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William Jewell 25 Conference Championships 5 Conference Tournament Championships 18 NAIA National Tournament Appearances 3 NAIA Elite Eight Appearances 4 NAIA Final Four Appearances WILLIAM JEWELL 40 All-America Selections MEN’S BASKETBALL | 2018-2019 WILLIAM JEWELL CARDINALS MARYVILLE SAINTS (9-12, 3-6) VS (7-11, 2-7) Head Coach: Larry Holley Head Coach: Marc Stricker Record at Jewell: 828-452 (40th season) Record at Maryville: 27-19 (2nd season) SCHEDULE (H: 7-4, A: 2-5, N: 0-3) GAME JEWELL at MARYVILLE SERIES STANDINGS DATE OPPONENT TIME (RESULT) St. Louis, Mo. • Simon Athletic Center OVERALL Jewell leads 7-4 Thursday, January 31, 2019 • In St. Louis Maryville leads 3-2 November 7:30 p.m. (CST) • GLVCSN 22 Last Meeting 107-86, Win (2017-18) 3 #7 Queens University^ L, 87-101 First Meeting 104-98, Win (2009-10) 4 (RV) Tarleton State^ L, 81-92 GLVC SPORTS NETWORK WJC MU 9 Davenport University# L, 85-92 Play-by-Play: Maryville University Color Analyst: N/A POINTS 10 Purdue Northwest# W, 99-83 87.1 PER GAME 78.3 Producer: N/A • Camera: N/A 16 at Central Missouri% L, 75-78 • William Jewell (9-12) is coming off a 95-67 set back at .450 FG% .480 17 Arkansas Tech% L., 94-80 the hands of Indianapolis last weekend. The Cardinals got 20 at Southwest Baptist University W, 91-81 off to a solid start but could not keep pace with the hot .364 3FG% .396 26 Missouri Western State L, 75-78 shooting Greyhounds. FT% 29 at Quincy University* L, 81-97 • While he did not play last week, Keith Hayes continues to .783 .758 December baffle opposing defenses, as he ranks second in the GLVC REBOUNDS 35.2 PER GAME 34.3 1 at Truman State University* L, 72-73 in scoring, three point field goals per game, and minutes played, while leading the lead in total three point field ASSISTS 4 Baker University W, 94-58 13.3 PER GAME 12.0 goals made and three point field goal percentage. 8 Kansas Christian College W, 123-75 • Senior Pharroh Gordon shattered the NCAA-era single BLOCKS 2.7 PER GAME 3.2 10 Avila University W, 92-90 (OT) game scoring record last Thursday pouring in 45 points STEALS 17 Ottawa University W, 123-70 to make up for Hayes’ absence in the win over then-No. 6.5 PER GAME 5.3 22 Lewis. The previous record stood for only two months January SCORING 85.4 DEFENSE 73.1 3 Drury University* W, 81-80 as Byron Harp scored 36 at Southwest Baptist back on November 20. 5 Missouri S&T* W, 108-93 FG% • Freshman Mason Alexander has recently stepped into a .464 DEFENSE .435 12 at Rockhurst University* L, 88-75 starting role since the break of the new year. The guard 3FG% 17 #1 Bellarmine University* L, 65-85 was the spark that helped Jewell stay in the game against .347 DEFENSE .324 19 Southern Indiana* L, 79-98 Southern Indiana as he scored a season-best 24 points REBOUND -7.5 MARGIN -1.7 24 at No. 22 Lewis University* W, 96-92 on 8-of-11 from the floor and 6-of-7 from behind the arc. Alexander has upped his averages to 8.2 points and 23 AST-TO 26 at Indianapolis University* L, 67-95 1.2 RATIO 1.1 minutes per night. 31 at Maryville University* 7:30 p.m. • Shooting guard Keith Hayes did not appear last weekend PROJECTED STARTERS February due to injury and in the previous games scored a sea- KEITH HAYES 2 Missouri-St. Louis* 3 p.m. son-low five points against Southern Indiana, snapping 5’10 • Sr. • G • Little Rock, Arkansas STAT AVG SEASON HIGH 7 McKendree University* 7:30 p.m. his streak of 33 consecutive games in double-figures PPG 21.1 33 vs. Missouri S&T (Jan. 5) RPG 2.6 5 vs. Arkansas Tech (Nov. 17) 9 Illinois Springfield* 3 p.m. dating back to January 11, 2018. The senior needs just ASP 2.5 8 vs. Central Missouri (Nov. 16) 102 points to reach 1,000 for his Jewell career. Should #0 SPG 0.7 2- 2x; Last vs. Avila (Dec. 10) 14 Truman State University* 7:30 p.m. EYSAN WILEY he complete this, he would becme the 42nd member of 6’4 • So. • F • Columbia, Missouri 16 Quincy University* 3 p.m. STAT AVG SEASON HIGH the Cardinals’ 1,000 Point Club but just the second player PPG 13.0 25 vs. Kansas Christian (Dec. 8) 23 Rockhurst University* 3 p.m. in program history to do so in less than two seasons. RPG 8.1 18 - 2x; Last vs. KS Christian (Dec. 8) ASP 0.8 5 vs. Kansas Christian (Dec. 8) 28 at Missouri S&T* 7:30 p.m. He