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Ta b l e o f Co n t e n t s 2008-09 Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e Su p p o r t St a f f a n d King Arena...... Front inside cover At h l e t i c De p a r t m e n t St a f f Di r e ct o r y Athletic Department Directory...... 1 Enrollment...... 2,381 undergraduates Business Manager...... Bill Stukes About Wheaton College...... 2 Founded.1860, by Jonathan Blanchard Sports Info. Director....Brett Marhanka Wheaton College Fight Song...... 2 Nickname...... Thunder Sports Info. Asst...... Nathan Lindquist Head Coach Bill Harris Profile...... 3 Colors...... Blue and Orange Head Athletic Trainer...... Greg Evans Athletics as a Training Ground for President...... Dr. Duane Litfin Asst. Athletic Trainers...... Kirsten Christian Life...... 3 National Affiliation.... NCAA Division III Fumagali, Doug Guth and Chris Rice..... Assistant Coach Profiles...... 4 Conference...... CCIW Health Admin...... Dr. Matthew Gimre All-time Coaching Records...... 4 Basketball Facility .King Arena (2,650) Orthopedic Surgeon..... Dr. David Watt 2008-09 Season Preview...... 5-6 Head Men's Basketball Coach...... Coaching Staff 2008-09 CCIW Coaches Poll...... 6 ...... Bill Harris (18th year at Wheaton) Baseball...... Lee Driggers 2008-09 D3hoops.com Top 25...... 6 Assistant Coaches...... Nate Frank, Men’s Basketball...... Bill Harris Team Roster and Photo...... 7 ...... Owen Handy and Jon Panner Women’s Basketball...... Beth Baker Player Profiles...... 8-11 2007-08 Records.....22-8/9-5 CCIW (T-2nd) Cross Country/Track...... Scott Bradley 2007-08 Final Statistics...... 13 Basketball Office Phone...... 752-5735 Men’s and Women’s Golf .Dr. Jay Martin 2008-08 Game Results...... 13 Athletic FAX Number...... 752-7007 Men’s Soccer...... Dr. Michael Giuliano The CCIW...... 14 Returning Letterwinners/Starters.11/5 Women’s Soccer...... Pete Felske 2007-08 All-CCIW Teams...... 14 Softball...... Chris Hudson 2008-08 CCIW Team Averages...... 14 DEPARTMENT STAFF (630) 752-5079 Swimming/Water Polo...Jon Lederhouse 2007-08 CCIW Leaders...... 14 Athletic Director...... Dr. Tony Ladd Men’s Tennis...... Brad Pihl CCIW Standings, 1946-2008.....16-17 Operations Manager...... Julie Davis Women’s Tennis...... Jane Nelson Wheaton Records...... 17-19 Marketing...... Dr. Jay Martin Volleyball...... Jennifer King Soderquist Year-by-Year Records...... 20 SRC...... David Walford Wrestling...... Dan Weber All-Time Records vs...... Collegiate Opponents...... 21-22 n t h e c o v e r All-Time Scores, 1901-2008...... 22-28 O Pictured on the front cover: senior Kent Raymond (top left); senior Jeremy Berntsen History of Wheaton Basketball...... (top middle); junior Jake Carwell (top right); junior Ben Panner (bottom left) and ...... 29-32 senior Andy Wiele (bottom right). Cover photos taken by Mike Hudson. Sports and Recreation Center...... Back inside cover Ab o u t t h i s y e a r b o o k This yearbook was written, edited and designed by Sports Information Director Brett Marhanka and Nathan Lindquist, Sports Information Assistant. All current photos by Mike Hudson Photography. Special thanks to the Wheaton College Archives and archives director David Malone for some of the older photos used in this publication.

Co m p l i a n c e St a t e m e n t As a community committed to following Christian principles in every aspect of College life, Wheaton College pursues excellence in athletics within the framework of institutional control and operational integrity. According to NCAA rules that govern Wheaton athletics, compliance extends beyond students and faculty at Wheaton to include alumni, parents, friends and other boosters who have any stake in the institution as indicated by status as a former athlete, donor to the College’s athletic program, arranger of employment for athletes or promoter of athletics. Once identified as institutional representatives of athletic interests, those individuals retain the status for life. Members of the athletics staff and representative of the athletics interest are prohibited from providing any extra benefit to a prospective or current athlete or acquaintance which is not available to the general student body of Wheaton. Ultimately, Wheaton College is responsible for actions by those who are classified as institutional representatives.

Fr o m t h e Di r e ct o r o f At h l e t i c s At Wheaton, athletic participation is at the heart of a Wheaton education. Here, student-athletes learn basic life skills and Christian values in an integrated learning environment. Discipline, team play, perseverance and service are part of a regimen experienced in the crucible of competition that enhances physical, mental and spiritual development. On a daily basis, students encounter situations that provide opportunities to learn, not only on their own, but also through mentoring by Christian coaches who have dedicated their lives to developing young men and women for Christ and His Kingdom. Participating in Wheaton athletics provides education for a lifetime. Tony Ladd, Director of Athletics

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Ab o u t Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e a n d Th u n d e r At h l e t i c s

Wheaton College is a coeducational college of liberal arts and science com- bining high scholastic standards with evangelical Christian faith and practice. Located 25 miles west of Chicago, Wheaton College is a non-denominational independent school owned and operated by a self-perpetuating board of trustees. Interdenominational in constituency, the student body represents nearly all 50 states, approximately 50 countries, and about 40 church denominations. The faculty of approximately 150 members, about 80 percent with earned doctorates, comes from a variety of universities and colleges, both in the United States and abroad. As active Christians, they are personally interested in the spiritual and intellectual development of students. Wheaton’s 80-acre campus is located in Wheaton, Illinois, a city of nearly 50,000 residents, and the county seat of DuPage County. Other college-owned campuses include the 50-acre Black Hills Science Station near Rapid City, South Dakota, for field studies in geology and biology, and Honey Rock Camp, a 500-acre youth counseling laboratory in Wisconsin. Wheaton sponsors 22 varsity sports, as well as nine club sports and a strong intramural program. Wheaton is a member of the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW), and Thunder teams compete at the NCAA Division III level. The following sports have varsity status: baseball, men’s and women’s bas- ketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s in- door track, men’s and women’s outdoor track, men’s and women’s soccer, women’s softball, men’s and women’s swimming, men’s and women’s ten- nis, women’s volleyball, women’s water polo and wrestling. In recent years, Wheaton athletes have won 22 individual NCAA national championships in eight Division III sports and have earned All-American honors in seven other sports. In addition, the 1957 men’s basketball team won the NCAA College Division championship, and the 1984 and 1997 men’s soccer teams won NCAA Divsion III Titles as did the 2004, 2006 and 2007 women’s soccer teams.

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Fight on, fight on for dear old Wheaton Uphold her colors, Orange and Blue For we are out to win, So let’s begin The Thunder rolling through.

Fight on, fight on for dear old Wheaton And bring new glory to her name, Come on let’s Fight (FIGHT!) fight (FIGHT!) fight (FIGHT!) fight For Wheaton College Win that game!

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Wh e a t o n He a d Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l Co a c h Bi l l Ha r r i s The 2008-09 season marks Bill Harris' 18th Harris took King's College basketball from 7-20 in 1985-86, his season at the helm of the Wheaton College first season, to 13-15 the next season, 27-6 in each of the next en's basketball program. Harris has enjoyed three seasons, and 26-8 in 1990-91. His 1987-88 squad made the third-longest tenure in the 100-plus years it to the Final Eight of the National Christian College Athletic Wheaton has competed in intercollegiate bas- Association, and Harris was named NCCAA Eastern District ketball. He also enjoys the highest winning Coach of the Year. percentage in Wheaton men's basketball his- King's followed its 1987-88 season with another 27-6 season tory. Since Harris assumed the reigns of the in 1988-89 and was nationally ranked in the NAIA. Proving that Wheaton men's basketball program in 1991, the third time is the charm, Harris' 1989-90 team also went 27-6, Wheaton has won 294 and lost 144 games won the NAIA District 31 Tournament, and played in the NAIA (.671). Wheaton has 15 winning seasons in Nationals in Kansas City for the first time in school history. Harris' 17 years in charge of the program. His 1989-90 team led the nation in scoring margin and Harris Harris guided the team to a 9-17 record in his first season, was named conference, NAIA District 31 and NCCAA Eastern with 11 games decided by seven or fewer points, and to a 14-11 District Coach of the Year. He had the good fortune of coaching mark in his second season with 16 games decided by seven or two NAIA All-District and three NCCAA All-Region players, and less. Wheaton went from eighth in the CCIW in 1992 to a third one NCCAA All-American. Harris' last team at King's was 26-8 place finish in 1993. and made it again to the NCCAA Final Eight. For the third time, In his third season, Harris coached Wheaton to a 17-8 record Harris was named NCCAA Eastern District Coach of the Year. with an 8-6 mark in a tight CCIW race in which the top five teams According to Harris, success doesn't come if one doesn't hone recorded at least 16 wins. Wheaton reached the 20-win mark for the natural skills God gives. "If you are playing intercollegiate the first time in 36 seasons in 1994-95, finishing 21-5 and second sports, you obviously have some God-given talent, and it's your in the CCIW with a 12-2 record, its best CCIW finish since 1971- responsibility to perfect it. I demand excellence. I demand no 72, and played in its first NCAA playoff since 1959-60, losing in more of the players than I ask of myself." the play-in round to Hanover College. Harris is a 1970 graduate of Gordon College (Mass.), where Wheaton won its first CCIW title since 1959 with a 13-1 record he played basketball. He earned his Master's degree in counsel- and recorded a 25-2 mark in 1995-96, and was ranked first in the ing at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and completed NCAA Division III Coaches poll. Harris was named National Divi- the course work for a doctoral degree from Florida State. Har- sion III Coach of the Year by Basketball Times and Wesley Pitts ris and his wife, Esther, have three daughters; Rebekah, a earned CCIW Player of the Year and All-American honors. 1999 Wheaton grad, Joanna, a 2001 grad, and Sarah, a 2003 In 1996-97, Wheaton went 18-7 and finished in a three-way Wheaton grad. tie for second place with North Central and Elmhurst, and in At h l e t i c s a s a t r a i n i n g g r o u n d f o r Ch r i s t i a n l i f e 1997-98 Wheaton won 13 and lost 12, tying for fourth place in the CCIW with Elmhurst. by Bill Harris In the 1998-99 season, Wheaton beat out Illinois Wesleyan for Intercollegiate athletics provides a learning situation for the first place in a close CCIW race and finished 20-7 overall under Christian life that no other situation on campus can duplicate. Harris' leadership. Harris won the Illinois Basketball Coaches The situations presented in intercollegiate athletics are not Association's NCAA Division III "Coach of the Year" award, and faced in the lecture halls or classrooms. forward Rob Hamann was named CCIW "Co-Player of the Year" An athlete who must kick a field goal with his team down and a Second Team All-American. two points with just three seconds, or go to the free throw line In 1999-2000, Wheaton posted a record of 19-6, finishing a with his team trailing by a point or two with a few seconds left game behind Carthage for second place in the CCIW. Wheaton has to face up to his responsibilities immediately. He cannot was 16-9 in 2001-02 and was ranked as high as fourth in Division put in extra hours of study or preparation; he must do the job III during part of the season. Wheaton was 18-7 in 2002-03 as on the spot. That's why a majority of the battlefield promotions Joel Kolmodin was named the CCIW "Player of the Year." in World War II went to former varsity athletes. In 2003-04, Harris guided Wheaton to a 21-4 record and its College athletics, within the Christian context, is the ideal fifth 20-win season in his 15 seasons at the school. Senior center training ground for the Christian life. God presents us with Joel Kolmodin became the fifth player under Harris' guidance certain situations in life that are difficult, ones that we would to earn All-American recognition. The Thunder finished second prefer not to face. Yet He expects us to be the men and women in the CCIW. who lead according to His Word. I believe the discipline and In 2004-05, Wheaton returned to the Division III Tournament for preparation learned through intercollegiate athletics prepare the first time since 1999. It was Wheaton's sixth 20-win season our men and women for these difficult life situations. under Harris' guidance, as the squad posted a 20-6 record. Hebrews 12:5-11 teaches that God disciplines those whom In 2007-08 Wheaton went 22-8 for his seventh 20-win season He loves, and while the discipline is not enjoyable at the time, and the team reached the Elite Eight of the NCAA Division III afterwards it yields the "peaceful fruit of righteousness." Tournament. It was Wheaton's deepest postseason run since Wheaton College is producing the future leaders of our the 1957-58 season. society, and especially God's Kingdom. These particular men Harris brought to Wheaton a proven record of success in six and women will be on the cutting edge of our society's major years as athletic director and basketball coach at King's College issues. The outstanding education they receive at Wheaton, in New York. "I was attracted by Wheaton's academic reputation, their nurture and Christian growth, and the discipline garnered midwest location and philosophy in athletics," he says. "It's not from intercollegiate athletics will provide them with the founda- a school trying to be like Wheaton; it is Wheaton." tion they need.

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As s i s t a n t Co a c h As s i s t a n t Co a c h Na t e Fr a n k Ow e n Ha n d y Nate Frank is in his seventh year of his sec- 2003 Wheaton College graduate Owen ond stint on the Wheaton coaching staff. This Handy is in his sixth season as an assistant season marks his second year as a full-time coach for the Thunder. Handy served as a assistant coach with the program. Frank first student assistant coach for the Wheaton served as an assistant coach from 1996-98 men’s basketball program from 2001-03. and returned in the 2002-03 season. The Holland, Michigan native played Frank played at Wheaton from 1991-95 varsity basketball as a prep at Holland High and earned All-American honors at center in School and graduated from the school in 1994. In 1995, he earned Second Team GTE/CoSIDA Academic 1999. In May of 2005, Handy earned his Master's Degree in All-American honors. As a senior during the 1994-95 season, education at Aurora University. He also works at New Directions, he helped lead Wheaton to its first postseason berth since the an executive recruiting firm. 1959-60 season. Frank is fourth on Wheaton’s career rebounding list with 928 career caroms. He is eighth on the school's free throw list with Gr a d u a t e As s i s t a n t Co a c h 368 and is ninth in assists with 258, his 539 career field goal is Jo n Pa n n e r 15th in the school record books and he is 19th on the career joins the Thunder coaching staff scoring list with 1,446 points in his four seasons. Following his Jon Panner for his first season as a graduate assistant at collegiate playing career, Frank played one year of professional Wheaton. Jon, the older brother of Thunder basketball in Ireland in 1995-96. junior Ben Panner, is pursuing a Master's Degree at Wheaton in Christian Formation Te a m Ma n a g e r and Ministry. Jo s h La w r e n z Jon is a 2007 graduate of the University of Texas, with a Bachelor's Degree in Mar- Wheaton sophomore Josh Lawrenz is in his keting. He and his wife Abby currently reside in the Wheaton second year as a team manager for the Thunder. area. In the 2006-07 season, he served as the team's videographer. The Wheaton native is an Applied Health Science major. The graduate of Wheaton North High School is active in Young Life and plays Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e Ba s k e t b a l l Co a c h i n g Re c o r d s on Wheaton's club soccer team. Coach No. of Years Overall (Pct.) CCI/CCIW Lee Pfund (1951-75) 24...... 361-240 (.601) 156-71 (.687) Bill Harris (1991-2008) 17...... 294-144 (.671) 146-94 (.608) Ed Coray (1926-36; 1943-51) 18...... 227-143 (.614) 36-14 (.720) Dick Helm (1975-83) 8...... 90-112 (.446) 52-76 (.406) Bill Harbeck (1983-91) 8...... 86-119 (.420) 46-82 (.359) Fred Walker (1936-40) 4...... 28-34 (.452) Elwood Brown (1903-06) 3...... 27-22-1 (.550) Henry Lipp (1924-26) 2...... 19-9 (.679) Rex Gary (1919-21) 2...... 17-7 (.708) C.S. Byrne (1901-03) 2...... 13-3 (.813) Alvin Coleman (1917-18) 1...... 12-4 (.750) Mr. Conley (1922-24) 2...... 12-13 (.480) Herb Immenhausen (1910-12)...... 2...... 10-12 (.455) Del Nelson (1940-42) 2...... 10-28 (.263) Morris Nelson (1942-43) 1...... 9-8 (.529) Professor Wiggins (1913-14)...... 1...... 8-5 (.615) Jasper Turnbull (1914-16) 2...... 7-15 (.318) Charles Mitchell (1918-19) 1...... 6-5 (.545) Mr. Robinson (1916-17) 1...... 5-4 (.556) Clarence Jones (1908-09) 1...... 5-7 (.417) Tommy Byrne (1906-07) 1...... 5-13 (.278) Current assistant coach Nate Frank was an Art Guild (1907-08) 1...... 4-5 (.444) All-American center for Wheaton in the mid- Mathias Elsen (1912-13) 1...... 4-1-1 (.750) 90's. As a senior in the 1994-95 season he Bob Woodruff (1921-22) 1...... 4-10 (.286) helped lead Wheaton to its first postseason Mr. McBean (1909-10) 1...... 2-8 (.200) berth since 1960. 106 seasons overall, 53 CCIW... 1254-957-2 (.567)...... 429-330 (.565)

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The Wheaton College men’s basketball team ended its 2007- 2008 Tournament and his 36-point output against Loras was 08 season with a deep run into the NCAA Division III Tourna- the second-highest total of the tournament. The two-time All- ment, the program’s longest tournament run since the 1957-58 American averaged 24.5 points per game last year, with 734 season. Wheaton advanced to the Sectional Final, where it fell points total to set Wheaton’s single-season scoring record. to Hope College. Wheaton utilized an at-large bid to the tourna- Harris says of the team captain, “Kent brings a great sense of ment to make its way to the Elite 8. leadership and commitment to return to this team for his final All five starters return from that team to form an experienced year of eligibility.” Harris adds, “Kent is a special player. He can 2008-09 Thunder team. With last season’s success and the play three positions for us and he can do just about anything on returning experience, expectations are high for Wheaton. The the basketball court. He can score in the paint, out on the three- program was picked third in the d3hoops.com Preseason Top- point line, at the free throw line, just about anywhere.” 25 poll. Wheaton was picked to finish first by the league coach- Sophomore Andrew Jahns played in 25 games at guard as es in the CCIW Preseason Coaches Poll, a league that features a Thunder freshman, including 15 as a starter. He averaged 6.7 four teams in the d3hoops.com Top 25. Thunder head coach points per game and shot a stellar 46.2% (36-78) from three- Bill Harris notes, “I think a key strength for this team is the tal- point range. Jahns hit several big shots throughout the year, ent that this group has. That is combined with the experience including clutch three-pointers in Wheaton’s 76-73 win against of a deep NCAA Tournament run. We could have a tremen- Loras in the NCAA Tournament Second Round. Harris notes, dous season.” He adds, “If we can stay healthy and maintain “Andrew hit some huge shots as a freshman and gave us some the focus that I think this team is capable of, my expectation important contributions in his first year.” He adds, “Andrew has for this year will be that we are one of the top teams in the a nose for the basketball. Something that I think is undervalued country. However, we are facing a year where I think our confer- about Andrew is that he is a very good offensive rebounder for ence is as deep as I have seen in my time at Wheaton. I think a guard.” Senior captain Jeremy Berntsen has battled through there may be five teams that can win the conference and of an injury in the offseason and is hopeful for a recovery that that group I think there are three teams that are legitimate Final brings him back to the court. Berntsen saw action in the back- Four candidates.” court in every game for the Thunder last season, including time In addition to the difficult tests that Wheaton will face on its as a starter. Harris says of the senior, “If he is healthy, Jer- CCIW schedule, the team will play a difficult non-conference emy gives us important minutes off of the bench at the guard schedule this season. Wheaton will face tests from non-confer- spot. He has worked really hard and his shooting has really ence opponents Hope (#20) and Chicago (#22), that are ranked improved. Jeremy is a veteran player for us and a valuable in the preseason d3hoops.com Top-25, as well as poll vote-get- leader.” Junior David Eseke is a returnee who could also figure ters: Loras, Calvin and possibly Wittenberg at the Tigers’ tour- in the backcourt mix for the Thunder this season as Harris men- nament in December. Harris mentions, “Our non-conference tions, “Eseke has a chance to contribute at guard.” schedule is very difficult. It is a two-edged sword – because it Junior Ben Panner is a difficult schedule with several tournament teams from last returns for his third year and nationally-ranked teams. The other edge of that sword season as a starter for is that we got into the Thunder. At 6’3” the NCAA Tour- Panner can play either nament last year guard or forward for largely because of Wheaton, giving the wins against tour- team tremendous flex- nament teams like ibility and providing Loras, Augustana stellar defense. Pan- and University of ner was a Third Team Chicago.” All-CCIW selection last Two-time CCIW year, averaging 13.2 “Most Outstand- points per game, 2.8 ing Player” Kent assists per game with Raymond returns a 44.3% three-point to the backcourt field goal percentage. for his final year He shot 50% (34-69) of eligibility, after from three-point range posting the top in CCIW games to lead two scoring per- the conference in the formances of the category. Harris notes, 2007-08 NCAA “Ben is an outstand- Tournament. His ing player who gives 47-point effort us a lot. He is a great Pictured: Ben Panner earned Third Team against Whitworth defender and last year All-CCIW recognition as a sophomore in 2007-08. in the Sweet 16 he hit some big shots Pictured: Two-time All-American Kent Raymond as he led the league in set Wheaton's single-season scoring record with was the most by 734 points in the 2007-08 season. a player in the three-point shooting.”

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Tim is a very good athlete, with a high basketball IQ, and he to continue to develop. He was really good in some big games has been well-coached. He has great moves in the paint and for us last year. We hope that with another year in the program can score facing the basket or with his back to the basket.” he will be more consistent.” Sophomore Brad Smith returns to Forward Phil Carr (Southgate, Mich./Southgate Anderson) is the team after a year away with an injury. He played in seven also 6’ 6” and comes to the Thunder program with tremendous games as a freshman during the 2006-07 season and at 6’5” potential. “Phil is a little raw as a player, but he has a ton of Smith can play either forward or center for the Thunder. “Brad talent. He is an explosive jumper, with good moves around the will get minutes this year. He has worked hard to return from basket,” notes Harris. Spencer Schultze (Grand Rapids, Mich./ knee surgery,” says Harris. He adds, “Brad is big and strong, yet Grand Rapids Christian) is a 6’6” center who Harris notes of, has a soft touch around the basket.” Senior forward Tom Sovo- “Spencer has great size and strength. He is a very strong, well- cool played in eight games last season for Wheaton, bringing a built kid. I expect that he will develop into a very good player.” strong work ethic and tremendous attitude as Harris mentions, Harris also expects future contributions from rookie guards “Tom works really hard and has given a lot to the program. He Jeremy Pflederer(Tremont, Ill./Tremont) and Stephen Pierot- has a shot at getting some minutes up front this year.” ti (Carol Stream, Ill./Wheaton North). Harris notes of Pflederer, Senior center Andy Wiele returns to the post after a tremen- “Jeremy is an intelligent player and is extremely quick. He is a dous junior campaign. good shooter and will be an outstanding defender.” Harris adds, Wiele averaged a “He is a tough kid, who will be a very good defender. Pierotti is “double-double” last very steady at the point guard position and knows how to run a year with 15.2 points team. He comes into the program very well-coached.” and 10.5 rebounds per 2008-09 CCIW Pr e s e a s o n Co a c h e s Po l l game, with a 57.1% (189-331) field goal TEAM POINTS 1ST-PLACE VOTES percentage. Wiele Wheaton 46 5 earned Second Team Augustana 43 3 All-CCIW recognition Elmhurst 38 -- and was a Second Illinois Wesleyan 32 -- Carthage 25 -- Team All-Midwest Re- North Central 19 -- gion pick by d3hoops. North Park 14 -- com. Harris notes of Millikin 7 -- the team captain, “I expect an All-Con- 2008-09 D3h o o p s .c o m Pr e s e a s o n To p -25 ference performance PL. TEAM POINTs lasT YEAR PLACE from Andy at the very 1.) Washington U (Mo.) 621 1 least this year. I think 2.) Augustana 570 5 it is possible that he 3.) Wheaton 492 11 could lead the league 4.) UW-Whitewater 488 8 in rebounding.” Har- 5.) St. Thomas (Minn.) 417 -- ris concludes, “Andy’s 6.) UW-Stevens Point 401 10 offensive skills inside 7.) UW-Platteville 375 -- Pictured: Thunder center Andy Wiele earned are very good. He can 8.) Buena Vista 363 14 Second Team All-CCIW and Second Team 9.) Brandeis 338 4 All-Region recognition in his junior campaign. score with his back to the basket, or facing 10.) Mary Hardin-Baylor 299 17 the basket. Plus, his help defense has improved immensely.” 11.) Gettysburg 291 -- 12.) Ursinus 276 7 Wheaton’s core group of experienced returnees will be joined 13.) Centre 269 9 by a solid freshman class that could help make an immediate 14.) Randolph-Macon 215 -- impact and will lay a solid foundation for the future of the Thun- 15.) Amherst 208 2 der program. Harris says of the newcomers, “I believe that we 16.) Rhode Island College 200 -- have an outstanding group of freshmen. I think a couple of them 17.) Elmhurst 187 -- will play right away, which is saying something considering the 18.) Illinois Wesleyan 183 -- players that we return.” He adds, “Many of these players will be 19.) Lawrence 181 18 significant contributors in the years to come. I think the base of 20.) Hope 165 3 the Wheaton basketball program is really solid, through the ad- 21.) Wooster 162 19 dition of this recruiting class.” 22.) Chicago 160 25 23.) Widener 154 -- 24.) Virginia Wesleyan 151 22 25.) Elms 94 --

