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General Information Credits School...... Capital University The 2017-18 Capital University Men’s Basketball Media City/ZIP...... Columbus, Ohio 43209 Guide was created by the Capital University Sports Founded...... 1830 Information Department with assistance from head Enrollment...... 3,465 men’s basketball coach, Damon Goodwin. Photos by Nickname...... Crusaders Capital University athletics, Jeffery Konczal Photography, Colors...... Purple & White Matt Dilyard, Andrea Kjerrumgaard, Joe Maiorana, Eric Arena (opened)...... Capital Center (2001) George, and Jeff Mills. Design by Capital University Capacity...... 2,100 Sports Information Department with the assistance of the Affiliation...... NCAA Division III Communications and Marketing departments. Conference...... Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) President...... Dr. Beth Paul (Boston ‘84) Note to the Media Director of Athletics...... Roger Ingles (Ohio State ‘80) Associate Director of Athletics.... Dixie Jeffers (Morehead State ‘81) The Capital University Sports Information office is here to Athletic Phone...... 614-236-6209 serve you. Contact the office for working credentials and press box space at the Capital Center, as well as press releases, History statistics, feature stories, photos and other information on the Crusaders. Pre-game materials, halftime and final statistics First Year of Men’s Basketball...... 1908 and a play-by-play are provided at every game. All-Time Record (since 1908)...... 1,376-899 NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last �� 12/2012 Last NCAA Tournament Game...... 2012 Second Round Media Guidelines Result...... 92-79 loss at No. 15 Wooster All interview and photo requests must be coordinated through OAC Regular Season Titles/Last...... 12/2012-13 the Sports Information Office. Access to practice must be OAC Tournament Championships/Last �� 4/2012 set up in advance and postgame interviews with players and coaches will be granted after a 10-minute cool down period. Sports Information Opposing team interviews will be granted with that coach’s Sports Information Director...... Ryan Gasser approval. One phone line will be provided to visiting team Office Phone...... 614-236-6174 radio and data ports will be made available to all working E-mail...... [email protected] media members in attendance. Graduate Assistant...... Sean Neidig Office Phone...... 614-236-6985 E-mail...... [email protected] Inside This Guide Web Site...... athletics.capital.edu Quick Facts...... 2 Capital University...... 3-6 Coaching Staff The Capital Center/Bernlohr Stadium...... 7-8 Head Coach...... Damon Goodwin (Dayton ‘86) Ohio Athletic Conference...... 9 Record at School (Year)...... 356-232 (23rd) 2017-18 Season in Review...... 10-12 Career Record (Year)...... 356-232 (23rd) 2018-19 Season Preview...... 13 OAC Record (Year)...... 249-153 (23rd) Office Phone...... 614-236-6913 2018-19 Roster/Team Photo...... 14 E-mail...... [email protected] Head Coach Damon Goodwin...... 15 Assistant Coaches...... Anthony Gholson (Ohio Northern ‘88) Assistant Coaches...... 16 Andy Winters (Ohio Wesleyan ‘13) Student-Athlete Profiles...... 17-21 Jeff Gongwer (Rio Grande '83) NCAA Tournament History/Honor Roll...... 22 Team Awards/1,000 Point Club...... 23 All-Time Letterwinners...... 24-25 Team Information Archives...... 26-29 2017-18 Overall Record...... 12-14 2017-18 OAC Finish...... 8-10 (6th) Foriegn Tours...... 30-31 Lettermen Returning/Lost...... 11/5 Upperclassman Leadership...... 32 Hall of Fame...... 33 2018-19 Schedule...... 34 (back cover) Undergraduate Majors

Art Performance Art Therapy (Instrumental, Piano, Athletic Training Organ, Vocal including a Biochemistry Musical Theatre/Opera Biology emphasis) Business Nursing Accounting Organizational Communication Financial Economics Philosophy Leadership and Management Political Science Marketing Pre-Professional Chemistry Dentistry Communication Law Computer Science Medicine Criminology Occupational Therapy Economics Optometry Education Pharmacy Electronic Media and Film Physical Therapy Engineering (Dual Degree) Physician Assistant Chemistry Seminary Computer Science Veterinary Medicine Mathematics Psychology English Public Administration Creative Writing Public Relations Literature Religion Professional Writing Worship Ministry Environmental Science Youth Ministry Exercise Science Social Work French Sociology Health and Fitness Management Spanish History Theatre Studies Interdisciplinary Studies Undeclared International Studies Mathematics Music Composition Jazz Studies keyboard Pedagogy (Church Music, Organ, Piano) Music Education (Vocal, Instrumental, Dual) www.capital.edu Music Industry Music Merchandising Music Technology

3 Crusader BasketBall 22 Crusader BasketBall Admission to the University

Students applying for admission into the freshman class must Admission to the nursing program requires successful be enrolled in, or a graduate of, a college preparatory course completion of algebra II, biology and chemistry. of study, including a recommended curriculum of: Admission to the Conservatory of Music also requires a 4 units of English successfully completed audition. 3 units of college preparatory mathematics Students are urged to submit their applications in the fall 3 units of natural science of the senior year. All applications are reviewed on a space- 3 units of social science available basis. 2 units of one foreign language Apply online at www.capital.edu and we will waive your 1 unit of fine arts application fee.

We think relationships matter.

A close community makes learning more meaningful. Maybe you’ve heard of the “ivory tower.” We’ve never seen one on our campus. Our professors are both accessible and without ego. Maybe because they are as passionate about teaching as they are about research. Possibly because they run every classroom, not TAs.

Perhaps it’s due to our intimate class size (25 students on average). We just think it’s easier to learn from someone you can easily engage in conversation.

Each Capital student is individually advised by a faculty member who helps with class selection, changing majors, intern- ships, references and jobs.

4 Crusader BasketBall 33 4 Crusader BasketBall Eat well. Study hard.

Our dining options satisfy every type of student – from the The Blackmore Library is one of the busiest places on campus picky eater to the most discerning palate. Have a fresh organic (but also the quietest). It is packed with information to salad or a slice of pizza and fries. Stir-fry or made-from- satisfy any research project and study carrels for last-minute scratch soup. Feeling a little homesick? Parents can send in cramming types and those who like to stay ahead. The library’s their favorite home-cooked recipes, and we’ll choose some staff is on hand to help students navigate the stacks. You’ll to prepare for dinner (we’ll post the student’s name for all to also find the Office of Information Technology here, filled with see, too). And, whether you prefer three square meals a day or computer-savvy people ready to help. There’s a computer something more flexible, there’s an affordable meal plan that lab here (as well as in every residence hall), which means it fits your schedule. won’t take a thousand dollar investment just to write a paper on Macbeth. If you have your own laptop, study outdoors – our wireless Internet lets you tackle those tough research Stay fit. assignments from anywhere on campus.

The Capital Center is a state-of-the art athletic facility where our varsity athletes work out alongside every other student. INCOMING FRESHMAN CLASS PROFILE Do cardio on the indoor track or elliptical machines,hit the Middle 50% GPA: 3.1–3.8 weight room, or join a pickup game of basketball. It’s easy to stay in shape when there’s a world-class facility that’s never too Middle 50% ACT Score: 21–27 crowded and sits right next to residence halls and classrooms. Middle 50% SAT Score: 980–1180 (The only thing you need to provide is the motivation to visit.) (Math and Verbal only) Male: 47% Female: 53% Multicultural: 15%

5 44 Crusader BasketBall Capital Calls Columbus Home.

Our city is the 16th largest in the country. It’s Ohio’s capital. And it’s the headquarters of many Fortune 500 companies – which means opportunities aren’t hard to come by. But it’s not all business. Columbus has professional sports to watch in every season. And an arts community that’s unmatched. Shopping at Easton Town Center or in the Short North is just minutes from campus. And nearby parks, trails, museums and a zoo, all just waiting to be explored.

Welcome to the Neighborhood.

Our suburb is an escape from the city, but it’s only minutes away.

Bexley is one of Columbus’ most historic neighborhoods. It’s home to the governor’s mansion. Main Street is marked with restaurants and coffee houses (like Chipotle and Starbucks) and an independent theatre. There are tree-lined streets populated by architecturally stunning homes.

And everything sits just steps away from the residence halls.

A Picturesque Campus.

Capital was founded in 1830, and our history shows on campus.

Mature trees line the paths that connect our impressive academic halls. Under their branches countless spring classes have been taught, and new friendships have been forged. Inside our gates lies our complete campus. Athletic facilities, academic and administration buildings, and student residence halls are all interspersed. You’re never more than a short walk from wherever you need to go.

(We think it’s how college should be.)

6 Crusader BasketBall 55 Crusader BasketBall The Capital Center/Bernlohr Stadium

Built in 2001, The Capital Center is a 126,000-square-foot the ceiling is netting that can split the area into a multitude of recreational and athletics complex that includes a 2,100-seat configurations for a variety of events, as well as a pair of hitting arena, a 3,000-seat outdoor stadium, a 51,000-square-foot cages for baseball, softball and golf. Part of the forum also multipurpose forum, a 5,000-square-foot fitness center, and a makes up 1,200 square feet of the fitness center with a complete multitude of offices, classrooms, and hospitality areas. cardiovascular area, filled with treadmills, Stairmasters and a The Capital performance arena is home to the volleyball and universal unit. The remaining 3,800 square feet of the fitness men’s and women’s basketball programs. The arena has a pair center is a room complete with weight training equipment from of hospitality suites, a pair of broadcast booths and a camera Hammer Strength. booth with approximately 175 chair-back stadium seats and the The health and sport sciences department calls The Capital Center remaining bleacher seating. home with a complete sports medicine and athletics training Football, men’s and women’s soccer and men’s and women’s center, sports science laboratory, classrooms and more than ample lacrosse play on a state-of-the-art, recently renovated artificial space for activity classes. The Athletic Department also has an surface called AstroPlay in the 3,000-seat Bernlohr Stadium. office suite with a conference room and administrative work areas. Within a brick grandstand are two observation decks, a hospitality Like many facilities, it is the small things that separate the suite and press box. The stadium includes a recently renovated adequate from the memorable. The Capital Center with its track around the field perimeter for fitness and recreation towers of brick and plaster, terrazzo flooring, hand-painted tile, endeavors. In 2012, a high-definition LED scoreboard was added skylights and enormous walls of glass not only pays homage to the in the southeast corner of the stadium. In the spring of 2015, tradition and architecture of the Bexley campus, but also provides LED lights were installed around the field surface, leading to a functional and modern place for the university to reach new the first home football night game played against Muskingum horizons. on September 26 of that year, which Capital won, 34-31. In Capital’s vision has been simple – to have a center that is an 2016, the field surface was renamed Purmort Field following integral part of university life, encompassing health and wellness the generous donation of Capital alum, Wells Purmort. Students activities, academic programs, intercollegiate athletics, intramural are permitted to use the field under the lights during open turf sports, social activities and community partnerships. The Capital sessions on select nights. Center embodies that vision and is a testament to the dedication, Functionality and usability are key in the multipurpose forum, as values and commitment to service of the entire CAP Family. To the infield of the NCAA regulation indoor track has four courts those past, present and future members of the CAP Family we only with lines for basketball, volleyball and tennis. Suspended from have one thing to say – Welcome Home.

7 Inside The Capital Center

Basketball games on campus are an experience, especially after Capital University opened the state- of-the-art Capital Center in the fall of 2001. Capital has traditionally ranked among the leaders in home attendance in all of NCAA Division III. Capital has a 158-58 home record since moving into The Capital Center.

The Capital Center arena features 2,100 seats, two furnished hospitality suites, camera booth, press box and one of small college basketball’s best home court advantages. Aside from the arena, The Capital Center features locker rooms, a fitness center, classrooms and offices. In addition, the basketball arena is outfitted with a state-of-the-art camera system which allows for live video streaming of all home games on Capital’s athletics web page – athletics.capital.edu.

CRUSADERS’ RECORD IN CAPITAL CENTER 2001-2002...... 12-2 2002-2003...... 13-1 2003-2004...... 10-4 2004-2005...... 7-5 2005-2006...... 8-4 2006-2007...... 12-3 2007-2008...... 12-3 2008-2009...... 15-0 2009-2010...... 9-2 2010-2011...... 10-3 2011-2012...... 10-2 2012-2013...... 8-4 2013-2014...... 7-4 2014-2015 ...... 4-8 2015-2016...... 6-4 2016-2017...... 6-6 2017-2018...... 9-3 TOTAL (17 seasons)...... 158-58 (.731)

8 The Ohio Athletic Conference

Capital University enters its 93rd season as a member of the Ohio Athletic Conference in 2018-19. The OAC is the nation’s third-oldest collegiate athletic conference and from its beginnings in 1902 has never wavered in its focus on the entire development of the student-athlete. The conference’s unparalleled success of all its members on and off the playing field has made the OAC one of the nation’s finest college conferences.

The OAC is predated only by the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (1888) and the Big Ten (1895). The OAC is older than the Rose Bowl, the World Series and even the NCAA itself and has survived two world wars, the Great Depression, the Korean War and the Vietnam Conflict. From a modest beginning of six charter members in 1902, the OAC grew to as 2017-18 OAC MEN’S BASKETBALL many as 24 members in the mid-1920s. Through the years a Final Standings total of 31 colleges and universities at one time or another have been members of the OAC. Currently, the conference consists Team OAC Overall of 10 members: Baldwin Wallace University, Capital University, John Carroll*#^ 14 4 25 6 Heidelberg University, John Carroll University, Marietta College, Marietta*^ 14 4 21 7 the University of Mount Union, Muskingum University, Ohio Ohio Northern 12 6 19 9 Northern University, Otterbein University and Wilmington College. Baldwin Wallace 11 7 18 9 Mount Union 9 9 13 13 Case Tech’s football team won the OAC’s first conference title with Capital 8 10 12 14 a 5-0-0 record. Outdoor track was added a year later and a third Wilmington 7 11 11 14 sport, cross country, became a conference sport in 1914. More Heidelberg 7 11 11 15 sports were steadily added to the OAC’s repertoire throughout the Muskingum 7 11 9 16 years, culminating in the addition of women’s sports in 1984. The Otterbein 1 17 1 24 OAC currently sponsors championships in 21 sports, 11 men’s and 10 women’s. All 10 of the OAC institutions were founded *2017-18 OAC regular season co-champions in the 19th century and have long and outstanding academic # 2018 OAC Tournament champion reputations. ^ 2018 NCAA Tournament qualifier

While maintaining these high academic standards, Ohio Athletic Conference teams and athletes consistently have enjoyed a great deal of success on a regional and national level. The athletic competition is viewed not as an end in itself, but as an extension of the educational programs, academic values that make the OAC one of the finest conferences in the nation.

