Rochester College Men's Basketball Media Guide 2015-2016

ROCHESTER COLLEGE 2015-16 MEN’S BASKETBALL

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Projected completion by February 2017

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20,000 square foot facility; first of three phases

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Includes a regulation performance courtfor NAIA competition

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Accommodates nearly 1,000 guests

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100 permanent seating chairbacks Main bleacher seating Score table Trophy Case Concession booth Players bench & bleacher seating Women’s locker room Score board

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PIONEERS $250,000+ CORNERSTONES $100,000 — $249,000 TRAILBLAZERS $50,000 — $99,999 PATHFINDERS $25,000 — $49,999 GROUNDBREAKERS $10,000 — $24,999 VISION BUILDERS $5,000 — $9,999 WARRIORS $3,000 — $4,999 4TH QUARTER CLUB $1,000 — $2,999

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About the NAIA The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, is the governing body for all athletic programs in more than 260 colleges and universities throughout the United States and Canada. The long-held mission of the NAIA is to promote the education and development of well-rounded students and productive citizens through intercollegiate athletics. The Association offers equitable access and opportunities for participation in its 23 national championship events held annually throughout the country.

Today, the NAIA strengthens its commitment to student-athletes and strives to enrich their college experience by supporting academic achievement and character development. NAIA Champions of Character is the association’s innovative flagship program designed to instill character values in student-athletes, coaches and youth in the community it serves. To learn more visit, www.NAIA.org.

About the USCAA The United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) is a membership driven organization. The USCAA exists to provide small colleges the opportunity to compete against like institutions in size and resource for National Championships and studentathlete recognition. By providing unique services to small colleges, the USCAA allows its members the opportunity to enhance their recruiting capability by way of more consistent national recognition and a level playing field for post-season competition.

To learn more visit, www.THEUSCAA.com.

All front cover national championship banners are USCAA championships.

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Friends and Fans, On behalf of Rochester College and all its athletic teams, thank you for your past support and welcome to the sports activities of the 2015-2016 academic year. Our coaches and players all work hard to make you proud to be “Warrior Fans” because Rochester College’s mission is not only to “cultivate academic excellence, principled character, servant leadership, and global awareness within an inclusive Christian heritage” but also to serve our community. We welcome you to our sports events and to our campus. We invite you to get to know our institution better—our students, coaches, faculty and staff.

The life of a successful student-athlete is demanding, requiring untold hard work, dedication, discipline and focus. At Rochester College, we are tremendously proud of all our athletes and coaches, and we are very grateful for the continuing encouragement they receive from our campus family and our larger community. Thank you for all you do to support Rochester College and our athletic programs.

Sincerely,

John Tyson, Ph.D. President

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2015-2016 VARSITY SCHEDULE

DATE

TIME

OPPONENT

LOCATION

Oct. 22

6:00 p.m.

Redeemer University

Rochester High School

Oct. 24

12:00 p.m.

Redeemer University

Rochester High School

Nov. 4

6:00 p.m.

Aquinas College

Rochester High School

Nov. 6

5:00 p.m.

Madonna University

Madonna University

Nov. 14

3:00 p.m.

Kent State University – Tuscarawas

Rochester High School

Nov. 15

2:00 p.m.

Kent State University – Tuscarawas

Rochester High School

Nov. 23

7:00 p.m.

Western Michigan University (exhibition)

Western Michigan University

Nov. 29

3:00 p.m.

Indiana Tech

Indiana Tech

Dec. 3

4:30 p.m.

Indiana University – Kokomo

Oakland Univesity

Dec. 5

2:00 p.m.

LeHigh University

LeHigh University

Dec. 8

7:00 p.m.

Eastern Michigan University (exhibition)

Eastern Michigan University

Dec. 12

12:00 p.m.

Appalachian Bible College

Appalachian Bible College

Dec. 20

8:00 p.m.

St. Thomas University

Daytona Beach, FL

Dec. 21

8:00 p.m.

William Carey University

Daytona Beach, FL

Dec. 29

4:00 p.m.

Bethel College

Rochester High School

Dec. 30

7:00 p.m.

Algoma University

Rochester High School

Dec. 31

12:00 p.m.

Algoma University

Rochester High School

Jan. 3

2:00 p.m.

University of Windsor

Rochester High School

Jan. 5

4:00 p.m.

University of Maine – Fort Kent

Penn State – Hazelton

Jan. 6

4:00 p.m.

University of Maine – Fort Kent

Penn State – Hazelton

Jan. 9

2:00 p.m.

Indiana University – Northwest*

Indiana University – Northwest

Jan. 15

8:00 p.m.

Lincoln Christian University*

Indiana University – Northwest AII Classic

Jan. 16

1:00 p.m.

Clarke University*

Indiana University – Northwest AII Classic

Jan. 20

7:00 p.m.

Wilberforce University*

Rochester High School

Jan. 25

6:00 p.m.

Great Lakes Christian

Rochester High School

Jan. 29

8:00 p.m.

Viterbo University

Indiana University – Northwest AII Classic

Jan. 30

1:00 p.m.

College of the Ozarks*

Indiana University – Northwest AII Classic

Feb. 1

7:00 p.m.

Indiana Tech

Indiana Tech

Feb. 6

4:00 p.m.

Indiana University – Northwest*

Indiana University – Northwest

Feb. 8

7:00 p.m.

Great Lakes Christian

Rochester High School

Feb. 15

7:00 p.m.

Wilberforce University*

Wilberforce University

Feb. 24 – 27

@ AII Conference Tournament

TBD

Feb. 29 – March 5

@ USCAA National Tournament

TBD

March 8 – March 14

@ NAIA National Tournament

TBD

*CONFERENCE GAMES

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2015-2016 VARSITY ROSTER

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NAME

YEAR

POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT

HOMETOWN

PREVIOUS SCHOOL

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Brendan Adams

JR

G

6-3

210

Southfield, Mich.

Clintondale H.S.

1

Matt Gold

SR

PG

6-2

165

Detroit, Mich.

Loyola H.S.

