10/87; Joe Conley, Allegheny (vs. Albany), 11/30/91; Kyle Witucky, Wooster (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 12/6/03, Aaron Stefanov, Hiram (vs. Case)Free Throws: 18 -- Chris Russell, Kenyon (vs. Urbana), 12/8/84 Free Throw Attempts: 23 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Morehead State), 12/19/87; Kevin Frye, Denison (vs. CWR), 2/6/93Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (15-15) -- Nick Catanzarite, Allegheny (vs. Alfred), 11/29/00Rebounds: 23 -- Ben Schulz, Allegheny (vs. Medaille), 11/29/96Assists: 17 -- Terry Gray, Allegheny (vs. Oberlin), 2/6/85Blocked Shots: 10 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster (vs. Denison), 1/30/88Steals: 12 -- Deron Black, Allegheny (vs. CWRU), 1/17/96

Individual (Season)Points: 897 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Scoring Average: 28.5 (25-713) -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986-87Field Goals: 317 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Field Goal Attempts: 652 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Field Goal Percentage: 69.6 (128-184) -- Matt Schlingman, Wooster, 2004-05Three-Point Field Goals: 120 -- Chris Sullivan, Wittenberg, 2010-11Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 304 -- Chris Sullivan, Wittenberg, 2010-11Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 54.0 (27-50) -- Cameron Leverett, Oberlin, 2000-01Free Throws: 225 -- Lee Rowlinson, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Free Throw Attempts: 266 -- Lee Rowlinson, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Free Throw Percentage: 92.2 (59-64) -- Kevin Murray, Wittenberg, 2008-09Rebounds: 357 -- Chris Donovan, Kenyon, 1994-95Assists: 216 -- Marcus Amos, Allegheny, 1988-89Blocked Shots: 100 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster, 1987-88Steals: 123 -- Deron Black, Allegheny, 1995-96

Individual (Career)Points: 2501 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Scoring Average (min. 750 points): 24.3 (103-2501) -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Field Goals: 938 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Field Goal Attempts: 1974 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Field Goal Percentage (min. 250 made): 63.9 (442-692) -- John Ellenwood, Wooster, 1996-00Three-Point Field Goals: 276 -- Jamie Harless, Kenyon, 1991-95Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 696 -- Jamie Harless, Kenyon, 1991-95Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 90 made): 50.0 (92-184) -- Nelson Morris, Kenyon, 1984-88Free Throws: 523 -- Dan Hodgkinson, Denison, 2003-07Free Throw Attempts: 712 -- Dan Hodgkinson, Denison, 2003-07Percentage (min. 120 made): 86.6 (123-142) -- Mike Smith, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Rebounds: 1010 -- Ryan Gorman, Wooster, 1995-99Assists: 684 -- Terry Gray, Allegheny, 1984-88Blocked Shots: 257 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster, 1985-89Steals: 323 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88

MEN’S RECORDS MEN’S LEADERSField GoalsSEASON317 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1987-88269 Byron Beard (OBE) 1984-85267 Byron Beard (OBE) 1985-86266 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 1987-88256 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1986-87

CAREER938 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1984-88833 Chip Winiarski (OBE) 1986-90753 James Cooper (WOO) 2004-08747 Travis Schwab (OWU) 2000-04723 Brian Stadnik (ALL) 1983-87

Three-Point Field GoalsSEASON120 Chris Sullivan (WIT) 2010-1197 Jamie Harless (KEN) 1994-9596 Jamie Harless (KEN) 1993-94 Perry Junius (ALL) 1989-9095 Perry Junius (ALL) 1990-91 J.R. Shumate (OWU) 1995-96

CAREER276 Jamie Harless (KEN) 1991-95275 Perry Junius (ALL) 1987-91241 James Cooper (WOO) 2004-08236 Chad Plotke (KEN) 1998-02235 Chase Haltom (WAB) 2006-10

Free ThrowsSEASON225 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 1987-88196 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1987-88193 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 2002-03172 Ian Franks (WOO) 2010-11166 Josh Estelle (WAB) 1999-00161 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1986-87

CAREER523 Dan Hodgkinson (DEN) 2003-07518 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1984-88498 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 1999-03483 Brandon Miller (ERL) 2002-06440 Chip Winiarski (OBE) 1986-90

ReboundsSEASON357 Chris Donovan (KEN) 1994-95342 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 1987-88296 Greg Morris (WOO) 1996-97295 Brad Baldridge (WIT) 1989-90 Brad Baldridge (WIT) 1990-91

CAREER1010 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 1995-99961 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 1999-03947 Chris Donovan (KEN) 1991-95831 Dane Borchers (WIT) 2004-07827 Stan Aukamp (WOO) 1988-92

AssistsSEASON216 Marcus Amos (ALL) 1988-89198 Pete Waters (DEN) 1984-85194 Terry Gray (ALL) 1986-87191 Mike Smith (OWU) 1987-88184 Shaka Smart (KEN) 1988-99

CAREER684 Terry Gray (ALL) 1984-88618 Anthony Robinson (WIT) 1992-96542 Shaka Smart (KEN) 1995-99516 Derrick Owens (ALL) 1989-93500 Justun Lott (OWU) 1991-95

Blocked ShotsSEASON100 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 1987-8893 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 1988-8985 Brad Baldridge (WIT) 1989-9081 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 1998-9978 Dale Eilrich (OWU) 1990-91

CAREER257 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 1985-89254 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 1995-99216 Stan Aukamp (WOO) 1988-92194 Joe DesJean (WAB) 1999-03166 Daniel Russ (WIT) 2002-06

StealsSEASON123 Deron Black (ALL) 1995-96114 Michael Brown (OBE) 1985-86105 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1987-88100 Matt Hall (ERL) 1996-9796 Perry Junius (ALL) 1990-91

CAREER323 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1984-88259 A. Reynolds (WOO) 1998-02254 Matt Hall (ERL) 1993-97248 Wes Smith (WAB) 2007-11244 Jamieson Float (CWR) 1993-97

D3hoops.com Men’s Top 25 Preseason Poll

1. Virginia Wesleyan2. Augustana 3. Williams4. Amherst5. Middlebury6. Marietta7. Rochester8. St. Thomas9. Wooster10. MIT11. Wittenberg12. Whitworth13. Emory14. Cabrini15. St. Mary’s (Maryland)16. Mary Hardin-Baylor17. Franklin & Marshall18. Oswego State19. Buffalo State20. Centre21. Wisconsin-River Falls22. Birmingham-Southern23. Hampden-Sydney24. Wisconsin-Stevens Point25. Wheaton (Illinois)

Wabash also received votes.

D3hoops.com Women’s Top 25 Preseason Poll

1. Amherst2. Chicago3. George Fox4. William Paterson5. Babson6. Calvin7. Washington (St. Louis)8. Rochester9. Lebanon Valley10. DePauw11. Wisconsin-Stevens Point12. Denison13. Mount Union14. Bowdoin15. Greensboro16. Colby17. Illinois Wesleyan18. Thomas More19. Hope20. Muhlenberg21. Wisconsin-Whitewater22. Messiah23. Howard Payne24. St. Vincent25. Lewis & Clark

2010-11 D3Hoops.com All-Great Lakes Region Selections

Men:Chris Sullivan, WIT (1st)

Ian Franks, WOO (1st) - Player of the YearWes Smith, WAB (1st)

Kodey Haddox, KEN (3rd)Clayton Black, WIT (3rd)

Women:Shaina Kaiser, DEN (1st)

Serafina Nuzzo, DEN (2nd)Katie Mathews, DPU (2nd)Pam Quigney, OWU (3rd)

Sara Lee, DEN, Coach of the Year

All-American SelectionsMen:

Ian Franks, WOO (1st)Wes Smith, WAB (3rd)

Chris Sullivan, WIT (honorable mention)Women:

Shaina Kaiser, DEN (4th)

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PointsSEASON897 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1987-88757 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 1987-88713 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1986-87685 Josh Estelle (WAB) 1999-00652 Byron Beard (OBE) 1985-86

