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GAME 24 SENIOR day TH SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE VS. STERLING College 3:00PM WiNFIELD, kan. Feb. 13 #THEJINXISON @BUILDERSPORTS @SCMENSBALL 2020-21 MOUNDBUILDER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES Winfield, Kan. | 3:00 PM TIP-OFF Southwestern College Sterling College MOUNDBUILDERS VS WARRIORS (14-9, 10-7 KCAC) (7-15, 5-14 KCAC) 2020-21 BUILDER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OCTOBER TUE, 20TH VS. SPURGEON COLLEGE W 109-67 WINFIELD, KAN. FRI, 23RD VS. BARCLAY W 105-59 WINFIELD, KAN. MON, 26TH VS. BACONE W 110-90 WINFIELD, KAN. FRI, 30TH VS. BENEDICTINE L 80-73 SALINA, KAN.11 SAT, 31ST VS. MORNINGSIDE L 77-64 SALINA, KAN. NOVEMBER WED, 4TH VS. KANSAS WESLEYAN W 52-47 WINFIELD, KAN. FRI, 6TH @ FRIENDS W 72-60 WICHITA, KAN. SAT, 14TH @ YORK L 82-78 YORK, NEB. TUE, 17TH VS. BARCLAY W 117-82 WINFIELD, KAN. JANUARY WED, 6TH @ 25 BETHEL L 73-66 NORTH NEWTON, KAN. SAT, 9TH @ BETHANY L 84-66 LINDSBORG, KAN. MON, 11TH @ STERLING W 72-49 STERLING, KAN. WED, 13TH @ KANSAS WESLEYAN W 70-68 SALINA, KAN. SAT, 16TH VS. FRIENDS L 81-74 WINFIELD, KAN. MON, 18TH VS. OTTAWA W 92-83 WINFIELD, KAN. WED, 20TH VS. 25 BETHEL W 86-76 WINFIELD, KAN. SAT, 23RD VS. YORK W 84-73 WINFIELD, KAN. WED, 27TH @ OTTAWA L 93-88 OTTAWA, KAN. SAT, 30TH VS. BETHANY L 80-66 WINFIELD, KAN. FEBRUARY MON, 1ST VS. AVILA W 78-66 WINFIELD, KAN. THU, 4TH @ SAINT MARY W 79-72 LEAVENWORTH, KAN. SAT, 6TH VS. TABOR L 81-62 WINFIELD, KAN. Senior Day 2020-21 Noah Webster Troy Baker Quintin Wallace #15 #23 #25 Moundbuilder Career Stats Moundbuilder Career Stats Moundbuilder Career Stats (2019/20 - 2020/21) (2016/17 - 2020/21) (2019/20 - 2020/21) Games Played: 52 Games Played: 105 Games Played: 54 FG%: 42.7% FG%: 60.5% FG%: 65.9% Total Points: 421 Total Points: 735 Total Points: 193 Points/Game: 8.1 Points/Game: 7 Points/Game: 3.6 Total Rebounds: 113 Total Rebounds: 752 Total Rebounds: 190 FT%: 75.7% Total Blocks: 158 2020-21 Team Captain Thank you Seniors! 2020-21 Moundbuilders Men’s Basketball 2020-21 BUILDER BASKETBALL ROSTER ## FIRST LAST YEAR POS HT WT HOMETOWN 2 Trey White SO G 6-1 180 Baxter Springs, Kan. 4 Zhahidi Robinson SO G 6-0 165 St. Petersburg, Fla. 11 Jake Haertl JR G 6-3 205 Denver, Colo. 13 Cooper Pierce JR G 6-5 180 Arkansas City, Kan. 14 Steele Gaston-Chapman FR G 6-1 185 Wichita, Kan. Southwestern College 15 Noah Webster SR G 6-2 185 Hutchinson, Kan. Builders 21 Anthony Hickman JR F 6-9 235 Woodward, Okla. February 13 - 3:00 p.m. - Winfield, Kan. 22 Tony Kinser JR F 6-9 205 Hugoton, Kan. 23 Troy Baker SR F 6-8 185 Maize, Kan. GENERAL INFORMATION 25 Quintin Wallace SR F 6-6 215 Clarksville, Texas Location.................................................Winfield, Kan. 33 Bryan Yungeberg SO G 5-11 170 Waterville, Kan. 34 Paul Fiorentino JR G 6-1 185 Arkansas City, Kan. Conference...........................................................KCAC 41 Braylon Steen JR G 6-6 205 Little Rock, Ark. Nickname........................................................ Builders ** Rance Kendrick* JR G 6-1 165 Racine, Wis. Enrollment..........................................................1,346 Stadium....................................... Stewart Field House Athletic Director........................................ Mike McCoy Sports Information Director.................... Trevor Jossart Head Coach: Matt O’Brien (12th Season) Website................................. www.buildersports.com Associate Head Coach: Tim Miser (11th Season) Twitter..................................................