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Front row (sitting; left to right): Josh Kvam, Stephen Pierotti, Jesse Viars and Jeremy Pflederer. Second row: Phil Carr, Jeremy Berntsen, Kent Raymond, Tom Sovocool, Jason Cellier, John Shackelford, Andrew Jahns and David Eseke. Third row (standing): Assistant coach Owen Handy, head coach Bill Harris, Brad Smith, Spencer Schultze, Andy Wiele, Jake Carwell, Tim McCrary, Ben Panner, assistant coach Nate Frank and graduate assistant coach Jon Panner. Photo by Mike Hudson. 2008-09 Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l Nu m e r i c a l Ro s t e r No. Player Pos. ht. Wt. Yr. hometown (High School) 10 Andrew Jahns G 6-2 185 So. Wheaton, Ill. (Wheaton North) 11 Stephen Pierotti G 6-1 175 Fr. Carol Stream, Ill. (Wheaton North) 12 Jeremy Pflederer G 6-0 170 Fr. Tremont, Ill. (Tremont) 14 Jesse Viars G 6-1 175 Jr. Lebanon, Ohio (Ridgeville Christian) 21 Jeremy Berntsen* G 6-2 195 Sr. Chatham, N.J. (Chatham) 22 Ben Panner G 6-3 180 Jr. Austin, Texas (Bowie) 23 John Shackelford G 6-3 180 So. Orlando, Fla. (Trinity Prep) 24 Kent Raymond* G 6-3 200 Sr. Cumberland, Ind. (New Palestine) 30 Tim McCrary F 6-6 195 Fr. Wilmette, Ill. (New Trier) 32 David Eseke F 6-4 210 Jr. Park City, Utah (Laguna Blanca, Calif.) 33 Josh Kvam G 5-11 183 So. Canton, Ga. (Cherokee) 34 Phillip Carr F 6-6 195 Fr. Southgate, Mich. (Southgate Anderson) 40 Tom Sovocool F 6-3 205 Sr. Audubon, Pa. (Methacton) 41 Brad Smith F/C 6-5 215 So. Holdrege, Neb. (Holdrege) 42 Andy Wiele* C 6-8 235 Sr. St. Louis, Mo. (Westminster Christian Acad.) 50 Jake Carwell F/C 6-7 205 Jr. Villa Park, Ill. (Timothy Christian) 52 Spencer Schultze C 6-6 210 Fr. Grand Rapids, Mich. (Grand Rapids Christian) * - Denotes team captains Head Coach: Bill Harris, 18th season at Wheaton and 24th overall Assistant Coaches: Nate Frank and Owen Handy Graduate Assistant Coach: Jon Panner Team Manager: Josh Lawrenz

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Kent Raymond continued... 21 JEREMY BERNTSEN ketball Coaches (NABC) and D3hoops.com...named the CCIW Guard, 6-2, 195, Senior "Most Outstanding Player" for the second consecutive year, with Chatham, N.J./Chatham First Team All-CCIW honors...recognized as the "Midwest Region Major: Business and Economics Player of the Year" by both the NABC and D3Hoops.com for the second straight year...Second Team selection as an ESPN 2008-09: Will serve as a team captain for The Magazine Academic All-American...a finalist for the Jostens the Thunder this season. 2007-08: Played Trophy, recognizing the top student-athlete in Division III men's in every game for the Thunder in his junior basketball...scored 47 points against Whitworth in the NCAA season...tied his career-high with eight points Tournament Third Round for the highest scoring performance in a Thunder victory at Wartburg College... of the 2007-08 Division III Men's Basketball Tournament and distributed a season-high three assists on four occasions... the third-highest single-game performance in school history... grabbed a season-best four rebounds in contests against La- scored 36 points against Loras in the Second Round of the NCAA Verne, North Park, Carthage and Illinois Wesleyan...contributed Tournament for the second-highest scoring effort in the 2007-08 five points, with four rebounds and three assists in a 71-54 tournament...scored 30 or more points in eight games...in CCIW victory at Carthage. 2006-07: Played in 22 games, with four as games was ranked first in the conference in free throw percent- a starter...tallied a career-high eight points and added four as- age (89.4% FT%), second in scoring (22.9 PPG) and sixth in sists and two steals in a Thunder win at Baruch...distributed a steals (1.2 SPG)...twice named the CCIW "Player of the Week", career-high seven assists against Principia...scored five points, an award he has won seven times. 2006-07: Selected as the with two assists against Nazareth. 2005-06: Played in 10 games CCIW "Most Outstanding Player" in the CCIW and First Team as a freshman...scored his first collegiate point at home against All-CCIW...First Team All-American selection by the NABC... Millikin on Jan. 25...had three assists at Hope on Dec. 2... High selected as Midwest Region "Player of the Year" by D3Hoops. School: A four-year letterwinner for the hoops team at Chatham com...Third Team ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District High School...led the team in scoring and rebounding...an All- selection...named CCIW "Player of the Week" four times...scored Conference and All-Area honoree...also played baseball as a in double digits in each of the 22 games he played...his career- prep...coached a local 7th-8th grade team. high 44 points at Illinois Wesleyan was the most points scored BERNTSEN'S CAREER STATISTICS by a Wheaton player in a single game since 1970...set a new ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws school single-game free throw record with 20 free throws on 20 Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. attempts...in the win at IWU...scored a CCIW Tournament record 2006 10-0 0 2 00.0 0 1 00.0 1 2 50.0 39 points against Elmhurst in the CCIW Tourney Semifinals... 2007 22-4 10 20 50.0 4 7 57.1 6 13 46.2 tallied 37 points at Elmhurst on Feb. 17. 2004-05: Second Team 2008 30-5 14 34 41.2 5 19 26.3 12 18 66.7 All-CCIW guard as a freshman, leading Wheaton in scoring and Total 62-9 24 56 42.9 9 27 33.3 19 33 57.6 was second in the league in scoring...scored 20 or more points in nine games...named CCIW "Player of the Week" for the week Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. of Jan. 10...named to the All-Tournament Team at Wabash Col- 2006 0 0 0 0.0 4 2 0 0 0 1 0.1 lege's "Pete Thorne Invitational"...All-Tournament pick at Williams 2007 4 8 12 0.8 19 12 0 6 10 30 1.4 College's "Purple and Gold Invitational"...scored 27 points at 2008 10 36 46 1.5 34 20 0 7 36 45 1.5 Wabash College on Dec. 11...poured in 26 points and grabbed Total 14 44 58 0.9 57 34 0 13 46 76 1.2 five rebounds against Carthage on Feb. 1....scored 24 points on 24 Kent RAYMOND 8-for-11 shooting against Calvin in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament. High School: Named the "County Player of the Guard, 6-3, 200, Senior (Grad.) Year" and a three-time "All-County' selection...a three-time All- Cumberland, Ind./New Palestine Conference selection...twice named as New Palestine's team Major: Intercultural Studies MVP...recorded the third-highest point total in school history... selected to Indiana's North-South All-Star game and the state's Career: Enters the season seventh on "Top-40 Workout"...two-year letterwinner in football...Academic Wheaton's career scoring list with 1,662 All-State...HHC Conference All-Academic Team. points in three seasons...ranked fourth all- time at Wheaton in career free throws, with 444...is fifth in school history with 183 career RAYMOND'S CAREER STATISTICS three-pointers. 2008-09: Graduated from Wheaton in May of ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws 2008 with a degree in Communications...is enrolled in graduate Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. school at Wheaton, pursuing his Master's Degree in Intercul- 2005 26-25 129 250 51.6 57 122 51.6 98 108 90.7 tural Studies...will serve as a team co-captain for the second 2007 23-22 150 325 46.2 51 128 39.8 164 187 87.7 straight year...has been named the national preseason "Player 2008 30-30 237 549 43.2 75 217 34.6 185 208 88.9 of the Year" by DIIINews...a preseason First Team All-American Total 79-77 516 1124 45.9 183 467 39.2 447 503 88.9 selection by DIIINews, The Sporting News and D3Hoops.com. Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. 2007-08: Set a school single-season scoring record with 734 2005 22 53 75 2.9 56 42 6 32 48 413 15.9 points...his 75 three-pointers and 185 free throws were both the 2007 27 66 93 4.0 84 82 7 26 41 515 22.4 second-highest single-season totals in school history...selected 2008 35 90 125 4.2 116 112 24 38 62 734 24.5 as a First Team All-American by National Association of Bas- Total 84 209 293 3.7 256 236 37 96 151 1662 21.0

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Wh e a t o n Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l Pl a y e r Pr o f i l e s - Se n i o r s a n d Ju n i o r s 40 TOM Sovocool with 12 points in a win at Benedictine...scored 18 points with nine rebounds against Nazareth...scored 15 points on 7-for-10 Forward, 6-3, 205, Senior shooting and added eight rebounds in a win at Millikin on Jan. Audubon, Pa./Methacton 24...scored 15 points and added seven rebounds in win at Illinois Major: Applied Health Science Wesleyan on Feb. 9. 2005-06: Played in every game as a fresh- man...named to the All-Tournament Team at Franklin College's 2007-08: Played in eight varsity games dur- "Goaltenders-Bankers Classic"...scored a career-high 22 points, ing his junior campaign...saw 12 minutes of with six three-pointers, at Illinois Wesleyan...scored 20 points in action, with a career-high four rebounds, a the season finale against Carthage...grabbed a career-high 11 career-best three blocked shots and two rebounds three different times, including in Wheaton's upset of points in a season-opening win against then seventh-ranked Illinois Wesleyan. High School: As a senior Kalamazoo College. 2006-07: Did not see varsity action as a led Westminster Christian Academy in scoring and rebounding... sophomore, playing a major role on Wheaton's junior varsity helped lead squad to a third place finish in the Missouri State team. 2005-06: Played in 13 games as a freshman...scored a Tournament...All-Metro honorable mention...named to two all- career-high five points against LaSierra on Jan. 5...collected two tournament teams...three-year letterwinner in tennis qualifying rebounds in conference contests against North Park (Jan. 14) for the state tournament in doubles and twice helped lead team and North Central (Feb. 6). High School: Four-year letterwin- to a fourth-place finish in the state tournament. ner...team captain as a senior...Coaches' Award as a senior... All-Area honorable mention...was the team's scoring leader when WIELE'S CAREER STATISTICS Methacton won its first playoff game in 10 years...also played ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws four seasons of tennis and ran two years of cross country...John Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. T. Klock Award for Mathematical Excellence...missions trips to 2006 25-15 88 171 51.5 21 56 37.5 33 39 84.6 London, New York City and Philadelphia. 2007 26-26 79 175 45.1 14 55 25.5 37 53 69.8 SOVOCOOL'S CAREER STATISTICS 2008 30-28 189 331 57.1 2 7 28.6 75 107 70.1 ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws Total 81-69 356 677 52.6 37 118 31.4 145 199 72.9 Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. 2006 13-0 1 5 20.0 0 0 00.0 3 8 37.5 2006 43 86 129 5.2 26 36 7 12 43 230 9.2 2008 8-0 1 2 50.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 2007 47 112 159 6.1 31 39 8 9 55 209 8.0 Total 21-0 2 7 28.6 0 0 00.0 3 8 37.5 2008 90 224 314 10.5 52 57 13 17 74 455 15.2 Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. Total 180 422 602 7.4 109 132 28 38 172 894 11.0 2006 4 3 7 0.5 0 0 0 1 1 5 0.4 2008 3 3 6 0.8 2 4 0 2 7 2 0.3 50 Jake Carwell Total 7 6 13 0.6 2 4 0 3 8 7 0.3 Forward/Center, 6-7, 215, Junior Villa Park, Ill./Timothy Christian 42 ANDY Wiele Majors: Communications and Center, 6-8, 235, Senior Secondary Education St. Louis, Mo./Westminster Christian 2007-08: Played in his first season with the Academy Thunder after transferring to Wheaton from Major: Applied Health Science Benedictine University...scored 10 points, with six rebounds and seven assists in a Career: Will open the season ranked 11th Thunder win at University of Chicago...contributed 13 points, with in school history with 602 career rebounds. six rebounds against Illinois Wesleyan at home...scored 12 points 2008-09: Will serve as a team captain this in a victory at home against Elmhurst...collected nine rebounds season...a returning starter at center who in road win at Elmhurst. 2006-07: Started every game for Bene- has played in every game in his three-year career. 2007-08: dictine as a freshman...averaged 10.7 points and 7.5 rebounds Selected to the All-CCIW Second Team...a Second Team All- per game for the Eagles,earning honorable mention All-Northern Midwest Region selection by D3Hoops.com...in CCIW games Athletic Conference honors...named to the D3Hoops.com "Team was ranked second in the conference in rebounding with 9.9 RPG of the Week"...named to the all-tournament team at the Calvin and fourth in field goal percentage with 55.9%...twice selected as College Tip-Off Tournament...recorded six “double-doubles” the CCIW Player of the Week...was named to the All-Tournament tallying double digits in points and rebounds. High School: A Team at the Lee Pfund Classic...recorded 15 "double-doubles" Daily Herald All-Area selection...honorable mention All-State... with double digits in points and rebounds...scored a career-high conference MVP...twice tabbed as a tournament MVP as a prep... 31 points in a Thunder win against University of Chicago...twice averaged 17.5 points and nine rebounds per game. collected a career-high 17 rebounds in wins against Calvin and Rivier...had 28 points, with 11 rebounds in Wheaton's overtime CARWELL'S CAREER STATISTICS win against Lawrence in the NCAA Tournament...grabbed 16 ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws rebounds, with 16 points at LaVerne...scored 22 points, with 14 Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. rebounds in a victory at Carthage. 2006-07: Started every game 2008 30-26 63123 51.2 0 1 00.0 20 37 54.1 at center for the Thunder...scored a season-high 25 points, with Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. 14 rebounds against Hope...grabbed a season-high 15 rebounds, 2008 35 64 99 3.3 40 45 6 28 83 146 4.9

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Wh e a t o n Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l Pl a y e r Pr o f i l e s - Ju n i o r s 32 David Eseke PANNER'S CAREER STATISTICS ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws Forward, 6-4, 210, Junior Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Park City, Utah/Laguna Blanca (Calif.) 2007 26-26 87 183 47.5 24 66 36.4 38 52 73.1 Major: Business and Economics 2008 30-30 142 315 45.1 58 131 44.3 55 73 75.3 2007-08: Saw time on both the varsity and Total 56-56 229 498 46.0 82 197 41.6 93 125 74.4 junior varsity squads...played in six varsity Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. games...scored a season-high five points 2007 21 57 78 3.0 68 55 13 22 70 236 9.1 in Wheaton's season-opening win against 2008 28 55 83 2.8 83 45 9 29 65 397 13.2 Kalamazoo..tallied three points in a Thunder Total 49 112 161 2.9 151 100 22 51 135 633 11.3 win against Dickinson. 2006-07: Played in two varsity games, with considerable junior varsity action...scored 17 points in his 14 JESSE VIARS first collegiate game, a Thunder win against Principia. High Guard, 6-1, 175, Junior Played four seasons of varsity basketball, earning team School: Lebanon, Ohio/Ridgeville Christian MVP honors and leading the team in scoring all four seasons... Second Team All-CIF as a senior...three-time First Team All- Major: Business and Economics Conference...helped guide his team to a league championship as 2007-08: Was a strong contributor to the a senior...three-year varsity letterwinner in football...a three-time Thunder junior varsity team...saw no varsity selection as the team's offensive MVP and earned All-Conference playing time. 2006-07: Saw action in two honors on both offense and defense...has done missions work games as a Thunder freshman...scored a in Guatemala and South Africa. career-high 11 points in his first collegiate game, a Thunder win against Principia...also distributed three ESEKE'S CAREER STATISTICS assists against Principia. High School: Named the conference ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws Player of the Year as a senior, helping guide team to a league Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. title...All-Southwest Ohio...All-State honorable mention...named 2007 2-0 6 6 100.0 5 5 100.0 0 0 00.0 team MVP in his junior and senior seasons...also played baseball 2008 6-0 2 11 18.2 2 8 25.0 3 5 60.0 as a prep, earning First Team All-Conference honors...National Total 8-0 8 17 47.1 7 13 53.8 3 5 60.0 Honors Society...has done missions trips to Guatemala. Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. 2007 1 0 1 0.5 3 1 0 1 0 17 8.5 VIARS' CAREER STATISTICS 2008 3 3 6 1.0 1 7 0 1 6 9 1.5 ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws Total 4 3 7 0.9 4 8 0 2 6 26 3.3 Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. 2007 2-0 4 9 44.4 1 2 50.0 0 1 00.0 22 BEN PANNER Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. Guard/Forward, 6-3, 180, Junior 2007 1 0 1 0.5 3 0 0 2 1 11 5.5 Austin, Texas/Bowie Major: Business and Economics For more information on 2008-09: Is a returning starter who has not

missed a game in his first two seasons at Thunder basketball Wheaton...is a senior academically, but is a junior athletically after transferring from visit http://athletics.wheaton.edu University of Texas. 2007-08: Third Team All- CCIW pick...in CCIW games led the league in three-point shoot- ing with a 50-percent effort from behind the arc against league -- live in-game statisics foes...set a career-high with 28 points in the conference opener against Carthage...tallied 25 points in a win at Calvin...poured -- Links to audio and video broadcasts in 22 points, with four three-pointers in Wheaton's overtime win against Lawrence in the first round of the NCAA Tournament... -- Sign-up for text messages of results set his career-high with seven assists in road wins at Wartburg and Elmhurst. 2006-07: Started every game in his debut sea- -- Complete game stories son...named to the all-tournament team at the College of Staten Island's "Tournament of Heroes"...scored a season-high 21 -- Team statistics points in his third collegiate game, a win at Benedictine...scored 18 points against Nazareth College...recorded 16 points against -- SIGN-up for rss feeds Augustana...grabbed a career-high seven rebounds and added 12 points in a win against Rivier. High School: Two-time District -- And more!!! MVP...First Team All-Central Texas...two-time team captain...also compted for the track team...two-time Academic All-District... National Honors Society...has done missions trips to Mexico.

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Wh e a t o n Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l Pl a y e r Pr o f i l e s - So p h o m o r e s 10 Andrew Jahns 33 Josh KVAM Guard, 6-2, 185, Sophomore Guard, 5-11, 183, Sophomore Wheaton, Ill./Wheaton North Canton, Ga./Cherokee Major: Business/Econ. Major: History and Elementary Ed. 2007-08: Played in 25 games, including 15 as 2007-08: Saw considerable playing time a starter once he returned from a pre-season on Wheaton's junior varsity squad...played injury...led the team in three-point field goal in four varsity games...dished out an assist percentage at 46.2% (36-78)...averaged 11 in his first collegiate game, a win against points per game in the NCAA Tournament... Benedictine. High School: A four-year var- established career-highs with 17 points and seven rebounds in sity letterwinner...a two-time All-County selection...Second Team a home win against North Park...tied his career-high with seven All-Region as a senior and an honorable mention selection as a rebounds against Augustana at home...distributed a career- junior...helped guide team to a number-two ranking in the state best five assists against Elmhurst at home...scored 16 points of Georgia...also competed on the football and soccer teams as against North Central on Feb. 2...tallied 14 points in Wheaton's a prep...Fellowship of Christian Athletes. third-round win against Whitworth in the NCAA Tournament. High School: Honorable mention All-State...All-Conference and KVAM'S CAREER STATISTICS All-Area...Team MVP...twice named to All-Tournament teams... ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws helped lead team to a Regional Championship...averaged 16 Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. points, six assists and six rebounds per game for the Falcons... 2008 4-0 0 2 00.0 0 2 00.0 0 0 00.0 also played varsity soccer as a prep...National Honors Society... Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. missions trip to Dominican Republic. 2008 0 1 1 0.3 1 1 0 1 3 0 0.0 JAHNS' CAREER STATISTICS ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. 23 John Shackelford 2008 25-15 56 120 46.7 36 78 46.2 20 31 64.5 Guard, 6-3, 180, Sophomore Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. Orlando, Fla./Trinity Prep 2008 25 50 75 3.0 34 35 1 15 38 168 6.7 Majors: Business/Econ and Biblical & Theological Studies 2007-08: Played in six varsity games as a Thunder freshman...scored one point and had an assist in his first collegiate game, a win against Kalamazoo...scored a career- high four points against Hope College on November 30. High School: Selected as team MVP in his junior and senior seasons... an All-County selection...named the "Male Athlete of the Year" at Trinity Prep...helped lead team to a District title...a three-year let- terwinner for the cross country team...has done missions trips to Mexico...started a basketball camp for inner-city youth...National Honors Society...Fellowship of Christian Athletes. SHACKLEFORD'S CAREER STATISTICS ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. 2008 6-0 2 6 33.3 0 4 00.0 1 2 50.0 Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. 2008 0 3 3 0.5 2 1 1 1 3 5 0.8

Pictured: Andrew Jahns made an immediate impact as a freshman in 2007-08, with 25 appearances, including 15 as a starter.

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Wh e a t o n Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l Pl a y e r Pr o f i l e s - So p h o m o r e s a n d Fr e s h m e n 41 Brad Smith 12 JEREMY PFLEDERER Guard, 6-5, 215, Sophomore Guard, 6-0, 170, Freshman Holdrege, Neb./Holderege Tremont, Ill./Tremont Major: Applied Health Science Major: Biology 2008-09: Is a junior academically at Wheaton High School: A three-year starter, with four and a sophomore in his athletic eligibility. years of varsity experience...First Team All- 2007-08: Sat out the season with a knee State pick by the Illinois Basketball Coaches injury. 2006-07: Played in seven varsity Association (IBCA)...Second Team All-State games as a freshman...set career bests with by the Associated Press...named team MVP, 19 points, 11 rebounds and two assists in a Wheaton win against three-time First Team All-Conference pick...also competed on Principia College. High School: A four-year varsity starter...Class the track team for four years and had two seasons of cross B First Team All-State...four-time All-Conference...selected for country...finished third at the IHSA State Championships in the NCA All-Star Game...helped Holdredge High School to a the 400-yard dash...Illinois State Scholar...Hopedale Medical State Runner-Up finish...a three-year starter in football, earning Complex Scholarship. First Team All-State honors at tight end...qualifier for the State Championships in track and field. 11 STEPHEN PIEROTTI SMITH'S CAREER STATISTICS Forward, 6-1, 175, Freshman ---All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws Carol Stream, Ill./Wheaton North Year GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Major: Business/Econ. 2007 7-0 5 10 50.0 0 0 00.0 9 10 90.0 Year O D Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl PF Pts. Avg. High School: A two-year varsity starter as 2007 5 8 13 1.9 2 0 0 2 4 10 2.7 a prep...helped lead the Falcons to a DVC conference championship. 34 PHIL CARR Forward, 6-6, 195, Freshman Southgate, Mich./Southgate Anderson 52 SPENCER SCHULTZE Majors: Communication & Business/Econ. Center, 6-6, 210, Freshman Grand Rapids, Mich./ High School: Named to the 2007 All-Down- Grand Rapids Christian river Team...All-League AAU MVP at the Major: Business/Econ. Motown Classic in Detroit...2008 AAU Elite Eight at Adidas Double Pump Tournament... High School: Played three seasons of var- All-Conference...All-League...All-Downriver...All-State Honorable sity basketball, including two as a starter... Mention...Team Captain...Recipient of Athlete of the Year Award served as a team captain in his season from Southgate Anderson High School...also played tennis and year...named to the All-City team as a se- golf...participated on a missions trip to New Orleans. nior...picked as team co-MVP, helping lead the team to a City League Championship and District Championship in his senior 30 TIM McCRARY season...Honorable Mention All-City as a junior...in his junior campaign he helped lead Grand Rapids Christian to a City Forward, 6-6, 195, Freshman League Championship. Wilmette, Ill./New Trier Majors: Business/Econ. & Christian Formation and Ministry

High School: A two-year starter on varsity... as a senior was named the team's co-Most Valuable Player...earned All-Confrence recognition...led the team in points and rebounds...selected as an area "Player of the Week" by the Chicago Sun-Times...All-State honorable mention pick by the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association (IBCA)...named New Trier's "Most Improved Player" in his junior year.

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2007-08 Fi n a l St a t i s t i c s ----All FG------3 Pt FG--- Free Throws -----Rebounds----- Player GP-GS M A Pct. M A Pct. M A Pct. Off Def Tot Avg. A TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg. Kent Raymond 30-30 237 549 43.2 75 217 34.6 185 208 88.9 35 90 125 4.2 116 112 24 38 734 24.5 CCIW 14-14 108 245 44.1 29 96 30.2 76 85 89.4 13 41 54 3.9 47 49 14 17 321 22.9 Andy Wiele 30-28 189 331 57.1 2 7 28.6 75 107 70.1 90 224 314 10.5 52 57 13 17 455 15.2 CCIW 14-14 85 152 55.9 1 3 33.3 33 48 68.8 42 96 138 9.9 28 28 6 9 204 14.6 Ben Panner 30-30 142 315 45.1 58 131 44.3 55 73 75.3 28 55 83 2.8 83 45 9 29 397 13.2 CCIW 14-14 68 152 44.7 34 68 50.0 22 28 78.6 12 29 41 2.9 35 17 6 14 192 13.7 Andrew Jahns 25-15 56 120 46.7 36 78 46.2 20 31 64.5 25 50 75 3.0 34 35 1 15 168 6.7 CCIW 14-10 27 62 43.5 18 43 41.9 14 21 66.7 13 34 47 3.4 26 20 1 6 86 6.1 Jacob Carwell 30-26 63 123 51.2 0 1 00.0 20 37 54.1 35 64 99 3.3 40 45 6 28 146 4.9 CCIW 14-11 37 67 55.2 0 0 00.0 3 6 50.0 20 30 50 3.6 21 26 4 15 77 5.5 Phill Denham 30-4 32 66 48.5 0 0 00.0 29 49 59.2 36 56 92 3.1 23 33 5 12 93 3.1 CCIW 14-2 17 33 51.5 0 0 00.0 10 19 52.6 15 25 40 2.9 8 13 1 4 44 3.1 Stephen Young 30-12 25 52 48.1 0 0 00.0 7 10 70.0 26 34 60 2.0 26 24 4 14 57 1.9 CCIW 14-3 8 14 57.1 0 0 00.0 0 1 00.0 5 12 17 1.2 11 3 2 3 16 1.1 Jeremy Berntsen 30-5 14 34 41.2 5 19 26.3 12 18 66.7 10 36 46 1.5 34 20 0 7 45 1.5 CCIW 14-2 6 17 35.3 2 9 22.2 1 3 33.3 4 16 20 1.4 18 9 0 4 15 1.1 Jason Cellier 10-0 3 11 27.3 1 6 16.7 3 4 75.0 0 6 6 0.6 4 2 0 3 10 1.0 CCIW 1-0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 1 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 David Eseke 6-0 2 11 18.2 2 8 25.0 3 5 60.0 3 3 6 1.0 1 7 0 1 9 1.5 CCIW 0-0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 John Shackelford 6-0 2 6 33.3 0 4 00.0 1 2 50.0 0 3 3 0.5 2 1 1 1 5 0.8 CCIW 1-0 0 1 00.0 0 1 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 2 2 2.0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 Andrew Nelson 1-0 2 5 40.0 1 3 33.3 0 0 00.0 0 1 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 5 5.0 CCIW 0-0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Marcus Sun 3-0 1 4 25.0 0 3 00.0 1 3 33.3 1 4 5 1.7 0 2 0 3 3 1.0 CCIW 0-0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Tom Sovocool 8-0 1 2 50.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 3 3 6 0.8 2 4 0 2 2 0.3 CCIW 2-0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 0 0.0 1 1 0 1 0 0.0 Zach Johnson 1-0 1 2 50.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2 2.0 CCIW 1-0 1 2 50.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2 2.0 Josh Kvam 4-0 0 2 00.0 0 2 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 1 1 0.3 1 1 0 1 0 0.0 CCIW 1-0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 00.0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0

Wheaton 30 770 1633 47.2 180 479 37.6 411 547 75.1 324 677 1001 33.4 418 396 63 171 2131 71.0 CCIW 14 357 745 47.9 84 220 38.2 159 211 75.4 135 310 445 31.8 195 170 35 73 957 68.4 Opponents 30 716 1591 45.0 178 491 36.3 342 481 71.1 261 607 868 28.9 337 411 56 197 1952 65.1 CCIW 14 335 736 45.5 75 206 36.4 144 196 73.5 115 274 389 27.8 152 169 22 86 889 63.5

2007-08 Wh e a t o n Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l Ga m e Re s u l t s DATE oPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE oPPONENT W/L SCORE 11/16 Kalamazoo W 98-59 1/23 Illinois Wesleyan L 59-61 11/17 Benedictine W 73-57 1/26 Elmhurst W 79-75 (OT) 11/20 Loras W 69-62 1/30 Millikin W 67-51 11/28 Univ. of Chicago W 75-73 2/2 North Central L 73-80 11/30 Hope L 53-83 2/7 Carthage W 71-54 12/1 Calvin W 68-67 2/9 North Park W 59-54 12/5 IIT W 66-47 2/13 Augustana W 73-60 12/8 Wartburg W 69-66 2/16 Illinois Wesleyan L 59-61 12/29 Univ. of La Verne W 60-45 2/20 Millikin W 65-56 12/31 Dicksinson W 78-52 2/23 Elmhurst W 78-69 1/2 Rivier W 72-65 (OT) 2/29 Ill. Wesley. (CCIW Tourney) L 78-81 1/9 Carthage* W 70-64 3/7 Lawrence W 93-83 (OT) 1/12 North Central L 72-73 3/8 Loras W 76-73 1/16 Augustana L 61-66 3/14 Whitworth W 76-67 1/19 North Park W 70-63 3/15 Hope L 70-83 Home games in bold * - CCIW game

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Th e Co l l e g e Co n f e r e n c e o f Il l i n o i s a n d Wi s c o n s i n (CCIW)

Fr o m t h e Commissioner ’s Of f i c e With the help and support of our fans, member institutions, administrators, coaches and student-athletes, the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin enters the 2008-09 academic year as its 63rd season of competition, 23rd for women’s sports. The CCIW, recognized as one of the “Best Small-College Conferences in the Nation,” has seen its share of success throughout its time, with 32 NCAA Division III national championships in nine different sports won by our member schools. Since the 1991-92 academic year, the CCIW has remained consistent in its membership with eight academically superior in- stitutions, including Augustana, Carthage, Elmhurst, Illinois Wesleyan, Millikin, North Central, North Park and Wheaton. In 2007, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, located in Terre Haute, Ind., joined the CCIW as an associate member for men’s and women’s swimming. The CCIW, which sponsors 21 sports, has carried a long tradition of excellence dating back to its inception in 1946, helping student-athletes grow in their athletic as well as educational experience. The CCIW looks to continue that tradition and remains dedicated to helping our student-athletes towards success. On behalf of the CCIW and its member schools, we would like to thank you for the support of our athletic teams and hope you enjoy your experience at all CCIW events.