CAREER2501 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1984-882303 Chip Winiarski (OBE) 1986-902037 James Cooper (WOO) 2004-081985 Travis Schwab (OWU) 2000-041957 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 1999-031908 Dan Hodgkinson (DEN) 2003-071804 Wes Smith (WAB) 2007-111799 Jamie Harless (KEN) 1991-951784 Tom Port (WOO) 2003-071739 Brian Malinowski (DEN) 1992-961709 Matt Formato (KEN) 2002-061699 Chris Donovan (KEN) 1991-951696 Ian Franks (WOO) 2007-111694 Brian Stadnik (ALL) 1983-871636 Chad Plotke (KEN) 1998-021574 Casey Chroust (DEN) 1993-971567 Erich Riebe (WOO) 1988-921546 Markous Jewett (ERL) 2003-071508 Joe DesJean (WAB) 1999-031490 Stan Aukamp (WOO) 1988-921475 Bob Croft (OWU) 1990-941469 Brandon Miller (ERL) 2002-06

1464 Daniel Russ (WIT) 2002-061461 Dane Borchers (WIT) 2003-071458 Tristian Gregory (ERL) 2005-091453 Scott Meech (WOO) 1991-951443 David Masciola (ALL) 1992-961434 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 1984-881426 Ryan Taylor (WIT) 1998-011413 Bill Smiley (DEN) 1983-87 Bryan Yelvington (KEN) 2005-091400 Nathan Stoops (ERL) 1999-031396 Doug Cline (WOO) 1991-95 George Raftis (ALL) 2006-101394 Dave Mitchell (KEN) 1984-881388 Joe Harubin (CWR) 1987-911386 Ed Saxon (CWR) 1989-921371 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 1995-991368 LaRon Henry (ERL) 2003-07 1348 Rick Washington (OBE) 1988-921347 Andrew Zimmer (WAB) 2004-081341 Cory Hodge (OBE/DEN) 1988-921336 Garret Daggett (ALL) 1985-891321 Matt Hall (ERL) 1993-971311 Dustin Rudegeair (OWU) 2004-081300 Tony Jones (CWR) 1985-881289 Matt Croci (WIT) 1990-941277 Carlton Dean (HIR) 2001-051272 Maurice Elrod (OBE) 1997-011270 James Knight (OBE) 1997-011268 Jason Rusnak (DEN) 1995-99 John Norris (OBE) 1995-991266 Byron Beard (OBE) 1984-861265 Perry Junius (ALL) 1987-911260 Antwyan Reynolds (WOO) 1998-021242 Michael Sorrell (OBE) 1984-881241 Dave Knapke (KEN) 2006-101233 George Mixon (DEN) 1988-92 David Houston (KEN) 1996-001230 Aaron Smith (WIT) 1992-961221 Quinton Spencer (OBE) 2003-071213 Jake Delsandro (ALL) 1996-001209 Tom Port (WOO) 2003-061205 Aaron Brock (WAB) 2006-101203 John Ellenwood (WOO) 1996-001193 Jamison Float (CWR) 1993-97

Active Leaders

Points: 1084 - Tim Brady, OWUField Goals: 429 - Brady, OWU3-Point FG: 229 - Justin Hallowell, WOOFree Throws: 382 - Hallowell, WOORebounds: 535 - Larry Farmer, DENAssists: 258 - Andy Winters, OWUBlocked Shots: 69 - Farmer, DENSteals: 160 - Donte Briscoe, ALL

MEN’S LEADERS1193 Bryan Wickliffe (WOO) 2007-111192 Mike Loll (OBE) 2005-091184 Dirk Miller (OWU) 1987-911177 Damon Higgins (OBE) 1985-891175 Matt Magnusen (ALL) 2000-041162 Jim Fox (CWR) 1993-971136 Nathan Balch (WOO) 2009-111133 Derrick Owens (ALL) 1989-931125 J.R. Shumate (OWU) 1993-961113 Kyle Holliday (OWU) 2005-091105 Chase Haltom (WAB) 2006-101104 B.J. Harris (WIT) 1999-031103 Brad Baldridge (WIT) 1989-911100 Anthony Calloway (OBE) 1994-971097 Kevin Frye (DEN) 1989-931090 Chris Luther (DEN) 2006-101084 Tim Brady (OWU) 2008-1083 Devin Fulk (WOO) 2004-081080 Rodney Mitchell (WOO) 2000-041071 Bo Dobbs (OWU) 1991-951070 Jamel King (WIT) 1994-971069 Matt Smith (WOO) 1999-031064 Peter Walker (WIT) 2000-041063 Paul Baier (KEN) 1984-88 Matt Mittiga (CWR) 1993-971060 Justin Hallowell (WOO) 2008-1053 Jon Stafford (WIT) 1996-00 Tim Vandervaart (WOO) 2003-071046 Doug Meinen (WOO) 1990-94 Rodney Mitchell (WOO) 2000-041044 Kevin Locke (DEN) 1984-881040 Matt Hiestand (WOO) 1986-901039 Matt Schlingman (WOO) 2001-051037 Brian Buchanan (WOO) 1989-93 Justun Lott (OWU) 1991-951035 Kevin Longley (WIT) 1999-031025 Anthony Robinson (WIT) 1992-961024 Brandon Miller (ERL) 2002-061021 Mike McDevitt (HIR) 2004-081018 John Robic (DEN) 1984-861017 Mark Slayman (OWU) 1986-901013 Jerry Ambooken (ALL) 1994-981009 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 1985-891006 Jordan Beard (OBE) 2005-09

Ian Franks of Wooster (right) and Shaina Kaiser (left) of Denison completed out-standing careers in impressive fashion dur-ing the 2010-11 season. The North Coast Players of the Year for men and women, respectively, they were named their sport’s NCAC Tournament MVPs, and were select-ed D3Hoops.com All-Great Lakes Region and All-American honors.

Franks led the Fighting Scots to both the NCAC regular season and tournament titles for the second consecutive season, and was a three-time first-team All-NCAC choice.

Kaiser led the Big Red to an undefeated regular season (28-0), as Denison won the North Coast’s regular season and tourna-ment titles. She was a three-time first-team All-NCAC selection, as well as a two-time NCAC Player of the Year.

AlleghenyNick Catanzarite 2003Garret Daggett 1987-88-89Jake Delsandro 1999-00Mike Houser 1998Matt Magnusen 2004David Masciola 1996Josh Miller 1993George Raftis 2009-10Brian Stadnik 1985-86-87Gene Williams 1989

DenisonCasey Chroust 1997Dan Hodgkinson 2005-07Brian Malinowski 1994-95-96John Robic 1985-86Jason Rusnak 1998-99Bill Smiley 1987

HiramChris Roberts 2009

KenyonChris Donovan 1994-95Matt Formato 2004 Kodey Haddox 2011Jamie Harless 1993-94-95B.J. Kenyon 1991Dave Knapke 2010Dave Mitchell 1986Chad Plotke 2002Bryan Yelvington 2008-09

First TeamName School Yr. Pos. Hometown PPG RPG APGNathan Balch Wooster Sr. G Westerville, Ohio 12.9 3.3 1.2 Clayton Black Wittenberg Jr. F Lancaster, Ohio 15.1 5.3 1.8 Tim Brady Ohio Wesleyan Jr. G Dublin, Ohio 17.2 2.6 0.9 Ian Franks Wooster Sr. G Greenwich, Ohio 18.3 6.5 3.3 Kody Haddox Kenyon Sr. G Zanesville, Ohio 17.5 2.8 1.8 Wes Smith Wabash Sr. G Indianapolis, Indiana 22.0 6.7 1.5 Chris Sullivan Wittenberg Sr. G Columbus, Ohio 15.3 3.1 1.5

Second TeamDimonde Hale Denison So. W Columbus, Ohio 17.7 7.0 2.0 Justin Hallowell Wooster Jr. F Columbus, Ohio 11.5 5.7 1.6 Marshall Morris Ohio Wesleyan So. P Tulsa, Oklahoma 10.9 6.9 0.7 James Ness Allegheny Jr. F Meadville, Pennsylvania 16.0 7.0 0.8 Chris Roberts Hiram Sr. G Cleveland, Ohio 10.6 3.2 1.3 Bryan Wickliffe Wooster Sr. F Columbus, Ohio 9.9 6.7 1.1 Andy Winters Ohio Wesleyan So. G Columbus, Ohio 12.6 3.3 5.4

Honorable MentionAlex Brandt Wittenberg Jr. P Lewis Center, Ohio 7.9 5.7 1.0 Devone McCloud Allegheny So. G Jersey City, New Jersey 13.9 2.2 3.3 Joshua Merritt Oberlin Jr. PG San Francisco, California 12.8 3.1 4.2 Brian Shelbourne Wabash Jr. G Indianapolis, Indiana 5.6 4.1 3.9 Uros Vasilevik Kenyon Sr. F Skopje, Macedonia 10.4 5.9 0.8

