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Oct. 19 SLCC Jamboree 8:00 AM Nov. 9 Western Wyoming 6:00 PM Nov. 29 SLCC Thanksgiving Classic Utah Pump-n-Run 6:00 PM Nov. 30 SLCC Thanksgiving Classic vs Seward 6:00 PM Dec. 6 SLCC Tournament vs Ralie's Finest 7:00 PM Dec. 7 SLCC Tournament vs IMPACT 6:00 PM Jan. 9 Colorado Northwestern 7:30 PM Jan. 11 USU-Eastern 5:00 PM Jan. 18 Snow College 5:00 PM Jan. 23 North Idaho College 7:30 PM Jan. 25 College of Southern Idaho 5:00 PM Feb. 20 USU-Eastern 7:30 PM Feb. 22 Colorado Northwestern 5:00 PM

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Salt Lake Community College Table of Contents Quick Facts School...... Salt Lake Community College 2013-14 Preview...... 2 Location...... Salt Lake City, Utah 2013-14 Roster...... 3 Founded ...... 1948 Enrollment ...... 62,571 SWAC Member Institutions...... 3 Affiliation...... NJCAA Division I Coaches ...... 4-5 Conference...... Scenic West Athletic Conf . Nickname ...... Bruins Players ...... 6-12 Colors ...... Royal Blue & Gold 2012-13 Team Results...... 16 President...... Cynthia A . Bioteau, Ph .D Alma Mater ...... Lesley University 2012-13 Individual Statistics...... 17 Athletic Director...... Norma Carr Bruin Honor Club...... 20-21 Alma Mater/Year...... BYU/1969 Sports Information...... Gavin McCallister Bruin All-Time roster ...... 22-23 Academic Advisor...... Elisha Harris Bruin Basketball Record Book...... 24-25 Alma Mater/Year. . . . Univ . of Alaska Anchorage/2010 Academic Advisor...... Paul Marble Former Players at Division I Schools ...... 26 Alma Mater/Year...... University of Utah/2011 SLCC All-Americans...... 27 Athletic Secretary ...... Tanya Schmidt 2012-13 Athletics Awards/Results...... 30-31 SLCC Administration...... 34 SLCC Athletic Staff & Coaches...... 35

Bruin Basketball Quick Facts First Year of Basketball...... 1987-88 All Time Record/Years...... 527-276/25 SWAC Overall Record/Years ...... 228-190/24 Head Coach/Years ...... Todd Phillips/ 3rd Alma Mater/Year ...... Lewis & Clark State/1999 Record/Years...... 51-14/2 SWAC Record/Years...... 23-7/2 Basketball Office Phone ...... (801) 957-4956 Best Time to Reach...... 10:00am-12:00pm Assistant Coach ...... Paul Marble Alma Mater/Year...... University of Utah/2011 2012-13 Overall Record ...... 29-5 2012-13 SWAC Record...... 14-1 2012-13 SWAC Finish...... 1st www.slccbruins.com 2012-13 Home Record ...... 15-2 LIVE Stats and LIVE web cast for 2012-13 Away Record...... 5-1 ALL HOME GAMES 2013-14 Returning Starters...... 2 2013-14 Returning Players...... 4 Media Guide produced by 2013-14 Newcomers...... 10 Lisa Peshell & Gavin McCallister 1 2013-14 Season Outlook with Coach Phillips Being named Scenic West Athletic Conference (SWAC) Coach-of-the-Year, winning both the outright SWAC and Region 18 championships, earning a trip to NJCAA Nationals and making a ‘Sweet Sixteen’ appearance would be enough for many college coaches to hang their hats on, but that’s not the case for third-year SLCC Men’s Basketball Head Coach Todd Phillips . This year’s Bruins will have a bit of a different look than the high-flying, athletic squad that Phillips sent out between the lines last season . “I don’t know if we’re more athletic than we were last year—but we have some good size . We’ve got big- bodied guys that are a little taller inside,” he said . “We’ve still got great athletes—Gary Payton II returns and we’ve definitely got some players who can get after it and play exciting basketball.” The Bruins return just three players that saw time on the floor from last year’s group and will have the services of a redshirt freshman as well . Sophomore guards Gary Payton II and Jaden Jackson will join sophomore forward Kurtis Toolson as second-year Bruins . “I have high expectations for the sophomores we’ve got coming back,” said Phillips . “We need Gary to continue to get better—we’ll definitely put more on his plate this year and have him pick up some of the scoring for us . All of our sophomores are expected to step up right away as it takes time for our freshmen to do so, get involved and learn what they’re capable of .” “I’ve been really happy with our freshmen,” he said . “They’ve got great attitudes and they’re working hard both in the classroom and on the floor. They just don’t know what they don’t know yet but they’re definitely eager to learn .” With the Bruins competing in perhaps the toughest junior college basketball conference in the nation, the young faces on the roster will need to get ready quickly. With storied programs like North Idaho Col- lege (NIC) and the College of Southern Idaho (CSI) in the SWAC, the margin for error in conference play is slim . “Our league is kind of the same every year . CSI is going to be really talented, NIC is loaded and I’d prob- ably say they’re the early front runner,” Phillips said . “Snow College is young, but they’ve brought in some good talent and are more athletic than they were last year . USU-Eastern has some good players coming back and brought in some great foreign recruits, so this year will be a battle in the conference schedule as always .” A tough test awaits the Bruins again in 2013-2014, but that doesn’t do much to deter the Bruin coaching staff and the team from holding high expectations . “I put it on our guys and on ourselves as coaches—if we don’t have high expectations than we’re in the wrong business . The program that’s been built here and hopefully we’re carrying forward is year in and year out to play for that conference, region and national championship,” said Phillips . “We don’t want to just be competing every fourth year or so for a trip to nationals, we want to be putting ourselves in a position every year to do that .”

2 2013-14 Bruin Roster

# Name Year Ht Wt Pos Hometown/Former School 00 Kurtis Toolson So . 6-5 190 F Gilbert, AZ / Highland 1 Gary Payton II So . 6-3 175 G Las Vegas, NV/West Wind Prep 2 De’Sean Parsons Fr . 6-6 180 F Sacramento, CA/Grant Union 3 Jaden Jackson So . 6-2 180 G Salt Lake City, UT / West Jordan, UT 4 CJ Spjute Fr . 6-3 210 G Boise, ID / Borah 5 Don Simmons Fr . 6-1 185 G Tulsa, OK / Edison Prep 10 Collin Woods So . 6-2 182 G Scottsdale, AZ/UC Irvine 11 Zerrion Payton Fr . 5-11 165 G Stockton, CA / Modesto Christian 12 Lamar Walker So . 6-11 170 F Detroit, MI / Coronado 15 Larry Okhomina Fr . 6-7 245 F Sandy, UT / Jordan 20 John Paul Fr . 6-11 225 F St . Lucia Island / La Lumier 22 Aquavius Young Fr. 5-10 165 PG Decator, GA/Cedar Grove HS 30 Neal Monson Fr . 6-11 222 F Sandy, UT/University of Utah 33 Jordan Wilson Fr . 6-4 190 G Bahamas / Anatol Rogers Head Coach- Todd Phillips (3rd Year) SID- Gavin McCallister Assistant Coach- Paul Marble (3rd year) Asst . Coaches- Andrew May, Landon Cosby, Silas Mills Trainer Melanie Nesbit Athletic Director- Norma Carr