Sincerely,

Chris Martin, Commissioner Mike Krizman, Asst. Commissioner

2007-08 CCIW Of f e n s i v e 2007-08 Al l -CCIW Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l Te a m s

a n d De f e n s i v e Av e r a g e s FIRST TEAM Player School Pos. Year Hometown/High School School Pts. Scored Avg. *Brett Wessels Augustana G Jr. Bettendorf, Iowa/Bettendorf Elmhurst 1064 76.0 *Kent Raymond Wheaton G Jr. New Palestine, Ind./New Palestine Carthage 1025 73.2 *Steve Djurickovic Carthage G Fr. Pleasent Prairie, Wis./Bradford Illinois Wesleyan 991 70.8 *Brent Ruch Elmhurst C Jr. Farmer City, Ill./Blue Ridge North Central 962 68.7 Darius Gant Ill. Wesleyan F Sr. Oswego, Ill./Oswego Wheaton 957 68.4 Augustana 957 68.4 SECOND TEAM North Park 884 63.1 Andy Wiele Wheaton C Jr. St. Louis, Mo./Westminster Chris. Millikin 878 62.7 Dain Swetalla Augustana C Sr. Bettendorf, Iowa/Pleasant Valley Ryan Burks Elmhurst G Jr. Manito, Ill./Midwest Central School Pts. Allowed Avg. Nick Williams North Park F So. Skokie, Ill./Niles North Wheaton 889 63.5 Chris Drennan North Central F Jr. Bloomington, Ill./Normal Community North Park 891 63.6 Augustana 907 64.8 THIRD TEAM Illinois Wesleyan 933 66.6 Trey Bowens Carthage G Sr. Woodridge, Ill./Downers South Elmhurst 995 71.1 Ben Panner Wheaton G/F So. Austin, Texas/Bowie North Central 1029 73.5 Matt Pelton Augustana G So. Bloomington, Ill./Central Catholic Carthage 1031 73.6 Tunde Ogunleye Millikin F Jr. New Rochelle, N.Y./New Rochelle Millikin 1043 74.5 Sean Johnson Ill. Wesleyan G Fr. Wasington, Ill./Washington * - Denotes unanimous selection 14-game CCIW statistics only FRED YOUNG "MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER" - Kent Raymond, Wheaton CCIW "COACH OF THE YEAR" - Grey Giovanine, Augustana

CCIW Ba s k e t b a l l Wi n n i n g St r e a k s - On e Sc h o o l v s . An o t h e r Ov e r a l l Ho m e Co u r t Wi n s Ro a d Wi n s Wins Teams Years Wins Teams Years Wins Teams Years 33 North Park vs. Carthage 1977-93 25 Ill. Wesleyan vs. Carroll 1960-84 21 Ill. Wesleyan at Wheaton 1973-94 33 North Park vs. Elmhurst 1977-94 23 North Park vs. No. Central 1967-89 16 North Park at Carthage 1977-93 27 Augustana vs. Carroll 1971-84 22 Ill. Wesleyan vs. No. Central 1961-82 16 North Park at Elmhurst 1978-94 23 Augustana vs. No. Central 1971-82 21 Augustana vs. Carroll 1968-88 13 Augustana at Carroll 1971-83 22 Ill. Wes. vs. No. Central 1971-82 20 North Park vs. Elmhurst 1976-96 12 Wheaton at North Cenrtal 1969-80 22 Wheaton vs. Elmhurst 1947-68 12 Millikin at North Central 1970-81

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2007-08 CCIW St a t i s t i c s (CCIW Ga m e s On l y )

Fi e l d Go a l Pct . Fr e e Th r o w Pct . 3-p o i n t Fi e l d Go a l Pct . Player FGM-FGA Pct. Player FTM-FTA Pct. Player FGM-FGA Pct. Jared Hintzsche, EC 46-74 .622 Kent Raymond, WC 76-85 .894 Ben Panner, WC 34-68 .500 Brent Ruch, EC 88-154 .571 Brent Ruch, EC 39-44 .886 Matt Pelton, AUG 23-47 .489 Brett Chamernik, IWU 59-99 .566 Ryan Burks, EC 83-84 .883 Nick Williams, NPU 31-64 .484 Andy Wiele, WC 85-152 .559 Brett Wessels, AUG 72-82 .878 Matt Ryder, EC 25-52 .481 Darius Gant, IWU 70-127 .551 Chris Drennan, NCC 45-53 .849 Sean Fendley, CAR 32-72 .444 Robert Strzemp, EC 47-88 .534 Tunde Ogunleye, MIL 35-43 .814 John Harmsen, MIL 24-56 .429 Chris Drennan, NCC 90-169 .533 Steve Djurickovic, CAR 101-127 .795 Reid Barringxer, NCC 38-89 .427 David Twyman, NCC 37-70 .529 Chandlor Collins, AUG 31-40 .775 Dana Givens, MIL 18-43 .419 Matt Rogers, NCC 87-174 .500 Dain Swetalla, AUG 38-50 .760 Andrew Jahns, WC 18-43 .419 Matt Ryder, EC 45-90 .500 Jason Gordon, NPU 32-43 .744 Trey Bowens, CAR 38-91 .418

Re b o u n d s Sc o r i n g Player GP Reb Avg. Player GP FG 3FG FT Pts. Avg. Darius Gant, IWU 14 156 11.1 Steve Djurickovic, CAR 14 111 12 101 335 23.9 Andy Wiele, WC 14 138 9.9 Kent Raymond, WC 14 108 29 76 321 22.9 Brent Ruch, EC 14 118 8.4 Ryan Burks, EC 14 63 35 83 244 17.4 Chandlor Collins, AUG 14 96 6.9 Chris Drennan, NCC 13 90 0 45 225 17.3 Ryan Burks, EC 14 93 6.6 Matt Rogers. NCC 14 87 0 63 237 16.9 Brett Chamernik, IWU 14 87 6.2 Brent Ruch, EC 14 88 8 39 223 15.9 Dain Swetalla, AUG 14 82 5.9 Brett Wessels, AUG 14 60 30 72 222 15.9 Nick Williams, NPU 14 80 5.7 Tunde Ogunleye, MIL 14 75 29 35 214 15.3 Chris Drennan, NCC 13 70 5.4 Nick Williams, NPU 14 75 31 33 214 15.3 Jay Alexander, NPU 14 74 5.3 Trey Bowens, CAR 14 78 38 15 209 14.9

As s i s t s St e a l s Player Asst./Avg. Player Asst./Avg. Player Steals/Avg. Player Steals/Avg. S. Djurickovic, CAR 67/4.79 Brent Ruch, EC 41/2.93 Brett Wessels, AUG 28/2.00 K. Raymond, WC 17/1.21 T. Rosenkranz, IWU 56/4.00 Mitch Raridon, NCC 39/2.79 Mark Patrick, MIL 18/1.29 Tunde Ogunleye, MIL 17/1.21 Kent Raymond, WC 47/3.36 Matt Ryder, EC 39/2.79 Brent Ruch, EC 18/1.29 A. Washington, AUG 15/1.15 Dustin Bainter, EC 39/3.00 Matt Pelton, AUG 39/2.79 David Twyman, NCC 15/1.25 K. Harrington, MIL 14/1.08 Chris Childs, EC 39/3.00 Two tied with 36/2.57 Chris Drennan, NCC 16/1.23 Three tied with 15-1.07

2007-08 CCIW Te a m Pe r c e n t a g e s

Fi e l d Go a l Pct . Fr e e Th r o w Pct . 3-Po i n t Fi e l d Go a l Pct . Elmhurst .495 (377-762) Elmhurst .841 (212-252) Elmhurst .430 (98-228) North Central .490 (362-739) Wheaton .754 (159-211) Carthage .407 (121-297) Wheaton .479 (357-745) Carthage .744 (174-234) Wheaton .382 (84-220) Carthage .466 (365-784) North Central .743 (171-230) Augustana .369 (79-214) Illinois Wesleyan .448 (359-802) North Park .726 (162-223) Millikin .366 (98-268) Augustana .440 (325-739) Augustana .726 (228-314) Illinois Wesleyan .362 (97-268) Millikin .438 (330-754) Millikin .678 (120-177) North Central .360 (67-186) North Park .408 (313-768) Illinois Wesleyan .622 (176-283) North Park .340 (96-282)

Re b o u n d s As s i s t s St e a l s Illinois Wesleyan 514 Elmhurst 259 Millikin 95 Augustana 497 Wheaton 195 North Park 86 Elmhurst 495 Carthage 178 Augustana 84 Wheaton 445 Illinois Wesleyan 176 Wheaton 73 North Park 417 North Central 171 Illinois Wesleyan 72 Millikin 414 Augustana 170 North Central 71 North Central 386 Millikin 161 Elmhurst 66 Carthage 381 North Park 151 Carthage 56

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Co l l e g e Co n f e r e n c e o f Il l i n o i s a n d Wi s c o n s i n Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l St a n d i n g s , 1948-2008

1948-49 Carroll...... 3-11 1968-69 1977-78 1986-87 Illinois Wesleyan...... 9-1 Millikin...... 2-12 North Park...... 13-3 North Park...... 15-1 North Park...... 14-2 Illinois College...... 8-2 Millikin...... 12-4 Augustana...... 12-4 North Central...... 12-4 Wheaton...... 8-2 1958-59 Wheaton...... 10-6 Illinois Wesleyan.....11-5 Illinois Wesleyan.....12-4 Millikin...... 8-4 Wheaton...... 14-0 Carthage...... 8-8 Carthage...... 10-6 Millikin...... 11-5 North Central...... 5-5 North Central...... 10-4 Illinois Wesleyan...... 8-8 Millikin...... 10-6 Wheaton...... 8-8 Augustana...... 4-6 Carroll...... 7-7 Augustana...... 7-9 Wheaton...... 6-10 Augustana...... 7-9 Elmhurst...... 3-7 Augustana...... 6-8 Elmhurst...... 5-11 Carroll...... 3-13 Carroll...... 4-12 Carthage...... 2-8 Illinois Wesleyan...... 6-8 North Central...... 5-11 Elmhurst...... 3-13 Carthage...... 3-13 Lake Forest...... 0-10 Elmhurst...... 5-9 Carroll...... 4-12 North Central...... 2-14 Elmhurst...... 1-15 Lake Forest...... 5-9 1949-50 Millikin...... 3-11 1969-70 1978-79 1987-88 Millikin...... 8-2 Illinois Wesleyan.....16-0 North Park...... 14-2 Illinois Wesleyan.....15-1 Illinois Wesleyan...... 7-3 1959-60 North Park...... 12-4 Augustana...... 11-5 Millikin...... 13-3 Illinois College...... 6-4 Illinois Wesleyan...... 9-3 Augustana...... 10-6 Millikin...... 11-5 North Park...... 12-4 Wheaton...... 6-4 North Central...... 9-3 Millikin...... 8-8 Wheaton...... 10-6 North Central...... 8-8 Lake Forest...... 6-4 Carroll...... 8-4 Carroll...... 6-10 Illinois Wesleyan...... 9-7 Wheaton...... 8-8 Augustana...... 5-5 Lake Forest...... 6-6 Wheaton...... 6-10 Carthage...... 8-8 Augustana...... 5-11 North Central...... 4-6 Augustana...... 4-8 Carthage...... 5-11 Carroll...... 6-10 Carroll...... 5-11 Carthage...... 2-8 Elmhurst...... 4-8 Elmhurst...... 5-11 North Central...... 3-13 Carthage...... 3-13 Elmhurst...... 1-9 Millikin...... 2-10 North Central...... 4-12 Elmhurst...... 0-16 Elmhurst...... 3-13 1950-51 1960-61 1970-71 1979-80 1988-89 Millikin...... 9-1 Illinois Wesleyan...... 7-3 Augustana...... 12-4 North Park...... 14-2 Millikin...... 13-3 Illinois Wesleyan...... 7-3 Carroll...... 6-4 Illinois Wesleyan.....12-4 Augustana...... 13-3 North Central...... 13-3 Lake Forest...... 7-3 Lake Forest...... 6-4 Carthage...... 11-5 Illinois Wesleyan.....11-5 North Park...... 11-5 Augustana...... 6-4 North Central...... 5-5 Wheaton...... 11-5 Millikin...... 11-5 Carroll...... 7-9 Wheaton...... 6-4 Millikin...... 4-6 Millikin...... 8-8 Carthage...... 9-7 Illinois Wesleyan...... 7-9 Illinois College...... 4-6 Augustana...... 2-8 Elmhurst...... 7-9 Elmhurst...... 5-11 Wheaton...... 6-10 Elmhurst...... 3-7 North Central...... 4-12 Wheaton...... 5-11 Elmhurst...... 6-10 North Central...... 2-8 1961-62 North Park...... 4-12 Carroll...... 4-12 Augustana...... 5-11 Carthage...... 1-9 Illinois Wesleyan.....11-1 Carroll...... 3-13 North Central...... 0-16 Carthage...... 4-12 Carroll...... 10-2 1951-52 Augustana...... 7-5 1971-72 1980-81 1989-90 Millikin...... 9-1 Carthage...... 6-6 Augustana...... 14-2 Augustana...... 15-1 North Central...... 15-1 Lake Forest...... 8-2 Lake Forest...... 4-8 Illinois Wesleyan.....12-4 Illinois Wesleyan.....11-5 Illinois Wesleyan.....14-2 North Central...... 7-3 Millikin...... 3-9 North Park...... 12-4 North Park...... 11-5 North Park...... 12-4 Wheaton...... 6-4 North Central...... 1-11 Wheaton...... 12-4 Millikin...... 9-7 Carroll...... 10-6 Illinois Wesleyan...... 5-5 Elmhurst...... 8-8 Wheaton...... 7-9 Elmhurst...... 8-8 Augustana...... 3-7 1962-63 Millikin...... 5-11 Elmhurst...... 6-10 Augustana...... 4-12 Carthage...... 3-7 Augustana...... 13-1 Carthage...... 4-12 North Central...... 5-11 Millikin...... 4-12 Illinois College...... 3-7 Carroll...... 10-4 North Central...... 3-13 Carroll...... 5-11 Wheaton...... 3-13 Carthage...... 8-6 Carroll...... 2-14 Carthage...... 3-13 Carthage...... 2-14 1952-53 Illinois Wesleyan...... 8-6 Wheaton...... 9-0 North Central...... 7-7 1972-73 1981-82 1990-91 Illinois Wesleyan...... 7-2 Millikin...... 5-9 Augustana...... 16-0 Augustana...... 13-3 Illinois Wesleyan.....15-1 Millikin...... 7-2 North Park...... 3-11 Elmhurst...... 10-6 Illinois Wesleyan.....13-3 Augustana...... 13-3 Augustana...... 4-4 Lake Forest...... 2-12 Illinois Wesleyan.....10-6 North Park...... 10-6 North Park...... 13-3 Lake Forest...... 4-5 Millikin...... 10-6 Millikin...... 9-6 Carthage...... 8-8 North Central...... 3-6 1963-64 North Park...... 9-7 Carroll...... 7-8 Millikin...... 8-8 Illinois College...... 1-8 Carthage...... 9-3 Wheaton...... 7-9 North Central...... 7-9 Elmhurst...... 6-10 Elmhurst...... 0-8 Illinois Wesleyan...... 9-3 North Central...... 5-11 Wheaton...... 7-9 North Central...... 4-12 Augustana...... 8-4 Carthage...... 3-13 Carthage...... 3-13 Wheaton...... 3-13 1953-54 Carroll...... 8-4 Carroll...... 2-14 Elmhurst...... 2-14 Carroll...... 2-14 Illinois Wesleyan.....10-2 North Central...... 4-8 Millikin...... 9-3 Millikin...... 3-9 1973-74 1982-83 1991-92 Wheaton...... 9-3 North Park...... 1-11 Augustana...... 15-1 Millikin...... 12-4 Illinois Wesleyan.....14-2 Lake Forest...... 7-5 Millikin...... 14-2 Augustana...... 11-5 Elmhurst...... 11-5 Augustana...... 3-9 1964-65 Illinois Wesleyan.....10-6 Illinois Wesleyan.....11-5 North Park...... 11-5 North Central...... 3-9 Illinois Wesleyan.....12-0 Carroll...... 9-7 North Central...... 11-5 Augustana...... 10-6 Elmhurst...... 1-11 Millikin...... 7-5 Elmhurst...... 8-8 North Park...... 11-5 Millikin...... 8-8 North Park...... 6-6 Wheaton...... 8-8 Elmhurst...... 6-10 North Central...... 8-8 1954-55 Carroll...... 5-7 Carthage...... 5-11 Wheaton...... 4-12 Carthage...... 5-11 Millikin...... 10-2 North Central...... 5-7 North Park...... 3-13 Carroll...... 3-13 Wheaton...... 4-12 Lake Forest...... 9-3 Carthage...... 4-8 North Central...... 0-16 Carthage...... 3-13 Carroll...... 1-15 Illinois Wesleyan...... 8-4 Augustana...... 3-9 Wheaton...... 7-5 1974-75 1983-84 1992-93 North Central...... 5-7 1965-66 Illinois Wesleyan.....14-2 Illinois Wesleyan.....14-2 Augustana...... 12-2 Elmhurst...... 2-10 Illinois Wesleyan.....10-2 Augustana...... 12-4 North Central...... 12-4 Illinois Wesleyan...... 9-5 Augustana...... 1-11 Millikin...... 7-5 Carthage...... 12-4 North Park...... 10-6 Wheaton...... 8-6 North Central...... 7-5 Elmhurst...... 11-5 Augustana...... 9-7 Millikin...... 7-7 1955-56 Augustana...... 6-6 Millikin...... 8-8 Millikin...... 6-10 North Park...... 7-7 Wheaton...... 14-0 Carthage...... 6-6 North Park...... 7-9 Wheaton...... 6-10 North Central...... 6-8 Illinois Wesleyan.....10-4 North Park...... 5-7 Wheaton...... 4-12 Carroll...... 5-11 Carthage...... 4-10 Elmhurst...... 8-6 Carroll...... 1-11 Carroll...... 3-13 Carthage...... 5-11 Elmhurst...... 3-11 Millikin...... 8-6 North Central...... 1-15 Elmhurst...... 5-11 Lake Forest...... 7-7 1966-67 1993-94 Carroll...... 4-10 Illinois Wesleyan.....10-2 1975-76 1984-85 Illinois Wesleyan.....11-3 Augustana...... 3-11 Carthage...... 9-3 Illinois Wesleyan.....15-1 North Central...... 14-2 Augustana...... 10-4 North Central...... 2-12 Millikin...... 9-3 Augustana...... 13-3 North Park...... 14-2 Millikin...... 10-4 North Park...... 6-6 Carthage...... 11-5 Augustana...... 9-7 Wheaton...... 8-6 1956-57 Augustana...... 5-7 Elmhurst...... 8-8 Carroll...... 9-7 North Park...... 8-6 Wheaton...... 14-0 North Central...... 2-10 Millikin...... 7-9 Illinois Wesleyan...... 8-8 Elmhurst...... 6-8 Augustana...... 9-5 Carroll...... 1-11 North Park...... 7-9 Carthage...... 7-9 Carthage...... 2-12 Millikin...... 9-5 Carroll...... 6-10 Elmhurst...... 6-10 North Central...... 1-13 Carroll...... 7-7 1967-68 Wheaton...... 3-13 Wheaton...... 3-13 Illinois Wesleyan...... 7-7 Millikin...... 14-2 North Central...... 2-14 Millikin...... 2-14 1994-95 Elmhurst...... 5-9 North Park...... 12-4 1985-86 Illinois Wesleyan.....13-1 Lake Forest...... 3-11 Wheaton...... 11-5 1976-77 Illinois Wesleyan.....14-2 Wheaton...... 12-2 North Central...... 2-12 Carthage...... 10-6 Illinois Wesleyan.....15-1 North Park...... 13-3 Augustana...... 7-7 Illinois Wesleyan.....10-6 Augustana...... 12-4 Augustana...... 10-6 Millikin...... 6-8 1957-58 North Central...... 7-9 Millikin...... 10-6 North Central...... 10-6 Elmhurst...... 6-8 Wheaton...... 14-0 Augustana...... 4-12 Wheaton...... 10-6 Wheaton...... 9-7 North Park...... 5-9 Elmhurst...... 9-5 Carroll...... 3-13 North Park...... 9-7 Millikin...... 5-11 North Central...... 4-10 Lake Forest...... 8-6 Elmhurst...... 1-15 Carthage...... 5-11 Carroll...... 4-12 Carthage...... 3-11 Augustana...... 7-7 Carroll...... 4-12 Elmhurst...... 4-12 Illinois Wesleyan...... 7-7 North Central...... 4-12 Carthage...... 3-13 North Central...... 6-8 Elmhurst...... 3-13

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Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e Ba s k e t b a l l Re c o r d Bo o k