9 2017-18 Year in Review Countinuing the Crusader Tradition

Capital University Men's Basketball finished in sixth place in a strong Ohio Athletic Conference with an overall record of 12-14 and an 8-10 record in conference last season. Four OAC schools won at least 18 games and two OAC schools received invites to the NCAA Tournament, speaking to the quality of competition the Crusaders faced week-in and week-out.

The Crusaders began the year with two wins, both at home. Capital kicked off the year with a 77-67 win against La Roche and then beat Chatham 97-69. Over the next four games, the Crusaders suffered two two-point losses and a three-point loss. Capital opened Ohio Athletic Conference play with an 86-84 defeat to Ohio Northern, a team that went on to win 19 games. The team's first OAC win came against Otterbein on Dec. 9, a 70-59 victory. Junior guard Joey Weingartner scored a career-high 28 points against the Cardinals, 20 of which came in the second half. The Crusaders also beat Otterbein on Jan. 20 in a game the Crusaders trailed by nine in in the first half but came back to win comfortably. The biggest win of Capital's season came in the final regular season game on Feb. 17 against the conference-leading John Carroll Blue Streaks. Capital and the Blue Streaks battled back and forth for all 40 minutes and in the end the Crusaders pulled out an 85-80 win.

Capital was led by All-OAC performers Austin Schreck and Joey Weingartner, the team's two leading scorers. Schreck led the team with 15.3 points per game and 60 assists while finishing second on the team with 5.2 rebounds per game. Weingartner scored 14.0 points per game while knocking down 65 triples from beyond the arc. The backcourt duo was helped out by forward Caleb Cox's five double-doubles and team-leading 8.4 rebounds per game and Will Hannah chipped in in all areas from the wing, finishing fourth on the team in points, third in rebounds and second in assists.

Four freshmen saw significant action in their first collegiate seasons, led by Cameron Caldwell. The Westerville product made the transition to point guard and started 21 games for the Crusaders and scored 183 points while dishing out 54 assists. Forwards John Burnham, Sam Lash and Joe Hartmann played in 23, 20 and 16 games, respectively. Sophomores Dan Auble, Tyler Jamison and Ganiyu Yahaya all provided additional depth off the bench.

Following the season, Schreck was named Second Team All-OAC and Weingartner earned an All-OAC Honorable Mention nod. In addition to their accomplishments on the court, Nate Boone, Cox, Brennan Czuchran and Schreck were all named Academic All- OAC. The four Academic All-OAC honors were the most for the team in a single season since the award was introduced in 1986.

10 2017-18 Year in Review All-OAC Honorees

Austin Schreck - Jr. Guard Joey Weingartner - Jr. Guard Second Team All-OAC Honorable Mention All-OAC Guard Austin Schreck earned his spot on an all-conference Sharpshooter Joey Weingartner earned his first conference team for the second year in a row as a junior in 2017-18 with award in 2017-18 with an All-OAC Honorable Mention nod as All-OAC Second Team honors. Schreck played in and started a junior. Weingartner played in and started all 26 of Capital's all 26 games for Capital and played 32.0 minutes per game. games and was second on the team with 780 minutes.

The Erlanger, Ky. native set new career highs in points, A native of Centerville, Weingartner lit up opposing defenses 3-point field goal percentage, steals and blocks. Schreck from behind the arc with a team-best 65 made 3-pointers. scored a team-high 398 points, good for a 15.3 ger game Weingartner shot 40.4 percent from deep and averaged 2.5 average. His 5.2 rebounds per game were second on the team makes from long distance each game. Weingartner was second and he was second in total boards with 134. He also led the on the team with 365 total points and 14.0 points per game. team with 60 assists and 29 steals and chipped in 10 blocks. Weingartner scored 10 or more points 20 times and scored The guard scored in double figures in 22 games, including 12 20 or more seven times. The guard had back-to-back-to-back straight from Nov. 29-Jan. 17. He reached the 20-point mark games of 27, 26 and 28 points from Dec. 2-9 and shot 33-of- eight times and scored a season-best 28 points on 11-of-17 58 (56.9 percent) from the floor over that span. shooting against Marietta on Feb. 7. Against Otterbein on Jan. 20, Weingartner made 6-of-9 Schreck's best all-around game of the season came on Feb. shots from deep, one of 11 games with at least three made 10 against Baldwin Wallace when he nearly achieved a triple- 3-pointers. He hit at least one 3-pointer in every game but double with 16 points, eight rebounds, nine assists and two one. steals. 11 2017-18 Year in Review Capital University Basketball Capital Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 17, 2018) All games

Overall record: 12-14 Conf: 8-10 Home: 9-3 Away: 3-10 Neutral: 0-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 02 Reed Bradfield 5-0 36 7.2 6-11 .5 4 5 0-0 .0 0 0 2-4 .5 0 0 2 3 5 1.0 4 0 1 3 2 1 14 2.8 03 Austin Schreck 26-26 833 32.0 146-289 .5 0 5 30-67 .4 4 8 76-102 .7 4 5 33 101 134 5.2 38 0 60 48 10 29 398 15.3 04 Brennan Czuchran 19-1 104 5.5 9-27 .3 3 3 5-20 .2 5 0 11-11 1.000 2 10 12 0.6 12 0 3 4 0 0 34 1.8 05 Ganiyu Yahaya 13-0 124 9.5 17-34 .5 0 0 2-10 .2 0 0 9-10 .9 0 0 6 15 21 1.6 21 0 3 7 4 4 45 3.5 10 Gavin Wildermuth 20-0 153 7.7 10-20 .5 0 0 4-9 .4 4 4 8-13 .6 1 5 0 12 12 0.6 21 0 8 10 0 2 32 1.6 11 Will Hannah 26-17 570 21.9 59-146 .4 0 4 20-51 .3 9 2 71-86 .8 2 6 19 93 112 4.3 48 2 55 46 3 19 209 8.0 12 Logan Jessing 8-0 32 4.0 7-13 .5 3 8 3-7 .4 2 9 0-1 .0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1 4 0 4 2 0 3 17 2.1 13 Dan Auble 24-5 424 17.7 38-106 .3 5 8 19-66 .2 8 8 17-22 .7 7 3 10 27 37 1.5 34 0 40 22 0 12 112 4.7 14 Cameron Caldwell 26-21 580 22.3 62-126 .4 9 2 4-15 .2 6 7 55-80 .6 8 8 15 45 60 2.3 71 3 54 70 15 18 183 7.0 22 Joey Weingartner 26-26 780 30.0 140-310 .4 5 2 65-161 .4 0 4 20-36 .5 5 6 9 48 57 2.2 62 0 40 34 2 25 365 14.0 25 Sam Lash 20-0 130 6.5 7-28 .2 5 0 4-22 .1 8 2 10-13 .7 6 9 1 12 13 0.7 15 0 7 6 0 0 28 1.4 32 John Burnham 23-0 177 7.7 19-56 .3 3 9 11-41 .2 6 8 16-21 .7 6 2 6 28 34 1.5 15 0 2 10 2 3 65 2.8 33 Nate Boone 13-0 104 8.0 7-24 .2 9 2 2-8 .2 5 0 1-2 .5 0 0 1 14 15 1.2 7 0 3 4 0 2 17 1.3 40 Caleb Cox 26-26 687 26.4 109-181 .6 0 2 0-0 .0 0 0 61-91 .6 7 0 63 155 218 8.4 53 0 27 48 13 23 279 10.7 44 Joe Hartmann 16-0 123 7.7 10-23 .4 3 5 0-0 .0 0 0 8-12 .6 6 7 9 25 34 2.1 19 0 2 5 2 3 28 1.8 45 Tyler Jamison 20-8 368 18.4 46-90 .5 1 1 0-1 .0 0 0 16-29 .5 5 2 28 58 86 4.3 37 1 20 15 16 9 108 5.4 Team 31 33 64 1 6 Total...... 26 5225 692-1484 .4 6 6 169-478 .3 5 4 381-533 .7 1 5 235 680 915 35.2 462 6 329 340 69 153 1934 74.4 Opponents...... 26 5224 683-1524 .4 4 8 239-640 .3 7 3 366-475 .7 7 1 209 629 838 32.2 465 - 336 306 67 198 1971 75.8

TEAM STATISTICS CAPM OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 1934 1971 11/15/17 LA ROCHE W 77-67 789 Points per game 74.4 75.8 11/18/17 CHATHAM W 97-69 701 Scoring margin -1.4 - 11/21/17 at Wittenberg L 77-79 441 FIELD GOALS-ATT 692-1484 683-1524 11/26/17 vs Ohio Wesleyan L 70-87 288 Field goal pct .4 6 6 .4 4 8 11/29/17 at ADRIAN L 52-55 255 3 POINT FG-ATT 169-478 239-640 * 12/02/17 ONU L 84-86 2752 3-point FG pct .3 5 4 .3 7 3 * 12/7/17 at Muskingum L 74-86 316 3-pt FG made per game 6.5 9.2 * 12/9/17 at Otterbein University W 70-59 264 FREE THROWS-ATT 381-533 366-475 12/12/17 at Denison W 76-69 175 Free throw pct .7 1 5 .7 7 1 * 12/16/17 BALDWIN WALLACE L 69-83 184 F-Throws made per game 14.7 14.1 12/18/17 MT. ST. JOSEPH Wot 80-73 112 REBOUNDS 915 838 * 01/03/18 WILMINGTON W 72-58 409 Rebounds per game 35.2 32.2 * 01/06/18 at John Carroll L 74-95 707 Rebounding margin +3.0 - * 01/10/18 HEIDELBERG W 85-75 429 ASSISTS 329 336 * 01/13/18 at Mount Union L 70-82 257 Assists per game 12.7 12.9 * 01/17/18 at Marietta College L 68-82 1192 TURNOVERS 340 306 * 01/20/18 OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY W 85-74 891 Turnovers per game 13.1 11.8 * 01/24/18 MUSKINGUM W 86-78 498 Turnover margin -1.3 - * 01/27/18 at Ohio Northern men L 60-82 582 Assist/turnover ratio 1.0 1.1 * 01/31/18 at Heidelberg W 71-65 387 STEALS 153 198 * 02/03/18 MOUNT UNION W 86-74 403 Steals per game 5.9 7.6 * 02/07/18 MARIETTA COLLEGE L 74-79 517 BLOCKS 69 67 * 02/10/18 at Baldwin Wallace L 65-67 565 Blocks per game 2.7 2.6 * 02/14/18 at Wilmington L 67-86 518 ATTENDANCE 7685 6292 * 02/17/18 JOHN CARROLL W 85-80 0 Home games-Avg/Game 12-640 13-462 # 02/20/18 at Ohio Northern men L 60-81 345 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-288 * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Capital 905 1017 12 1934 Opponents 929 1037 5 1971

12 2018-19 Season Preview

Capital Men’s Basketball Reloaded for 2018-19 Campaign

After an offseason of preparation and improvement, Capital University Men’s Basketball is looking to show that it is ready to once again contend for Ohio Athletic Conference championships.

The Crusaders will have one of the most experienced teams 24th-year had coach Damon Goodwin has had at 2018-19 OAC Men’s Basketball his disposal in quite some time with five seniors and three Preseason Coaches’ Poll juniors. After a year of growth last season, that depth and veteran talent will be counted on to propel Capital to 1. John Carroll...... 79 (7) conference glory. 2. Marietta...... 75 (3) 3. Ohio Northern...... 59 “My expectations are that those seniors should be capable 4. Mount Union...... 54 of leading us to compete for the conference,” said 5. Baldwin Wallace...... 50 Goodwin. “They’re all very good players and that is the 6. Capital...... 48 7. Heidelberg...... 28 challenge that we’ve laid out to them, ‘this is your time 8. Muskingum...... 27 and this is your team’ and I believe that they can do it. Any 9. Wilmington...... 21 time in this league you have seniors playing for you that’s a 10. Otterbein...... 9 big advantage. Collectively, they just need to come together and realize that.”

Leading that charge are All-OAC performers Austin Schreck (Erlanger, Ky./ Dixie Heights) and Joey Weingartner (Centerville, Ohio/Centerville), Capital's pair of explosive guards. Schreck earned an All-OAC Second Team nod and Weingartner was tabbed All-OAC Honorable Mention. Caleb Cox (Cincinnati, Ohio/Oak Hills), Will Hannah (Milford, Ohio/Milford) and Gavin Wildermuth (Jackson Center, Ohio/Jackson Center) are the other four-year players this year.

Joining those seniors will be juniors Dan Auble (Brecksville, Ohio/Brecksville) and Ganiyu Yahaya (Abuja, nigeria/Wesley Christian) as well as returning sophomores Joe Hartmann (Cincinnati, Ohio/LaSalle), Reed Bradfield (Erlanger, Ky./Dixie Heights), Logan Jessing (Sylvania, Ohio/Northview) and last Joey Weingartner | Sr. | Guard year's starting point guard Cameron Caldwell (Westerville, Ohio/Westerville South). The team also has four newcomers.

The team will rely on its experience in the early going and it will be needed based on the schedule Goodwin has put together.

“We may have the hardest schedule we’ve ever had,” Goodwin said. “There really are no down days. I think our non-conference schedule is probably one of the strongest in the country. If we can get through that and we can compete through the league and get down the road and we’re looking for an avenue to get into the tournament, I think our strength of schedule will be a tremendous asset.”

Capital's first three contests are away from home against teams that finished near the tops of their respective leagues and the Crusaders will host Ohio Wesleyan University on Nov. 25 in the second leg of the OAC/ NCAC Challenge. A home meeting with Adrian College (Mich.) precedes Capital's OAC opener against rival Otterbein University on Dec. 1. Capital will play 13 games in the Capital Center Performance Arena, 10 true road games and two neutral-site games away from The Cap Center.

