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Fowler Sport and Fitness Center The Fowler Sport and Fitness Center on the Sewanee campus provides the University of the South with a state-of-the-art athletics and fitness complex. Included in the facility is a nine-lane indoor pool with a separate diving well, an indoor four-lane, 160-meter flat track with space for field events as well as three multipurpose courts and two batting cages. The center also includes the renovated Juhan Gym, including a 1,000-seat basketball and volleyball performance gym, three racquetball courts, one squash court, training, weight, and locker rooms, a dance studio, a fitness gym, classroom space, and three indoor tennis courts.
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Men’s Basketball 2011–2012 Sewanee: The University of the South
Coaching Staff Head Coach................................................................. Bubba Smith (Furman, ’00) Office........................................................................................931.598.1298 E-Mail........................................................................... rmsmith@sewanee.edu Assistant Coach................................. Bradley Pierson (University of the South, ’09) Office........................................................................................931.598.3381 E-Mail........................................................................... bjpierso@sewanee.edu
Season outlook ................................ 2 Coaches section............................... 3 Head coach: Bubba Smith.................. 4 Assistant coach: Bradley Pierson........ 6 Players section................................. 7 Roster.............................................. 8 Player profiles................................... 9 2010 review section........................ 19 Statistics/results 2010................... 20 Opponents ..................................... 21 Team statistics............................... 21 This is Sewanee basketball.............. 22 Sewanee records............................ 23 87 seasons of basketball................ 24 SCAC............................................. 25 Awards and Recognition................... 26 Where are they now?....................... 27 Athletic training............................... 28 Sewanee Men’s Basketball.............. 31 Schedule 2011–12............. Back Cover
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Name........................................................... Sewanee: The University of the South Address.................................................. 735 University Ave., Sewanee, Tennessee Affiliation...............................................................................................Episcopal Founded............................................................................................July 4, 1857 Description................................................................. National, Co-ed, Liberal Arts Enrollment..................................................................................................1,450 Vice-Chancellor & President...................John M. McCardell (Washington & Lee, ’71) Athletics Director................................................ Mark Webb (Tennessee Tech, ’83) Gym............................................................... Juhan Gymnasium (Capacity: 1,000) Nickname................................................................................................... Tigers Colors...............................................................................Purple, Gold, and White Conference.....................................Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Affiliation.....................................................................................NCAA Division III
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History Sewanee All-Time Record..................................................................... 806–1,003 2010–11 Record....................................................................... 9–16; SCAC 3–13 Conference Championships................. Five (65–66, 72–73, 74–75, 75–76, 96–97) NCAA Tournament Appearances....................... Four (74–75, 75–76, 96–97, 97–98) Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................................................................... 8/2 Newcomers........................................................................................................6
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2011–12 Men’s Season Preview Led by fourth-year head coach Bubba Smith, the 2011–12 rendition of the Tigers have it all. Coming off a year where Sewanee won the most games since the 2004–05 campaign, the Tigers return a solid nucleus of players to go along with a number of talented newcomers. Overall, eight letterwinners return, including the Tigers’ top scorer and rebounder. Guards: Sophomore point guard Valentino Bryant and junior shooting guard Lewis Affronti anchor the Tigers backcourt. Add in junior Brett Bouldin and senior Trent Williams and you can see the depth the Tigers possess out front. Bryant, an All-SCAC performer a year ago, excelled in his first year as a collegiate point guard. With exceptional speed, Bryant led the Tigers in scoring 11 times while ranking 20th among SCAC players in points per game. Affronti had a stellar sophomore season in 2010–11 — he led the team in three-point field goals made (45), and finished 11th in the league in threes made per contest. A complement to Bryant at the off guard position in 2010–11, Bouldin still saw action all 25 games. As a sophomore, Bouldin led the Tigers in free-throw percentage and three-point percentage, while scoring a career-high 19 points against Johnson University on November 30, 2010. Williams appeared in all 25 games in 2010–11. The senior captain set career marks in four offensive categories last season. A leader on and off the court, Williams’s stock continues to rise after improving in every stat a year ago. Rounding out the returners is sophomore Bryan Beviacqua. The 5'11" guard appeared in 19 games as a freshman. An accurate shooter from outside, Beviacqua should see significant minutes again after averaging 10.7 minutes per contest in 2010–11. Led by TSSAA First-Team Class A AllState selection Wes Grace, the Tigers have plenty of talent waiting in the wings after a trio of freshmen come to the Mountain. Along with Grace, freshman Marcus Caldwell, and Nathan Warren are expected to see action early this season. Sophomore Zach Abeles, a 6'4" guard
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from Hagerstown, Md., who attended James Madison in 2010–11, has also been added to the Sewanee backcourt. Forwards: Senior Sam Martin and junior Tyler Brown hold down two of the inside-out positions for the Tigers. Martin, who is one of two seniors, appeared in all 25 games last season. The 6'3" forward set career marks in ppg and field-goal percentage in 2010–11. Always a strong defender, Martin finished last year ranked 11th in block shots among all SCAC players. Brown emerged as strong presence at the forward position. An athletic forward, Brown has the ability to score on the perimeter or finish on the rim. Last season, Brown set a career high in ppg while finishing second on the team in rebounding. Also contributing at the forward position is 6'6" freshman Robert Veal, and sophomore Eric Leibrandt. Veal comes to Sewanee from nearby Ravenwood High School in Brentwood, Tenn. After wrapping up his prep career as
Ravenwood’s all-time leading rebounder, Veal was rated among the top-60 senior players from the state, according to Rick Bolus High Potential Basketball Service. Sophomore walk-on Leibrandt joins the team after playing football for Sewanee this fall. A tough player, Leibrandt brings a strong physical authority in games and practices. Centers: Down low, the Tigers return their leading rebounder in Anvil Nelson, and sophomore Todd Kirkpatrick. Nelson, who started 23 games as freshman, led the Tigers with 5.3 rebounds per game in 2010–11. A tough matchup for opponents, Nelson can control the low block or step outside and shoot mid-range jump shots. An aggressive player on offense, Nelson led the Tigers in free throw attempts a year ago. Despite limited action as freshman, Kirkpatrick is expected to give depth to the Tigers. The 6'7" sophomore appeared in three games last season.
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Bubba Smith enters his fourth season as the head coach of the Sewanee Tigers. In just a short period of time, the changes that Smith has put in place have become the new standard of excellence for Sewanee Basketball. From how the team is outfitted, facility improvements, to how the team travels, every aspect of the Tiger program is being improved. Although many of these changes are critical to player retention and recruitment, the most valuable change Smith has brought to the Mountain is the belief that Sewanee can compete with the best teams in the country. Even though the rebuilding process requires time and patience, Smith will not settle until the Tigers are consistently competing with the top teams in the SCAC and Division III. Recruitment of the highest caliber student-athletes with great character, talent, and undying work ethic is the key to the rebuilding process. Smith’s first season with Sewanee saw the Tigers make steady improvements throughout the year. The 2008– 2009 Tigers finished the season with a three-game home winning streak over Oglethorpe, Birmingham-Southern, and
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Head Coach Bubba Smith rival Rhodes (Sewanee’s first win streak of three or more games and first SCAC weekend sweep since 2004–2005) and then taking #1 seeded Trinity University (ranked #6 nationally) to overtime in the first round of the SCAC tournament before losing on a heartbreaking buzzer-beater. Along with a strong finish to the season, Smith’s Tigers held their opponents to the lowest scoring average and the lowest rebounding rate since 2001–2002. Sewanee’s opposition shot the lowest percentage from the field since 2001 and the lowest from the three-point line since 1999–2000. The Tigers own three-point percentage was the highest since 2003– 2004, and the five home victories were the most since 2005–2006. During the 2008–2009 season, Smith also notched his 100th career collegiate victory with a 57-52 victory over Birmingham-Southern on Feb. 13, 2009. In 2010–11, the Tigers implemented a new Princeton style offense that contributed to nine wins, which were the most since the 2004–05 campaign. With the offensive changes, Sewanee’s output improved by five ppg, while holding their opponents to five less ppg. Sewanee also saw increases in field goal percentage,
A few words from Coach Smith: I am excited about the progress we are making in rebuilding the men’s basketball program. It is a great honor to be associated with such a prestigious university. From the moment our family stepped foot on the campus, we immediately felt like we were at home. There is no question that Sewanee is special, and I hope to build upon the success that has been a part of Sewanee’s past, as we look forward to growing the men’s basketball program. I’m passionate about attracting young men to Sewanee who have a commitment to excellence in their academic, athletic, social, and personal growth. I have been blessed over the last 11 years as an assistant and head coach to lead young men who have made me a better person and coach. The successes our players have had off the court have been equally as impressive as their accomplishments on, and I envision the same for our student-athletes at Sewanee. I am looking forward to building special traditions at Sewanee, connecting with former players and alumni, and making this journey a family affair.
