2014-15 Media Guide

2014-2015 MOUNT VERNON NAZARENE UNIVERSITY MEN’S Mount Vernon Nazarene University 800 Martinsburg Road Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050 (740) 392-6868 mvnucougars.com BASKETBALL 2014-2015 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Day Date Opponent Time H/A Tue. Oct. 28 GRACE BIBLE COLLEGE (Mich.) 7:00 p.m. H Fri. Oct. 31 at Grace Tourney vs Andrews 3:30 p.m. N Sat. Nov. 1 at Grace Tourney vs Concordia 3:30 p.m. N Tue. Nov. 4 SIENA HEIGHTS (Mich.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Nov. 8 INDIANA TECH (Homecoming) 4:00 p.m. H Tue. Nov. 11 at Shawnee State University 7:00 p.m. A Tue. Nov. 18 at Indiana University-East 7:00 p.m. A Wed. Nov. 19 KENT STATE-TUSCARAWAS 8:00 p.m. H Tue. Nov. 25 * at Saint Francis (Ind.) 8:00 p.m. A Tue. Dec. 2 * MARIAN UNIVERSITY (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Dec. 6 * at Huntington (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. A Fri. Dec. 12 OHIO CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Dec. 13 CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY 7:30 p.m. H Mon. Dec. 15 at Cleveland State (Exhibition) 7:00 p.m. A Tue. Dec. 30 at Roosevelt (Ill) 7:00 p.m. A Wed. Dec. 31 at Indiana-South Bend 3:00 p.m. A Sat. Jan. 3 * SPRING ARBOR (Mich.) 3:00 p.m. H Tue. Jan. 6 * TAYLOR (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Jan. 10 * at Indiana Wesleyan 3:00 p.m. A Tue. Jan. 13 * GOSHEN (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Jan. 17 * at Bethel (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. A Tue. Jan. 20 * at Grace (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Jan. 24 * SAINT FRANCIS (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. H Tue. Jan. 27 * at Marian (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Jan. 31 * HUNTINGTON (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. H Tue. Feb. 3 * at Taylor (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Feb. 7 * INDIANA WESLEYAN 3:00 p.m. H Tue. Feb. 10 * at Goshen (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Feb. 14 * BETHEL (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. H Tue. Feb. 17 * GRACE (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Feb. 21 * at Spring Arbor (Mich.) 3:00 p.m. A HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPITALS * denotes Crossroads League games mvnucougars.com TABLE OF CONTENTS 2014-2015 Basketball Schedule ...... Inside Front Cover MVNU Quick Facts ...... 1 University Information ...... 2-3 Head Coach Jared Ronai ...... 4 Assistant Coaches ...... 5 Sports Information Director...... 5 2014-2015 Cougar Roster ...... 6 Player Profiles...... 6-11 2014-2015 Season Outlook ...... 12 Basketball Facilities ...... 13 2013-2014 Results and Statistics ...... 14-15 MVNU’s Affiliations ...... 16-17 2013-2014 Individual Honors...... 17 2013-2014 Crossroads League Information ...... 18-20 MVNU’s Year-by-Year Results ...... 21 NAIA and NCCAA National Tournament Teams ...... 22-24 MVNU Basketball Honor Roll...... 25-26 Cougar Wall of Fame Inductees ...... 27 Individual, Team, and Career Records ...... 28-30 Cougars in the Pros ...... 31 Series Records Versus Opponents ...... 32 Athletic Department Directory...... Inside Back Cover

MVNU QUICK FACTS Location: ...... 800 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050 Founded: ...... 1964 President: ...... Dr. Henry W. Spaulding II Denomination: ...... Church of the Nazarene Enrollment: ...... 2,229 Nickname: ...... Cougars Colors: ...... Blue and Green Basketball Facility: ...... Ariel Arena Seating Capacity: ...... 2,020 Conference: ...... Crossroads League National Affiliations: ...... NAIA

Credits: The 2014-2015 Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s basketball media guide was written and edited by Kirk McDonnell, Sports Information Director. The cover was designed by the MVNU Marketing Department. Individual photos by Bruce Heflin.

1 Cougar Basketball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Founded in 1964 by the Church of the Nazarene, Mount Vernon Nazarene University held its first classes in October of 1968 on the former Lakeholm farm in Mount Vernon, Ohio. The land was purchased by public subscription and donated to the university. With an enrollment of around 2,200 students, MVNU is the official university of the East Central Educational Region of the Church of the Nazarene. The primary responsibility for sponsorship and support of the university is charged to the Nazarene congregations in Ohio, West Virginia, and the eastern half of Kentucky. The aspiration of the university is that academic and student life activities be integrated in a Wesleyan holiness tradition to facilitate character, value, and cultural development to improve the quality of life. This is expressed in the motto: "To seek to learn is to seek to serve." The university offers more than 80 academic programs and a full range of pre-professional programs while granting associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees. MVNU offers 11 intercollegiate sports (men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, and men’s and women’s golf), and students can take part in an active intramural program. The Campus

The MVNU campus consists of 400 tree-filled acres on the Lakeholm farm. The gently rolling fields, bordered on the rear by the Kokosing River, constitute a campus of natural beauty. The university buildings are of Williamsburg colonial design blending well with the site and complementing Mount Vernon's reputation as "Ohio's Colonial City." Four dorms (Pioneer, Oakwood, Galloway, and Redwood) and seven apartment complexes (Maplewood, Elmwood, Rosewood, Cedar, Birch, Spruce, and Cypress) provide quality living quarters for residential students. Major buildings include: Faculty, Founders, and Regents Halls (three large classroom buildings), the R.R. Hodges Chapel/Fine Arts Complex, the Jetter School of Business, the Hyson Campus Center, the Lakeholm Administration Building, the Physical Education Center, Donoho Recreation Center, and Prince Student Union, the Thorne Library/Learning Resource Center, and the Jennie K. Moore Family and Consumer Science Building. The university also holds classes in the Buchwald Center and Hunter Hall in downtown Mount Vernon as well. 2 Cougar Basketball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

In addition to the central campus, the university owns a 70-acre tract of woodland just six miles northeast of the city. Currently, this tract is used as a biological field station for MVNU's biology and natural resources programs. Academic Programs The university offers over 40 majors with more than 80 different programs from its 21 academic departments. Bachelor’s degrees are available in: Nursing, Accounting, Business Administration, Applied Business Technology, Management, Marketing, International Business, Early Childhood Education, Middle Childhood Education, Integrated Language Arts, Integrated Mathematics, Integrated Social Studies, Life Science Education, Physical Science Education, Music Education, Physical Education/Health, Spanish Education, Visual Arts Education, Integrated Business, Family and Consumer Sciences, Exercise Studies, Sports Management, Art, Music, Communication, Broadcasting, Drama, Graphic Design, English, Professional Writing, Spanish, Biology, Chemistry, Pre-Allied Health Programs, Medical Technology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Children’s Ministries, Educational Ministries, Youth Ministries, Philosophy, Religion, History, Psychology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, and Sociology. In addition, MVNU offers associate’s degrees in: Applied Business Technology, Business Administration, Church Music, Family Life Management, Child Development Administration, Fitness Management, Business Data Processing, and Human Services. For more information, contact the admissions office at 1-866-462-6868. President Dr. Henry W. Spaulding II was elected as the seventh president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University on November 2, 2012. Before his election, he served briefly as interim president. He first came to MVNU to serve as the provost and chief academic officer in 2009. Dr. Spaulding was a professor at Nazarene Theological Seminary from 2007-2009 prior to coming to MVNU. He was also the dean of arts and sciences and professor of theology and philosophy at Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) University from 1995-2007. Dr. Spaulding received his undergraduate degree in history and religion from Trevecca Nazarene University. He went on to Nazarene Theological Seminary to earn a Master of Divinity degree. His doctoral work was done at Florida State University in religion and humanities. Dr. Spaulding has been married to Sharon for 40 years and they have three adult children: Shelly, Megan, and Henry III. 3 Cougar Basketball HEAD COACH JARED RONAI

Matt Moore is entering Jared Ronaihis fifth entersseason his first seasonat the as helmthe Head of Coachthe Mountof the men’s Vernon Nazarene University men’sbasketball basketball program. Ronai team. comes The to MVNUCougars from NCAAhave Divisionposted I Universitya 49-71 of overall record during hisNorth previous Carolina-Asheville four years. where He he hadhas servedthe most as an wins Assistant of any Coach/Recruiting coach in Coordinator since 2013. program history after his first“We twoare very seasons excited (29 to have victories) Jared accept and hethe entersposition histo coach fifth ourseason men’s just 31 wins from beingbasketball the second program,”-winningest MVNU Director coach ofin Athletics program Keith history. Veale said. “We had many Prior to coming tohigh MVNU, quality Moore applicants spen andt Jared’sfour seasons experiences as andthe hearttop assistantrose to the top.coach He has at Grace College in Winonayears of expertiseLake, Ind. from aDuring variety ofMoore’s basketballtime experiences with the and Lancers, his involvement the program posted a 95-44at the record upper andlevels made of college back basketball-to-back will trips be attractive to the Eliteto our Eightcurrent in team, the and NAIA National Tournamentfuture prospectivein 2008 andplayers. 2009. He is someoneIn addition, that is tveryhe teamfamiliar posted to the landscape three of recruiting throughout Ohio. That network and experience will be instrumental consecutive 20-win seasonsin finding playersduring to thatbuild thespan program and aroundalso andfinished fit into ouras uniquethe National university.” ChristianRonai College was an integralAthletic part Association of the UNC-Asheville National coaching Tournament staff, spearheading runner-up recruiting twice in efforts 2003 along withand assisting 2007. Head Coach Nick McDevitt with coordination of the day to day operations of the program. Ronai was the leadBesides recruitercoaching for the 2013 at recruitingGrace, Mooreclass which was included an assistant top 25 players varsity from coach Ohio, at North Logansport Carolina, andHigh Virginia. School He also from was in2003 charge-2006 of guard where play, hetutoring worked a 1st Teamunder All-Conference Indiana High and BigSchool South HallRookie of of theFame Year Coachalong with Al a Rhodes,2nd Team All-Conferenceand he served Big as South an selection.assistant In coach addition, for Ronai the assistedMcDonald’s in practice All- and game planning along with creating new on campus recruiting presentations and film edits for prospective studentAmerican athletes. Team in 2005 when the game was played in South Bend, Ind. He has also taken his“First knowledge and foremost, of I thewant game to thank of my basketball Lord and Savior overseas Jesus and Christ has for Hisworked perfect with timing players and for guidingand coaches my family in through France, this journey,”Germany, Ronai and said. Kenya “I also wantas part to thank of missionsCoach Veale, trips Dr. Spaulding,that he has Dr. Sessink,taken. and the rest of the search committee for the opportunity to continue my coaching career at such a won- derful University.Moore I graduatedalso want to fromthank NickGrace McDevitt, in 2002 John with Ellenwood, a degree and in my Secondary father, Bob Ronai; Education. all incredible As heada coachesfour-year I have starter had thefor opportunity the Lancers, to learn he and dished grow from.out 660 My wife career and Iassists, are ecstatic which about still having ranks the opportunityfourth into comeprogram back history.home to Ohio He andalso be compiled a part of such the anfifth exceptional-highest communitysingle-season and University. assist total I know the great reputation and tradition of excellence that the Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s program has andwith I look 242 forward for toan building average our “RULE of 7.2 Cougar” per game. culture oneHe day went and onone to step get at aa time.master’s This is degreegoing to takein an incrediblePhysical amount Education of commitment at Ball State from both University. coaches and players, but I’m looking forward to and embrace the challengesM ahead.”oore and his wife, Anna, reside in Mount Vernon. They have two daughters, McKenna“Jaredand not onlyMya has. Ina real addition good idea to aboutcoaching, how he wantsMoore to buildalso a teachesbasketball inprogram, the Physical he also im - pressedEducation the search Department. committee in the way he articulated his faith,” Veale added. “He has a heart to help athletes grow in their leadership abilities and specifically, their relationship with Jesus Christ. There is nothing we do here in the athletic department that has more lasting significance. We felt this was essential to any consideration of potential coaching candidates.” Ronai is no strangerASSISTANT to Ohio college basketball COACH having spent four seasonsES at NCAA Division II Ash- land University prior to joining the staff at UNC-Asheville. Ronai was also the lead recruiter for the Eagles result- ing in the signings of eight Top-50 OhioPat high schoolSayre prospects. is entering He tutored his three second 1st Team season and four 2ndas Team an All-Conference players and assisted with game planning. Ronai specialized in defense and guard development at AU and in 2012-13 the Eagles assistantfinished as onecoach the top at four Mount defenses Vernon in the Great Nazarene Lakes Intercollegiate University Athletic Conference. following two years as the top assistant coach at Goshen Ronai got his coaching(Ind.) start atCollege. Middletown HighDuring School thein Middletown, 2011-2012 Ohio, whichcampaign, boasts one he of the top programs in the state. As helpedthe Associate to lead Head the Coach Goshen from 2007-09, Maple he Leafs organized to a and 13 coordinated-1 record practo - tice planning, on court coaching, scouting, and conditioning. During his tenure at Middletown, he coached three 1st Team All-Conference players,st twoart All-Ohio the year players, on andthe one way two-time to earning Conference a No.Player 12 of theranking Year. in Ronai also served asthe a Graduate NAIA AssistantDivision at IIthe poll University – the of highest Dayton and ranking was a Strengthin program and Conditioning Intern at the United history.States Naval The Academy Maple in theLeafs summer ranked of 2006. No. 1 in the Mid-Central As a player, Ronai competedCollege at bothConference the NCAA Divisionin defensive I and II levels, field getting goal his percentage,start at UNC- Asheville before finishing up at Georgia Southwestern State University (DII). At Georgia Southwestern, Ronai was the starting point guard for twototal seasons rebounds and received per game, the Champions and assists. of Character Award which is given to only 32 playersSayre, nationally. who is a graduate of Bowling Green State University and resides in MountRonai Vernon, is a 2006 also graduate served of Georgia as the Southwestern assistant State camp and directorearned his atMasters the ofMcCracken Education de - greeBasketball from the University Camps of Daytonfor five in 2009.years. He played for his father Bob Ronai at London High School where he was a first team All-Ohio choice and the conference, county and district player of the year. He posted over 1,000 points and 500 plus assists in his career. Coaching runs in Ronai’s family with his father (Bob) amassing over 550 career wins at the high school and collegiate level. He served Steveas the Head Kaufman Coach at is Urbana in his University third season from 1986-1997 as a andgraduate is currently the Athletic Director at Toledo St.assistant John’s High co School.ach forHis olderthe Mount brother, VernonJason, is aNazarene former coach University at Navy and currently the head basketball coach and vice principal at Chicago Bulls Prep, in Chicago. Ronai is married to Kristin Daugherty, of Warsaw River View, Ohio. 4 Cougar Basketball HEAD COACH JARED RONAI