13 2018-19 Capital Men’s Basketball Roster

No. Name Pos. Cl. Hgt. Wgt. Hometown/High School 2 Reed Bradfield Forward So. 6-7 200 Erlanger, Ky. / Dixie Heights 3 Austin Schreck Wing Sr. 6-3 200 Erlanger, Ky. / Dixie Heights 4 Ryan Christie Point Guard Fr. 6-0 185 Toledo, Ohio / St. Johns Jesuit 5 Ganiyu Yahaya Forward Jr. 6-4 180 Abuja, Nigeria / Wesley Christian 10 Gavin Wildermuth Guard Sr. 6-3 205 Jackson Center, Ohio / Jackson Center 11 Will Hannah Forward Sr. 6-4 200 Milford, Ohio / Milford 12 Logan Jessing Wing So. 6-5 195 Sylvania, Ohio / Northview 13 Dan Auble Point Guard Jr. 6-0 170 Brecksville, Ohio / Brecksville 15 Joe Hartmann Forward So. 6-8 225 Cincinnati, Ohio / LaSalle 20 Joey Weingartner Guard Sr. 6-2 205 Centerville, Ohio / Centerville 23 Ryan Rose Guard Fr. 6-1 180 Tipp City, Ohio / Bethel 24 Tyler Schreck Wing Fr. 6-4 190 Erlanger, Ky. / Dixie Heights 25 Drew McCollum Point Guard Jr. 6-0 180 Dayton, Ohio / Alter (Lindenwood) 30 Cameron Caldwell Point Guard So. 6-1 195 Westerville, Ohio /Westerville South 40 Caleb Cox Forward Sr. 6-7 220 Cincinnati, Ohio / Oak Hills

Damon Goodwin Head Coach Dayton ‘86 Andy Winters Assistant Coach Ohio Wesleyan ’13 Anthony Gholson Assistant Coach Ohio Northern ‘88 Jeff Gongwer Assistant Coach Rio Grande ’83 Zac Malin Athletic Trainer Findlay ‘10

14 Head Coach Damon Goodwin

Damon Goodwin has patrolled the sidelines as head men's basketball coach at Capital University beginning with the 1994-1995 season and has established the Crusaders as one of the elite programs in not only the Ohio Athletic Conference but all of NCAA Division III. Goodwin also became the winningest coach in Capital men's basketball history by virtue of an 80-53 home win over Ohio Dominican on January 5, 2010. A six-time OAC Coach of the Year (1996, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013) and National Association of Basketball Coaches Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year (2009), Goodwin has guided the Crusaders to five OAC regular season championships, two OAC Tournament titles and five NCAA Tournament appearances, including a trip to the Round of 16 in 2009. Capital has finished with a record at or above .500 in the conference for 14 consecutive seasons (2000-14) and has been in contention for a league title late in virtually every season during that span. Over his tenure, his players have garnered many individual awards at the conference, regional and national levels. In his 23 seasons as head coach, 48 all-conference accolades have been collected, including 15 first team nods. He has coached two individuals toward All-American status, including two-time honoree, Nate Stahl (2008-09). Ten players have received NABC All-District/Region awards while seven have been recognized for the same award by D3Hoops.com. In 2011-12, Goodwin led Capital to the OAC regular season and tournament titles. The Crusaders reached the second round of the NCAA Division III Tournament after defeating Randolph-Macon in the first. Three Capital players were named All-OAC, including junior Spencer Niekamp, a first- team selection who also earned D3hoops.com all-region and NABC all-district accolades. Goodwin was picked OAC Coach of the Year for the fifth time in his career. The Crusaders earned their second consecutive OAC regular season championship in 2012-13. Senior Spencer Niekamp, the conference player of the year, became the seventh player in program history to be named an All-American after being chosen to the second team by the NABC. Capital made its seventh straight appearance in the league tournament semifinals.

In 2010-11, Goodwin guided the Crusaders to an 18-9 record, including a 12-6 mark in OAC play and a sweep of league champion and NCAA Sweet 16 qualifier Marietta. Capital, which was in contention for the conference title until the final weeks of the regular season, made its fifth straight appearance in the OAC Tournament semifinals. Goodwin's ability to mold and develop young talent was on full display during the 2009-10 season, as the Crusaders won 15 of their last 21 games to finish third in the OAC despite dressing only one senior. Capital would later advance to the OAC Semifinal while producing an All-Region selection for the third consecutive season. Coach Goodwin earned his fourth OAC Coach of the Year honor for his efforts, and was also named to the University of Dayton Athletic Hall of Fame that year. The Crusaders enjoyed their best season in program history in 2008-2009 as Goodwin guided Capital to a school-record 26 victories and a berth in the NCAA "Round of 16". CU made their third consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament and was nationally ranked throughout the entire regular season reaching a program-record mark of No. 5 in the D3hoops.com Top 25 Poll. CU had the best home record in the Great Lakes Region at 15-0 and was a host of the NCAA First and Second Rounds at the Capital Center in front of sold out crowds. The 2008-09 campaign also saw Goodwin mentor the OAC Player of the Year, two All-OAC First Team selections and the first-ever back-to- back consensus All-America pick in school history. For his efforts, Goodwin was named Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year by the National Association of Basketball Coaches. In 2007-2008, Goodwin led Capital to its second straight Ohio Athletic Conference regular season title and second straight NCAA Tournament appearance. The Crusaders also won 24 games, had the OAC Player of the Year and first All-American for the school since 1988, and Goodwin claimed OAC Coach of the Year honors for a second straight season and third time in his career. Other highlights of his tenure on the bench in Columbus include making the NCAA Tournament and winning OAC Coach of the Year honors in just his second season at Capital in 1996-97. In 2001-2002, he led Capital to a then school-record 23 wins, while in 2002-03 he brought the school its first OAC regular season title in 19 seasons. He is only the second coach in school history to win over 200 games. Goodwin was sidelined for the 2015-16 season after successfully winning his battle against hairy cell leukemia, a rare but highly treatable cancer of the blood. During his battle, Goodwin remained a staunch supporter of the Crusaders while becoming healthy once again, ensuring his spot on the bench for a return prior to the 2016-17 season. Capital won its first four games to begin the season with Goodwin patrolling the sidelines once again. Prior to becoming the Crusaders head coach, he served five seasons as an assistant coach at Wittenberg University. During his time there, the Tigers won five North Coast Athletic Conference titles, earned four NCAA Tournament bids and a Final Four appearance in 1994. As a player, the St. Marys, Ohio, native earned first team All-Ohio honors at St. Marys Memorial High School in 1982, before attending the University of Dayton. He helped lead the Flyers to NCAA Tournament appearances in 1984 and 1985 where the eventual national champion (Georgetown and Villanova) eliminated them each season. Upon leaving Dayton, Goodwin was taken in the seventh round (147 overall) of the NBA draft by the Phoenix Suns. He spent the summer out west before returning that fall to begin his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Dayton. Goodwin's first head coaching job was a two-year stint at Fairborn High School in Fairborn, Ohio, before joining the staff at Wittenberg. Goodwin resides in Upper Arlington, Ohio, with his wife, Danielle. The couple has three children - Grant (27), Addison (25) and Dane (18). 15 Assistant Coaches Andy Winters - Assistant Coach

The 2018-19 season marks the fifth year the Crusaders have had record-holding All-American Andy Winters on staff with the men’s basketball team. Winters will enter his fourth year as an assistant while having also spent a season as Capital’s interim head coach in 2015.

Prior to joining Capital’s staff, Winters served as an assistant at nearby Ohio Dominican University, where he helped the Panthers to the most conference overall wins since their first season as a member of NCAA Division II in 2010-11. In just one season, ODU improved in multiple statistical categories including field goal percentage, three-point field goal percentage, and turnovers per game.

After his first season at Capital (2014-15), Winters helped coach two student-athletes to All-OAC honors (Andrew Bolka, Second Team; AJ Dixon, honorable mention). Capital also saw its turnovers decrease and its defense allow fewer points per game compared to the 2014 campaign.

Winters took over as the interim head coach prior to the 2016 season, due to head coach Damon Goodwin's medical leave of absence. Capital improved upon its record from the year before, finishing with a 12-14 record. The Crusaders got off to a fast start under Winters, winning seven of its first 10 games. Capital advanced to the OAC Tournament where it lost to No. 8 John Carroll. A pair of student-athletes were named Academic All-OAC in 2016, while another enjoyed All-OAC and All-Region recognition.

Over his five seasons on staff, Capital players have been granted 10 all-conference awards, including one first team selection (Mark Minch, 2016).

Prior to joining the staff at Ohio Dominican, Winters was an All-American and four-year starter at nearby Ohio Wesleyan University. As a senior, he was tabbed All-America status and was named the district or regional Player of the Year by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC), D3.Hoops.com, and D3 News. By the end of his playing career, Winters had become a three-time all-conference selection, North Coast Athletic Conference All-Decade Team honoree, broke all the school’s assist records, and participated in the NABC All-Star Game. Anthony Gholson - Assistant Coach Anthony Gholson begins his sixth season as an assistant men’s basketball coach for the Capital University men’s basketball team.

Over his first six seasons as an assistant, Capital players have been granted 10 all-conference awards, including one first team selection (Mark Minch, 2016). After his first season, Gholson guided forward Michael Sommer (Second Team), and guards AJ Dixon and Mitch Westerheide (honorable mention) to All-OAC laurels. Spencer Niekamp went on to become OAC Player of the Year and a first team all-conference pick.

Prior to Capital, Gholson served as head men’s basketball coach at Heidelberg University, where he led the Student Princes to more than 50 victories over the course of five seasons (2008-13). Gholson guided Heidelberg to the 2010 OAC Tournament championship game.

Gholson was also the head coach (2000-04) and director of athletics (1999-05) at Columbus State Community College. While at CSCC, Gholson’s teams compiled an 86-36 record (.704 winning percentage) and a trio of 20-win seasons. The Cougars were ranked No. 1 in NJCAA Division II in 2003-04, when the team won the Ohio Community College Athletic Conference title for the first time in school history. He was named the conference’s Coach of the Year in both 2002-03 and 2003-04.

Gholson also held assistant coaching positions at Ohio Northern University (2005-08) and Urbana University (2004-05). Jeff Gongwer - Assistant Coach

Jeff Gongwer enters his fourth season on the Capital men’s basketball staff.

Gongwer has been a fixture in the Westerville, Ohio basketball scene over the last decade after serving multiple Westerville high schools as an assistant coach. For six seasons, he was an assistant at Westerville North High School and then transitioned into a varsity assistant coaching position at Westerville Central, a title he held for three seasons. Last year, Gongwer served a volunteer assistant coach at Otterbein University.

From 2012 to 2014, Gongwer spent time in the AAU ranks with the Ohio Hoopsters U16 and U17 teams. He also assisted Prep Spotlight Magazine in scouting top-level talent throughout the Midwest.

Gongwer was a two-sport athlete at nearby Westerville North prior to playing baseball collegiately at the University of Rio Grande (NAIA). He graduated with a degree in business management and owns two successful RE/MAX real estate offices in Central Ohio.

He and his wife, Cathy McKenzie, have been married for 30 years and have two daughters, Jessica Horton and Kelli Gongwer. 16 2018-19 Returning Players

Sophomore • Forward • 6-7 • 200 Dixie Heights, Ky. 2 Reed Bradfield Dixie Heights 2017-18: Appeared in five games … scored 14 points in 36 minutes … made collegiate debut on Nov. 18 against Chatham and scored six points … scored six points in a season-high 14 minutes against Ohio Wesleyan on Nov. 26 and pulled down a season- high four rebounds … blocked two shots against Chatham on Nov. 18.

Personal: Majoring in business management … parents are Ronda and Jeff Bradfield… attended Dixie Heights High School where he played for Ken Chevalier and was First Team All-Region. Overall Career Stats Rebounding Yr. GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2017-18 5 0 36 7.2 6 11 .545 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 2 3 5 1.0 4 0 1 3 2 1 14 2.8 Totals 5 0 36 7.2 6 11 .545 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 2 3 5 1.0 4 0 1 3 2 1 14 2.8 Senior • Guard • 6-3 • 200 Erlanger, Ky. 3 Austin Schreck Dixie Heights 2017-18: All-OAC Second Team … Academic All-OAC … appeared in and started all 26 games … led the team with 398 points (15.3 ppg) … led the team with 60 assists … led the team with 29 steals … was second on the team with 134 rebounds (5.2 rpg) … led the team in 3-point percentage with a 44.8 percent mark … led the team with 146 made field goals and shot 50.5 percent from the field … scored double-digit points in 22 games … eclipsed the 20-point mark eight times … scored a career-high 28 points (11-17 FG, 3-5 3PT, 3-3 FT) on Feb. 7 against Marietta … scored 16 points with eight rebounds and a career-high nine assists against Baldwin Wallace on Feb. 10 … scored 27 points (10-14 FG, 4-5 3PT, 3-4 FT) in 43 minutes in Capital’s overtime win over Mt. St. Joseph on Dec. 18 and had a career-high three blocks… went 4-4 from deep and 10-14 from the floor in a 24-point game in a win over Mount Union on Feb. 3 … grabbed five or more rebounds in 19 games … led the team with 833 minutes.

2016-17: All-OAC honorable mention … Academic All-OAC … appeared in 26 games, making 23 starts … tallied 293 points … finished second on the team with a field-goal percentage of 54.9 … finished third on the team with 107 made field goals … led the team with 74 made free throws … ranked third on the team an average of 11.3 points per game … brought down 6.2 rebounds per game, which was second on the team, totaling 160 rebounds … set a career-high with 24 points in a road victory against John Carroll (2/18) … shot 1.000 percent from the field (5-5), 3-point range (1-1) and free throws (1-1) against Marietta on Jan. 18 … posted 16 games with double-digit points, three of those were 20 or more … recorded his first career double-double with 20 points and 16 rebounds against Muskingum on Dec. 8 … posted three double-doubles on the season … second on the team with 65 assists … notched 28 steals, good for second on the team … blocked four shots.

2015-16: Appeared and started in all 26 games as a freshman … recorded his first collegiate point with a free throw against and his first career rebound Wittenberg (11/14) … set a season-high 19 points against Muskingum (2/10) … recorded eight games in double-digit points … tallied 202 points, tied for third on the team, in his first season in the purple and white … accumulated 712 minutes of playing time … finished with a field goal percentage of 60.5 and a free throw percentage of 63.1 … brought down 127 rebounds, second on the team … led the team with 54 assists … tied for second on the team with 21 steals … blocked seven shots.

Personal: Majoring in financial economics … parents are Roger and Jenny Schreck … attended Dixie Heights High School where he participated in basketball … Region IX All-Tournament team and two-time district MVP … played for Ken Chevalier at Dixie Heights High School … career ambition is to become a financial advisor … hobbies include playing golf and tennis.