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Smith as Head Coach At Hampden-Sydney 2007–08: 15–12 ODAC Semifinalist 2006–07: 19–11 ODAC Champion
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2005–06: 18–8 ODAC Semifinalist
What others are saying about Coach Smith “Bubba is just a great person that loves coaching and teaching the game of basketball. He is a proven recruiter and has the respect of his players and his peers.” —Tony Shaver, Head Coach, College of William & Mary
2004–05: 17–10 ODAC Semifinalist 2003–04: 25–5 ODAC Champion
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At Sewanee 2008–09: 7–19 2010–11: 9–16 Total: 116–102 (.554/eight seasons) First win as a head coach: November 21, 2003, Hampden-Sydney 93, Neumann 60 50th win as a head coach: December 30, 2005, Hampden-Sydney 85, Wheaton (Mass.) 71 100th win as a head coach: February 13, 2009, Sewanee 57, BirminghamSouthern 52
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“Coach Smith brings proven experience to Sewanee after serving at the helm of a successful basketball program that is steeped in tradition. He is an outstanding teacher of the game and is well-respected throughout the ranks of the basketball coaching community.” —Mark Webb, Sewanee Athletic Director
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“Bubba will do a great job at Sewanee. He has a great basketball mind, a willingness to work hard, and a competitive spirit that will lead his program. He did an outstanding job of continuing the tradition of excellence here at Hampden-Sydney. He is a man of strong character which will enable him to attract the very best student-athletes in the country. Sewanee will be competing for championships in the near future.” —Dee Vick, Head Coach,
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three-point percentage, and free throw percentage. The Tigers had 155 less turnovers compared to the 2009–10 season, and finished with a positive assist to turnover ratio for the first time on record. The team also recorded the largest margin of victory over an SCAC opponent in school history with a 91–52 win over Southwestern University on Jan. 15, 2011. Smith came to Sewanee after spending eight years at perennial Division III power Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, the last five as the head coach. During his three years as an assistant, Smith helped current William and Mary Head Coach Tony Shaver lead the Tigers to 75 wins, two ODAC titles, three NCAA Tournament appearances, and an appearance in the 2003 NCAA Division III Final Four. As head coach at Hampden-Sydney, Smith continued the school’s tradition of excellence, leading the Tigers to a 94–46 (.671) record, including two ODAC championships and two berths in the NCAA Tournament. In Smith’s first season as a head coach, he became the only rookie coach to ever lead his team to a No. 1 national ranking, ODAC championship, and NCAA tournament appearance with a 25-5 record. Overall, Smith’s 94 wins are the most ever for a Hampden-Sydney basketball coach through his first five seasons.
Pierson enters his first year as an assistant men’s basketball coach for the Sewanee basketball team. Pierson is involved in all facets of the program, serving as the Tigers’ recruiting coordinator, assist with on-court teaching, coaching, player development, and game preparation. Pierson, a 2009 Sewanee graduate, returns to the Mountain after spending two years as an assistant men’s basketball coach at Berry College. The four-year letterwinner, Order of Grownsman, and 2008-09 captain, finished his Sewanee career in the school’s top-10 in three-point field percentage and threepoint field goals made. Pierson led the SCAC in three-point field goals made in 2007–2008, while ranking in the top-100 nationally in Division III. After earning his B.A. in economics from the University of the South, Pierson went on to earn a M.Ed. from Berry in secondary education. Pierson is a native of Rome, Ga.
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rom the legendary football team of 1899 to recent participation in national tournaments in field hockey, tennis, cross-country, and equestrian, Sewanee has a long tradition of excellence in sports. Now there’s a new way for Tiger fans to show their support. The YSR Club is an annual membership organization that will support your favorite athletic program and enhance overall athletics at Sewanee. Sewanee coaches develop teams that are exciting to watch and are deeply connected to the best traditions of student-athletics. Our team members attend college on their academic merits alone and play sports for the love of the game. Sewanee athletes pursue the sports they enjoy while developing skills of leadership and discipline. As we field teams of student-athletes, you are an important part of our lineup. We invite you to make an annual contribution to support Sewanee’s teams: visit www.sewaneetigers.com and click on the YSR Join Now button. You may make a contribution to benefit the entire athletic program or one that will support an individual team. On behalf of the students whose college experience will be greatly enriched by your support, thank you for considering a gift. Yea, Sewanee’s Right! Mark Webb, Director of Athletics
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Trent Williams
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Sr.
6-2
190
Lawrenceburg, Tenn./Lawrence County
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Valentino Bryant
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So.
6-2
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Hendersonville, Tenn./Beech
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Bryan Beviacqua
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So.
5-11
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Gulf Shores, Ala./Gulf Shores
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Tyler Brown
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Jr.
6-5
170
Goodlettsville, Tenn./Beech
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Brett Bouldin
G
Jr.
5-11
160
Crossville, Ala./Crossville
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Nathan Warren
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Fr.
5-9
145
Manchester, Tenn./Coffee County
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Marcellus Caldwell
G
Fr.
6-2
175
Charlotte, N.C./Davidson Day School
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Zach Abeles
G
So.
6-4
175
Hagerstown, Md./St. James School
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Wes Grace
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Fr.
6-1
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Red Boiling Springs, Tenn./Red Boiling Springs
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Robert Veal
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Fr.
6-6
212
Brentwood, Tenn./Ravenwood
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Sam Martin
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Sr.
6-3
188
Ringgold, Ga./Lakeview-Ft. Oglethorpe
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Todd Kirkpatrick
F
So.
6-7
205
Huntsville, Ala./Randolph School
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Anvil Nelson
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So.
6-5
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Brentwood, Tenn./Brentwood
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Lewis Affronti
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6-4
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Virginia Beach, Va./Norfolk Academy
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Eric Leibrandt
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Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio/Western Reserve
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Guard Sr. 6-2 190 Hometown: Lawrenceburg, Tenn. High School: Lawrence County
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Junior 2010-11 Appeared in all 25 games, making three starts … set career marks in PPG, FG percentage, free-throw percentage, and three-point field goal percentage … led the Tigers with a 47.6 percent field goal percentage … shot 37.5 percent from three … third on the team in assists … led the Tigers in scoring twice … was Sewanee’s top rebounder on three occasions.
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Sophomore 2009-10 Played in 20 games for Sewanee in 2009-10 after recovering from an early season hand injury … led the Tigers in scoring on three different occasions, including a career-high 19 versus Rhodes on 01/01/10 … pulled down a career-best seven rebounds in three separate games … finished third on the team in three-point field goals (18) … ended the season in the top-five on the team in rebounds, assists, and steals.
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Freshman 2008-09 Appeared in all 26 games for the Tigers as a freshman in 2008-09, starting 14 … dished out a career-best eight assists on 12/02/08 versus Otterbein College … scored 12 points and corralled six rebounds at Oglethorpe University on 01/10/09. High School Scored over 1,000 career points … All-District selection. Family Parents: Ken and Connie Williams. Siblings: Alaia and Kellyn. YEAR
GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 Totals
25-3 59-124 .476 24-64 .375 22-31 .710 16 54 70 2.8 37 29 33 1 20-5 36-131 .275 18-71 .254 19-31 .613 11 59 70 3.5 33 21 40 1 26-14 36-125 .288 24-76 .316 18-28 .643 23 57 80 3.1 44 37 50 0 71-22 131-380 .344 66-211 .312 60-90 .666 50 170 220 3.0 114 58 123 2
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Forward Sr. 6-3 188 Hometown: Ringgold, Ga. High School: Lakeview-Ft. Oglethorpe
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Junior 2010-11 Appeared in all 25 games … set career marks in PPG, FG percentage, and free-throw percentage … was second on the team in blocks … ranked 11th among all SCAC players in blocks … led Sewanee in rebounding and scoring on two occasions.
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Sophomore 2009-10 Played in all 25 games for the Tigers in 2009-10 … set career marks in every statistical category, finishing third on the squad in rebounding and steals and second in blocked shots … his blocked shot total was good enough for 10th in the SCAC … led Sewanee in rebounds three times … ripped down a career-high 10 boards in a win over Colorado College on 01/22/10. Freshman 2008-09 Appeared in 16 games for Sewanee in 2008-09 … scored a career-best 17 points and pulled down six rebounds versus Otterbein College on 12/02/08 … finished third on the team in blocked shots. High School Named to Tennessee/Georgia All-Star Team … National Honor Society. Family Parents: Clair and Ivor Martin. Siblings: Kennesia, Nadine, Colette, Ashley, and Joel.