Mo s t Co m b i n e d Po i n t s CCIW Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l St a n d i n g s ,1948-2008 (Co n t i n u e d ) 1995-96 1999-2000 2003-04 2006-07 Wheaton...... 13-1 Carthage...... 11-3 Illinois Wesleyan.....12-2 Augustana...... 11-3 Points opponent Season Score Illinois Wesleyan.....12-2 Wheaton...... 10-4 Wheaton...... 10-4 Elmhurst...... 10-4 249 U. of Redlands 2005-06 123-126 Elmhurst...... 6-8 Illinois Wesleyan...... 9-5 Augustana...... 10-4 Wheaton...... 9-5 Augustana...... 8-6 Millikin...... 7-7 Carthage...... 7-7 North Central...... 8-6 248 Grinnell 1995-96 131-117 North Park...... 4-10 North Park...... 7-7 Millikin...... 6-8 Carthage...... 7-7 240 Millikin 1969-70 124-116 Millikin...... 3-11 Augustana...... 4-10 North Central...... 5-9 North Park...... 5-9 Carthage...... 3-11 North Central...... 4-10 Elmhurst...... 3-11 Illinois Wesleyan.....4-10 232 St. Peter's 1970-71 100-132 North Central...... 3-11 Elmhurst...... 4-10 North Park...... 3-11 Millikin...... 2-12 232 Millikin 1967-68 109-123 1996-97 2000-01 Illinois Wesleyan.....13-1 Elmhurst...... 12-2 2004-05 2007-08 226 Millikin 1970-71 127-99 Wheaton...... 8-6 Carthage...... 11-3 Illinois Wesleyan.....12-2 Augustana...... 11-3 226 North Central 1971-72 119-107 Elmhurst...... 8-6 Illinois Wesleyan.....10-4 Wheaton...... 10-4 Wheaton...... 9-5 North Central...... 8-6 Augustana...... 9-5 Elmhurst...... 10-4 Illinois Wesleyan...... 9-5 224 Taylor U. 1971-72 106-118 Carthage...... 7-7 Wheaton...... 5-9 Augustana...... 9-5 Elmhurst...... 8-6 Carthage...... 6-8 221 Cal-Irvine 1971-72 101-120 Augustana...... 6-8 North Park...... 4-10 Carthage...... 7-7 Millikin...... 6-8 Millikin...... 3-11 North Central...... 5-9 North Park...... 6-8 220 Wabash 1966-67 112-108 North Park...... 0-14 North Central...... 2-12 Millikin...... 4-10 North Central...... 4-10 North Park...... 0-14 Millikin...... 2-12 1997-98 2001-02 Illinois Wesleyan.....13-1 Carthage...... 13-1 2005-06 Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e Carthage...... 10-4 Augustana...... 9-5 Augustana...... 11-3 Augustana...... 8-6 Elmhurst...... 9-5 Illinois Wesleyan...... 9-5 Al l -Am e r i c a Se l e ct i o n s Wheaton...... 7-7 Wheaton...... 6-8 North Central...... 9-5 Elmhurst...... 7-7 North Park...... 6-8 Elmhurst...... 9-5 Year Player All-America Team North Central...... 6-8 Illinois Wesleyan...... 6-8 Wheaton...... 7-7 Millikin...... 4-10 North Central...... 4-10 Carthage...... 6-8 1951 Marv Johnson...... Helms 1st team North Park...... 1-13 Millikin...... 3-11 Millikin...... 3-11 1954 Norm Pott...... Helms 1st team 1998-99 2002-03 North Park...... 2-12 Wheaton...... 11-3 Augustana...... 11-3 1956 Jerry Truax...... Helms 1st team Illinois Wesleyan.....10-4 Illinois Wesleyan.....11-3 1957 Mel Peterson...... AP 1st team Elmhurst...... 8-6 Carthage...... 11-3 Millikin...... 8-6 Wheaton...... 9-5 Bob Whitehead...... AP 2nd team Augustana...... 6-8 Elmhurst...... 6-8 Carthage...... 6-8 North Central...... 4-10 1958 Mel Peterson...... AP 1st team North Park...... 6-8 North Park...... 2-12 Bob Whitehead...... AP H.M. North Central...... 1-13 Millikin...... 2-12 1959 Mel Peterson...... AP 2nd team 1994 Nate Frank...... Don Hansen's Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e In d i v i d u a l a n d Te a m Re c o r d s ...... Basketball Gazette H.M. Individual Record Stat Player Season or Other Info. 1996 Wesley Pitts...... Basketball Times Scoring avg., career 22.7 Mel Peterson 1956-60 (2,542 pts./112 GP) 1st ; Columbus Multimedia H.M. Points, game 50 Norm Pott 1/16/54 vs. Millikin 1997 Matt Nadelhoffer...... Columbus Field goals, game 21 David Paynter 2/18/44 vs. Chicago Tech ...... Multimedia H.M. Field goal pct., career 57.4% Keith Thomas 1985-89 (394-686) 1998 Rob Hamann...... D-III News H.M. 3-point field goals, game 8 Nate Collord 8-11 on 2/26/03 vs. No. Central 1999 Rob Hamann...... D-III News 2nd 3-point FG pct., career 44.6% Nate Collord 1999-2003 (238-534) ...... Columbus Multimedia H.M. Paul Sweatman 1986-89 (45-101) 2003 Joel Kolmodin Free throws, game 16 Kent Raymond 3/14/08 vs. Whitworth ...... D3Hoops.com 1st Free throw pct., career 88.9% Kent Raymond 2005-08 (447-503) ...... NABC 1st Rebound avg., career 17.3 Steve Clum 1970-74 (1,508 rebounds/87 GP) 2004 Joel Kolmodin...D3Hoops.com 1st Rebounds, game 32 Steve Clum 1/12/73 vs. Carroll 2007 Kent Raymond...... NABC 1st Assists, game 20 Matt Nadelhoffer 2/29/96 vs. Grinnell (NCAA) 2008 Kent Raymond...... NABC 1st,. Team Records Stat Season or Other Information .D2Hoops.com 1st, D-III News 1st Points, game 131 131-117 vs. Grinnell in NCAA playoffs, 2/29/96 Combined points, game 249 131-117 vs. Grinnell in NCAA playoffs, 2/29/96 To p CCIW Sc o r i n g Ef f o r t s Scoring avg., season 94.5 1970-71 (2,457 points in 24 GP) Points Player/Game/Year Field goals, season 963 1955-56 (963-2,123 in 32 GP) 62 Jack Sunderlik, MIL vs. CAR, 1967 Field goal pct., game 70.8% 34-48 in a 77-73 win over Millikin, 12/5/78 59 Scott Steagall, MIL vs. AUG, 1951 Field goal pct., season 53.7% 1987-88 (796-1,483 in 26 GP) 54 Bill Simpson, ELM vs. WC, 1975 3-point field goals, game 17 17-25 in a 101-71 win over Carthage, 2/25/95 54 Jack Ecker, NP vs. CAR, 1995 17-35 in a 91-69 win over Carthage, 2/26/94 52 Bill Warden, NC vs. LF, 1955 3-point field goals, season 203 2004-05 (203-495, .410, 26 GP) 50 Norm Pott, WC vs. MIL, 1954 3-point FG pct., season 43.5% 1987-88 (153-352 in 26 GP) 50 Bill Warden, NC vs. MIL, 1953 Free throws made, game 42 2/9/57 vs. Millikin 49 Kirk Anderson, AUG vs. NP, 1992 Free throws made, season 750 1955-56 (750-1,018 -- .737) 48 Leon Gobczynski, MIL vs. NP, 1974 Free throw pct., game 100.0% 18-18 vs. Central (Iowa) 12/11/82 48 Tom Dykstra, WC vs. CAR, 1970 Free throw pct., season 79.5% 1993-94 (455-572; First in NCAA Div. III) 48 Bill Warden, NC vs. WC, 1953 Consec. free throws made 32 1982-83 47 Bruce Hamming, AUG vs. WC, 1975 Wins, season 28 1955-56 (28-4) and 1956-57 (28-1) 47 Gary Deitelhoff, MIL vs. CAR, 1971 Consecutive wins, season 21 1956-57 47 Paul Hubbard, CAR vs. LF, 1963 Consecutive wins, overall 26 21 in 1956-57 plus first five games in 1957-58 46 Leon Gobczynski, MIL vs. WC, 1975 Consecutive CCIW wins 61 56 from 1955-59 plus first five in 1967-68 46 John Laing, AUG vs. NP, 1972 Best winning pct. 96.6% 1956-57 (28-1; NCAA National Champion)

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Season Player FTM-FTA Season Kent Raymond 734 2007-08 Tom Dykstra 27.3 1969-70 Jerry Truax 189-226 1955-56 Tom Dykstra 682 1969-70 Norm Pott 26.1 1953-54 Kent Raymond 185-208 2007-08 Mel Peterson 677 1957-58 Tom Dykstra 25.9 1968-69 Norm Pott 176-238 1953-54 Rob Willey 659 1987-88 Rob Willey 25.3 1987-88 Kent Raymond 164-187 2006-07 Mel Peterson 650 1958-59 Kent Raymond 24.5 2007-08 Dick Kamm 148-187 1956-57 Mel Peterson 624 1959-60 Randy Pfund 24.7 1973-74 Luke Moo 139-183 1999-00 Tom Dykstra 621 1968-69 Norm Pott 24.3 1952-53 Rob Willey 139-191 1987-88 Randy Pfund 617 1973-74 Mel Peterson 24.1 1958-59 Robin Cook 135-177 1971-72 Mel Peterson 591 1956-57 Mel Peterson 24.0 1959-60 Norm Pott 135-183 1952-53 John Pfund 590 1963-64 John Pfund 23.3 1964-65 Tom Dykstra 134-177 1969-70 Marv Johnson 590 1948-49 Joel Kolmodin 23.2 2002-03 John Pfund 134-179 1963-64 Norm Pott 574 1953-54 Steve Haugen 22.8 1974-75 Jerry Truax 131-164 1954-55 John Pfund 560 1964-65 Marv Johnson 22.7 1948-49 Marv Johnson 555 1950-51 Mel Peterson 22.6 1957-58 Player 3FGM-3FGA Season Steve Haugen 546 1974-75 Kent Raymond 22.4 2006-07 Nate Collord 79-159 2002-03 Jerry Truax 539 1955-56 John Pfund 21.9 1963-64 Kent Raymond 75-217 2007-08 Rob Willey 536 1986-87 Randy Pfund 20.8 1971-72 Ronn Smith 73-183 1993-94 Norm Pott 535 1952-53 Rob Willey 20.6 1986-87 Charles Ridley 68-155 1998-99 Joel Kolmodin 533 2002-03 Mel Peterson 20.4 1956-57 Wesley Pitts 66-164 1995-96 Charles Ridley 523 1998-99 Charles Ridley 20.3 1997-98 Ronn Smith 64-149 1994-95 Jerry Miller 523 1955-56 Boyd Coolman 63-139 1987-88 Jason Senik 520 1995-96 200-FGM Club M-A-Pct. Season Nate Collord 61-159 2000-01 Joel Groen 519 1990-91 Mel Peterson 281-520-.540 1957-58 Rob Hamann 59-147 1998-99 Randy Pfund 519 1971-72 Tom Dykstra 274-600-.457 1969-70 Ronn Smith 58-139 1992-93 Kent Raymond 515 2006-07 Rob Willey 260-424-.613 1987-88 Kent Raymond 57-122 2004-05 Charles Ridley 507 1997-98 Mel Peterson 260-502-.518 1958-59 Charles Ridley 56-150 1997-98 Clyde Glass 503 1978-79 Marv Johnson 258-n/a 1948-49 Jason Senik 54-129 1995-96 Tom Dykstra 255-528-.483 1968-69 Johathan Steven 53-130 2004-05 Steve Haugen 248-534-.464 1974-75 Boyd Coolman 53-153 1988-89 400-Rebound Club Rebs. Season Mel Peterson 247-534-.463 1959-60 Steve Clum 500 1971-72 Kent Raymond 51-128 2006-07 Randy Pfund 245-582-.421 1973-74 Mel Peterson 457 1959-60 Nate Collord 50-105 2001-02 Kent Raymond 237-549-.432 2007-08 Mel Peterson 454 1956-57 Brett Ballbach 49-130 1991-92 Mel Peterson 233-480-.485 1956-57 Mel Peterson 429 1957-58 Jason Senik 48-96 1994-95 John Pfund 228-544-.419 1963-64 Mel Peterson 427 1958-59 Nate Collord 48-111 1999-00 John Pfund 226-495-.457 1964-65 Norm Pott 414 1951-52 Travis Senik 46-102 1999-00 Joel Groen 215-359-.598 1990-91 Steve Clum 412 1970-71 Rob Willey 210-403-.521 1986-87 Three-point field goal Pct. Steve Clum 401 1972-73 Bill Harbeck 202-443-.456 1974-75 Player (95 att. min.) Season Steve Haugen 201-415-.484 1975-76 Jason Senik 48-96-.500 1994-95 Player Reb. Per Game Season Norm Pott 200-372-.538 1952-53 Nate Collord 79-159-.497 2002-03 Steve Clum 20.0 1971-72 John Mohan 59-121-.488 2005-06 Mel Peterson 17.6 1959-60 Player FT Pct. (40 att.) Season Nate Collord 50-105-.476 2001-02 Steve Clum 16.7 1972-73 Tony Bollier .929 (104-112) 2005-06 Kent Raymond 57-122-.467 2004-05 Norm Pott 15.9 1950-51 Ronn Smith .927 (38-41) 1992-93 Mike Schauer 44-95-.463 1989-90 Steve Clum 15.8 1970-71 Don Anderson .908 (59-65) 1958-59 Boyd Coolman 63-139-.453 1987-88 Mel Peterson 15.8 1958-59 Kent Raymond .907 (98-108) 2004-05 Travis Senik 46-102-.451 1999-00 Mel Peterson 15.7 1956-57 Nate Collord .894 (42-47) 2000-01 Ben Panner 58-131-.443 2007-08 Mel Peterson 14.3 1957-58 Ronn Smith .894 (42-47) 1993-94 Charles Ridley 68-155-.439 1998-99 Clyde Glass .893 (117-131) 1978-79 Top Freshman Scorers Player FG Pct. (4 att./GP), Season Jim Buskirk .891 (90-101) 1979-80 Player Points-Avg. Season Aaron Messner .638 (88-138), 1995-96 Kent Raymond .889 (185-208) 2007-08 Mel Peterson 591 - 20.4 1956-57 Matt Nadelhoffer .628 (120-191), 1996-97 Roger Johnson .883 (53-60) 1961-62 Steve Clum 443 - 17.0 1970-71 Keith Thomas .615 (179-291), 1988-89 Nate Collord .882 (45-51) 2002-03 Kent Raymond 413 - 15.9 2004-05 Rob Willey .613 (260-424), 1987-88 Nate Collord .881 (37-42) 2001-02 Marv Johnson 394 - 16.4 1947-48 Joel Groen .598 (215-359), 1990-91 Kent Raymond .877 (164-187) 2007-08 Nate Frank 371 - 14.8 1991-92 P.T. Hopkins .596 (93-156), 1992-93 Player Assists Season Don Andersen 362 - 11.3 1955-56 Michael Fiddler .596 (90-151), 2006-07 Matt Nadelhoffer 221 1995-96 Wesley Pitts 336 - 13.4 1993-94 Martin Trimiew .595 (122-205), 2003-04 Matt Nadelhoffer 192 1996-97 Robin Cook 327 - 13.1 1969-70 Nate Frank .585 (114-195), 1993-94 Jack Zimmerman 147 1978-79 Arlyn Westergren 323 - 12.9 1965-66 Luke Moo .581 (126-217), 1998-99 Randy Pfund 145 1972-73 Kevin Blomstrom 306 - 12.2 2000-01 Nick Otten .578 (59-102), 1997-98 Bill Harbeck 143 1976-77 Joel Kolmodin 300 - 12.0 2000-01 Keith Thomas .572 (138-241), 1987-88 John Pierucki 139 1967-68 Andy Wiele .571 (189-331), 2007-08 Randy Pfund 130 1970-71 Rob Hamann .570 (81-142), 1995-96 Jon Nielson 130 2003-04

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Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e Ca r e e r Ba s k e t b a l l Re c o r d s To p Si n g l e -Ga m e

Points GP Pts Seasons Rebounds Reb.-Avg. Seasons Sc o r i n g Pe r f o r m a n c e s Mel Peterson 112 2542 1956-60 Mel Peterson 1767 - 15.8 1956-60 Marv Johnson 105 2044 1947-51 Steve Clum 1508 - 17.3 1970-74 Points...... Player vs. Opponent, Date Tom Dykstra 97 1905 1966-70 Norm Pott 1265 - 13.6 1950-54 50...... Norm Pott vs. Millikin, 1/16/54 John Pfund 101 1890 1961-65 Nate Frank 928 - 9.2 1991-95 48...... Tom Dykstra vs. Carthage, 2/7/70 Norm Pott 93 1768 1950-54 Robin Cook 822 - 8.4 1969-73 47...... Kent Raymond vs. Randy Pfund 100 1710 1970-74 Tom Dykstra 793 - 8.2 1966-70 ...... Whitworth, 3/14/08 Kent Raymond 79 1662 2005-08 Rob Hamann 682 - 6.6 1995-99 46...... David Paynter vs. Chicago Tech, Robin Cook 98 1594 1969-73 Joel Kolmodin 670 - 8.9 2000-04 ...... 2/18/44 Rob Willey 94 1591 1984-88 Ned Gulbransen 642 - 7.9 1973-77 45...... Marv Johnson vs. Morris Harvey, Charles Ridley 100 1546 1995-99 Bob Whitehead 614 - 6.3 1955-59 ...... 1/30/48 Wesley Pitts 102 1508 1993-97 Andy Wiele 602 - 7.4 2005-08 44..... Kent Raymond vs. Ill. Wesleyan, . Dan Fiddler 599 - 5.9 1979-83 Rob Hamann 104 1494 1995-99 ...... 2/9/07 Rob Willey 588 - 6.3 1984-88 Don Anderson 118 1493 1955-59 44...... Mel Peterson vs. Ill. Wesleyan, Steve Clum 87 1478 1970-74 Tim Seneff 588 - 6.0 1992-96 ...... 2/22/58 Clyde Glass 95 1469 1976-80 P.T. Hopkins 579 - 6.0 1989-93 43...Tom Dykstra vs. Valparaiso, 2/28/70 Luke Moo 97 1468 1997-01 Arlyn Westergren 577 - 7.8 1965-68 Donn Nelson 98 1460 1982-86 Will Landry 554 - 5.7 2000-04 42...... Jerry Miller vs. Northern Illinois, Steve Haugen 92 1459 1973-77 ...... 1/22/55 Bill Harbeck 93 1458 1973-77 3-point FG 3FGM-3FGA Seasons 42...... David Paynter vs. Illinois College, Nate Frank 101 1446 1991-95 Nate Collord 238-534 1999-03 ...... 2/18/44 Jason Senik 102 1436 1992-96 Ronn Smith 195-481 1991-95 40...... Randy Pfund vs. Elmhurst, 2/3/73 John Pierucki 94 1424 1965-69 Wesley Pitts 186-481 1993-97 40...... Tom Dykstra vs. Millikin, 1/20/70 Bob Whitehead 97 1313 1955-59 Charles Ridley 184-449 1995-99 40..... Tom Dykstra vs. Washington (Mo.) Joel Kolmodin 75 1292 2000-04 Kent Raymond 183-467 2005-08 ...... 12/20/69 Bud Schaeffer 99 1271 1946-50 Jason Senik 175-402 1992-96 40...... Tom Dykstra vs. Taylor, 1/25/69 Jim Buskirk 86 1260 1976-80 Mike Schauer 171-409 1989-93 40.....Arlyn Westergren vs. Ill. Wesleyan, Joel Groen 77 1248 1988-92 Rob Hamann 162-424 1995-99 ...... 2/24/68 Jerry Miller 100 1245 1952-56 Boyd Coolman 137-339 1986-89 40...John Pfund vs. Lake Forest, 2/18/65 Kerry Pfund 74 1162 1967-71 Jon Nielson 126-355 2001-05 40.....Norm Pott vs. Lake Forest, 2/19/53 Dan Fiddler 101 1157 1979-83 Travis Senik 101-268 1996-00 40...... Carl Vining vs. Crane Tech., 1918 Jerry Truax 95 1142 1952-56 Joel Kolmodin 90-214 2000-04 39...... Kent Raymond vs. Elmhurst, 2/23/07 A. Westergren 74 1103 1965-68 Jonathan Steven 89-218 2002-05 39...Joel Kolmodin vs. Elmhurst, 1/21/03 Nate Collord 96 1092 1999-03 Ben Panner 82-197 2006-08 39...... John Pfund vs. Taylor, 1/30/65 Ned Gulbransen 81 1038 1973-77 Jim McGee 70-197 1987-91 Mike Schuaer 100 1022 1989-93 39...... Randy Pfund vs. Humboldt State, ...... 12/17/71 Jon Nielson 99 1014 2001-05 Assists-250 Min. Assists Seasons 38..Jordan Kemper vs. Redlands, 1/3/06 Martin Trimiew 100 1003 2001-05 Randy Pfund 478 1970-74 Matt Nadelhoffer 413 1995-97 38...... Joel Groen vs. Millikin, 2/5/91 Field goals FGM-FGA Seasons Jon Nielson 411 2001-05 38...... Clyde Glass vs. Millikin, 12/9/78 Mel Peterson 1031-2036 1956-60 Bill Harbeck 401 1973-76 38.....Randy Pfund vs. North Central, 1/26/74 Tom Dykstra 753-1622 1966-70 Travis Senik 326 1996-00 38.. Steve Haugen vs. Carthage, 12/7/74 John Pfund 736-1812 1961-65 Wesley Pitts 314 1993-97 38.....Randy Pfund vs. North Central, 1/18/72 Randy Pfund 674-1574 1970-74 Mike Schauer 290 1989-93 38...... John Jauchen vs. Hope, 2/27/68 Steve Haugen 661-1407 1973-77 John Helm 269 1998-02 38...... Norm Pott vs. Millikin, 2/14/53 Norm Pott 659-1288 1950-54 Rob Hamann 261 1995-99 37.... Kent Raymond vs. N. Central, 1/12/08 Bill Harbeck 654-1342 1973-77 Donn Nelson 259 1982-86 37...... Kent Raymond vs. Elmhurst, 2/23/08 Rob Willey 619-1125 1984-88 Nate Frank 258 1991-95 37...... Kent Raymond vs.Elmhurst, 2/17/07 Donn Nelson 612-1162 1982-86 Jack Zimmerman 258 1976-79 37...... Joel Groen vs. Elmhurst, 1/19/91 Steve Clum 609-1209 1970-74 Kent Raymond 256 2005-08 37.....Brian Baird vs. North Central,2/25/82 John Pierucki 589-1494 1965-69 Dan Fiddler 255 1979-83 37..Steve Haugen vs. Denison, 12/14/76 Don Andersen 578-1243 1955-59 37.. Steve Haugen vs. Carthage, 12/7/74 Clyde Glass 571-1134 1976-80 Free Throws FTM-FTA Seasons 37...... Tom Dykstra vs. Millikin, 12/4/68 Robin Cook 559-1227 1969-73 Mel Peterson 480-647 1956-60 37.....John Pfund vs. Valparaiso, 2/27/65 Nate Frank 539-1043 1991-95 Robin Cook 476-652 1969-73 Charles Ridley 539-1060 1995-99 Norm Pott 450-603 1950-54 37.. John Pfund vs. St. Joseph's, 2/13/65 Luke Moo 534-1005 1997-01 Kent Raymond 447-503 2005-08 37...... Mel Peterson vs. Hope, 1/30/60 Jerry Miller 529-952 1952-56 John Pfund 418-602 1961-65 37...... Norm Pott vs. Augustana, 2/20/54 Rob Hamann 522-1045 1995-99 Luke Moo 400-577 1997-01 Jim Buskirk 521-1034 1976-80 Tom Dykstra 399-532 1966-70 Kent Raymond 516-1124 2005-08 Jerry Truax 394-498 1952-56 Jason Senik 515-1095 1992-96 Nate Frank 368-511 1991-95 Joel Groen 513-953 1988-92 Randy Pfund 362-542 1970-74 Wesley Pitts 505-1171 1993-97 Rob Willey 353-497 1984-88

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Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e Ye a r -b y -Ye a r Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l Re c o r d s a n d Te a m Ca p t a i n s

Season Record Coach Team Captain(s) Season Record Coach Team Captain(s) 1901-02 5-2 C.S. Byrne not available 1960-61 9-14 Lee Pfund Bruce Whipple 1902-03 8-1 C.S. Byrne not available 1961-62 10-14 Lee Pfund Bill Lindberg 1903-04 10-9 Elwood Brown not available 1962-63 10-15 Lee Pfund Dennis Gibson 1904-05 10-3-1 Elwood Brown G.A. Smith 1963-64 17-10 Lee Pfund Tom Carney/Cal Pedersen 1905-06 7-10 Elwood Brown G.A. Smith 1964-65 13-11 Lee Pfund Charles Huibregtse/John Pfund 1906-07 5-13 Tommy Byrne H. McKenzie 1965-66 10-15 Lee Pfund Steve Miller 1907-08 4-5 Art Guild H. McKenzie 1966-67 15-9 Lee Pfund Jeff Jonswold 1908-09 5-7 Clarence Jones Lawrence Fisher 1967-68 16-9, 11-5 Lee Pfund Jeff Jonswold 1909-10 2-8 Mr. McBean not available 1968-69 12-12, 10-6 Lee Pfund John Pierucki 1910-11 7-6 Herb Immenhausen Frazier Snyder 1969-70 11-14, 6-10 Lee Pfund Tom Dykstra 1911-12 3-6 Herb Immenhausen not available 1970-71 17-7, 11-5 Lee Pfund Steve Larson/Kerry Pfund 1912-13 4-1-1 Mathias Elsen not available 1971-72 16-9, 12-4 Lee Pfund Robin Cook 1913-14 8-5 Professor Wiggins Harry Cook 1972-73 10-14, 7-9 Lee Pfund Robin Cook 1914-15 3-7 Jasper Turnbull not available 1973-74 9-16, 8-8 Lee Pfund Steve Clum/Randy Pfund 1915-16 4-8 Jasper Turnbull not available 1974-75 6-18, 4-12 Lee Pfund Bill Harbeck 1916-17 5-4 Mr. Robinson not available 1975-76 8-15, 3-12 Dick Helm Bill Harbeck/Steve Haugen 1917-18 12-4 Alvin Coleman not available 1976-77 15-11, 10-6 Dick Helm Ned Gulbransen 1918-19 6-5 Charles Mitchell not available 1977-78 9-17, 6-10 Dick Helm Mark Smith 1919-20 13-4 Rex Gary Murray Smith 1978-79 15-11, 10-6 Dick Helm Clyde Grass 1920-21 4-3 Rex Gary Carl Vining 1979-80 10-16, 5-11 Dick Helm Jim Buskirk/Clyde Grass 1921-22 4-10 Bob Woodruff Ed Coray 1980-81 14-11, 7-9 Dick Helm John Knechtle 1922-23 4-8 Mr. Conley Ed Coray 1981-82 11-14, 7-9 Dick Helm Dan Fiddler 1923-24 8-5 Mr. Conley Clarence Mason 1982-83 8-17, 4-12 Dick Helm Dan Fiddler 1924-25 9-7 Henry Lipp Bill Gale 1983-84 9-16, 6-10 Bill Harbeck George Garrison 1925-26 10-2 Henry Lipp Archie MacKinney 1984-85 6-18, 3-13 Bill Harbeck Dave Partain/Steve Wilhite 1926-27 12-5 Ed Coray Ev DeVelde 1985-86 14-12, 9-7 Bill Harbeck Jeff Killough/Donn Nelson 1927-28 8-8 Ed Coray Bob Nelson 1986-87 12-14, 8-8 Bill Harbeck Todd Reisler/Greg Trapp 1928-29 7-6 Ed Coray Ray "Turk" Conley 1987-88 17-9, 8-8 Bill Harbeck Paul Ledbetter/Rob Willey 1929-30 8-11 Ed Coray Willard DeYoung 1988-89 13-13, 6-10 Bill Harbeck Paul Sweatman/Keith Thomas 1930-31 7-11 Ed Coray Will Claus 1989-90 7-19, 3-13 Bill Harbeck Jim McGee 1931-32 7-10 Ed Coray Sam Orvis 1990-91 8-18, 3-13 Bill Harbeck Jim McGee/Jeremy Woodruff 1932-33 10-7 Ed Coray Willard Bass 1991-92 9-17, 4-12 Bill Harris Brett Ballbach/Joel Groen 1933-34 13-10 Ed Coray Frank Laurence 1992-93 14-11, 8-6 Bill Harris P.T. Hopkins/Mike Schauer 1934-35 7-14 Ed Coray Robert Glover/Don Peterson 1993-94 17-8, 8-6 Bill Harris Nate Frank/Ronn Smith 1935-36 11-11 Ed Coray John Gray/Tunis Romein 1994-95 21-5, 12-2 Bill Harris Nate Frank/Ronn Smith 1936-37 7-11 Fred Walker Russ Powell 1995-96 25-2, 13-1 * Bill Harris Aaron Messner/Jason Senik 1937-38 10-7 Fred Walker Clarence Updike 1996-97 18-7, 8-6 Bill Harris Matt Nadelhoffer/ 1938-39 7-6 Fred Walker Rudy Schlegel Wesley Pitts/Scott Olsson 1939-40 4-10 Fred Walker Rudy Schlegel/Don Kennedy 1997-98 13-12, 7-7 Bill Harris Rob Hamann/Charles Ridley 1940-41 4-13 Del Nelson Clayton Hoisington 1998-99 20-7, 11-3 * Bill Harris Rob Hamann/Charles Ridley 1941-42 6-15 Del Nelson Byron Blair/Don Ewing 1999-00 19-6, 10-4 Bill Harris Travis Senik/Michael Collins 1942-43 9-8 Morris Nelson Paul Edwards 2000-01 13-12, 5-9 Bill Harris Brian Adams/Luke Moo 1943-44 16-2 Ed Coray Dave Paynter Tom Kluckman 1944-45 13-5 Ed Coray Bill Ward 2001-02 16-9, 6-8 Bill Harris John Helm 1945-46 16-5 Ed Coray Dick Hills 2002-03 19-6, 9-5 Bill Harris Nate Collord/Austin Ochs 1946-47 20-5, 7-3 Ed Coray Robert Brewer 2003-04 21-4, 10-4 Bill Harris Joel Kolmodin/Will Landry/ 1947-48 18-6, 9-1 + Ed Coray Bob Baptista/Bud Schaeffer Jon Nielson 1948-49 20-6, 8-2 Ed Coray Max Norman/Bud Schaeffer 2004-05 20-6, 10-4 Bill Harris Jon Nielson 1949-50 17-9, 6-4 Ed Coray Marv Johnson/Bud Schaeffer 2005-06 11-14, 7-7 Bill Harris Tony Bollier/Jordan Kemper 1950-51 17-12, 6-4 Ed Coray Marv Johnson 2006-07 17-9, 9-5 Bill Harris Michael Fiddler/Johnnie Standard 1951-52 15-8, 6-4 Lee Pfund Dick Messner 2007-08 22-8, 9-5 Bill Harris Kent Raymond/Phil Denham 1952-53 16-5, 9-0 * Lee Pfund Dick Gross 1901-2008 1266-970-2 (.566; 107 seasons overall) 1953-54 14-7, 9-3 Lee Pfund Norm Pott 1130-874-1 (.564 in intercollegiate games) 1954-55 14-11, 7-5 Lee Pfund Dick Helm 438-337 (.565; 52 CCIW seasons) 1955-56 27-4, 14-0 * Lee Pfund Jerry Miller/Jerry Truax 1956-57 28-1, 14-0 * $ Lee Pfund Dick Kamm * CCIW Champion. + CCIW Co-Champion. 1957-58 27-3, 14-0 * Lee Pfund Don Anderson/Bill Gerig $ NCAA College Division National Champion. 1958-59 23-4, 14-0 * Lee Pfund Bill Gerig Note: Wheaton did not participate 1959-60 16-10 Lee Pfund John Dobbert/Mel Peterson in the CCIW between 1959 and 1967.