Overall Career Stats Rebounding Yr. GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2015-16 26 26 712 27.4 72 119 .605 5 18 .278 53 84 .631 41 86 127 4.9 49 0 54 35 7 21 202 7.8 2016-17 26 23 690 26.5 107 195 .549 5 25 .200 74 117 .632 41 119 160 6.2 42 2 65 49 4 28 293 11.3 2017-18 26 26 833 32.0 146 289 .505 30 67 .448 76 102 .745 33 101 134 5.2 38 0 60 48 10 29 398 15.3 Totals 78 75 2235 28.7 325 603 .539 40 110 .364 203 303 .670 115 306 421 5.4 131 2 179 132 21 78 893 11.4

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Junior • Forward • 6-4 • 180 Abuja, Nigeria 5 Ganiyu Yahaya Wesley Christian 2017-18: Appeared in 13 games … scored 45 points in 124 minutes … shot 50 percent from the field (17-34) … grabbed 21 rebounds … recorded four steals and four blocks … scored a season-high 14 points (5-5 FG, 1-1 3PT, 3-3 FT) against Marietta on Feb. 7 … scored nine points on Nov. 20 against Otterbein and on Jan. 27 at Ohio Northern … grabbed four rebounds against Chatham on Nov. 18 and against Ohio Wesleyan on Nov. 26 … blocked two shots on Feb. 17 against John Carroll.

2016-17: Appeared in 26 games with 371 minutes … recorded 176 points … brought down 70 rebounds, 43 defensive and 27 offensive … tallied 20 steals, 13 assists and six blocks … earned his first career points against Olivet on Nov. 15, he finished with 13 points … recorded a career-high 16 points against Baldwin Wallace on Dec. 17 … posted a career-high seven rebounds, four defensive and three offensive, against Heidelberg on Feb. 1 … had back-to-back fast break alley-oop slams against Wittenberg on Nov. 29.

Personal: Majoring in business … parents are Yahaya and Hawa Audu … attended Wesley Christian High School where he participated in basketball … played for Jack Jarrell at Wesley Christian High School … career ambition is to become an entrepreneur … hobbies include chess, volleyball and traveling. Overall Career Stats Rebounding Yr. GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 26 0 371 14.3 70 141 .496 14 31 .452 22 38 .579 27 43 70 2.7 61 3 13 36 6 20 176 6.8 2017-18 13 0 124 9.5 17 34 .500 2 10 .200 9 10 .900 6 15 21 1.6 21 0 3 7 4 4 45 3.5 Totals 39 0 495 12.7 87 175 .497 16 41 .390 31 48 .646 33 58 91 2.3 82 3 16 43 10 24 221 5.7

Senior • Guard • 6-3 • 205 Gavin Wildermuth Botkins, Ohio 10 Jackson Center

2017-18: Appeared in 20 games … scored 32 points in 153 minutes … second on the team with a 44.4 3-point shooting percentage … scored a career-high 12 points (4-6 FG, 3-4 3PT, 1-2 FT) in a season-high 27 minutes on Feb. 17 against John Carroll … hit a career-high five free throws on Nov. 18 against Chatham en route to seven points … grabbed 12 rebounds … dished out eight assists.

2016-17: Appeared in 21 games, with 124 minutes of action … scored 22 points … collected 18 rebounds, 14 defensive and four offensive … assisted on 10 buckets … tallied four steals and two blocks … tied a career-high four points against Ohio Wesleyan on Nov. 22 … posted two blocks and two steals, both career highs, against Olivet on Nov. 15.

2015-16: Appeared in 18 games with two starts … recorded first career points on a 3-pointer against Mt. St. Joseph (11/29) … recorded a career-high four points against No. 8 Marietta (1/30) … tallied 21 points in 227 minutes … brought down 21 rebounds … tabbed eight steals … assisted on six baskets.

Personal: Majoring in financial economics … parents are Mike and Deb Wildermuth … attended Jackson Center High School where he participated in basketball, baseball, golf, and cross country … received the West Point Leadership Award, two-time First Team All-SCAL and Second Team Dayton All- Area … played for Scott Elchart at Jackson Center High School … career ambition is to become a CFO … hobbies include playing sports and fishing.

Overall Career Stats Rebounding Yr. GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2015-16 18 2 227 12.6 8 21 .381 2 7 .286 3 9 .333 4 17 21 1.2 29 0 6 11 0 8 21 1.2 2016-17 21 0 214 5.9 8 25 .320 3 9 .333 3 6 .500 4 14 18 0.9 12 0 10 13 2 4 22 1.0 2017-18 20 0 153 7.7 10 20 .500 4 9 .444 8 13 .615 0 12 12 0.6 21 0 8 10 0 2 32 1.6 Totals 59 2 504 8.5 26 66 .394 9 25 .360 14 28 .500 8 43 51 0.9 62 0 24 34 2 14 75 1.3

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Senior • Forward • 6-4 • 195 Will Hannah Milford, Ohio 11 Milford 2017-18: Appeared in 26 games, 17 starts … started 17 of the last 18 games … scored 209 points (8.0 ppg) in 570 minutes … 209 points were the fourth-most on the team … second on the team with 55 assists … finished third on the team with 113 rebounds … scored a career-high 19 points three times … made a career-high eight field goals on Jan. 3 against Wilmington … made a season-high four 3-pointers on Dec. 12 against Denison … went 14-14 from the free throw line against Otterbein on Jan. 20 … second on the team in free throw percentage at 82.6 percent … tallied 19 steals and three blocks.

2016-17: Appeared in 22 games, with 150 minutes of action … accumulated 51 points … averaged 1.4 rebounds a game, with 30 rebounds, 26 defensive and four offensive … tallied 15 assists, four steals and two blocks … posted a season-high nine points, while shooting 100% from the field, 3-point line and the charity stripe, against John Carroll on Jan. 7 … grabbed a season-high five rebounds, all defensive, against Otterbein on Dec. 10.

2015-16: Appeared in 25 games with 19 starts … recorded his first collegiate points against Wittenberg (11/14), finished the game with 16 points … tallied 136 points in 557 minutes … shot 81.3 percent from the free-throw line, 26-32 … recorded a career-high 17 points on two separate occasions, Boyce (11/21) and Wilmington (12/2) … earned double-digit points in four games … tabbed 77 rebounds … fourth on the team with 40 assists … tied for second on the team with 21 steals … produced seven blocks, tied for second on the team.

Personal: Majoring in business management … parents are Paul and Vanessa Hannah … attended Milford High School where he participated in basketball, baseball and golf … first team all-city, first team all-conference, District 16 All-Star … played for Joe Canbron at Milford High School … hobbies include playing FIFA. Overall Career Stats Rebounding Yr. GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2015-16 25 19 557 22.3 45 118 .381 20 68 .294 26 32 .813 16 61 77 3.1 47 0 40 19 7 21 136 5.4 2016-17 22 0 150 6.8 17 44 .386 5 21 .238 12 19 .632 4 26 30 1.4 17 0 15 14 2 4 51 2.3 2017-18 26 17 570 21.9 59 147 .401 20 51 .392 71 86 .826 19 94 113 4.3 48 2 55 46 3 19 209 8.0 Totals 73 36 1277 17.5 121 309 .392 45 140 .321 109 137 .796 39 181 220 3.0 112 2 110 79 12 44 396 5.4

Sophomore • Wing • 6-5 • 180 Logan Jessing Sylvania, Ohio 12 Northview 2017-18: Appeared in eight games … scored 17 points in 32 minutes … shot 7-13 from the field, 3-7 from deep … scored a season-high six points (2-2 FG, 2-2 3PT) in five minutes on Jan. 6 against John Carroll … scored five points in a season-high nine minutes against Ohio Northern on Jan. 27 … grabbed one rebound and dished out four assists … tallied three steals.

Personal: Majoring in marketing … mother is Kris Jessing … attended Sylvania Northview High School where he was a two- sport athlete and played basketball for Jeremy McDonald and was a 2017 All-Ohio Honorable Mention for Division I … career ambition is to obtain a real estate license … hobbies include playing basketball, swimming, surfing, traveling and music.

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Junior • Guard • 6-0 • 170 Dan Auble Brecksville, Ohio 13 Brecksville 2017-18: Appeared in 24 games, five starts … scored 112 points, grabbed 37 rebounds and dished out 40 assists … tied his career high with 16 points in 32 minutes against La Roche on Nov. 15 … scored 11 points against Chatham on Nov. 18 … had two four-assist games, one on Dec. 12 against Denison and the other on Feb. 3 against Mount Union … grabbed four rebounds twice, once against La Roche (Nov. 12) and against Denison on Dec. 12).

2016-17: Appeared in 25 games, made 15 starts … finished with 151 points, 52 assists, 13 steals and one block … grabbed 54 rebounds, 44 defensive and 10 offensive … recorded his first collegiate points against Olivet on Nov. 15, finished the game with four points … posted a career-high six assists, twice, once against Baldwin Wallace (12/17) and Ohio Northern (1/28) … went for a career-high 16 points, twice, once against Denison (12/14) and against John Carroll (2/18) … tallied four games with double-digit points.

Personal: Majoring in business … parents are Matthew and Kathy Auble … attended Brecksville Broadview Heights High School where he participated in basketball … played for Stevie Mehalik at Brecksville Broadview Heights High School … career ambition is to win an OAC Championship and be the OAC Most Outstanding Player … hobbies include fishing and 2k. Overall Career Stats Rebounding Yr. GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 25 15 551 22.0 54 113 .478 23 55 .418 20 28 .714 10 44 54 2.2 39 0 52 29 1 13 151 6.0 2017-18 24 5 424 17.7 38 106 .358 19 66 .288 17 22 .773 11 26 37 1.5 34 0 40 22 0 12 112 4.7 Totals 49 20 975 19.9 92 219 .420 42 121 .347 37 50 .740 21 70 91 1.9 73 0 92 51 1 25 263 5.4

Sophomore • Forward • 6-8 • 225 Cincinnati, Ohio 15 Joe Hartmann LaSalle 2017-18: Appeared in 16 games … scored 28 points in 123 minutes … made collegiate debut on Nov. 18 against Chatham … scored a season-high five points (2-2 FG, 1-1 FT) in seven minutes against Otterbein on Jan. 20 … grabbed a season-high five rebounds on Dec. 16 against Baldwin Wallace … totaled 34 rebounds, two assists, three steals and two blocks.

Personal: Majoring in business administration with a minor in sports management … parents are Jackie and Ed Hartmann … attended La Salle High School where he was a two-sport athlete and played basketball for Dan Fleming … hobbies include swimming, playing with his dog and playing basketball.

Overall Career Stats Rebounding Yr. GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2017-18 25 15 551 22.0 54 113 .478 23 55 .418 20 28 .714 10 44 54 2.2 39 0 52 29 1 13 151 6.0 Totals 25 15 551 22.0 54 113 .478 23 55 .418 20 28 .714 10 44 54 2.2 39 0 52 29 1 13 151 6.0 Senior • Guard • 6-0 • 200 Centerville, Ohio 20 Joey Weingartner Centerville 2017-18: All-OAC Honorable Mention … appeared in and started all 26 games … second on the team with 365 points (14.0 ppg) … led the team with 65 made 3-pointers and second with 140 made field goals … second on the team with 780 minutes … scored double-digit points in 19 games, including seven 20-point games … scored a career-high 28 points (11-22 FG, 3-10 3PT, 3-6 FT) against Otterbein on Dec. 9 … scored 27 points (12-20 FG, 3-9 3PT) on Dec. 2 against Ohio Northern … scored 26 points (10-16 FG, 4-8 3PT, 2-2 FT) on Dec. 7 against Muskingum … hit a season-high six 3-pointers against Otterbein on Jan. 20 … grabbed 57 rebounds and dished out 40 assists … had two five-rebound games … handed out a season-high four assists on Jan. 13 against Mount Union … tallied 25 steals and two blocks … had two three-steal games.

2016-17: Appeared in 26 games, made 13 starts … finished second on the team with 11.9 points per game and scored 310 on the season … led the team with 55 made 3-pointers … brought down 61 rebounds, 52 defensive and nine offensive … recorded 34 assists, 22 steals and two blocks … posted a career-high 26 points against Mount Union on Feb. 21 … tallied 14 games with double-digit points, five of which were 20 or more points.

2015-16: Appeared in 17 games, made three starts … led the team in 3-point percentage with 46.2 … recorded 70 points in his first season … made 12 3-pointers … saw 253 minutes of action … secured 28 rebounds … forced five steals … posted a career-high nine points against No. 8 John Carroll in the first round of the OAC tournament.

Personal: Majoring in financial economics … parents are Jeff and Laura Weingartner … attended Centerville High School where he participated in basketball and baseball … played for Brook Capps at Centerville High School … career ambition is to live somewhere down south … hobbies include intramural sports and boating. Overall Career Stats Rebounding Yr. GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2015-16 17 3 253 14.9 27 61 .443 12 26 .462 4 7 .571 8 20 28 1.6 28 0 16 16 0 5 70 4.1 2016-17 26 13 603 23.2 118 263 .449 55 128 .430 19 22 .864 9 52 61 2.3 56 0 34 35 2 22 310 11.9 2017-18 26 26 780 30.0 140 310 .452 65 161 .404 20 37 .541 9 48 57 2.2 62 0 40 34 2 25 365 14.0 Totals 69 42 1636 23.7 285 634 .450 132 315 .419 43 66 .652 26 120 146 2.1 146 0 50 85 4 52 745 10.8 20 2018-19 Returning Players

Sophomore • Guard • 6-1 • 195 Cameron Caldwell Westerville, Ohio 30 Westerville South 2017-18: Played in 26 games, 21 starts … scored 183 points (7.0 ppg) on 48.8 percent shooting … third on the team with 54 assists … grabbed 60 rebounds … scored a career-high 26 points (10-15 FG, 6-9 FT) on Dec. 16 against Baldwin Wallace … scored double-digit points six times, including three 14-point games … pulled down a career-high eight rebounds at Adrian on Nov. 29 … dished out a career-high six assists on Feb. 17 against John Carroll … had nine games with three or more assists … tallied 18 steals and 15 blocks … had a career-high three blocks against Marietta on Feb. 7 … had three steals against Otterbein on Jan. 20.

Personal: Majoring in athletic training … parents are Cameron and Benito Caldwell… attended Westerville South High School where he played for Ed Calo … hobbies include playing basketball with friends.