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GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
2010-11 25-0 45-95 .474 5-17 .294 24-35 .686 22 44 66 2.6 55 12 20 15 14 119 4.8 2009-10 25-3 30-83 .361 7-24 .292 17-36 .472 34 56 90 3.6 31 10 28 18 17 84 3.4 2008-09 16-0 16-38 .421 3-11 .273 7-15 .467 5 11 16 1.0 14 3 8 5 4 42 2.6 Totals 66-3 91-216 .421 15-52 .288 48-86 .558 61 111 172 2.6 100 25 56 53 35 245 3.7
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11 Tyler Brown Forward Jr. 6-5 170 Hometown: Goodlettsville, Tenn. High School: Hendersonville Beech
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Sophomore 2010-11 Appeared in all 25 games, making 13 starts … had a career high in PPG … was second on the team in rebounding … tied a career high against Hendrix on 01/28/11 with 14 points … led the Tigers in scoring twice … led Sewanee in rebound on six occasions.
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Freshman 2009-10 Appeared in 24 games for Sewanee in 2009-10, starting 20 … led the Tigers in rebounding on 10 different occasions, reaching double figures three times … pulled down 12 rebounds in his first collegiate game, a win over Covenant College on 11/21/09 … finished with a career-best 15 boards against Rhodes College on 01/01/10 … scored a personal-high 14 points versus Rust College on 12/19/09 … led the team and finished 10th in the SCAC in rebounding (5.8) … fourth in the SCAC in offensive rebounds (2.3) … second on the squad in free throw attempts.
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High School Averaged 12 points and seven rebounds as a senior … Team won 27 games and a regional title on the way to a final eight finish at the Tennessee state tournament in his senior year. Family Parents: Billy and Lesia Brown. Siblings: Seth and Katlyn.
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GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
2010-11 25-15 48-125 .384 6-25 .240 32-49 .653 30 78 108 4.3 28 18 33 9 14 134 5.4 2009-10 25-20 40-146 .274 7-49 .143 31-59 .525 58 88 146 5.8 38 25 58 9 16 118 4.7 Totals 50-35 88-271 .324 13-74 .175 63-108 .583 88 166 254 4.9 66 43 91 18 30 252 5.0
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Guard Jr. 5-11 Hometown: Crossville, Ala. High School: Crossville
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Sophomore 2010-11 Appeared in all 25 games, making eight starts … finished third on the team, in threes made (40) … led the team in three-point percentage at 40.8 percent … led the team in free-throw percentage at 86.7 percent … third on the team in offensive rebounds … led the Tigers in scoring three times … set a career-high against Johnson University on 11/30/10 with 19 points.
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Freshman 2009-10 Played in 23 games for Sewanee in 2009-10 … scored a career-high 11 points at Birmingham-Southern on 02/07/10 and again at Oglethorpe on 02/20/10 … finished second on the team in three-point percentage (36 percent) … led the Tigers in scoring on two occasions, at Birmingham-Southern on 02/07/10 (11 points) and at Centre College on 01/10/10 (eight points). High School Voted Team MVP as a senior … Sand Mountain All-Tournament Team … DeKalb County Tournament MVP … Class 3A Area 14 All-Tournament Team … Northeast Regional All-Tournament Team … All-Times Journal Team … Weekly Post Dream Team … Sand Mountain Super 5 Team … All-DeKalb County Team (MVP) … All-3A Area 14 Team … State three-point Shootout Finalist … Honorable Mention Alabama 3A All-State. Family Parents: Gary and Sonya Bouldin. Siblings: Blake and Brady.
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GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
2010-11 25-9 56-133 .421 40-98 .408 13-15 .867 24 27 51 2.0 44 22 22 2 14 165 6.6 2009-10 23-0 20-50 .400 16-44 .364 6-9 .667 7 14 21 0.9 22 20 22 2 4 62 2.7 Totals 48-9 76-180 .422 56-142 .394 19-24 .791 31 41 72 1.5 66 42 44 4 18 227 4.7
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44 Lewis Affronti Guard Jr. 6-4 175 Hometown: Virginia Beach, Va. High School: Norfolk Academy
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Sophomore 2010-11 Appeared in all 25 games, making 23 starts … third on the team in scoring … led the team and ranked 11th among SCAC players in made threes (45) … ranked 15th in the conference, in three-point field goal percentage (35.7) … second on the team in free-throw percentage … was the Tigers’ leading scorer in four games… earned Sewanee’s Defensive MVP award as a freshman and sophomore.
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Freshman 2009-10 Started 21 of the 25 games in which he appeared as a freshman … voted the Tigers’ defensive MVP by his teammates … led the team in free throw percentage (67 percent) ... finished among the team leaders in almost every statistical category, including second in three-point makes and attempts … led the team in scoring on three occasions … scored a career-best 22 points at Hendrix College on 01/31/10 … collected a personal-high six rebounds vs. Earlham College on 11/27/09.
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High School Co-Captain of both the basketball and football teams at Norfolk Academy as a senior … Team MVP, Tidewater Conference of Independent Schools (TCIS) Honorable Mention, Holiday Tournament 1st Team … Team won the regular season TCIS championship … Academic Recognition: Edith Pratt Masterson Honor Award, Robert Gatewood Fellowship Award, Arthur A. MacConochie Original Writing Award, Honor Graduate. Family Parents: Lew and Tricia Affronti. Sibling: Elizabeth. YEAR
GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
2010-11 25-24 77-189 .407 45-126 .357 18-25 .720 21 31 52 2.1 57 23 23 3 14 217 8.7 2009-10 25-22 44-138 .319 28-100 .280 26-39 .667 15 37 52 2.1 54 36 44 6 8 142 5.7 Totals 50-46 121-277 .436 73-226 .323 44-64 .687 36 68 104 2.0 111 59 67 9 22 356 7.1
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Guard So. 6-2 185 Hometown: Hendersonville, Tenn. High School: Beech
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Freshman 2010-11 Lone Tiger to receive All-SCAC Honors … was named team’s Co-MVP with Anvil Nelson … led team in scoring at 11.0 ppg … ranked 20th among all SCAC players in scoring … was Sewanee’s leading scorer for a team-high 11 times … scored a career-high 25 points against DePauw on 02/13/11 … led Tigers while ranking ninth in the SCAC in assists with 68 … finished eighth among all conference players with 18 blocks … led team in steals … second on the team in three-point field goals made (44) … third on the team in rebounds. High School Averaged 12 points, five assists, and four rebounds as a senior … helped Beech High School record 57 wins over the last two seasons … shot 37 percent from three-point range as a senior.
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Family Grandparents: Fred and Janice Kelly. Siblings: Moneshia Sutton and Ariel Kelly.
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GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
2010-11 25-23 99-267 .371 44-138 .319 32-50 .640 19 67 86 3.4 30 68 65 18 32 274 11.0
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10 Bryan Beviacqua Guard So. 5-11 163 Hometown: Gulf Shores, Ala. High School: Gulf Shores
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Freshman 2010-11 Appeared in 19 games as a freshman … averaged 10.7 minutes per game … shot 33 percent from three-point range … had a career-high 12 points and six rebounds against Johnson University on 11/30/10.
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High School Averaged 16 points and six assists as a senior … three-year All-County selection … All-Mobile Area Team … two-year All-Tournament selection … helped lead Gulf Shores to first-ever 20-win season and area title. Family Parents: David and Jenny Beviacqua. Siblings: Joey and Alyssa.
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GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
2010-11 19-0 24-55 .436 8-24 .333 7-13 .538 12 21 33 1.7 18 21 17 0 7 63 3.3
NCAA tournament appearances: 1975, 1976, 1997, 1998
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42 Anvil Nelson
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Freshman 2010-11 Appeared in all 25 games, making 23 starts … led team in minutes played … second on the team in scoring … Nelson’s 9.7 ppg ranked 29th in the SCAC … led the team in rebounds per game (5.3 rpg) … second on the team in assists … grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds at Free Will Baptist on 12/02/10 … led team in free throw attempts … along with Bryant, Nelson received Sewanee’s Co-MVP award.