Matt Moore is entering his fifth season at the helm of the Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s basketball team. The Cougars have posted a 49-71 overall record during his previous four years. He had the most wins of any coach in program history after his first two seasons (29 victories) and he enters his fifth season just 31 wins from being the second-winningest coach in program history. Prior to coming to MVNU, Moore spent four seasons as the top assistant coach at Grace College in Winona Lake, Ind. During Moore’s time with the Lancers, the program posted a 95-44 record and made back-to-back trips to the Elite Eight in the NAIA National Tournament in 2008 and 2009. In addition, the team posted three consecutive 20-win seasons during that span and also finished as the National Christian College Athletic Association National Tournament runner-up twice in 2003 and 2007. Besides coaching at Grace, Moore was an assistant varsity coach at Logansport High School from 2003-2006 where he worked under Indiana High School Hall of Fame Coach Al Rhodes, and he served as an assistant coach for the McDonald’s All- American Team in 2005 when the game was played in South Bend, Ind. He has also taken his knowledge of the game of basketball overseas and has worked with players and coaches in France, Germany, and Kenya as part of missions trips that he has taken. Moore graduated from Grace in 2002 with a degree in Secondary Education. As a four-year starter for the Lancers, he dished out 660 career assists, which still ranks fourth in program history. He also compiled the fifth-highest single-season assist total with 242 for an average of 7.2 per game. He went on to get a master’s degree in Physical Education at Ball State University. Moore and his wife, Anna, reside in Mount Vernon. They have two daughters, McKenna and Mya. Inmen’s addition basketball to coaching, team. Moore Prior also toteaches coming in theto PhysicalMVNU, Education Department. Kaufman was a four-year player at Grace (Ind.) College where he was a member of two NAIA Division II Elite Eight teams in 2008 and 2009 and played in 68 career games ASSISTANTincluding a career- highCOACH 28 gamesES as a junior. He is a graduate of Mansfield Christian High School and is Patcurrently SayrePat Sayreisworking entering is enteringtowards his third his hisseason secondmaster’s as seasonan degreeassistant as anin coachEducationassistant at Mount coachand lives Vernon at inMount Mount Nazarene VernonVernon. UniversityNazarene followingUniversity twofollowing years twoas theyears top as assistant the top assistantcoach at coach Goshen at Goshen (Ind.) (Ind.) College. During the 2011-2012 campaign, he College.helped to During lead the the Goshen 2011-2012 Maple campaign, Leafs to a 13 he-1 helped record to leadstart the the Maple year on Leafs the wayto a to13-1 earning record a No.to start 12 rankingthe year. in Goshenthe NAIA also Division achieved II poll a – No.the 12highest ranking ranking in the in NAIAprogram Divi - sionhistory. II poll The - the Maple highest Leafs in ranked program No. history. 1 in the The Mid -MapleCentral LeafsCollege ranked Conference No. 1 in in the defensive Mid-Central field Collegegoal percentage, Confer- ence in defensive field goaltotal reboundspercentage, per game,total rebounds and assists. per game, and assists. Sayre, who is a graduate of Bowling Green State University and resides in SayreMount also Vernon, served also as theserved assistant as the camp assistant director camp at directorthe McCracken at the McCracken Basketball CampsBasketball for five Camps years. for A five graduate years. of Bowling Green State University, Sayre currently resides in Mount Vernon.

SteveSteve Kaufman Kaufman is in ishis in fourth his third season season as asan aassistant graduate coachassistant for thecoach Mount for the Vernon Mount NazareneVernon Nazarene University University men’s basketball team. Prior to coming to MVNU, Kaufman was a four-year player at Grace (Ind.) College where he was a member of two NAIA Division II Elite Eight teams in 2008 and 2009. Kaufman is graduate of Mansfield Christian High School. He is currently working towards his master’s degree in Education and lives in Mount Vernon, Ohio. SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Kirk McDonnell enters his first season as the Sports Information Director at Mount Vernon NazareneDave Parso Universityns is entering after spending his 16 sixth yearsyear asas thethe Director of Athletics Communicationssports informati aton Belhaven director University at MVNU in Jackson,and his Mis21st- sissippi. season working in the school’s sports information McDonnell wasoffice involved. Prior in allto phasesassuming of communication the role as SID, for allParsons 15 of Belhaven’s athletics programs.served as Duties the assistantincluded doingSID infor game five stats,years writinghandling press releases, producingprimarily media the guides, women’s game sports notes, – websitea role maintenance,that he began social media, video andduring broadcasting, his senior along year withat MVNU game andday continuedoperations in and upon promotions. graduation in 1994. He has worked with all eight Prior to workingMVNU at Belhaven, men’s basketball McDonnell teams worked that in have radio earned news andberths sports for Clear Channelin theCommunications NAIA Division andII National was a Tournament.Resident Director, Parsons, who has won numerous awards from NAIA-SIDA and CoSIDA Director of Intramurals, and Sports Broadcaster for Mount Vernon Nazarene for his media guides and feature stories, was selected as the MVNU Staff University. He also spent time helping out in the Kenyon College Sports Infor- Member of the Year in 2009. He has been a CoSIDA member for 21 years mation Department. and served as the NAIA-SIDA President from 2007-2009. He received the A native of Delaware, OH, McDonnell is a 1999 graduate of Mount Vernon Nazarene University with a degree in Communications Broadcasting. In 2008, he completed his Master’s of Business Administration degree with an emphasis in Sports, Arts, and Entertainment Management from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA. 5 Cougar Basketball Clarence “Ike” Pearson Award as the NAIA Sports Information Director of the Year in 2008.

2014 Mount2014 Vernon-2015 NazareneCOUGAR University MenROSTER’s Basketball Roster

# #NamePLAYER Cl.YR POSPos. HTHt. HOMETOWNWt. Hometown/PreviousHIGH SCHOOL School 0 0PatrickPatrick Lucas Lucas SOFr C 6-68’8 Madison,210 VAMadison, Va./MadisonMadison County County H.S 1 1MartellMartell Medley Medley SRJr G 6-63’3 Euclid,180 OH Euclid, Ohio/EuclidEuclid H.S. 2 2JoeyGarrison Schmitz Hinkle FRSr GF 6-65’0 Mount185 Gilead,Carroll, OH Ohio/BloomGilead Christian-Carroll H.S. 3 3JonathanJonathan Roby Roby JRSo FG 6-64’4 Plain195 City, OHPlain City, Ohio/ShekinahShekinah Christian Christian 4 4JacobJacob Starinsky Starinsky JRSo G 6-63’3 Columbus,210 OHColumbus, Ohio/HilliardHilliard Bradley Bradley H.S. 10 5IsaiahCaleb McQueen Williams FRSr F/CG 6-69’2 New170 Bremen, Euclid, OH Ohio/CornerstoneNew Bremen Christian H.S. 12 10TroyJosh Williams Gonzales JRJr FG 5-67’6 Indianapolis,225 New IN Bremen,Triton Ohio/New Central Bremen H.S. 15 11TreyXavier VaughnHolland SRSo G 5-116’1 Palmyra175 , VAUniontown,Fork Ohio/Lake Union Military H.S 21 12JoTroysh Ashwill Williams SOSo GF 6-6’3 New175 Bremen, Dublin, OH Ohio/DublinNew Bremen Scioto H.S. 24 14EricBen Roby Riehle JRFr FG 6-63’7 Edgerton,210 OHPlain City, Ohio/JonathanEdgerton Alder H.S. 32 15JulianCaleb Henderson Ledford JRFr FG 6-60’4 Westerville,190 Worthington, OH Ohio/ThomasWesterville North Worthington H.S. 33 21GrantJosh Harder Ashwill SRFr CG 6-63’7 Dublin,235 OH Paulding, Ohio/PauldingDublin Scioto H.S. 40 22JordiMark Mas Lieberman FRSo CG 6-61’10 Seattle,235 WABarcelona, SpainDayton Christian 42 23BryanMatt RedicAnglea SRSr FF 6-64’6 Columbus,220 OHWesterville,Worthington Ohio/Tree Christianof Life H.S. 24 Eric Roby So F 6-7 Plain City, OH Jonathan Alder Jared Ronai32 Julian - Head Henderson Coach - 1st seasonSo F 6-4 Worthington, OH Thomas Worthington Pat Sayre33 -Malcolm Assistant Pittman Coach - 3rd seasonSo F 6-7 Huber Heights, OH Wayne Steve Kaufman40 Grant -Harder Grad Assistant - 4thJr seasonC 6-7 Paulding, OH Paulding 42 Bryan Redic Jr F 6-6 Westerville, OH Tree of Life

Head Coach: Matt Moore Assistant Coach: Pat Sayre Graduate Assistant Coach:PLAYER Stephen Kaufman PROFILES PLAYER PROFILES MartellCALEB Medley PALUMBO SENIOR-GCALEBSenior, D efender,WILLIAMS 6-0, 160 Height:Senior,Galena, 6’3 Forward/Center, Ohio 6-9, 235 Weight: 180 1 Worthington Christian High School Hometown:New Bremen, Euclid, Ohio Ohio 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 HighNew School: Bremen Euclid HighH.S. School Major: Marketing 5 Birthdate: March 27, 1992 Personal: Son of Mikki Stovall-Brown...Majoring in Sports Management...Future plans included becoming a basketball coach...Interests includeMajor:2012 bowling, Season Marketing movies,: Started and watching 20 matches sports. and recorded three goals and one MVNU: Led the Cougars in scoringassist. and rebounds Named to in Crossroads his first season League as aFirst Cougar...In Team as 2013-14 well as hebeing averaged an NAIA 16.8 points and 6.1 rebounds per game,2012and appearing NCC-2013AA SeasonScholarin 29 games...Crossroads-Athlete: Played and ina Capital26 Leaguegames One HonorableAcademicand averaged MentionAll-America a careerTeam... First- Crossroads League All-NewcomerhighTeam Team...NCCAA 13.3 honoree. points 2011East to RegiongoSeason with First: 6.3 Started Team...NCCAA rebounds all 19 matcheswhile Honorable leading and Mentionled the the team teamAll- American. with 1,68349 blocked minutes played.shots. Named Was thenamed First- Knoxan NAIACougar Division Invitational II Mostand Lakeland Community College: NCCAASpentValuable two ScholarPlayer years atand- LakelandAthlete selected as Community towell the as CoSIDA being College Academa beforeCapitalic transferring AllOne-America Academic to Third MVNU...2nd Team All-ConferenceAllTeam. selection-District 2010 as Team a sophomore...HelpedSeason pick: andPlayed a Capital in lead 21 the matchesOne team Academic to witha fourth nine placeAll starts-America finish and in registered one assist. the country as a freshman and a Thirdteam record Team of 21selection straight wins. in the College Division. 2011-2012 High School: Prepped at Euclid SeasonHighCaleb School: Palumbo’sPlayed where he in played29 Careergames basketball with Stats for28 four starts seasons...Honorable and led the team Men in- tion All-State...MVP of the team asrebounding a senior...Averaged (6.6 rpg) 12 andpoints blocked per game shots as a senior...Played(50) while averaging in two All-Star 8.5 Games.Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 20 1878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 48 5022 84 3 4 10 38 14

CLINT EUTSEY6 Senior, Midfielder,Cougar Basketball 6-3, 175 Mount Vernon, Ohio Mount Vernon High School 10 Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

ANDY BOFFOUR Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 Columbus, Ohio Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