Senior • Forward • 6-7 • 220 Caleb Cox Cincinnati, Ohio 40 Oak Hills 2017-18: Academic All-OAC … appeared in and started all 26 games … led the team with 218 rebounds (8.4 rpg), 155 defensive and 63 offensive … third on the team in points with 279 (10.7 ppg) … led the team with a 60.2 field goal percentage … third on the team with 23 steals and 13 blocks … recorded four double-doubles in a row from Dec. 2-12 … recorded five total double-doubles … recorded a season-high 22 points (7-8 FG, 8-11 FT) on Feb. 3 against Mount Union … grabbed a season-high 15 rebounds (10 defensive, five offensive) against Ohio Northern on Dec. 2 … recorded eight games with at least 10 rebounds and 14 games with 10 or more points … had four steals and two blocks against Wittenberg on Nov. 21 … totaled 23 steals and 13 blocks.

2016-17: Academic All-OAC … appeared in 15 games, made two starts … scored 83 points on the season … secured 67 rebounds, 43 defensive and 24 offensive … collected 11 assists, six blocks and three steals … posted his first career double-double, with a career-high 30 points and career-high 11 rebounds against John Carroll on Jan. 7 … tallied his second game in double-digit points, with 11, against Mount Union on Jan 14.

2015-16: Appeared in all 26 games … scored 50 points in his first season at Cap … secured 71 rebounds … tallied 12 assists … blocked five shots … recorded his first career-points against Wittenberg (11/14) … posted a career-high six points against Blackburn, where he shot a perfect field goal percentage as well as free throw percentage.

Personal: Majoring in business … parents are Michelle and Rick Cox … attended Oak Hills High School where he participated in basketball … first team all-conference, played in the District 15 All-Star game … played for Mike Price at Oak Hills High School … hobbies include playing FIFA and swimming.

Overall Career Stats Rebounding Yr. GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2015-16 26 0 276 10.6 17 38 .447 0 0 .000 16 24 .667 15 56 71 2.7 26 0 12 11 5 6 50 1.9 2016-17 15 2 219 14.6 25 56 .446 0 0 .000 33 44 .750 24 43 67 4.5 26 0 11 13 6 3 83 5.5 2017-18 26 26 687 26.4 109 181 .602 0 0 .000 61 91 .670 63 155 218 8.4 53 0 27 48 13 23 279 10.7 Totals 67 28 1182 17.6 151 275 .549 0 0 .000 110 159 .692 102 254 256 5.3 105 0 50 72 24 32 412 6.1

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Freshman • Point Guard • 6-0 • 185 Ryan Christie Toledo, Ohio 4 St. John's Jesuit

Personal: Majoring in business … parents are Michelle and Don … attended St. John’s Jesuit High School where he played for Ed Heinstchel … all-district honorable mention, district all-star game MVP … hobbies include playing golf.

Freshman • Guard • 6-1 • 180 Ryan Rose Tipp City, Ohio 23 Bethel

Personal: Undecided major but interested in communications, business and sports management … parents are Kelly and Don … attended Bethel High School where he played for Brett Kopp … holds Bethel record for most 3-pointers in a game and in a season, was first team all-area, first team all-district and first team all-Ohio his senior year and a two-time scholar athlete … career ambition is to work in professional sports or coach at the college level … hobbies include singing, dancing, playing Euchre and hanging out with friends.

Freshman • Guard • 6-4 • 190 Tyler Schreck Erlanger, Ky. 24 Dixie Heights

Personal: Majoring in financial economics with a minor in sports management … parents are Jenny and Roger … attended Dixie heights High School where he played for Roddy Stainforth… was a three-time district all-tournament team member and named to the region tournament team twice … career ambition is to be a financial advisor or work for a professional sports organization … hobbies include playing basketball and video games.

Junior • Point Guard • 6-0 • 180 Drew McCollum Dayton, Ohio (Lindenwood) 25 Dayton Alter

Personal: Transferred from Lindenwood University ... attended Archbishop Alter High School.

22 NCAA Tournament History/Honor Roll NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1957 * 1989 Buffalo (N.Y.)...... L, 75-64 First Round (Grand Rapids, Mich.) Calvin (Mich.)...... L 69-64 1970 Great Lakes Regional (Mount Pleasant. Mich.) 1996 St. Joseph (Ind.)...... L, 75-72 First Round (Ada, Ohio) Wayne St. (Mich.)...... W, 83-80 Ohio Northern...... W 68-57 Second Round (Springfield, Ohio) 1973 Wittenberg...... L 65-60 Great Lakes Regional (Evansville, Ind.) 2007 Valparaiso (Ind.)...... L, 69-64 Wooster...... W, 75-47 First Round (Wooster, Ohio) Centre (Ky.)...... L, 69-55 1982 2008 South Regional (Laurinburg, N.C.) Virginia Wesleyan...... W, 103-93 (OT) First Round (Columbus, Ohio) St. Andrews (N.C.)...... W 72-68 Bethany (W.Va.)...... W, 92-70 National Quarterfinal (Turlock, Calif.) Second Round (Holland, Mich.) Stanislaus State (Calif.)...... L 61-60 Hope (Mich.)...... L, 92-72

1983 2009 First and Second Rounds (Columbus, Ohio) Great Lakes Regional (Holland, Mich.) Thomas More...... W, 80-77 (OT) Wittenberg...... L 57-56 Wooster...... W, 72-70 John Carroll...... W 75-64 Regionals (University Heights, Ohio) UT-Dallas...... L, 71-63 1984 Great Lakes Regional (Greencastle, Ind.) 2012 DePauw (Ind.)...... L 62-60 First and Second Rounds (Wooster, Ohio) Hope (Mich.)...... W 83-77 (OT) Randolph-Macon (Va.)...... W, 68-60 Wooster...... L, 92-79

HONOR ROLL * Capital played in the inaugural NCAA Small College Division Tournament in 1957.