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3 Head Coach Todd Phillips Head Coach Todd Phillips begins his third full season as SLCC Men’s Basketball sideline general . Last year, Phillips led the Bruins to an amazing season, with the SLCC Men’s team earning a trip to the NJ- CAA National Tournament in Hutchinson, KS and ad- vancing for a ‘Sweet Sixteen’ appearance . Under the watchful eye of Coach Phillips, the Bru- ins turned in a 29-5 overall record and finished 14-1 in the hotly contested Scenic West Athletic Conference (SWAC). The Bruins won their first outright SWAC championship since 2009, and earned the Region 18 Championship for the first time since the ’09 year as well . SLCC finished the year ranked at No. 5 in the final NJCAA Top 25 poll, and Coach Phillips was named SWAC Coach-of-the-Year with a unanimous vote . Todd and the Bruin staff coached a pair of NJCAA The Phillips File All-Americans last year, with sophomore guard Skyler Birthday: November 25 Halford earning First Team All-American honors and Hometown: talented forward Sai Tummala receiving Third Team High School: All-American nods . Halford moved on to play for high- College: Bachelor Degree - Lewis & Clark University, 1999 Masters Degree, University of Utah, 19 ly-touted Head Coach Dave Rose at Brigham Young Played Basketball at University, and Tummala is now playing for the Sun Snow College and Lewis & Clark, 1996-99 Devils of Arizona State University . Head Coaching Experience: Westminster College- 2000-2008 In just two full seasons leading the program, Phil- Adidas Pump-N-Run lips and his staff have moved 13 players on to compete School Overall SWAC Region and study at four-year schools . Todd became head Year Record Record Finish NJCAA SLCC coach at SLCC after serving as an assistant coach 2011-12 22-9 9-6/2nd 3rd -- on the Bruin staff under legendary Head Coach Norm 2012-13 29-5 14-1/1st 1st -- Parrish (now the Director of Basketball Operations at the University of Utah) . Phillips spent eight seasons as an assistant coach for the Griffins at Westminster College beginning in 2000 . In his time at Westminster, he helped coach the Griffins to eight 20-plus win seasons, six conference titles and six NAIA National Tournament berths . As a coach, Todd has seen his career come full circle . Before getting into the profession, Phillips played basketball in the SWAC at one of SLCC’s in-state rivals, Snow College . After graduating from Snow College, Phillips continued his playing career at Lewis-Clark State College from 1997-1999 . He received his Bachelor’s Degree in Education and Kinesiology, and earned a Master’s Degree in Education Administration from the University of Utah . Todd and his wife Bobbi are both originally from Boise, Idaho . They’ve been married for 11 years and have a 7 year old daughter, Kinzi . 4 Assistant Coach Paul Marble

Assistant Coach Paul Marble enters his 10th season on the SLCC Men’s Basketball coaching staff for the 2013-2014 year . Last season, Marble helped guide the Bruins to a fantastic season, with SLCC finishing the year ranked No. 5 in the final NJCAA Top 25 poll . Marble and the Bruins turned in a 29-5 overall record with a 14-1 mark in the hotly contested Scenic West Athletic Confer- ence (SWAC). SLCC won its first outright SWAC championship since 2009 and earned its first Region 18 championship since the ’09 year as well . Under the guidance of Coach ‘Marbs’ and the SLCC staff, the Bruins advanced all the way to the NJCAA National Tournament in Hutchinson, KS and made a ‘Sweet Sixteen’ appearance . In Paul’s time at SLCC, the Bruins have a remarkable overall record of 240-61 with a pair of NJCAA National Championship Game appearances . A renowned academic advisor as well, Paul helped move seven players from last year’s team on to compete and study at four-year institutions including NJCAA First Team All-American Skyler Halford (now at BYU) and Third Team All-American Sai Tummala (now at Arizona St . University) . In addition to coaching, Paul is a highly-revered academic advisor for the student-athletes of Bruin Baseball and Men’s Basketball . Marble began his basketball coaching career as an assistant to the late Lynn Archibald at the Uni- versity of Utah . He worked with the Utes from 1986-1989 and also coached for two years at the junior high school level with his team playing for the district championship in his first season. Paul earned his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Utah . He and his wife Wendy are parents of three daughters and have two sons-in-law with two grandchildren . When not coaching the Bruins, Marble enjoys spending all the time he can with his family .

Assistant Coach Andrew May Assistant Coach Landon Cosby

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Silas5 Mills S O P H O M O R E S

#00 Kurtis Toolson #1 Gary Payton II

Position: Forward Position: Guard Height: 6’5 Height: 6’3 Class: Sophomore Class: Sophomore Hometown: Gilbert, AZ Hometown: Las Vegas, NV High School: Highland High School: Spring Valley

Personal: Son of Mike and Cheri, three siblings Personal: Daughter of Gary and Monique, three McKell, Ryan and Sean siblings Raquel, Jualin and Gary Jr.

Sports played in HS: Basketball and badminton Sports played in HS: Basketball

Varsity Letters: All four years in basketball Varsity Letters: Two years in basketball

Awards: Team captain, Second Team All-State Awards: First Team All-SWAC, Region 18 All- Tournament Team Championships: HS State Champs in 2009 at Highland, Scenic West Athletic Conference Championships: 2013 SWAC Champions, 2013 Champions, Region 18 Champions and NJCAA Region 18 Champions and an NJCAA National National Tournament appearance with SLCC Tournament (Sweet 16) appearance (all at (Sweet 16, all in 2012-2013) SLCC)

Hobbies: Fishing, four-wheeling, time with Favorite Drill: Defense drills friends Fun Fact(s): Is the son of NBA legend Gary ‘The Favorite Drill: Any shooting drill Glove’ Payton and goes by the moniker “The Mit- ten .” Motto: “Go big, or go home .” Motto: “Get money!” 6 S O P H O M O R E S

#3 Jaden Jackson #10 Collin Woods

Position: Guard Position: Guard Height: 6’1 Height: 6’2 Class: Sophomore Class: Sophomore Hometown: West Jordan, UT Hometown: Scottsdale, AZ High School: West Jordan High School:

Personal: Son of Rob and Jill, three sisters Jen- Personal: Son of Monty and Kathy, one brother essa, Jenacee and Jenteal Jey

Sports played in HS: Basketball and golf Sports played in HS: Basketball

Varsity Letters: All four years in basketball and Varsity Letters: All four years in basketball golf Awards: McDonald’s All-American Nominee, Awards: Three-time First Team All-State player in Horizon HS All-Time Leading Scorer, Class 5A-II basketball, led the State of Utah in scoring as a MVP, Three-time First Team All-State player in junior, Class 5A All-Star HS

Academic Awards: Honor roll (3 .7+ GPA) Hobbies: Fishing, music

Hobbies: Wake boarding, surfing, golfing and— Favorite Drill: 17’s of course—dating Fun Fact(s): He has the ‘best looking house in Fun Fact(s): Has had heart surgery (not open- the country’ heart surgery, whew) Motto: “EGATE!” and “All men are created equal, Motto: “I will become what I know I am .” so work harder in the preseason .”

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#12 Lamar Walker #2 DeSean Parsons

Position: Forward Position: Forward Height: 6’11 Height: 6’6 Class: Sophomore Class: Freshman Hometown: Detroit, MI Hometown: Sacramento, CA High School: Coronado High School: Grant Union

Personal: Son of Kim, seven siblings; Marvin, Personal: Son of Bernadette Parsons, five sib- Cameron, Kevin, Shawnda, Marvolena, Kalinna lings; David Parsons, Charnay Scott, EJ Allen, and Tasha Briana Allen and Tory

Sports played in HS: Basketball Sports played in HS: Basketball

Hobbies: Video games Varsity Letters: All four years in basketball

Motto: “Take it easy, but if it’s too easy—don’t Awards: First Team All-State (California), Delta take it .” Valley Player-of-the-Year

Hobbies: Collecting shoes (he has a LOT)

Motto: “hard work beats talent when talents fails to work hard .”

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#4 CJ Spjute #5 Don Simmons

Position: Guard Position: Guard Height: 6’3 Height: 6’1 Class:Freshman Class: Freshman Hometown: Boise, ID Hometown: Tulsa, OK High School: Borah High School: Edison Prep

Personal: Son of Craig and Cheri, eight siblings; Personal: Son of Donast and Dorie, two sisters Chris, Cindy, Cody, Charles (Ben), Carter, Cam- Deanna and Danyele eron, Curtis and Catherine Sports played in HS: Basketball and football Sports played in HS: Basketball Varsity Letters: All four years in basketball Awards: All-Conference Honorable Mention as a sophomore at BHS, First Team All-Conference, Hobbies: Ball is life Second Team All-State and Team MVP as a junior, Southern Idaho Conference Player-of- Favorite Drill: 1-on-1 the-Year, First Team All-State, SIC and State of Idaho All-Star and State three-point shooting Fun Fact(s): Has the world’s best mom contest champion as a senior . Motto: “Be great .” Championships: Third place at Idaho State Tour- nament (senior year) at BHS

Hobbies: Time with family and—you guessed it—dating

Motto: “You try, you sit . This is about doing .”