TreyCALEB Vaughan PALUMBO SENIOR-GSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 6’1 Ohio Weight:Worthington 175 Christian High School 15 Hometown: Uniontown, Ohio 5 HighBirthdate: School: Lake April H.S. 14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Son of Jeff Vaughan and Erin Myers...Majoring in Business Administration...Future plans include pursuing a career as a college basketball2012 Season coach.: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one Previous Schools: Attended Ohioassist. Valley Named University to Crossroads and Ohio Christian League UniversityFirst Team before as well transferring as being an to NAIA MVNU...Helped lead Ohio Christianand to NCC an NCCAAAA Scholar National-Athlete Championship and a Capital in One2013...Averaged Academic All 13.1-America PPG andFirst 38% shooting from the three pointTeam line...Scored honoree. 24 2011points Season in the National: Started Title all game...2nd19 matches Team and NCCAAled the teamAll- Region...NCCAA Regional All-Tourneywith 1,683 Team...National minutes played. All-Tourney Named Team. the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most High School: Prepped at UniontownValuable Lake PlayerHigh School and selected where he to participated the CoSIDA in Academbasketball,ic All football,-America and Third track... Team MVP...1st Team All-FederalTeam. League...1st 2010 Team Season All-District: Played 4...Averaged in 21 matches16.1 PPG. with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Grant19 1683 Harder89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 SENIOR-C20 1878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Height:48 6’75022 84 3 4 10 38 14 Weight: 235 40 Hometown:CLINT Paulding, EUTSEY Ohio High School: Paulding H.S. Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Mount Vernon, Ohio Mount Vernon High School 10 Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G BryanGS MIN RedicAVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 SENIOR-F4 688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 18 6’61247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:15 1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Weight: 220 42 Totals: 59 37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 Hometown: Westerville, Ohio High School: Tree of Life H.S. ANDY BOFFOUR Personal: Son of Anthony and Nichole Redic...Majoring in Accounting...Future plans include becoming a Certi- fied Public Accountant...Interests Senior,include basketball, Forward, math, 6 and-2, video 180 games. MVNU: Played in 19 games in 2013-14,Columbus his first ,season Ohio as a Cougar. He was second on the team in scoring at 13.5 points per game...NCCAA EastNorthland Region FirstHigh Team...NCCAA School Scholar-Athlete. Cedarville: Played two seasons at Cedarville University before transferring to MVNU...Helped lead2 the3 team to an NCCAA National ChampionshipBirthdate: in 2011...Defensive April Player27, 1988 of the Year 2011...Most Improved 2011...Dean’s List. Majors: Nursing High School: Prepped at Tree of Life High School where he participated in basketball along with track and field...1st Team All-Conference asCollege a junior...Conference: Transferred Player to MVNU of the as Year...All-Time a junior but Leadinghas not Scorerplayed at college Tree of Life...National Honor Society...Studentsoccer Class. High President...Student School: Helped Government Northland President. H.S. to a City League championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 7 Cougar Basketball PLAYER PROFILES

JonathanCALEB RobyPALUMBO JUNIOR-FSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 6’4 Ohio Weight: 195 3 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Plain City, Ohio 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 Shekinah Christian HighMajor: School: Marketing Personal: Son of Bryan and Sharon Roby...Majoring in Marketing...Interests include basketball and music. MVNU: Has appeared in five career2012 games Season as a: Cougar.Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one High School: Prepped at Shekinahassist. Christian Named School to Crossroads where he playedLeague basketball First Team for as four well seasons...3rd as being an TeamNAIA All-District. and NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and a Capital One Academic All-America First Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team with 1,683 minutes played. Named the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 Jacob9 1461 Starinsky70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 JUNIOR-G19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 6’31878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022210 84 3 4 10 38 4 14 Hometown: Columbus, Ohio HighCLINT School: HilliardEUTSEY Bradley H.S. Personal: Son of Matt and Gina Starinsky...MajoringSenior, Midfielder, in Computer 6-3, Science175 with a minor in Biology. MVNU: Played in 46 games throughMount his first Vernon, two seasons Ohio as a Cougar. Starinsky has averaged 1.8 points and 1 rebound per game coming into theMount 2014-15 Vernon season. High School High School: Prepped at Hilliard Bradley High School where he played basketball for four seasons.10 Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Troy WilliamsClint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G JUNIOR-FGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 4 688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Height:18 6’61247 66 1 0 2 18 6 Weight: 225 12 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 Hometown:37 3240 New Bremen,55 Ohio 3 2 8 50 19 High School: New Bremen H.S. Personal: Son of Chad and MaryANDY Williams...Majoring BOFFOUR in Marketing...Future plans include becoming a marketing executive and/or a brand manager...EnjoysSenior, spendingForward, time 6with-2, friends 180 and family in his free time...His brother Caleb is a former MVNU basketball player. MVNU: Has appeared in 51 gamesColumbus during his first, Ohio two years as a Cougar...Averaging 2.2 points and 2.6 points over the course of two seasons. Northland High School High School: Prepped at New Bremen High School where he participated in basketball, football,2 and 3 track...2010 (MAC) Champions...DistrictBirthdate: 8 1st Team...All-Star...1st April 27, 1988 and 2nd Team MAC...Football: District 8 Honorable Mention...Lima Area DreamMajors: Team...1st Nursing Team MAC...National Honor Society...MAC All-Academic... Student Council President. College: Transferred to MVNU as a junior but has not played college soccer. High School: Helped Northland H.S. to a City League championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 8 Cougar Basketball PLAYER PROFILES

EricCALEB Roby PALUMBO JUNIOR-FSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 6’7 Ohio Weight: 210 24 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Plain City, Ohio 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 High School: Jonathan Alder H.S. Major: Marketing Personal: Son of Mike and Dana Roby...Majoring in Computer Science...Future plans include becoming a computer programmer...Enjoys sports,2012 music,Season and: Startedprogramming 20 matches in his free and time. recorded three goals and one MVNU: Averaged 13.2 points perassist. game and Named 5.17 to rebounds Crossroads per gameLeague in Firsthis first Team season as well at MVNUas being in 2013-14...an NAIA Scored a season high 21 points againstand NCC OhioAA ChristianScholar- AthleteUniversity and on a CapitalNovember One 23rd... Academic Crossroads All-America League First Honorable Mention Selection... NamedTeam tohonoree. the Crossroads 2011 Season League: All-Newcomer Started all 19 Team. matches and led the team Tiffin: Played his freshman seasonwith at 1,683Tiffin Universityminutes played. where heNamed averaged the First 8 points-Knox per Cougar game... Invitational Named to Most the Honor Roll. Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team. Played in 21 matches with nine starts and High School: Prepped at Jonathon Alder High2010 School Season where: he played basketball and football... Named 1st Team All-Ohio... District Player of registeredthe Year... oneCounty assist. Player of the Year...All Metro Team... Averaged 19 points and 10 rebounds per game...Team rankedCaleb 2nd Palumbo’s in the state...Named Career to Statsthe Honor Roll all four years. Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 Julian9 1461 Henderson70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 JUNIOR-F19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 6’41878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Wieght:48 5022190 84 3 4 10 3238 14 Hometown: Worthington, Ohio HighCLINT School: ThomasEUTSEY Worthington H.S. Personal: Son of Leonard and TracySenior, Henderson...Majoring Midfielder, in6 -Graphic3, 175 Design...Future plans included becoming a graphic designer. Mount Vernon, Ohio MVNU: Averaged 3.7 points and Mount2.5 rebounds Vernon per game High through School his first two seasons at MVNU...He has played in 46 career games. 10 High School: Prepped at ThomasBirthdate: Worthington High September School where 26, he played1991 basketball for four seasons...2nd Team All-OCC...Honorable MentionMajor: All-Dispatch...Coach Theology Award for Most Clutch Player.

JoshCALEB Ashwill PALUMBO SOPHOMORE-GSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 6’3 Ohio Weight: 175 21 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Dublin, Ohio 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 High School: Dublin Scioto H.S. Major: Marketing Personal: Son of Jayce and Margaret Ashwill... Majoring in Business Adminstration with a Minor in Finance... Interests include sports and anything2012 competitive. Season: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one MVNU: Averaged 3.6 points and assist.2.7 rebounds Named per to gameCrossroads as a freshman League Firstat MVNU Team in as 2013-14...Scored well as being an a NAIA season high nine points against Bethel andand Indiana NCCAA Wesleyan. Scholar-Athlete and a Capital One Academic All-America First High School: Prepped at Dublin TeamScioto honoree.High School 2011 where Season he played: Started basketball, all 19 matchesvolleyball, and and led soccer... the team Basketball: 1st Team All-Conference...2ndwith 1,683 Team minutes All-Conference...Honorable played. Named the First Mention-Knox Cougar All-Conference...2nd Invitational Most Team All-District...Honorable Mention All-State...AveragedValuable Player and 18 selected points, 7.5 to rebounds,the CoSIDA and Academ 4.5 assistsic All per-America game asThird a se - nior...Soccer: 1st Team All-Conference...2ndTeam. 2010 Team Season All-Conference...2nd: Played in Team21 matches All-District...Volleyball: with nine starts Three and Time 1st Team All-State...Three Time 1stregistered Team All-Region...Three one assist. Time 1st Team All-District...Three Time 1st Team All-Conference...Two Time ConferenceCaleb Player Palumbo’s of the Year...District Career Player Stats of the Year...National Honor Society. Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 Joey9 1461Schmitz70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 FRESHMAN-G19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 6’01878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022185 84 3 4 10 38 2 14 Hometown: Carroll, Ohio HighCLINT School: Bloom-CarrollEUTSEY H.S. Personal: Son of Joe and Jill Schmitz...MajoringSenior, Midfielder, in Business 6 Administration...Future-3, 175 plans include becoming a basketball coach. Mount Vernon, Ohio High School: Prepped at Bloom-CarrollMount High Vernon School whereHigh he School played basketball for four years...All-Ohio Spe- cial Mention...All-Metro Special Mention... All-Central District 2nd Team...Two Time District 11 1st10 Team...Two Time Mid-State League 1st Team...DistrictBirthdate: 11 All-Star September Game, and Jump2526, 1991 All-Star Game...Ranked 3rd in school history in points scored...1,297 careerMajor: points...Averaged Theology 19 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game... Honor Roll all four years. 2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. IsaiahClint McQueen Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G FRESHMAN-GGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 6’2688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 18 1247 66 1 0 2 18 6 Weight: 170 10 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 Hometown:37 3240 Euclid,55 Ohio 3 2 8 50 19 High School: Cornerstone Christian H.S. Personal: Son of Travis Sr and SharlynaANDY McQueen...Majoring BOFFOUR in Exercise Studies...Future plans include becoming a personal trainer...Interests include playing basketball and music. High School: Prepped at CornerstoneSenior, Christian Forward, Academy 6 where-2, 180 he played basketball for four seasons...NEOL 2nd Team...All-Ohio Honorable MentionColumbus (DIV)...Averaged, Ohio 13 points and 10 rebounds during his junior and senior years...National Honors Society. Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

JordiCALEB Mas PALUMBO FRESHMAN-CSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 6’10 Ohio Weight: 235 33 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Barcelona, Spain 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 High School: Spain Major: Marketing Personal: Son of Manel and Maria Mas...Majoring in Sports Management...Enjoys watching movies, swimming, and bowling in his free time. 2012 Season: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one High School: Prepped at LLEO XIIIassist. high Named school into Barcelona,Crossroads Spain. League First Team as well as being an NAIA and NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and a Capital One Academic All-America First Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team with 1,683 minutes played. Named the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 20 1878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 48 5022 84 3 4 10 38 14

CLINT EUTSEY Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Mount Vernon, Ohio Mount Vernon High School 10 Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

ANDY BOFFOUR Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 Columbus, Ohio Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