2

Milton Cribbs

SR

F

6-5

195

Detroit, Mich.

Ferris State University

3

Paris Pereira

JR

PG

5-9

160

Rochester Hills, Mich.

Rochester H.S.

5

Cap Wilson*

FR

G

6-5

180

Davison, Mich.

Goodrich H.S.

11

Nick Tatu

SR

G

6-1

190

Clarkston, Mich.

Trine University

12

Justin Nafso

FR

G

5-10

175

Walled Lake, Mich.

Walled Lake Central H.S.

15

Jaylen Larry

JR

C

6-8

230

Flint, Mich.

Kalamazoo Valley C.C.

20

Dimitri Pappas

SO

G

5-9

175

Athens, Greece

4th General H.S.

22

Alex Storm

SR

G

6-4

190

Marlette, Mich.

Marlette H.S.

23

Eugene Pratt

SR

G

6-2

180

Sterling Heights, Mich.

Stevenson H.S.

24

Cameron Adams

JR

G

6-3

210

Southfield, Mich.

Clintondale H.S.

32

Angelo Griffis

JR

G

6-5

215

Kalamazoo, Mich.

Ferris State University

34

Armand Cartwright* FR

G

6-1

170

Bloomfield, Mich.

Bloomfield H.S.

42

Viktoras Merkevicius JR

C

6-8

240

Vilkaviskis, Lithuania

McLennan C.C. (TX)

44

Jeroen De Baat

C

6-8

210

Gravendeel, Netherlands Davinci School

SR

*Redshirt

Head Coach: Klint Pleasant Assistant Coaches: Tom Webb, Scott Samuels, George Beaudoin, Evan Green

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REMEMBERING TRAVIS BASS

1972-2011 Travis Bass was a dear friend of head basketball coach Klint Pleasant.

They were teammates together on the football team at Abilene Christian University from 1994-1996. They remained extremely close after their college days and were major influences in each other’s lives. Due to the close relationship, Travis ended up becoming one of RC basketball’s biggest fans and supporters. He was diagnosed with ALS in 2007 and fought hard for four years before passing away due to complications from the disease in May 2011. Coach Pleasant traveled to Seattle, Wash., several times during Travis’ fight with ALS and then assisted with his eulogy.

Travis was a special individual and one of the most talented persons Coach Pleasant has ever known. Travis owned real estate, car lots and mini storages, and was an accountant by trade. He also developed and sold his own BBQ sauce and had a BBQ catering business. Later in his life, he decided to study and practice law and graduated from the University of Idaho with a law degree. He wanted to fight for people that needed help and always envisioned doing most of his work pro bono. He loved life and he loved people, and he never seemed to meet a stranger.

Travis would take off from work for weeks and sometimes months at a time during the basketball season to watch Pleasant as he coached at Wayne State University, University of Tennessee-Martin, Kent State University, Abilene Christian University, and of course, Rochester College.

Travis and Coach Pleasant shared an incredible bond. They traveled all across the country together and not a day went by, until Travis was too weak to do so, that they did not talk. Most importantly, Travis was a man of deep faith. Coach Pleasant cites his relationship with Travis in college as one of the key influences that helped him in his own faith journey.

Coach Pleasant remains in contact with Travis’ parents (Randy and Sheila) and his wife (Kim) and children (Hannah, Savannah and Tristin).

Travis loved RC Basketball, and his life and memory were honored all throughout the 2011-12 season as Pleasant’s team wore a “TB” patch on their uniforms.

Coach Pleasant has now started an annual “Travis Bass Classic” to honor his friend. The classic features the RC men’s and women’s basketball teams playing multiple games every year with the goal of raising money that goes toward ALS research.

There is no way to put into words how important my relationship with Travis was and still is to me. He was my hero and my mentor, but most of all he was my dear friend. Not a day goes by that I do not think about him and the incredible influence he had on my life. He was there on my best day (the day my wife Rachel said, “I do”) and he was there on my worst day (the day the doctors told me that Rachel would probably die of brain cancer). I often find myself both sad and angry because he’s gone…but then I remind myself, to have a friend like Travis for just one day was one of the great blessings of my life.”

—Coach Pleasant

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HEAD COACH

Head Coach 5th Season RC Coaching Record 103-31 Rochester College is a very familiar place for Head Men’s Basketball Coach Klint Pleasant. Pleasant took the reigns from his father and long-time RC basketball coach, Garth Pleasant, after assisting him for four seasons.

Coach Pleasant has enjoyed much success early in his RC head-coaching career as the Warriors have a record of 103-31 after his first four seasons.

Last season, Pleasant led Rochester to his fourth straight 20-plus win season, registering a 22-11 overall record, which helped the Warriors receive votes in the 2014-2015 NAIA Top 25 poll. More importantly, Pleasant led RC to its 3rd USCAA national championship game appearance in just four seasons, including a 2012-2013 National Championship.

In his first season, he led the Warriors to a 26-win season and a runner-up finish at the USCAA National Tournament. Pleasant built off his first-season success and took RC basketball on a historic run three years ago. In the school’s first full year as a member of the NAIA, Pleasant led the Warriors to a 30-win season, USCAA National Championship, and a win over NCAA Division I foe Eastern Illinois University. Additionally, he led the school to its first ever berth in the NAIA National Tournament, first top 10 NAIA national ranking, and coached the first two NAIA All-Americans in the school’s history in Dramell Hogan and Drew Maynard.

Maynard and Hogan also represented the Warriors on the USCAA All-American team.

In 2013-2014, Pleasant led the Warriors to a 25-8 record reaching the USCAA national tournament once again. RC began the season ranked #25 in NAIA preseason top 25 poll for the first time in school history.