Thunder Men's Basketball - 20 2008-09 Th u n d e r Me n 's Ba s k e tb a l l Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e In t e r c o l l e g i a t e Se r i e s Re c o r d s Ag a i n s t Op p o n e n t s , 1901-2008 Opponent Record Series Began Last Game Opponent Record Series Began Last Game Adelphi 1-0 1954-55 1954-55 Dickinson 1-0 2007-08 2007-08 University of Akron 2-1 1952-53 1957-58 Doane 1-0 1966-67 1966-67 Armour Tech 22-19 1901-02 1952-53 Earlham 0-1 1974-75 1974-75 Albion 2-1 1961-62 1965-66 Eastern 1-0 1999-2000 1999-2000 Anderson (Ind.) 1-0 1993-94 1993-94 Eastern Illinois 0-1 1948-49 1948-49 Arkansas Tech 1-0 1945-46 1945-46 Eastern Michigan 0-2 1972-73 1973-74 Asbury 3-0 1996-97 2003-04 East Stroudsburg State 0-1 1934-35 1934-35 Augsburg 4-2 1950-51 1965-66 Eckerd 0-4 1972-73 1981-82 * Augustana College 52-62 1924-25 2007-08 * Elmhurst 112-39 1912-13 2007-08 Aurora 36-4 1912-13 2005-06 Eureka 2-4 1941-42 1988-89 Austin 1-0 1996-97 1996-97 University of Evansville 1-1 1959-60 1960-61 Azusa Pacific 1-1 1979-80 1982-83 Ferris State 1-1 1978-79 1978-79 Baldwin-Wallace 1-1 1948-49 1983-84 Franklin 2-3 1950-51 2006-07 Ball State 2-0 1951-52 1952-53 Fresno State 0-1 1958-59 1958-59 Barat 2-0 1993-94 1993-94 Gallaudet 1-0 2002-03 2002-03 Beloit 9-14 1948-49 1991-92 Geneva 0-1 1949-50 1949-50 Benedictine (Ill.) 7-8 1971-72 2007-08 George Willams 8-3 1933-34 1946-47 Bethany (Calif.) 1-0 2001-02 2001-02 Georgia Southwestern 1-0 1974-75 1974-75 Bethany (Kan.) 1-0 1948-49 1948-49 Gordon 3-0 1994-95 2004-05 Bethany (W.V.) 1-0 1984-85 1984-85 Grace (Ind.) 1-1 1984-85 1985-86 Bethany Nazarene 0-1 1982-83 1982-83 Grand Canyon 0-1 1977-78 1977-78 Bethel (Minn.) 3-1 1944-45 1989-90 Greenville 11-0 1945-46 2001-02 Biola 0-1 1979-80 1979-80 Grinnell 1-0 1995-96 1995-96 Blackburn 1-0 2002-03 2002-03 Gustavus Adolphus 4-1 1955-56 1958-59 Bluffton 1-0 1983-84 1983-84 Hamilton 1-0 1974-75 1974-75 Bowling Green 1-0 1957-58 1957-58 Hanover 1-2 1949-50 1994-95 Bradley 0-1 1974-75 1974-75 Harvard 0-1 1961-62 1961-62 Brandeis 1-1 1954-55 1959-60 Heidelberg 1-0 1978-79 1978-79 Bridgeport 0-1 1966-67 1966-67 Hillsdale 1-0 1948-49 1948-49 Brigham Young 1-0 1904-05 1904-05 Hofstra 0-1 1950-51 1950-51 Buffalo State 2-0 1950-51 1956-57 Hope 14-18 1957-58 2007-08 California-Irvine 0-2 1971-72 1973-74 Humboldt State 1-0 1971-72 1971-72 California-San Diego 0-1 1986-87 1986-87 Huntington 6-1 1933-34 1989-90 Cal Poly Pomona 0-1 1973-74 1973-74 Illinois College 8-5 1937-38 2000-01 Cal State Los Angeles 1-0 1956-57 1956-57 Illinois Inst. of Tech. 15-3 1961-62 2007-08 CSU Monterey Bay 0-1 2001-02 2001-02 Illinois Normal (Illinois St.) 7-5 1905-06 1946-47 Calvin 26-22 1949-50 2007-08 * Illinois Wesleyan 36-69 1946-47 2007-08 Cardinal Stritch 1-0 2001-02 2001-02 Indiana Univ.-Pudue Univ. 0-1 1979-80 1979-80 Carroll (Wis.) 39-24 1925-26 1992-93 Indiana State 1-0 1953-54 1953-54 * Carthage 54-36 1930-31 2007-08 Indiana Wesleyan 1-1 1989-90 1991-92 Case Western Reserve 1-0 1980-81 1980-81 John Carroll 0-1 1998-99 1998-99 Cedarville 1-0 1977-78 1977-78 Judson (Ill.) 1-0 1987-88 1987-88 Central (Iowa) 5-0 1965-66 2002-03 Juniata 1-1 1933-34 1941-42 Chapman 3-1 1957-58 1997-98 Kalamazoo 5-0 1951-52 2007-08 University of Chicago 13-15 1911-12 2007-08 Kansas Wesleyan 0-1 1950-51 1950-51 Chicago Teacher's 11-4 1910-11 1966-67 Kentucky State 0-1 1959-60 1959-60 (also Illinois Teacher's; now Northeastern Illinois University) Kentucky Wesleyan 1-1 1955-56 1966-67 Christopher Newport 0-1 2002-03 2002-03 Kenyon College 1-0 2003-04 2003-04 University of Cincinnati 0-1 1935-36 1935-36 King's (Pa.) 8-1 1938-39 1950-51 Claremont-Mudd Scripps 2-0 1997-98 2000-01 LaGrange 1-0 1999-2000 1999-2000 Clarke 4-0 1998-99 2005-06 Lake Forest 46-20 1906-07 1999-2000 Colby-Sawyer 0-1 1994-95 1994-95 Lakeland 3-1 1974-75 1996-97 Colorado College 3-0 1968-69 1987-88 La Sierra University 1-0 2005-06 2005-06 Colorado School of Mines 0-1 1987-88 1987-88 University of LaVerne 1-0 2007-08 2007-08 Concordia (Ill.) 29-7 1937-38 2004-05 Lawrence 2-1 1904-05 2007-08 Concordia (Mo.) 0-1 1946-47 1946-47 Lawrence Tech 2-0 1954-55 1955-56 Concordia (Wis.) 1-0 2005-06 2005-20 LeTourneau 1-0 1996-97 1996-97 Covenant 1-0 1999-2000 1999-2000 Lewis Tech 14-10 1901-02 1926-27 Curry (Mass.) 1-0 2004-05 2004-05 Lewis 4-2 1955-56 1964-65 Daemen 1-0 1978-79 1978-79 Lincoln (Mo.) 1-0 1959-60 1959-60 University of Dallas 2-0 1996-97 2003-04 Long Island 0-2 1934-35 1941-42 Davis & Elkins 0-1 1981-82 1981-82 Loras 2-0 2007-08 2007-08 Defiance 2-1 1975-76 1999-2000 University of Louisville 1-1 1935-36 1935-36 Denison 2-0 1975-76 1985-86 Loyola Univ.-Chicago 5-8-1 1912-13 1951-52 University of Denver 1-0 1987-88 1987-88 Macalester 2-1 1960-61 1981-82 DePaul 2-3 1911-12 1918-19 MacMurray (Ill.) 6-1 1968-69 2004-05 DePauw 8-11 1957-58 1984-85 Malone 0-1 1986-87 1986-87 Thunder Men's Basketball - 21 2008-09 Th u n d e r Me n 's Ba s k e tb a l l

Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e In t e r c o l l e g i a t e Se r i e s Re c o r d s Ag a i n s t Op p o n e n t s , 1901-2008 Opponent Record Series Began Last Game Opponent Record Series Began Last Game Manchester 2-2 1918-19 1998-99 San Jose State 1-0 1958-59 1958-59 Mansfield State 1-0 1980-81 1980-81 Seattle Pacific 0-1 1973-74 1973-74 Marian (Ind.) 0-1 2004-05 2004-05 Seton Hall 0-1 1954-55 1954-55 Marian (Wis.) 0-2 1979-80 1983-84 Sioux Falls 1-0 1979-80 1979-80 Marshall 0-1 1947-48 1947-48 University of South Dakota 2-2 1956-57 1960-61 Martin Luther 1-0 2003-04 2003-04 Southern Illinois 2-1 1949-50 1958-59 Maryville (Mo.) 1-0 1999-2000 1999-2000 Southern Maine 1-0 1994-95 1994-95 Mass. Inst. of Technology 0-1 1967-68 1967-68 South Florida 0-1 1972-73 1972-73 McKendree 1-1 1927-28 1955-56 Southwest Missouri State 1-0 1959-60 1959-60 McMurry (Texas) 1-0 2005-06 2005-06 Southwestern Univ. (Texas) 1-0 2003-04 2003-04 Menlo 0-2 1986-87 1993-94 Spring Arbor 0-1 1984-85 1984-85 Mercer 1-0 1959-60 1959-60 St. Ambrose 5-2 1929-30 1994-95 * Millikin 54-50 1940-41 2007-08 St. Anselm 1-0 1950-51 1950-51 Milton 2-0 1934-35 1936-37 St. Joseph's (Ind.) 2-5 1963-64 1966-67 Minnesota-Duluth 1-0 1956-57 1956-57 St. Norbert 4-4 1939-40 1992-93 Missouri Valley 0-1 1990-91 1990-91 St. Peter's 0-2 1968-69 1970-71 Monmouth (Ill.) 0-4 1904-05 1920-21 St. Thomas (Fla.) 1-0 1995-96 1995-96 Mount St. Clare 1-0 1996-97 1996-97 St. Thomas (Pa.) 0-2 1933-34 1934-35 Morehead State 1-0 1947-48 1947-48 St. Xavier 0-2 1980-81 1985-86 Morris Harvey University 1-1 1948-49 1949-50 Stephen F. Austin 1-0 1975-76 1975-76 (now Univ. of Charleston) Sterling 0-2 1907-08 1907-08 Multnomah Bible 1-0 1998-99 1998-99 Stetson 0-1 1959-60 1959-60 Muskingum 0-1 1980-81 1980-81 Swarthmore 1-0 1967-68 1967-68 Nazareth College 1-0 2006-07 2006-07 University of Tampa 2-1 1959-60 1962-63 Nebraska Wesleyan. 3-0 1951-52 1990-91 Taylor 14-9 1933-34 1983-84 New Hampshire 1-0 1960-61 1960-61 Tennessee State 0-1 1963-64 1963-64 New Jersey City 1-0 2002-03 2002-03 Texas College 1-0 1950-51 1950-51 No. Carolina-Greensboro 1-0 1976-77 1976-77 Texas Lutheran 1-0 2004-05 2004-05 * North Central 107-86 1902-03 2007-08 Texas Southern 0-1 1955-56 1955-56 Northern Illinois 32-59 1901-02 1963-64 Trinity Christian 2-0 1975-76 1976-77 Northern Michigan 0-1 1958-59 1958-59 Trinity University (Texas) 1-0 2003-04 2003-04 * North Park 41-43 1963-64 2007-08 Trine (Formerly Tri-State) 0-2 1966-67 1982-83 Northwestern (Ill.) 0-1 2006-07 2006-07 Tufts 1-0 1967-68 1967-68 Northwestern (Minn.) 2-0 2001-02 2003-04 Upper Iowa 2-0 1965-66 1980-81 NW Louisiana 0-1 1953-54 1953-54 Upsala 0-1 1967-68 1967-68 Nova 0-1 1992-93 1992-93 Valparaiso 10-31 1918-19 1969-70 Oakland 1-0 1973-74 1973-74 Villa Julie 1-0 2002-03 2002-03 Occidental 0-1 1977-78 1977-78 Wabash 13-12 1958-59 2004-05 Oglethorpe 1-0 1972-73 1972-73 Warner Pacific 1-0 1998-99 1998-99 Ohio Wesleyan 1-0 1980-81 1980-81 Warner Southern 2-0 1992-93 1995-96 Olivet Nazarene 1-0 1979-80 1979-80 Wartburg 1-0 2007-08 2007-08 Oral Roberts 0-1 1969-70 1969-70 Washington (Mo.) 7-10 1960-61 1998-99 Palm Beach Atlantic 2-0 1992-93 1995-96 Wayland Baptist 2-0 1950-51 1951-52 Parks 2-0 1994-95 1995-96 Wayne State 2-0 1957-58 1958-59 Parsons 2-0 1963-64 1964-65 Webster (First ever meeting) Penn State 0-1 1934-35 1934-35 Western Illinois 1-6 1925-26 1955-56 Pepperdine 0-1 1958-59 1958-59 Western Michigan 0-1 1961-62 1961-62 Pittsburg State 0-1 1955-56 1955-56 Westminster (Pa.) 0-1 1933-34 1933-34 University of Portland 1-0 1964-65 1964-65 Westmont 0-4 1963-64 1972-73 Portland State 0-1 1973-74 1973-74 West Texas State 0-1 1954-55 1954-55 Principia (Ill.) 2-0 1993-94 2006-07 Whitworth 2-2 1962-63 2007-08 Puget Sound Christian 1-0 1998-99 1998-99 Whittier 4-2 1986-87 2005-06 Redlands, Univ. of 0-1 2005-06 2005-06 Williams College 1-0 2004-05 2004-05 Rider 0-2 1934-35 1941-42 William Jewell 1-0 1961-62 1961-62 Rio Grande 1-1 1947-48 1987-88 Wilmington (Ohio) 1-0 1993-94 1993-94 Ripon 0-1 1909-10 1909-10 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 4-1 1925-26 1935-36 Rivier 2-0 2007-08 2007-08 Wisconsin-River Falls 1-0 1952-53 1952-53 Rockford 10-3 1983-84 1998-99 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1-0 1969-70 1969-70 Roosevelt 2-1 1983-84 1988-89 Wisconsin-Stout 1-0 1981-82 1981-82 Rosary 1-0 1987-88 1987-88 Wittenberg University 1-1 1979-80 2001-02 Rose-Hulman Institute 2-1 1975-76 2002-03 College of Wooster 0-3 1977-78 1991-92 Saginaw Valley State 0-1 1978-79 1978-79 Salem (W.V.) 1-0 1948-49 1948-49 * CCIW Opponent San Diego State 0-1 1971-72 1971-72 San Jose Christian 1-0 2001-02 2001-02

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1901-02 (5-2; C.S. Byrne) 1906-07 continued 1913-14 continued 1919-20 continued 1925-26 (10-2; Henry Lipp) WC Opponent Opp. 32 Rockford YMCA 31 37 St. Cyrils 9 23 Armour Tech 25 42 Ill. Merchant Banks 23 43 Northern Illinois 14 25 Lewis Tech 38 39 Culver Military 31 15 St. Viator 28 26 Valparaiso 29 26 Lewis Tech 18 2 Lake Forest 0 18 St. Viator 19 31 North Central 17 49 Mount Morris 20 20 Lewis Tech 31 34 Lake Forest 38 20 Aurora 23 25 Crane Tech 24 55 Lewis Tech 12 16 West Side YMCA 36 28 Lewis Tech 15 26 Northern Illinois 57 33 Lake Forest 24 40 Oshkosh Teachers 31 31 Elgin YMCA 18 38 Culver Military 40 29 Moody Bible 6 30 Lake Forest 18 39 Western Illinois 34 36 Central YMCA 26 13 North Central 23 26 Northern Illinois 13 34 Aurora 8 36 Chicago YMCA 30 42 Armour Tech 5 30 Alumni 39 19 Aurora 15 34 Naperville YMCA 17 38 North Central 26 27 Elmhurst 7 31 Mount Morris 20 42 Kenosha YMCA 20 1902-03 (8-1; C.S. Byrne) 1907-08 (4-5; Art Guild) 25 Carroll 31 70 North Central 6 18 Central YMCA 30 1914-15 (3-7; Jasper Turnbull) 1920-21 (4-3; Rex Gary) 41 North Central 26 27 Lewis Tech 7 16 North Central 32 12 St. Ignatius 37 39 Elmhurst 13 36 Mount Morris 34 27 Armour Tech 19 32 Armour Tech 18 19 First National Bank 21 23 Wilmette AC 17 22 North Central 24 39 Lewis Tech 13 36 Aurora 14 23 Lake Forest 33 1926-27 (12-5; Ed Coray) 43 Rockford YMCA 10 45 Austin High 17 18 St. Viator 33 20 Crane Tech 14 43 Aurora 8 25 Central YMCA 23 28 Rockford 45 23 St. Ignatius 30 15 Monmouth (Ill.) 36 34 Chicago Teachers 21 30 Lewis Tech 10 45 Mt. Carmel 41 13 Mount Morris 29 40 Amer. School of P.E. 17 17 Illinois Normal 26 26 Northern Illinois 24 28 Morrison 61 40 Northern Illinois 41 25 Lake Forest 27 32 Lincoln 33 25 Northern Illinois 14 21 Sterling 51 29 Culver Military 41 18 Western Illinois 20 24 Lewis Tech 12 1921-22 (4-10; Bob Woodruff) 43 UW-Oshkosh 23 1903-04 (10-9; Elwood Brown) 1908-09 (5-7; Clarence Jones) 47 Northern Illinois 27 7 Amer. Optimists 21 56 Mount Morris 25 47 Armour Tech 30 18 Oak Park YMCA 15 20 Mount Morris 36 38 Chicago YMCA 24 53 Hull House 32 14 Central YMCA 52 1915-16 (4-8; Jasper Turnbull) 22 Alumni 11 53 Aurora 7 47 Armour Tech 20 20 North Central 14 57 Aurora 17 9 North Central 31 30 Illinois Normal 19 35 West Side YMCA 39 18 Illinois AC 28 19 Monmouth (Ill.) 22 9 Valparaiso 18 38 Lewis Tech 13 49 Freeport YMCA 19 29 Armour Tech 25 24 Crane Tech 15 13 Chicago P.E. 18 30 Valparaiso 22 44 Freeport Guards 17 46 Alumni 26 22 Lewis Tech 28 7 Northern Illinois 17 21 North Central 29 23 Company "E" 19 17 North Central 39 17 Northern Illinois 33 19 Elgin JC 15 36 Chicago YMCA 25 31 Sheboygan AC 34 15 Illinois AC 52 11 Mount Morris 23 12 Lewis Tech 13 22 Valparaiso 48 32 Reach AC 41 24 Armour Tech 36 17 Lane Tech 30 16 North Central 14 37 Reach AC 34 35 Oak Park YMCA 47 12 Crane Tech 16 13 Mount Morris 22 1927-28 (8-8; Ed Coray) 38 Haskell Indians 36 24 Freeport YMCA 14 27 Aurora 26 16 Lewis Tech 15 38 Aurora 15 37 West Side YMCA 39 32 Culver Military 38 10 Northern Illinois 11 3 Valparaiso 12 36 Alumni 34 22 Central YMCA 31 20 Aurora 21 11 Northern Illinois 22 45 Battle Creek 9 38 Indianapolis YMCA 25 1909-10 (2-8; Mr. McBean) 20 Alumni 18 35 Armour Tech 27 21 West Side YMCA 47 16 Lewis Tech 23 1922-23 (4-8; Mr. Conley) 29 Aurora 21 47 Evanston Crescents 18 25 Evanston YMCA 31 1916-17 (5-4; Mr. Robinson) 27 Alumni 18 44 Mount Morris 28 31 Evanston Crescents 34 12 Ripon 46 57 Aurora 15 26 Elmhurst 10 15 Western Illinois 43 35 Port Washington 36 15 Fon du Lac YMCA 27 20 Lewis Tech 35 14 Loyola (Ill.) 12 15 McKendree 36 17 Lewis Tech 23 3 North Central 61 17 Am. College of P.E. 14 31 Lincoln 26 1904-05 (10-3-1; E. Brown) 23 North Central 24 16 DePaul 33 16 Valparaiso 36 25 Mount Morris 41 37 Evanston Crescents 25 13 Armour Tech 16 15 Northern Illinois 27 18 Northern Illinois 36 36 North Central 35 29 Monmouth (Ill.) 33 14 North Central 28 35 Joliet AC 5 24 North Central 26 18 Northwestern Dental 22 19 North Central 22 23 St. Viator 15 2 Lewis Tech 0 4 Loyola (Ill.) 11 23 Northern Illinois 25 65 North Central 27 38 Business Men 16 44 Lane JC 0 10 Am. College of P.E. 17 21 North Central 32 39 Central YMCA 38 33 Crane Tech 6 12 Northern Illinois 15 29 Armour Tech 30 77 Lawrence 14 1910-11 (7-6; H.Immenhausen) 15 Moody Bible 30 19 Northern Illinois 25 36 Central YMCA 50 12 Armour Tech 8 1917-18 (12-4; Alvin Coleman) 18 North Central 21 37 West Side YMCA 18 12 Armour Tech 28 31 U.S.S. Wilmette 12 1928-29 (7-6; Ed Coray) 35 Evanston Crescents 21 10 Chicago Teachers 38 31 Mount Morris 11 1923-24 (8-5; Mr. Conley) 23 Illinois Normal 34 35 Brigham Young 27 11 Lewis Tech 19 24 Lewis Tech 18 26 Elmhurst 22 19 Northern Illinois 41 33 L.D.S.V. Salt Lake 33 12 North Central 24 9 North Central 50 20 Valparaiso 22 34 Mount Morris 24 28 L.D.S.V. Salt Lake 23 28 St. Viator 16 42 Aurora 18 19 North Central 15 25 North Central 17 38 Denver YMCA 36 2 Lewis Tech 0 26 Crane Tech 13 17 Loyola (Ill.) 18 21 Illinois Normal 19 53 Cheyenne YMCA 31 18 Kent Law School 6 17 DePaul 34 25 Northern Illinois 20 31 Lincoln 15 27 North Central 18 11 Northern Illinois 20 47 Aurora 7 31 Mount Morris 33 1905-06 (7-10; E. Brown) 11 Mount Morris 44 16 Hedding 19 30 Kent Law School 25 26 Elmhurst 28 36 Armour Tech 11 36 Culver Military 18 40 Mount Morris 19 20 Northern Illinois 13 33 Northern Illinois 29 27 West Side YMCA 29 11 U. of Illinois Frosh 22 28 Aurora 8 9 Loyola (Ill.) 21 17 North Central 16 29 Fairfield YMCA 25 27 Northwestern Frosh 18 12 North Central 11 22 Mount Morris 43 26 Des Moines 29 31 Kansas City YMCA 47 49 Crane Tech 9 28 Aurora 16 24 Battle Creek 22 29 Kansas City YMCA 44 1911-12 (3-6; H Immenhausen) 35 Lewis Tech 12 26 Mount Morris 29 23 Elmhurst 24 23 Muscatine Co. 41 26 Lane Tech 16 11 North Central 10 32 North Central 15 40 Freeport YMCA 31 22 Wheaton Academy 23 1929-30 (8-11; Ed Coray) 20 Rockford YMCA 11 8 Univ. of Chicago 35 1918-19 (6-5; Charles Mitchell) 1924-25 (9-7; Henry Lipp) 33 Illinois Normal 29 29 Chilocco Indiana 16 12 DePaul 21 14 Elgin JC 32 37 Elmhurst 4 64 Aurora 14 22 Central YMCA 46 38 Northern Illinois 28 53 Manchester 25 28 North Central 30 29 Illinois Normal 33 19 West Side YMCA 25 7 North Central 36 21 Northern Illinois 18 24 Valparaiso 31 28 Alumni 24 44 Illinois Normal 28 31 DePaul 17 14 Mount Morris 31 22 Loyola (Ill.) 11 15 Armour Tech 21 21 U. of Illinois Frosh 28 27 Northern Illinois 30 49 Northern Illinois 19 24 North Central 28 32 Chicago YMCA 37 37 U. of Illinois Frosh 27 11 North Central 14 20 DePaul 11 20 Valparaiso 17 17 North Central 37 24 Lewis Tech 51 34 Mount Morris 19 13 Lawrence 23 32 Elmhurst 23 21 Lewis Tech 67 1912-13 (4-1-1; Mathias Elsen) 13 Whitting Owls 62 18 Northern Illinois 24 25 Northern Illinois 39 36 Alumni 38 40 Chicago Medical 10 18 Valparaiso 23 47 Aurora 14 25 Northern Illinois 37 46 St. Cyrils 19 38 Hedding 20 39 Mount Morris 33 43 Mount Morris 32 1906-07 (5-13; Tommy Byrne) 21 Northern Illinois 25 27 Monmouth (Ill.) 38 21 Chandler's YMCA 29 19 Elmhurst 30 28 Armour Tech 20 36 Elmhurst 12 31 Lake Forest 19 42 Mount Morris 21 28 North Central 37 46 Aurora 18 1919-20 (13-4; Rex Gary) 28 Lake Forest 21 50 Aurora 31 27 Armour Tech 30 30 Loyola (Ill.) 30 27 American Legion 21 23 Mount Morris 21 31 St. Ambrose 27 40 Port Washington 73 43 Aurora 30 36 North Central 29 20 North Central 37 19 Manitowoc 55 1913-14 (8-5; Prof. Wiggins) 20 Crane Tech 11 19 Augustana 26 24 Chicago YMCA 28 27 Peoria YMCA 38 14 Univ. of Chicago 47 34 Manchester 33 17 St. Ambrose 44 23 Crescent YMCA 56 49 Moody Bible 30 26 Northern Illinois 23 30 Western Illinois 57 19 Muscatine Co. 86 18 Lewis Tech 16 2 Armour Tech 0 NOTE: Games in italics do not count toward inter- 57 Stillman Valley 23 23 St. Viator 48 29 Mount Morris 33 41 Freeport YMCA 37 19 Manchester 22 collegiate record.