OberlinByron Beard 1985-86Jordan Beard 2009Cory Hodge 1992James Knight 2001Chip Winiarski 1988-89

Ohio WesleyanTim Brady 2010-11John Camillus 1998Ben Chojnacki 2005-06-07Bob Croft 1992-93Kyle Holliday 2009Jesse Jean 2008Dirk Miller 1991Mark Oberholtzer 1985Lee Rowlinson 1987-88Dustin Rudegeair 2008Travis Schwab 2001-02-03-04J.R. Shumate 1996Mark Slayman 1989Scott Tedder 1986-87-88

WabashAaron Brock 2010Joe DesJean 2001-02-03Josh Estelle 2000Brian Latham 2000Wes Smith 2009-10-11Andrew Zimmer 2007-08

WittenbergBrad Baldridge 1990-91 Clayton Black 2011Dane Borchers 2007Matt Croci 1993-94Chris Fillmore 2000

Bill Funderburg 1990B.J. Harris 2002-03Gregg Hill 2008Jamel King 1997Anthony Robinson 1995Daniel Russ 2005-06Scott Schwartz 1996Steve Setty 1998Kris Spriggs 1992 Chris Sullivan 2011Ryan Taylor 1999-01Peter Walker 2004

WoosterStan Aukamp 1990-91-92 Nathan Balch 2011 Marty Bidwell 2009Brian Buchanan 1993Doug Cline 1995James Cooper 2006-07-08John Ellenwood 1998-99-00Ian Franks 2009-10-11Ryan Gorman 1997-98-99Brandon Johnson 2008Scott Meech 1994-95Rodney Mitchell 2004Greg Morris 1997Bryan Nelson 2001-02-03Tom Port 2005-06-07Antwyan Reynolds 2001Erich Riebe 1990-91-92Mike Trimmer 1988-89Bryan Wickliffe 2010Kyle Witucky 2005Philip Yontz 1996

All-Time First Team All-NCAC Selections

2010-11 MEN’S ALL-NCAC

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TEAM OFFENSE G PTS P/GWooster 34 2586 76.1 Hiram 26 1889 72.7 Wittenberg 29 2066 71.2 Wabash 26 1811 69.7 Kenyon 25 1739 69.6

TEAM DEFENSE G PTS P/G Wabash 26 1528 58.8 Wooster 34 2170 63.8 Wittenberg 29 1936 66.4 Ohio Wesleyan 27 1800 66.7 Hiram 26 1770 68.1

OFF. FG % G FG FGA PCTWooster 34 879 1864 .472 Wittenberg 29 732 1610 .455 Allegheny 26 657 1480 .444 Wabash 26 645 1467 .440 Denison 26 632 1459 .433

DEF. FG% G FG FGA PCTWooster 34 770 1995 .386 Wabash 26 559 1413 .396 Ohio Wesleyan 27 654 1608 .407 Kenyon 25 593 1434 .414 Wittenberg 29 709 1654 .429

3-POINT FG % G FG FGA PCTWooster 34 276 705 .391 Wittenberg 29 240 647 .371 Kenyon 25 145 412 .352 Denison 26 164 477 .344 Wabash 26 170 495 .343

FREE-THROW % G FT FTA PCTWooster 34 552 724 .762 Wabash 26 351 491 .715 Kenyon 25 354 504 .702 Wittenberg 29 362 530 .683 Denison 26 329 489 .673

SCORE MARGIN G OFF DEF MARWooster 34 76.1 63.8 +12.2 Wabash 26 69.7 58.8 +10.9 Wittenberg 29 71.2 66.4 +4.8 Hiram 26 72.7 68.1 +4.6 Ohio Wesleyan 27 69.1 66.7 +2.4

REB. MARGIN G REB OPP MARWooster 34 1317 1056 +7.7 Wabash 26 999 818 +7.0 Wittenberg 29 1060 923 +4.7 Hiram 26 979 941 +1.5 Ohio Wesleyan 27 1043 1010 +1.2

SCORING G PTS P/GWes Smith, WAB 26 571 22.0 Ian Franks, WOO 34 623 18.3 Dimonde Hale, DEN 26 461 17.7 Kodey Haddox, KEN 25 437 17.5 Tim Brady, OWU 27 464 17.2High: 36 - Tim Brady, OWU

REBOUNDS G REB R/GDonte Briscoe, ALL 24 198 8.3 Dimonde Hale, DEN 26 183 7.0 James Ness, ALL 26 182 7.0 Marshall Morris, OWU 27 187 6.9 Wes Smith, WAB 26 173 6.7High: 18 - Dimonde Hale, DEN

ASSISTS G A A/GAndy Winters, OWU 27 145 5.4 D’Andre Corbin, ALL 26 121 4.7 Josh Merritt, OBE 25 104 4.2 Brian Shelbourne, WAB 26 101 3.9 Ian Franks, WOO 34 114 3.4High: 11 - D’Andre Corbin, ALL

3-PT FIELD GOALS G FG Avg/GChris Sullivan 29 120 4.1 Justin Hallowell, WOO 34 79 2.3 Aaron Stefanov, HIR 26 58 2.2 Pat Bernhard, OBE 25 53 2.1 Nathan Balch, WOO 34 66 1.9

FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG PCTJames Ness, ALL 26 160 .620 Alex Brandt, WIT 29 96 .619 Bryan Wickliffe, WOO 34 132 .608 Clayton Black, WIT 29 158 .564 Evan McCulley, KEN 21 72 .541

FREE THROW PCT G FT PCTKodey Haddox, KEN 25 76 .835 Ian Franks, WOO 34 172 .811 Geoff Simpson, OBE 25 70 .805 Greg White, OWU 27 65 .756 Chris Roberts, HIR 25 80 .748

3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT G FG PCTNathan Balch 34 66 .458 Aaron Stefenov, HIR 26 58 .457 Justin Hallowell, WOO 34 79 .414 Brett Tiberi, DEN 26 47 .395 Chris Sullivan 29 120 .395

BLOCKED SHOTS G BLK B/GDonte Briscoe, ALL 24 29 1.2 Reuel Rogers, OWU 26 28 1.1 Marshall Morris, OWU 27 28 1.0 Clayton Black, WIT 29 28 1.0 Evan McCulley, KEN 21 20 1.0High: 4 - Six players tied

STEALS G S S/GWes Smith, WAB 26 74 2.8 Donte Briscoe, ALL 24 63 2.6 Andrew Fox, OBE 21 38 1.8 Brian Shelbourne, WAB 26 41 1.6 Glenn Campbell, HIR 23 36 1.6High: 6 - Three players tied

2010-11 MEN’S STATS2010-11

NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 14-2 31-3 2) Wittenberg 12-3 20-9 3) Wabash 11-5 20-6 Ohio Wesleyan 11-5 16-11 5) Hiram 8-8 14-12 6) Kenyon 5-10 9-16 7) Denison 5-11 8-18 8) Allegheny 4-12 7-19 9) Oberlin 1-15 2-23

2009-10 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 25-62) Wabash 12-4 18-83) Wittenberg 11-5 21-7 Allegheny 11-5 14-115) Ohio Wesleyan 9-7 13-14 Hiram 9-7 12-147) Denison 7-9 7-198) Kenyon 3-13 6-199) Oberlin 2-14 6-1910) Earlham 1-15 3-22

2008-09 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 14-2 23-72) Ohio Wesleyan 13-3 17-83) Hiram 11-5 16-104) Kenyon 9-7 16-11 Wittenberg 9-7 13-136) Wabash 7-9 14-13 Allegheny 7-9 12-158) Denison 5-11 8-189) Earlham 3-13 3-2210) Oberlin 2-14 5-20

2007-08 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster 15-1 23-52) Ohio Wesleyan* 12-4 22-8 Wittenberg 12-4 16-104) Kenyon 11-5 13-135) Wabash 10-6 18-106) Allegheny 6-10 12-157) Hiram 5-11 8-188) Oberlin 4-12 5-219) Denison 3-13 3-2210) Earlham 2-14 4-21

2006-07 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 29-52) Wittenberg 13-3 22-53) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 18-104) Allegheny 8-8 12-135) Wabash 7-9 11-166) Kenyon 6-10 10-16 Earlham 6-10 8-18 Hiram 6-10 7-199) Denison 5-11 6-1810) Oberlin 4-12 5-20