The Warriors finished the regular season ranked third in the USCAA and second in the A.I.I. conference, qualifying for the A.I.I. conference tournament for the second year in a row. Under Pleasant’s guidance, the Warriors had senior Stavros Schizas selected as a first team All-A.I.I. performer while senior A.J. Burton and freshman Paris Pereira were named honorable mention. Schizas was named a first team USCAA AllAmerican, and Burton and Pereira were recognized as honorable mention All-American performers. The NAIA also recognized Schizas’ play as he was selected as an NAIA honorable mention All-American. Schizas marked the third Warrior to be honored as an NAIA all-american performer under Pleasant. Currently, Schizas and Maynard have gone on to play professionally overseas, and Hogan has been invited to work out for NBA development league teams for the Detroit Pistons, Orlando Magic, Atlanta Hawks and Phoenix Suns.

Pleasant’s coaching resume is among the best. He comes to RC from NCAA Division II Abilene Christian University where he was the youngest NCAA Division II college coach in the country. At ACU, Pleasant coached the Wildcats to 25 wins in his first two seasons after taking over a program that had won only 13 games in the two previous seasons.

Before coaching at ACU, Pleasant was an assistant coach at Kent State University (NCAA Div. I). During the 2001-2002 season, Pleasant helped coach the Golden Flashes to a Mid-American Conference record 30 games as the team advanced to the NCAA Div. I Tournament’s Elite Eight. The University of Indiana denied them a trip to the Final 4 on a nationally televised game on CBS. Since then, the Kent State team that Pleasant coached was named the “Mid-American team of the decade.” Pleasant coached and played a major role in developing the team’s center, John Edwards, into an NBA player. Edwards went on to play for both the Indiana Pacers and the Atlanta Hawks. He also coached power forward, Antonio Gates, who now plays in the NFL and is among the best tight ends in the game. Following his only season at Kent State, Pleasant was offered a chance to follow Head Coach Stan Heath to SEC powerhouse Arkansas. Pleasant, however, decided to remain at Kent State, only to be offered the head coaching job at ACU three months later. In addition, Rachel (Pleasant’s wife) received her master’s degree in Exercise Physiology while at Kent State.

Prior to joining the Kent State program, Pleasant served as an assistant coach at (NCAA Div. I) University of Tennessee-Martin (1999-2001) and (NCAA Div. II) Wayne State University (1998-1999). While at UT- Martin, he helped the Skyhawks qualify for the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament for the first time in school history.

During his tenure at WSU, Pleasant helped lead the team to a 25-5 record, a top 5 ranking in the country, a conference championship and an NCAA Division II Sweet Sixteen appearance. Pleasant completed his master’s degree in education in 1999 while coaching at UT-Martin.

Pleasant’s coaching career started at Lipscomb University where he served as a student assistant under late head coach Don Meyer, who was the fastest coach to reach 700 victories in the history of college basketball.

Before his coaching career, Pleasant played football for Abilene Christian University (NCAA Div. II) under Head Coach Bob Strader in 1994. He graduated college from Lipscomb University in 1998.

PERSONAL Resides: Rochester Hills, MI Hometown: Lake Orion, MI High School: Waterford Kettering High School College: Lipscomb University Family: Wife: Rachel Daughters: Abigail & Julia

COACHING CAREER 1996-1997 Student Assistant Lipscomb University 1997-1998 Graduate Assistant Wayne State University 1998-2000 Assistant Coach University of TN-Martin 2000-2002 Assistant Coach Kent State University 2002-2005 Head Coach Abilene Christian University 2006-2010 Assistant Coach Rochester College 2011-Present Head Coach Rochester College

As a prep, Pleasant attended Waterford Kettering High School in Waterford, Mich., and played football for legendary high school football coach Mike Berry. He was a unanimous first team all-conference selection in football and was his team’s co-captain on the baseball, basketball and football teams. His 48 pass receptions in his senior year put him among the top five in the state of Michigan.

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Pleasant’s roots are planted deeply in Rochester College’s soil as his grandfather Lucien Palmer was a founding father. Dr. Palmer served as the first dean of the College and later served as president for eight years. His father, Garth Pleasant, has served at Rochester College for nearly 40 years as the men’s basketball coach, athletic director, and as a member of the faculty. Klint and Rachel made the move back to Rochester College in 2005 after the birth of their first child, Abigail.

Pleasant also serves as the RC athletic director and vice president of enrollment. The athletic department has seen the addition of five sports since Pleasant took over as AD and has finished in the top five of the USCAA Director’s Cup each of the last four years. RC has finished third for the last three years in the Director’s Cup, which is awarded to the USCAA institution that has the most success as an entire athletic department for that year. RC has twice been named an NAIA Champions of Character Five Star Institution. Pleasant was honored as the A.I.I. 2012 NAIA Coach of Character which is given to one coach in the Association of Independent Institutions conference every year that displays the NAIA five core values: integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship and servant leadership. Enrollment (incoming classes) has increased more than 70% since Pleasant took over the reigns, and the largest incoming class in the school’s 56-year history was brought in during his second year managing the recruiting process.

The Pleasant family experienced some personal struggles after moving back to Rochester Hills as Rachel survived a brain tumor and several surgeries. Rachel and Klint frequently travel to various places as they speak about their incredible journey. Klint also preaches on a regular basis throughout the region and is currently preaching part-time for the South Lyon Church of Christ.

Pleasant resides in Rochester Hills with his wife Rachel (Stevens) and two daughters Abigail, who will be turning 11 years old on Jan. 1 and Julia, who will turn 6 years old this November.

what others are saying about coach pleasant tim buckley Assistant Coach, University of Indiana “Klint is one of the rising stars in the coaching profession. He has worked with and been mentored by some of the game’s best coaches.

He played a big part in the record-breaking season the Kent State basketball team enjoyed in 2001-02. I expect RC to have a great program!”

jim christian Head Coach, Boston College “In Klint Pleasant, RC hired a great coach and a person who will have a positive impact on the community. Klint is a tremendous teacher of the game and has an unbelievable passion for the game. I know he will do a tremendous job for RC for years to come.”

john edwards NBA Player Indiana Pacers Atlanta Hawks “Coach Pleasant helped me immensely in gaining the initial confidence in myself and helping me become the player I am today. He saw something in me and kept me working towards my goals. He was always there to talk to, or get extra work or film study. From a player’s perspective he is everything you could ask for in a coach.”

john hammond General Manager, Milwaukee Bucks “Klint Pleasant is one of the bright young coaches in the country. Not only is he a bright coach, he also is a man of outstanding character and determination. You can’t find a better Christian leader or basketball coach than Klint.”