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#11 Zerrion Payton #15 Larry Okhomina

Position: Guard Position: Forward Height: 6’0 Height: 6’7 Class: Freshman Class: Freshman Hometown: Oakland, CA Hometown: Sandy, UT High School: Modesto Christian High School: Jordan

Personal: Son of Zerrick and Saunceia, two sib- Personal: Son of Alan and Evelyne, three siblings Nyhla and Saunceia Benton lings Justin, Nicholas and Alan III

Sports played in HS: Basketball Sports played in HS: Football, basketball and track and field Varsity Letters: Three years in basketball Awards: University of Utah summer camp’s Most Awards: First Team All-League at MCHS Improved Player, One-on-One champ, MVP

Championships: Section and League Champions Hobbies: Drawing, anything art-related, reading, at MCHS sleeping, sleeping and more sleeping, playing dead, people watching and photobombing Academic Awards: 3 .5 Group Favorite Drill: Weber Shooting Hobbies: Sleeping, video games, hanging out with friends Fun Fact(s): Grew up in New England and in Canada, is a dual citizen (US and Canada), frac- Favorite Drill: Speed layups tured his neck skiing at age nine, his last name comes from a Nigerian and English origin Fun Fact(s): Listens to slow songs before games Motto: “Aim for the moon, and if you miss—you’ll Motto: “Don’t geek ”. still shine among the stars .” 10 F R E S H M E N

#20 John Paul #22 Aquavius Youing

Position: Forward Position: Guard Height: 6’11 Height: 5’10 Class: Freshman Class: Freshman Hometown: St . Lucia Island Hometown: Decater, GA High School: La Lumier High School: Cedar Grove

Personal: Son of John Gregory Paul, Sr . and Personal: Son of Kenneth and Velvia, three sib- Maury Camela, four siblings Kershana, Dahlia, lings; Aquilla Fletcher, Jamaal Fletcher and Clay Kamron and Mayinous Kenner

Sports played in HS: Basketball Sports played in HS: Basketball, track and field and cross country Varsity Letters: *X* years in basketball Varsity Letters: *X* years in basketball, *X* years Awards: MVP of St . Lucia High School Basket- in track and field ball League Awards: Georgia Regional MVP and leading Academic Awards: Primary school merits scorer

Championships: Won Secondary School Basket- Favorite Drill: Numbers break ball Tournament in St . Lucia Motto: “Say they want that loud, I’mma bring that Hobbies: Going to the beach, soccer NOISE!”

Motto: “Work hard, and my rewards will be great in the future .”

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#30 Neal Monson #33 Jordan Wilson

Position: Forward Position: Guard Height: 6’11 Height: 6’4 Class: Freshman Class: Freshman Hometown: Sandy, UT Hometown: Bahamas High School: High School: Anatol Rogers

Personal: Son of Reid and Chamane, five sib- Personal: Son of Trevor and Lisa, four siblings lings Seth, Alec, Isaac, Catherine and Elizabeth Trevor Wilson, Jr ., Phieron, Joel and Aletha

Sports played in HS: Basketball and tennis Sports played in HS: Basketball, soccer, volleyball and track and field Awards: Utah Class 2A State MVP, two-time All- State player Varsity Letters:

Hobbies: Foreign languages, service projects Awards: and reading Academic Awards: Fun Fact(s): Lived in Mexico for two years, has five younger siblings and always puts God first in Hobbies: everything he does in life Favorite Drill: Motto: “It’s not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.” Fun Fact(s): Is from Nassau, Bahamas, consid- ers himself quite tall and handsome---and funny

Motto: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me!”

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13 14 15 2012-2013 Team Results DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11-1-12 7:00pm UTAH PUMP-N-RUN W 94-69 (26)Skyler Halford (10)Sai Tummala 11-9-12 1:00pm vs Tohono O’Odham W 110-80 (20)Sai Tummala (6)Nick Jenson (6)Gary Payton II 11-10-12 1:00pm vs Arizona Western Wo2 103-95 (23)Sai Tummala (9)Gary Payton II 11-16-12 7:30pm CASPER COLLEGE W 84-76 (22)Skyler Halford (7)Sai Tummala 11-17-12 3:30pm vs Western Nebraska CC 76-82 L (22)Sai Tummala (12)Gary Payton II 11-20-12 7:00pm INDIAN HILLS CC 84-94 Lo2 (20)Skyler Halford (10)Gary Payton II (10)Sai Tummala 11-23-12 7:00pm EASTERN WYOMING W 85-69 (14)Skyler Halford (6)Seth Weinheimer 11-24-12 6:00pm PROLOOK W 111-100 (30)Sai Tummala (11)Casey Oliverson 11-30-12 5:30pm vs ABDC Prep W 95-71 (18)Skyler Halford (7)Casey Oliverson 12/1/12 5:30pm IMPACT ACADEMY W 128-75 (29)Skyler Halford (7)Tyrell Corbin (7)Sai Tummala 12-10-12 7:00pm TREASURE VALLEY CC W 91-73 (19)Skyler Halford (14)Skyler Halford 12-15-12 5:00pm * SNOW COLLEGE W 74-70 (23)Skyler Halford (7)Tyrell Corbin 12-28-12 3:00pm vs Howard College W 66-63 (15)JuWan Buchanan (9)Gary Payton II 12-29-12 3:00pm vs East Mississippi CC W 68-61 (21)JuWan Buchanan (7)Skyler Halford (7)Tyrell Corbin 12-30-12 3:00pm vs San Bernardino Valley C W 57-48 (16)Skyler Halford (6)Skyler Halford (6)Casey Oliverson (6)Seth Weinheimer 01-03-13 7:30pm * NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE W 75-74 (25)Skyler Halford (7)Gary Payton II 01-05-13 5:00pm * SOUTHERN IDAHO W 89-73 (25)Skyler Halford (8)Gary Payton II 01/10/13 7:30pm * at USU Eastern W 75-57 (18)Tyrell Corbin (8)Gary Payton II 1-12-13 5:00pm * COLORADO NW CC W 100-62 (18)Skyler Halford (9)Skyler Halford 1/19/13 5:00pm * at Snow College W 67-66 (16)Skyler Halford (8)Gary Payton II 01/24/13 7:30pm * at Southern Idaho W 76-67 (16)Tyrell Corbin (15)Sai Tummala 1/26/13 5:00pm * at North Idaho College 78-87 L (20)Sai Tummala (7)Gary Payton II 01-31-13 7:30pm * COLORADO NW CC W 86-77 (16)Sai Tummala (6)Sai Tummala 02-02-13 5:00pm * USU EASTERN W 77-63 (17)Skyler Halford (8)Skyler Halford 02-09-13 5:00pm * SNOW COLLEGE W 86-81 (22)Skyler Halford (8)Skyler Halford 02-14-13 5:30pm * SOUTHERN IDAHO W 81-71 (24)Sai Tummala (9)Sai Tummala 02-16-13 5:00pm * NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE W 74-69 (23)Gary Payton II (10)Gary Payton II 2/21/13 7:30pm * at Colorado Northwestern W 100-73 (18)Skyler Halford (7)Casey Oliverson 02/23/13 5:00pm * at USU Eastern W 74-68 (17)Sai Tummala (9)Sai Tummala 3/1/13 7:30pm vs Southern Idaho W 89-73 (21)Skyler Halford (9)Gary Payton II 3/2/13 7:30pm vs Snow College W 86-75 (27)Skyler Halford (7)JuWan Buchanan (7)Sai Tummala 3-9-13 7:00pm CENTRAL ARIZONA 78-88 L (24)JuWan Buchanan (9)Gary Payton II 3-19-13 12:00pm vs E Oklahoma St College W 86-82 (21)JuWan Buchanan (13)Casey Oliverson 3-20-13 8:00pm vs Central Arizona College 82-87 L (20)Sai Tummala (6)Casey Oliverson (6)Sai Tummala

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (29-5) (15-2) (5-1) (9-2) CONFERENCE (14-1) (9-0) (5-1) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE (15-4) (6-2) (0-0) (9-2)