2005-06 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster 15-1 26-42) Wittenberg* 13-3 30-43) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 18-94) Wabash 10-6 16-105) Earlham 9-7 13-146) Allegheny 7-9 11-147) Denison 6-10 10-168) Kenyon 4-12 7-199) Hiram 2-14 4-21 Oberlin 2-14 2-22

2004-05 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster 15-1 27-32) Wittenberg* 14-2 25-43) Denison 10-6 13-12 Wabash 10-6 14-135) Earlham 9-7 12-156) Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 12-147) Allegheny 5-11 8-178) Kenyon 4-12 5-219) Hiram 3-13 4-2110) Oberlin 2-14 3-22

2003-04 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 16-0 24-52) Wooster* 14-2 25-33) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 19-84) Wabash 9-7 12-155) Allegheny 7-9 11-156) Earlham 6-10 9-17 Kenyon 6-10 6-208) Denison 4-12 6-209) Oberlin 3-13 7-18 Hiram 3-13 5-20

2002-03 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 30-32) Wittenberg 14-2 20-63) Allegheny 10-6 16-124) Wabash 9-7 16-105) Earlham 8-8 13-13 Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 12-147) Denison 7-9 9-178) Hiram 4-12 6-209) Kenyon 3-13 3-2210) Oberlin 2-14 3-22

2001-02 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 15-1 26-42) Wooster 13-3 21-73) Wabash 11-5 15-114) Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 12-155) Oberlin# 7-9 9-166) Allegheny 6-10 11-14 Denison 6-10 6-20 Earlham 6-10 11-159) Hiram 4-12 7-18 Kenyon 4-12 6-18

#Oberlin later forfeited its wins

2000-01 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 15-1 24-42) Wooster* 14-2 24-43) Earlham 10-6 16-10 Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 11-155) Wabash 9-7 11-146) Kenyon 6-10 9-167) Hiram 5-11 7-188) Oberlin 4-12 7-18 Denison 4-12 5-1910) Allegheny 3-13 5-19

1999-00 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 16-0 26-32) Wabash 13-3 20-73) Wittenberg 11-5 18-84) Earlham 10-6 11-155) Allegheny 9-7 11-146) Hiram 8-8 14-117) Ohio Wesleyan 4-12 5-20 Kenyon 4-12 6-199) Denison 3-13 4-2010) Oberlin 2-14 2-22

ALL-TIME STANDINGS - M

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1998-99 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 25-42) Wittenberg 12-4 19-73) Allegheny 12-4 19-94) CWRU 11-5 17-95) Earlham 7-9 7-166) Ohio Wesleyan 6-10 8-177) Denison 5-11 9-168) Kenyon 3-13 5-209) Oberlin 1-15 1-23

1997-98 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster 15-1 22-62) Wittenberg 14-2 19-73) Allegheny* 11-5 22-74) Denison 10-6 17-95) Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 9-166) CWRU 5-11 8-177) Kenyon 4-12 4-218) Oberlin 3-13 3-229) Earlham 2-14 4-20

1996-97 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 14-2 23-62) Denison 13-3 19-73) Wooster* 12-4 23-64) Allegheny 11-5 18-85) CWRU 9-7 13-126) Ohio Wesleyan 6-10 8-177) Kenyon 4-12 6-198) Oberlin 2-14 3-219) Earlham 1-15 2-21

1995-96 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 15-1 26-52) Wooster 12-4 19-73) Allegheny 10-6 17-10 CWRU 10-6 13-135) Denison 9-7 13-126) Kenyon 6-10 10-157) Earlham 5-11 8-17 Ohio Wesleyan 5-11 8-179) Oberlin 0-16 2-22

1994-95 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 26-32) Wittenberg 12-4 21-83) Kenyon 10-6 20-94) Ohio Wesleyan 9-7 16-10 CWRU 9-7 13-126) Denison 7-9 10-157) Allegheny 4-12 7-18 Earlham 4-12 6-199) Oberlin 2-14 4-19

1993-94 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 16-0 30-22) Kenyon* 14-2 24-43) Wooster 11-5 18-84) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 16-105) Denison 7-9 11-146) CWRU 6-10 9-167) Allegheny 5-11 8-178) Earlham 2-14 2-239) Oberlin 1-15 4-20

1992-93 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny 13-3 19-7 Wittenberg 13-3 19-73) Wooster* 12-4 21-74) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 12-135) Kenyon 9-7 16-116) Denison 6-10 11-14 CWRU 6-10 10-158) Earlham 2-14 4-219) Oberlin 1-15 1-21

1991-92 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 26-3 Wittenberg 15-1 23-63) Oberlin 8-8 14-10 Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 13-14 Allegheny 8-8 12-146) Denison 7-9 10-167) Kenyon 6-10 8-188) CWRU 4-12 8-189) Earlham 1-15 3-23

1990-91 NCAC ALLNORTH W-L W-L1) Wooster 11-0 25-42) Allegheny 8-3 18-93) CWRU 3-8 9-134) Oberlin 2-9 7-19

SOUTH1) Wittenberg* 11-1 26-32) Ohio Wesleyan 7-5 13-133) Kenyon 5-7 14-13 Denison 5-7 11-155) Earlham 0-12 4-18

1989-90 NCAC ALLNORTH W-L W-L1) Wooster 8-3 18-92) Allegheny 7-4 17-10 CWRU 7-4 12-134) Oberlin 1-10 4-21SOUTH1) Wittenberg* 11-1 29-22) Ohio Wesleyan 9-3 18-103) Denison 3-9 12-14 Earlham 3-9 8-18 Kenyon 3-9 8-18

1988-89 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster 10-2 21-7 Allegheny* 10-2 22-83) Ohio Wesleyan 9-3 15-124) Kenyon 6-6 8-185) Oberlin 3-9 8-18 Denison 3-9 8-197) CWRU 1-11 3-23

1987-88 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan*# 11-1 27-5 Allegheny 11-1 24-63) Wooster 6-6 14-11 Oberlin 6-6 14-125) Kenyon 5-7 14-136) Denison 2-10 8-187) CWRU 1-11 3-21

#NCAA champion

1986-87 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan 11-1 19-82) Allegheny * 10-2 22-83) Denison 6-6 14-154) Wooster 5-7 8-185) Kenyon 4-8 13-146) CWRU 3-9 8-18 Oberlin 3-9 6-20

1985-86 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny 9-3 16-10 Ohio Wesleyan * 9-3 16-123) Denison 8-4 13-134) Kenyon 6-6 13-155) Wooster 4-8 11-156) Oberlin 3-9 11-16 CWRU 3-9 9-16

1984-85 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan * 11-1 20-72) Allegheny 9-3 19-93) CWRU 7-5 17-94) Wooster 6-6 14-115) Denison 5-7 17-106) Oberlin 3-9 10-167) Kenyon 1-11 6-19

*NCAC Tournament Champion

ALL-TIME STANDINGS - M MEN’S LEADERS SCORING FIELD GOAL PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCTYR PLAYER P/G PLAYER PCT PLAYER PCT PLAYER PCT