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stan heath Assistant Coach, Boston College “RC has found a truly outstanding young basketball coach in Klint Pleasant. His passion and knowledge of the game will bring a lot of success to the Warrior program. With his history of success, there’s no question RC hired the right guy.”

andy katz ESPN College Basketball Analyst “Klint Pleasant should have a major impact at NAIA level after being an integral part of an Elite Eight team at Kent State. Pleasant deserves a fair share of the credit (for that season), and that should translate well for his program at Rochester College.”

don meyer (1944-2014) Head Coach Emeritus, Northern State University “Coach Pleasant worked in our program at Lipscomb University. I thought he would be a great coach then, and now after watching him teach his team in practices I know I was right. His teams will always play hard, play smart, play together and have fun.”

kevin o’neill

Former NBA Head Coach “Klint Pleasant is someone who will be successful as a head coach. He knows how to coach, how to recruit and how to be a leader.

He will be a success at Rochester College.”

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COACHING STAFF

Assistant Coach • 5th Season Tom Webb enters his fifth year on the Rochester College Basketball staff after two seasons as an assistant coach for the Purdue Calumet’s men’s basketball program. Webb played a crucial role in the PUC basketball program by heading up recruiting, film exchange and player development.

Webb is no stranger to the RC basketball program where he was a four-year player, helped the team record four 20-win seasons, including a school-record 26 victories in his senior campaign.

Webb also helped the Warriors earn four-straight USCAA national tournament appearances, while serving as the team captain on the 2008-09 squad that advanced to the national championship game.

The young coach participated in a number of coaching clinics during his time at Rochester. The late legendary head coach, Don Meyer, held annual clinics at Rochester College during Webb’s playing career. He was also a part of the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan clinics, working with high profile coaches like John Beilein, Hubie Brown, Jamie Dixon, Tom Izzo. Stan Van Gundy, Jim Christian, and the late Rick Majerus, among others.

Webb graduated from Rochester College in 2009 with a degree in behavioral sciences. He and his wife, Amy, currently reside in Auburn Hills, MI. COACH PLEASANT’S THOUGHTS ON COACH WEBB: “I am thrilled that Tom is on our athletic staff. I considered and spoke with several people for the position, but Tom surfaced to the top every time. Most important, Tom is a former student athlete (2009) at RC and he understands our mission. He graduated in four years and was a team captain.

In addition, he was a vital part of four very successful seasons on the men’s basketball team. He is arguably the hardest playing basketball player that my Dad ever coached and his work ethic as an employee is the same. I have watched him closely since he left RC and he has impressed me in many ways. He is organized and possesses a passion to do things with excellence. Tom is from Davison, MI and spent the 2009-2011 seasons as the head assistant basketball coach at Purdue UniversityCalumet (an NAIA school in Hammond, IN).”

PERSONAL Resides:

Auburn Hills, MI Hometown: Davison, MI High School: Davison High School College: Rochester College (BS) Family: Wife: Amy

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COACHING STAFF

Assistant Coach • 5th Season Scott is no stranger to Rochester as he grew up in Clawson, Mich. Scott’s family have been longtime supporters of the college dating back to the school’s early years. Scott began his service at Rochester College in 2002 as he brought his strong business background to the classroom as a faculty member in the College of Business. Scott’s success in leading an employee fundraising campaign for the Athletic Center and his desire to work with prospective students led him out of the classroom and into administration where he served as the director of admissions and assistant athletic director.

Scott brings a wealth of experience to Rochester College as he spent 14 years in banking and investment. In addition to his responsibilities in banking, Scott also spent time as a personal financial adviser for professional athletes. Scott helped coach the RC men’s basketball team in 2004 and 2005 when the team won back-to-back national championships. He graduated from Oklahoma Christian University in 1986 and went on to complete a Masters of Finance from Walsh College in 1996.

In addition to his work in our basketball program, Scott Samuels serves as the Senior Director of Advancement at Oakland Christian School in Auburn Hills, Mich. Scott is married to Christie (Powers) and they have one son, Jacob Scott Samuels.

COACH PLEASANT’S THOUGHTS ON COACH SAMUELS: “Coach Samuels has become a very good friend of mine throughout the last seven years while at RC. He worked with the team back in 2004 and 2005 as part of my dad’s staff and I asked him to help again. He is invaluable when it comes to organizational duties. He helps with class checks, study sessions, travel plans, stats and budgetary issues. The guys enjoy being around him, and his positive attitude is infectious. I’m grateful he’s willing to help, and the work he does makes our program better. He is constantly putting the program first and his willingness to give of himself is much appreciated. Scott is a major part of the program’s success.”

PERSONAL Resides: Oxford, MI Hometown: Clawson, MI High School: Clawson High School College: Oklahoma Christian University (BS) Walsh College (MSF) Family: Wife: Christie Son: Jacob

Assistant Coach • 1st Season Evan Green is a first year assistant with the men’s basketball program but is very familiar with Rochester College basketball. During Evan’s time at Rochester College as a student, he worked within the athletic department. Later, Evan would also join the Lake Norcentra Basketball Camp staff helping facilitate basketball activities.

In addition to his position on the men’s basketball coaching staff, Evan works full time as an admissions recruiter and the director of intramural sports on campus at RC. Prior to joining Rochester College as a staff member, Evan worked at Reach Academy as a paraprofessional and middle school boys and girls basketball coach.

Evan stays busy when he is not on the RC campus as he serves as associate pastor at his local congregation. Evan has over 10 years of administrative and pastoral ministry experience including positions held in Atlanta, Washington D.C and Los Angeles. Evan and his wife Sheena (who teaches in the Michigan public school system) live in Sterling Heights, Mich.