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Forward So. 6-5 220 Hometown: Brentwood, Tenn. High School: Brentwood
High School Averaged 12 points and eight rebounds as a senior … only player among Nashville Metro leaders in both scoring and rebounding … leading scorer and MVP of Tennessee Prep Hoops Nashville Fall League … named the John Maher Scholar Athlete for Dec. 2009 by the Williamson Herald.
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Family Parents: Anvil, Sr. and Denise Nelson. Sibling: Amy.
YEAR
GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
2010-11 25-24 102-231 .442 3-10 .300 35-60 .583 52 78 130 5.2 59 30 25 7 10 242 9.7
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Forward So. 6-7 205 Hometown: Huntsville, Ala. High School: Randolph School
Freshman 2010-11 Saw limited action during his freshman year … appeared in three games in the 2010-11 season … scored a career-high four points at Oglethorpe on 12/04/10.
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High School Named team MVP as a junior and senior … three-time All-Area selection … averaged 15 points, nine rebounds, and two assists as a senior … spent 2009-10 at Trinity-Pawling Prep, averaging five points and four rebounds per game.
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35 Todd Kirkpatrick
GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG
2010-11 3-0 2-6 .333 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 2 0 0 0 0 4 1.3
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Guard So. 6-4 175 Hometown: Hagerstown, Md. High School: St. James School
Family Parents: David and Stacey Abeles. Siblings: Conner and Sophie.
Guard So. 6-0 193 Hometown: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio High School: Western Reserve
Currently pursuing a degree in Economics … also plays linebacker for the Sewanee football team. High School Multiple letterwinner in football and basketball at Western Reserve Academy … captained basketball team in 2008-09 season … won the coaches award in basketball in 2008-09. Family Parents: Mother Karen Gadson. Sibling: Andrew.
NCAA tournament appearances: 1975, 1976, 1997, 1998
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50 Eric Leibrandt
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Previous School Attended James Madison University his freshman year … at St. James earned varsity letter in basketball, tennis, and cross-country … was the school’s cross-country MVP his junior season … was an honorable mention all-county selection in tennis his senior year … was a member of the National Honor Society in high school.
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20 Marcellus Caldwell Guard Fr. 6-2 175 Hometown: Charlotte, N.C. High School: Davidson Day School
High School Three-time firstteam all-conference soccer player … two-time first-team all-tournament soccer selection … was named Davidson Day S c h o o l ’s 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 v a r s i t y basketball most improved player … was the 2010-11 varsity basketball conference Christian Character Award winner … was selected as the 2010 Davidson Day School Student of Character … 2010-11 Senior Headmaster Award winner.
22 Wes Grace
Guard Fr. 6-1 180 Hometown: Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. High School: Red Boiling Springs High School High School Was a two-time Class A All-State Team selection … was the TSSAA District 8-A MVP as a senior … scored over 2,000 career points in high school … was Red Boiling Springs’ Salutatorian. Family Parents: Mark and Joan Grace.
Family Parents: Bernard and Patricia Caldwell. Siblings: Cameron, Alvin, Latoya, Maya, Erica.
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14 Nathan Warren
High School Averaged 14 points and 11 rebounds per game as a senior … named to the 2011 all-district and all-region teams … finished his prep career as Ravenwood’s All-Time leading rebounder … rated on the top 60 senior players in Tennessee, according to Rick Bolus High Potential Basketball Service … selected to the Top-25 All-Star Regional Game and the Rivals.com Top-150 Regional Camp … also invited to the Rivals.com National Camp in 2010.
High School Captain of high school basketball team during senior season … was the team’s most improved player his senior season … was an all-region tournament team selection … lettered in basketball and baseball … averaged 13 ppg as a senior.
Forward Fr. 6-6 212 Hometown: Brentwood, Tenn. High School: Ravenwood High School
Guard Fr. 5-9 145 Hometown: Manchester, Tenn. High School: Coffee County High School
Family Parents: Greg and Lori Warren, Justin and Joyce Crites Siblings: Jaiden, Caiden, Landon, Braxton, Abigail, and Anabelle.
Family Parents: Andy and Monica Veal. Sibling: Andrew.
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Statistics 2010–11 Individual Statistics SCORING TOTAL 3-PTS F-THROWS REBOUNDS MINUTES ## Player
GP GS Pts Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Tot Avg
05 Bryant 25 23 274 11.0 99 267 .371 44 138 .319 32 50 .640 19 67 86 3.4 30 0 68 65 18 32 697 27.9 42 Nelson 25 24 242 9.7 102 231 .442 3 10 .300 35 60 .583 52 78 130 5.2 59 1 30 25 7 10 698 27.9 44 Affronti 25 24 217 8.7 77 189 .407 45 126 .357 18 25 .720 21 31 52 2.1 57 2 23 23 3 14 618 24.7 14 Cowan 8 7 58 7.3 19 64 .297 13 52 .250 7 12 .583 10 30 40 5.0 13 0 10 6 0 7 172 21.5 12 Bouldin 25 9 165 6.6 56 133 .421 40 98 .408 13 15 .867 24 27 51 2.0 44 1 22 22 2 14 570 22.8 03 Williams 25 3 164 6.6 59 124 .476 24 64 .375 22 31 .710 16 54 70 2.8 37 0 29 33 1 12 564 22.6 11 Brown 25 15 134 5.4 48 125 .384 6 25 .240 32 49 .653 30 78 108 4.3 28 0 18 33 9 14 551 22.0 33 Martin 25 0 119 4.8 45 95 .474 5 17 .294 24 35 .686 22 44 66 2.6 55 2 12 20 15 14 381 15.2 10 Beviacqua 19 0 63 3.3 24 55 .436 8 24 .333 7 13 .538 12 21 33 1.7 18 0 21 17 0 7 204 10.7 21 Marelle 16 15 35 2.2 6 37 .162 6 33 .182 17 25 .680 1 23 24 1.5 22 0 40 23 1 15 402 25.1 35 Kirkpatrick 3 0 4 1.3 2 6 .333 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 19 6.3 24 Duncan 8 0 9 1.1 3 10 .300 3 10 .300 0 2 .000 0 1 1 0.1 1 0 2 1 0 2 37 4.6 22 Merrell 12 0 11 0.9 3 13 .231 2 7 .286 3 5 .600 3 9 12 1.0 10 0 5 3 0 2 84 7.0 20 Duncan 5 0 2 0.4 1 4 .250 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 1 2 3 0.6 0 0 1 3 0 1 12 2.4 Total 25 1497 59.9 544 1353 .402 199 607 .328 210 324 .648 237 512 749 30.0 376 6 281 280 56 144 5009 Opponents 25 1554 62.2 566 1240 .456 150 399 .376 272 385 .706 246 620 866 34.6 341 - 263 275 56 148 4799
Schedule/Results & Leaders 2010–2011
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RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE
OVERALL (9-16) (3-13) (6-3)
HOME AWAY NEUTRAL (5-9) (3-7) (1-0) (2-7) (1-6) (0-0) (3-2) (2-1) (1-0)
Date Time Opponent Score Attend High Points 11/16/10 7 p.m. COVENANT W 60-51 30 (15)Lewis Affronti 11/19/10 8 p.m. at Webster L 60-67 195 (15)Valentino Bryant 11/20/10 5 p.m. vs Principia W 55-48 50 (14)Trent Williams 11/30/10 6 p.m. JOHNSON BIBLE W 83-60 90 (19)Brett Bouldin 12/02/10 6 p.m at Free Will Baptist W 69-56 50 (22)Matt Cowan 12/04/10 7 p.m. * at Oglethorpe L 50-96 100 (13)Lewis Affronti 12/17/10 6 p.m. WEBSTER L 57-59 50 (17)Valentino Bryant 12/19/10 1 p.m. BERRY L 62-65 50 (19)Valentino Bryant 12/31/10 5 p.m. * at Birmingham-Southern L 61-85 327 (12)Anvil Nelson (12)Trent Williams 01/02/11 3 p.m. * at Rhodes W 65-63 100 (17)Valentino Bryant 01/07/11 8 p.m. * CENTRE L 51-65 175 (13)Anvil Nelson (13)Valentino Bryant 01/09/11 2 p.m. * DEPAUW L 55-60 50 (15)Anvil Nelson 01/14/11 8 p.m. * TRINITY (TEXAS) L 40-58 211 (7)Valentino Bryant 01/15/11 8 p.m. * SOUTHWESTERN (TEXAS) W 91-52 312 (19)Valentino Bryant 01/21/11 8 p.m. * at Austin College L 34-51 120 (8)Tyler Brown 01/23/11 2 p.m. * at Colorado College L 62-86 167 (17)Brett Bouldin 01/28/11 8 p.m. * HENDRIX L 66-78 517 (14)Tyler Brown 01/30/11 3 p.m. * MILLSAPS W 55-51 247 (21)Valentino Bryant 02/01/11 8 p.m. at Covenant W 55-52 175 (13)Brett Bouldin (13)Anvil Nelson 02/04/11 8 p.m. * BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN L 53-78 50 (13)Sam Martin 02/06/11 3 p.m. * RHODES L 54-57 70 (13)Valentino Bryant 02/11/11 8 p.m. * at Centre L 35-70 623 (13)Lewis Affronti 02/13/11 2 p.m. * at DePauw L 70-84 350 (25)Valentino Bryant 02/15/11 7 p.m. FREE WILL BAPTIST W 87-44 50 (15)Sam Martin 02/19/11 6 p.m. * OGLETHORPE L 67-74 378 (17)Lewis Affronti (17)Valentino Bryant *SCAC Conference Game