10-11 Wes Smith, WAB 22.0 James Ness, ALL 62.0 Nathan Balch, WOO 45.8 Kodey Haddox, KEN 83.509-10 Wes Smith, WAB 18.2 Donte Briscoe, ALL 63.3 Matt Fegan, WOO 43.2 Aaron Brock, WAB 85.008-09 Bryan Yelvington, KEN 19.9 Pat Pellerite, OWU 56.7 Justin Hallowell,WOO 51.4 Kevin Murray, WIT 92.207-08 James Cooper, WOO 19.5 Bryan Wickliffe, WOO 57.1 James Cooper, WOO 49.6 Jordan Beard, OBE 87.806-07 Dan Hodgkinson, DEN 20.8 Tim Vandervaart, WOO 62.5 Ben Chojnacki, OWU 49.3 Jordan Beard, OBE 88.905-06 James Cooper, WOO 19.2 Tim Vandervaart, WOO 65.7 Devin Fulk, WOO 53.1 B. Yelvington, KEN 84.104-05 Quinton Spencer, OBE 20-6 M. Schlingman, WOO 69.6 Andy Van Horn, WOO 49.2 Kenny Brady, WIT 90.903-04 Matt Magnusen, ALL 21.0 Dan Hodgkinson, DEN 58.3 Dan Brywczynski, WIT 49.2 Cam Leverett, OBE 84.102-03 Travis Schwab, OWU 21.2 Bryan Nelson, WOO 64.4 Matt Magnusen, ALL 51.9 Bry. Nelson, WOO 88.501-02 Chad Plotke, KEN 21.9 Joe DesJean, WAB 59.6 Ryan Smith, WAB 44.8 Travis Brett, ERL 90.200-01 James Knight, OBE 20.9 Bryan Nelson, WOO 59.1 Cam Leverett, OBE 54.0 N. Catanzarite, ALL 84.799-00 Josh Estelle, WAB 25.4 John Ellenwood, WOO 62.2 Ryan Snyder, WOO 50.6 Josh Estelle, WAB 87.498-99 Jason Rusnak, DEN 18.4 John Ellenwood, WOO 65.9 Chris Good, ALL 46.5 Jake Delsandro, ALL 78.797-98 Jason Rusnak, DEN 19.8 John Ellenwood, WOO 65.9 Jason Barger, DEN 48.1 Josh Peoples, OWU 87.196-97 Matt Hall, EARL 20.3 Jason Rusnak, DEN 62.2 Bryan Moloney, CWRU 46.7 Josh Peoples, OWU 89.395-96 J.R. Shumate, OWU 24.0 Ryan Gorman, WOO 64.2 Jerry Ambooken, ALL 46.4 Philip Yontz, WOO 84.794-95 Brian Malinowski, DEN 20.2 Doug Cline, WOO 60.1 Justun Lott, OWU 47.8 J.R. Shumate, OWU 85.593-94 Jamie Harless, KEN 20.7 Scott Meech, WOO 63.5 Doug Meinen, WOO 47.1 Bob Croft, OWU 84.992-93 Bob Croft, OWU 19.6 Doug Cline, WOO 61.5 Craig Bradley, WOO 53.7 Bob Croft, OWU 85.091-92 Cory Hodge, OBE 23.4 Mike Foster, DEN 57.1 Cory Hodge, OBE 47.8 Kris Spriggs, WIT 86.590-91 Ed Saxon, CWR 21.2 Dale Eilrich, OWU 66.1 Tim Southerland, WOO 52.8 Dirk Miller, OWU 89.689-90 Chip Winiarski, OBE 21.6 Mark Slayman, OWU 59.0 Erich Riebe, WOO 50.4 Chip Winiarski, OBE 85.188-89 Chip Winiarski, OBE 20.8 Jeff Sargeant, OWU 65.4 Mike Taylor, OWU 47.1 Chip Winiarski, OBE 85.387-88 Scott Tedder, OWU 28.0 Lee Rowlinson, OWU 60.0 Tim Keller, KEN 51.8 Mike Smith, OWU 91.086-87 Scott Tedder, OWU 28.5 Lee Rowlinson, OWU 61.5 B. Pennington, CWR 50.8 Dave Hall, DEN 89.085-86 Scott Tedder, OWU 24.5 Kevin Haynes, DEN 56.2 Dave Mitchell, KEN 82.284-85 Byron Beard, OBE 23.6 Todd Johnsson, CWR 58.0 Steve Hendrix, OWU 87.7

REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKED SHOTS STEALSYR PLAYER R/G PLAYER A/G PLAYER B/G PLAYER S/G10-11 Donte Briscoe, ALL 8.3 Andy Winter, OWU 5.4 Donte Briscoe, ALL 1.2 Wes Smith, WAB 2.809-10 Larry Farmer, DEN 9.7 Andy Winters, OWU 4.2 Larry Farmer, DEN 1.3 Donte Briscoe, ALL 2.708-09 Babajide Eniola, HIR 7.5 Marty Bidwell, WOO 3.6 Dave Knapke, KEN 1.07 Kyle Miller, OWU 2.4 Andrew Barker, ALL 1.0707-08 George Raftis, ALL 8.7 Mike Staley, HIR 3.9 Nick Welsh, ERL 1.6 Wes Smith, WAB 2.406-07 Dane Borchers, WIT 10.1 Mike Staley, HIR 6.5 Dane Borchers, WIT 1.9 Bill Babe, ALL 1.805-06 Quinton Spencer, OBE 9.2 Casey McCloskey, ALL 4.2 Allen Bediako, KEN 2.2 Brandon Miller, ERL 2.304-05 Robb Hern, DEN 8.2 Ross Rybarczyk, OWU 5.1 Kyle Coffey, WAB 1.5 Justin Schmitt, ALL 2.403-04 Chris Ikpoh, OBE 8.8 Ross Rybarczyk, OWU 4.6 Daniel Russ, WIT 1.9 Brandon Pool, HIR 2.202-03 B. Crawford, OBE 9.5 AJ White, HIR 3.7 Joe DesJean, WAB 1.7 Nick Catanzarite, ALL 3.401-02 Joe DesJean, WAB 9.8 A. Reynolds, WOO 4.6 Joe DesJean, WAB 2.4 A. Reynolds, WOO 2.300-01 Joe DesJean, WAB 10.6 A. Reynolds, WOO 4.5 Joe DesJean, WAB 2.4 Nick Catanzarite, ALL 2.799-00 Bryan Nelson, WOO 8.8 Jake Delsandro, ALL 4.7 Clint Blockson, HIR 2.5 Jake Delsandro, ALL 2.698-99 Brady Keaton, ERL 9.5 Shaka Smart, KEN 7.4 Ryan Gorman, WOO 2.8 Bryan Moloney, CWR 2.597-98 Ryan Gorman, WOO 10.1 Shaka Smart, KEN 5.2 Ryan Gorman, WOO 2.3 Curtis Wright, EARL 3.696-97 Greg Morris, WOO 10.6 Jim Fox, CWR 5.8 Eric England, ERL 2.7 Matt Hall, EARL 4.395-96 Ryan Gorman, WOO 8.4 Deron Black, ALL 6.0 Philip Yontz, WOO 1.8 Deron Black, ALL 4.694-95 Chris Donovan, KEN 12.3 A. Robinson, WIT 5.6 B. Arenschield, CWR 2.1 Deron Black, ALL 3.093-94 Chris Donovan, KEN 9.6 A. Robinson, WIT 5.0 B. Arenschield, CWR 1.8 Justun Lott, OWU 2.492-93 Leighton McCoy, CWR 8.7 A. Robinson, WIT 4.7 Chris Donovan, KEN 1.2 Justun Lott, OWU 2.591-92 Alex Davis, ALL 10.6 Derrick Owens, ALL 5.5 David Morrison, OBE 3.0 Dale Lewis, OBE 2.390-91 Brad Baldridge, WITT 10.2 Greg Periatt, WIT 5.4 Dale Eilrich, OWU 3.0 Perry Junius, ALL 3.689-90 Brad Baldridge, WITT 10.2 Erich Riebe, WOO 4.9 Brad Baldridge, WITT 2.9 Perry Junius, ALL 3.088-89 Gene Williams, ALL 8.8 Marcus Amos, ALL 7.2 Mike Trimmer, WOO 3.3 Kevin Andrew, DEN 2.087-88 Lee Rowlinson, OWU 10.7 Mike Smith, OWU 6.4 Mike Trimmer, WOO 4.0 Scott Tedder, OWU 3.386-87 Bill Smiley, DEN 9.5 Terry Gray, ALL 6.5 Garret Daggett, ALL 1.9 Scott Tedder, OWU 3.385-86 Adrian Schaffer, OBE 11.2 Michael Brown, OBE 6.6 Mike O’Brien, WOO 1.6 Michael Brown, OBE 4.284-85 Adrian Schaffer, OBE 12.7 Pete Waters, DEN 7.3 M. Oberholtzer, OWU 1.3 Scott Tedder, OWU 2.6

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MEN’S LEADERS SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE SCORING MARGIN REBOUND MARGINYEAR TEAM P/G TEAM P/G TEAM MAR TEAM MAR