has at least nine games remaining in his career and #2 BPG 1.8 5 - 2x; Last vs. Baker (Dec. 4) PHARROH GORDON March would need to average less than 12 points per game to 6’6 • Sr. • F • Manchester, England reach this milestone. STAT AVG SEASON HIGH 2 at Drury University* 3 p.m. PPG 13.7 45 vs. Lewis (Jan. 24) • Byron Harp is a master at drawing contact and finding a RPG 7.5 14 vs. Drury (Jan. 3) 5-6 GLVC Tournament TBD ASP 2.2 4 - 3x; Last vs. Rockhurst (Jan. 12) way to get easy points at the free throw line. The senior #1 SPG 0.9 5 vs. Ottawa (Dec. 17) ^ Small College Basketball Hall of Fame Classic (St. Joseph, MO) leads the league and ranks 11th in the country in free MASON ALEXANDER # GLVC-GLIAC Challenge (hosted by William Jewell) 5’10 • Fr. • G • McPherson, Kansas % Central Missouri Invitational (Warrensburg, MO) throw attempts with 138. And we do mean easy points, STAT AVG SEASON HIGH PPG 7.4 24 vs. Southern Ind. (Jan. 19) as he also ranks fourth nationally in free throws made, RPG 2.2 5 vs. Southern Ind. (Jan. 19) shooting nearly 86 percent from the line. ASP 1.5 5 vs. Davenport (Nov. 9) #12 SPG 0.8 4 vs. Missouri S&T (Jan. 5) • The Cardinals newest player, Nic Maccioni (Maw-chee-oh- BYRON HARP nee), saw his first action of the season last week at UIndy. 6’3 • Sr. • G • Ankeny, Iowa STAT AVG SEASON HIGH The 6’4 guard out of Las Vegas, played one season at PPG 18.0 36 vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 20) RPG 3.3 9 vs. Indianapolis (Jan. 26) Hawaii Pacific before transferring to William Jewell and ASP 3.6 6 - 3x; Last vs. Avila (Dec. 10) # joining the team over the winter break. 22 SPG 1.2 3 - 3x; Last vs. Bellarmine (Jan. 17) NUMERICAL ROSTER COACHING STAFF 0 Keith Hayes G 5’10 Sr. Little Rock, Ark. / Panola CC Larry Holley HC // 40th William Jewell ‘67 1 Pharroh Gordon G 6’6 R-Sr. Manchester, England / College of Saint Rose Christian Hildebrandt AC // 1st William Jewell ‘15 2 Eysan Wiley F 6’4 So. Columbia, Mo. / Rock Bridge Todd Marcantonio AC // 3rd 3 Clark Minnifield G 6’2 Sr. Fayetteville, Ga. / Fayette County Kelly Mason AC // 2nd 4 Robbie Hanson G 6’2 Fr. Liberty, Mo. / Liberty North 10 John Zimmerman G 5’9 Fr. Maryville, Mo. / Maryville 12 Mason Alexnader G 5’11 Fr. McPherson, Kan. / McPherson PRONUNCIATIONS 14 Nick Bradley G 6’2 Jr. Zion, Ill. / Zion-Benton Pharroh Gordon Fair-oh 15 Garrett Skipworth G 5’10 Sr. Springfield, Mo. / Glendale Eysan Wiley E-sawn WHY-lee 20 Chandler Hutcherson G 6’2 So. New Haven, Conn. / St. Joseph Clark Minnfield MINI-field 22 Byron Harp G 6’3 Sr. Ankeny, Iowa / Kirkwood CC Byron Harp By-ren 23 Caleb Houghton G 6’3 So. Columbia, Mo. / Tolton Catholic Caleb Houghton HOW-tun 32 Carter Olsen G 6’0 Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. / Clark Nic Maccioni Maw-chee-oh-nee 33 Nic Maccioni F 6’5 So. Las Vegas, Nev. / Hawaii Pacific John Ekwomadu Eck-woah-ma-doo 35 John Ekwomadu F 6’6 So. Lagos, Nigeria / Lewis & Clark CC Christian Hildebrandt HILL-DA-brant 42 Jackson Golightly F 6’7 So. Maryville, Mo. / Maryville Todd Marcantonio MARK-antonio TV / RADIO ROSTER KEITH HAYES PHARROH GORDON EYSAN WILEY CLARK MINNIFIELD ROBBIE HANSON JOHN ZIMMERMAN Sr. • G • 5’10 • 185 R-Sr. • F • 6’5 • 210 So. • F • 6’5 • 195 Sr. • G • 6’2 • 180 Fr. • G • 6’2 • 170 Fr. • G • 5’9 • 160 0 Little Rock, Ark. 1 Manchester, England 2 Columbia, Mo. 3 Fayetteville, Ga. 4 Liberty, Mo. 10 Maryville, Mo. MASON ALEXANDER NICK BRADLEY GARRETT SKIPWORTH CHANDLER HUTCHERSON BYRON HARP CALEB HOUGHTON Fr. • G • 5’11 • 170 Jr. • G • 6’0 • 160 Sr. • G • 5’10 • 165 Fr. • G • 6’2 • 180 Sr. • G • 6’3 • 163 So. • G • 6’3 • 190 12 McPherson, Kansas 14 Zion, Ill. 15 Springfield, Mo. 20 New Haven, Conn. 22 Ankeny, Iowa 23 Columbia, Mo. CARTER OLSEN NIC MACCIONI JOHN EKWOMADU JACKSON GOLIGHTLY LARRY HOLLEY CHRISTIAN HILDEBRANDT Fr. • G • 6’0 • 170 So. • F • 6’4 • 210 So. • F • 6’6 • 255 So. • G • 6’7 • 180 Head Coach Assistant Coach 32 Las Vegas, Nev. 33 Las Vegas, Nev. 35 Lagos, Nigeria 42 Maryville, Mo. 40th Season First Season TODD MARCANTONIO KELLY MASON Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Third Season Second Season MARYVILLE SAINTS 0 Jordan Gary 6’0 Jr. G Hopkinsville, Ky. / Score Academy QUICK FACTS 3 Casey Teson 6’2 Sr.
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