16 2012-2013 Individual Statistics ## SUMMARY GP-GS Min FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G 23 Skyler Halford 34-30 31 .9 .461 .393 .908 4 .5 4 .0 54 3 17 .4 20 Sai Tummala 34-30 26 .6 .509 .411 . 710 5 .9 0 .9 20 14 14 .8 32 JuWan Buchanan 22-3 21 .0 .490 .370 .766 3 .7 2 .0 30 13 12 .1 02 Tyrell Corbin 33-29 28 .3 . 448 .286 .774 3 .2 4 .5 85 0 10 .5 01 Gary Payton II 34-27 26 .1 .560 .295 .525 6 .2 3 .7 66 25 9 .4 00 Casey Oliverson 34-29 21 .4 .630 .000 .635 4 .9 0 .6 19 27 8 .2 04 Jaden Jackson 30-4 13 .6 .425 .362 .625 1 .3 1 .2 14 1 5 .2 10 Yi Hsiang Chou 31-3 10 .2 .450 .429 .667 1 .5 0 .7 9 0 3 .9 11 Seth Weinheimer 34-1 13 .4 .526 .000 .528 3 .0 0 .4 13 15 3 .6 03 Morgan Hesleph 25-1 10 .0 .360 .391 .778 1 .0 1 .5 8 4 2 .9 15 Kurtis Toolson 21-0 7 .6 .537 .125 .714 1 .6 0 .3 6 2 2 .4 33 Nick Jenson 32-3 8 .7 .436 .000 .625 2 .9 0 .1 10 10 2 .0 Total 34 494. 370. .735 38 4. 18 3. 334 114 85 .0 Opponents 34 420. . 331 .677 31 5. 11 .9 225 82 66 .9

SCORING GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA FT% PTS PTS/G Skyler Halford 34 199-432 .461 66-168 .393 129-142 .908 593 17 4. Sai Tummala 34 198-389 .509 58-141 .411 49-69 .710 503 14 8. JuWan Buchanan 22 100-204 .490 17-46 .370 49-64 .766 266 12 1. Tyrell Corbin 33 117-261 .448 16-56 .286 96-124 774. 346 10 5. Gary Payton II 34 136-243 .560 18-61 .295 31-59 .525 321 9 .4 Casey Oliverson 34 119-189 .630 0-0 .000 40-63 .635 278 8 .2 Jaden Jackson 30 62-146 .425 21-58 .362 10-16 .625 155 5 .2 Yi Hsiang Chou 31 50-111 .450 15-35 .429 6-9 .667 121 3 .9 Seth Weinheimer 34 51-97 .526 0-2 .000 19-36 .528 121 3 .6 Morgan Hesleph 25 18-50 .360 9-23 .391 28-36 .778 73 2 .9 Kurtis Toolson 21 22-41 .537 1-8 .125 5-7 .714 50 2 .4 Nick Jenson 32 24-55 .436 0-0 .000 15-24 .625 63 2 .0 Total 34 1096-2218 .494 221-598 .370 477-649 .735 2890 85 0. Opponents 34 798-1900 .420 215-650 .331 462-682 .677 2273 66 9.

REBOUNDS TOTALS GP MIN OFF DEF TOT PF FO A TO A/TO HI Skyler Halford 34 1084 45 109 154 71 0 135 76 1 .8 29 Sai Tummala 34 904 64 137 201 90 2 31 57 0 .5 30 JuWan Buchanan 22 461 22 59 81 64 2 43 42 1 .0 24 Tyrell Corbin 33 933 21 83 104 41 0 149 94 1 .6 20 Gary Payton II 34 888 61 149 210 102 4 125 50 2 .5 23 Casey Oliverson 34 729 65 100 165 57 0 19 47 0 .4 18 Jaden Jackson 30 409 8 32 40 21 0 37 11 3 .4 19 Yi Hsiang Chou 31 315 13 33 46 24 0 21 24 0 .9 12 Seth Weinheimer 34 456 42 59 101 88 4 14 18 0 .8 14 Morgan Hesleph 25 250 7 18 25 37 0 38 20 1 .9 9 Kurtis Toolson 21 159 8 26 34 13 0 7 7 1 .0 8 Nick Jenson 32 277 42 51 93 58 3 4 25 0 .2 9 Total 34 6869 419 886 1305 666 15 623 473 1 .3 100 Opponents 34 6262 365 705 1070 535 - 403 489 0 .8 100

2013-14 Bruin Stats are accessible online at www.slccbruins.com 17 Bruin Honor Club Michael Bullock 1987-88 Marc Lawson 1993-94, 1996-97 Jeff Davenport 2000~2001 1988 2nd Team All-Region 1997 2nd Team All-Region 2001 1st Team All-Region

Mark Lenoir 1987-88 Jason Hastings 1996-98 Jason Robinson 2000-2001 1988 1st Team All-Region 1998 1st Team All-Region 2001 NJCAA Distinguished Acad . All-American Zachary Allison 1989-91 Eddie Gill 1997-98 1991 All-Region Tournament Team 1998 Region Player of the Year Jeff Blackett 2001-2003 1998 1st Team All-Region 2002 All-American Honorable Mention Lindsay Familar 1989-91 1998 2nd Team NJCAA All-American 2002 SWAC All-Academic Team 1991 All-Region Honorable Mention 2003 2nd Team All-SWAC 1991 All-Region Tournament Team Tim Erickson 1997-99 2003 Academic All-SWAC 1998 All-Region Honorable Mention Andre Miller 1990-92 1999 2nd Team All-Region Chris Stephens 2001-2002 1992 2nd Team All-Region 1999 NJCAA Academic All-American 2002 SWAC All-Academic Team