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High Rebounds (8)Anvil Nelson (8)Tyler Brown (8)Matt Cowan (5)Matt Cowan (5)Valentino Bryant (6)Anvil Nelson (7)Sam Martin (12)Anvil Nelson (5)Matt Cowan (6)Anvil Nelson (7)Anvil Nelson (5)Anvil Nelson (5)Trent Williams (8)Tyler Brown (11)Tyler Brown (5)Anvil Nelson (6)Anvil Nelson (8)Tyler Brown (8)Anvil Nelson (9)Anvil Nelson (5)Trent Williams (8)Tyler Brown (5)Trent Williams (5)Valentino Bryant (5)Anvil Nelson (6)Sam Martin (6)Anvil Nelson (6)Valentino Bryant (7)Valentino Bryant (7)Valentino Bryant (10)Tyler Brown (5)Valentino Bryant
TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct 3 POINT FG-ATT 3-pt FG pct 3-pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game
UOS 1497 59.9 -2.3 544-1353 .402 199-607 .328 8.0 210-324 .648 749 30.0 -4.7 281 11.2 280 11.2 -0.2 1.0 144 5.8 56 2.2
OPP 1554 62.2 — 566-1240 .456 150-399 .376 6.0 272-385 .706 866 34.6 — 263 10.5 275 11.0 — 1.0 148 5.9 56 2.2
conference Championships: 1966, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1997
UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS
Location: Conway, Ark. Enrollment: 1,250 Colors: Black & Orange Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Warriors Home Court: Grove Gym President: Dr. J. Timothy Cloyd Athletic Director: Danny Powell Head Coach: Thad McCracken Career Record: 10-16 2010-11 Record: 10-16
Location: Irving, Texas Enrollment: 1,302 Colors: Navy, White Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Crusaders Home Court: Maher Athletic Center President: Dr. Thomas W. Keefe Athletic Director: Dick Strockbine Head Coach: Jarred Samples Career Record: 25-55 2010-11 Record: 4-23
BOYCE COLLEGE
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY
COLORADO COLLEGE
AUSTIN COLLEGE
Location: Louisville, Ky. Enrollment: 354 Colors: Red, Blue and White Affiliation: NCCAA Division II Conference: None Nickname: Bulldogs Home Court: Boyce Gymnasium President: Dr. Dan DeWitt Athletic Director: Not Available Head Coach: Matthew Emadi Career Record: Not Available 2010-2011 Record: Not Available
Location: Atlanta, Ga. Enrollment: 1,100 Colors: Black & Old Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Stormy Petrels Home Court: R.E. Dorough Fieldhouse President: Dr. Larry Schall Athletic Director: Jay Gardiner Head Coach: Philip Ponder Career Record: 113-98 2010-11 Record: 15-12
Location: Colo. Springs, Colo. Enrollment: 1,950 Colors: Black and Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Tigers Home Court: J. Juan Reid Gym President: Richard F. Celeste Athletic Director: Ken Ralph Head Coach: Andy Partee Career Record: 35-91 2010-11 Record: 14-12
Location: Sherman, Texas Enrollment: 1,350 Colors: Red and Grey Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Kangaroos Home Court: Hughey Gymnasium President: Dr. Marjorie Hass Athletic Director: David Norman Head Coach: Rodney Wecker Career Record: 59-68 2010-11 Record: 12-14
BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE
TRINITY UNIVERSITY
LaGRANGE COLLEGE
Location: San Antonio, Texas Enrollment: 2,700 Colors: Maroon & White Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Tigers Home Court: Earl C. Sams Gym President: Dr. Dennis Ahlburg Athletic Director: Bob King Head Coach: Pat Cunningham Career Record: 233-97 2010-11 Record: 16-11
Location: LaGrange, Ga. Enrollment: 1,000 Colors: Red and Black Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: Great South Athletics Conference Nickname: Panthers Home Court: Mariotti Gym President: Dr. Dan McAlexander Athletic Director: Jennifer Claybrook Head Coach: Kendal Wallace Career Record: 0-0 (first season) 2010-2011 Record: 5-22
FREE WILL BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE Location: Nashville, Tenn. Enrollment: 350 Colors: Blue and Gold Affiliation: NCCAA Division II Conference: None Nickname: Flames Home Court: Picirilli Activities Building President: J. Matthew Pinson Athletic Director: Gary Turner Head Coach: Nathan Willhite Career Record: Not Available 2010-2011 Record: Not Available
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CENTRE COLLEGE Location: Danville, Ky. Enrollment: 1,200 Colors: Gold & White Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Colonels Home Court: Alumni Gym President: Dr. John A. Roush Athletic Director: Brian Chaffin Head Coach: Greg Mason Career Record: 231-91 2010-11 Record: 21-6
SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Location: Georgetown, Texas Enrollment: 1,265 Colors: Black and Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Pirates Home Court: Richardson Gym President: Dr. Jake Schrum Athletic Director: Dr. Glada Munt Head Coach: Bill Raleigh Career Record: 192-195 2010-11 Record: 6-19
GEORGIA NORTHWESTERN TECHnICAL COLLEGE Enrollment: 8,200 Colors: Blue and White Affiliation: NJCAA Conference: Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association Nickname: Bobcats Home Court: Rossville Athletic Complex President: Dr. Craig McDaniel Athletic Director: David Stephenson Head Coach: David Stephenson Career Record: Unknown 2010-2011 Record: Unknown
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Location: Lookout Mtn., Ga. Enrollment: 1,200 Colors: Royal Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA Div. III/NCCAA Division I Conference: Great South Athletics Conference Nickname: Scots Home Court: The Ashe Center President: Dr. Niel Nielson Athletic Director: Tami Smialek Head Coach: Kyle Taylor Career Record: 9-43 2010-11 Record: 6-21
Location: Birmingham, Ala. Enrollment: 1,510 Colors: Gold and Black Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Panthers Home Court: Bill Battle Coliseum President: Dr. William E. Troutt Athletic Director: Dr. Joe Dean Jr. Head Coach: Chris Graves Career Record: 0-0 (first year) 2010-11 Record: 23-4
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HENDRIX COLLEGE
Location: Jackson, Miss. Enrollment: 1,100 Colors: Purple & White Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Majors Home Court: Physical Activities Ctr. President: Dr. Robert W. Pearigen Athletic Director: Tim Wise Head Coach: Tim Wise Career Record: 83-77 2010-11 Record: 10-15
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MILLSAPS COLLEGE
Location: Knoxville, Tenn. Enrollment: 816 Colors: Black and Blue Affiliation: NCCAA Division II Conference: N/A Nickname: Evangels Home Court: None President: Gary Weedman Athletic Director: Anyssa Blackburn Head Coach: Kevin Hall Career Record: 0-0 (1st year) 2010-2011 Record: Not Available
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RHODES COLLEGE Location: Memphis, Tenn. Enrollment: 1,700 Colors: Red & Black Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: SCAC Nickname: Lynx Home Court: Mallory-Hyde Gym President: Dr. William E. Troutt Athletic Director: Mike Clary Head Coach: Mike DeGeorge Career Record: Not Available 2010-11 Record: 7-18
NCAA tournament appearances: 1975, 1976, 1997, 1998
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Sewanee Records CAREER SCORING (min. 1,000 pts.)