College: Transferred to MVNU as a junior but has not played college soccer. High School: Helped Northland H.S. to a City League championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 11 Cougar Basketball 2014 SEASON PREVIEW Cougars Set to Tip-Off New Era MOUNT VERNON, Ohio – The Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s basketball program is set to begin a new era when the 2014-15 season tips-off against Grace Bible College (Mich.) on Tuesday night in Ariel Arena. “I came in right around the first day of classes and we hit the ground running,” Ronai said. “We had a very efficient and effective four month conditioning segment with our players that really transformed who we are and the culture we are trying to build here. We had a little bit of an injury bug in preseason, but we are doing well and the guys are buying in to we want to play both offensively and defensively. We are all about the process, which is getting a little better every day and hopefully a month from now we’ll have made even more progress.” First year Head Coach Jared Ronai inherits a program that went 7-22 overall and 4-14 in the always tough Crossroads League a season ago. The Cougars lost Matt Anglea and Caleb Williams (11.1 PPG and 4.3 RPG) to graduation, but also have some key new players and returners who have the potential to fill the void. The Cougars have a strong group of returners, led by senior guard Martell Medley. Medley paced the team in 2013-14 with 16.8 points and 6.1 rebounds per game. Medley was named to the Cross- roads League All-Newcomer and Honorable Mention Teams. In addition, he was selected to the NCCAA East Region First Team and was an NCCAA Honorable Mention All-American. Senior Bryan Redic is also a key returner and will look to help anchor the middle from the forward position. Redic finished last season averaging 13.5 points and 3.7 rebounds per game. Redic was an NCCAA East Region First Team selection and was also an NCCAA Scholar Athlete. Junior Eric Roby, who battled through some injuries last year, is back for his third season in an MVNU uniform. Roby played in 29 games and averaged 13.2 points and 5.2 rebounds per game, leading to a spot on the Crossroads League Honorable Mention Team and the Crossroads League All-Newcomer Team. Martell, Redic, and Roby were three of the top four scorers on the team last season which means the team will have a good nucleus to build around. In the middle, sophomore Patrick Lucas returns for his second season and newcomer Jordi Mas will also help anchor the paint. Lucas played in 18 games as a freshman where he averaged 3.8 points and 3.6 rebounds per game. Mas, a freshman from Barcelona, Spain, will provide a physical pres- ence that opposing teams will have a hard time dealing with. Both players have made tremendous strides during the preseason and will be ready to go on Tuesday night. Three other newcomers also have the potential to make an immediate impact on the team this season. Freshmen Isaiah McQueen and Joey Schmitz along with transfer Trey Vaughn, who played at Ohio Christian University last season will help bolster a very talented roster. McQueen prepped at Corner- stone Christian Academy where he averaged 13 points and 10 rebounds per game during his junior and senior seasons. Schmitz spent his high school career at Bloom-Career where he is third in school history in career points scored (1,297). He averaged 19 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game. Vaughan helped lead Ohio Christian to an NCCAA National Championship and averaged 13.1 points per game. He was also named to the NCCAA All-Region Second Team. Following the opener against Grace Bible College on Tuesday, the Cougars will battle Concor- dia University (Mich.) and Andrews University on Friday and Saturday at the Grace College (Ind.) Invita- tional. MVNU then returns home to play Siena Heights University on November 4th and will host Indiana Tech University on Homecoming November 8th. Other non-conference contests include showdowns with Shawnee State University, Indiana University-East, Kent State-Tuscarawas, Ohio Christian University, Cedarville University, Roosevelt University, Indiana University-South, and an exhibition game at NCAA Division I Cleveland State University. Crossroads League play will feature home and away games against the nine other conference schools. Indiana Wesleyan University is the defending NAIA Division II National Champion and is the preseason favorite to contend for the Crossroads League title, while Bethel (Ind.) College and Saint Francis (Ind.) are also expected to be at the top of the standings. Huntington (Ind.) University, Taylor (Ind.) University, Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, Goshen (Ind.) College, Marian (Ind.) University, and Grace Col- lege (Ind.) will also all provide stiff competition for the Cougars in the rugged 18-game conference slate. “We want to develop our culture here and have our players not only buy into what we want to do on the floor, but off the floor as well which will be a big key for us,” Ronai added. “I’m a process guy and we are going to focus on getting better, building relationships, and building our culture each and every day. I think if we do that the results will eventually come.” 12 Cougar Basketball BASKETBALL FACILITIES The Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s basketball team moved into brandThe new, Mount state-of-the-art Vernon Nazarene Ariel Arena University on Novembermen’s 8, basketball2013 with anteam 81- 62 movedvictory intoover brand the University new, state of- Akron-Wayneof-the-art Ariel College. Arena on November 8, 2013 with anAriel 81 -Arena62 victory features over threethe University full-sized ofathletic Akron courts-Wayne with College. a center court that hasAriel ‘horseshoe’ Arena features seating. three The full arena-sized seats athletic 2,020 courts people with including a center 144 court ‘VIP’that seats has with‘horseshoe’ backs and seating. arm rests The at centerarena seatscourt on2,020 the homepeople side, including which has144 all chair‘VIP’ backseats seating. with backs It can and also arm accommodate rests at center up tocourt 3,000 on people the home for a concertside, which or graduation. has all chair There back is aseating. spacious It lobbycan also area accommodate that overlooks upthe to arena3,000 and people features for thea concert Cougar or Wall graduation. of Fame Theredisplay is and a spacious other athletic lobby honarea- ors,that and overlooks there are thetwo arena concessions and features stands the – located Cougar at Wall each of end Fame of the display court on andthe concourseother athletic level. honors, There areand also there designated are two broadcast concessions booths stands for both – homelocated and visitingat each radio/video end of the broadcasts,court on the and concourse there are level. expanded There home are also lock - er roomsdesignated for the broadcast MVNU men’s booths basketball, for both women’s home basketball,and visiting and radio/video women’s volleyball teams as well as locker rooms for visiting teams and officials. broadcasts, and there are expanded home locker rooms for the MVNU All of the athletic department coaches and staff and the physical edu- men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and women’s volleyball teams as cation department faculty have offices in the new facility along with an athletic well as locker rooms for visiting teams and officials. training center and three classrooms. Expanded cardio fitness and weight All of the athletic department coaches and staff and the physical rooms are available for the entire campus community, and a special event banqueteducation hall willdepartment seat up to faculty 225 people. have offices in the new facility along with an athletic training center and three classrooms. Expanded cardio fitness and weight rooms are available for the entire campus community, and a special event banquet hall will seat up to 225 people.

13 Cougar Basketball THE STAT CREW SYSTEM Mt. Vernon Nazarene Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Oct 16, 2014) 2013-2014 RESULTSAll games AND LEADERS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL RECORD:ALL GAMES: OVERALL(11-19) HOME(6-7) (4-10)AWAY (1-2) NEUTRAL ALL GAMESCONFERENCE: 7-22(3-15) (25-9-7) (1-8) 2-11 (0-0) 0-2 CONFERENCENON-CONFERENCE: 4-14(8-4) (42-7-0) (3-2) 2-7 (1-2) 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 3-8 3-2 0-4 0-2 DATE OPPONENT SCORE W/L HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS Date 11/02/12Opponent# OHIO STATE-NEWARK 76Score-62 W Att.(20)High Dawson Points (14) ZeltmanHigh Rebounds 11/02/13 PURDUE NORTH CENTRAL (IN W 90-62 451 (19)Medley, Martell (11)Williams, Caleb 11/03/12 # OHIO CHRISTIAN 77-75 W (25)(19)Williams, Dawson Caleb(7) Zeltman 11/05/1311/07/12at Lawrenceat Madonna Tech (Mich.) (MI) 5964-79-79 L L (16)(31)Williams, Williams Caleb(10) Dawson(6)Roby, Eric 11/08/13 AKRON-WAYNE W 81-62 2113 (25)Medley, Martell (12)Medley, Martell 11/10/12 LAWRENCE TECH (Mich.) 64-51 W (19) Williams (9) Williams(12)Williams, Troy 11/09/1311/12/12WILBERFORCEAKRON-WAYNE W 8688-84-76 W 780(33)(31)Medley, Williams Martell(12) Williams(11)Medley, Martell 11/13/13 SHAWNEE STATE 57-70 L 522 (17)Medley, Martell (7)Williams, Troy 11/16/12 % vs. Brescia (Ky.) 60-45 W (18) Williams (12) Zeltman(7)Roby, Eric 11/15/13 +vs Northern Michigan 62-75 L 50 (18)Williams, Caleb (7)Roby, Eric 11/17/12 % vs. Wilberforce 69-77 L (20) Dawson (7) Pittman 11/23/13 vs Ohio Christian 77-86 L 212 (23)Medley, Martell (9)Roby, Eric 11/26/1311/20/12*at Saint*at GraceFrancis (Ind.) (IN) 5166-89-78 L L 437(20)(25)Medley, Dawson Martell(9) Williams(5)Pittman, Malcolm (5)Medley, Martell 11/27/12 * TAYLOR (Ind.) 48-61 L (16) Williams (9) Zeltman(5)Williams, Troy 12/03/1312/01/12*at Marian*at Indiana (Ind.) Wesleyan 6851-61-78 L L 458(16)(18)Williams, Anglea Caleb(5) Anglea(9)Roby, Eric 12/07/13 *HUNTINGTON (IN) 53-56 L 625 (19)Medley, Martell (8)Medley, Martell (16) Dawson 12/16/13 at Siena Heights (MI) 71-80 L 89 (17)Redic, Bryan (5)Williams, Caleb 12/04/12 at Ohio Christian 72-64 W (26) Dawson (11) Williams(5)Medley, Martell (5)Starinsky, Jacob 12/07/12 & vs. Tennessee Wesleyan 73-83 L (22) Williams (8) Dawson 12/20/13 at California State-Maritime 77-93 L 100 (20)Roby, Eric (7)Medley, Martell 12/21/1312/08/12at William& at Bryan Jessup (Tenn.) (CA) 8346-57-64 L W (21)50 (18)Redic, Dawson Bryan(8) Zeltman(11)Redic, Bryan 12/31/13 TRINE (IN) 47-57 L 250 (11)Redic, Bryan (7)Redic, Bryan 12/14/12 at Trine (Ind.) 65-82 L (35) Dawson (7) Williams(7)Medley, Martell 01/04/1412/15/12*at Springat Grace ArborBible (MI) (Mich.) 7557-68-73 L W 350(24)(16)Medley, Dawson Martell(6) Williams(4)Williams, Caleb (4)Holland, Xavier 01/02/13 * BETHEL (Ind.) 78-95 L (33) Dawson (10) Zeltman(4)Medley, Martell 01/09/1401/05/13*at Taylor* at Huntington (IN) (Ind.) 6959-79-82 L L 183(40)(13)Roby, Dawson Eric (5) Williams(9)Roby, Eric (13)Medley, Martell 01/08/13 * SAINT FRANCIS (Ind.) 44-58 L (8) Shetler(13)Redic, Bryan(4) Three Players 01/11/14 *INDIANA WESLEYAN 79-91 L 400 (25)Medley, Martell (7)Roby, Eric 01/10/13 * at Spring Arbor (Mich.) 55-47 W (16) Dawson (12) Dawson 01/15/14 *GOSHEN (IN) W 74-60 325 (18)Williams, Caleb (8)Roby, Eric 01/18/1401/12/13*BETHEL* at (IN)Marian (Ind.) 4870-83-58 L L 985(20)(18)Medley, Dawson Martell(10) Zeltman(12)Medley, Martell 01/21/14 *GRACE (IN) 73-85 L 378 (24)Medley, Martell (6)Lucas, Patrick 01/25/1401/15/13*SAINT* GOSHEN FRANCIS (Ind.)(IN) 6868-69-56 L W 324(19)(20)Roby, WIlliams Eric (8) Williams(7)Medley, Martell 01/28/14 *MARIAN (IN) 53-61 L 521 (23)Roby, Eric (8) Zeltman(9)Ashwill, Josh 02/01/1401/19/13*at Huntington* GRACE (IN)(Ind.) 4867-83-67 L L 500(20)(17)Roby, Dawson Eric (9) Williams(5)Lucas, Patrick (5)Williams, Caleb 02/06/1401/22/13*TAYLOR* at Taylor(IN) (Ind.) Wot 4980-74-66 L 850(11)(19)Medley, Williams Martell(6) Three Players(12)Medley, Martell 02/08/14 *at Indiana Wesleyan 66-79 L 600 (18)Redic, Bryan (7)Ashwill, Josh 01/26/13 * INDIANA WESLEYAN 50-60 L (12) Dawson (7) Williams 02/11/14 *at Goshen (IN) W 98-88 300 (23)Medley, Martell (9)Williams, Caleb 02/15/1401/30/13*at Bethel* at Bethel (IN) (Ind.) 5560-66-92 L L 600(18)(19)Redic, Dawson Bryan(8) Zeltman(8)Roby, Eric 02/18/14 *at Grace (IN) W 75-65 500 (20)Medley, Martell (8)Williams, Caleb 02/22/1402/02/13*SPRING*HUNTINGTON ARBOR (MI) (Ind.) 5864-73-64 L L 1971(29)(20)Medley, Dawson Martell(6) Williams(7)Williams, Caleb (6) Dawson 02/05/13 * at Goshen (Ind.) 61-66 L (13) Dawson (11) Zeltman * = Crossroads League game % = Crossroads02/09/13 Classic* MARIAN Tournament (Ind.) game 60-58 W (20) Dawson (9) Dawson + = Albion (Mich.) Tournament game 02/12/13 *SPRING ARBOR (Mich.) 63-69 L (20) Dawson (7) Zeltman (7) Dawson 02/16/13 * at Saint Francis (Ind.) 67-77 L (26) Dawson (8) Dawson

Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game* = Crossroads League game Home 14 10495 # = A+ Autobrokers750 Invitational game Away 13 4167% = Marian (Ind.)321 University Classic game & = Bryan (Tenn.) College Classic game Neutral 2 262 131 Total 29 14924 515 14 Cougar Basketball THE STAT CREW SYSTEM Mt. Vernon Nazarene Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 16, 2014) 2013-2014AllSTATISTICS games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL NAME G FG-FGA % 3FG-FGA % FT-FTA % REB-RPG A TO BS ST PTS-PPG ALL GAMES 7-22 5-9 2-11 0-2 DawsonCONFERENCE29 183-480 .381 624-14-201 .308 1422-7-184 .772 142-2-74.9 111 91 0-04 67 570-19.7 NON-CONFERENCE 3-8 3-2 0-4 0-2 Williams 26 127-275 .462 1-11 .091 91-119 .765 163-6.3 33 63 49 24 346-13.3 Lieberman 30 88-238 .370Total39-115 3-Point.339 30-42F-Throw.714 92-Rebounds3.1 52 70 3 35 245- 8.2 ## Player Holland 23gp-gs 41min-142avg.289fg-fga 18fg%-48 3fg-fga.375 3fg%35-ft-fta47 .745ft% 61off -2.7def tot32avg 39 pf dq1 22a 135to blk- 5.9stl pts avg 01 Medley,Zeltman Martell 3029-2970993-13534.2.519180-394 5 .-4 105 7 33-103.500 .3 2 03095-124-50 .600 .7 6 6 17758 -5.9118 176376.1 3864 221 12519 89175-85.842 488 16.8 42 Redic, AngleaBryan 3019-1942629-10433.1.404100-197 11 .5- 038 8 13-45.289 .2 8 924-44-5630 .800 .7 8 6 8819 -2.952 71263.7 4664 42 1452 5511917- 4.018 257 13.5 24 Roby, Eric 29-27 869 30.0 139-309 .4 5 0 43-113 .3 8 1 61-88 .6 9 3 31 119 150 5.2 72 3 22 57 6 15 382 13.2 Henderson 29 35-115 .304 12-53 .226 17-23 .739 81-2.8 12 36 10 10 99- 3.4 05 Williams, Caleb 27-22 634 23.5 117-230 .5 0 9 8-32 .2 5 0 58-83 .6 9 9 24 92 116 4.3 69 2 26 36 32 15 300 11.1 Pittman 27 31-58 .534 1-1 1.000 9-15 .600 52-1.9 6 16 6 7 72- 2.7 32 Henderson, Julian 17-3 263 15.5 27-71 .3 8 0 11-36 .3 0 6 6-8 .7 5 0 8 27 35 2.1 25 0 11 14 6 4 71 4.2 00 Lucas, WilliamsPatrick 2618-10 25278-5415.4.46334-65 0 .5- 20 3 0-0.000 .0 0 011-161-8 .688 .1 2 5 6021 -2.344 65123.6 2543 41 76 146116- 2.33 69 3.8 21 Ashwill,Shetler Josh 1919-6 12323-3317.0.3617-344 12 .5- 030 0 6-15.400 .4 0 0 4-28-334 1.000 .8 4 8 168-.0435 51 22.7 629 00 193 1340-62.112 68 3.6 22 Lieberman,Crum Mark 26-97 4463-14 17.8.28629-101 0 .2- 80 7 16-54.000 .2 9 6 0-11-130 .000 .8 4 6 37-1.031 34 11.3 832 11 300 23 8-11.19 85 3.3 04 Starinsky,Gonzales Jacob 24-43 1238-2 9.9.50022-38 1 .5- 71 9 3-61.000 .5 0 0 0-17-230 .000 .7 3 9 144-1.321 35 21.5 418 00 101 19 3-11.04 64 2.7 33 Pittman, Malcolm 19-0 136 7.2 20-41 .4 8 8 1-1 1.000 9-17 .5 2 9 8 24 32 1.7 16 0 4 9 6 3 50 2.6 Starinsky 22 6-16 .375 2-6 .333 7-13 .538 11-.5 7 3 3 6 21- 1.0 11 Holland, Xavier 28-5 546 19.5 21-70 .3 0 0 6-15 .4 0 0 19-37 .5 1 4 16 50 66 2.4 49 1 50 34 2 19 67 2.4 Dodds 6 1-12 .083 0-4 .000 2-4 .500 4-.7 2 2 0 4 4- 0.7 12 Williams, Troy 25-10 327 13.1 21-47 .4 4 7 0-0 .0 0 0 11-25 .4 4 0 16 56 72 2.9 28 0 16 15 9 4 53 2.1 23 Anglea,Roby Matt 18-13 0113-0 6.3.0007-23 0 .3- 0 4 1-5.000 .2 0 0 1-24-7 .500 .5 7 1 71-.314 21 01.2 115 00 05 5 1-00.30 19 1.1 15 Ledford,Hinkle Caleb 12-0 0-03 1.5.0000-1 0 .0- 0 0 0-0.000 .0 0 0 0-00-0 .000 .0 0 0 00-.00 0 00.0 0 0 00 00 0 0-00.00 0 0.0 03 Roby, JonathanTeam 2-0 10 5.0 0-1 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 1080 2 2 1.0 6 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.0 Team 37 43 80 10 Totals 30 666-1678 .397 164-518 .317 403-549 .734 516-39.7 335 454 107 221 1899-63.3 Total...... 29 5825 734-1622 .4 5 3 141-425 .3 3 2 364-522 .6 9 7 278 728 1006 34.7 525 11 377 393 110 149 1973 68.0 Opponents...... Opponents 3029 7375826-1710 .431742-1687167 .4- 4522 0 183-511.320 .3 5422 8 468-644-586 .720 .7 2 7 469309-36.1684 99337134.2417473108- 253355 2063300 95-68198.8 2135 73.6

TEAM STATISTICS MVNUMBB OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 1973 2135 11/02/13 PURDUE NORTH CENTRAL (IN) W 90-62 451 Points per game 68.0MEDIA73.6 INFORMATION11/05/13 at Lawrence Tech (MI) L 64-79 0 Scoring margin -5.6 - 11/08/13 AKRON-WAYNE W 81-62 2113 FIELD GOALS-ATT 734-1622 742-1687 11/09/13 WILBERFORCE W 88-84 780 Field goal pct Visiting media .4 5 3 members .4 4 0 are encouraged11/13/13 SHAWNEE to attend STATE any and all L MVNU57-70 522 3 POINT FG-ATThome games.141-425 Cumulative183-511 statistics+ 11/15/13and gamevs Northern notes Michigan are available L prior62-75 50 3-point FG pct .3 3 2 .3 5 8 11/23/13 vs Ohio Christian L 77-86 212 3-pt FG madeto perany game game upon4.9 request6.3 and programs* 11/26/13 areat Saint produced Francis (IN) for every L home66-89 437 FREE THROWS-ATT 364-522 468-644 * 12/03/13 at Marian (Ind.) L 51-61 458 Free throwgame. pct Phone line .6 9 7 s are .7 2 7available on* 12/07/13 a first-HUNTINGTONcome first (IN)-served basis, L 53-56and 625 F-Throws postmade per-game game faxing12.6 or e-mailing16.1 can also12/16/13 be doneat Siena Heightson request. (MI) In addition, L 71-80 89 REBOUNDS 1006 993 12/20/13 at California State-Maritime L 77-93 100 Reboundsall per gameCougar basketball34.7 information34.2 can12/21/13 be accessedat William Jessup by (CA) visiting the L team’s46-57 50 Reboundingwebsite margin (www.mvnu.edu/sports/nazmbb/+0.4 - 12/31/13). UpdatesTRINE (IN) are also available L 47-57 by 250 ASSISTS 377 355 * 01/04/14 at Spring Arbor (MI) L 57-68 350 Assists percalling game the Cougar13.0 Hotline12.2 at (740) *39201/09/14-6868at extensionTaylor (IN) 1601. L 59-79 183 TURNOVERS 393 300 * 01/11/14 INDIANA WESLEYAN L 79-91 400 Turnovers per gameMVNU players13.6 and10.3 coaches are* 01/15/14 availableGOSHEN for (IN) personal or telephoneW 74-60 325 Turnover margininterviews by contacting-3.2 - Dave Parsons,* 01/18/14 BETHELMVNU’s (IN) Sports Information L 70-83 985 Assist/turnover ratio 1.0 1.2 * 01/21/14 GRACE (IN) L 73-85 378 STEALS Director, at (740)149 392-1986868 extension* 01/25/14 3112SAINT durin FRANCISg (IN) office hours L or68-69 at 324 Steals per game 5.1 6.8 * 01/28/14 MARIAN (IN) L 53-61 521 BLOCKS (740) 504-6884 110in the evening95 or on* 02/01/14weekends.at Huntington Players (IN) will generally L 67-83 be 500 Blocks peravailable game for a brief3.8 period3.3 on the day* 02/06/14 of the TAYLORgame (IN) prior to warm-Wotups 80-74and 850 ATTENDANCE 10495 4429 * 02/08/14 at Indiana Wesleyan L 66-79 600 Home games-Avg/Gamethen after the 14-750game. 13-321Practices are* 02/11/14open toat theGoshen media, (IN) and playersW 98-88can 300 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-131 * 02/15/14 at Bethel (IN) L 60-66 600 be made available before and after* practice.02/18/14 at Grace (IN) W 75-65 500 Score by Periods Requests1st 2nd forOT Totalsmedia passes, photographs,* 02/22/14 SPRING radio ARBOR (MI)broadcasts, L or 64-73any 1971 Mt. Vernon Nazarene 879 1076 18 1973 Opponentsadditional1012 information1111 12 2135 pertaining to * Cougar= Crossroads Leaguebasketball game should be directed % = Crossroads Classic Tournament game to Dave Parsons in the Sports Information+ = Albion (Mich.) office. Tournament game All MVNU men’s basketball games will be broadcast live on WNZR 90.9 FM and also online (wnzr.fm/sports/studio.php). 15 Cougar Basketball MVNU’S AFFILIATIONS The Crossroads League, formerly the Mid- Central College Conference, was founded in 1959 and is one of the oldest conferences in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The Crossroads League currently consists of 10 institutions located in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio: Bethel (Ind.) College, Goshen (Ind.) College, Grace (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Marian (Ind.) University, Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) University, the University of Saint Francis (Ind.), Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Taylor (Ind.) University. The purpose of the Crossroads League is to promote intercollegiate athletics in a well-rounded athletic program, maintain high ideals, and to promote sportsmanship. The conference sponsors championships in 14 sports (seven for men and seven for women). Crossroads League student athletes and teams also make their mark on the NAIA national level by virtue of national championships, All-Americans, Scholar- Athletes, national rankings, and statistical leaders. For complete information on the conference as well as up-to-date standings, statistics, and stories for each sport, go to: www.crossroadsleague.com

Throughout its history, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate sports. Since its introduction of intercollegiate basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained the highest standards while administering first-rate athletics programs. Time and time again, the NAIA has stepped forward to address the important issues of the day – be it racial integration in the ‘40s and ‘50s or establishing the first women’s championship program in 1980. The NAIA has not been afraid to enact changes while others have watched and waited. 16 Cougar Basketball 2013MVNU’S-2014 SEASON AFFILIATIONS OUTLOOK

With Crossroadsits major Leagueemphasis play willon featureeducational home anddevelopment, away games againstit was thenatural nine otherfor theconference NAIA schools.to further Indiana strengthen Wesleyan academic University is eligibilityranked No.requirements 2 in the NAIA Division in the II midpreseason-1980s. poll andAll isNAIA the preseason participating favorite studentto contend-athletes for the Crossroads must maintain League title, a certainwhile No. grade6 Bethel point(Ind.) Collegeaverage and No.while 16 Graceaccumulating (Ind.) College credit are also hours expected for to bea at the top of the standings. Huntington (Ind.) University, Taylor (Ind.) University, Spring declaredArbor (Mich.) academic University, Goshendegree. (I nd.) Unlike College, other Marian associations, (Ind.) University, NAIA and the student University- athleteof Saint Francisacademic (Ind.) willeligibility also all provideis mo stiffnitored competition on a for semester the Cougars-by in- semesterthe grueling basis.18-game conferenceThe Scholar slate.-Athlete program, a longstanding NAIA tradition, recognizes"Once again, junior we and will challengesenior student ourselves-athletes in the non with-conference a minimum schedule 3.5 wi thgrade some good NCAA teams along with a handful of teams that will be ranked or receiving votes in pointtheir respective average preseasonon a 4.0 polls,"scale. said Moore. "In our conference schedule, we will face four returning NAIA All-Americans and I believe this will be the most talented our league Sincehas been 1937, in the pastthe four NAIA or five years.has Weadministered had five teams athletics win 20 or moreprog gamesrams last and year championshipsand eight of our league in proper teams were balance better thanwith .500, the sooverall there are collegiate no off-nights." educational "I look forward to coaching this group because I believe this could be the right team at the experience.right time for MVNU Serving basketball," higher Moore education concluded. in this manner is a responsibility the NAIA does not take lightly. It is a relationship built on confidence and trust – a relationship strengthened year after year. 2013-2014 INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Martell Medley: NCCAA Honorable Mention All-American NCCAA East Region First Team Crossroads League Honorable Mention Team Crossroads League All-Newcomer Team

TheEric Roby:National Christian CollegeCrossroads Athletic League Association Honorable is Mention a miracle Team organization. Over the years, anCrossroads idea has League become All-Newcomer a reality Team providing Christian student-athletes in Christian colleges and universities both an opportunity for fellowship and competition on a national level. The NCCAA game plan is to produce true winners – a game plan that will carryCaleb Williams:an individual through his NCCAAor her Scholarentire- Athletelife. The game plan is devised to draw out the studentNAIA-athlete’s Division greatestII Scholar -Athletepotential in body, mind, and spirit. Capital One Academic All-District Team Since its first tournament in 1968, the NCCAA has grown to encompass more than 100 Christian colleges and universities nationwide, both liberal arts and Bible colleges in stature. The participating schools are Bryan Redic: NCCAA East Region First Team dedicated not only to the best athletic competition possible, but also to NCCAA Scholar-Athlete exemplifying Jesus Christ in everything. The NCCAA is an organization bringing Christian colleges and universities together not just for athletic competition. More importantly, it is an organization bringing schools together which have common goals in Christian higher education. 17 Cougar Basketball 2013-2014 CROSSROADS STANDINGS

CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct W L Pct Indiana Wesleyan 15 3 .883 31 6 .838 Huntington 13 5 .722 24 8 .750 Saint Francis 13 5 .722 21 11 .656 Bethel 12 6 .667 28 8 .778 Marian 12 6 .667 16 8 .667 Grace 8 10 .444 20 15 .571 Spring Arbor 6 12 .333 12 20 .375 Taylor 5 13 .278 11 19 .367 Mount Vernon Nazarene 4 14 .222 7 22 .241 Goshen 2 16 .111 5 25 .167

2013-2014 CROSSROADS AWARDS

Crossroads League Player of the Year: Jordan Weidner, IWU Crossroads League Defensive Player of the Year: Zac Vandewater, IWU Crossroads League Newcomer of the Year: RJ Mahurin, IWU Crossroads League Coach of the Year: Greg Tonagel, IWU

Crossroads League First Team: Aaron Evans, Sr, G, Marian; Scott Kohne, Sr, F, Saint Francis; RJ Mahurin, Sr, F, Indiana Wesleyan; Shane Merryman, Sr, F, Huntington; Jordan Weidner, Sr, G, Indiana Wesleyan.