Ryan Hunt 1989-90, 1992-93 Casey Smith 1997-99 Darin Hammer 2001-2002 1993 NJCAA Distinguished Acad . 1999 NJCAA Distinguished Acad . 2002 SWAC All-Academic Team All-American All-American 1993 NJCAA Academic All-American 1999 NJCAA Academic All-American Scott Henry 2001-2002 Scott Loveland 1992-93 2002 1st Team All-Region 1993 NJCAA Academic All-Amercian Jermaine Boyette 1998-99 1999 All-Region Honorable Mention Tim Henry 2002-2003 Charles Overton 1992-94 2003 1st Team All-SWAC 1993 1st Team All-Region Lincoln Taylor 1998-99 2003 All-American Honorable Mention 1994 1st Team All-Region 1999 NJCAA Academic All-American 1994 All-Region Tournament Team Josh Neeley 2002-2004 1994 1st Team NJCAA All-American Scott Young 1998-99 2003 Academic All-SWAC 1999 NJCAA Distinguished Acad . All- 2004 Academic All-SWAC Don Faux 1993-95 American 2004 2nd Team All-SWAC 1995 All-Region Honorable Mention 1999 NJCAA Academic All-American Rekalin Sims 2003-2005 Marcel Johnson 1993-95 Carmie Olowoyo 1998-2000 2004 1st Team All-SWAC 1994 1st Team All-Region 2000 2nd Team All-Region 2004 Region18 Player of the Year 1994 All-Region Tournament Team 2000 All-SWAC All-Academic Team 2004 2nd Team NJCAA All-American 1995 1st Team All-Region 2005 1st Team NJCAA All-American 1995 All-Region Tournament Team Adam Gallagher 1999-2001 2005 1st Team All-Region 2000 SWAC All-Academic Team 2005 Region 18 Player of the Year Silas Mills 1993-94 1994 2nd Team All-Region Dave Hammer 1999-2000 Brock Reichner 2003-2004 1994 All-Region Tournament Team 2000 SWAC All-Academic Team 2004 Academic All-SWAC 1994 NJCAA All-Tournament Team 2004 Hon . Ment . All-SWAC David Hancey 1999-2000 Brandon Peterson 1993-95 2000 SWAC All-Academic Team Blair Prowse 03-04, 06-07 1995 NJCAA Academic All-American 2007 Academic All-Region Travis Spivey 1999-2000 Jared Moultrie 2004-2005 Matt Pinkney 1994-96 2000 Region Player of the Year 2005 NJCAA Academic All-American 1996 2nd Team All-Region 2000 1st Team All-Region 2005 Academic All-Region 2000 2nd Team NJCAA All-American John Robison 1992-93, 1995-96 Ahmet Tidiane 2003-2005 1996 All-Region Honorable Mention 2005 2nd Team All-Region 1996 NJCAA Distinguished Acad . Troy Zenter 1999-2000 All-American 2000 SWAC All-Academic Team PJ Owsley 2004-2006 1996 NJCAA Academic All-American 2006 Honorable Mention All-Region Traimaile Bullock 1996-97 Chris Stephens 2000-2001 1997 2nd Team All-Region 2001 NJCAA Distinguished Acad . Sam Kelly 2005-2007 All-American 2006 Academic All-Region 18 2007 Academic All-Region Bruin Honor Club Gary Wilkinson 2005-2007 Rick Shoff 2007-2009 Alflonzo Hubbard 2010-2011 2006 1st Team All-Region 2009 NJCAA Dist . Academic 1st Team All-Region 2006 3rd Team All-American All-American 2006 Academic All-Region 2009 Academic All-Region Patrick McCollum 2010-2011 2006 NJCAA Adademic All-American 1st Team All- Region 2007 1st Team All-Region Davis Emery 2007-2009 2007Academic All-Region 2009 Academic All-Region Jason Gamblin 2010-2011 2007 Academic All-American Honorable Mention All-Region 2007 Hon . Mention All-American Drew Robinson 2007-2009 2009 Academic All-Region Jayson Cheesman 2010-2012 Vassey Banny 2005-2008 2011 Academic All-Region 2007 Academic All-Region Ben Walker 2008-2009 2012 Hon . Mention All-Region 2008 Honorable Mention All-Region 2009 Academic All-Region 2008 Academic All-Region Agustin Ambrosino 2011-2012 Logan Magnusson 2007-2009 2012 2nd Team All-Region Papa Samba Guisse 2005-2008 2009 Academic All-Region 2007 Academic All-Region 2009 All-Region Hon . Mention Skylar Halford 2011-2013 2008 2nd Team all-Region 2012 2nd Team All-Region Darian Norris 2009-2010 2013 1st Team All-Region Andy Palmer 2006-2008 2010 Academic All-Region 2013 1st Team NJCAA All-American 2007 Academic All-Region 2010 All-Region 1st Team 2013 Academic All-Region 2008 Academic All-Region 2008 NJCAA Academic All-American Jake Dastrup 2009-2010 Sai Tummala 2012-2013 2010 Academic All-Region 2013 1st Team All-Region DaVell Jackson 2006-2008 2013 3rd Team NJCAA All-American 2008 1st Team NJCAA All-American Wil Carter 2009-2010 2013 Academic All-Region 2008 NJCAA All-Tournament Team 2010 Academic All-Region 2008 1st Team All-Region 2010 All-Region 1st Team Gary Payton II 2012-2014 2008 SWAC Player of the Year 2013 2ndTeam All-Region John Hayward-Mayhew 2009-2010 2013 Academic All-Region Brian Green 2006-2008 2010 Academic All-Region 2008 NJCAA All-Tournament Team 2010 All-Region 2nd Team Tyrell Corbin 2012-13 2008 NJCAA Tourn . Small Man Award 2013 Hon . Mention All-Region 2008 Region 18 Tournament MVP 2008 1st Team All-Region Colin Chiverton 2009-2010 Jaden Jackson 2012-14 2010 All-Region Hon . Mention 2013 Academic All-Region Drew Robinson 2007-2009 2008 Academic All-Region Alioune Fall 2009-2010 Nick Jensen 2012-13 Aaron Smith 2006-2008 2010 Academic All-Region 2013 Academic All-Region 2008 Academic All-Region Andrew Jordan 2009-2010 Kurtis Toolson 2012-14 Marc Van Burck 2007-2008 2010 Academic All-Region 2013 Academic All-Region 2008 Academic All-Region 2008 NJCAA Academic All-American Bruno Silva 2009-2010 Seth Weinheimer 2012-13 2010 Academic All-Region 2013 Academic All-Region DJ Wright 2008-2009 2009 1st Team All-Region El Hadji Barro 2009-2010 2009 1st Team All-American 2010 Academic All-Region 2009 NJCAA Tournament MVP Craig Cusick 2009-2010 Nate Bendall 2008-2009 2010 Academic All-Region 2009 1st Team All-Region 2010 Academic All-American 2009 All-Region Tournament Team 2010 Distinguished Academic 2009 NJCAA All-Tournament Team All-American 2011 NJCAA Academic Exemplary Dathan Lyles 2007-2009 Award 2009 2nd Team All-Region 19 Bruins Moving On ~ Where they went... Player Years “Where they Went” Faux, Don 93-94, 94-95 Southern Utah University McMahon, Ronn 86-87 Eastern Washington University Johnson, Marcel 93-94, 94-95 North Dakota State Beji, Freik 87-88 Lewis & Clark State College Peterson, Brandon 93-94, 94-95 Univ . of South Alabama Bullock, Michael 87-88 University of Utah Lawson, Marc 93-94, 96-97 Weber State University Collins, Tank 87-88 University of New Orleans Barton, Bret 94-95 BYU - Hawaii Day, Mark 87-88 Univ of Alaska - Anchorage Johnson, Ed 94-95 Continental Basketball Assn . Hardin, George 87-88 University of Massachusetts Blake, Greg 94-95, 95-96 Australian Pro League Lenoir, Mark 87-88 University of Utah Pinkney, Matt 94-95, 95-96 Cal . St . - Santa Barbara Sommer, Jerry 87-88 U . of Alaska - Anchorage Welling, Derrick 94-95, 95-96 Montana Tech University Barnes, Matt 87-88, 88-89 Utah State University Addison, Ryan 95-96 Bakersfield Love, Melvin 87-88, 88-89 UNLV Marcy, James 95-96 Saint Martins (WA) Gisseman, Mark 87-89 Univ of Alaska - Anchorage Smith, Joe 95-96 U . of Nebraska - Omaha Clorenger, Cole 88-89 Univ of Alaska - Anchorage Jeppesen, Jeremy 95-96, 98-99 Lewis-Clark State Davison, Antoine 88-89 University of Utah Halliday, Ryan 96-97 College of Saint Rose (NY) Dean, Darren 88-89 Univ of Alaska - Anchorage Homer, Travis 96-97 Lewis-Clark State Seeley, Paul 88-89 Gonzaga University Reiser, Cory 96-97 University of Montana Brazell, Troy 88-89, 91-92 University of Utah Smith, Sam 96-97 Central Connecticut University Johnson, Ken 89-90 Albertson College Sojourner, Isaac 96-97 France Pro League Stark, Rob 89-90 Ohio University Hastings, Jason 96-97, 97-98 Marist University Fox, Chris 89-90, 90-91 Southern Utah University Dorenbosch, Jeff 96-97, 99-00 Southern Utah University Allison, Zachary 89-90, 90-91 Maryland - Eastern Shore Neboh, Chukwuma 96-97,97-98 University of Portland Jarvis, Lorenzo 89-90, 90-91 C .W . Post Gill, Eddie 97-98 Weber State University Hunt, Ryan 89-90, 92-93 University of Utah Miller, Nathan 97-98 Saint Martins (WA) Cusic, Thomas 90-91 Cameron University Skala, Jakub 97-98 New Mexico - Highlands Jovic, Vujadin 90-91 C .W . Post University Soars, Kendall 97-98 Barstow College Solvason, Rob 90-91 Northwest Nazarene University Peterson, Micah 97-98 Westminster College Miller, Andre 90-91, 91-92 Maryland - Eastern Shore Robinson, Jason 97-98, 00-01 University of Sioux Falls Abitboul, Asher 90-91, 91-92 Israel Pro League Erickson, Tim 97-98, 98-99 Idaho State University Belnap, Shane 90-91, 93-94 University of Montana Ostler, Troy 97-98, 98-99 University of Hawaii Adams, Sam 91-92 Belgium Pro League Ramsay, Andrew 97-98, 98-99 Australian Pro League Bynum, Dalon 91-92 University of Alaska - Fairbanks Smith, Casey 97-98, 98-99 Weber State Univ . (Golf) Frazier, Steve 91-92 Southern Nazarene Boyette, Jermaine 98-99 Weber State University Green, Zoderick 91-92 Central Oklahoma University Carlson, Doug 98-99 Adams State Jones, Chris 91-92 University of Utah Martin, Jeramie 98-99 University of Northern Colorado Peterson, Drew 91-92 Carroll College Young, Scott 98-99 Claremont College Evans, Tennay 91-92, 92-93 Eastern Oregon Univ Allred, Spencer 98-99, 99-00 University of Montana Sorenson, Kenny 91-92, 94-95 Jacksonville St .Univ . Bovell, Andre 98-99, 99-00 Francis Marion Barrick, Steve 92-93 Augustana College Olowoyo, Carmie 98-99, 99-00 University of Portland Loveland, Scott 92-93 Rocky Mountain Hammer, Dave 99-00 Menlow College Marbury, Norman 92-93 College of Saint Francis Hancy, David 99-00 Southern Virginia Kartchner, Chad 92-93, 93-94 Charleston Southern Hill, Aaron 99-00 Oklahoma State Univ . Mills, Silas 99-00 Utah State University Overton, Charles 92-93, 93-94 Cal State - Fullerton Spivey, Travis 99-00 University of Utah Dunkley, Lance 92-93, 95-96 Hofstra University Perry, Garland 99-00, 00-01 Saint Martins (WA) Anderson, Jeff 93-94 Rocky Mountain Anderson, DeShawn 00-01 Portland State University Williams, Charles 93-94 University of Cincinnati20 Bellamy, Howard 00-01 Saint Martins (WA) Boyce, Eric 00-01 BYU Hawaii MacFarland, Allen 05-06 Univ . of Alaska, Anch . Davenport, Jeff 00-01 Cal State Stanislaus Wayne, Paul 05-06 Cal State Northridge University Eyre, Talmadge 00-01 Weber State University Medina, Chris 05-06, 07-08 Carroll College Hay, Spencer 00-01 Cal . State Stanislaus Bodic, Nikola 05-07 Western Illinois University Johnson, Jared 00-01 Southern Virginia Kelly, Sam 05-07 Western Oregon University Blanchard, Andrew 01-02 Southern Utah University Wilkinson, Gary 05-07 Utah State University Christensen, Austin 01-02 Eastern Wyoming C . College Banny, Vassy 06-07, 07-08 Montana University Fitzgerald, Nic 01-02 Southern Utah University Palmer, Andy 06-07, 07-08 Dixie State College Hammer, Darrin 01-02 Columbia College Carter, Wil 06-07, 09-10 San Jose State University Henry, Dan 01-02 Weber State University Jackson, Davell 06-08 Oklahoma City Univ . Henry, Scott 01-02 Idaho State University Green, Brian 06-08 Utah State University Johnson, Squeaky 01-02 Univ of Alabama, Birmingham Guisse, Papa Samba 06-08 Amunugana, Ravindra 01-02, 02-03 Cal State Fullerton University of Mobile Bonner, Yahosh 07-08 Northern Colorado University Blackett, Jeff 01-02, 02-03 University of Hawaii Smith, Aaron 07-08 Stephen F Austin Univ . Mark, Matt 01-02, 02-03 Westminster College Van Burck, Marc 07-08 Cornell University Nyom, Daniel 01-02, 02-03 Northwest Nazarene Lyles, Dathan 07-09 Cal State Northridge Brady, Jordan 02-03 Utah Valley State College Magnusson, Logan 07-09 Brigham Young University Goettsche, Cameron 02-03 UC Santa Barbara Robinson, Drew 07-09 University of Alaska, Anchorage Henry, Tim 02-03 University of Wyoming Bendall, Nate 08-09 Utah State University Marlow, Jack 02-03 Fresno State Univiversity Shoff, Rick 08-09 University of Utah Guler, Sinan 02-03, 03-04 Carroll College (MT) Walker, Ben 08-09 Westminster University Neeley, Josh 02-03, 03-04 Portland State Banks, Krispin 08-10 College of Idaho Van Brocklin, Brody 02-03, 05-06 Weber State University Chiverton, Collin 09-10 Eastern Washington Univ . Anthis, Alex 03-04 Mayville State Univ . (ND) Jensen, Sol 09-10 Dixie State College Craft, Corey 03-04 Texas A & M International U . Dastrup, Jake 09-10 BYU-Hawaii Univeristy Ferreira, Allison 03-04 Northeast Oklahoma Hayward-Mayhew, John 09-10 Cal State Northridge Hooks, Clyde 03-04 Northern Arizona Norris, Darian 09-10 University of San Diego Reichner, Brock 03-04 Brigham Young University Cusick, Craig 09-11 Brigham Young University Wesley, Tika 03-04 UVSC Hubbard, Alfonzo 10-11 Utah Valley University Prowse, Blair 03-04, 06-07 Westminster College Webb, Bernard 10-11 Cal State Fullerton Pratt, Marc 03-05 Towson University Cheesman, Jayson 10-12 Southern Utah University Sims, Rekalin 03-05 University of Kentucky Horne, Marquis 10-12 Cal St Fullerton Shadowvine, Greg 03-05 Eastern Wyoming CC Ambrosino, Agustino 11-12 Brigham Young University Tidiane, Ahmet 03-05 University of Hawaii Cartharn, Darian 11-12 U of Missouri- St Louis Ellis, Bryan 04-05 University of Montana Garrett, Louis 11-12 San Jose St University Moultrie, Jared 04-05 Seattle Pacific Univ.Mulford, Rex, Jordan 11-12 Weber State University Spencer JuWan Buchanan 12-13 Adams State University Rogers, Monty 04-05 Mayville State Univ . Tyrell Corbin 12-13 Cal State Bakersvfield Rubin, Bret 04-05 Northeastern State OK Skyler Halford 12-13 Brigham Young University Stafford, Ike 04-05 Albertsons College Nick Jenson 12-13 Westminster College Stafford, Dan 04-05,07-08 Eastern Oregon Univ . Casey Oliverson 12-13 Southern Utah University Cruse, Clayton 04-06 Tartleton State University Sai Tummala 12-13 Arizona State University Owsley, PJ 04-06 Univ . of Hawaii Seth Weinheimer 12-13 Brigham Young University Dubovitskiy, Viktor 05-06 Chipola College Hodge, Brad 05-06 Western Oregon University21 Bruin Basketball Recordbook Game Records/Season Records/Career Records Points in a Game Points in a Season Points in a Career 48 Mike Bullock vs E . Wyo 11/20/87 794 Chuck Overton 93-94 1453 Marcel Johnson 93-95 46 Jeff Blackett vs Ricks Alumni 11/17/01 777 Marcel Johnson 94-95 1444 Chuck Overton 92-94 45 Mike Bullock vs Imperial Vy 12/17/87 707 DJ Wright 08-09 1235 Rekalin Sims 03-05 41 Mark Lenoir vs N Idaho 1/28/88 699 Mark Lenoir 87-88 1034 Gary Wilkinson 05-07 40 Mark Lenoir vs S Idaho 1/22/88 676 Marcel Johnson 93-94 970 Jeff Blackett 01-03 40 Izzy Washington vs CNCC 2/24/88 650 Chuck Overton 92-93 967 Brian Green, 06-08 39 Tim Henry vs Snow 2/13/03 639 Rekalin Sims 04-05 931 Skyler Halford 11-13 38 Marcel Johnson vs CNCC 1/14/95 625 Tim Henry 02-03 914 Tim Erickson 97-99 37 Tim Henry vs N Idaho 2/15/03 611 Gary Wilkinson 06-07 892 Zach Allison 89-91