12 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1996...... Damon Goodwin 1971, 1972, 1973...... Mike Stumpf 2004...... Tyler Schleich 1987...... Dave Cecutti 1965...... Dave Veenendeal 2002, 2003...... Tony Ruberg 12 Regular-Season OAC Titles 1984...... Dave Grube 1964...... Jim DeBerry 2001...... Chris McGuire 1983...... Dave Grube 1999...... Brook Cupps 4 OAC Tournament Titles CoSIDA Academic All-American 1995...... Mike Potts All-OAC First Team 1979...... Keith Mendenhall 1994...... Mike Potts All-American Selections 2016...... Mark Minch 1973...... Charles Gaskill Tim Moore 2013...... Spencer Niekamp 2013...... Spencer Niekamp 1972...... Mike Stumpf 1992...... Tim Moore 2009...... Nate Stahl 2012...... Spencer Niekamp 1991...... Scott Baxter 2008...... Nate Stahl 2011...... Scott Robertson Academic All-OAC 1990...... Chris Wheeler 1988...... TIm Mueller 2010...... DJ Frazier 1989...... Tom Lanier 1975...... Gene Caslin 2009...... Ryan Wood 2018...... Nate Boone 1988...... Tom Lanier 1973...... Mike Stumpf 2007, 2008, 2009...... Nate Stahl 2018...... Caleb Cox Tim Mueller 1965...... Dave Veenendaal 2004, 2005...... Jake Beck 2018...... Brennan Czuchran 1987...... Tim Mueller 2002, 2003...... Geron Tate 2018...... Austin Schreck 1986...... Darrin Blackford 1999...... Tony Joseph 2017...... Caleb Cox Shane Vaia OAC Player of the Year 1996...... Chad Cocinos 2017...... Brennan Czuchran 2013...... Spencer Niekamp 1991...... Scott Baxter 2017...... Austin Schreck Clyde Lamb Award Winners 2009...... Nate Stahl 1989...... Tom Lanier 2016...... Caleb Cox 2013...... Spencer Niekamp 2008...... Nate Stahl 1988...... Tom Lanier 2016...... Austin Schreck 2012...... Kelly Winter 1988...... Tim Mueller Tim Mueller 2016...... Brennan Czuchran 2011...... Scott Robertson 1973...... Mike Stumpf 1987...... Tim Mueller 2015...... Wes Beam 2008...... Steve Kyser 1985, 1986...... Darrin Blackford 2015...... Brennan Czuchran 2004...... Tyler Schleich NABC Coach of the Year 1984...... Darrin Blackford 2013...... Spencer Niekamp 2001...... Chris McGuire 2009...... Damon Goodwin Eric Morrison 2012...... Kelly Winter 1999...... Brook Cupps 1983...... Joe Glassco 2011...... Scott Robertson 1995...... Michael Potts OAC Coach of the Year 1980, 1981...... Tom Dunson 2010...... Ben McGrath 1991...... Scott Baxter 2013...... Damon Goodwin 1978...... Ricky Lee 2009...... Casey Brown 1990...... Chris Wheeler 2012...... Damon Goodwin 1977...... Napoleon Allen Ryan Wood 1989...... Tom Lanier 2010...... Damon Goodwin Ricky Lee 2007...... Brian Alge 1988...... Tim Mueller 2008...... Damon Goodwin 1974, 1975...... Gene Caslin 2006...... Jake Meisler 2007...... Damon Goodwin 1973...... Scott Weakly 2005...... Brian Alge 23 Team Awards/1,000 Point Club Gene Mechling Award (Team MVP) Kenny Costello Award (Most Improved) 1977...... Ricky Lee 1977...... Berry Longhino 1978...... Dave Cecutti 1981...... Joe Glassco 1979...... Scott Ballinger 1982...... Eric Morrison 1980...... Ricky Lee 1983...... Jeff Arbogast 1981...... Tom Dunson 1984...... John Thompson 1982...... Tom Dunson 1985...... Gary Bastin 1983...... Brent Markley 1986...... Tim Mueller 1984...... Joe Glassco 1987...... Tom Lanier 1985...... Eric Morrison 1988...... Mike Helfer 1986...... Brian Justice 1989...... Scott Baxter 1987...... Darrin Blackford 1990...... Eric Saxton 1988...... Tim Mueller 1991...... John Husky 1989...... Tim Mueller 1992...... Chad Young 1990...... Tom Lanier 1993...... Aaron Masek 1991...... Chris Wheeler 1994...... Keith Gray 1992...... Scott Baxter 1995...... Ryan Stumf 1993...... Blaine Roush 1996...... Ryan Stumf 1994...... Blaine Roush 1997...... Brett Obrovac 1995...... Chad Coconis 1998...... Russell Hall 1996...... Mike Potts 1999...... Chris McGuire 1997...... Chad Coconis 2000...... Geron Tate 1998...... Tony Joseph 2001...... Geron Tate 1999...... Brad Howe 2002...... Adam Stolly 2000...... Tony Joseph 2003...... Jake Beck 2001...... Chris McGuire 2004...... Tyler Alexander 2002...... Chris McGuire 2005...... Tyler Alexander 2003...... Geron Tate 2006...... Steve Kyser 2004...... Geron Tate 2007...... Ross Niekamp 2005...... Adam Stolly 2008...... Quintin Mitchell 2006...... Jake Beck 2009...... Adam Jones 2007...... Nate Stahl 2010...... Scott Robertson 2008...... Nate Stahl 2011...... Kelly Winter 2009...... Nate Stahl 2012...... Mitch Westerheide/Andrew Bolka 2010...... Nate Stahl 2013...... Tim Congrove 2011...... DJ Frazier 2014...... Mike Augustine 2012...... Scott Robertson 2015...... Chuck English 2013...... Kelly Winter 2016...... Joey Weingartner 2014...... Spencer Niekamp 2017...... Dan Auble 2015...... Andrew Bolka 2018...... Will Hannah 2016...... Mark Minch 2017...... Tyrel Jackson 2018...... Austin Schreck CAPITAL MEN’S BASKETBALL 1,000 POINT CLUB 1. Mike Stumpf...... 1,677...... 1969-1973 17. Darrin Blackford...... 1,252...... 1982-1986 2. Nate Stahl...... 1,596...... 2005-2009 18. Napolean Allen...... 1,251...... 1975-1979 3. Tom Lanier...... 1,571...... 1985-1989 19. Geron Tate...... 1,222...... 1999-2003 4. Ricky Lee...... 1,557...... 1975-1979 20. Ryan Wood...... 1,195...... 2005-2009 5. Scott Weakley...... 1,496...... 1969-1973 21. Mike Outcalt...... 1,189...... 1955-1958 6. Brad Howe...... 1,479...... 1996-2000 22. Blaine Roush...... 1,183...... 1989-1993 7. Tom Dunson...... 1,477...... 1977-1981 23. Joe Glassco...... 1,148...... 1979-1983 8. Bob Bernlohr...... 1,465...... 1951-1955 24. Eric Morrison...... 1,126...... 1980-1984 9. Tony Joseph...... 1,449...... 1995-1999 25. Gene Caslin...... 1,123...... 1971-1975 10. Chad Coconis...... 1,431...... 1992-1996 26. Don Kalb...... 1,090...... 1968-1972 11. Scott Baxter...... 1,302...... 1987-1991 27. Tony Ruberg...... 1,074...... 1999-2003 12. Spencer Niekamp...... 1,288...... 2009-2013 28. Steve Kyser...... 1,052...... 2004-2008 13. Tim Mueller...... 1,278...... 1984-1988 29. Adam Stolly...... 1,049...... 2000-2004 14. Bob Arnold...... 1,275...... 1968-1972 30. Chuck Kessler...... 1,031...... 1955-1958 15. Jake Beck...... 1,264...... 2002-2005 31. DJ Frazier...... 1,015...... 2007-2011 16. Tracy Colston...... 1,262...... 1979-1983 24 All-Time Letterwinners A Costello, Kneel...... 1976, 1975, 1974 Green, Chadd...... 1989 Aggas, George...... 1943 Cottrill, John...... 1953, 1952 Green, Michael...... 2016,2014 Alexander, Tyler...... 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001 Cox, Caleb...... 2018, 2017, 2016 *Greene, Don...... 1981, 1980, 1979, 1978 Alge, Brian...... 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004 Craige, Ben...... 1969 Gregor, Kevin...... 1987 Allen, Napoleon...... 1978, 1977, 1976, 1975 Craycraft, Jim...... 1965, 1964, 1963 Griesinger, Dale...... 1952 Allison, Garry...... 1975 Crews, Tom...... 1977, 1976 Griffin, Steve...... 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992 Almond, Al...... 1990, 1989, 1988, 1987 Cromer, Doug...... 1968, 1967, 1966 Grilliot, Bill...... 1952 Androsko, Rich...... 1967, 1966, 1965 Cullom, Bill...... 2005, 2004 *Grimm, Harold...... 1923, 1922, 1921, 1920 Arbogast, Jeff...... 1983, 1982, 1981 Cupps, Brook...... 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996 Grimm, Richard...... 1962, 1961, 1960, 1959 Arnold, Bob...... 1971, 1970, 1969, 1968 Curd, Robert...... 2001, 2000, 1999 Gunn, Ben...... 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 Auble, Dan...... 2018, 2017 Custer, Mike...... 1975, 1974, 1973 Guyer, Dick...... 1963, 1962, 1961 Augustine, Mike ...... 2014, 2013,2012 Czuchran, Brennan...... 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015 H B D Haas, Chris...... 2001 Baker, Greg...... 1980, 1979 Dafler, Jim...... 1970, 1969, 1968 Hagen, Dick...... 1958, 1956 *Ballinger, Eric...... 1996, 1995, 1994, 1993 Danhoff, Ben...... 2015, 2014, 2012, 2011 Hager, Jeff...... 2004 Ballinger, Scott...... 1977, 1976, 1975, 1974 Dauber, Larry...... 1958 Hairston, Chip...... 1991, 1990 Barb, Jim...... 1993 Davie, Drew...... 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000 Hall, Russell...... 1998, 1997, 1996, 1995 *Barnett, Brian...... 1990, 1989, 1998, 1987 Davis, Matt...... 1995 Hals, Ronald...... 1945 Barr, Dave...... 1957, 1956 Davis, Mike...... 1996 *Hamilton, Whitney...... 1996, 1995, 1994, 1993 Barrett, Sam...... 1949, 1948, 1947, 1946 Dawson, Matt...... 2011 Hammonds, Bill...... 1957 Bastin, Gary...... 1984, 1983, 1982 DeBerry, Jim...... 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962 Hannah, Will...... 2018, 2017, 2016 Baxter, Bruce...... 1968, 1967, 1966, 1965 DeClaire, Danny...... 1996 Harriel, David...... 1983 Baxter, Scott...... 1990, 1989, 1988, 1987 DeJarnette, Rob...... 1988 Harris, Mike...... 1982, 1981, 1980, 1979 Beach, John...... 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961 Denner, Mark...... 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001 Hartman, Evan...... 2005, 2004 Beam, Wes...... 2016, 2014 Derry, Bob...... 1949 Hartman, Marty...... 1962 Beck, Jake...... 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002 Dicke, Don...... 1959, 1958, 1957 Hartmann, Dick...... 1954, 1953 *Beech, Tim...... 2014, 2013 Dickensheets, Denny...... 1973, 1972 Hartmann, Joe...... 2018 Beckham, Dick...... 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954 Dietz, Jeff...... 1984, 1983 Haskell, Dave...... 1982, 1981 Beidelman, Mike...... 1987, 1986 Dill, Joel...... 1961, 1960, 1959 Hausfeld, Mike...... 1977, 1976, 1975 Bell, Anthony...... 2010 Dillard, Damon...... 2013, 2012 Hayes, John...... 1953, 1952 Berger, Bill...... 1962 Dilley, Dana...... 1960 Heekin, Mike...... 2002 Berner, Rusty...... 1998 Dillon, Paul...... 1997, 1996 Heischman, Ray...... 1937 Bernlohr, Bob...... 1953, 1952 Dixon, AJ ...... 2015, 2014, 2013 Heisler, Kenny...... 1937 Bernlohr, Fred...... 1943 Dorman, Tim...... 1996, 1995 Heitkamp, Scott...... 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992 Bernlohr, Jack...... 1955, 1954, 1953, 1952 Doseck, Keith...... 1986 Helfer, Mike...... 1988, 1987, 1986 Bernlohr, Paul...... 1952, 1951, 1950, 1949 Dougherty, Gary...... 1958 Helper, Hardee...... 1951, 1950, 1949, 1948 Besecker, Joe...... 1964, 1963, 1962 Doughty, Jim...... 1965, 1964 Hendrix, Jim...... 1979, 1978, 1977 *Biddle, Jim...... 1968, 1967, 1966, 1965 Dreeling, Mike...... 1970, 1969, 1968, 1967 Hendrix, John...... 1979, 1978, 1977, 1976 Bigam, Greg...... 1971 Dress, John...... 1973, 1972 Herrin, Keith...... 1958 Bihn, Chuck...... 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001 Drewes, Les...... 1964, 1963, 1962 Hershberger, Paul...... 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002 Blackford, Darrin...... 1986, 1985, 1984, 1983 Drewes, Paul...... 1953, 1952 Heuerman, Mark...... 1981 *Blackson, Cory...... 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999 Dumm, Lane...... 1996 Hiles, Brent...... 1989, 1988 Blake, Adam ...... 2015, 2014, 2013,2012 Dunson, Tom...... 1981, 1980, 1979, 1978 Hiles, Leon...... 1967 Bolka, Andrew...... 2015,2014, 2013,2012 Dykstra, Brad...... 1997 *Hirschfeld, Adam...... 2009, 2008 Boone, Nate...... 2018, 2017 E Hoffman, Doug...... 1998 Boyd, Dick...... 1950, 1949, 1948, 1947 Ebbrecht, Scott...... 1986 Hoge, Bruce...... 1969 Bradfield, Reed...... 2018 Eberle, Deke...... 1943 *Hogsett, Eli...... 2012 Brandenburg, Robert...... 1952, 1951, 1950, 1949 Eberwine, Eric...... 1990, 1989 Holaday, Brandon...... 2017 Brisker, Dan...... 1968, 1967, 1966 *Eccard, Walt...... 1966, 1965 Holbert, Jeff...... 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990 Bristley, Bob...... 1968 Eidson, D.J...... 1997, 1996 Holliday, Bob...... 1961, 1960, 1959 *Brock, Austin...... 2012 Edmund, Bob...... 1945 Hollingsworth, Zach...... 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 Brown, Brian...... 1988 Elsass, Paul...... 1940 Homoelle, Chris...... 1990 Brown, Brock...... 2009 Emch, Willie...... 1958, 1957, 1956, 1955 Honaker, Chad...... 1992 Brown, Casey...... 2009, 2008, 2007 *Emmelhainz, Eick...... 1949, 1948, 1947, 1946 Horan, James...... 1936 Brown, Jay...... 1996, 1995 Englehart, Jerry...... 1979 Horn, John...... 1951, 1950, 1949, 1948 *Brown, Zach...... 2013, 2012 English, Charles ...... 2015, 2014, 2013 Horst, Dave...... 1969 Broyles, Ben...... 1993 *Erfurt, Fred...... 1972, 1971, 1970, 1969 Houchen, Rick...... 1967 Brugler, John...... 1963, 1962, 1961 Ewing, Tom...... 1982 Howe, Brad...... 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997 Bruskotter, Jay...... 1998 F Huffman, Dave...... 1998 Budendorf, Eric...... 1978, 1977 Fahle, Brent...... 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997 Huffman, Kevin...... 1971 Buckner, Brad...... 2006, 2005 Falkner, Dale...... 1952 Humrichouser, Mark...... 1972, 1971, 1970, 1969 Buckingham, John...... 2016 Fanning, Jake...... 2009, 2008, 2007 Hunt, Christian...... 1997 Burnham, John...... 2018 Fearing, John...... 1949, 1948, 1947, 1946 Hunt, Paul...... 1967, 1966, 1965, 1964 Burrey, Jeff...... 1988 Fecko, Drew...... 2015, 2014 Hupp, Gale...... 1942 Busch, Tim...... 1998, 1997 Fenton, Mark...... 1960, 1959, 1958 Huskey, Johnny...... 1990, 1989, 1988, 1987 Buss, Adolph...... 1914 Ferns, Don...... 1978, 1977 I Butler, Bill...... 1948 Fettrow, Gary...... 1969 Iacofano, Greg...... 2000, 1999 C Fink, Brett...... 1995 J Caldwell, Cameron...... 2018 Forsyth, Don...... 1953, 1952 Jackson, Ben...... 2014, 2013, 2012 Cammon, Tim...... 2013, 2012 Fox, Todd...... 1993, 1992, 1991 Jackson, Tyrel...... 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014 Campbell, Dave...... 1981, 1980, 1979 Fraas, Bob...... 1962, 1961 Jacobus, Joe...... 1972, 1971, 1970, 1969 Carlisle, James...... 1946 Fracker, Brian...... 1987, 1986 James, Tommy...... 1975, 1974, 1973 *Carr, Mike...... 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990 Francis, Jerry...... 1971 Jamison, Tyler...... 2018, 2017 Carr, Mike...... 1962, 1961 Frazier, D.J...... 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008 Jessing, Logan...... 2018 Carter, Alex ...... 2014,2013 Freeman, George...... 1938 Johns, Adam...... 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008 Cashen, Jacob...... 2014 Frymier, Kraig...... 2003 Johnson, Anthony...... 1991 Cashen, Jared...... 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011 Furry, Tom...... 1968 Johnson, Chad...... 2014*, 2012, 2011 Caslin, Alan...... 1988, 1987, 1986 G Johnson, David...... 2005, 2004 Caslin, Gene...... 1974, 1973, 1972 Gamby, Mike...... 1998, 1997 Johnson, Eric...... 1996, 1995 Cassie, Dick...... 1962, 1961, 1960 Gardner, David...... 1995 Johnson, Jerry...... 1952 Castle, Matt...... 2001, 2000 Garrison, Roger...... 1968 Johnson, William...... 1995 Cecutti, Dave...... 1977, 1976, 1975, 1974 Gaskill, Charles...... 1973, 1972, 1971 Jones, Charles...... 1979, 1978, 1977 Cellar, Bernard...... 1947 Gatien, Gordie...... 1984, 1983 Jones, James...... 1997, 1996 Cesaratto, Matt...... 2003 Gearhiser, Chuck...... 1965, 1964 Jones, Tom...... 1959 Cheek, Keith...... 1979 *Geckler, Doug...... 1973, 1972, 1971, 1970 Joseph, Tony...... 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996 Cherry, Ted...... 1953 Gedeon, Jack...... 2016, 2015 Justice, Brett...... 1984, 1983, 1982 Clifford, Jack...... 1966 Geise, Curt...... 2017, 2016,2015, 2014 Justice, Brian...... 1984, 1983, 1982 Clippard, Mark...... 1984, 1983 Glaizer, Geoff...... 2000, 1999, 1998 K Cloud, Jim...... 1975 Glassco, Joe...... 1982, 1981, 1980, 1979 Kaeding, Fred...... 1929 Coconis, Chad...... 1996, 1995, 1994, 1992 Glazer, Dave...... 1981, 1980, 1979, 1978 Kalb, David...... 2005, 2004 Cole, Alec...... 1987, 1986 Grady, Terry...... 1975, 1974 Kalb, Don...... 1971, 1970, 1969, 1968 Collins, Jamey...... 1990 Graffin, Michael...... 2004 Kalk, Kelvin...... 1973, 1972 Colston, Tracy...... 1982, 1981, 1980, 1979 Gray, Keith...... 1996, 1995, 1994 Katterhenrich, Paul...... 1952, 1951, 1950, 1949 Congrove, Tim...... 2013, 2012 Kavanagh, Bob...... 1952 Cortellessa, Bob...... 1965 25 Kayser, Clyde...... 1934 All-Time Letterwinners Kearney, Shaun...... 1992, 1991, 1990, 1989 *Nossaman, Greg...... 1985, 1984, 1983, 1982 Stammler, Nick...... 1984 Keller, Steve...... 1975, 1974, 1973 Novinger, Bob...... 1965, 1964 Stealing, Paul...... 1938 Kent, Kevin...... 1995 Nye, Tom...... 1955 Steele, Dave...... 1973 Kesel, David...... 1991 O Steele, George...... 1959, 1958, 1957, 1955 Kessler, Chuck...... 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954 Obrovac, Brett...... 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996 Stein, Al...... 1945 Kick, Steve...... 1964,1963, 1962, 1961 Ocke, Daniel ...... 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 Steineman, Scott...... 2010, 2009, 2008 King, Terry...... 1975, 1974, 1973 O'Neal, Jaden...... 2017 Steingruber, Paul...... 1945 Klopfer, Fred...... 1948 Ortman, Jack...... 1949 Stevens, Warren...... 1986 Klopfer, Paul...... 1945 Osborne, Brett...... 1990, 1989 Stiverson, Doug...... 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991 Koehler, Tom...... 1967, 1966, 1965, 1964 Ott, Dick...... 1946 Stokes, Bill...... 1969 Koppenhofer, Roger...... 1955, 1954, 1953, 1952 Outcalt, Mike...... 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954 Stolly, Adam...... 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001 Kyser, Phil...... 2009 Overbee, Chris...... 2007, 2006 Stolly, Pat...... 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 Kyser, Stephen...... 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 Owens, Matty...... 2005, 2004 Stouffer, Dick...... 1951, 1950, 1949, 1948 L P Stringer, Mike...... 1988 Lambert, Paul...... 1969 Palmer, Rodney...... 1986, 1984, 1983 Stumpf, Mike...... 1972, 1971, 1970, 1969 Lanier, Tom...... 1989,1988, 1987, 1986 Parker, Rod...... 1969 Stumpf, Ryan...... 1996, 1995, 1994, 1993 Lash, Sam...... 2018 Parsons, Jim...... 1961 Susil, Dan...... 1948 Lauer, David...... 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960 Pearsall, Bob...... 1981, 1980, 1979 Swanger, Bob...... 1955, 1954, 1953, 1952 Lech, Ron...... 1970, 1969 Peddicord, Mike...... 1982, 1981, 1980, 1979 Swanson, Tim...... 1969 Lee, Ricky...... 1978, 1977, 1976, 1975 Pelkey, Duane...... 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957 Swartzmiller, Brent...... 1990 Leohner, Ken...... 1958 Penn, Don...... 1972 Swinehart, Dana...... 1934 Lerrin, Keith...... 1955 Petty, Tom...... 1971, 1969 T Leu, Tim...... 1973 Phillips, Jerry...... 1963, 1962, 1961 Tate, Geron...... 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000 LeVert, Darryl...... 1986, 1985, 1984, 1983 Plymale, Ron...... 1960 Taylor, Sean...... 1991 Licata, Levi...... 2013 Pollner, Josh...... 2015 *Taylor, Tony...... 1974, 1973, 1972, 1971 Little, Brett...... 1973, 1972 Pond, Casey...... 2005 *Tegtmeyer, Bill...... 1942 Long, Kersey ...... 2015, 2014 Pontius, Craig...... 1975 Thacker, Joey...... 1989 Longbrake, Steve...... 1971, 1970, 1969 Porter, Dave...... 1968 Thomas, Martin...... 1983, 1982 Longhino, Barry...... 1977, 1976, 1975, 1974 Porterfield, Ira...... 1967, 1966 Thomas, Joe...... 2016 Love, Jim...... 1979, 1978, 1977 Poth, Dick...... 1951, 1950, 1949, 1948 Thompson, Jim...... 1967, 1966, 1965 Lowery, Ric...... 1981, 1980, 1979 Potts, Mike...... 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992 Thompson, John...... 1983, 1982, 1981, 1980 M Powell, Gary...... 1975, 1974 Thompson, Josh...... 2000 Maciag, Tyler...... 2015 Pride, John...... 1961, 1960, 195 Thornhill, Nathan...... 2003 Mallernee, Bill...... 2000 Primmer, Roger...... 1961 Thornton, Mike...... 1998, 1997 Maloney, Steve...... 1995 *Pymer, Seth...... 1975, 1974, 1973, 1972 Tillman, Howard...... 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992 Markley, Brent...... 1981, 1980, 1979, 1978 Q Tinklenberg, Mark...... 2006, 2005 Marshall, Paul...... 1980, 1979 Quinn, Aaron...... 1997, 1990 Torbert, Dick...... 1955, 1954, 1953 Martino, Ryan...... 2002 R V Masek, Aaron...... 1996, 1995, 1994, 1993 Radloff, Fred...... 1949 Vaia, Shane...... 1984, 1983, 1982 Matula, Rob...... 1984 Radloff, Raul...... 1948 Van Noy, Norris...... 1957, 1956 Mayle, Woody...... 1983 Rathke, Raul...... 1936 Veenendaal, Dave...... 1964 Mays, Courtney...... 2016 Rechnagel, John...... 1971, 1970, 1969, 1968 Vollman, Nick...... 1976, 1975 Maze, Alex...... 2009 Redd, Wes...... 1975 Voris, Bill...... 1952 McAndrew, Jim...... 1979, 1978 Regan, Whitey...... 1948 W McConnell, Luke...... 1986, 1984 Reis, Todd...... 1995, 1994 Walters, Gary...... 1965, 1964, 1963 McCoy, Kevin...... 1991 Rice, Rudy...... 1953, 1952 Walters, Vince...... 2000 McDiffitt, Shawn...... 1993 Richardson, Marcus...... 1996 Walton, Michael...... 1982 McGinnis, Bruce...... 1953 Ricketts, Scott...... 1986 Ware, Don...... 1964 McGrath, Ben...... 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007 Ridenour, Paul...... 1949 Warwick, Wayne...... 1980, 1979 McGrath, Mike...... 1965 Riley, John...... 1990 Waters, Mark...... 1979, 1978, 1977, 1976 McGuire, Chris...... 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998 Rios, Kris...... 1997 Weakley, Scott...... 1972, 1971, 1970, 1969 McIntyre, Ryan...... 1999 Risch, Don...... 1955, 1954 Weaver, Miles...... 2009, 2006 McJunkins, Steve...... 1994, 1992 Robertson, Scott...... 2011, 2010, 2009 Weiland, Todd...... 1981 McNeal, Patrick...... 2000, 1999, 1998 Rogers, Mike...... 1976 Weingartner, Joey...... 2018, 2017, 2016 Mechling, Carl...... 1936 Roseberry, Scott...... 1991 Weitzke, Walter...... 1942 Meiring, Rick...... 1977 Rosenbeck, Eric...... 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002 Wenzel, Hugo...... 1937 Meisler, Jake...... 2006, 2005 Roth, Scott...... 1996 Westerheide, Mitch...... 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 Mendenhall, Keith...... 1978, 1977, 1976 Roush, Blaine...... 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990 Wheeler, Chris...... 1990, 1989, 1988, 1987 Mengering, Mark...... 1963 Rown, John...... 1938 Whitaker, Bart...... 1980, 1979, 1978 Merrin, Keith...... 1957, 1956 Ruberg, Tony...... 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000 White, Amos...... 1953 Merrin, Russ...... 1970, 1969, 1968, 1967 Rush, Austin...... 2016 White, Jim...... 1968 Metz, Doug...... 1961, 1960 Ryan, Jimmy...... 2013 White, Mike...... 1977 Metz, Larry...... 1956, 1955, 1954 S Wiessinger, Robert...... 1949 Metzger, Paul...... 1936 Saionzkowski, Kevin...... 1988 Wildermuth, Gavin...... 2018 2017, 2016 Meuser, Fred...... 1944 Salminen, Steve...... 1972 Wilhelm, Zac...... 2008 Miles, Bill...... 1969 Saxton, Eric...... 1990, 1989, 1987 Wilkinson, Grant...... 1993 Miller, Bob...... 1966, 1965, 1964 Sayre, Bill...... 1964 Willman, Gary...... 1962 Miller, Mike...... 1989 Schaffner, Steve...... 1982, 1981 Wills, Brian...... 1994, 1993 Miller, Roger...... 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954 Schellhaus, Paul...... 1936 Wilson, Brandon...... 2013 Minch, Mark...... 2016 Schifer, Mike...... 1968, 1967, 1966 Wilson, Jeff...... 1989, 1988, 1987, 1986 Mitchell, Caleb...... 2017 Schleich, Tyler...... 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001 Winialski, Ray...... 1992 Mitchell, Quintin...... 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 Schreck, Austin...... 2018, 2017, 2016 Winter, Kelly...... 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009 Moan, Doug...... 1966 Schroeder, Norb...... 1953 Wolfe, Phil...... 1981, 1980, 1979 Moeller, Pat...... 1975, 1974, 1973 Scott, Darrien...... 2015, 2014 Wolfe, Vic...... 1974, 1973, 1972 Molz, Nick...... 2009, 2008 Shade, Gene...... 1949 Wood, Ryan...... 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 Moore, Tim...... 1993, 1991, 1990, 1989 Shaw, Mark...... 1974, 1973, 1972 Woodard, Willie...... 1997, 1996 Moothart, Tom...... 1960 Shay, Kevin...... 1997 Woodward, Bob...... 1961, 196 Morgan, Doug...... 1992 Shealy, Ramon...... 1960, 1959 Wright, Zach...... 1979 Morris, Chris...... 1990 Sheatsley, Milton...... 1927 Y Morrison, Eric...... 1983, 1982, 1980 Sheehy, James...... 2002 Yahaya, Ganiyu...... 2018, 2017 Moser, Doug...... 1979 Sheehy, Paul...... 2002 Yeary, Ryan...... 1998 Moseer, Ken...... 1970, 1969, 1968, 1967 Shrider, Herb...... 1946 Yezbak, Jacob...... 2017 Mueller, Tim...... 1988, 1987, 1986, 1984 Sieverts, Walt...... 1958 Yoder, Jamie...... 2009, 2008 Mullaney, Skip...... 1960, 1959, 1958 Simms, Laran...... 2001, 2000 Young, Chad...... 1992, 1991, 1990, 1989 Mumau, Dave...... 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961 Smith, David...... 1997, 1996 Young, John...... 1946 Munro, Tyler...... 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009 Smith, Sam...... 2004 Young, Matt...... 1991 Muntz, Harold...... 1929 Snider, Dan...... 1949 Z Murray, Mark...... 2013 Snyder, Paul...... 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954 Zablocki, Jim...... 1968 N Soldner, Jeff...... 1987 Zwick, Todd...... 1979, 1978, 1977, 1976 Nichols, Matt...... 1991 Sommer, Michael...... 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 * Denotes Manager/Student Coach Niekamp, Ross...... 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 Speelman, Brian...... 1976 Niekamp, Spencer...... 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 Stafford, Fritz...... 1955, 1954, 1953, 1952 North, Joyce...... 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954 Stahl, Nate...... 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 26 Team Records TEAM RECORDS