Crossroads League Second Team: Ryan Benner, Sr, G, Bethel; Austin Fox, Jr, F, Saint Francis; Rob Hogans, Sr, G, Spring Arbor; Greg Miller, Sr, F, Grace; Zach Miller, Jr, G, Bethel.

Crossroads League Third Team: Nick Achille, Sr, G, Marian; Derek Hinen, Fr, G, Huntington; Josh Hogan, Jr, F, Saint Francis; Matt Schauss, Jr, G, Bethel; Kyle Stidom, So, G, Taylor.

Crossroads League Honorable Mention: Jesse Coffey, Jr, G, Taylor; Logan Irwin, So, G, Grace; Jerron Jamerson, Sr, G/F, Goshen; Martell Medley, Jr, G, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Eric Roby, So, F, Mount Vernon Nazarene; TJ Short, Sr, F, Huntington; Jake Stafford, Sr, F, Marian.

Crossroads League All-Defensive Team: Rob Hogans, Sr, G, Spring Arbor; Greg Mille, Sr, F, Grace; Patrick Oetting, Sr, F, Bethel; Jason Riley, Jr, G, Marian; Zac Vandewater, Jr, G/F, Indiana Wesleyan.

Crossroads All-Newcomer Team: Austin Fox, Jr, F, Saint Francis; Derek Hinen, Fr, G, Huntington; Logan Irwin, So, G, Grace; RJ Mahurin, Sr, F, Indiana Wesleyan; Martell Medley, Jr, G, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Kyle Stidom, So, G, Taylor. 18 Cougar Basketball 2013-2014 CROSSROADS LEADERS

Scoring Average: Rebounding Average: 1 Rob Hogans, Spring Arbor 25.2 1 Greg Miller, Grace 9.3 2 Shane Merryman, Huntington 21.6 2 Scott Kohne, Saint Francis 8.6 3 Aaron Evans, Marian 18.9 3 Shane Merryman, Huntington 7.9 4 Jordan Weidner, IWU 18.8 4 Austin Fox, Saint Francis 7.7 5 Ryan Benner, Bethel 18.7 5 RJ Mahurin, IWU 7.6 6 RJ Mahurin, IWU 18.1 6 Alec Peterson, Huntington 6.12 7 Greg Miller, Grace 17.7 7 Martell Medley, MVNU 6.07 8 Kyle Stidom, Taylor 17.4 8 Patrick Oetting, Bethel 6.0 9 Scott Kohne, Saint Francis 17.0 9 Kyle Stidom, Taylor 5.97 10 Martell Medley, MVNU 16.7 10 Zac Vandewater, Taylor 5.95

Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 FG/G): Free Throw Percentage (min 2.5 FT/G): 1 Shane Merryman, Huntington .570 1 Jordan Wiedner, IWU .849 2 Scott Kohne, Saint Francis .542 2 Kegan Comer, Saint Francis .830 3 RJ Mahurin, IWU .526 3 Kyle Stidom, Taylor .812 4 Greg Miller, Grace .514 4 Greg Hamilton, Spring Arbor .810 5 Austin Fox, Saint Francis .512 5 Aaron Evans, Marian .800 6 Kyle Stidom, Taylor .507 6 Scott Kohne, Saint Francis .795 7 Jerron Jamerson, Goshen .495 7 Shane Merryman, Huntington .790 8 Jordan Weidner, IWU .483 8 Zach Miller, Bethel .789 9 Josh Hogan, Saint Francis .473 9 Jerron Jamerson, Goshen .786 10 Rob Hogans, Spring Arbor .463 10 Matt Schauss, Bethel .775

Assist Average: Steal Average: 1 Jordan Weidner, IWU 5.2 1 Rob Hogans, Spring Arbor 2.2 2 Derek Hinen, Huntington 5.12 2 Jerron Jamerson, Goshen 1.7 3 Stefon Luckey, Goshen 5.10 3 Martell Medley, MVNU 1.5 4 Matt Schauss, Bethel 4.8 4 Stefon Luckey, Goshen 1.4 5 Logan Irwin, Grace 4.5 5 Jason Riley, Marian 1.33 6 Martell Medley, MVNU 4.3 6 Chad Roberts, Grace 1.29 7 Xavier Prather, Spring Arbor 3.5 7 Xavier Prather, Spring Arbor 1.26 8 Jason Riley, Marian 3.3 8 Zac Vandewater, IWU 1.24 9 Jordan Richardson, Taylor 2.7 9 Landon Booker, Bethel 1.22 10 Kegan Comer, Saint Francis 2.6 10 Nick Achille, Marian 1.21

3-Pointers Made Per Game: Blocked Shot Average: 1 Zach Miller, Bethel 3.6 1 Jerron Jamerson, Goshen 1.9 2 Jesse Coffey, Taylor 2.6 2 Alec Peterson, Huntington 1.8 3 Niko Read, Grace 2.5 3 Darayl Jordan, Taylor 1.2 4 TJ Short, Huntington 2.3 4 RJ Mahurin, IWU 1.19 5 Nick Achille, Marian 2.2 4 Daniel Woll, Huntington 1.19 6 DJ Bettinger, IWU 2.16 6 Caleb Williams, MVNU 1.18 7 Rob Hogans, Spring Arbor 2.12 7 Patrick Oetting, Bethel 1.17 8 Ben Raichel, Taylor 2.0 8 Josh Riikonen, Taylor 1.11 9 Ryan Benner, Bethel 1.9 9 Greg Miller, Grace 0.9 10 Billy Geschke, Goshen 1.8 10 Jake Stafford, Marian 0.8

Abbreviation Key: MVNU = Mount Vernon Nazarene IWU = Indiana Wesleyan 19 Cougar Basketball 2013-2014 CROSSROADS LEADERS

Scoring Average: Defensive Average: 1 Indiana Wesleyan 85.2 1 Marian 57.9 2 Bethel 84.1 2 Huntington 66.1 3 Huntington 76.1 3 Saint Francis 67.7 4 Saint Francis 73.4 4 Grace 70.1 5 Grace 73.4 5 Spring Arbor 71.0 6 Taylor 69.5 6 Bethel 72.2 7 Spring Arbor 68.4 7 Taylor 73.0 8 Goshen 68.3 8 Indiana Wesleyan 73.5 9 Mount Vernon Nazarene 68.0 9 Mount Vernon Nazarene 73.6 10 Marian 65.8 10 Goshen 78.2

Field Goal Percentage: 3-Point Percentage: 1 Indiana Wesleyan .504 1 Bethel .406 2 Huntington .498 2 Huntington .389 3 Bethel .492 3 Indiana Wesleyan .379 4 Saint Francis .489 4 Marian .372 5 Goshen .462 5 Saint Francis .358 6 Taylor .460 6 Goshen .351 7 Grace .453 7 Taylor .350 7 Mount Vernon Nazarene .453 8 Grace .347 9 Marian .448 9 Mount Vernon Nazarene .332 10 Spring Arbor .445 10 Spring Arbor .305

Free Throw Percentage: Rebound Margin: 1 Goshen .753 1 Saint Francis +5.9 2 Indiana Wesleyan .749 2 Indiana Wesleyan +5.8 3 Marian .744 3 Huntington +5.3 4 Huntington .743 4 Bethel +4.3 5 Saint Francis .734 5 Grace +3.6 6 Bethel .718 6 Mount Vernon Nazarene +0.6 7 Taylor .714 7 Spring Arbor -0.6 8 Spring Arbor .697 8 Taylor -1.0 8 Mount Vernon Nazarene .697 9 Marian -3.9 10 Grace .640 10 Goshen -7.9

Assist Average: Steal Average: 1 Indiana Wesleyan 16.0 1 Bethel 7.2 2 Bethel 15.8 2 Marian 6.96 3 Huntington 15.7 3 Spring Arbor 6.94 4 Mount Vernon Nazarene 13.0 4 Indiana Wesleyan 6.8 5 Grace 12.8 5 Goshen 6.4 6 Goshen 11.7 6 Huntington 5.5 7 Saint Francis 11.0 7 Grace 5.3 7 Taylor 11.0 8 Mount Vernon Nazarene 5.1 9 Spring Arbor 10.8 9 Saint Francis 4.9 10 Marian 10.7 10 Taylor 4.5 20 Cougar Basketball YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Year Won Lost Pct. Coach National Tournament 1968-1969 3 5 .375 Chet Foraker 1969-1970 10 13 .435 Chet Foraker 1970-1971 9 13 .409 Chet Foraker 1971-1972 12 13 .480 Carroll Bradley 1972-1973 6 16 .273 Carroll Bradley 1973-1974 13 13 .500 Carroll Bradley 1974-1975 8 21 .276 Carroll Bradley 1975-1976 4 21 .160 Carroll Bradley 1976-1977 5 18 .217 Bobby Martin 1977-1978 8 19 .296 Bobby Martin 1978-1979 10 20 .333 Bobby Martin 1979-1980 3 25 .107 Jerry Smith 1980-1981 8 21 .276 Jerry Smith 1981-1982 8 16 .333 Bud Harbin 1982-1983 5 21 .192 Bud Harbin 1983-1984 12 22 .353 Mike Dapprich 1984-1985 6 26 .188 Mike Dapprich 1985-1986 7 21 .250 Bernie Balikian 1986-1987 12 17 .414 Bernie Balikian 1987-1988 15 16 .484 Bernie Balikian 1988-1989 23 14 .622 Bernie Balikian NCCAA Runner-up 1989-1990 23 11 .676 Bernie Balikian 1990-1991 19 12 .613 Scott Flemming 1991-1992 9 21 .300 Scott Flemming 1992-1993 13 19 .406 Scott Flemming 1993-1994 17 18 .486 Scott Flemming 1994-1995 22 10 .688 Scott Flemming NAIA First Round 1995-1996 9 21 .300 Scott Flemming 1996-1997 24 8 .750 Scott Flemming 1997-1998 27 7 .794 Scott Flemming NAIA Quarterfinals 1998-1999 27 6 .818 Scott Flemming NAIA First Round 1999-2000 26 8 .765 Scott Flemming NAIA Second Round 2000-2001 18 15 .545 Scott Flemming 2001-2002 24 11 .686 Scott Flemming NCCAA Champs 2002-2003 20 13 .606 Scott Flemming NCCAA Fifth Place 2003-2004 23 13 .639 Scott Flemming NCCAA Runner-up 2004-2005 21 11 .656 Scott Flemming 2005-2006 27 9 .750 Scott Flemming NAIA Quarterfinals 2006-2007 25 7 .781 Scott Flemming NAIA Second Round 2007-2008 23 8 .742 Scott Flemming NAIA First Round 2008-2009 23 9 .719 Scott Flemming NAIA First Round 2009-2010 13 16 .448 Matt Moore 2010-2011 16 15 .516 Matt Moore 2011-2012 9 21 .300 Matt Moore 2012-2013 11 19 .367 Matt Moore 2013-2014 7 22 .241 Matt Moore Totals: 663 701 .486 46 Seasons 8 NAIA & 4 NCCAA 21 Cougar Basketball NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAMS

1994-1995 Team – 22-10 Overall Record – First Round

1997-1998 Team – 27-7 Overall Record - Quarterfinals

1998-1999 Team – 27-6 Overall Record – First Round 22 Cougar Basketball NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAMS

1999-2000 Team – 26-8 Overall Record – Second Round

2005-2006 Team – 27-9 Overall Record - Quarterfinals

2006-2007 Team – 25-7 Overall Record – Second Round 23 Cougar Basketball NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAMS

2007-2008 Team – 23-8 Overall Record – First Round

2008-2009 Team – 23-9 Overall Record – First Round NCCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

2001-2002 Team – 24-11 Overall Record – National Champion 24 Cougar Basketball MVNU BASKETBALL HONOR ROLL MVNU’s All-Time NAIA Division II All-Americans

Jason Hall Todd Sands Ben Falkenberg 1995 – First Team 1999 – First Team 2007 & 2008 – First Team 2009 – Second Team

NAIA Honorable Mention All-Americans Eric Pennington (1995) Scott Dapprich (1997) Ehren Hall (1997) Todd Sands (1998) Ehren Hull (1999) Kenny Chaffin (2000) Kenny Chaffin (2001) Kenny Chaffin (2002) Phil Argento (2002) Phil Argento (2003) Brad Hostasa Adam Stevens Andy Dunn (2004) 1998 – Second Team 2000 – Second Team Mark Hess (2005) 1998 – Third Team Mark Hess (2006) NCCAA All-Americans NCCAA Pete Maravich Player of the Year Awards First Team Glen Noggle (1981) Ron Holmes (1990) Ehren Hull (1997) Todd Sands (1998-99) Adam Stevens (2000) Kenny Chaffin (2001-02) Phil Argento (2003) Andy Dunn (2004) Ben Falkenberg (2007-09)