Career 3-point % Leaders (min. 320 attempts) 1. Tim Trantham (1985-88) 2. John Richards (1989-93) 3. Eric Ochel (1991-95) 4. Turner Emery (1994-98) 5. Spencer Rowland (2003-07) 6. Peter Jones (1995-99) 7. Joey Garcia (2003-07) 8. Bradley Pierson (2005-2009) 9. Rusty Fordham (1998-2002) 10. Grant Gearhart (1999-2003)
POINTS YEARS
1,773 1,675 1,510 1,470 1,457 1,450 1,344 1,323 1,316 1,293
1987-91 1994-98 1991-95 1979-83 1981-85 1994-98 1972-76 1958-62 1974-76 1992-96
Sparky Edgin 1961
CAREER REBOUNDING
SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
REB. YEARS
929 812 758 687 671 647 646 628 615 579
1963-67 1974-78 2005-09 1975-78 1973-76 1994-98 1987-91 1967-71 1981-85 1999-03
Eric Ochel 1995
ASSISTS YEARS
400 391 385 363 358 335 319 299 297 293
1983-86 1999-02 1993-96 1996-99 1981-84 2005-09 1973-76 1978-81 1993-96 2003-06
1. Eric Ochel* 55 vs. Emory 1994-95 2. Larry Isacksen 53 vs. Chattanooga 1956-57 3. Larry Isacksen 43 vs. Chattanooga 1956-57 4. Eddie Krenson 39 vs. Rose-Hulman 1975-76 Dick Dezell 39 vs. Lambuth 1960-61 *SCAC Record
SINGLE-GAME REBOUNDING 1. James Roberts* 53 vs. Lambuth 1957-58 2. Larry Isacksen 23 vs. Vanderbilt 1956-57 3. Larry Cash 22 vs. Maryville 1976-77 Sparky Edgin 22 vs. Miller 1960-61 Sparky Edgin 22 vs. Bryan 1960-61 *NCAA Record
Kit Walsh, 1987-91 Kit Walsh, 1987-91 Jonathan Jarrett, 1999-03 Blane Brooks, 1978-83 Ben Pursell, 2005-09 Steve Mallonee, 1978-80
SINGLE-GAME ASSISTS 1. 2. 4. 5.
Career 3-point FG Leaders 1. Turner Emery (1994-98) 2. Eric Ochel (1991-95) 3. John Richards (1989-93) 4. Joey Garcia (2003-07) 5. Tim Trantham (1985-88) 6. Bradley Pierson (2005-09) 7. Spencer Rowland (2003-07) 8. Peter Jones (1995-99) 9. Kit Walsh (1987-91) 10. Rusty Fordham (1998-2002)
MADE PCT
260-685 251-616 184-377 173-501 163-324 157-457 153-429 147-416 142-463 135-393
38.0% 40.7% 48.8% 34.5% 50.3% 34.4% 35.7% 35.3% 30.6% 34.3%
NCAA tournament appearances: 1975, 1976, 1997, 1998
Jim Folds Peter Jones John Morrissey Jim Folds Chris Eddy
16 14 14 13 12
vs. vs. vs. vs. vs.
Maryville Southwestern Earl Paulk Fisk Emory
1985-86 1996-97 1986-87 1985-86 2004-05
Single Game 3-point FG Eric Ochel (vs. Emory 02/22/95)*
13 *SCAC Record
Single Game 3-point FG % Eric Ochel (vs. Emory 02/22/95)
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649 1,309 60.7% 407 584 89.2%
Kit Walsh, 1990-91 Kit Walsh, 1990-91 Kit Walsh, 1990-91 Eddie Krenson, 1975-76 Jonathan Jarrett, 2001-02 Ben Pursell 2007-08 Ben Pursell 2007-08 Tim Trantham, 1985-86 Tim Trantham, 1987-88 Eric Ochel, 1994-95 Tim Trantham 1986-87 Philip Burns, 1979-80 Harry Cash, 1976-77 Bill Kosick, 1972-73
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OTHER CAREER RECORDS MOST FG’S: MOST FGA: HIGHEST FG%: MOST FT’S: MOST FTA: HIGHEST FT%:
648 25.9 245 473 64.6% 135 221 95.4% 91 214 51.49% 186 288 288
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MOST POINTS: HIGHEST SCORING AVG: MOST FG’S: MOST FGA: HIGHEST FG%: MOST FT’S: MOST FTA: HIGHEST FT%: MOST 3-PT FG’S: MOST 3-PT FGA: HIGHEST 3-PT%: MOST ASSISTS: MOST REBOUNDS:
CAREER ASSISTS 1. Jim Folds 2. Rusty Fordham 3. Pete Dillon 4. Peter Jones 5. Mark Peeler 6. Casey Berry 7. Eddie Krenson 8. Philip Burns 9. Hunter Connelly 10. Chris Eddy
50.3% 48.8% 40.7% 38.0% 35.7% 35.3% 34.5% 34.4% 34.3% 33.0%
P l ay e r s
1. Tom Ward 2. Harry Cash 3. Ben Pursell 4. Larry Cash 5. Harry Hoffman 6. Ryan Harrigan 7. Kit Walsh 8. Wayland Long 9. Jim Startz 10. Jonathan Jarrett
MADE PCT
163-324 184-377 251-616 260-685 153-429 147-416 173-501 157-451 135-393 132-399
Coaches
1. Kit Walsh 2. Ryan Harrigan 3. Eric Ochel 4. Blane Brooks 5. Jim Startz 6. Turner Emery 7. Eddie Krenson 8. Sparky Edgin 9. Harry Hoffman 10. Hunter Connelly
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Season Won Lost
1908–09.......... 2......... 5 1909–10........... 0......... 7 1910–11 to 1921–22 (no intercollegiate basketball) 1922–23........... 1......... 6 1923–24........... 2......... 7 1924–25........... 2......... 7 1925–26........... 4......... 6 1926–27........... 3....... 11 1927–28........... 2......... 7 1928–29........... 3......... 8 1929–30.......... 9....... 11 1930–31.......... 5......... 9 1931–32........... 3......... 9 1932–33........... 1....... 10 1933–34.......... 0....... 13 1934–35.......... 2....... 12 1935–36.......... 2....... 13 1936–37.......... 1....... 15 1937–38........... 3....... 13 1938–39.......... 1....... 16 1939–40.......... 2....... 13 1940–41.......... 1....... 14 1941–42........... 1....... 10 1942–43 to 1945–46 (no intercollegiate basketball) 1946–47.......... 4....... 14 1947–48........... 3....... 15 1948–49.......... 9......... 7 1949–50.......... 8....... 12 1950–51.......... 7....... 10 1951–52......... 10....... 12 1952–53......... 14......... 5 1953–54.......... 7....... 11 1954–55.......... 9....... 10 1955–56........ 11......... 9 1956–57.......... 8....... 12 1957–58......... 10......... 8 1958–59........ 11......... 9 1959–60........ 14......... 6 1960–61........ 12......... 7 1961–62......... 11......... 6 1962–63.......... 8......... 9 1963–64........ 10....... 10 1964–65........ 13......... 7 1965–66 †..... 12......... 6 1966–67........ 10....... 11 1967–68........... 7....... 10 1968–69.......... 3....... 15 1969–70......... 11......... 6 1970–71........... 4....... 17 1971–72........... 3....... 13 1972–73 †...... 23......... 4
1973–74......... 11....... 11 1974–75 *†.... 20......... 7 1975–76 *†.... 17....... 10 1976–77........... 9....... 15 1977–78......... 10....... 13 1978–79........... 6....... 18 1979–80........ 14....... 10 1980–81........ 10....... 14 1981–82......... 15......... 9 1982–83.......... 8....... 17 1983–84........ 13....... 12 1984–85........ 13....... 12 1985–86.......... 9....... 13 1986–87........ 12....... 11 1987–88......... 15......... 9 1988–89........ 10....... 14 1989–90........ 11....... 14 1990–91.......... 8....... 17 1991–92........... 4....... 21 1992–93......... 13....... 12
1993–94........ 14....... 11 1994–95........ 15....... 10 1995–96........ 18........ 7i 1996–97 *†.... 19......... 7 1997–98 *...... 20......... 6 1998–99........ 11....... 13 1999–00.......... 6....... 18 2000–01.......... 9....... 16 2001–02......... 11....... 14 2002–03.......... 8....... 17 2003–04.......... 7....... 17 2004–05........ 12....... 15 2005–06.......... 7....... 17 2006–07.......... 6....... 19 2007–08........... 7....... 18 2008–09.......... 7....... 19 2009–10........... 4....... 21 2010–11........... 9....... 16 *NCAA Tournament †Conference Champion
Coaching records YEARS COACH WON–LOST (PCT.) 1. 1949–70 (22) Lon Varnell 215–198 (.521) 2. 1993–2008 (16) Joe Thoni 183–218 (.456) 3. 1974–76 (3) Mac Petty 48–38 (.558) 4. 1986–88 (3) Bill Fenlon 36–33 (.521) 5. 1981–83 (3) Rick Jones 33–40 (.452) 6. 1971–73 (3) Rudy Davalos 30–34 (.469) 7. 1984–85 (2) Bobby Dwyer 26–24 (.520) 8. 1989–90 (2) Tony Wingen 21–28 (.429) 9. 1979–80 (2) Jerry Waters 20–28 (.417) 10. 1977–78 (2) Don Millington 19–28 (.404) 11. 1929–31 (3) Lucien Emerson 17–28 (.378) 12. 1932–38; 1942 (8) Allen Lincoln 13–95 (.120) 13. 1991–92 (2) Daniel Chu 12–38 (.240) 14. 2008–11 (3) Bubba Smith 20–56 (.263) 15. 1924–26 (3) Dr. M.J. Bennett 8–20 (.286) 16. 1947–48 (2) David Drake 7–29 (.194) 17. 1927–28 (2) Mr. Barnes 5–18 (.217) 18. 1939–41 (3) Joel Eaves 4–43 (.085) 19. 1908–09 (1) Samuel Braun 2–5 (.286) 20. 1922–23 (1) John Patrick Nicholson 1–6 (.143) 21. 1909–10 (1) Charles Braun 0–7 (.000)
conference Championships: 1966, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1997
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Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference The 2011 SCAC men’s championships at Millsaps in Jackson, Miss., on Feb. 25-27, 2011, had eight men’s teams competing for the league SCAC title and the automatic bid to the 2011 NCAA Division III national tournament.