3 Point Shots Made/Game 3 Point Shots Made/Season 3 Point Shots Made/Career 10 Jake Dastrup vs CEU 11/28/09 100 Aaron Hill 99-00 168 Brian Green 06-08 9 Ryan Halliday vs C Arizona 11/7/96 97 Brian Green 07-08 130 Tim Erickson 97-99 8 Matt Barnes vs TVCC 2/17/89 82 Tim Erickson 98-99 124 Ryan Hunt 89-90, 92-93 8 Matt Barnes vs Dixie 2/10/89 81 Ryan Hunt 89-90 108 Rekalin Sims 03-05 8 Aaron Hill vs Dixie 1/22/00 76 Bret Rubin 04-05 102 Skyler halford 11-13 7 Ryan Halliday vs CNCC 1/25/97 75 Brian Green 06-07 100 Aaron Hill 99-00 7 Bret Barton vs Utah Co . Stars 11/25/94 75 Jake Dastrup 09-10 97 Matt Barnes 87-89

Free Throws Made/Game Free Throws Made/Season Free Throws Made/Career 18 Marcel Johnson vs Ricks 2/18/95 249 Marcel Johnson 94-95 415 Marcel Johnson 93-95 16 Chuck Overton vs Snow 2/27/93 187 Travis Spivey 99-00 329 Chuck Overton 92-94 15 Chuck Overton vs Ricks 2/13/93 181 Gary Wilkinson 06-07 309 Gary Wilkinson 05-07 14 Dan Henry vs TVCC 2/1/02 174 Chuck Overton 92-93 279 Rekalin Sims 03-04 13 Rekalin Sims vs CSI 3/12/05 166 Marcel Johnson 93-94 262 Zach Allison 89-91 13 Travis Spivey vs CEU 12/10/99 157 Rekalin Sims 04-05 262 Jeff Blackett 01-03