Points Free Throw Percentage Game: ...... 138 ...... vs. Berea (ky.), 1971-72 Game: ...... 1.000 (26/26) ...... vs. Heidelberg, 1957-58 Season: ...... 2,453...... 2008-09 Season: ...... 797 ...... 1987-88 (# 1 in Nation) Season Avg.: ...... 84.7 ...... 1971-72 Rebounds Field Goals Made Game: ...... 76 ...... vs. Wooster, 1961-62 Game: ...... 57 ...... vs. Berea (ky.), 1971-72 Season: ...... 1,200...... 2007-08 Season: ...... 873 ...... 1971-72 Season Avg.: ...... 59.5 ...... 1955-56

Field Goals Attempted Assists Game: ...... 133 ...... vs. Rio Grande, 1949-50 Game: ...... 39 ...... vs. Michigan-Dearborn, 1975-76 Season: ...... 1,742...... 2007-08 Season: ...... 526 ...... 1975-76

Field Goal Percentage Blocks Game: ...... 773 (34/44) ...... vs. John Carroll, 2000-01 Game: ...... 10 ...... vs. Heidelberg, 3/1/08 Season.: ...... 546 ...... 1981-82 Season: ...... 133 ...... 2007-08

3-Point Field Goals Made Steals Game: ...... 14 ...... vs. John Carroll, 2/2/08 Game: ...... 21 ...... vs. Huntington, 1998-99 Season: ...... 221 ...... 2007-08 Season: ...... 252 ...... 1998-99

3-Point Field Goals Attempted Fewest Points Allowed, Game Game: ...... 3236 ...... vs. Maryvillevs. John (Tenn.), Carroll, 12/17/13 1996-97 Pre-1950: ...... 5 ...... vs. Wilmington, 1912-13 Season: ...... 585 ...... 2007-08 1950-1985: ...... 18 ...... vs. Wooster, 1982-83 Since Shot Clock: ...... 38 ...... vs. Wooster, 1988-89 3-point Field Goal Percentage Game: ...... 667 (14-of-21) ...... vs. John Carroll, 2/2/08 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Season: ...... 480 (71-148) ...... 1987-88 Games Played: ...... 31 ...... 2008-09 Games Won: ...... 26 ...... 2008-09 Free Throws Made OAC Games Won: ...... 16 ...... 2007-08, 2012-132007-08 Game: ...... 44 ...... vs. Point Park (Pa.), 1995-96 Season: ...... 608 ...... 1971-72 Consecutive Games Won, Season: ...... 16 ...... 2001-02, 1971-72 Free Throws Attempted Consecutive Games Won: ...... 20 ...... 1970-71 to 1971-72 Game: ...... 60 ...... vs. Point Park (Pa.), 1995-96 Consecutive Winning Seasons: .....12 ...... 1941-42 to 1952-53 Season: ...... 817 ...... 2008-09 OAC Titles: ...... 1012 ...... 1942-43, 1946-47, 1956-57, ...... 1969-70, 1972-73, 1982-83, ...... 1983-84, 2002-03, 2006-07, ...... 2007-08, 2011-12, 2012-132007-08 OAC Tournament Titles: ...... 43 ...... 1971, 1984,1971, 2007, 1984, 20122007 20-Win Seasons: ...... 12 ...... 1969-70, 1970-71, 1971-72, ...... 1972-73, 1981-82, 1982-83, ...... 1983-84, 1988-89, 2001-02, ...... 2002-03, 2007-08, 2008-09 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1211 ...... 1957, 1970, 1973, 1982, 1983, ...... 1984, 1989, 1996, 2007, 2008, ...... 2009,..... 20122009

Crusader27 BasketBall 29 Individual Records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Games Played Season: ...... 941 (64/68) ...... Jeff Wilson, 1989-90 (# 1 in Nation) Career: ...... 114 ...... Ryan Wood, 2005-09 Career: ...... 871 (196/225) ...... Joe Glassco, 1979-83 Season: ...... 31...... Seven players, 2008-09 Rebounds Points Game: ...... 35...... Mike Outcalt vs Ohio Wesleyan, 1956-57 Game: ...... 49...... Mike Outcalt vs. Denison, 1957-58 Season: ...... 367 ...... Mike Stumpf, 1969-70 Season: ...... 576 ...... Chad Coconis, 1993-94 Career: ...... 1,197 ...... Mike Stumpf, 1969-73 Career: ...... 1,677 ...... Mike Stumpf, 1969-1973 Assists Scoring Average Game: ...... 14...... Scott Ballinger vs. Urbana, 1976-77 Season: ...... 24.0 ...... Chad Coconis, 1993-94 Season: ...... 149 ...... Joe Glassco, 1982-83 Career: ...... 19.8 ...... Mike Outcalt, 1955-58 Career: ...... 405 ...... Brook Cupps, 1995-99

Field Goals Made Blocks * (Not kept prior to 1986) Game: ...... 17...... Mike Outcalt vs. Denison, 1957-58 Game: ...... 7 ...... Chuck Bihn vs. Mt. St. Joseph, 2001-02 ...... Ray Heischman vs. kenyon, 1937-38 ...... Ben Gunn vs. Carnegie Mellon Season: ...... 198 ...... Chad Coconis, 1993-94 Season: ...... 75...... Ben Gunn, 2006-07 Career: ...... 608 ...... Scott Weakley, 1969-73 Career: ...... 170 ...... Ben Gunn, 2004-08

Field Goals Attempted Steals Game: ...... 33...... Mike Outcalt vs. Muskingum, 1955-56 Game: ...... 9 ...... Brad Howe vs. Clark, 1996-97 Season: ...... 416 ...... Gene Caslin, 1973-74 Season: ...... 62...... Brad Howe, 1997-98 Career: ...... 1,363 ...... Bob Bernlohr, 1951-55 Career: ...... 205 ...... Brad Howe, 1996-2000

Field Goal Percentage Game: ...... 1.000 (9/9) ...... Blaine Roush vs. Whittier (Calif.), 1990-91 ...... Scott Baxter vs. Hiram, 1990-91 Season: ...... 726 (164/226) ...... Scott Baxter, 1990-91 (# 1 in Nation) Career: ...... 646 (505/782) ...... Scott Baxter, 1988-91

3-Point Field Goals Made Game: ...... 9 ...... Ben McGrath vs. kenyon, 2009-10 Season: ...... 80...... Brad Howe, 1997-98 Career: ...... 266 ...... Brad Howe, 1996-2000

3-Point Field Goals Attempted Game: ...... 16...... Eric Johnson vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1995-96 Season: ...... 205 ...... Chad Coconis, 1993-94 Career: ...... 693 ...... Brad Howe, 1996-2000