10-11 Wooster 76.1 Wabash 58.8 Wooster 12.2 Wooster 7.709-10 Allegheny 75.3 Wabash 61.2 Wittenberg 9.6 Wooster 6.408-09 Wooster 80.6 Ohio Wesleyan 65.2 Wooster 11.9 Wooster 5.207-08 Wooster 85.8 Wittenberg 64.7 Wooster 14.9 Wooster 7.606-07 Wooster 87.9 Wittenberg 58.8 Wooster 16.9 Wooster 6.705-06 Wooster 98.2 Wittenberg 54.6 Wooster 21.5 Wittenberg 9.804-05 Wooster 81.8 Wittenberg 55.6 Wittenberg 18.6 Wittenberg 11.203-04 Allegheny 65.8 Wittenberg 55.0 Wittenberg 10.6 Wittenberg 5.302-03 Allegheny 81.8 Wooster 62.2 Wooster 16.2 Wooster 9.001-02 Wittenberg 80.3 Wittenberg 62.3 Wittenberg 18.0 Wittenberg 12.400-01 Wooster 86.6 Wittenberg 65.4 Wooster 16.0 Wittenberg 14.099-00 Wooster 83.0 Wittenberg 66.1 Wooster 15.0 Wittenberg 9.298-99 Wooster 78.4 Wittenberg 59.7 Wooster 15.2 Wittenberg 10.797-98 Wooster 77.7 Wittenberg 60.9 Wooster 15.0 Wooster 9.196-97 CWRU 79.1 Wooster 59.9 Wittenberg 13.7 Wittenberg 8.095-96 CWRU 75.2 Wooster 59.1 Wittenberg 12.5 Wooster 9.094-95 Kenyon 76.8 Wooster 60.3 Wooster 12.4 Wittenberg 13.993-94 Wittenberg 87.2 Wooster 59.5 Wittenberg 21.4 Wittenberg 12.792-93 Ohio Wesleyan 75.6 Wooster 58.7 Wooster 12.7 Wooster 8.591-92 Ohio Wesleyan 78.1 Wittenberg 56.9 Wooster 17.7 Wooster 7.090-91 Allegheny 84.4 Wittenberg 61.7 Wittenberg 22.2 Wittenberg 8.189-90 Allegheny 83.8 Wittenberg 59.2 Wittenberg 17.8 Ohio Wesleyan 8.088-89 Ohio Wesleyan 77.2 Wooster 57.1 Wooster 13.4 Ohio Wesleyan 5.087-88 Ohio Wesleyan 95.3 Allegheny 63.8 Ohio Wesleyan 15.8 Ohio Wesleyan 9.186-87 Ohio Wesleyan 87.2 Kenyon 66.6 Ohio Wesleyan 7.8 Kenyon 4.685-86 Oberlin 75.4 Wooster 68.3 Allegheny 3.8 Oberlin 3.884-85 Ohio Wesleyan 78.8 Wooster 64.0 Ohio Wesleyan 8.4 Oberlin 10.4

OFFENSIVE FG PCT DEFENSIVE FG PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCTYEAR TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT

10-11 Wooster 47.2 Wooster 38.6 Wooster 39.1 Wooster 76.209-10 Oberlin 46.8 Wooster 40.1 Wittenberg 37.4 Wooster 75.708-09 Wooster 48.7 Wooster 41.3 Wooster 43.7 Wooster 76.907-08 Wooster 50.7 Wabash 42.5 Wooster 44.4 Wittenberg 75.906-07 Wooster 51.6 Wittenberg 38.5 Wooster 40.9 Hiram 78.905-06 Wooster 52.6 Wittenberg 37.4 Wooster 42.9 Hiram 71.504-05 Wooster 52.6 Wittenberg 37.2 Wooster 41.9 Denison 74.903-04 Earlham 41.4 Kenyon 36.7 Earlham 33.7 Wittenberg 70.102-03 Wooster 50.8 Wittenberg 40.1 Wooster 40.2 Wooster 79.301-02 Wooster 49.2 Wittenberg 39.3 Wittenberg 41.7 Wooster 73.800-01 Wooster 50.2 Wittenberg 38.5 Wooster 39.6 Wooster 72.199-00 Wabash 48.7 Wooster 39.1 Earlham 38.8 Wooster 75.998-99 Wooster 48.5 Wittenberg 37.6 Allegheny 40.9 Wooster 73.397-98 Wittenberg 48.9 Wooster 38.2 Wittenberg 39.8 Wooster 75.296-97 Allegheny 48.3 Wittenberg 39.5 Denison 38.9 Earlham 74.995-96 Denison 47.9 Wooster 38.5 Ohio Wesleyan 38.1 Earlham 72.494-95 Wooster 48.4 Wittenberg 39.0 Denison 40.1 Kenyon 72.793-94 Wooster 51.3 Wittenberg 39.2 Wittenberg 40.2 Kenyon 74.892-93 Wooster 50.7 Wittenberg 40.0 Ohio Wesleyan 43.4 Denison 75.391-92 Wooster 51.3 Wooster 39.1 Wooster 42.2 Ohio Wesleyan 71.890-91 Wooster 52.2 Wittenberg 39.2 Kenyon 43.3 Ohio Wesleyan 76.089-90 Ohio Wesleyan 50.8 Wittenberg 39.6 Wooster 43.7 Wooster 73.988-89 Ohio Wesleyan 51.4 Wooster 38.1 Allegheny 43.7 Ohio Wesleyan 72.987-88 Ohio Wesleyan 53.0 Allegheny 41.6 Kenyon 49.0 Ohio Wesleyan 78.686-87 Ohio Wesleyan 49.3 Allegheny 43.9 Denison 43.5 Denison 78.185-86 Denison 49.5 Allegheny 42.9 Kenyon 74.984-85 Ohio Wesleyan 48.9 Allegheny 41.9 Allegheny 73.3

2010-11 Shaina Kaiser, Denison2009-10 Stephanie Boardman, Wittenberg2008-09 Shaina Kaiser, Denison2007-08 Anne Dugan, Kenyon2006-07 Kristen Sheffield, Denison2005-06 Kathy Hittle, Wittenberg2004-05 Emma Woodward, Denison2003-04 Haley Warden, Wittenberg2002-03 Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan2001-02 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan2000-01 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan1999-00 Stephanie Dunmyer, Kenyon1998-99 Karen Schell, Kenyon1997-98 Katie Montague, Wooster1996-97 Kim Graf, Kenyon1995-96 Kim Huber, Allegheny1994-95 Kim Huber, Allegheny1993-94 Christi Clay, Denison1992-93 Kate Ryan, Ohio Wesleyan1991-92 Karen Porath, Ohio Wesleyan1990-91 Ann Gilbert, Oberlin1989-90 Ann Gilbert, Oberlin1988-89 Heather Spencer, Kenyon1987-88 Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny1986-87 Robin Jones, Denison1985-86 Joan Smith, Allegheny1984-85 Jill Swanson, Allegheny

2010-11 Erica Restich, Allegheny2009-10 Allison Anderson, Oberlin2008-09 Morgan Korinek, Kenyon2007-08 Haley Dahlgard, Denison & Kayla Gordon, Ohio Wesleyan2006-07 Shontavia Davis, Earlham & Kym Wenz, Wooster2005-06 Carolyn Simpson, Denison2004-05 Anne Dugan, Kenyon2003-04 Kristen Sheffield, Denison2002-03 Courtney Steding, Allegheny2001-02 Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan2000-01 Lindsey Chappell, Earlham1999-00 Nara DeJesus, Wooster1998-99 Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin1997-98 MaryKay Schwaninger, Denison1996-97 Megan Coughlin, OWU1995-96 Katie Montague, Wooster1994-95 Sarah Jurewicz, Wittenberg

2010-11 Ian Franks, Wooster2009-10 Ian Franks, Wooster2008-09 Bryan Yelvington, Kenyon2007-08 James Cooper, Wooster 2006-07 Tom Port, Wooster2005-06 James Cooper, Wooster2004-05 Daniel Russ, Wittenberg2003-04 Travis Schwab, OWU2002-03 Bryan Nelson, Wooster2001-02 Joe DesJean, Wabash2000-01 Ryan Taylor, Wittenberg1999-00 Josh Estelle, Wabash1998-99 Ryan Gorman, Wooster1997-98 Jason Rusnak, Denison1996-97 Casey Chroust, Denison1995-96 David Masciola, Allegheny1994-95 Chris Donovan, Kenyon1993-94 Matt Croci, Wittenberg1992-93 Brian Buchanan, Wooster1991-92 Cory Hodge, Oberlin1990-91 Brad Baldridge, Wittenberg1989-90 Brad Baldridge, Wittenberg1988-89 Garret Daggett, Allegheny1987-88 Lee Rowlinson, OWU1986-87 Scott Tedder, OWU1985-86 Scott Tedder, OWU1984-85 Mark Oberholtzer, OWU