22 Rebounds in a Game Rebounds in a Season Rebounds in a Career 21 DJ Wright vs ProLook 11/15/08 357 DJ Wright 08-09 561 Rekalin Sims 03-05 21 Jeff Blackett vs FCAA 11/17/01 318 Rekalin Sims 04-05 496 Marcel Johnson 93-95 19 Silas Mills vs Chattahooce Vy 3/17/94 280 Jeff Blackett 01-02 471 Gary Wilkinson 05-07 19 Matt Pinkney vs W Wyoming 1/5/96 276 Matt Pinkney 95-96 470 Don Faux 93-95 18 Rekalin Sims vs Westminster 267 George Hardin 87-88 469 Jeff Blackett 01-03 11/26/04 267 Gary Wilkinson 06-07 454 George Hardin 86-88 18 Scott Henry vs CEU 1/11/02 262 Jason Hasting 97-98 441 Lorenzo Jarvis 89-91 18 Troy Ostler vs NIC 12/12/98 256 Marcel Johnson 94-95 419 Jason Hastings 96-98 17 Rekalin Sims vs CEU 3/05/05 256 Travis Spivey 99-00 404 Troy Ostler 97-99 17 Tennay Evans vs H A Force 11/12/92 247 Troy Ostler 98-99 399 Tennay Evans 91-93 17 Wil Carter vs NIC 12/11/09 247 Don Faux 94-95 387 Matt Pinkney 94-96

Steals in a Game Steals in a Season Steals in a Career 10 Matt Barnes vs TVCC 2/17/88 99 Eddie Gill 97-98 153 Josh Neeley 02-04 8 Matt Barnes vs Ricks 12/8/88 94 Josh Neeley 03-04 144 Matt Barnes 87-89 7 Bryan Ellis vs CNCC 2/11/05 92 Bryan Ellis 04-05 141 Chuck Overton 92-94 7 Matt Barnes vs North Idaho 3/3/88 88 Matt Barnes 87-88 134 Dathan Lyes 06-07, 08-09 7 Mark Lenoir vs UVSC 2/5/88 85 Tyrell Corbin 12-13 104 Andre Miller 90-92 7 Ronn McMahon vs Ricks 11/20/86 82 Ronn McMahon 86-87 104 Brian Green 06-08

Assists in a Game Assists in a Season Assists in a Career 19 Ronn McMahon vs TVCC 11/24/86 288 Travis Spivey 99-00 340 Johnny Robison 92-93, 95-96 16 Mark Lenoir vs W . Wyoming 1/9/88 285 Ronn McMahon 86-87 288 Travis Spivey 99-00 15 Darian Norris vs EWC 12/4/09 210 Shane Belnap 93-94 285 Ronn McMahon 86-87 14 Izzy Washington vs Dixie 2/10/89 197 Eddie Gill 97-98 243 Josh Neeley 02-04 13 Travis Spivey vs W Wyo 11/16/99 195 Mark Lenoir 87-88 230 Shane Belnap 90-91, 93-94 13 Travis Spivey vs Miles CC 11/19/99 192 Skyler Halford 11-13 227 Dathan Lyles 06-07, 08-09 13 Travis Spivey vs CEU 1/29/00 187 Johnny Robison 95-96

23 Bruins currently at Top Division I Schools

2010 - 2012 2012-2013 2010-2012 Marquis Horne Casey Oliverson Jayson Cheesman Cal State Fullerton Southern Utah University Southern Utah University

2011-13 2012-2013 2012-2013 Skyler Halford Sai Tummala Ty Corbin Brigham Young University Arizona State University Univ. of Calif. Bakersfield 24 Bruin All-Americans

1993-94 1997-98 1999-2000 2002-2003 Chuck Overton Eddie Gill Travis Spivey Tim Henry 1994 1st Team All-American 1998 2nd Team All-American 2000 2nd Team All-American 2003 3rd Team All-American

2003-2005 2005-2007 2006-2008 2008-2009 Rekalin Sims Gary Wilinson DaVell Jackson DJ Wright 2004 2nd Team All-American 2006 3rd Team All-American 2008 1st Team All-American 2009 1st Team All-American Pre-season 2004 Street & Smith 2007 Hon. Mention All-American 2009 National Tournament MVP National Player of the Year 2005 1st Team All-American

2011-2013 2011-2012 Skyler Halford Sai Tummala 2013 1st Team All-American 2013 3rd Team All-American 25 26 27 2012-2013 Student-Athlete Individual Awards

Bruin Women’s Women’s Men’s Men’s Women’s Player Awards Volleyball Basketball Basketball Baseball Softball 1st Team Mayra Ramirez Rachel Morris Skyler Halford* Connor Williams MaCauley Flint^ All-Region Maddie Bushman Sai Tummala Brady Corless Maddy Woodard Bo Fisher Malia Campos 2nd Team Cortney Godfrey Katie Richens Gary Payton Jr . Robert Grilli Lyndsey Healey All-Region Palmer Page Tanisha Anderson JC Snyder Rhett Parkinson Skylar Janisse Honorable Mention Jaclyn Condie Bella Swan Tyrell Corbin Sam Goold All-Region Camry Godfrey Steven Adam Bryan Heward Zach Watts Nathan Fishel 1st Team NJCAA Maddie Bushman Skyler Halford MaCauley Flint All-American 2nd Team NJCAA Maddy Woodard All-American Malia Campos

3rd Team/ Rachel Morris Sai Tummala Honorable Mention NJCAA All-American Maddie Bushman Haley Sturdevant Skyler Halford Steven Adam Kailey Christensen Cortney Godfrey Jessica Watson Jaden Jackson Bronson Anderson Lauryn Kirschner Indigo Allen Lizzy Harrison Nick Jenson Kyle Eager MaCauley Flint Elizabeth Bradshaw Britney Johnson Nathan Fishel Kellie McCleve Academic Gary Payton Jr . Robert Grilli All-SWAC Jaclyn Condie Natalie Parsons Kurtis Toolson Brandon Gust Lauren Hager GPA 3.2 and Mariah Cox Katie Richens Sai Tummala Bryan Heward Whitney Holt above Adria Downs Mercedes Riggs Seth Weinheimer Palmer Page Alex Petrolia with 24 or more Camry Godfrey Bella Swan Kade Teter Nicole Rockwood Bailee Henrie Kirstina Turner Taylor Tann credit hours Anyssa Matheson Summer Yack Hannah Williams Maddy Woodard NJCAA Academic Pinnacle Award GPA 4.0 with 45 credit hours NJCAA Academic Maddie Bushman Haley Sturdevant Superior Award Elizabeth Bradshaw Katie Richens GPA 3.8-3.99 with 45 credit hours NJCAA Academic Jessica Watson Sai Tummala Bronson Anderson MaCauley Flint Exemplery Award Steven Adam GPA 3.6-3.79 with 45 credit hours ^Denoes Region 18 Pitcher of the Year *Denotes Region 18 Player of the Year

28 Lifetime Activities Center Taylorsville Redwood Campus The Lifetime Activities Center is home of the Salt Lake Community College Bruins . The “LAC” was dedicated in January 1996 by President Dr . Frank Budd . This building was built not only to give the Bruins a new home, but also to give the students at SLCC a state-of-the-art activity facility . The LAC houses the Health and Lifetime Ac- tivities Department and the Athletic Department. Personal Training and Health and Lifetime Activities programs are all a part of the LAC daily educational mission. Special features of the LAC include a 5,000 seat special events arena, multiple class and meeting rooms, large multi-purpose playing area, six glass wall racquetball courts, dance studio, full service free weight room and cardiovascular fitness center.