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1930-31 (7-11; Ed Coray) 1934-35 (7-14; Ed Coray) 1938-39 (7-6; Fred Walker) 1942-43 continued 1946-47 continued 33 Armour Tech 35 28 Milton 15 42 Joliet JC 37 52 Eureka 64 56 * Lake Forest 31 35 North Park JC 18 29 Univ. of Chicago 46 38 Chicago Teachers 32 51 George Williams 25 46 * North Central 49 52 Alumni 20 34 Elmhurst 24 36 Elmhurst 28 42 Lake Forest 31 66 * Illinois College 57 26 Northern Illinois 47 31 Northern Illinois 42 30 Northern Illinois 54 54 Illinois Tech 39 75 Greenville 55 27 Aurora 19 30 Armour Tech 32 32 North Central 55 55 * Carthage 53 20 North Central 31 33 Oshkosh Teachers 36 33 Chicago Teachers 43 1943-44 (16-2; Ed Coray) 75 King's College (Pa.) 37 20 St. Viator 45 33 George Williams 36 33 Carroll (Wis.) 34 52 Joliet JC 43 61 Amerocks (Rockford) 48 35 Armour Tech 25 30 Long Island 60 29 Northern Illinois 64 63 Northern Illinois 39 43 YMCA College 22 32 Rider 51 38 King's College (Pa.) 26 41 Wright JC 27 1947-48 (18-6; Ed Coray) 17 Carthage 41 36 Penn State 52 54 Aurora 18 50 Elmhurst 37 55 Mission House 19 20 St. Viator 37 43 E. Stroudsburg Teachers 44 27 North Central 50 46 North Central 43 61 Huntington 44 17 Illinois Normal 25 33 St. Thomas (Pa.) 42 72 Aurora 22 46 Peoria Independents 37 59 Valparaiso 72 24 YMCA College 30 37 Alumni 29 37 Elmhurst 31 41 Elmhurst 35 65 Illinois Tech 55 21 Carthage 15 33 North Central 27 57 North Central 31 34 Loyola (Ill.) 54 29 Aurora 14 26 Oak Park YMCA 23 1939-40 (4-10; Fred Walker) 46 Northern Illinois 52 76 Concordia (Ill.) 55 26 North Central 35 33 George Williams 30 39 St. Norbert 43 54 Concordia (Ill.) 41 63 * Lake Forest 39 25 Northern Illinois 40 32 Augustana 41 50 Concordia (Ill.) 40 74 Hertzl JC 42 78 * Augustana 63 34 Mount Morris 36 20 Armour Tech 25 34 Northern Illinois 47 55 Elmhurst 35 70 Morehead State 61 23 North Central 35 36 Northern Illinois 39 43 Naval Intelligence 32 43 Elmhurst 42 1931-32 (7-10; Ed Coray) 28 Northern Illinois 45 43 Illinois College 45 44 Radio Signal Sch. 61 52 Concordia (Ill.) 38 26 Morton JC 38 39 Elmhurst 22 52 Elmhurst 28 58 Chicago Teachers 32 56 * Millikin 57 27 Joliet JC 36 36 Augustana 39 84 Illinois Tech 33 55 Northern Illinois 58 21 Lake Forest 47 1935-36 (11-11; Ed Coray) 31 Chicago Teachers 34 39 Fort Sheridan 36 74 King's College (Pa.) 41 35 Elmhurst 29 40 Lord Byron 28 43 Concordia (Ill.) 60 51 Concordia (Ill.) 46 64 Marshall 95 26 Alumni 35 25 Oak Park YMCA 22 43 King's College (Pa.) 34 83 Rio Grande 66 33 Aurora 18 21 Elmhurst 23 32 Augustana 50 1944-45 (13-5; Ed Coray) 66 * Illinois College 56 28 Elmhurst 25 25 Univ. of Chicago 41 42 Elmhurst 36 37 Bethel (Minn.) 28 46 * Carthage 30 13 North Central 33 39 Armour Tech 19 47 Illinois College 51 37 Elmhurst 40 60 * North Central 49 40 Armour Tech 42 34 Louisville 25 35 Chicago Teachers 43 34 North Central 30 55 * Elmhurst 46 16 Mount Morris 14 30 Oshkosh Teachers 26 44 Univ. of Chicago 48 51 * Illinois Wesleyan 47 33 Aurora 19 29 Illinois Normal 41 1940-41 (4-13; Del Nelson) 37 Northern Illinois 38 48 Northern Illinois 55 20 Mount Morris 31 38 Shurtleff 21 46 Concordia (Ill.) 36 48 Concordia (Ill.) 44 55 * North Central 33 34 Northern Illinois 33 41 Armour Tech 31 30 Lake Forest 54 27 Northern Illinois 53 69 * Lake Forest 49 33 Lake Forest 36 24 Michigan Normal 23 19 Northern Illinois 37 62 Loyola (Ill.) 31 25 Northern Illinois 36 25 Northern Illinois 29 41 Illinois Tech 20 54 Univ. of Chicago 59 1948-49 (20-6; Ed Coray) 49 LaSalle JC 32 35 Northern Illinois 37 31 Sterling 37 59 Elmhurst 53 57 Beloit 76 18 North Central 27 54 Wis. School of Mines 12 44 George Williams 39 53 Loyola (Ill.) 32 56 Univ. of Chicago 49 23 North Central 36 41 Illinois Tech 44 50 North Central 26 47 Loyola (Ill.) 70 1932-33 (10-7; Ed Coray) 30 North Central 47 35 Elmhurst 38 48 Illinois Medical 36 83 Valparaiso 73 30 Northern Illinois 43 28 Elmhurst 25 44 Millikin 52 59 Lutheran Service Center 75 Concordia (Ill.) 52 33 Alumni 23 46 Mission House 21 27 North Central 41 Radio Technicians 31 71 * Augustana 44 49 Univ. of Chicago 26 12 Misssissippi Teachers 45 22 Lake Forest 60 45 Navy Intelligence 28 80 Bethany (Kan.) 53 45 Elmhurst 36 27 Louisville 33 34 King's College (Pa.) 37 55 Amer. College of P.E. 38 87 Taylor 63 55 Crane Tech 52 38 Cincinnati 50 36 Northern Illinois 76 70 Hillsdale 51 46 Armour Tech 36 34 Augustana 52 48 North Central 71 1945-46 (16-5; Ed Coray) 76 King's College (Pa.) 57 26 North Central 27 47 Elmhurst 39 45 Bethel (Minn.) 34 56 Connecticut Teachers 50 34 Aurora 23 1936-37 (7-11; Fred Walker) 33 Augustana 50 30 Elmhurst 29 71 * Lake Forest 43 38 Chicago YMCA Coll. 27 24 Univ. of Chicago 27 55 Millikin 57 37 Illinois Normal 26 80 Elmhurst 46 19 Armour Tech 43 45 Cincinnati Independent 14 38 Arkansas Tech 33 65 * Illinois College 77 44 Lake Forest 40 35 Elmhurst 24 1941-42 (6-15; Del Nelson) 34 Oak Park YMCA 33 65 * Carthage 56 41 Elmhurst 45 50 Milton 11 29 Eureka 32 58 Concordia (Ill.) 63 51 Univ. of Chicago 50 29 North Central 40 23 Oak Park YMCA 29 32 Illinois Tech 37 43 Northern Illinois 48 55 Baldwin-Wallace 71 31 Northern Illinois 51 33 Shurtleff 36 20 Lake Forest 40 44 North Central 34 69 Salem 57 36 Lake Forest 48 38 George Williams 58 40 Northern Illinois 44 65 Amer. College of P.E. 27 80 Morris Harvey 61 54 Aurora 48 30 Armour Tech 39 28 Great Lakes NAS 62 62 Greenville 50 58 * Illinois Wesleyan 60 48 American Can Co. 22 35 North Central 33 47 Elmhurst 41 47 Lake Forest 26 57 * North Central 55 46 Mission House 20 47 North Central 55 41 Augustana 30 71 * Elmhurst 63 1933-34 (13-10; Ed Coray) 28 George Williams 25 46 Eureka 42 73 Concordia (Ill.) 33 70 * Millikin 67 42 George Williams 29 37 Elmhurst 27 39 Nyack Seminary 34 33 North Central 41 73 * Lake Forest 52 52 Northern Illinois 32 30 Western Illinois 42 36 Long Island 83 64 Greenville 36 93 * North Central 66 41 Elmhurst 30 28 Northern Illinois 39 46 Rider 58 42 Loyola (Ill.) 57 60 # Eastern Illinois 76 31 Oshkosh Teachers 30 29 North Central 39 45 King's College (Pa.) 35 43 Elmhurst 34 22 Northern Illinois 25 42 Northern Illinois 47 51 Juniata 60 53 Lake Forest 38 1949-50 (17-9; Ed Coray) 29 Westminster (Pa.) 56 27 St. Viator 47 54 Taylor 61 56 Oak Park YMCA 34 68 Chanute AFB 41 47 Altoona YMCA 12 26 St. Viator 35 29 Augustana 40 43 Northern Illinois 65 57 Beloit 61 28 St. Thomas (Pa.) 46 45 Elmhurst 39 52 Augustana 43 48 Loyola (Ill.) 79 40 Penn. Teachers 43 1937-38 (10-7; Fred Walker) 30 Lake Forest 48 67 Valparaiso 65 36 Philadelphia Opt. 28 45 North Shore Mission 19 39 George Williams 43 1946-47 (20-5; Ed Coray) 65 * Elmhurst 46 41 Baltimore Univ. 44 41 Elmhurst 36 43 North Central 78 41 Oak Park YMCA 39 56 Southern Illinois 54 41 Juniata 28 48 Concordia (Ill.) 34 45 Illinois Tech 27 58 George Williams 38 65 * Lake Forest 48 21 Taylor 33 23 Northern Illinois 46 33 St. Norbert 41 65 Valaparaiso 63 56 * Illinois Wesleyan 52 31 Huntington 26 43 Aurora 17 53 Chicago Teachers 42 71 Hanover 74 44 Armour Tech 40 65 George Williams 35 1942-43 (9-8; Morris Nelson) 55 Concordia (Ill.) 42 89 Hanover 76 20 North Central 35 35 Lake Forest 36 40 Elmhurst 49 44 Illinois Normal 38 86 Northern Illinois 61 23 Univ. of Chicago 34 45 North Central 40 50 Augustana 55 48 * Elmhurst 25 66 Univ. of Chicago 63 32 Armour Tech 44 33 Carroll (Wis.) 49 32 Northern Illinois 41 60 * Illinois Wesleyan 47 62 * Millikin 69 49 George Williams 33 33 Western Illinois 35 41 Illinois Tech 27 63 Greenville 38 60 Univ. of Chicago 63 42 Amer. College of P.E. 33 29 Lake Forest 41 61 Eureka 62 52 Elmhurst 44 71 King's College (Pa.) 57 42 North Central 38 42 North Central 49 38 Concordia (Ill.) 33 51 * Lake Forest 47 67 Geneva 77 36 Elmhurst 39 53 Elmhurst 44 54 Fort Sheridan 41 44 * Millikin 55 49 Huntington 23 44 Illinois College 42 39 Elmhurst 46 55 Northern Illinois 63 27 Northern Illinois 24 56 Mission House 50 48 Concordia (Ill.) 63 * Conference game. 29 North Central 54 53 Northern Illinois 48 # NAIA District 20/ 34 North Central 46 52 Concordia (Ill.) 37 55 Lake Forest 36 42 * North Central 47 National Tournament. 64 North Park JC 42 61 * Augustana 37

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1949-50 continued 1952-53 continued 1955-56 continued 1958-59 continued 1961-62 continued 75 Morris Harvey 95 97 * Illinois College 56 82 # Texas Southern 85 108 * Augustana 60 75 Illinois Tech 73 58 * Illinois College 60 88 * North Central 69 70 # Pittsburg State 77 61 Northern Michigan 78 73 DePauw 97 74 * North Central 69 71 # Illinois Wesleyan 95 106 * Millikin 78 80 Washington (Mo.) 83 70 * Augustana 49 1956-57 (28-1; Lee Pfund; 79 Southern Illinois 73 78 Taylor 75 90 Calvin 76 1953-54 (14-7; Lee Pfund) NCAA Collegiate Division 106 Beloit 45 74 North Central 70 86 * Carthage 55 76 Beloit 81 National Champions) 102 Wayne State 76 74 Northern Illinois 86 63 * Lake Forest 65 82 Northern Illinois 76 105 Taylor 88 79 * Augustana 67 78 * North Central 79 (3 OT) 81 Valparaiso 92 72 * Millikin 53 81 * Elmhurst 54 1962-63 (10-15; Lee Pfund) 80 Elmhurst 66 70 * Lake Forest 69 95 Northern Illinois 73 86 * Illinois Wesleyan 69 80 Lewis Univ. 88 73 Taylor 64 62 Northwest Louisiana 70 71 * Illinois Wesleyan 60 98 * Carroll (Wis.) 43 61 Beloit 71 105 Kalamazoo 53 72 Univ. of Akron 65 107 * Lake Forest 72 84 Albion 77 1950-51 (17-12; Ed Coray) 79 Beloit 97 85 Buffalo State 58 102 + Wabash 83 75 Augsburg 82 63 Chicago Teachers 58 61 * Illinois Wesleyan 64 106 Lewis Univ. 75 76 + Hope 81 80 Whitworth 68 62 Loyola 60 67 * Augustana 84 72 Beloit 74 66 Wabash 84 80 Elmhurst 60 97 * Millikin 91 90 Gustavus Adolphus 61 1959-60 (16-10; Lee Pfund) 64 Valparaiso 84 62 * Lake Forest 64 95 * North Central 78 88 * Lake Forest 57 67 Northern Illinois 63 77 DePauw 72 77 Texas College 69 84 Calvin 69 92 * Carroll (Wis.) 63 90 Southwest Missouri St. 60 91 Calvin 58 52 Valparaiso 71 69 Indiana State 67 83 * Augustana 55 85 Lake Forest 72 68 Washington (Mo.) 69 (OT) 64 Augsburg 63 85 Taylor 75 101 * Elmhurst 72 77 South Dakota State 61 73 Hope 88 72 St. Anselm 57 114 * Elmhurst 86 92 * North Central 72 79 Univ. of Tampa 50 53 DePauw 59 41 Hofstra 62 79 * North Central 71 108 Northern Illinois 81 72 Mercer 63 79 Chicago Teachers 50 72 Franklin 67 91 * Illinois Wesleyan 66 81 * Augustana 57 75 Stetson 87 69 Northern Illinois 88 57 Missouri Central 68 92 * Elmhurst 75 108 * Millikin 95 73 Kentucky State 78 92 North Central 70 55 Kansas Wesleyan 64 80 * Millikin 103 77 * Elmhurst 53 85 Hope 87 73 Valparaiso 69 65 Wayland Baptist 51 74 * Lake Forest 72 82 * Carroll (Wis.) 74 74 Northern Illinois 94 81 Calvin 87 49 King's (Pa.) 40 105 * Augustana 73 91 Beloit 66 70 Augustana 78 77 Univ. of Tampa 66 85 * Carthage 60 71 * Lake Forest 42 79 Wabash 87 87 Wabash 76 62 * Illinois College 83 1954-55 (14-11; Lee Pfund) 110 * North Central 59 88 DePauw 87 76 Hope 72 82 * Millikin 87 88 Northern Illinois 89 88 * Illinois Wesleyan 61 98 North Central 70 78 Washington (Mo.) 95 63 Illinois Tech 71 81 West Texas State 100 96 Calvin 84 80 Valparaiso 70 74 Lake Forest 76 61 Valparaiso 83 82 * Lake Forest 93 84 + Minnesota-Duluth 75 95 Hope 80 83 Northern Illinois 92 50 Calvin 73 108 Nebraska Wesleyan 69 77 + Beloit 75 88 North Central 90 70 North Central 75 87 Buffalo State 55 65 Seton Hall 84 90 + South Dakota 80 97 Wabash 48 79 Valparaiso 81 68 Southern Illinois 76 88 Brandeis 103 71 + Cal. State L.A. 53 89 Brandeis 69 77 * North Central 76 89 Adelphi 81 89 + Kentucky Wesleyan 65 95 Lake Forest 67 1963-64 (16-10; Lee Pfund) 69 * Illinois Wesleyan 71 80 Augsburg 64 65 Beloit 68 86 Calvin 91 79 * Augustana 65 97 Beloit 109 1957-58 (27-3; Lee Pfund; 4th 77 Valparaiso 83 95 Calvin 86 84 * North Central 78 88 * Illinois Wesleyan 95 in NCAA Collegiate Division 97 U. of Evansville 80 86 Hope 82 72 * Lake Forest 66 102 * North Central 79 National Tournament) 82 + Augustana 67 80 Westmont 84 89 * Elmhurst 73 83 * Millikin 104 75 DePauw 68 78 + Lincoln 59 77 St. Joseph (Ind.) 91 78 Taylor 77 85 * Augustana 77 94 * Illinois Wesleyan 56 67 + Chapman, Calif. 73 79 Wabash 98 82 Lawrence Tech 77 89 * Elmhurst 39 100 Aurora 64 1951-52 (15-8; Lee Pfund) 101 Northern Illinois 93 82 * Millikin 67 1960-61 (9-14; Lee Pfund) 96 Chicago Teachers 78 63 Chicago Teachers 51 82 Beloit 90 107 Calvin 67 68 Evansville 100 97 Lewis Univ. 66 80 Loyola 87 104 Taylor 86 73 Gustavus Adolphus 79 72 Northern Illinois 67 71 North Park 55 79 Elmhurst 63 78 Calvin 66 92 Beloit 75 72 Wabash 76 89 Illinois Wesleyan 73 68 Nebraska Wesleyan 44 73 * Elmhurst 68 65 Univ. of Akron 61 80 DePauw 86 90 DePauw 96 72 * Lake Forest 79 47 * Millikin 72 95 * Lake Forest 64 56 South Dakota State 77 88 Washington (Mo.) 73 60 Valparaiso 86 101 * Illinois Wesleyan 85 96 * Millikin 53 72 Macalester 81 106 North Central 85 87 St. Ambrose 82 84 * Augustana 54 86 * North Central 55 97 New Hampshire 74 69 Valparaiso 106 88 Wayland Baptist 81 77 * Lake Forest 79 114 * Carroll (Wis.) 68 72 Hope 87 111 Hope 71 78 Kalamazoo 72 86 * Elmhurst 71 72 Northern Illinois 70 56 Lake Forest 63 99 Tennessee State 109 74 * Carthage 49 93 * North Central 54 88 Wayne State 54 57 St. Norbert 53 79 Wabash 56 75 * North Central 71 104 Taylor 73 76 Wabash 83 67 Northern Illinois 83 71 Northern Illinois 76 1955-56 (27-4; Lee Pfund; 4th 66 * Augustana 61 76 Valparaiso 90 96 Millikin 80 73 * Illinois Wesleyan 85 NAIA National Tournament) 90 * Elmhurst 67 89 Carroll (Wis.) 88 60 Washington (Mo.) 67 53 * Lake Forest 63 98 * Millikin 70 90 Bowling Green 73 56 North Central 73 88 Lake Forest 61 100 Calvin 74 107 Lewis Univ. 75 82 * Carroll (Wis.) 55 74 Valparaiso 75 83 Parsons 81 83 Ball State 76 68 Beloit 80 89 Lewis Univ. 70 75 Augustana 72 101 North Central 90 78 Taylor 80 94 * Millikin 71 82 * Augustana 65 92 Hope 71 67 Northern Illinois 82 104 * Illinois College 81 97 Northern Illinois 79 76 * Lake Forest 45 89 Univ. of Tampa 91 89 Valparaiso 77 74 * North Central 67 68 Gustavus Adolphus 57 97 * Illinois Wesleyan 64 78 Chicago Teachers 72 79 Illinois Tech 64 93 Augsburg 87 100 Beloit 77 73 Northern Illinois 76 86 * Elmhurst 52 99 Lawrence Tech 52 91 * North Central 57 78 Washington (Mo.) 66 * Conference game 72 * Augustana 63 73 Beloit 63 68 + St. Norbert 66 83 Lake Forest 92 (Wheaton was not in a 87 * Millikin 98 77 * Lake Forest 76 104 + Hope 93 80 North Central 59 conference from 1959- 87 * Carroll (Wis.) 72 81 + Chapman 64 67) 1952-53 (16-5; Lee Pfund) 51 * Illinois Wesleyan 46 60 + South Dakota 64 1961-62 (10-14; Lee Pfund) 60 Beloit 64 93 * North Central 72 93 + Evansville 95 65 Lake Forest 46 65 Northern Illinois 72 74 * Elmhurst 57 72 Macalester 61 # NAIA District 20/Na- 76 Chicago Teachers 60 80 * Augustana 57 1958-59 (23-4; Lee Pfund) 63 Hope 79 tional Tournament 72 Univ. of Akron 85 95 Calvin 78 88 DePauw 50 81 Albion 68 68 Illinois Tech 74 89 Northern Illinois 75 87 * North Central 51 78 Northern Illinois 80 84 Beloit 65 73 * Elmhurst 62 98 Gustavus Adolphus 55 75 Wabash 92 + NCAA Regional/Na- 80 Ball State 67 83 * Carroll (Wis.) 72 107 * Millikin 73 83 Harvard 93 tional Tournament 97 * Elmhurst 65 96 Northern Illinois 68 79 * Elmhurst 69 77 William Jewell 69 84 * Illinois Wesleyan 62 40 * Lake Forest 32 52 San Jose State 46 79 Beloit 69 95 Wisconsin-River Falls 79 71 * Augustana 53 81 Fresno State 96 72 Calvin 82 99 * North Central 92 125 * North Central 70 56 Pepperdine 74 70 Valparaiso 87 75 * Lake Forest 64 105 * Illinois Wesleyan 66 52 Northern Illinois 62 87 North Central 88 84 Taylor 83 100 # McKendree 75 72 Northern Illinois 63 64 Valparaiso 91 92 Calvin 70 83 # Western Illinois 84 88 * Carroll (Wis.) 57 89 Hope 74 77 Kalamazoo 64 80 # Kalamazoo 60 85 * Illinois Wesleyan 56 62 Western Michigan 94 78 * Augustana 63 74 # Stephen F. Austin 66 101 * North Central 74 95 Wabash 80 96 * Millikin 85 90 # Gustavus Adolphus 73 93 * Lake Forest 80 75 Washington (Mo.) 85 83 * Lake Forest 71 60 Carroll (Wis.) 64