Free Throws Made Game: ...... 18...... Geron Tate vs. Ohio Dominican, 2001-02 Season: ...... 174 ...... Geron Tate, 2001-02 Career: ...... 552 ...... Geron Tate, 1999-03

Free Throws Attempted Game: ...... 22...... Duane Pelkey vs. Otterbein, 1960-61 Season: ...... 223 ...... Geron Tate, 2001-02 Career: ...... 693 ...... Mike Stumpf, 1969-73 ...... Geron Tate, 1999-03

Free Throw Percentage Game: ...... 1.000 (16/16) ...... Gene Caslin vs Marietta, 1974-75

30 Crusader 28BasketBall Coaching Records

1937-38 11-3 .786 10-4 .714

COACHING HISTORY 1938-39 11-4 .688 9-5 .643 Dave Cecutti 1939-40 7-7 .500 7-6 .538 (1986-89) Dick Burman 1940-41 2-14 .125 2-11 .154 Cecutti’s three-year run was highlighted (1907-15) 1941-42 14-1 .933 12-1 .923 by coaching only the second Capital player A 31-24 loss to Otterbein was first intercol- 1942-43 13-2 .875 10-2 .833 to be named OAC Player of the Year, Tim legiate 1943-44 9-4 .692 3-3 .500 Mueller in 1988. His best season was his basketball game at Capital on Jan. 11, 1944-45 15-2 .882 8-2 .800 last when the Crusaders finished second 1908. Dick Burman had the title of manager- 1945-46 13-3 .813 7-3 .700 in the OAC and advanced to the NCAA coach but it is unsure how long he coached. 1946-47 16-2 .889 12-1 .923 Tournament in 1988-89 season. 1947-48 14-3 .824 10-3 .769 Year W-L Pct. 1948-49 10-7 .588 5-7 .417 Overall OAC 1907-08 4-4 . 500 1949-50 13-4 .765 9-4 .692 Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1908-09 15-6 .714 1950-51 9-8 .529 4-7 .364 1986-87 15-12 .556 11-5 .688 1909-10 9-7 .563 1951-52 13-4 .765 12-3 .800 1987-88 18-8 .692 10-6 .625 1910-11 4-7 .364 1952-53 13-6 .684 10-5 .667 1988-89 21-7 .750 13-3 .813 1911-12 3-4 .571 1953-54 6-12 .368 5-10 .333 3 years 54-27 .667 34-14 .708 1912-13 7-3 .700 1954-55 12-9 .571 10-8 .556 1913-14 6-6 .500 1955-56 9-11 .450 8-10 .444 Scott Weakley 1914-15 9-4 .667 27 years 257-173 .598 187-157 .544 (1989-94) 8 years 57-38 .622 Former Capital player Scott Weakley’s best Harold “Whitey” Regan years as coach were a pair of second place C. F. Hyer (1956-68) OAC finishes in 1991 and 1992. (1915-21) Regan won his one and only OAC title in his Credited as Capital’s first official basketball first season as head coach in 1956-57. Capital coach, Hyer’s best season was in 1917-18. also made its first NCAA Tournament Overall OAC appearance in 1957. Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1989-90 15-11 .577 12-6 .667 Overall OAC 1990-91 17-10 .630 13-5 .722 Year W-L Pct. Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1991-92 15-12 .556 11-7 .611 1915-16 8-9 .471 1956-57 14-6 .700 14-3 .824 1992-93 15-10 .600 11-7 .611 1916-17 3-10 .231 1957-58 13-8 .619 11-6 .647 1993-94 11-14 .444 7-11 .389 1917-18 10-2 .833 1958-59 16-4 .800 14-4 .778 5 years 73-57 .562 54-36 .600 1918-19 8-2 .800 1959-60 14-7 .667 11-5 .688 1919-20 9-5 .643 1960-61 19-5 .792 13-3 .813 Damon Goodwin 1920-21 4-9 .308 1961-62 9-12 .429 7-8 .467 (1994-present) 6 years 42-37 .532 1962-63 7-11 .388 5-9 .357 Goodwin has led Capital to the NCAA Tourna- 1963-64 11-11 .500 7-7 .500 ment five times and earned OAC Coach of the Fred Bernlohr 1964-65 10-11 .476 7-7 .500 Year honors in 1996, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012 (1921-23) 1965-66 2-18 .100 1-13 .071 and 2013. The Great Lakes Regional Coach of Although Bernlohr coached only two 1966-67 7-14 .333 5-8 .385 the Year guided the Crusaders to a school- seasons he may have had the greatest 1967-68 6-16 .273 3-10 .231 record 26 wins and its second-ever berth in contribution of any coach, convincing his Total 128-123 .510 98-83 .541 the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2009. He also mentored brother Bill to attend Capital leading to a Capital to a then school-record 23 wins in 2002 lifelong association between the family Vince Chickerella and to OAC Tournament titles in 2007 and 2012. The Crusaders and Capital. (1968-78) were OAC regular season champs in 2003 and in 2008, setting Chickerella had four-straight 20-win a new record in wins with 24 and reaching the second round of Year W-L Pct. seasons with OAC titles in 1969-70, 1972- the NCAA tournament. After sharing the regular season league 1921-22 7-7 .500 73 and an OAC Tournament title in 1971. championship in 2012, Capital won the conference outright in 1922-23 8-4 .667 Chickerella’s .710 winning percentage 2013. The school's all-time wins leader, Goodwin eclipsed the 2 years 15-11 .577 makes him the school’s winningest coach 300-win plateau on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012, with an 86-75 vic- and the ninth all-time in the OAC. tory over rival Otterbein. Jerry Katherman (1923-29) Overall OAC Overall OAC Katherman brought Capital into the Ohio Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Athletic Conference in 1927. katherman 1968-69 14-9 .609 9-4 .692 1994-95 14-11 .560 9-9 .500 best year was his last with his best overall 1969-70 20-4 .833 13-0 1.000 1995-96 19-8 .704 13-5 .722 record (12-6) and a sixth place finish in the 1970-71 21-4 .840 10-2 .833 1996-97 9-16 .360 6-12 .333 then 15-team OAC. 1971-72 20-4 .833 9-2 .818 1997-98 12-15 .444 8-10 .444 1972-73 22-5 .815 10-2 .833 1998-99 15-10 .600 10-8 .556 Overall OAC 1973-74 16-7 .695 8-4 .667 1999-00 7-18 .280 3-13 .188 Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1974-75 19-6 .760 9-4 .692 2000-01 16-10 .615 11-7 .611 1923-24 8-5 .615 1975-76 16-12 .571 5-7 .417 2001-02 23-5 .821 14-4 .778 1924-25 10-3 .769 1976-77 12-12 .500 5-7 .417 2002-03 22-6 .785 15-3 .833 1925-26 9-5 .643 1977-78 16-9 .640 7-5 .583 2003-04 17-9 .653 11-7 .611 1926-27 10-4 .714 10 years 176-72 .710 85-37 .697 2004-05 16-9 .640 12-6 .666 1927-28 1-14 .066 0-13 .000 2005-06 12-13 .495 9-9 .500 1928-29 12-6 .667 8-4 .667 Dave Grube 2006-07 19-9 .679 13-5 .722 6 years 50-37 .575 8-17 .320 (1978-86) 2007-08 24-6 .800 16-2 .889 Grube had a run of three-straight 20 wins 2008-09 26-5 .839 15-3 .833 Bill Bernlohr seasons that included winning the South 2009-10 16-11 .593 10-8 .556 (1929-56) Region in the 1982 NCAA Tournament, 2010-11 18-9 .667 12-6 .667 “Mr. Bill” claimed a pair of OAC titles in back-to-back OAC regular season titles in 2011-12 19-10 .655 13-5 .722 1942-43 and 1946-47. His 249 wins place 1983 and 1984 and an OAC Tournament 2012-13 19-7 .731 16-2 .889 him ninth on the OAC’s all-time wins list for title in 1984. 2013-14 12-14 .462 9-9 .500 coaches. 2014-15 8-18 .308 6-12 .333 Overall OAC 2016-17 13-13 .500 8-10 .444 Overall OAC Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2017-18 12-14 .462 8-10 .444 Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1978-79 16-8 .667 9-4 .692 23 years 368-246 .599 257-163 .612 1929-30 10-8 .556 5-7 .417 1979-80 11-12 .478 4-9 .308 1930-31 9-6 .563 5-4 .556 1980-81 13-13 .500 7-6 .538 Andy Winters* 1931-32 1-11 .077 1-10 .091 1981-82 20-9 .690 8-5 .615 2015-16 12-14 .462 8-10 .444 1932-33 2-11 .154 2-11 .154 1982-83 22-7 .759 11-2 .846 *Interim head coach 1933-34 5-8 .385 5-8 .385 1983-84 23-6 .793 11-2 .846 1934-35 8-6 .571 7-6 .538 1984-85 11-14 .440 7-9 .438 1935-36 9-6 .600 6-5 .545 1985-86 10-15 .400 7-9 .438 1936-37 3-11 .214 3-11 .214 8 years 126-84 .600 64-46 .582 29 OAC ChampionshipOAC CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS Teams

1942-43 1946-47

1956-57 1969-70

1972-73 1982-83

1983-84 2002-03

2006-07 2007-08

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30 Capital Men’s Basketball in Canada

Every three years, the NCAA allows college teams to take an international trip. In the spring of 2013, Capital traveled to Canada for a seven-day tour north of the border, where the team played four games while touring Niagra Falls, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. The program made similar trips to Italy in 2010, Great Britain and Ireland in 2007, and Spain in 2004.

The Capital men’s basketball team defeated Sheridan College 84-80 in the Members of the Capital men’s basketball team continue their journey through first game of its week-long Canadian tour. The Crusaders are pictured here Canada with a stop in Montreal. with members of Sheridan’s program.

Members of the men’s basketball team pose for a photo at Niagara Falls as part of the team’s trip to Canada.

Members of the Capital University men’s basketball program pose with the Capital coach Damon Goodwin talks with the team prior to its third game in Stanley Cup at the NHL Hall of Fame in Toronto as part of the team’s seven- Canada on Saturday, May 10, in Montreal. The Crusaders defeated Jean de day tour of Canada. Brebeuf 79-68.

31 Capital Dribbles Through Spain In May of 2017, Capital University Men’s Basketball spent nine days traveling the European country, exploring Barcelona, Valencia and Madrid.

Along the way, the team played local teams in each city and got to experience local food, shops, landmarks and went to a soccer match. This was the program's fifth international trip under Damon Goodwin.

Caleb Cox, Tyler Jamison and Austin Schreck take in a FC Villarreal vs. FC Deportivo soccer match.

On the first three days of the trip, the team got to explore Barcelona, seeing where FC Barcelona plat, the largest arena in the world and the Cathedral of Barcelona.

The team poses in Valencia, one of the three cities the team stayed in on their nine-day trip.

Capital and Valencia Basketball Club take a group picture together after a tight game. Valencia is one of the four teams Capital played on the trip.

The team takes in the sights around Spain's capital city of Madrid on the final leg of the trip.

32 Senior Savvy

When Capital University Men’s Basketball takes the court in 2018, fans may not initially see much of a difference from prior rosters. Dig a little deeper and watch a little closer and it will become apparent that this team is very different from the Capital teams of the past.

The Crusaders return 11 players from last year’s team with almost half of those players going into their senior seasons. Austin Schreck, Joey Weingartner, Caleb Cox, Will Hannah and Gavin Wildermuth are each prepared for their final seasons with the Purple and White, giving the team its largest senior class since the 2012-13 season.

“The two wing players we have in Austin and Joey were both all-league last year and the expectations is for them to have very big years for us,” Goodwin said. “I really believe that they have to come with the mindset that we are going to go as far as the five seniors can take our program.”

“We’ve been together for so long that we just know each other so well,” said Weingartner, a guard from Centerville, Ohio. “We’ve all seen significant minutes in good times and in bad times. We all bring something a little different to the game too.”

The experience will be needed in the early going as Goodwin thinks he has lined up perhaps the toughest schedule Capital has had in his 24 years as head coach. And while that may be challenging, the strength of schedule will be a motivating factor as well.

“It’s really motivating and it shines a light on how talented a group coach thinks we are and what we can achieve,” said Austin Schreck. “You don’t schedule a tough nonconference unless you think you can succeed doing so. That’s a reflection of what he thinks of us.”

The senior class combined to contribute 49.6 points per game last year and the four most prolific scorers on the team are seniors this season. Cox, Schreck and Hannah were the Crusaders' top rebounders last season as well and Schreck and Hannah were 1-2 in assists.

33 Hall of Fame Name Grad Year Induction Year William F. Bernlohr 1927 1978 Fred A. Brideweser 1931 1978 Robert M. Geist Jr. 1943 1978 Vernon D. Ridenour 1920 1979 E. Eugene Mechling 1931 1979 John "Red" Trego 1936 1979 Robert Kalish 1946 1979 Robert W. Bernlohr 1955 1979 Arnold Boots Nieman 1927 1980 Dale J. Helmick 1940 1980 Fred Bernlohr 1944 1980 Richard J. Ott 1947 1980 J. Mikal Outcalt 1959 1981 Dr. Fred Bernlohr 1918 1982 Herbert Shrider 1947 1982 Vincent J. Chickerella 1952 1983 (coach) Robert L. Swanger 1956 1983 George H. Steele 1960 1983 Richard A. Stock 1947 1984 John E. Braun 1923 1984 Paul Weaver 1940 1984 Bernard "Brownie" Cellar 1948 1984 Frederick R. Radloff 1950 1984 Paul Schellhase 1936 1985 Ray C. Heischman 1938 1985 Charles Hunsaker 1966 1986 Paul W. Snyder 1958 1989 Dave Veenendaal 1965 1990 Paul Hunt 1968 1991 John P.H. Young 1947 1992 Mike Stumpf 1973 1993 P. Scott Weakley 1973 1993 Paul E. Katterhenrick 1953 1994 Eugene Caslin 1975 1995 James E. Dafler 1971 1996 Harold E. Regan 1949 1998 Thomas Dunson 1981 1998 Richard K. Snouffer 1952 2001 Thomas Lanier 1989 2002 Paul Bernlohr 1953 2006 Chad R. Coconis 1996 2007 Joe T. Glassco 1983 2008 Tim R. Mueller 1988 2008 Dave Grube N/A 2009 (coach) Donald Forsyth 1955 2009 Scott Baxter 1991 2009 Eric Morrison 1984 2011 Darrin Blackford 1986 2011 Gary R. Walters 1966 2014 Geron Tate 2003 2015 Jake Beck 2005 2018 34