@buildersports Assistant Coaches: Jimmy McSorley, Myron Fisher, Rodney Marner, Jarehn White, Kaleb Vining 2019-20 Results OPPONENT SCORE OPPONENT SCORE OPPONENT SCORE vs. Ozark Christian W 103-56 vs. York W 86-73 vs. McPherson W 88-85 vs. Dallas Christian W 153-85 @ Kansas Wesleyan L 86-73 vs. Sterling L 75-73 @ College of the Ozarks W 93-84 vs. Ecclesia W 111-63 @ 16 Oklahoma Wesleyan W 66-62 vs. Manhattan Christian W 96-47 vs. Faith Baptist Bible College W 101-53 vs. Tabor W 74-70 @ Bethel L 78-73 @ Southern Nazarene L 87-57 @ York W 113-110 (2OT) vs. Ottawa L 92-90 vs. Bethany W 88-84 vs. Kansas Wesleyan W 95-87 vs. Avila L 90-84 @ Saint Mary W 70-58 @ Bethany W 89-77 @ McPherson L 84-76 vs. Friends W 86-74 vs. Saint Mary W 82-73 @ Sterling W 84-72 vs. RV Bethel W 80-64 @ Friends W 87-71 vs. RV Okla. Wesleyan W 76-73 (OT) @ 7 Ottawa L 100-77 vs. Bethel L 67-66 @ Tabor W 78-68 @ Avila W 88-77 2020-21 Warriors Men’s Basketball 2020-21 WARRIORS BASKETBALL ROSTER ## FIRST LAST YEAR POS. HT HOMETOWN 1 Aaron Michael SR G 5-9 Kyle, Texas 3 Kenan Comley JR G 5-9 Sterling, Kan. 4 Rashid Washington SO G/F 6-4 Morrilton, Ark. 5 Lucas Briar JR F 6-5 Sterling, Kan. 10 Kolby Walker FR G 6-1 Colorado Springs, Colo. Sterling College 11 Sean Nordberg SR G/F 6-5 Wamego, Kan. Warriors 12 Matthias Nero FR G 5-9 Killeen, Texas February 13 - 3:00 p.m. - Winfield, Kan. 14 Grant Olson SO C 7-0 Sugar Land, Texas 20 JaMiah Haynes SR G/F 6-5 Kyle, Texas GENERAL INFORMATION 22 Daven Dunbar JR F 6-5 Turks and Caicos Islands Location..................................................Sterling, Kan. 23 Ricky Poole SO G 6-0 Thornton, Colo. Conference..........................................................KCAC 24 Nick Price SO G 6-3 Gillespie, Ill. Nickname.......................................................Warriors 25 Michael Laeky JR F 6-7 Allen, Texas Enrollment............................................................700 32 Jason de Jong FR F 6-6 Winnsboro, Texas Stadium.........................................Lonnie Kruse Court 55 Samuel Kabala SO F 6-4 Thornton, Colo. Capacity...............................................................230* Athletic Director......................................Justin Morris Sports Information Director.......................Caden Ford Website.....................................www.scwarriors.com Twitter.............................................@SterlingCSports Head Coach: Adam Hooker(2nd Season) *Based on current capacity Assistant Coaches: Nathan Bean (4th Season), Dakota Patton (1st Season), Previous Meetings vs. Sterling Matt Hart (1st Season) Managers: Aaliyah Tarver, Lucas Nordberg DATE HOME/AWAY SCORE Athletic Trainer: Anna Kuns 01/11/21 Away W 72-49 01/25/20 Home L 75-73 11/26/19 Away W 84-72 02/13/19 Away W 116-65 Follow us on social media! 01/05/19 Home W 103-65 Facebook: /buildersports Twitter: @buildersports / @SCmensball Instagram: @buildersports 2020-21 Basketball Statistics School KCAC % Overall % GB Home Away Neutral 18 Bethel 15-4 .789 15-5 .750 -- 8-1 7-4 0-0 INGS 22 Oklahoma Wesleyan 12-4 .750 15-5 .750 1.5 8-1 7-4 0-0 McPherson 13-8 .619 15-8 .652 3 8-2 7-6 0-0 Ottawa 11-7 .611 14-7 .667 3.5 9-2 5-5 0-0 Southwestern 10-7 .588 14-9 .609 4 9-3 5-4 0-2 Tabor 9-8 .529 11-8 .579 5 4-5 6-3 1-0 Bethany 9-9 .500 10-10 .500 5.5 6-5 4-4 0-1 Avila 6-8 .429 11-9 .550 6.5 7-4 4-5 0-0 Friends 6-11 .353 6-14 .300 8 4-5 2-9 0-0 York 4-8 .333 4-10 .286 7.5 2-4 2-6 0-0 Kansas Wesleyan 5-11 .313 7-13 .350 8.5 5-6 2-7 0-0 Sterling 5-14 .263 7-15 .318 10 2-8 3-7 2-0 KCAC BASKETBALLLSTAND Saint Mary 1-7 .125 1-8 .111 8.5 1-4 0-4 0-0 Date Home Visitor Time Results February 13 Southwestern Sterling 3:00pm TBP Ottawa Bethany 6:00pm TBP Okla. Wesleyan Avila 7:00pm TBP Bethel Tabor 7:00pm TBP Kan. Wesleyan York 8:00pm TBP *TBP = TO BE PLAYED KCAC BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Quick Leaders SOUTHWESTERN STERLING Quick Leaders S. Gaston-Chapman (13.3) ...............................Points..................................................J. Haynes (20.3) T. Baker (9.1) .........................................Rebounds.............................................J. Haynes (7.1) S. Gaston-Chapman (2.7) ..................................Assists..............................................K. Comley (2.6) S. Gaston-Chapman (28) .............................Steals (Totals)..........................................K. Walker (28) T. Kinser (32)........................................Blocks (Totals)........................................J. Haynes (8) TEAM LEADERS Previously on Moundbuilder Basketball MEN’S BASKETBALL DROPS HOME CONTEST TO TABOR WINFIELD, Kan. -The Southwestern College men’s basketball team was defeated over the weekend, falling to the visiting Tabor Bluejays at home by a score of 81-62. After an evenly-matched first half saw a deadlocked score at 28-28, but the Bluejays used a 50 percent shooting performance in the second half to pull away from the Builders and win the first meeting of the two. Inside the Matchup First meeting between the two teams this year. First matchup in December was postponed due to COVID-19 concerns Southwestern entered contest 14-8 (10-6), Tabor 9-8 (7-8) Tabor leads all-time series 18-17 It is Tabor’s first win over Southwestern since 2016, breaking an eight-game winning streak for the Moundbuilders Stats of the Game Zhahidi Robinson (SO/St. Petersburg, Fla.) led all scorers in the contest, ending with 22 points off of the bench in 28 minutes Troy Baker (SR/Maize, Kan.) was the other member to hit double figures, tallying 13 points, six rebounds, and two blocks Quintin Wallace (SR/Clarksville, Texas) finished with eight points and five rebounds Southwestern outscored Tabor in bench points 35-23 Tabor shot 45% from three, Southwestern 20% Largets lead: Benedictine (19), Southwestern (5) Outside the box Tony Kinser (JR/Hugoton, Kan.) leads the KCAC in blocks with 32 total, averaging 1.7 per game Baker is 11th in the NAIA in total rebounds with an even 200 Southwestern ranks top ten in the NAIA in both blocked shots and offensive rebounds Southwestern’s next scheduled contest will be at home on Saturday, February 13th when they host the Sterling Warriors for senior night.
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    Viewpoints In Campus Life In Sports Think twice before waging How students improve their Football is held to 148 yards in total an e-mail war, sending off an Spanish-speaking skills offense as it ends its season with a emotional reply, or mentioning every Thursday night, no loss to Bethel, but underclassmen someone in a negative light. homework necessary. look forward to next season. PAGE 3 PAGE 5 PAGE 7 The McPherson College Volume 92, Issue 5 PECTATORNovember 16, 2007 S THE STUDENTS’ VOICE SINCE 1916 NEWS BRIEFS Band to perform Board endorses new campaign Greg Thaller, band director, will direct the Fund-raising campaign designates $8.2 million toward capital projects McPherson College Band as it performs a Christmas concert on JORDAN SHAY in the campaign are $2.7 parking west of Miller Li- reviewed the myMC cam- $16,900. Room and board Sunday, Dec. 2, at 4 News Editor million to be used for an- brary and 3) two new class- paign, which has raised were increased about 4 per- p.m. The brass quintet nual operations (mostly for rooms in the lower level of more than $8 million, with cent to $2,600 and $3,900, and fl ute ensemble will The Board of Trustees’ scholarships), $1.5 million Melhorn Science Hall. another gift of more than respectively. These increases also play. Committee on Advancement to go to the endowment and The plans would cost an $1 million expected in the would bring the college clos- The band will play and Marketing authorized a $8.2 million toward capital estimated $8.2 million if next few weeks.