2010–2011 All-SCAC Selections Player-of-the-Year
All-SCAC Third Team
Colorado College
Jeff Mullaney Centre Joe Kennedy Oglethorpe Jordan Hancock Austin Ryan Milne Colorado College Ryan Sever DePauw
SCAC Newcomer-of-the-Year Ryan Milne
Colorado College
SCAC Defensive Player-of-the-Year Alex Lloyd
DePauw
All-SCAC First Team Nick Rose Colorado College Greg Ross Centre Luke Caldarera Trinity Todd Ward Oglethorpe Alex Lloyd Centre
Sean Haseley Jasen Jonus Andrew Galow Nick Caputo Nick Heathscott
DePauw Birmingham-Southern Rhodes Southwestern Hendrix
SCAC Commissioner
Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) was formed under its present name on April 25, 1991. The SCAC currently has 11-member institutions in nine states: Sewanee, Centre, Hendrix, Millsaps, Oglethorpe, Rhodes, Southwestern, Trinity, Colorado, Austin, and Birmingham-Southern. The 11 SCAC institutions are all NCAA Division III members and abide by the Division III requirements of not awarding athletic scholarships. All financial aid received by student-athletes is need- or merit-based scholarships. The SCAC sponsors championships in 20 sports with 10 for men and 10 for women.
NCAA tournament appearances: 1975, 1976, 1997, 1998
This is Sewanee basketball
The SCAC Now in its 21st year of existence, the
2010 Review
All-SCAC Second Team
P l ay e r s
HONORABLE MENTION (players receiving votes) Austin College: Scott Straley (Jr.) Josh Saunders (Jr.) Zac Richards (So.) Blaise White (So.) Colorado College: Brady Ohlson (Sr.) DePauw: Joe Bergfeld (Sr.) Millsaps: LV Sumler (Sr.) Oglethorpe: Alec Pitts (So.) Alex Richey (Sr.) Andrew Steioff (Jr.) Sewanee: Valentino Bryant (Fr.) Southwestern: Logan Hurley (Jr.) Trinity: Ryan Beall (Jr.) Robert Kitzinger (Fr.)
Centre
SCAC Coach-of-the-Year Bill Fenlon
Coaches
Nick Rose
D. Dwayne Hanberry Phone: 678.546.3470 • Fax: 678.546.3471 E-mail: dhanberry@scacsports.com Web: www.scacsports.com Address: 2940 Horizon Park, Suite D, Suwanee, Ga. 30024-7229
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Awards and Recognition Men’s Basketball All-Americans
Sewanee Academic Excellence Rhodes Scholar Thomas Reid Ward ’67
CoSIDA: Academic All-America (Men’s Basketball) Ryan Harrigan ’98 Sparky Edgin ’61
Eric Ochel ’95
Tom Ward ’67
Ryan Harrigan ’98
NCAA Postgraduate Scholars Thomas R. Ward ’67 Harry Hoffman ’76 Jim Sherman ’82 Ryan Harrigan ’98
Turner Emery ’98
Ryan Harrigan ’98
Harry Hoffman ’76
All–SCAC John Richards ’93 Chris Millen ’94 Eric Ochel ’95 Hunter Connelly ’96 Pete Dillon ’96 Turner Emery ’98 Ryan Harrigan ’98 Peter Jones ’99 Josh Trahan ’99 Tim Truitt ’00 Rusty Fordham ’02 Jonathan Jarrett ’03 Jason Smith ’05 Chris Eddy ’07 Spencer Rowland ’07 Joey Garcia ’07 Ben Pursell ’09 Kenton Coleman ’09 Tony Marelle ’11 Valentino Bryant ’14
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Jim Sherman ’82
SCAC Statistical Leaders (Leader that season) 1993 1993 1994 1994 1995 1995 1996 1996 1996 1997 1998 1996 1997 1998 1997 1998 1999 1999 2000 1999 2002 2000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2003 2005 2005 2007 2006 2007 2007 2008 2009 2009 2010 2011
Honorable Mention Second Team Second Team Honorable Mention First Team Second Team Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention First Team First Team Second Team Player of the Year and 1st Team Player of the Year and 1st Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention 1st Year Player of the Year Honorable Mention Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Third Team Honorable Mention Third Team Third Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention
Scoring Eric Ochel ’95 Ryan Harrigan ’98
1995, 21.0 ppg 1997, 18.8 ppg 1998, 21.7 ppg
Assists Peter Jones ’99 Rusty Fordham ’02 Chris Eddy ’07
1997, 4.9 1998, 4.8 1999, 4.5 2004, 4.0 2005, 4.4
apg apg apg apg apg
rebounds Ben Pursell ’09
2008, 6.92 drpg
Three-Point Field Goals Made Bradley Pierson ’09
2008, 2.72 tpg
Steals Rusty Fordham ’02
1999, 2.7 spg
Field Goal Percentage Ryan Harrigan ’98 1996, 61.6% Jonathan Jarrett ’03 2001, 63.6% 2002, 64.6%
Free Throw Percentage John Richards ’93 Eric Ochel ’95 Rusty Fordham ’02
1993, 86.0% 1995, 83.3% 2001, 84.7%
All–South
Eric Ochel ’95 1995 Columbus Multimedia, Second Team Turner Emery ’98 1997 NABC, First Team 1998 Columbus Multimedia, Hon. Mention Ryan Harrigan ’98 1997 NABC, First Team 1998 NABC, Player of the Year and 1st Team 1998 Columbus Multimedia, Player of the Year and 1st Team
conference Championships: 1966, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1997
Where are they now? When their playing career at Sewanee comes to an end, our alumni continue to achieve success in many different fields. Here are some examples of what they are doing now. Business Ryan Kelly (1994) Owner, Performance Honda/Suzuki Tobin Munn (1993) Project Engineer, ExxonMobil Production Kit Walsh (1991) Senior Vice President of Marketing, Collegiate Licensing Corp. James Hallock (1989) Client Executive, Sprint Craig Turner (1987) Sales Manager, Carter Machinery Company Tommy Black (1986) Vice President, Harrell Contracting Group, LLC James Startz (1985) Owner, Startz & Startz Landscaping Andy Kohler (1985) Customer Development Insights Manager, Kraft General Foods Chip Headrick (1984) President, King of Kleen, Inc. Kevin Barnett (1984) Vice President of Marketing, Tennessee Municipal League Jeffrey Swanson (1982) Marketing Manager, SAFECO Insurance Tim Russell (1982) District Sales Manager, Westvaco Foundation Kyle Price (1982) Senior Vice President, Olan Mills, Inc. Les Peters (1982) Vice President, Wood Mackenzie Global Consultants Charlie Hunt (1982) President, Hunt Memorials, Inc. Tom White (1980) Senior Vice President, UNUM Provident Insurance Harris Myers (1978) President, Prudential Commercial Management Finance Derek Bing (1993) Owner, Consolidated Planning, Inc. John Richards (1993) Associate Vice President of Investments, Wachovia Securities Bert White (1991) Senior Vice President, Smith Barney Guy Vise (1988) Owner, Timberland Investments John Morrissey (1988) Owner, Southern Fidelity Mortgage Group
Ellis Simmons (1986) Business Development Manager, Tennessee Commerce Bank Blane Brooks (1983) Regional Vice President, Fisher Investments John Southwood (1979) CPA/CFO, Boult, Cummings, Conners, & Berry Healthcare Nick Williams (2004) Director of Program Development, UHS Pruitt Corporation John Crabtree (1986) General Surgeon, John D. Crabtree, M.D. Josh Donner (1984) Physician, Harbin Clinic James Sherman (1982) Physician, Augusta Surgical Group Frank Sconzo (1979) Physician, Suffolk Surgical Group Athletics Michael Brown (2004) Player Development Advisor, Suwanee Sports Academy Casey Field (2000) Teacher/Basketball Coach, Gaston Day School Brian Field (1998) Teacher/Basketball Coach, Providence Day School Trey Suddarth (1993) Teacher/Basketball Coach, Memphis University School Timothy Trantham (1988) Teacher/ Basketball Coach, Brevard High School Russ Norment (1987) Teacher/Basketball & Baseball Coach, Ensworth High School Mark Peeler (1984) Assistant AD/ Basketball Coach, Erskine College Law Jeremy Cothern (2005) Attorney, Cope, Hudson, Scarlett, Reed, & McCreary Ryan Harrigan (1998) Attorney, Latham & Watkins, LLC David Zagoria (1992) Attorney, Zagoria Law Office Mike Raeber (1990) Attorney, King & Spalding Scott Jackson (1986) Attorney, Howell & Jackson, PLLC Robert Holland (1982) Attorney, Miller, Martin & Trabue Taylor Flowers (1979) Partner, Lewis, Brackin, Flowers & Hall Harry Cash (1978) Attorney, Grant, Konvalinka, & Harrison Larry Cash (1978) Partner, Miller and Martin
NCAA tournament appearances: 1975, 1976, 1997, 1998