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1964-65 (13-11; Lee Pfund) 1967-68 continued 1970-71 continued 1973-74 continued 1977-78 (9-17; Dick Helm) 90 Augsburg 98 76 Swarthmore 65 93 * North Park 85 83 * North Central 76 68 Benedictine (Ill.) 83 81 DePauw 80 51 Upsala 58 75 * Augustana 83 59 * Illinois Wesleyan 65 79 DePauw 80 78 North Central 60 109 Taylor 76 96 * Elmhurst 89 99 * Millikin 112 63 Concordia (Ill.) 54 99 Calvin 79 81 * North Park 93 94 * North Central 92 78 St. Ambrose 106 90 Cedarville 70 94 Lewis Univ. 107 99 * Carthage 91 103 * North Central 78 96 * Carroll (Wis.) 86 74 Taylor 62 72 Wabash 85 110 * Illinois Wesleyan 91 91 * Carthage 95 85 Eastern Michigan 118 69 * Illinois Wesleyan 81 75 Elmhurst 61 81 * North Central 62 84 * Illinois Wesleyan 86 71 Calvin 73 104 Hope 80 84 * North Park 88 106 DePauw 40 1974-75 (6-18; Lee Pfund) 79 * North Central 69 85 St. Joseph (Ind.) 105 91 * Carroll (Wis.) 76 85 * Augustana 83 73 Calvin 82 60 * Augustana 79 75 Illinois Wesleyan 89 87 Valparaiso 96 106 * Carroll (Wis.) 105 75 Taylor 78 80 Grand Canyon 98 75 Wabash 58 83 * North Central 85 119 * Elmhurst 72 94 * Carthage 100 78 Occidental 83 82 Parsons 74 109 * Millikin 123 85 Illinois Tech 84 75 Bradley 123 75 Wooster 97 70 North Central 55 99 * Augustana 81 84 Georgia Southwestern 69 65 Wabash 81 72 Valparaiso 67 96 * Elmhurst 80 1971-72 (16-9; Lee Pfund) 92 Lakeland 101 59 * North Park 65 95 Taylor 92 83 * Carthage 81 106 Taylor 118 83 Earlham 88 73 * Carroll (Wis.) 68 87 Washington (Mo.) 107 92 * Millikin 101 82 Calvin 78 85 Hamilton 84 67 * Elmhurst 54 84 U. of Portland 63 102 * Illinois Wesleyan 98 101 UC-Irvine 120 77 Eckerd 91 69 * North Central 63 86 St. Joseph (Ind.) 78 99 Hope 90 88 San Diego State 100 68 * Illinois Wesleyan 73 58 * Millikin 73 85 DePauw 103 106 Valparaiso 105 81 Westmont 110 80 * Carthage 96 66 * Augustana 75 100 Lake Forest 85 86 Humboldt State 78 94 * Millikin 118 69 * Carthage 87 100 Hope 115 1968-69 (12-12; Lee Pfund) 86 Benedictine (Ill.) 65 45 * Augustana 49 74 * North Park 81 93 Calvin 95 63 * North Central 62 107 Wabash 74 84 * Carroll (Wis.) 102 62 * Millikin 61 89 Valparaiso 100 100 * Millikin 105 86 * Augustana 73 86 * North Park 92 81 * Carroll (Wis.) 83 78 Washington (Mo.) 97 71 * Carroll (Wis.) 72 98 * Carroll (Wis.) 97 78 * Elmhurst 93 78 * Carthage 83 (OT) 87 DePauw 109 82 * Illinois Wesleyan 92 70 * Illinois Wesleyan 77 82 * Illinois Wesleyan 87 1965-66 (10-15; Lee Pfund) 83 Wabash 94 82 * North Park 92 72 * North Central 71 88 * Elmhurst 75 80 Augsburg 76 90 MacMurray 91 87 * Millikin 85 96 * North Park 84 80 Valparaiso 100 100 * Augustana 89 119 * North Central 107 (OT) 94 * Carroll (Wis.) 93 1978-79 (15-11; Dick Helm) 97 Hope 88 88 Colorado College 60 112 * Millikin 76 86 * Augustana 105 85 Lakeland 71 77 DePauw 91 84 * North Park 106 88 * Elmhurst 80 86 * Elmhurst 110 67 Ferris State 64 74 St. Joseph (Ind.) 94 81 * Illinois Wesleyan 75 96 * Carthage 77 99 * Millikin 115 67 Concordia (Ill.) Teachers 69 83 Wabash 78 76 Valparaiso 84 79 * Augustana 101 79 * North Central 74 81 Calvin 78 88 Calvin 107 102 Taylor 98 106 * Carroll (Wis.) 103 77 * Millikin 73 92 Central (Iowa) 62 77 * Augustana 71 91 * North Central 88 1975-76 (8-15; Dick Helm) 97 * Elmhurst 73 94 Calvin 75 98 * Elmhurst 80 99 DePauw 106 (OT) 82 Rose-Hulman 78 67 Illinois Tech 75 60 Valparaiso 111 71 * Carthage 73 88 * Elmhurst 75 70 * Illinois Wesleyan 92 68 Saginaw Valley 93 60 Lake Forest 47 82 * North Park 89 70 * North Park 80 99 Aurora College 54 64 Ferris State 65 107 Illinois Teachers 76 78 St. Peters 85 89 * Carthage 78 88 Taylor 92 88 Daemen 73 85 Elmhurst 59 66 * North Central 64 85 * Illinois Wesleyan 84 80 Denison 73 93 Heidelburg 91 (OT) 82 Washington (Mo.) 88(OT) 84 * Millikin 79 74 Defiance 67 74 Defiance 92 69 North Central 71 (2OT) 76 * Elmhurst 79 1972-73 (10-14; Lee Pfund) 54 * Augustana 72 81 * Augustana 78 93 Upper Iowa 87 94 * Carroll (Wis.) 78 87 DePauw 74 79 Calvin 93 105 * Carthage 87 76 Albion 79 96 * Illinois Wesleyan 77 74 Calvin 87 62 * Carthage 64 47 * North Park 72 84 Taylor 86 99 * Carthage 79 74 * Augustana 86 60 * Augustana 76 80 * Carroll (Wis.) 96 75 Hope 83 104 Valparaiso 121 75 Eastern Michigan 79 76 * North Park 78 (OT) 73 * Illinois Wesleyan 91 73 St. Joseph (Ind.) 90 95 Oglethorpe 73 57 * Elmhurst 77 89 * North Central 62 78 DePauw 81 1969-70 (11-14; Lee Pfund) 89 Eckerd 94 71 * Illinois Wesleyan 75 57 * North Park 59 95 Washington (Mo.) 100 71 UW-Stevens Point 66 61 South Florida 62 79 * Millikin 84 80 * Carthage 77 86 Lake Forest 77 85 Calvin 56 112 Benedictine (Ill.) 57 85 * Carroll (Wis.) 90 (OT) 87 * Carroll (Wis.) 70 80 Wabash 93 80 * Carthage 83 64 * North Park 74 54 * Elmhurst 55 74 * Augustana 111 84 North Central 86 84 * Illinois Wesleyan 87 60 Westmont 69 82 * North Park 53 79 * North Central 62 65 Oral Roberts 76 79 * Illinois Wesleyan 82 75 * Carroll (Wis.) 68 67 * Elmhurst 58 1966-67 (15-9; Lee Pfund) 90 Washington (Mo.) 80 100 * Carroll (Wis.) 77 57 * Millikin 79 56 * Millikin 59 73 Washington (Mo.) 70 69 Westmont 86 97 * Carthage 84 72 Trinity Christian 56 96 * Illinois Wesleyan 80 94 Calvin 78 74 * North Park 73 77 * Elmhurst 86 96 * North Central 86 88 St. Joseph (Ind.) 103 76 * Millikin 78 93 * Millikin 100 74 * Carthage 95 1979-80 (10-16; Dick Helm) 94 DePauw 96 85 * Elmhurst 78 67 * Augustana 84 71 * North Central 83 55 Adrian 78 112 Wabash 108 80 * North Central 78 69 * Illinois Wesleyan 73 74 Indiana-Purdue 88 83 Tri-State 86 78 * Illinois Wesleyan 90 94 * Elmhurst 91 1976-77 (15-11; Dick Helm) 81 Concordia (Ill.) 64 79 Bridgeport 90 85 Valparaiso 94 69 * North Central 60 85 Taylor 73 70 Calvin 69 95 Hope 69 114 Calvin 102 81 * Carthage 72 86 Benedictine (Ill.) 90 104 Illinois Tech 76 97 Doane 75 124 * Millikin 116 (OT) 86 * North Park 82 96 Greenville 62 83 Olivet Nazarene 74 84 Beloit 97 84 * Augustana 106 81 * Carroll (Wis.) 74 60 Calvin 65 67 Wittenberg 76 102 Illinois Teachers 95 77 * Carroll (Wis.) 85 95 * Millikin 101 89 Concordia (Ill.) 62 62 * Augustana 63 87 Washington (Mo.) 75 72 * North Park 85 74 * North Central 91 57 Rose-Hulman 80 59 Biola 72 75 Lake Forest 68 95 * Carthage 74 78 * Carthage 77 77 Azusa Pacific 80 121 North Central 74 72 * Carroll (Wis.) 82 1973-74 (9-16; Lee Pfund) 65 * North Park 79 72 Sioux Falls 59 95 Lake Forest 62 76 Washington (Mo.) 69 68 Calvin 78 78 Eckerd 95 70 * Carroll (Wis.) 77 62 Kentucky Wesleyan 107 102 * Elmhurst 90 83 * Elmhurst 98 102 NC-Greensboro 73 75 * Elmhurst 68 103 Wabash 74 87 * Augustana 103 67 Seattle Pacific 78 72 * Elmhurst 71 82 * Carthage 89 75 Valparaiso 78 75 * North Central 83 73 Portland State 84 62 * Augustana 82 62 * Illinois Wesleyan 76 82 DePauw 80 85 Valparaiso 94 78 Cal. Poly. Pomona 90 99 * Carroll (Wis.) 103 (OT) 98 * North Central 88 (3OT) 76 Hope 85 75 UC-Irvine 82 83 * Carthage 76 66 * North Park 87 90 North Central 65 1970-71 (17-7; Lee Pfund) 75 Oakland 73 (OT) 65 * North Park 79 56 * Millikin 73 90 St. Joseph (Ind.) 76 84 Taylor 97 76 Calvin 78 73 * Augustana 64 80 * Illinois Wesleyan 94 101 Elmhurst 85 83 * Carthage 94 87 * North Park 71 58 * North Park 54 84 * Carthage 86 (2OT) 83 Valparaiso 102 93 * Millikin 103 81 * Augustana 91 100 Trinity Christian 60 84 * North Park 96 100 St. Peters 132 104 * Carthage 87 69 * Illinois Wesleyan 70 90 * North Central 81 1967-68 (16-9; Lee Pfund) 101 Chapman, Calif. 91 78 * Illinois Wesleyan 76 91 * Elmhurst 77 80 * Carroll (Wis.) 72 90 * Carroll (Wis.) 78 92 Illinois Tech 85 78 * Carroll (Wis.) 91 58 * North Central 41 79 * Augustana 96 86 * Augustana 85 82 Bethel 53 88 * Millikin 97 113 * Carroll (Wis.) 95 60 * Elmhurst 70 106 Beloit 107 98 St. Ambrose 92 105 * North Central 81 81 * Millikin 84 90 * Millikin 89 97 * Elmhurst 87 92 * Illinois Wesleyan 75 75 * Elmhurst 73 65 * Illinois Wesleyan 96 85 Tufts 80 127 * Millikin 99 83 * North Park 66 68 * Millikin 65 * Conference game 72 Mass. Inst. of Tech. 87 79 * North Park 71 89 * Carthage 101 97 * North Central 82 (Wheaton not in CCIW 95 * Carroll (Wis.) 75 76 * Augustana 90 from 1959-67)

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1980-81 (14-11; Dick Helm) 1983-84 (9-16; Bill Harbeck) 1986-87 (12-14; Bill Harbeck) 1989-90 (7-19; Bill Harbeck) 1992-93 (14-11; Bill Harris) 53 Illinois Tech 65 65 Calvin 71 71 Huntington 73 83 Illinois College 79 78 Lake Forest 72 69 Calvin 68 56 * Carroll (Wis.) 61 55 * Carroll (Wis.) 53 76 Indiana Wesleyan 68 73 Benedictine (Ill.) 80 88 Concordia (Ill.) 66 55 Wabash 80 91 MacMurray 69 80 Bethel (Minn.) 81 77 Concordia (Ill.) 78 51 Muskingum 61 58 Marian 66 60 Eureka 73 65 Univ. of Chicago 75 73 St. Norbert 76 71 Ohio Wesleyan 67 79 Concordia (Ill.) 65 65 * Illinois Wesleyan 94 70 Aurora 79 71 Hope 78 90 St. Ambrose 79 60 Baldwin-Wallace 78 86 Concordia (Ill.) 70 56 * Illinois Wesleyan 77 75 Aurora 70 70 Upper Iowa 66 80 Roosevelt 73 68 * Augustana 71 64 Beloit 67 69 Nova 79 82 Mansfield State 80 61 * Augustana 60 74 Malone 86 74 Huntington 72 104 Palm Beach Atlantic 84 62 Case Western 51 57 Rockford 61 74 Whitworth 77 53 Wooster 71 85 Warner Southern 74 77 * Carroll (Wis.) 70 60 Taylor 79 79 UC-San Diego 94 52 * Carthage 78 84 * Illinois Wesleyan 99 78 * North Central 72 63 Bluffton 61 77 Whittier 59 95 * Carroll (Wis.) 100 58 * Carthage 55 67 * Carthage 65 51 * North Park 76 60 Menlo 72 88 Concordia (Ill.) 67 71 * Augustana 100 70 * Augustana 92 66 * Millikin 54 66 * Elmhurst 65 57 * Augustana 71 95 * Carroll (Wis.) 73 67 * North Park 71 57 * Illinois Wesleyan 76 66 * North Park 87 66 * Elmhurst 77 61 * Elmhurst 57 73 * Carthage 53 60 * Carthage 74 65 * Illinois Wesleyan 88 53 * North Central 82 76 * Augustana 95 63 * North Central 72 61 * North Park 59 (OT) 66 * North Park 88 85 * Carthage 76 56 * North Park 52 59 * Millikin 70 52 * Millikin 81 69 * Carthage 65 62 * Millikin 96 53 * North Central 51 68 * North Park 80 68 * Elmhurst 84 60 * Augustana 59 73 * North Park 88 78 * Illinois Wesleyan 83 40 * Illinois Wesleyan 41 63 * Carthage 58 67 * Millikin 97 75 * Millikin 72 69 * Millikin 70 76 * Elmhurst 73 72 * Illinois Wesleyan 81 59 * North Central 65 80 * Elmhurst 84 49 * North Park 47 (OT) 66 * Augustana 100 53 * North Central 62 61 * Elmhurst 58 71 * Illinois Wesleyan 85 71 Rockford 68 55 * Millikin 61 61 * Carroll (Wis.) 60 79 * Carthage 75 62 * North Park 88 77 * North Central 87 70 * Elmhurst 64 55 * Augustana 75 68 * Millikin 86 76 * Carroll (Wis.) 83 68 * Elmhurst 66 95 * Ill. Wesleyan 99 (3OT) 49 * North Central 74 60 * North Central 59 66 Rockford 76 60 * Millikin 58 73 * Carroll (Wis.) 72 (OT) 86 * Elmhurst 80 76 Benedictine (Ill.) 72 49 * North Central 68 74 * Carthage 64 78 * Carroll (Wis.) 75 1981-82 (11-14; Dick Helm) 1984-85 (6-18; Bill Harbeck) 1990-91 (8-18; Bill Harbeck) 1993-94 (17-8; Bill Harris) 86 Illinois Tech 68 60 Calvin 62 1987-88 (17-9; Bill Harbeck) 75 Missouri Valley 79 92 Barat 74 56 Calvin 57 57 Hope 76 100 Rosary 82 85 St. Norbert 79 60 Calvin 78 64 * Carroll (Wis.) 65 69 * Carroll (Wis.) 81 79 Judson (Ill.) 77 77 Univ. of Chicago 69 75 Lake Forest 64 80 Aurora 77 (OT) 55 Grace (Ind.) 52 79 * Carroll (Wis.) 93 87 Beloit 100 83 Wilmington (Ohio) 70 64 St. Xavier 68 (OT) 75 * Carthage 67 94 Roosevelt 93 75 Benedictine (Ill.) 88 60 Anderson (Ind.) 59 64 Concordia (Ill.) 67 69 Benedictine (Ill.) 71 99 Concordia (Ill.) 75 72 Aurora 82 (OT) 70 Hope 50 66 Macalester 65 70 Spring Arbor 71 99 Huntington 75 81 * Ill. Wesleyan 91 (OT) 106 Principia (Ill.) 62 41 Wisconsin-Stout 38 77 * Augustana 88 72 Univ. of Denver 69 82 Concordia (Ill.) 74 68 Illinois Tech 57 57 Eckerd 59 95 Rockford 72 89 Colo. Sch. of Mines 100 83 Nebraska Wesleyan 80 66 Menlo 74 55 Davis & Elkins 60 58 DePauw 60 78 Colorado College 76 66 Whittier 68 89 Whittier 74 50 * North Park 55 59 Bethany Nazarene 55 81 * Augustana 68 68 * Augustana 78 64 * Elmhurst 66 72 * Elmhurst 52 63 * North Central 73 92 Aurora 79 63 * Carroll (Wis.) 77 83 * Illinois Wesleyan 80 60 * Carroll (Wis.) 56 (2OT) 80 * North Park 87 68 * Millikin 79 53 * North Park 60 66 * North Park 73 79 * North Park 62 72 * Illinois Wesleyan 81 93 * Carthage 79 60 * Elmhurst 67 79 * Augustana 64 64 * Illinois Wesleyan 88 70 * Elmhurst 72 65 * North Park 81 84 * Millikin 96 80 * Millikin 91 72 * Millikin 74 64 * Augustana 78 83 * Elmhurst 75 58 * Illinois Wesleyan 69 83 * North Central 69 65 * Augustana 74 65 * Elmhurst 69 84 * North Central 101 76 * Augustana 86 76 * Carthage 60 60 * North Central 68 73 * Carroll (Wis.) 78 68 * Illinois Wesleyan 88 82 * North Central 66 75 * Elmhurst 71 91 * Illinois Wesleyan 69 66 * North Park 92 66 * Carroll (Wis.) 58 70 * Elmhurst 68 87 * Ill. Wesleyan 95 (OT) 77 * Elmhurst 74 66 * Millikin 73 66 * Millikin 71 87 * Millikin 92 81 Barat 72 53 * Carthage 51 81 * Carthage 84 65 * Augustana 62 78 * Carthage 81 65 * North Park 53 60 * Augustana 93 65 * Illinois Wesleyan 62 78 * North Park 85 57 * North Park 90 72 * Augustana 75 66 * Millikin 65 66 * Millikin 64 85 * Carthage 72 66 * Millikin 95 81 * North Central 61 61 * North Central 63 (OT) 74 * Elmhurst 66 1991-92 (9-17; Bill Harris) 74 * North Central 63 71 * Carthage 88 78 * Illinois Wesleyan 89 59 Hope 80 91 * Carthage 69 1985-86 (14-12; Bill Harbeck) 100 Rockford 69 67 Indiana Wesleyan 70 1982-83 (8-17; Dick Helm) 56 Calvin 71 100 * North Central 78 56 Concordia (Ill.) 72 1994-95 (21-5; Bill Harris) 59 Calvin 56 71 Hope 94 58 St. Norbert 43 80 Lake Forest 50 70 Tri-State 79 56 * Carroll (Wis.) 50 1988-89 (13-13; Bill Harbeck) 68 * North Park 91 77 St. Ambrose 61 66 Illinois Tech 78 81 Rockford 59 70 Roosevelt 73 63 * Illinois Wesleyan 77 81 Central (Iowa) 47 86 Concordia (Ill.) 53 61 St. Xavier 73 78 Eureka 75 73 Wabash 72 (OT) 75 Parks 52 54 * Carroll (Wis.) 53 73 * Illinois Wesleyan 87 78 Aurora 70 62 Wooster 77 61 Greenville 65 60 * Augustana 63 80 * Elmhurst 79 60 Huntington 57 81 Beloit 70 61 Hope 65 57 St. Norbert 78 67 Denison 66 73 Concordia (Ill.) 72 87 Aurora 75 69 Illinois Tech 47 78 Central (Iowa) 54 60 Franklin 64 63 * Illinois Wesleyan 85 67 * Augustana 78 80 MacMurray 51 66 Azusa Pacific 62 73 Concordia (Ill.) 49 92 * Millikin 66 64 * Elmhurst 83 79 Southern Maine 63 83 U. of Victoria 93 73 Colorado College 68 96 * Carthage 57 83 * Carroll (Wis.) 63 59 Colby Sawyer 66 75 Bethany Nazarene 97 67 * Augustana 121 61 Rio Grande 68 73 * Millikin 77 85 Gordon 78 64 * North Park 94 74 * Millikin 64 69 Wabash 78 53 * North Central 60 73 * Elmhurst 80 58 * Elmhurst 71 66 * Carthage 63 80 * Carroll (Wis.) 112 74 * Carthage 72 93 * Illinois Wesleyan 96 69 * Carthage 65 58 * North Park 65 62 * Elmhurst 76 69 * Augustana 68 85 * North Park 72 73 * North Park 77 63 * Carthage 56 97 Benedictine (Ill.) 80 58 * North Park 72 81 * Augustana 64 72 * Illinois Wesleyan 79 74 Rockford 64 67 * Illinois Wesleyan 80 83 Benedictine (Ill.) 95 85 * Millikin 83 77 * Millikin 81 66 * North Park 74 71 Illinois Tech 62 57 * North Central 67 73 * North Central 60 51 * North Central 75 60 * Millikin 65 63 * North Central 55 63 * Elmhurst 65 113 * Carthage 72 63 * Millikin 81 68 * Elmhurst 63 58 * Augustana 44 58 * Carthage 60 60 * Elmhurst 57 93 * Carroll (Wis.) 75 83 * North Central 71 71 * North Park 74 85 Rockford 61 91 * Illinois Wesleyan 83 62 * North Central 69 59 * Illinois Wesleyan 80 72 * Elmhurst 53 59 * Millikin 62 77 * North Park 66 72 * Carthage 80 64 * Carroll (Wis.) 61 66 * Millikin 55 87 * Carroll (Wis.) 83 (3OT) 75 * Augustana 70 68 * Augustana 84 79 * Augustana 73 75 * North Park 73 76 * Illinois Wesleyan 82 80 * Millikin 63 68 * Elmhurst 63 54 Grace (Ind.) 67 61 * Carthage 75 75 * North Central 62 80 * Illinois Wesleyan 88 70 * North Central 74 66 * Augustana 71 101 * Carthage 71 74 * Carroll (Wis.) 95 78 + Hanover 79 53 Rockford 50 63 * North Central 64 * Conference game

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1995-96 (25-2; Bill Harris) 1998-99 (20-7; Bill Harris) 2001-02 (16-9; Bill Harris) 2004-05 (20-6; Bill Harris) 2007-08 (22-8; Bill Harris) 69 MacMurray 66 96 Rockford 62 85 Cardinal Stritch 65 117 MacMurray (Ill.) 83 98 Kalamazoo 59 108 Rockford 77 76 John Carroll 83 (OT) 77 Wittenberg 72 64 Texas Lutheran 59 73 Benedictine 57 84 Univ. of Chicago 68 75 Univ. of Chicago 77 67 Chicago 63 90 Concordia (Ill.) 61 69 Loras 62 70 Lake Forest 69 58 Illinois Tech 40 69 Calvin 63 67 Chicago 55 75 Chicago 73 113 Parks 64 82 Greenville 67 81 Concordia (Ill.) 69 91 Calvin 87 (OT) 53 Hope 83 81 Lakeland 74 68 Lake Forest 53 79 Illinois Tech 50 76 Hope 57 68 Calvin 67 92 Calvin 77 65 Clarke 53 82 Northwestern (Minn.) 51 67 Marian 70 66 IIT 47 105 Greenville 83 67 Hope 68 88 Greenville 72 73 Wabash 54 69 Wartburg 66 85 Warner So. 77 (2OT) 95 Warner Pacific 85 73 San Jose Christian 59 94 Curry 63 60 LaVerne 45 91 St. Thomas (Fla.) 81 94 Multnomah Bible 68 59 CSU-Monterey Bay 63 82 Williams 74 78 Dickinson 52 82 Palm Beach Atlantic 79 100 Puget Sound Chr. 50 91 Bethany (Calif.) 81 102 Gordon 77 72 Rivier 65 56 * Elmhurst 55 86 * North Park 72 71 * Augustana 85 62 * North Central 82 70 * Carthage 64 67 * Illinois Wesleyan 68 83 * Illinois Wesleyan 81 61 * Carthage 71 73 * Illinois Wesleyan 80 72 * North Central 73 91 * North Park 72 80 * Elmhurst 78 81 * North Park 91 99 * North Park 80 61 * Augustana 66 81 * Augustana 67 71 * Millikin 67 80 * Elmhurst 77 84 * Elmhurst 75 70 * North Park 63 78 * Millikin 63 74 * Augustana 76 55 * Illinois Wesleyan 60 62 * Augustana 59 60 * Illinois Wesleyan 63 76 * North Central 49 80 * North Central 73 84 * Millikin 69 84 * Carthage 75 79 * Elmhurst 75 91 * Carthage 74 88 * Carthage 65 80 * Augustana 73 65 * Millikin 62 67 * Millikin 51 84 * Elmhurst 66 92 * North Park 67 67 * North Central 77 73 * North Central 69 73 * North Central 80 76 * North Park 65 76 * Illinois Wesleyan 87 86 * Millikin 96 (OT) 86 * Illinois Wesleyan 74 71 * Carthage 54 83 * Illinois Wesleyan 71 72 * Carthage 82 87 * Elmhurst 80 (2OT) 79 * Millikin 63 59 * North Park 54 72 * Augustana 62 77 * Millikin 71 74 * Illinois Wesleyan 85 77 * Elmhurst 88 73 * Augustana 60 87 * Millikin 85 (2OT) 82 * Augustana 73 72 * Carthage 83 (OT) 97 * North Park 78 59 * Illinois Wesleyan 61 86 * North Central 77 92 * North Central 87 73 * North Park 64 76 * Augustana 83 65 * Millikin 56 100 * Carthage 74 73 * Elmhurst 68 76 * North Central 67 79 * Carthage 70 78 * Elmhurst 69 131 + Grinnell 117 81 + Washington (Mo.) 79 74 +Calvin 75 78 # Illinois Wesleyan 81 75 + Washington, Mo. 93 60 + Manchester 62 2002-03 (18-7; Bill Harris) 93 + Lawrence 83 81 Blackburn 54 2005-06 (11-14; Bill Harris) 85 Concordia (Wis.) 72 76 + Loras 73 1996-97 (18-7; Bill Harris) 1999-2000 (19-6; Bill Harris) 76 Rose-Hulman 59 72 Aurora 73 76 + Whitworth 67 95 Asbury 71 57 Eastern 45 85 Chicago 75 68 Chicago 57 70 + Hope 83 80 Wabash 73 69 Calvin 73 (OT) 74 Calvin 83 67 Hope 93 70 Univ. of Chicago 73 75 Univ. of Chicago 68 73 Concordia 49 64 Calvin 84 * Conference game 97 Illinois Tech 58 64 Illinois Tech 49 77 Asbury 71 68 Benedictine 69 84 MacMurray 52 70 Maryville (Mo.) 52 73 Central 55 + NCAA National 60 Clarke (Iowa) 59 89 Mount St. Clare 57 74 Franklin 77 70 New Jersey City 56 Championships 77 Franklin 92 94 Lakeland 78 78 Lake Forest 69 70 Christopher Newport 72 123 Redlands 126 # CCIW Tournament 84 Central (Iowa) 77 81 Clarke (Iowa) 57 88 Gallaudet 68 76 LaSierra 42 88 LeTourneau 62 86 Defiance 85 92 Villa Julie 80 72 Whittier 76 87 Univ. of Dallas 66 84 LaGrange 81 78 * North Park 64 61 * Augustana 64 75 Austin 38 90 Covenant 83 55 * Illinois Wesleyan 62 73 * North Park 52 90 * Ill. Wesleyan 94 (OT) 71 * North Central 64 78 * Elmhurst 73 81 * Illinois Wesleyan 87 (OT) 93 * Millikin 74 53 * Illinois Wesleyan 70 74 * Millikin 58 61 * Elmhurst 87 65 * North Central 70 66 * Millikin 62 77 * North Central 69 82 * Millikin 60 78 * Carthage 59 57 * Carthage 66 70 * Augustana 64 60 * North Central 77 75 * Millikin 72 69 * Augustana 78 63 * Carthage 52 47 * Carthage 76 82 * North Park 69 78 * North Park 74 73 * North Park 76 68 * North Park 53 71 * Augustana 69 (OT) 88 * Elmhurst 73 82 * Millikin 64 68 * North Central 88 63 * Illinois Wesleyan 75 80 * North Central 66 75 * Illinois Wesleyan 80 64 * Augustana 60 73 * North Central 82 74 * North Park 66 81 * Augustana 96 69 * Illinois Wesleyan 66 71 * Elmhurst 73 86 * Millikin 82 72 * Elmhurst 61 91 * Millikin 75 81 * Carthage 84 88 * Illinois Wesleyan 83 95 * North Central 86 65 * Elmhurst 89 91 * North Park 82 70 * Elmhurst 67 (OT) 64 * Carthage 72 90 * Carthage 66 76 * Augustana 65 62 * Carthage 73 64 * Elmhurst 62 83 * Augustana 76 (2OT) 2003-04 (21-4; Bill Harris) 2006-07 (17-9; Bill Harris) 86 Kenyon 41 81 Franklin 78 1997-98 (13-12; Bill Harris) 2000-01 (13-12; BIll Harris) 86 Benedictine (Ill.) 67 67 Whitworth 70 69 Illinois Tech 65 78 Gordon 66 65 Chicago 59 70 Benedictine 58 59 Benedictine (Ill.) 62 64 St. Olaf 69 81 Calvin 73 77 Chicago 81 75 Univ. of Chicago 77 (OT) 72 Univ. of Chicago 83 81 Concordia (Ill.) 48 73 Calvin 62 58 Calvin 81 70 Calvin 74 (OT) 76 Asbury 51 73 Hope 70 81 Greenville 70 76 Central (Iowa) 59 86 Martin Luther 46 112 Principia 52 72 MacMurray 63 58 Illinois Tech 41 64 Northwestern 57 39 Northwestern 41 94 Rockford 95 74 Clarke 68 75 Southwestern 64 93 Nazareth 89 72 Hope 82 85 Greenville 68 69 Trinity 52 60 Rivier 44 68 Claremont-Mudd 59 78 Claremont-Mudd 70 67 Univ. of Dallas 55 75 Baruch 66 77 Chapman 66 70 Illinois College 52 77 * Augustana 83 47 * North Central 52 67 Whittier 62 74 Whittier College 56 73 * Carthage 66 (OT) 69 * Augustana 75 51 * Augustana 60 56 * Elmhurst 67 88 * Illinois Wesleyan 64 73 * North Park 60 88 * Ill. Wesleyan 88 (2OT) 62 * Illinois Wesleyan 74 77 * Millikin 56 79 * Illinois Wesleyan 65 51 * North Central 72 60 * Millikin 76 75 * Carthage 77 (OT) 77 * Elmhurst 74 82 * North Park 74 57 * Augustana 65 77 * North Park 69 71 * Millikin 57 72 * Carthage 78 88 * North Central 81 85 * North Central 73 68 * North Central 79 81 * Millikin 68 69 * Carthage 77 69 * Elmhurst 65 71 * Carthage 67 67 * Elmhurst 65 88 * Augustana 89 (OT) 77 * Augustana 84 85 * North Park 73 69 * Augustana 65 84 * North Central 76 (OT) 85 * North Central 66 60 * Augustana 63 95 * Millikin 88 (OT) 68 * Elmhurst 85 77 * Millikin 52 93 * Illinois Wesleyan 84 73 * Illinois Wesleyan 103 67 * Illinois Wesleyan 63 86 * North Park 77 83 * Millikin 72 64 * Elmhurst 74 (OT) 62 * North Park 71 83 * Elmhurst 50 74 * Elmhurst 80 96 * North Central 104 (2OT) 60 * Carthage 76 72 * Illinois Wesleyan 75 61 * Carthage 59 63 * Carthage 79 75 * Millikin 60 82 # Elmhurst 85 86 * North Park 82 84 * North Park 65