COACH PLEASANT’S THOUGHTS ON COACH GREEN: ”I am thrilled to welcome Coach Green into our program. He embodies every facet of our school’s mission and has energy that’s contagious. I have enjoyed getting to know him over the past two years and have been extremely impressed with his work ethic and attitude. Coach Green is an alumnus of RC and has a great deal of pride in both this institution and our basketball program. He is very talented and possesses a skill set that will help our program, and specifically the young men in our program. I am looking forward to working with Coach Green more closely as he joins our staff, and I consider him a trusted friend.”

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PERSONAL Resides: Sterling Heights, MI Hometown: Rockford, IL High School: Oak Park High School College: Cornerstone University (BS) Family: Wife: Sheena

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COACHING STAFF

Special Assistant Coach • 34th Season If the game situation calls for it, Beaudoin can be seen leaning out, offering his glasses to referees as they run down the floor. If his voice goes out, he starts waving a towel. He is a master motivator.

Beaudoin’s connection to the basketball program began during the ‘83-‘84 season, and continued as his son, Dan, played on Rochester’s 1988 squad on his way to becoming college valedictorian.

Beaudoin, who retired as lieutenant from the Madison Heights Fire Department in 1996, and his wife, Mary Ellen, are the parents of two other children and the grandparents of four.

COACH PLEASANT’S THOUGHTS ON COACH BEAUDOIN: “Coach George has been a part of our program since 1984, and is one of the finest individuals I have ever been around. He is a servant leader and will do anything for anyone. I think next to my father there is no one who has given as much to RC basketball than Coach George. He is an encourager and a motivator. Our guys love being around him and his presence in practice and at games is invaluable. I was so excited to hear that he was still going to remain a part of the staff after my Dad retired. I can’t imagine RC basketball without Coach George.”

Athletic Trainer • 13th Season Keen begins his 13th year as Rochester College’s head athletic trainer. He holds a B.A. in political science from the University of Michigan (1995), a B.S. in exercise science from Lake Superior State University (2000), and his Athletic Trainers Certification (ATC) in 2000. Keen became interested in athletic training while helping his younger brother rehabilitate from anterior cruciate ligament surgery. As a student at LSSU, he worked with athletes in baseball, basketball, football and hockey from both the university and Sault High School. Before joining Rochester College’s athletic department, Keen spent two years at Oakland University, working primarily with the baseball and volleyball teams.

COACH PLEASANT’S THOUGHTS ON RON: “Ron has been with us for 13 years now. He has helped take our athletic program to another level. Ron has truly embraced all of our sports teams, and I am very grateful for the long hours that he puts in all throughout the academic year. He is willing to help wherever needed and we lean on him for injury rehab and taking care of our athletes. Our players are fortunate to have him available to see to their athletic needs.”

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ATHLECTIC DIRECTOR, EMERITUS

Athletic Director, Emeritus Athletic Director Emeritus and former Head Basketball Coach Garth Pleasant has been an active member of the Rochester College faculty since 1971. Born and raised in Flint, Mich., Coach Pleasant attended Ainsworth High School and was a two-sport athlete in baseball and basketball.

Coach Pleasant started his college years at Rochester College in 1967 where he starred on the men’s basketball team. After he transferred to Libscomb University and graduated with a degree in health physical education and recreation, Coach Pleasant started teaching at Rochester College. He also took on several other roles at the college including dean of students, coordinator of housing, and athletic director all while earning his master’s degree from Wayne State University.

In 1972, Coach Pleasant became the head basketball coach at Rochester College. In his 38 years of coaching, Coach Pleasant won 720 games, four national championships, and was inducted into the Michigan High School Coaches Hall of Fame. He was also named the Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the year in 1989. Pleasant’s other honors include NSCAA Coach of the Year in 1989 and 1994, and USCAA Coach of the Year in 2004.

Aside from coaching, Coach Pleasant was the minister at Lake Orion Church for 30 years and speaks publicly to a wide variety of groups.

In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his wife Pat and his six grandchildren. Coach Pleasant is the father of RC head basketball coach Klint Pleasant, Rochester High School Head Basketball Coach Johnny Pleasant as well as the proud father of daughter Kim Speck.

GARTH’S THOUGHTS ON KLINT: “Having Klint take over the RC basketball program is truly a dream come true. The program has always been a family affair for our family with Pat being the MVP, Kim being a cheerleader and Johnny being a player. Klint literally traveled to games with me since he was 4 years old.”

One only needs to attend a practice to see that he is an outstanding coach. He will, without question, take the program to another level.

I couldn’t be prouder of him. My dream now, though I will not be around to see it, is that in 30 years when Klint steps aside that one of my grandsons will take over the program, which would mean that Rochester College would have 100 years of Pleasant’s coaching.”

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PRESEASON OUTLOOK School Information

Program History

Location....................................Rochester Hills, MI

First Year of Basketball............................ 1959-60

Founded..............................................................1959

All-Time Record.......................................... 793-410

Enrollment.........................................................1,100

National Championships...................................... 5

Nickname.....................................................Warriors

Coaching Staff

School Colors.............................Crimson & White

Head Coach ..................................... Klint Pleasant

Arena................................. Rochester High School

Alma Mater, Year.........................Lipscomb,1998

Capacity..............................................................2,500

Record at RC (Seasons) ....................... 103-31 (4)

Affiliation............................... NAIA DII/USCAA D1

Office Phone.....................................248-218-2058

Conference........................................................... A.I.I

Email ..........................................kpleasant@rc.edu

President.........................................Dr. John Tyson

Asst. Coaches........ Tom Webb, Scott Samuels,

Athletic Director, Emeritus........ Garth Pleasant

Evan Green

Athletic Director............................. Klint Pleasant

Special Assistant..................... George Beaudoin

Athletic Department Phone.......248-218-2181

Team Information

www.rochestercollegewarriors.com

2014-15 Overall Record................................ 22-11 Starters Returning/Lost.....................................5/0 Newcomers................................................................ 3