Second Team Steve Gregory (1990, ’91) Bill Perkins (1994, ’95) Brad Hostasa (1998) Phil Argento (2002) Mark Hess (2005, ’06) Adam Stevens Andy Dunn Jadin Thomas (2009) 2000 Recipient 2004 Recipient 25 Cougar Basketball MVNU BASKETBALL HONOR ROLL

Conference Players of the Year NAIA Scholar-Athletes Jason Hall (1995) Glen Noggle (1981) Brad Hostasa (1998) Tom Clark (1986, 1987) Sam Barber (1989) Todd Sands (1999) Tim Brenner (1995) Adam Stevens (2000) Doug Speelman (1995, 1996) Phil Argento (2003) Mike Mahek (1996) Ben Falkenberg (2007) Coy Lindsey (2000) Adam Stevens (2000) Andy Gast (2001, 2002) NAIA’s Emil S. Liston Award Kenny Chaffin (2002) Tom Clark (1986) Chad Vorhis (2002) Alan Bock (2005) Andy Dunn (2003, 2004) Ben Falkenberg (2008) Dan Weston (2003, 2004) Alan Bock (2005, 2006) Andrew Thompson (2005, 2006) MVNU’s 1,000-Point Scorers Mark Hess (2006, 2007) 1. Ben Falkenberg 2,616 (2005-2009) Evan Yates (2007, 2008) Ben Falkenberg (2008, 2009) 2. Phil Argento 2,338 (1999-2003) Matt McKinley (2008, 2009) 3. Steve Gregory 2,242 (1987-1991) Jadin Thomas (2009) 4. Ehren Hull 2,084 (1995-1999) Bryce Sanborn (2009, 2010) Travis Brown (2010) 5. Kenny Chaffin 2,062 (1998-2002) Jonathan Gurney (2010) 6. Adam Stevens 1,995 (1996-2000) Brady Swanson (2010, 2011) 7. Mark Hess 1,839 (2003-2007) Logan Ellyson (2011) Zach Zeltman (2012, 2013) 8. Ron Holmes 1,824 (1988-1991) Caleb Williams (2013, 2014) 9. Glen Noggle 1,785 (1977-1981) 10. Jamie Perozek 1,705 (1989-1993) CoSIDA Academic All-District Craig Bushong, First Team (1985) 11. Joe Arndt 1,681 (1982-1986) Tom Clark, First Team (1986, 1987) 12. Brad Hostasa 1,648 (1995-1999) Doug Speelman, First Team (1996) 13. Scott Dapprich 1,609 (1993-1997) Andy Dunn, First Team (2004) Alan Bock, First Team (2005, 2006) 14. Eric Pennington 1,580 (1991-1995) Mark Hess, First Team (2005, 2006) 15. Todd Sands 1,563 (1996-1999) Ben Falkenberg, First Team (2007, ‘08, ‘09) 16. Art Freeman 1,546 (1975-1979) Adam Stevens, Second Team (1998, 2000) 17. Bill Bradley 1,473 (1973-1977) Kenny Chaffin, Second Team (2001, 2002) Dan Weston, Second Team (2004) 18. Ron Ward 1,418 (1973-1977) Alan Bock, Second Team (2004) 19. Brandon Short 1,376 (2007-2011) Andrew Thompson, Second Team (2005) 20. Doug Speelman 1,323 (1992-1996) Mark Hess, Second Team (2007) Bryce Sanborn, Second Team (2010) 21. Andy Dunn 1,293 (2001-2004) Brady Swanson, Third Team (2011) 22. Ryan Seesholtz 1,292 (2003-2007) Ben Severns, First Team (2012) 23. Robbie Taylor 1,259 (2008-2012) Zach Zeltman (2012, 2013) Caleb Williams (2012, 2013, 2014) 24. Andrew Thompson 1,257 (2002-2006) 25. John Ballmer 1,209 (1973-1977) CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 26. Tom Clark 1,192 (1984-1987) Ben Falkenberg, First Team (2009) Tom Clark, Second Team (1986, 1987) 27. Joe White 1,182 (1987-1990) Ben Falkenberg, Second Team (2007, 2008) 28. Bill Perkins 1,119 (1993-1995) Doug Speelman, Third Team (1996) 29. Wendell Towns 1,096 (1970-1972) Alan Bock, Third Team (2005, 2006) Caleb Williams, Third Team (2013) 30. Dan Borcherdt 1,086 (2006-2009) 31. Jeff Goodrich 1,077 (1983-1987) CoSIDA Academic All-America 32. Jeff Madden 1,062 (1979-1982) Hall of Fame Inductee 33. Brad Kentosh 1,042 (1977-1980) Tom Clark (2009) 26 Cougar Basketball COUGAR WALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

The Cougar Wall of Fame was initiated during the 1993-1994 school year by the Cougar Sports Associates (CSA) to honor former Mount Vernon Nazarene University athletes and coaches. Below are the former men’s basketball players or coaches who are current Wall of Fame members. Don Eads, player (1969-1970) – inducted 1993 Chet Foraker, coach (1968-1971) – inducted 1996 Glen Noggle, player (1977-1981) – inducted 1997 Bill Bradley, player (1973-1977) – inducted 1999 Ron Holmes, player (1988-1991) – inducted 2001 Wendell Towns, player (1970-1972) – inducted 2002 Tom Clark, player (1984-1987) – inducted 2003 Steve Gregory, player (1987-1991) – inducted 2003 Joe Arndt, player (1982-1986) – inducted 2004 Eric Pennington, player (1991-1995) – inducted 2005 Scott Dapprich, player (1993-1997) – inducted 2006 Todd Sands, player (1996-1999) – inducted 2009 Brad Hostasa, player (1995-1999) – inducted 2009 Ehren Hull, player (1995-1999) – inducted 2009 Adam Stevens, player (1996-2000) – inducted 2009 Scott Flemming, coach (1990-2009) – inducted 2009

2009 Cougar Wall of Fame induction class (from left): Adam Stevens, Brad Hostasa, Scott Flemming, Ehren Hull, and Todd Sands. 27 Cougar Basketball MVNU INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most Points – Career: 2616 Ben Falkenberg (2005-2009) Most Points – Season: 743 Ben Falkenberg (2006-2007) Most Points – Game: 47 Don Eads vs. Spring Arbor (12-16-1969) Best Average – Career: 20.1 Ben Falkenberg (2005-2009) Best Average – Season: 24.0 Ben Falkenberg (2006-2007) Most Field Goals Made – Career: 850 Ben Falkenberg (2005-2009) Most Field Goals Made – Season: 284 Kenny Chaffin (2000-2001) Most Field Goals Made – Game: 17 Scott Reynolds vs. Grace (3-1-1978) Best Field Goal Percentage – Career: 70.4 Todd Sands (1996-1999) Best Field Goal Percentage – Season: 73.7 Todd Sands (1997-1998) Most Field Goal Attempts – Career: 1802 Ben Falkenberg (2005-2009) Most Field Goal Attempts – Season: 568 Phil Argento (2002-2003) Most Field Goal Attempts – Game: 29 Ben Falkenberg vs. Malone (3-1-2008) Most 3-pointers Made – Career: 465 Phil Argento (1999-2003) Most 3-pointers Made – Season: 150 Andy Dunn (2003-2004) Most 3-pointers Made – Game: 11 Steve Gregory vs. Dyke (1-6-1990) 11 Phil Argento vs. Cedarville (2-1-2003) Most 3-point Attempts – Career: 1134 Phil Argento (1999-2003) Most 3-point Attempts – Season: 374 Phil Argento (2002-2003) Most 3-point Attempts – Game: 17 Ehren Hull vs. Cedarville (2-4-1997) 17 Phil Argento vs. Walsh (1-25-2003 17 Ben Falkenberg vs. Malone (3-1-2008) Most Free Throws Made – Career: 462 Ron Holmes (1988-1991) Most Free Throws Made – Season: 166 Ron Holmes (1989-1990) Most Free Throws Made – Game: 19 Ben Falkenberg vs. Wilberforce (1-20-2007) Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: 36 Andy Dunn (12-14-2003 to 1-17-2004) 36 Ben Falkenberg (3-1-2008 to 11-25-2008) Most Free Throw Attempts – Career: 654 Ron Holmes (1988-1991) Most Free Throw Attempts – Season: 227 Ron Holmes (1988-1989) Most Free Throw Attempts – Game: 23 Ron Holmes vs. Findlay (2-28-1990) Most Rebounds – Career: 1112 Adam Stevens (1996-2000) Most Rebounds – Season: 324 Adam Stevens (1997-1998) Most Rebounds – Game: 23 Art Freeman vs. Bluffton (12-6-1977) Most Assists – Career: 823 Eric Pennington (1991-1995) Most Assists – Season: 268 Eric Pennington (1993-1994) Most Assists – Game: 19 Eric Pennington vs. Walsh (1-19-1995) Most Steals – Career: 247 Glen Noggle (1977-1981) Most Steals – Season: 84 Jerry Hawes (1983-1984) Most Steals – Game: 8 Four times – Most recently by Brandon Short vs. Geneva (2-23-2011) Most Blocks – Career: 361 Steve Mayes (2003-2007) Most Blocks – Season: 135 Steve Mayes (2006-2007) Most Blocks – Game: 12 Steve Mayes vs. Myers (11-17-2006) Most Games Played – Career: 134 Matt Keller (1997-2001) Most Consecutive Games Played: 134 Matt Keller (1997-2001) Most Games Started – Career: 133 Adam Stevens (1996-2000) Most Consecutive Games Started: 133 Adam Stevens (1996-2000) 28 Cougar Basketball MVNU TEAM RECORDS

Most Points Scored – Half: 78 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Most Points Scored – Game: 140 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Most Points Scored at Home: 135 vs. Berea (12-4-1999) Largest Margin of Victory: 83 vs. Ohio St.-Mansfield 119-36 (12-5-2008) Most Players in Double Figures: 8 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Most Points Scored – Season: 3192 (1988-1989) Best Offensive Average – Season: 99.3 (1994-1995) Most 100-point Games – Season: 16 (1988-1989) Most Consecutive 100-point Games: 4 (1994-1995) Most Points Allowed – Game: 126 vs. Tiffin (1-29-1976) Most Points Allowed – Season: 3110 (1993-1994) Fewest Points Allowed – Game: 30 vs. Cincinnati Christian (11-17-1998) Fewest Points Allowed – Season: 1899 (1985-1986) Best Defensive Average – Season: 67.8 (1985-1986) Most Field Goals Made – Game: 60 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Most Field Goal Attempts – Game: 98 vs. Tiffin (1-29-1976) 98 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Best Field Goal Percentage – Game: 69.6 vs. Urbana 48-of-69 (12-15-1994) Most Field Goals Made – Season: 1172 (1999-2000) Most Field Goal Attempts – Season: 2462 (1993-1994) Best Field Goal Percentage – Season: 53.8 (1998-1999) Most 3-pointers Made – Game: 22 vs. Urbana (2-13-1990) Most 3-point Attempts – Game: 56 vs. Cedarville (2-26-1990) Best 3-point Percentage – Game: 70.3 vs. Lake Erie 19-of-27 (11-21-1988) Most 3-pointers Made – Season: 441 (1989-1990) Most 3-point Attempts – Season: 1120 (1989-1990) Best 3-point Percentage – Season: 47.0 (1986-1987) Most Free Throws Made – Game: 49 vs. Ohio Dominican (11-16-1981) Most Free Throw Attempts – Game: 68 vs. Ohio Dominican (11-16-1981) Best Free Throw Percentage – Game: 100 vs. Saint Vincent 12-of-12 (2-3-2001) 100 vs. Nyack 10-of-10 (3-12-2005) Most Free Throws Made – Season: 610 (1988-1989) Most Free Throw Attempts – Season: 834 (1988-1989) Best Free Throw Percentage – Season: 76.5 (1985-1986) Most Rebounds – Game: 68 vs. Bluffton (12-6-1977) Most Rebounds – Season: 1450 (2001-2002) Most Assists – Game: 41 vs. Urbana (12-15-1994) Most Assists – Season: 777 (1994-1995) Most Steals – Game: 29 vs. Asbury (11-10-1994) Most Steals – Season: 372 (1994-1995) Most Blocked Shots – Game: 14 vs. Rio Grande (2-3-2007) Most Blocked Shots – Season: 190 (2005-2006) Most Wins – Season: 27 (1997-1998, 1998-1999, 2005-2006) Best Winning Percentage – Season: 81.8 27-6 overall record (1998-1999) Best Conference Percentage – Season: 83.3 15-3 conference record (2006-2007) Longest Winning Streak: 14 (1998-1999 and 2002) Longest Home Winning Streak: 22 (2006-2008) Highest NAIA National Ranking: #1 January 5, 1999 (unanimous) 29 Cougar Basketball MVNU CAREER LEADERS

Most Point Scored: Most Field Goals Made: 1 Ben Falkenberg 2616 (2005-09) 1 Ben Falkenberg 850 (2005-09) 2 Phil Argento 2338 (1999-03) 2 Kenny Chaffin 801 (1998-02) 3 Steve Gregory 2242 (1987-91) 2 Phil Argento 801 (1999-03) 4 Ehren Hull 2084 (1995-99) 4 Adam Stevens 788 (1996-00) 5 Kenny Chaffin 2062 (1998-02) 5 Steve Gregory 769 (1987-91) 6 Adam Stevens 1995 (1996-00) 6 Mark Hess 749 (2003-07) 7 Mark Hess 1839 (2003-07) 7 Joe Arndt 737 (1982-86) 8 Ron Holmes 1824 (1988-91) 8 Ehren Hull 726 (1995-99) 9 Glen Noggle 1785 (1977-81) 9 Glen Noggle 713 (1977-81) 10 Jamie Perozek 1705 (1989-93) 10 Todd Sands 679 (1996-99)