2010-11 Aaron Stefanov, Hiram2009-10 Dimonde Hale, Denison2008-09 Justin Hallowell, Wooster2007-08 Kodey Haddox, Kenyon2006-07 Dave Knapke, Kenyon2005-06 Brandon Johnson, Wooster2004-05 Quinton Spencer, Oberlin2003-04 Tom Port, Wooster2002-03 Brandon Crawford, Oberlin2001-02 Brandon Cole, OWU2000-01 Travis Schwab, OWU1999-00 Bryan Nelson, Wooster1998-99 Brady Keaton, Earlham1997-98 James Knight, Oberlin1996-97 Jake Delsandro, Alleghey1995-96 Philip Yontz, Wooster1994-95 Jason Johnson, Earlham

NCAC Men’s Player of the Year

NCAC Women’s Player of the Year

NCAC Men’s Newcomer of the Year

NCAC Women’s Newcomer of the Year

Aaron Stefanov Erica RestichIan Franks Shaina Kaiser

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

46 47

Men

School YR W L PCTAllegheny 27 221 181 .549Case 15 85 125 .405Denison 27 161 243 .399Earlham 21 97 231 .296Hiram 12 68 124 .354Kenyon 27 151 252 .375Oberlin 27 74 328 .184Ohio Wesleyan 27 246 158 .609Wabash 12 118 74 .615Wittenberg 22 286 57 .834Wooster 27 334 68 .831

Women

School YR W L PCT Allegheny 27 263 137 .699Case 15 71 139 .338Denison 27 213 185 .535Earlham 21 100 228 .305Hiram 12 28 162 .147Kenyon 27 220 182 .547Oberlin 27 82 318 .205Ohio Wesleyan 27 294 108 .731Wittenberg 22 288 54 .842Wooster 27 175 225 .438

Women

2010-11 Sara Lee, DEN2009-10 Sarah Jurewicz, WIT2008-09 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU2007-08 Suzanne Helfant, KEN2006-07 Sara Lee, DEN2005-06 Pam Smith, WIT2004-05 Suzanne Helfant, KEN2003-04 Pam Smith, WIT2002-03 Pam Smith, WIT2001-02 Pam Smith, WIT2000-01 Janine Ruh, ERL1999-00 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1998-99 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1997-98 Sara Lee, DEN1996-97 Suzanne Helfant, KEN1995-96 Kristin Hughes, CWRU1994-95 Pam Evans, WIT1993-94 Ann Osborne, KEN1992-93 Jill Butcher, ERL Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1991-92 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1990-91 Pam Evans, WIT Sara Lee, DEN1989-90 Pam Evans, WIT1988-89 Chris Hart, WOO Ronda Seagraves, ALL1987-88 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1986-87 Gretchen Weitbrecht, KEN1985-86 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1984-85 Kay Gould, ALL Nan Nichols, WOO

Men

2010-11 Mike DeWitt, OWU2009-10 Mac Petty, WAB2008-09 Steve Fleming, HIR2007-08 Matt Croci, KEN2006-07 Steve Moore, WOO2005-06 Mike DeWitt, OWU2004-05 Bob Ghiloni, DEN2003-04 Bill L. Brown, WIT2002-03 Steve Moore, WOO2001-02 Bill L. Brown, WIT2000-01 Bill L. Brown, WIT1999-00 Steve Moore, WOO1998-99 Jeff Justus, ERL Steve Moore, WOO1997-98 Steve Moore, WOO1996-97 Bill Lee, DEN1995-96 Phil Ness, ALL1994-95 Bill Sudeck, CWRU1993-94 Bill L. Brown, WIT1992-93 Bill H. Brown, KEN1991-92 Steve Moore, WOO1990-91 Steve Moore, WOO1989-90 Dan Hipsher, WIT1988-89 Bill H. Brown, KEN1987-88 Gene Mehaffey, OWU1986-87 John Reynders, ALL1985-86 Bill L. Brown, KEN1984-85 Gene Mehaffey, OWU

Sara LeeMike DeWitt

All-Time Won-Loss RecordsNorth Coast Athletic Conference Games

COACH OF THE YEARMen’s Tournament Records

Team (Game)Points: 124 -- Wittenberg (vs. Earlham), 2/22/94Points (Two Teams): 205 -- Wooster (114) vs. Wabash (91), 2/26/00Field Goals: 48 -- Wittenberg (vs. Earlham), 2/22/94Three-Point Field Goals: 17 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Allegheny), 2/21/06 Free Throws: 37 -- Kenyon (vs. Allegheny), 2/22/94Rebounds: 64 -- Wittenberg (vs. Earlham), 2/22/94Assists: 33 -- Wooster (vs. Oberlin), 2/19/91Blocked Shots: 9 -- CWRU (vs. Allegheny), 2/24/93 & Wooster (vs. Kenyon), 2/22/05Steals: 18 -- CWRU (vs. Oberlin), 2/20/85; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Oberlin), 2/21/86

Team (Tournament)Points: 304 -- Wooster, 2000Field Goals: 112 -- Wooster, 2000Three-Point Field Goals: 41 - Wooster, 2009Free Throws: 78 -- Wittenberg, 1990Rebounds: 142 -- Wooster, 1998Assists: 66 -- Wooster, 1991, 2000Blocked Shots: 18 -- Wooster, 2000Steals: 41 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1986

Individual (Game)Points: 40 -- Travis Schwab, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Wooster), 2/26/04Field Goals: 14 -- Byron Beard, Oberlin (vs. Denison), 2/19/86 & Travis Schwab, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Wooster), 2/26/04)Three-Point Field Goals: 9 -- Josh Estelle, Wabash (vs. Wooster), 2/26/00; Chris Sullivan, Wittenberg (vs. Wabash), 2/25/11Free Throws: 16 -- Chris Donovan, Kenyon (vs. Allegheny), 2/22/94Rebounds: 20 -- Dane Borchers, Wittenberg (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 2/23/07Assists: 12 -- Terry Gray, Allegheny (vs. Oberlin), 2/24/87Blocked Shots: 7 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster (vs. Kenyon), 2/24/87Steals: 7 -- Cory Hodge, Oberlin (vs. Earlham), 2/17/91

Individual (Tournament)Points: 73 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986Field Goals: 28 -- Wes Smith, Wabash, 2009Three-Point Field Goals: 16 -- Josh Estelle, Wabash, 2000Free Throws: 26 -- Chris Donovan, Kenyon, 1994Rebounds: 47 -- Greg Morris, Wooster, 1997Assists: 25 -- Steve Hendrix, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986Blocked Shots: 9 -- David Morrison, Oberlin, 1992Steals: 11 -- Steve Hendrix, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986; Deron Black, Allegheny, 1996; Anthony Robinson, Wittenberg, 1996; Antwyan Reynolds, Wooster, 2002

Women’s Tournament Records

Team (Game)Points: 106 -- Allegheny (vs. Earlham), 2/19/91Points (Two Teams): 174 -- Allegheny (90) vs. Ohio Wesleyan (84), 2/25/11Field Goals: 46 -- Allegheny (vs. Earlham), 2/19/91Three-Point Field Goals: 11 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Hiram), 2/27/08; Hiram (vs. Allegheny), 2/22/11Free Throws: 29 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. CWRU), 2/21/89; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Denison), 2/25/00; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Kenyon), 2/24/04Rebounds: 62 -- Wooster (vs. Oberlin), 2/19/91; CWRU (vs. Wooster), 2/20/96Assists: 30 -- Wittenberg (vs. Oberlin), 2/22/90Blocked Shots: 10 -- Denison (vs. Oberlin), 2/22/05Steals: 31 -- Wittenberg (vs. Kenyon), 2/25/92

Team (Tournament)Points: 253 -- Wittenberg, 2003Field Goals: 96 -- Wittenberg, 1990Three-Point Field Goals: 27 -- Denison, 2007Free Throws: 71 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2001Rebounds: 159 -- Wittenberg, 1991Assists: 69 -- Wittenberg, 1995Blocked Shots: 23 -- Denison, 2007Steals: 54 -- Wittenberg, 2003