KEY RETURNERS

Paris Pereira 13.4 PPG 3.9 APG

Milton Cribbs 10.8 PPG 7.9 RPG

Nick Tatu 9.9 PPG 91 Made 3FG’s

Matt Gold 8.0 PPG 2.0 SPG

Jeroen De Baat 5.3 PPG 47 blocks

KEY ADDITIONS

Jaylen Larry 6’8” Center Redshirt Junior

Angelo Griffis 6’5”Guard Redshirt Junior

KVCC Stats 12.8 PPG 8.9 RPG

Glen Oaks Stats 22.2 PPG 8.7 RPG

Justin Nafso 5’10 Guard Redshirt Freshman

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SENIORS

#1 Year

6’ 2” • 165 Senior Point Guard • Detroit, MI Social Work Loyola High School Games Played Mins./G FG%

Rebounds

Assists

Pts./Game

2011-2012 Redshirt 2012-2013 21

15.8 31% 39

39

3.1

2013-2014 31

18.4 32% 91

71

3.5

2014-2015 33

29.6 50% 148

96

8

Career 85

21.3 37% 278

206

4.8

COACH PLEASANT ON “MATTY G”: “Matt has been an anchor in our program for going on five years now. I’m very proud of what he’s accomplished and especially grateful that he will walk across the graduation stage in May. Matt has been voted most valuable teammate the last few years and has helped lead RC to over 100 wins in his first four years. He also was a vital part of our championship run in 2013. He’s a special guy and will be missed greatly.

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SENIORS

#2 Year

6’5” • 195 Senior Forward • Detroit, MI Mass Communication Ferris State University Games Played Mins./G FG%

Rebounds

Assists

Pts./Game

2014-2015 32

25.6 47% 252

63

10.8

Career 32

25.6 47% 252

63

10.8

COACH PLEASANT ON “Milt”: “Milton helped our program tremendously last year as a first year player and we expect great things from him throughout his senior year as well. He’s been a weapon for us offensively due to his ability to play inside and out, and he’s excelled in the classroom too. He was a big part of our post-season success in 2015. I’ve enjoyed being around Milton and look forward to watching him do great things after his time here at RC.”

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SENIORS

#11 Year

6’ 1” • 190 Senior Guard • Clarkston, MI Interdisciplinary Studies – Criminal Justice Trine University

Games Played Mins./G FG%

Rebounds

2014-2015 33

30

37% 53

Career 33

30 37% 53

Assists

Pts./Game

16

9.9

16

9.9

COACH PLEASANT ON Nick: “Nick has been Mr. Steady for us throughout his career here, and was a critical glue guy during his junior year. He is a great teammate, has been very unselfish and just wants to win. We’ve relied on his toughness and his ability to hit shots from behind the arc. He’s helped our program and embraced our culture since day 1. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed being around him and will certainly miss coaching him. I hope he continues to hang around the program and help us recruit more ‘Clarkston kids.’”

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SENIORS

#22 Year

6’4” • 190 Senior Guard • Marlette, MI Business & Sports Management Marlette High School

Games Played Mins./G FG%

Rebounds

Assists

Pts./Game

2014-2015 33

16.8 58% 158

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5.7

Career 33

16.8 58% 158

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5.7

COACH PLEASANT ON Alex: “I’m so proud of Al and have loved coaching him. He came in originally on the freshman team and blossomed into a player that has made an impact on varsity.

He’s got a tremendous motor and plays so hard. He’s been the consummate teammate and “culture guy.” And off the court, he’s been a 4.0 student and an academic All-American each year. We will miss Al and while we can’t replace him, he has set a standard for the kind of student athlete we want to recruit.”

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SENIORS

#23 Year

6’2” • 180 Senior Guard • Sterling Heights, MI Accounting Stevenson High School

Games Played Mins/G FG%

Rebounds

2014-2015 8

1.8

40% 2

Career 8

1.8 40% 2

Assists

Pts./Game

0

0.6

0

0.6

COACH PLEASANT ON EUGENE: “Eugene worked his way up from the freshman team but unfortunately has been plagued by injuries during his time on varsity. He’s a first class teammate and has been a great support for us in practice and during games. He’s a tremendous student in the classroom and is a talented young man. ”

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SENIORS

#44 Year

6’8” • 210 Senior Center • Gravendell, Netherlands Health Sciences Davinci School

Games Played Mins./G FG%

Rebounds

63% 34

Assists

Pts./Game

6

3

2012-2013 25

9.6

2013-2014 27

14.3 64% 104

9

5

2014-2015 33

17.2 56% 120

21

5.3

Career 85

13.7 61% 288

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4.5

COACH PLEASANT ON “Rone”: “Rone has been a special player here throughout his four years. He’s done a great job on and off the floor. He never complains and has been a steady force for us in the paint. He’s arguably the best shot blocker and defensive big man we’ve ever had. We’ve relied on his ability to alter shots and his athleticism around the basket throughout his career. We will be sad to see him go but thrilled that we’ve had him in our program and been a part of his experience in the U.S. ”

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2015-2016 VARSITY #0

BRENDAN ADAMS

#11

6’3” • 210 Sophomore Forward Undecided Southfield, MI Clintondale High School

#11

5’10” • 160 Junior Guard Sports Management Rochester, MI Rochester High School

Year Games Played Mins./G FG% Rebounds Assists Pts./Game 2013-2014 Redshirt 2014-2015 28 6.9 43% 48 4 3.0 Career 28 6.9 43% 48 4 3.0

Year Games Played Mins./G FG% Rebounds Assists Pts./Game 2012-2013 Redshirt 2013-2014 29 34.4 32% 125 134 8.7 2014-2015 31 35.6 36% 101 121 13.4 Career 60 35 34% 226 255 11.05

#5

#12

CAP WILSON

#11 Year Redshirt

#15

6’5” • 180 Redshirt Freshman Guard Undecided Davison, MI Goodrich High School

Games Played Mins./G

FG%

Rebounds Assists Pts./Game

JAYLEN LARRY

#11

6’8” • 230 Junior Center

Year

FG%

Rebounds/Game Pts./Game

KVCC 2013-14 55% 8.2

JUSTIN NAFSO

#11

12.8

5’10” • 175 Redshirt Freshman Guard Health Sciences Walled Lake, MI Walled Lake Central H.S.