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Technology Jonathan Jarrett (2003) Information Technology Specialist, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Steve Kretsch (1986) Director of Business Technologies, Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Jim Folds (1986) Director of Consulting Services, CG Technology Addison Hosea (1979) Network Engineer, Box Lake Networks, University of the South Trustee Frank Wartman (1978) Instructional Technologist, Mountain Area Health Education Center Don Katahdin (1978) Software Engineer, Chorus Systems, Inc. Education Andy Zureick (1993) Teacher, Harrison High School Scott Smith (1989) Assistant Vice President/Dean of Students, St. Louis University W. Marichal Gentry (1986) Dean of Student Affairs, Yale University Kevin Reed (1981) Director of Operations, Wichita Collegiate School David Laude (1979) Associate Dean/ Professor, College of Natural Resources Bill Cox (1979) Teacher, Baylor School Jonathan Bates (1978) Writing Center Director/English Instructor, Motlow State Community College John Shriner (1978) Professor, Tennessee Tech University Alums: Has your information changed or do you have information on a fellow alumnus that’s not listed? If so, please contact Coach Pierson at bjpierson@ sewanee.edu.
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Q u i c k fa c t s Coaches P l ay e r s 2010 Review This is Sewanee basketball
Athletic training room The athletic training room staff at Sewanee housed in the Fowler Sport & Fitness Center consists of three certified athletic trainers who use a 2,000-squarefoot treatment and rehabilitation center to service the nearly 400 student-athletes in 20 varsity sports. The head athletic trainer is Ray Knight who is in his tenth year in this position at Sewanee after serving as an assistant athletic trainer here on the Mountain in 2000-01. Knight is assisted by Danielle Green and Meagan Bevins.
Sewanee offers the latest in: Athletic Training Equipment • ultrasound • electrical muscle stimulators • whirlpools Rehabilitation Equipment • free weights • stationary bikes • mini trampolines • various other modalities
Medical Staff Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr.
Danielle Green and Ray Knight work in the training room.
Christopher Mathews, D.M.D. Mike Jordan, M.D. Louis Koella, M.D. Matt Petrilla, D.O.
Sewanee Athletic Trainers 1909-Present Ray Knight, 2001-present (11) Brad Harrison, 1996-2000 (5) Tim Beckhold, 1995 (1) Bill Barry, 1969-1994 (26) John Kennerly, 1948-1968 (21) Willie Six, 1909-1947 (39)
Left to right, Assistant Athletic Trainer Meagan Bevins, Head Athletic Trainer Ray Knight, and Assistant Athletic Trainer Danielle Green.
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conference Championships: 1966, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1997
Q u i c k fa c t s
Sewanee Basketball: it’s more than …
Coaches
… on the court
Outreach Players volunteered with local youth at this year’s Fall Fest in Sewanee.
TRENT WILLIAMS Senior Captain, ’11
… four years on campus
“Playing basketball at Sewanee has afforded me the opportunity to have a positive impact on the people around me. It has taught me the concept of servant leadership and placing others before myself.” Bradley Pierson Alumnus, ’09
2011 Alumni game
This is Sewanee basketball
Sewanee men’s basketball extends beyond just four years spent on the Mountain. The current Tigers wouldn’t be where they are without the support, foundation, and encouragement from former Tiger athletes. Sewanee men’s basketball alumni young and old alike, share a common bond with the current team and they all understand that wearing the Sewanee jersey is a special commitment. We invite and welcome men’s basketball alumni to stay connected with the team. Join us in the spring for our annual Alumni Game!
Community Service The men’s basketball team helped Housing Sewanee rebuild a local community center.
2010 Review
“Our team finds value in serving the local community; whether participating in Housing Sewanee, Sewanee Angel Tree, or working with students from Sewanee Elementary.”
P l ay e r s
Placing the needs of others first on the court is one of the primary foundations of team success for Sewanee men’s basketball. More importantly, it is a concept that the Tigers take seriously off the court as well. Whether it’s working with Housing Sewanee, putting on youth clinics, study abroad, or doing an internship, as a team we recognize our opportunity and responsibility to have a positive impact on our campus, our community, and the world.
We had a record turnout for the annual Purple and White game.
NCAA tournament appearances: 1975, 1976, 1997, 1998
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Men’s Basketball Schedule
11.15.2011 11.18.2011 11.19.2011 11.29.2011 12.02.2011 12.04.2011 12.06.2011 12.16.2011 12.18.2011 01.04.2012 01.07.2012 01.10.2012 01.13.2012 01.15.2012 01.20.2012 01.21.2012 01.27.2012 01.28.2012 02.01.2012 02.04.2012 02.06.2012 02.10.2012 02.12.2012 02.17.2012 02.19.2012 02.24.2012 02.25.2012 02.26.2012
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Johnson University.............................................Knoxville, Tenn. .........................7 p.m. Boyce College..............................................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................6 p.m. Free Will Baptist Bible College...............Sewanee, Tenn. .........................3 p.m. Covenant College (Ga.)......................................Lookout Mountain, Ga. ..............8 p.m. Rhodes College*...............................................Memphis, Tenn. ........................8 p.m. Millsaps College*..............................................Jackson, Miss. ..........................3 p.m. Johnson University....................................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................8 p.m. Oglethorpe University*............................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................8 p.m. Birmingham-Southern College*...............Sewanee, Tenn. .........................3 p.m. Covenant College (Ga.)...............................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................7 p.m. Centre College*..........................................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................3 p.m. Free Will Baptist College....................................Nashville, Tenn. .........................7 p.m. Hendrix College*...............................................Conway, Ark. .............................8 p.m. Colorado College*.............................................Colorado Springs, Colo. .............3 p.m. Trinity University*.....................................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................8 p.m. Southwestern University*.......................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................8 p.m. University of Dallas*..........................................Irving, Texas .............................8 p.m. Austin College*.................................................Sherman, Texas ........................8 p.m. LaGrange College.......................................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................7 p.m. Centre College*................................................Danville, Ky. ..............................3 p.m. Georgia Northwestern..............................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................7 p.m. Oglethorpe University*.......................................Atlanta, Ga. ..............................8 p.m. Birmingham-Southern College*...........................Birmingham, Ala. .......................3 p.m. Rhodes College*.........................................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................8 p.m. Millsaps College*......................................Sewanee, Tenn. .........................3 p.m. SCAC Tournament..............................................Birmingham, Ala. .......................TBD SCAC Tournament..............................................Birmingham, Ala. .......................TBD SCAC Tournament..............................................Birmingham, Ala. .......................TBD
Home Games are in bold Neutral Site Games are in italics *denotes a Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference contest