Most 3-pointers Made: Most Free Throws Made: 1 Phil Argento 465 (1999-03) 1 Ron Holmes 462 (1988-91) 2 Ben Falkenberg 463 (2005-09) 2 Ben Falkenberg 453 (2005-09) 3 Ehren Hull 384 (1995-99) 3 Steve Gregory 402 (1987-91) 4 Jamie Perozek 316 (1989-93) 4 Glen Noggle 359 (1977-81) 5 Andy Dunn 307 (2001-04) 5 Mark Hess 332 (2003-07) 6 Scott Dapprich 304 (1993-97) 6 Robbie Taylor 311 (2008-12) 7 Steve Gregory 302 (1987-91) 7 Brandon Short 310 (2007-11) 8 Dan Borcherdt 250 (2006-09) 8 Kenny Chaffin 309 (1998-02) 9 Andrew Thompson 245 (2002-06) 9 Brad Hostasa 281 (1995-99) 10 Joe White 244 (1987-90) 10 Phil Argento 271 (1999-03)

Most Rebounds: Most Blocked Shots: 1 Adam Stevens 1112 (1996-00) 1 Steve Mayes 361 (2003-07) 2 Art Freeman 986 (1975-79) 2 Kenny Chaffin 196 (1998-02) 3 Mark Hess 982 (2003-07) 3 Jeff Madden 155 (1979-82) 4 Steve Gregory 912 (1987-91) 4 Caleb Williams 152 (2010-14) 5 Kenny Chaffin 834 (1998-02) 5 Adam Stevens 127 (1996-00) 6 Ryan Seesholtz 793 (2003-07) 6 Todd Sands 120 (1996-99) 7 Todd Sands 747 (1996-99) 7 Art Freeman 107 (1975-79) 8 Doug Speelman 744 (1992-96) 8 Jadin Thomas 100 (2007-09) 9 Brad Kentosh 640 (1977-80) 9 Jordan Heatherly 92 (2009-11) 10 Matt Hilbert 638 (2000-04) 10 Connor Gregg 79 (2005-08)

Most Assists: Most Steals: 1 Eric Pennington 823 (1991-95) 1 Glen Noggle 247 (1977-81) 2 Alan Bock 638 (2002-06) 2 Eric Pennington 227 (1991-95) 3 Kyle Gerhart 607 (1996-00) 3 Alan Bock 218 (2002-06) 4 Scott Dapprich 584 (1993-97) 4 Aaron Reynolds 209 (1988-92) 5 Matt Keller 500 (1997-01) 4 Brandon Short 209 (2007-11) 6 Jeff Case 487 (1985-89) 6 Scott Dapprich 206 (1993-97) 7 Glen Noggle 438 (1977-81) 7 Jerry Hawes 205 (1980-84) 8 Aaron Reynolds 437 (1988-92) 8 Robbie Taylor 193 (2008-12) 9 Adam Stevens 414 (1996-00) 9 Ryan Seesholtz 188 (2003-07) 10 Ben Falkenberg 407 (2005-09) 10 Two players tied at 185 30 Cougar Basketball COUGARS IN THE PROS MVNU’s Dawson Drafted by Windsor Express MARKHAM, Ontario - Jason Dawson, a former member of the Mount Vernon Nazarene University men's basketball team, was selected as the No. 24 pick in the National Basketball League of Canada's draft on August 19, 2013 by the Windsor (Ontario) Express. Dawson, a 6-foot guard from Columbus, Ohio, was selected as the Crossroads League Newcomer of the Year and also named to the Crossroads League Second Team during the 2012-2013 season. The former Worthington Christian High School star led MVNU in scoring (19.7 points per game), assists (111), steals (67), and 3-pointers made (62) after transferring to MVNU for his final season following three years at the NCAA Division I level. Dawson shot 38.1 percent from the field (183-for-480), 30.8 percent from 3-point range (62-for-201), and 77.2 percent at the free throw line (142-for-184). Prior to coming to MVNU, Dawson played two seasons at NCAA Division I Wofford (S.C.) College and one year at Gardner-Webb (N.C.) University. At Wofford, he played in 65 games and scored 268 points while nailing 58 treys and then he averaged 8.4 points with 45 treys in 28 games at Gardner- Webb. He finished his college career with 1,072 points and 165 treys in 122 career games. The NBL consists of nine teams and is the only professional basketball league in Canada. The Windsor Express finished second in the Central Division in 2012-2013. Dawson became the fifth MVNU player to play professionally as he joins Adam Stevens (England, 2000), Todd Sands (England, 2000), Kenny Chaffin (France, 2002), and Phil Argento (Italy, 2004).

Former MVNU basketball player Jason Dawson (second from left) with other Windsor draftees.

Former MVNU players who have played professionally overseas

Adam Stevens Todd Sands Kenny Chaffin Phil Argento England (2000) England (2000) France (2002) Italy (2004) 31 Cougar Basketball SERIES RECORDS VERSUS OPPONENTS

Opponent W L Opponent W L Opponent W L Adrian (MI) 0 2 Greenville (IL) 1 0 Ohio State-Marion 5 0 Akron-Wayne 3 0 Grove City (PA) 0 2 Ohio State-Newark 10 5 Albertson (ID) 0 1 Hanover (IN) 1 0 Ohio-Lancaster 3 4 Albion (MI) 0 3 Heidelberg 0 3 Ohio-Zanesville 6 6 Algonquin (ONT) 1 0 Holy Cross (IN) 1 0 Ohio Valley (WV) 11 9 Allegheny C.C. (PA) 0 1 Hope (MI) 0 3 Oklahoma Wesleyan 0 1 Allegheny-Boyce (PA) 1 0 Houghton (NY) 14 1 Olivet (MI) 0 1 Alma (MI) 1 0 Huntington (IN) 3 5 Olivet Nazarene (IL) 1 5 Anderson (IN) 0 1 Huron (SD) 0 1 Oregon Tech 0 1 Aquinas (MI) 0 1 Indiana-East 2 1 Otterbein 0 1 Asbury (KY) 5 2 Indiana-Northwest 1 0 Patten (CA) 1 0 Ashland 2 10 Indiana-Southeast 1 0 Point Loma Nazarene (CA) 1 4 Atlantic Christian (NC) 0 1 Indiana Tech 1 0 Point Park (PA) 4 7 Baldwin-Wallace 0 4 Indiana Wesleyan 1 10 Purdue-North Central (IL) 3 0 Baptist Bible (PA) 0 1 Indianapolis (IN) 0 1 Rio Grande 18 52 Bellevue (NE) 0 1 Iowa Wesleyan 2 0 Roberts Wesleyan (NY) 12 3 Berea (KY) 3 1 Josephinum 3 1 Saint Ambrose (IA) 1 0 Bethel (IN) 4 10 Judson (IL) 2 1 Saint Andrews (NC) 1 0 Biola (CA) 1 0 Kalamazoo (MI) 1 0 Saint Clair (ONT) 1 0 Bliss 1 0 Kent State-Stark 1 3 Saint Francis (IN) 0 6 Bloomfield (NJ) 1 0 Kentucky Christian 12 5 Saint Mary’s (MN) 1 0 Bluffton 6 6 Kenyon 23 13 Saint Thomas (FL) 0 1 Brescia (KY) 1 0 King (TN) 1 0 Saint Thomas Aquinas (NY) 0 3 Brewton-Parker (GA) 0 1 Lake Erie 10 1 Saint Vincent (PA) 4 3 Brock (ONT) 1 0 LaRoche (PA) 3 0 Salem (WV) 0 1 Bryan (TN) 3 0 La Sierra (CA) 1 0 San Diego Christian (CA) 0 1 Cal State-Maritime 0 1 Lawrence Technological (MI) 1 1 Seneca (ONT) 1 0 Calumet-St. Joseph (IN) 1 0 Liberty (VA) 2 2 Seton Hill (PA) 1 0 Capital 0 1 Lindenwood (MO) 0 1 Shawnee State 29 14 Cardinal Stritch (WI) 0 1 Lindsey Wilson (KY) 0 1 Siena Heights (MI) 1 4 Cazenovia (NY) 1 0 Lockbourne AFB 2 1 Simpson (CA) 1 0 Cedarville 23 55 Lorain C.C. 1 3 Sinclair C.C. 2 2 Central Baptist (AR) 1 0 Lourdes 1 1 Southeast Kentucky 0 1 Central State 2 2 Madonna (MI) 1 2 Southern Nazarene (OK) 0 1 Centre (KY) 1 0 Malone 25 42 Southern Wesleyan (SC) 1 0 Christian Heritage (CA) 0 2 Mansfield Tech 3 0 SW Assemblies of God 1 0 Cincinnati Christian 6 1 Marian (IN) 2 4 Spalding (KY) 1 0 College of Faith 0 1 Marietta 0 5 Spring Arbor (MI) 5 7 College of West Virginia 0 1 The Master’s (CA) 1 0 Spring Hill (AL) 0 1 Columbus Business 2 0 McPherson (KS) 0 1 Steubenville 2 4 Concordia (CA) 1 0 Menlo (CA) 1 0 Tampa (FL) 1 0 Concordia (MI) 6 0 Mercy (MI) 0 1 Taylor (IN) 2 5 Corban (OR) 2 0 Miami (OH) 0 1 Tennessee Temple 1 1 Cornerstone (MI) 3 2 Miami-Middletown 0 1 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 1 Critchton (TN) 1 0 Michigan-Dearborn 6 0 Tiffin 33 46 Cumberland (KY) 0 1 MidAmerica Nazarene (KS) 3 4 Toronto Erindale (ONT) 1 0 Daemen (NY) 5 3 Mid-Continent (KY) 0 1 Trevecca Nazarene (TN) 1 8 Dakota Wesleyan (SD) 1 0 Midland 1 2 Tri-State (IN) 0 1 Davis 0 1 Milligan (TN) 1 0 Trine (IN) 0 2 Davis & Elkins (WV) 0 2 Mount Aloysius (PA) 1 0 Trinity Christian (IL) 4 0 Defiance 5 9 Mount Marty (SD) 0 1 Union (KY) 0 2 Denison 5 6 Mount Union 1 1 Urbana 34 34 Dominican (NY) 1 0 Mount Vernon Bible 12 0 Valley Forge Christian (PA) 1 0 DuPage (IL) 0 1 Muskingum 0 2 Walsh 27 43 Dyke 14 8 Muskingum Tech 2 4 Warner Pacific (OR) 2 0 Eastern (PA) 0 1 Myers 1 0 Warner (FL) 1 1 Eastern Nazarene (MA) 1 3 Niagara (ONT) 1 0 Warren Wilson (NC) 2 0 Edinboro State (PA) 0 1 North Central (IL) 1 0 Waynesburg (PA) 0 4 Embry-Riddle (FL) 1 1 North Greenville (SC) 1 0 Webber International (FL) 1 0 Findlay 6 10 Northeastern Christian 0 1 West Virginia State 1 0 Fisher (ME) 1 0 Northern Kentucky 0 1 Western Ontario 0 1 Florida College 2 0 Northern Michigan 0 1 Westminster (PA) 1 0 Franklin 6 1 Northwest Business 1 3 Wheeling (WV) 0 1 Freed-Hardeman (TN) 0 1 Northwest Nazarene (ID) 0 2 Wilberforce 23 11 Gardner-Webb (NC) 1 0 Northwestern Ohio 6 2 Willamette (OR) 0 1 Geneva (PA) 6 14 Notre Dame (OH) 9 2 Wilmington 4 3 George Williams (IL) 1 0 Nyack (NY) 4 5 William Jessup University 0 1 Georgetown (KY) 1 3 Oberlin 3 1 Windsor (ONT) 3 0 Goshen (IN) 6 3 Ohio Christian 12 1 Wisconsin-Superior 1 0 Grace (IN) 2 11 Ohio Dominican 45 33 Wittenberg 0 1 Grace Bible (MI) 2 0 Ohio Northern 0 4 Graceland (IA) 1 1 Ohio State-Mansfield 2 1 32 Cougar Basketball ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY Main Campus Phone: (740) 392-6868 Director of Athletics: Mr. Keith Veale, ext. 3102 [email protected] Department Secretary: Ms. Hannah Miller, ext. 3100 [email protected] Sports Information Director: Mr. Kirk McDonnell, ext. 3112 [email protected] Athletic Trainer: Mr. Brian Humphrey, ext. 3107 [email protected] Women’s Soccer Coach: Mr. Daniel Seiffert, ext. 3109 [email protected] Men’s Soccer Coach: Mr. Andrew Belleman, ext. 3104 [email protected] M & W Cross Country/Track Coach: Mr. Chip Wilson, ext. 3111 [email protected] Women’s Volleyball Coach: Mr. Paul Swanson, ext. 3106 [email protected] Men’s Basketball Coach: Mr. Jared Ronai, ext. 3120 [email protected] Women's Basketball Coach: Mr. Jason Foster, ext. 3105 [email protected] Baseball Coach: Mr. Keith Veale, ext. 3102 [email protected] Fastpitch Softball Coach: Ms. Jeana Howald, ext. 3103 [email protected] Golf Coach: TBA, ext. 3117

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