Year Games Played Mins./G FG% Rebounds Assists Pts./Game 2014-2015 Redshirt

#20

DIMITRI PAPPAS

#11

Flint, MI Kalamazoo Valley C.C.

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#3 PARIS PEREIRA

5’9” • 175 Sophomore Guard Athens, Greece 4th General High School

Year Games Played Mins./G FG% Rebounds Assists Pts./Game 2013-2014 Redshirt 2014-2015 Junior Varsity

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2015-2016 VARSITY #24

CAMERON ADAMS

#11

6’3” • 210 Sophomore Guard Sports Management Southfield, MI Clintondale High School

#32

ANGELO GRIFFIS 6’5” • 215 Junior Guard

#11

Kalamazoo, MI Ferris State University

Year Games Played Mins./G FG% Rebounds Assists Pts./Game 2013-2014 Redshirt 2014-2015 16 4.8 46% 15 4 1.6 Career 16 4.8 46% 15 4 1.6

Glen Oaks CC 2013-14

#34 ARMAND CARTWRIGHT

#42 VIKTORAS MERKEVIUSCIUS

#11

6’1” • 170 Redshirt Freshman Guard Bloomfield Hills, MI Bloomfield Hills H.S.

Year Redshirt

Games Played Mins./G

FG%

Rebounds Assists Pts./Game

#11

Year

FG%

3FG%

Rebounds/Game

PPG

50%

38%

8.7

22.2

6’8” • 210 Junior Center History Lithuania McLennan C.C. (Texas)

Year Games Played Mins./G FG% Rebounds Assists Pts./Game 2013-2014 27 374 60% 70 5 5.7 2014-2015 Redshirt Career 27 374 .60 70 5 5.7

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JV SCHEDULE and ROSTER

2015-16 JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE DATE TIME

LOCATION

DATE TIME

LOCATION

Nov. 2

7:30 PM

@ Mott Community College

Dec. 11 7:30 PM

vs. Erie Community College @ Delta College

Nov. 7

3:00 PM

@ Macomb Community College

Dec. 12 1:00 PM

vs. Northwood University JV @ Delta College

Nov. 9

vs. Northwood University

Dec. 19 7:00 PM

@ Jackson College

Nov. 14 3:00 PM

@ Glen Oaks Community College

Jan. 11

@ University of Michigan–Dearborn

Nov. 18

vs. St. Clair County Community College

Jan. 20

@ Northwood University

Nov. 29 3:00 PM

@ Albion College

Jan. 21

vs. Marygrove College

Dec. 7

vs. University of Michigan–Dearborn

Jan. 23

vs. Washtenaw Community College

Dec. 9

7:30 PM

@ St. Clair County Community College

Jan. 29

@ Marygrove College

2015-16 JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTER NAME

YEAR POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT

HOMETOWN

PREVIOUS SCHOOL

FR

G

5’9

180

Allen Park, MI

Allen Park HS

Damon Robinson JR

F

6’4

210

Crestwood, KY

Harold Cadwell

SO

G

5’8

150

Novi, MI

Zecheriah Collier SO

F

6’7

160

Waterford, MI

Charles Mitchell

SO

C

6’8

160

SO

C

6’6

210

Sterling Heights, MI

Sterling Heights HS

FR

G

6’2

180

Warren, MI

Rochester Hills Christian

Geno Policicchio

FR

G

6’1

160

Dearborn, MI

Justus Dodd

FR

F

6’3

200

Lansing, MI

Grand Ledge HS

Perry Black

FR

F

6’4

180

Lansing, MI

Lansing Eastern HS

Don’Tre Garret

FR

G

5’11

175

Lansing, MI

Lansing Eastern HS

Lance Adams

FR

G

6’2

160

Flint, MI

Brad Sorenson

FR

G

6’1

180

Washington, MI

Romeo HS

Darius Woods

FR

G

6’

170

Pontiac, MI

Avondale HS

Semaj Richardson

FR

G

5’9

175

Clinton, MI

Jackson College

Nathan Spivey

FR

G

6’2

195

Dryden, MI

Dryden HS

Jarret Shinault

Musial Gjysma

Brandon Tuttle

Warren, MI

Novi HS Our Lady of the Lakes

Moore HS

Parkway Christian

Divine Child HS

International Academy

Head Coach: Kalvin Hilliard Assistant Coaches: Kourea Hayes

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IN THE COMMUNITY

PLEASANT IN THE COMMUNITY

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IN THE COMMUNITY

PLAYERS IN THE COMMUNITY

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TEAM RETREAT

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NAIA

USCAA ALL-AMERICANS HANK WOODMORE 1984

MIKE TOBIN 2005

GREGG SPRAGGINS 1985

WILL GOREE 2007

STEVE BOYD 1986

TYLER LEIPPRANDT 2008

WILLIAM “JR” SAYLES 1988

ADRIAN SCHAFFER II 2009, 2010

ERIC VAUGHN 1990

RICKY DORAN 2011, 2012

KENYATTA BAYLOR 1993

DRAMELL HOGAN 2012, 2013

TY CLARK 1994, 1995, 1997

DREW MAYNARD 2013

PAUL ROBAK 1998

STAVROS SCHIZAS 2013, 2014

BOB KOFAHL 1999

A.J. BURTON 2013

PETE MALES 2000

PARIS PEREIRA 2013, 2014

MIKE ROBINSON 2001, 2002

MILTON CRIBBS 2014

BENNY THERIOT 2002

NICK TATU 2014

JD AUSTIN 2003, 2004

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ALL-AMERICANS

NAIA ALL-AMERICANS DRAMELL HOGAN 2013 3rd TEAM DREW MAYNARD 2013 HONORABLE MENTION STAVROS SCHIZAS 2014 HONORABLE MENTION

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NAIA

2014-2015 #1 DEFENSE IN THE NAIA

DEFENSE WINS GAMES

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#1

#1

Scoring Defense per Game (57.8 ppg)

Field Goal Percentage Defense (38.9%)