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Th e Ea r l y Da y s varsity teams. A Wheaton women’s team 1903-04: Th e Fi r s t Po s t -Se a s o n Basketball has the longest consecutive played two games with DeKalb Normal To u r n a m e n t record of Wheaton intercollegiate teams, (now Northern Illinois) one year before the Of the 18 games played in 1903-04, only with competition every year since 1901. men began off-campus games. two involved collegiate teams: Wheaton Nine years earlier Dr. James Naismith, an In the early years of the men’s team the defeated Armour Tech and the Haskell instructor in the YMCA College in Spring- majority of games were played against Indians from Nebraska at home. A return field, Mass., had invented the game. YMCA teams, so the college team, though game with Armour was not possible as it Because most graduates from the highly successful, was handicapped in the was not successful in renting a gym on college entered YMCA work, the game few games with other colleges because a convenient date. The balance of the spread rapidly. Local YMCAs developed of the difference in college rules. Some schedule involved YMCA and independent teams and played games with other orga- games were played with independent and teams. nizations. Colleges and high schools were high school teams. By 1910, the faculty During a 10-9 season, Wheaton lost four slow to take up the game; one reason was made a rule that games could be played games to perennial powerhouses Central that many schools did not have gymnasi- only with other schools. YMCA and West Side YMCA. A “fluke” ums and those who had buildings were The first reference to basketball in the loss to the Crescent Five of Evanston, as not the kind planned for basketball. Most Wheaton College Record appeared in the the Record called it, hurt the most. The YMCA gymnasiums were small and inad- November 1900 issue. “The young men Orange and Blue had defeated them at equate even according to the standards of the gymnasium class have selected Wheaton by 30 points. of the early 1900s. from their number a basketball team, Four defeats came on a five-game trip When schools took up basketball, many which promises to be a strong one, as it to Wisconsin. Small, poorly lit gymnasiums had to rent YMCA gymnasiums, armories is composed of able players.” with floors waxed for dancing handicapped or public dance halls. The armories and At its first meeting in the fall of 1901 the the Crusaders. In one game which was halls were often waxed for dancing and it Athletic Association elected officers. “It lost 36-35, the home referee called 19 was like playing basketball on ice. was decided not to push football this fall fouls on Wheaton and one on the home By 1930 Wheaton’s first gymnasium but to make special effort in basketball and team. The final game of the trip was a was considered a “cracker box gym” after indoor baseball. We have now a strong success against Fond du Lac which had its beginnings as a basketball “palace.” team in basketball and it is hoped that lost only one home game in seven years. Some visiting teams made a poor showing pushing these less dangerous forms of Wheaton won by a score of 34-31. because they were not used to a “large sport, the stimulus of outside competition One unusual game that season was a floor.” In present years one hears talk of may be gained without its objectionable home encounter with West Side YMCA. the home-court advantage. In the 1900s features.” There was much excitement near the the home-court advantage was something C.S. Byrne, of the Central YMCA end of the game when the score was tied very real because of the great differences Training School (later to become George 37-37. Wheaton scored a free throw as in size, shape and peculiar hazards of Williams College, now defunct), became the gun ended the game; the scoreboard gymnasiums. coach. He came with the reputation of read: Wheaton 38, Opponents 37. After Many gymnasiums lacked hard-surface having been an umpire and player of a victory celebration, most of the crowd backboards, and meshed wire behind the experience. That ability proved an impor- left. The scorekeeper recounted the score, basket served to stop shots overthrown. tant qualification as coaches often had however, and found it was a tie. In sudden Some baskets simply hung on the gymna- to referee. death overtime the YMCA team scored sium wall. While driving for a shot, a player After Wheaton’s first game loss, 39- and won the game. might readily be knocked against the wall. 5, to Central YMCA, a Record editorial Wheaton was invited to participate in the If he could recover well enough to stand questioned the wisdom of scheduling such national college basketball tournament at up, he would quite possibly get a free strong opponents for opening games. That the World’s Fair in St. Louis, achieved by throw from the 15-foot line. Some gym- seemed to dampen the will to win and compiling the best winning percentage of nasiums had no out-of-bounds, the ball furnish an excuse for defeat. Understating any college in Illinois. During the spring being played off the walls. An overhead the obvious, and also leaving out the final and early summer, the team practiced balcony accommodated spectators. In the score, the Record reported, “Wheaton’s three mornings a week from 5:00 to 6:00 early days of the game, peach baskets low standing was due not so much to lack a.m. In one issue the Record referred were used for goals, and a step ladder of teamwork as to defective basket throw- to this as the world’s college basketball was used to retrieve the ball. ing.” Wheaton’s second game was marked tournament, a true statement since it is In 1899 the first Wheaton College gym- by an historic occasion – Wheaton’s first unlikely that colleges outside of the United nasium was built. Until 1992, the building basketball victory. The opponent, Austin States were playing basketball yet. housed the bookstore and still houses High School, had defeated Wheaton in Elwood Brown, from Central YMCA, the art department. One can still see the baseball the previous spring by using served as athletic coach for two-and-a-half basketball lines on the floor. The playing mostly alumni, so the basketball competi- years. For coaching, as well as officiating floor was 77 feet by 36 feet compared to tion became a grudge game. Austin wore the home games, as well as some of the today’s dimensions of 94 feet long by 50 baseball uniforms to commemorate their away games in the 1903-04 season, he re- feet wide. previous win. When Alvin Schmidt, later a ceived $69.00. It is interesting to note that Because of its gymnasium and close pastor, scored the first field goal the air re- the old ball was sold at the beginning of proximity to Chicago, where the YMCA sounded with cheers. That was Wheaton’s the season and a new ball was purchased had active basketball programs Wheaton only field goal in the first half, however, and along with a basket and repairs at a cost of became one of the first colleges to have Austin led 11-3. A second half rally brought $10.75. The team had bought new-style, home a 23-17 win. 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Mo r e Hi s t o r y o f Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l gaudy suits with knee-length trunks at with confidence that the alumni a cost of $22.06 to replace the ankle would–his assurance based on talks length trunks. with alumni. The Wheaton team took second Architectural plans for a modified place to Hiram College of Ohio at Georgian colonial brick building had the national college basketball tour- been sketched by Herbert Brand nament. of Chicago. Steel for the building, completed at a cost of $160,000, was Ti c k e t Pr i c e In c r e a s e Ca u s e s procured the day before a freeze was Up r o a r put on such uses of steel by the War In a 1923 letter to the Record, Resources Board. Raymond Hoisington recalled a The cornerstone was laid at game against Northwestern College Homecoming on Oct. 11, 1941, with (now North Central) in which he was President Edman, Trustee Fischer, involved as a player on February Professor Russell Mixter and the 24, 1914, at Wheaton. “The game Reverend Torrey Johnson, present was featured by the close defensive and past alumni presidents, and Tom playing, man to man style; and there Parks, Student Council president, was some rough playing, Wheaton participating. A copper box placed won 14-11. But, hard feelings caused in the cornerstone contained a copy by the defeat and an increase in ad- of the Record, the Wheaton Daily mission, charge to 35 cents – a lot Journal, a college catalog, a student of money in those days, caused the directory, and a copy of the Home- Naperville rooters to go home sore coming program. at the world.” He added: “The admis- The first event held in the new sion charge at the time of the famous gymnasium-auditorium was a long 1901-05 teams was usually 15 cents, chapel meeting on May 29, 1942. The 1904 Wheaton College men's basket- according to some old posters. Some PICTURED: The building was dedicated on the ball team that participated in the first collegiate men's value for the money!” Sunday afternoon of commence- basketball tournament. ment weekend, June 14, when the 101 Fu n Th i n g s Yo u Ca n Do Wi t h Ne w Gy m Re p l a c e s “Pa l a c e ” combined men’s and women’s glee Gr e a s e On inauguration day the ground-break- clubs sang before an assembly of 2,200 With the return of World War I Veterans, ing ceremonies for a new gymnasium people, many of them awed by the size plus other able players, the 1919-20 squad marked the first of many building projects of the building and the realization that a became a strong one. Coach Rex Gary led that would characterize the expansionist dream had been fulfilled. For many years the team to a 13-4 record with wins in its era over which President V. Raymond Ed- the building was known as Alumni Gym- last eight games. One of the opponents man presided. The old gym had become nasium, but in 1968, in honor of Coach was the Naperville YMCA team, which had increasingly inadequate, especially for Coray’s long service as athlete, coach, defeated some of the best independent intercollegiate basketball. A campaign in athletic director, teacher and friend, the teams in the Midwest. 1937 to raise funds for a gymnasium and trustees renamed the building the Edward Naperville YMCA had developed a repu- swimming pool had fallen short of the goal A. Coray Alumni Gymnasium. tation for using a holding tactic defensively. and had been laid aside. Consequently, In the next meeting Coach Gary greased in 1940, Dr. Edman suggested to Edward Th e Po s t -Wa r Er a the players’ arms, thinking that it would Cording, Director of Public Relations; Ed The 1942-43 season, the first one in make it more difficult for Naperville to get Coray, who was to do much of the so- the new Alumni Gymnasium ended up away with holding his players during the licitation of funds; and Harve Chrouser, with nine victories and eight defeats. This game. just returned to the campus as football began a series of 18 consecutive winning As the game went on, grease covered coach, that they work for a more modest seasons which continued through the almost everything, including the ball, building than the 1937 plans called for, a 1959-60 season. The Crusaders won 318 which became as easy to hang on to as gymnasium/auditorium without a swim- and lost 110 in those 18 seasons. a greased pig. Wheaton gained a 31-17 ming pool. Wheaton established itself as a pow- victory. This began a series of charges and During a trip to Western Maryland Col- erhouse following World War II. Between countercharges in both town newspapers lege, Chrouser saw a gymnasium that 1943-49, under Coray’s direction, the and college publications. The Naperville seemed like a model that would meet Crusaders posted a sparkling .788 win- papers charged dirty playing, a crooked Wheaton’s needs. Chrouser was given the ning percentage (104-28). The 1943-44 referee and non-student status for A.B. plans for the building to bring home. superstar was 6-3 forward Dave Paynter, Coleman. The Wheaton countercharge President Edman was impressed with who scored 451 points in 18 games, called the Naperville team “babies” and the drawings and invited Chrouser and including a 46-point explosion against poor sports who couldn’t “take” a legiti- Coray to present their ideas to the Board Chicago Tech. mate beating. of Trustees in February 1941. 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A man who would later become nearly The 1951-52 season was Pfund’s first Another Wheaton Hall of Honor-in- synonymous with Wheaton basketball, as head coach. He had a very capable as- ducted team was the 1956-57 team which Lee Pfund, also began making his mark sistant in Bob Baptista, who also coached also won 14 consecutive CCI games and as an assistant football and basketball the Wheaton soccer team. Basketball was had a record of 28-1, losing only to Beloit, coach in 1944-45. Pfund was a profes- very popular in this era and as the 1952 74-72, in overtime, in the eighth game of sional baseball pitcher with a “no-Sunday” Tower puts it, “In 12 or 13 home games the season. The Crusaders won the NCAA contract and had been drafted by the the Alumni Gym was packed to the window Small College National Tournament sea- Brooklyn Dodgers. A knee injury from sills, and our rooters at many away con- son defeating Kentucky Wesleyan in the sandlot baseball kept him out of military tests drowned out the home folks’ feeble Finals, 89-65. service, so he was taking courses at the cheers. Basketball - we love it.” College and coaching. When team captain Norm Pott was an All-CCI first teamer Bill Ward, who was also an evangelist, was and Dick Messner, a four-regular, was unable to show up for a game at Concordia team captain on a 15-8 team that kicked because his evangelistic services were off the era. extended in Texas. Pfund donned a Cru- Pfund went on to coach basketball for sader uniform and continued with the team 24 years, from 1941-75, winning 362, los- until it was time to report to the Dodgers’ ing 240, winning five CCI titles. training camp. One of the freshman on the 1951-52 Wheaton’s first-ever 20 win season team was Dick Helm, who would go on to (20-5) came in 1946-47, the same year coach at Wheaton North High School and Wheaton became a charter member of the later at Wheaton College from 1975-83, new CCI (College Conference of Illinois; before becoming an assistant coach for later the CCIW), and its second came in Lenny Wilkens with the Seattle Superson- 1948-49 (20-6). The newest Crusader star ics, Cleveland Cavaliers, Atlanta Hawks Sophomore Mel Peterson was named was Bud Schaeffer, a unanimous choice of and Toronto Raptors. Most Outstanding Player at Nationals. the conference coaches for All-CCI honors Another player who played for both Ed Peterson, a three time All-American and all four years at Wheaton. Coray and Lee Pfund was Dick Gross, All-CCI selection, is Wheaton’s all-time With Schaeffer and four-time All-CCI who later assisted Pfund with coaching leading scorer, rebounder, field goal and forward Marv Johnson, Wheaton won its and went on to become Dean of Students free throw shooter. Peterson, forward Bob first ever CCI title, a co-championship in at Wheaton and later President of Gordon Whitehead, and guard Don Anderson also 1947-48. Schaeffer was such a clever College in Wenham, Mass. led the team in 1957-58 and 1958-59 to ballhandler that after he graduated, he Les Habegger, who played for Pfund consecutive CCI titles and 28 more con- played a season with the professional Bos- from 1952-54, went on to phenomenal secutive wins. ton Whirlwinds which traveled nationwide coaching success at Seattle Pacific Uni- The 1957-58 team followed up the na- playing many games against the Harlem versity and later became an assistant tional championship season with a 27-3 Globetrotters. He was also selected for an coach and later general manager of the record and won fourth place in the NCAA all-star team made up mostly of big-name Seattle Supersonics. College Division Tournament, winning the university players to tour South America The 1952-53 team won Wheaton’s first three games before losing to South to play a series of games against the second CCI title and Wheaton’s first Dakota, 64-60, in the semifinals and the Globetrotters. Schaeffer was offered op- undisputed title. The team was 16-5 and third-place game to Evansville, 95-93. The portunities to play in the National Basket- 9-0 in conference. Wheaton began an un- 1958-59 team was 23-4 and won its first ball Association but declined because he precedented streak of 56 consecutive CCI national tournament game that season. had convictions against playing basketball wins in 1955. The 1955-56 team, which The CCI streak was temporarily inter- on Sunday. was in ducted into the Wheaton Hall of rupted in 1959-60 when Wheaton ended Coray’s final season as coach and Honor on Oct. 9, 1992, began the streak its affiliation with the CCI. The 1959-60 athletic director was 1950-51. Wheaton with an undefeated 14-0 CCI season and a team was 16-10, but did play in the NCAA was 17-12 that season with Marv John- school-record 28-4 record. The Crusaders College Division playoffs, winning two re- son earning his fourth All-CCI honors and lost the year’s second game to Beloit and gional games and losing in the first round being named to the Helms All-America didn’t lose again in the regular season; a of nationals. team. Norm Pott, at 6-7 the tallest player string of 24 consecutive wins. The team After Wheaton rejoined the CCIW in Wheaton had had to that point in time and still holds the school season records for 1967 (Carthage and Carroll Colleges in later an All-American and one of Wheaton’’ field goals and free throws. Wisconsin had joined by then), the Cru- leading career scorers and rebounders, Center Jerry Truax and guard Tom saders won the first five CCIW games for was a freshman on the team. Young were All-CCI first teamers and a total streak of 61 consecutive confer- forwards Jerry Miller and Don Hudgens ence wins. Th e Le e Pf u n d Er a – Th e Go l d e n Ye a r s Coray accepted a position with the were second team picks. Truax earned Since 1960, Wheaton has won as Wheaton Alumni Association that began All-America honors, averaging 16.8 points many as 17 games in a season six times, in March, 1951. Harve Chrouser took per game. Pfund was named NAIA District including 21 wins in 1994-95 and 25 wins over as Athletic Director and Lee Pfund, 20 Coach of the Year as Wheaton went on in 1995-96, its first 20-win seasons since who had been assisting Coray for seven to finish fourth in the NAIA Tournament, 1958-59. Wheaton went from 1959-96 seasons, took over the basketball coach- winning its first 3 games to make it to the without winning a CCIW title and from ing position. Final Four. 1959-95 without and NCAA playoff ap-

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Mo r e Hi s t o r y o f Wh e a t o n Co l l e g e Me n 's Ba s k e t b a l l pearance. Since 1960, Wheaton has had Golden State Warriors for years and spent Team All-American honors in both 2002-03 18 seasons of .500 or better. three years as an assistant for the Phoenix and again in 2003-04, and in 2002-03 he Ce n t e n n i a l Gy m n a s i u m Suns. He currently is President of Bas- was selected as the the CCIW's "Player A new gymnasium to meet the needs ketball Operations and General Manager of the Year". Kolmodin helped guide of a growing student body was part of the for the Dallas Mavericks. Donn Nelson is Wheaton to a record of 21-4 in 2003-04. Centennial expansion program which had 13th in career scoring and 13th in career In 2004-05 Wheaton returned to the NCAA actually begun with planning as early as rebounding at Wheaton with 1,460 points Tournament for the first time since 1998-99 February, 1956, to be ready for the 1959- and 538 career rebounds. Donn Nelson as the club posted a record of 20-6 and the 60 season. At completion, fully equipped, was inducted into Wheaton’s Hall of Honor fifth 20-win season in Bill Harris' tenure at the building cost $524,000. Wheaton in October, 1997. When Dallas played Mi- the school. In 2006-07 Kent Raymond was defeated Southwest Missouri State in ami in the 2006 NBA Finals, it marked the tabbed as Wheaton's first All-American the first home game in the new building first time in the history of the NBA Finals since Kolmodin in 2003-04 and the Thun- in December, 1959, 90-60. It also was that two general managers from the same der sharpshooter was named the CCIW Wheaton’s 600th win in its basketball his- Division III institution were battling for a "Most Outstanding Player". tory. Southwest Missouri State had been World Championship. In 2007-08 Wheaton advanced to the national tournament runner-up the 90's To Th e Pr e s e n t - A Ne w Go l d e n Er a the "Elite 8" of the NCAA Division III previous season. The 90's brought back an excitement Tournament, for the program's deepest postseason run since 1957-58. Raymond A Ne w Er a to Wheaton basketball that had not been seen since the Lee Pfund coached repeated as a First Team All-American and After Lee Pfund retired from coaching and "CCIW Most Outstanding Player" as in 1975, Dick Helm took over as coach teams of the 1950's and 60's. That fact was evidenced by eight consecutive sea- he set a Wheaton single-season scor- from 1975-83, and was followed by Bill ing record with 734 points. Bill Harris Harbeck, who had played for Pfund and sons ranked in the top 15 in attendance among NCAA Division III schools. In 2000 earned his 400th career win during the Helm in 1973-77. Harbeck was Wheaton’s campaign. coach from 1983-91. Centennial Gymnasium was remodeled Before he retired, Pfund also coached and renamed King Arena with a seating Ed i t o r 's No t e a pair of two-time All-CCIW first teamers, capacity of 2,650. "The History of the Wheaton Basketball Tom Dykstra and Steve Clum. Dykstra In 1991 Bill Harris was hired as the 25th Program" was originally edited by former is Wheaton’s third-leading career scorer head coach of the Wheaton men's bas- Wheaton College Sports Information and sixth-leading rebounder with 1,905 ketball program. Harris came to Wheaton Director Steve Schwepker. It includes con- points and 793 rebounds, and Clum is from King's College (N.Y.). Harris guided siderable information taken verbatim or in second in rebounding and 10th in scoring the team to a 9-17 record in his first season part from Through Clouds and Sunshine with 1,508 rebounds, and 1,478 points in and went on to record 14 consecutive win- (copyright 1979 by the Wheaton College his career. ning seasons. That is the longest stretch Alumni Association), authored by former The name “Pfund” comes up in Whea- of winning seasons for Wheaton since Athletic Director and coach Ed Coray, ton’s Hall of Honor listing four times. Lee Ed Coray and Lee Pfund had 18 straight class of 1923. A member of Wheaton's Pfund was inducted for his successful winning seasons that spanned from the Hall of Honor, Coray coached basketball coaching career, and his three sons, John, 1942-43 season to the 1959-60 season. from 1926-36 and 1943-51 with a record of Kerry and Randy, all completed four-year Wheaton reached the 20-win mark for 226-147. Coray died in 1993. Some other careers for Wheaton under their father’s the first time in 36 seasons in 1994-95, information was taken from past issues of tutelage. finishing 21-5 and second in the CCIW the Wheaton College Record and Tower. John played in 1961-65, and is Whea- with a 12-2 record, its best CCIW finish Information about Alumni and Centennial ton’s fourth leading scorer with 1,890 since 1971-72, and played in its first NCAA Gymnasiums was taken from Wheaton points. Kerry, an All-CCIW player in 1971, playoff since 1959-60, losing in the play-in College: A Heritage Remembered (Copy- is the 21st leading scorer with 1,162 points round to Hanover. Harris's first Wheaton right 1984 by Harold Shaw Publishers), from 1967-71. The youngest son, Randy, recruit, Nate Frank, earned All-American by Paul M. Bechtel, Professor of English is the sixth-leading scorer and all time honors for in that season. Wheaton won Emeritus. assists leader with 1,710 points and 478 its first CCIW title since 1959 with a 13-1 assists from 1970-74 and was named All- record and recorded a 25-2 mark in 1995- CCIW First Team in the 1972 and 1974 96, and was ranked first in the NCAA seasons. Division III National Coaches poll. Harris Randy is Wheaton’s first alumnus to was named National Division III Coach of become a head coach in the NBA. He was the Year by Basketball Times and guard appointed coach of the Los Angeles Lak- Wesley Pitts earned CCIW Player of the ers in May, 1992, after serving as assistant Year and All-American honors. In 1996- for eight years, and coached until March 97, Wheaton went 18-7 and finished in a 23, 1994, when he was replaced briefly by three-way tie for second place with North Magic Johnson. Pfund also served as a Central and Elmhurst. In the 1998-99 sea- general manager and vice-president with son, Wheaton beat out Illinois Wesleyan the Miami Heat of the NBA, for first place in the CCIW and finished 20- Also involved in the NBA is Donn 7. Rob Hamann was named CCIW "Co- Nelson, who assisted his father with the Player of the Year" and a Second Team All-American. Joel Kolmodin earned First

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