2010-11 Bruin Results/Awards 2012-2013 Bruin Team Results/Awards Women’s Women’s Men’s Men’s Women’s VolleyballWomen’s BasketballWomen’s BasketballMen’s BaseballMen’s Women’sSoftball Volleyball Basketball Basketball Baseball Softball Coach Sue Dulaney Betsy Specketer Todd Phillips DG Nelson Mary Kay Amicone (Yrs)2010-11 Record (5)136-42Sue (17) 379-161Betsy (2) 51-14Norm (10) 357-203DG (9)Mary 394-84-2 Kay OverallCoach Record 22-7Dulaney 19-11Specketer 29-5Parrish 35-19Nelson Amicone53-11 SWAC(Yrs) RecordRecord 7-3(3)92-27 (15)9-6 342-137 (20)14-1 447-198 (8)23-13 277-174 (7) 282-64-238-6 SWACOverall Finish Record 2nd28-8 3rd24-5 1st25-8 49-163rd 56-92nd RegionSWAC Record18 6-4 13-2 9-6 28-12 41-3 3rd 3rd 1st 4th 1st SWACFinish Finish 2nd 1st 3rd 2nd 1st All-RegionRegion 18 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 5 3 4 13 5 FinishAthletes

All-RegionNJCAA 4 3 4 9 8 --/5th --/-- --/5th --/-- 2nd/2nd Finish/RankAthletes NJCAA 4th/4th ---/6th ---/------/6th 2nd/2nd All-Americans 1 1 2 0 3 Finish/Rank PresAll-Americans ./Dean’s List 4/4 1 4/4 1 2/2 1 2/41 3/22 Avg . Hours 15 .5 16 .5 16 15 .6 16 .1 Pres ./Dean’s List 3/4 3/5 1/1 10/12 7/12 NJCAAAvg Academic . Hours 16 .1 16 .4 16 16 17 .3 Pinnacle/Exemplary/ 0/2/1 0/1/1 1/1/0 0/0/3 0/1/3 SuperiorNJCAA Awards Academic Superior/Exemplary/ Coach of the 0/0/0 0/1/0 0/0/0 0/2/1 3/4/0 Pinnacle Awards Todd Phillips^ Year Coach of the Sue Dulaney* Betsy Specketer^ Mary Kay ^RegionYear 18 Coach of the Year Amicone* 29 * NJCAA District Coach of the Year ^Region 18 Coach of the Year 30 Monthly Discount, Daily Benet

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35 SLCCSLCC PresidentPresident Dr.Cynthia Cynthia Bioteau Bioteau PhD DrDr. . Cynthia A.A . BioteauBioteau is is the the seventh seventh president president of and Salt CEO Lake ofCommunity Salt Lake ColCom- - lege,munity an urbanCollege, multi-campus a 60,000-student college strongof 60,000 community students locatedcollege throughoutaccessible theat 13 sitesSalt throughout Lake Valley the . Salt Lake Valley and through SLCC Online . WithShe has over over 35 30years years in ofthe experience education, as mental an educator health and and administrator, business fields, serv -she inghas in converged educational the and expertise mental andhealth attributes institutions of all threethroughout into her the passion East, and for acmost - recentlycessible in and North critical Carolina education . for all community members . DrDr. . 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Contemporary researchUnder includesher leadership, Critical the Transformations: College has spearheaded Essays of Voice long-range for Nontraditional master planning Adult to Learners. address Utah’sOther expandingpublications populationinclude Beyond with thehigher Open education Gate: Influences and workforce on Student training Success needs and . The Community College as a Catalyst for Change. SheShe has is also been responsible honored withfor creating the 2010 and Athena implementing Award, YWCA’s the first Exemplary associate Leader degree inin Education Nanotechnology Award, for 2012 the Titanstate Awardof North from Carolina, the Sandy as well Chamber, as the five-college Utah Business National Magazine’s Initiative 30 recentlyWomen tofunded Watch, through and 100the Unitesmost influentialStates Department people ofof UtahLabor . – The National Center for the Biotechnology Workforce. DedicatedShe is known to community for her passion service for positioningand collaboration, the community she currently college serves as the on core the and Salt engine Lake Chamberof economic of Commerceand work- Boardforce development. of Governors, EDCUtah Executive Committee, and the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau Board of TrusteesPerhaps . her most important accomplishments, however, are the two wonderful adult children she shares with herNationally, husband of she 32 servesyears. Togetheron the Manufacturing they enjoy family, Institute fly-fishing, of the National kayaking, Association hiking and ofgardening. Manufacturing, the Board of Directors for Cambia/Regence Blue Cross and Blue Shield, and a presidential advisor for the Community College Research Center at Columbia Teacher’sVice College President. Vice PresidentDr. of Deneece Student Services Huftalin Dr. Huftalin serves as Vice President for Student Services at Salt Lake Com- munity DeneeceCollege and has worked Huftalinin the student affairs PhDfield for twenty-three years. In addition to working with student services, she has been very in- volvedDr . inHuftalin student serves leadership as Vice development, President for learning Student communities Services at onSalt campus, Lake Communityand strategic College planning and and has assessment worked ininitiatives. the student Deneeceaffairs field earned for atwen Bach-- ty-sixelor’s degreeyears . at In the addition University to working of Utah, witha Master’s student degree services, at University she has of been Cali- fornia, Los Angeles and a doctorate at the University of Utah . very involved in student leadership development, learning communities Deneece has been at the College since 1992, serving first as the Director on campus, and strategic planning and assessment initiatives . Deneece of Academic and Career Advising and then as the Dean of Students . In her earnedroles, she a bachelor’sstrives to strengthen degree at thethe studentUniversity experience of Utah, at a SLCCmaster’s by providing degree atopportunities University of for California, students Losto get Angeles involved and on a campus, doctorate connect at the Universitywith faculty, ofand Utah achieve . their educational goals. She serves on the faculty for - Leader shape,Deneece Inc., a hasnon-profit been at theorganization College since focused 1992, on servingcollege firststudent as theleadership Director of Academic and Career Advising anddevelopment then as the and Dean is involved of Students in regional . In her and roles, national she strivesstudent toaffairs strengthen boards. the student experience at SLCC by providingPrior to moving opportunities to Utah, for Deneece students worked to get at involved Harper Communityon campus, College connect and with faculty, and achieve their educa- tionalNorthwestern goals . Prior University to SLCC, in Illinois Deneece . worked in student affairs at Harper Community College, Northwestern UniversityCompared and to the our University amazing studentof Utah. athletes, She serves Deneece on thecan facultyboast of for no Leadershape, ath- Inc. a non-profit organiza- letic ability; although she can throw a mean boccie ball, finish at least a 5k and tion focused on college student leadership development and currently serves as the Region V Director on the beat her kids down a ski run . She lives with three brilliant men: her husband, Tim, and her two sons, Max and Eli . NASPA national board . She also teaches in the Educational Leadership and Policy program at the U of U . 2836 SLCC Athletic Staff Norma Carr - Athletic Director Norma Carr is a renowned sports icon in the State of Utah . She was the only woman considered in the Top 25 Most Influential People in Utah Sports. As the first woman in Utah to serve as athletic director for both men’s and women’s sports programs and the first to officiate in boy’s high school basketball games, she has been recognized as a standard- bearer among Utah sports figures. Norma graduated as a five-sport athlete from Brigham Young Uni- versity (BYU) in 1969 and went on to receive her Master’s Degree at the University of Utah . She started her coaching career at Davis High School and in 1975 went on to coach multiple sports at the University Tanya Schmidt of Utah . During her 14 years at the U of U, Norma was head volleyball Administrative Assistant coach for five years and assisted with women’s basketball and softball for one season . Since joining the Bruins in 1989, Norma has been at the helm of building both the SLCC athletic program and its facilities . Norma took a struggling athletic program that consisted of only two sports (Men’s and Women’s Basketball) and turned it into a successful and nationally competitive five-sport program. She oversaw the construction of the state-of-the-art Lifetime Activities Center and Bru- in Arena, as well as Bruin Baseball’s Cate Field and SLCC Softball’s Bruin Softball Field . Norma was awarded the Pioneers of Progress Award by the Days of ’47 Board of Directors in 2013 and was inducted into the U of U’s Crimson Club Hall of Fame Lisa Peshell AnneMarie Jensen in 2012 . Director Carr was also awarded the Young Women’s Christian Associa- Athletic Operations Marketing Director tion Leadership Award in 2012 . Coordinator

Justin Pennel Melanie Nesbit Gavin McCallister Rannie Sin Lana Gray LAC Coordinator/ Head Trainer Sports Information Pepsi/Media Promotions Concessions Manager Event Management SLCC Coaching Staff

Betsy Specketer Todd Phillips Sue Dulaney DG Nelson Cyndee Benett Head Women’s Head Men’s Head Volleyball Coach Head Baseball Coach Head Softball Coach Basketball Coach Basketball Coach

Scott Keister Elisha Harris Paul Marble Derek Waddoups Tara Bendt Asst . Volleyball Coach/ Asst . Women’s Basketball/ Asst . Men’s Basketball/ Asst . Baseball/ Asst . Softball Coach/ Promotions Academic Advisor Academic Advisor Cate Field Manager Promotions 37 Step Ahead.

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