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ABOUT THE PROGRAM

about the rochester college BASKETBALL PROGRAM GENERAL INFORMATION Location:...........................................................................................................................Rochester Hills, Michigan Founded:.................................................................................................................................................................. 1959 Enrollment:.............................................................................................................................................................. 1,176 Nickname:......................................................................................................................................................... Warriors Mascot:..........................................................................................................................................“Wally” the Warrior Colors:........................................................................................................................................... Crimson and White Affiliation:.........................................................................................................................................NAIA and USCAA

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION President:...............................................................................................................................................Dr. John Tyson Director of Athletics:...........................................................................................................................Klint Pleasant Director of Athletics Emeritus:...................................................................................................... Garth Pleasant Assistant Athletic Director (Compliance):................................................................................. Clayton Bissett Athletics Academic Coordinator:......................................................................................................... Tom Webb Athletic Department Phone/Fax:..........................................................................................248.218.2181/2225

COACHING STAFF Head Coach............................................................................................................................................Klint Pleasant Assistant Coaches:..............................................................................Tom Webb, Scott Samuels, Evan Green Special Assistant:..........................................................................................................................George Beaudoin Basketball Office Phone:.....................................................................................................................248.218.2139

TEAM INFORMATION 2014-2015 Record:................................................................................................................................................ 22-11 Conference Record:..................................................................................................................................................3-2 Post Season:................................................................................................................................................................2-2

ATHLETIC TRAINING Athletic Trainer:.......................................................................................................................................Ronald Keen Phone:........................................................................................................................................................248.218.2148 Email:.......................................................................................................................................................rkeen1@rc.edu

SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director:..................................................................................................................... Chaz Hill Sports Information Phone/Fax:.............................................................................................248.218.2167/2225 Email:............................................................................................................................................................chill@rc.edu Website:..................................................................................................................rochestercollegewarriors.com Mailing Address:...................................................................800 West Avon Road, Rochester Hills, MI 48307

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Rochester College competes in both the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA).

Our athletic program is committed to enriching the lives of our student-athletes by supporting academic dedication and character development on and off the fields or courts.

Men’s Sports Baseball (Varsity & Junior Varsity) Basketball (Varsity & Junior Varsity) Bowling Cross Country* Golf Soccer Tennis Track* Women’s Sports Basketball (Varsity & Junior Varsity) Bowling Cross Country Golf Soccer Softball Tennis Track* Volleyball Club & Recreation Sports Men’s Hockey (ACHA) A Winning Tradition Rochester College boasts a tradition of athletic excellence, winning national titles in: Men’s basketball (1989, 1997, 2004, 2005, 2013) Men’s cross-country (1989, 1990) Men’s soccer (1996, 2006) Women’s volleyball (1998, 1999) Men’s golf (2009, 2010) Women’s softball (2011) *Expected 2016-2017

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BUILDING CHAMPIONS! Construction Management • General Contracting • Design Build 333 East Second Street • Rochester, Michigan 48307 248.651.7242 (T) • 248.651.5174 (F) • www.frankrewold.com

on the campus of Rochester College

Lake Norcentra Basketball Camp Positive Approach, Fundamental & Motivational Basketball Camp for boys and girls ages 6–16.

During the past 36 years literally thousands of local young kids have taken part in Lake Norcentra Basketball Camp.

Coach Garth Pleasant’s week-long summer basketball camps are known for more than teaching basketball fundamentals. Coach Pleasant’s emphasis on attitude, respect and giving your best effort not only on the court but in the classroom and at home have benefited many young people and parents.

Daily Schedule

Features & Advantages

• Fundamentals • Motivation & Goal Setting • Attitude • Team Concept • Body Balance • Ball Handling Skills • Dribbling • Passing and Receiving • Defensive Concepts • Offensive Moves • Shooting Techniques • Rebounding Techniques • Daily Games • Total Player Development

• Free camp shirt • Motivational materials • Written individual analysis of each camper • Indoor/outdoor courts • 12-1 counselor/camper ratio • Clinics with films • Daily games • Certificates and ribbons • Camp notebook • Concessions available (drinks, pizza, candy) • Counselor 3pt contest • Awards assembly • Parent/camper watermelon feast

Learn more or to register this spring visit:

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DATE

TIME

OPPONENT

OCTOBER 22 24

DATE

TIME

OPPONENT

JANUARY 6:00 p.m.

12:00 p.m.

Redeemer University 3 2:00 p.m.

Redeemer University 5 4:00 p.m.

NOVEMBER

University of Windsor University of Maine – Fort Kent

6

4:00 p.m.

University of Maine – Fort Kent

4

6:00 p.m.

Aquinas College

9

2:00 p.m.

Indiana University – Northwest*

6

5:00 p.m.

Madonna University

15

8:00 p.m.

Lincoln Christian University*

14

3:00 p.m.

Kent State University – Tuscarawas

16

1:00 p.m.

Clarke University*

15

2:00 p.m.

Kent State University – Tuscarawas

23

7:00 p.m.

20 7:00 p.m.

Wilberforce University* Western Michigan University (exhibition) 25 6:00 p.m.

Great Lakes Christian

29

3:00 p.m.

Indiana Tech 29 8:00 p.m.

DECEMBER 3 4:30 p.m.

Viterbo University

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Indiana University – Kokomo Played at Oakland Univesity

1:00 p.m.

College of the Ozarks*

FEBRUARY

5

2:00 p.m.

8

7:00 p.m.

12

12:00 p.m.

20

8:00 p.m.

21

8:00 p.m.

29

4:00 p.m.

1 7:00 p.m.

Indiana Tech LeHigh University 6 4:00 p.m.

Indiana University – Northwest* Eastern Michigan University (exhibition) 8 7:00 p.m.

Great Lakes Christian Appalachian Bible College 15 7:00 p.m.

Wilberforce University* St. Thomas University HOME GAMES AT ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL IN BOLD William Carey University *CONFERENCE GAMES Bethel College

30

7:00 p.m.

Algoma University

31

12:00 p.m.

Algoma University

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