Individual (Game)Points: 51 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/20/90Field Goals: 22 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/20/90Three-Point Field Goals: 7 -- Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny (vs. OWU), 2/27/88Free Throws: 14 -- Jess Viertlboeck, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Wittenberg), 2/27/99Rebounds: 23 -- Jerilyn Bushong, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Denison), 2/19/86Assists: 14 -- Ann Osborne, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Denison), 2/19/86Blocked Shots: 8 -- Teri Chester, CWRU (vs. Wooster), 2/25/97Steals: 10 -- Stephanie Woodruff, Wooster (vs. Wittenberg), 1/23/99

Individual (Tournament)Points: 84 -- Christi Clay, Denison, 1994Field Goals: 33 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1990Three-Point Field Goals: 15 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1997Free Throws: 29 -- Jess Viertlboeck, Ohio Wesleyan, 1999Rebounds: 46 -- Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001Assists: 30 -- Ann Osborne, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986Blocked Shots: 13 -- Kristen Sheffield, Denison, 2006 & 2007Steals: 16 -- Tracy Setters, Ohio Wesleyan, 1989

TOURNAMENT RECORDS

48 49

Women

RECORD FINISH W L PCT 1ST 2NDALL 27 22 .551 5 4CWRU 3 14 .176 0 0 DEN 29 19 .604 7 1ERL 6 17 .260 0 1HIR 0 6 .000 0 0KEN 25 25 .500 2 3OBE 3 22 .120 0 0OWU 41 22 .651 5 8WIT 40 15 .727 7 7WOO 13 25 .342 1 3

Men

RECORD FINISH W L PCT 1ST 2NDALL 24 23 .511 3 5CWRU 4 15 .211 0 0DEN 6 23 .207 0 0ERL 4 16 .200 0 0HIR 0 8 .000 0 0KEN 12 24 .333 1 2OBE 5 12 .294 0 0OWU 25 24 .510 4 3WAB 13 12 .520 0 3WIT 40 16 .714 6 8WOO 54 14 .794 13 6

2011 North Coast Athletic ConferenceTournament Results andAll-Tournament Teams

Women

Quarterfinals (at high seeds) #1 Denison 75, #8 Wooster 40

#2 Ohio Wesleyan 67, #7 Oberlin 60 #3 Allegheny 86, #6 Hiram 72

#4 Kenyon 70, #5 Wittenberg 59

Semifinals (at Denison)Denison 80, Kenyon 72

Allegheny 90, Ohio Wesleyan 84

Championship (at Denison) Denison 72, Allegheny 54

All-Tournament TeamKayla Gordon (OWU) Mogan Korinek (KEN)

Heidi Goeller (ALL) Serafina Nuzzo (DEN)Haley Dahlgard (DEN)

MVP: Shaina Kaiser (DEN)

Men

Quarterfinals (at high seeds) #1 Wooster 62, #8 Allegheny 57 #2 Wittenberg 77, #7 Denison 63

#3 Wabash, #6 Kenyon 61 #4 Ohio Wesleyan 100, #5 Hiram 85

Semifinals (at Wooster)Wooster 70, Ohio Wesleyan 62

Wittenberg, Wabash 63

Championship (at Wooster) Wooster 82, Wittenberg 68

All-Tournament TeamClayton Black (WIT) Tim Brady (OWU)

Nick Curosh (WAB)Chris Sullivan (WIT)

Bryan Wickliffe (WOO)MVP: Ian Franks (WOO)

All-Time NCAC Tournament Won-Loss Records

TOURNAMENT RESULTS

NCAC Championship Game Results

NCAC Tournament MVPs

WOMEN Nan Nichols Award

2011 Shaina Kaiser, DEN2010 Shaina Kaiser, DEN2009 Tyler Cordell, OWU2008 Sarah Perrine, DEN2007 Kristen Sheffield, DEN2006 Kristen Sheffield, DEN2005 Kristen Sheffield, DEN2004 Haley Warden, WIT2003 Kate Rolf, WIT2002 Tiffany Barbee, OWU2001 Jessica Viertlboeck, OWU2000 Stephany Dunmyer, KEN1999 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU1998 Melissa Kolbe, WIT1997 Kim Graf, KEN1996 Jana Bostelman, WIT1995 Lee Oden, WIT1994 Christy Clay, DEN1993 Bobbi Ashby, WIT1992 Kate Ryan, OWU1991 Danielle Rogers, WIT

MEN Al Van Wie Award

2011 Ian Franks, WOO 2010 Nathan Balch, WOO2009 Justin Hallowell, WOO2008 Dustin Rudegair, OWU2007 James Cooper, WOO2006 Dane Borchers, WIT2005 Daniel Russ, WIT2004 Tom Port, WOO2003 Blake Mealer, WOO2002 B.J. Harris, WAB2001 Bryan Nelson, WOO2000 John Ellenwood, WOO1999 John Ellenwood, WOO1998 Ben Schulz, ALL1997 Greg Morris, WOO1996 Jamel King, WIT1995 Rowell Fernandez, WOO1994 Chris Donovan, KEN1993 Brian Buchanan, WOO1992 Erich Riebe, WOO1991 Brad Baldridge, WIT Ian Franks

2011 (W at Denison; M at Wooster)Men: Wooster 82, Wittenberg 68 Women: Denison 72, Allegheny 54

2010 (W at Wittenberg; M at Wooster)Men: Wooster 88, Wittenberg 77Women: Denison 70, Wittenberg 67

2009 (W at Denison; M at Wooster)Men: Wooster 84, Wabash 72Women: Ohio Wesleyan 73, Allegheny 65

2008 (W at Kenyon; M at Wooster)Men: Ohio Wesleyan 89, Wabash 72Women: Denison 66, Wittenberg 55

2007 (W at Denison; M at Wooster)Men: Wooster 86, Ohio Wesleyan 51Women: Denison 63, Allegheny 47

2006(W at Wittenberg; M at Wooster)Men: Wittenberg 71, Wooster 69Women: Denison 68, Kenyon 54

2005 (W at Kenyon; M at Wooster)Men: Wittenberg 61, Wooster 59Women: Denison 49, Kenyon 39

2004 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Wooster 100, Wittenberg 71Women: Wittenberg 66. Allegheny 53

2003 (W at Wittenberg; M at Wooster)Men: Wooster 93, Allegheny 71Women: Wittenberg 72, O. Wesleyan 58

2002 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Wittenberg 58, Wooster 57Women: OWU 81, Wittenberg 75

2001 (M at Wittenberg; W at OWU)Men: Wooster 59, Wittenberg 56Women: Ohio Wesleyan 87, Earlham 76

2000 (M at Wooster; W at OWU)Men: Wooster 114, Wabash 91Women: Kenyon 57, O. Wesleyan 51

1999 (M at Wooster; W at OWU)Men: Wooster 89, Allegheny 69Women: O. Wesleyan 74, Wittenberg 72

1998 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Allegheny 66, Wooster 64Women: Wittenberg 66, Denison 53

1997 (M&W at Wooster)Men: Wooster 51, Wittenberg 44Women: Kenyon 65, Ohio Wesleyan 61

1996 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Wittenberg 65, Allegheny 55Women: Wittenberg 69, Wooster 66

1995 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Wooster 71, Wittenberg 67Women: Wittenberg 80, O. Wesleyan 79

1994 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan)Men: Kenyon 84, Wittenberg 78Women: Denison 80, Wittenberg 65

1993 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan)Men: Wooster 64, Kenyon 48Women: Wittenberg 67, OWU 60

1992 (M&W at Wooster)Men: Wooster 61, Wittenberg 54Women: OWU 73, Wittenberg 65

1991 (M&W at Wooster)Men: Wittenberg 65, Wooster 48Women: Wittenberg 71, OWU 56

1990 (M&W at Denison)Men: Wittenberg 86, Ohio Wesleyan 62Women: Wooster 72, Wittenberg 56

1989 (M&W at Kenyon)Men: Allegheny 56, Wooster 54Women: Allegheny 67, Wooster 56

1988 (M&W at Wooster)Men: Ohio Wesleyan 91, Allegheny 77Women: Allegheny 84, O. Wesleyan 71

1987 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan)Men: Allegheny 96, Ohio Wesleyan 94Women: Allegheny 61, Kenyon 42

1986 (M&W at Allegheny)Men: Ohio Wesleyan 69, Kenyon 64Women: Allegheny 69, O. Wesleyan 46

1985 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan)Men: Ohio Wesleyan 65, Allegheny 59Women: Allegheny 74, Wooster 65

Shaina Kaiser

TOURNAMENT RESULTS

2011-12 NCAC Basketball Guide

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