2007-2008 CARDINALS SCHEDULE
DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME November 3 Saturday at Lamar (Exhibition) Beamont 7 p.m. 17 Saturday at Angelo State San Angelo 7 p.m. 20 Tuesday HUSTON-TILLOTSON McDermott Center 7 p.m. 26 Monday at Texas A&M / Kingsville Kingsville 7 p.m. 28 Wednesday TEXAS LUTHERAN McDermott Center 7 p.m. 30 Friday SCHREINER McDermott Center 7 p.m.
December 12 Wednesday MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR McDermott Center 7 p.m. 15 Saturday at Dallas Baptist (x) Dallas 2 p.m. 17 Monday at Midwestern State Wichita Falls 7 p.m. 20 Thursday TEXAS A&M / KINGSVILLE McDermott Center 7 p.m. 30 Sunday SUL ROSS McDermott Center 2 p.m. 31 Monday ANGELO STATE McDermott Center 2 p.m.
January 3 Thursday DALLAS BAPTIST (x) McDermott Center 7 p.m. 5 Saturday HENDERSON STATE (Ark) McDermott Center 2 p.m. 10 Thursday at Oklahoma Panhandle (x) Goodwell, Okla. 8 p.m. 12 Saturday at Texas / Permian Basin Odessa 8 p.m. 17 Thursday at Texas A&M International Laredo 7:30 p.m. 24 Thursday ST. EDWARD’S (x) McDermott Center 8 p.m. 26 Saturday ST. MARY’S (x) McDermott Center 8 p.m. 31 Thursday LINCOLN (Mo) (x) McDermott Center 8 p.m.
February 2 Saturday NEWMAN (Kan) McDermott Center 8 p.m. 9 Saturday TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL McDermott Center 8 p.m. 14 Thursday at Newman (Kan) Wichita, Kan. 7:30 p.m. 16 Saturday at Lincoln (Mo) (x) Jefferson City, Mo. 7:30 p.m. 23 Saturday at St. Mary’s (x) San Antonio 7:30 p.m. 25 Monday at St. Edward’s (x) Austin 8 p.m. 28 Thursday TEXAS / PERMIAN BASIN McDermott Center 8 p.m.
March 1 Saturday OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE (x) McDermott Center 8 p.m. 7-8 Fri-Sat Heartland Conference Championships Denton TBD 15,16,18 Sat-Sun,Tue NCAA D-II South Central Regional Campus Sites TBD 26,27,29 Wed-Thu,Sat NCAA D-II Elite Eight Springfield, Mass. TBD
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Prior to the regular season beginning, the Cardinals play at least two exhibition games against prominent NCAA Division I schools such as Rice, Texas / Arlington, Lamar, and Texas / Pan American. Also, the Cardinals go through scrimmages with such teams as Texas A&M / Corpus Christi, and Houston. In 2008, UIW will travel to Tucson for a game against the University of Arizona. GENERAL INFORMATION 1 UIW QUICK FACTS BASKETBALL FACTS Name The University WHAT’S INSIDE of the Incarnate Word STAFF Agnese, Dr. Louis J., President . . . . .6 Address 4301 Broadway Coach Ken Burmeister 0 Alice P. McDermott Center ...... 6 San Antonio, Texas 78209 B. A., Education, St. Mary’s ‘70 University Telephone (210) 829-6000 M. A., Educ. Admin., Northern Arizona ‘73 All-Time Jerseys ...... 24 7 Athletic Telephone (210) 829-6050 UIW Record / Years 18-11 (1 Year) All-Time Opponents ...... 28 Sports Info. Telephone (210) 829-3828 Overall Record / Years 146-135 (10 Years) All-Time Scoring ...... 26 - President Dr. Louis J. Agnese Jr. 50th Win UTSA 95, Stetson (Fla) 88 (2OT) Athletic Personnel ...... 1 Enrollment 6,000 2/16/89 Basketball Facilities ...... 2 Founded 1881 100th Win Loyola (Ill) 81, Drake 61 Basketball Facts ...... 1 0 Mascot Cardinals 11/25/97 Basketball Staff ...... 9 Colors Red, Black and White Office Telephone (210) 829-6052 Burmeister, Ken, Coach ...... 8 8 National Affiliation NCAA Division II e-mail [email protected] Conference Heartland Fax (210) 805-3574 Cardinals Sponsors ...... 7 web site www.uiw.edu/athletics Associate Head Coach Prince Johnson Head Coaches ...... 1 Alma Mater Incarnate Word ‘02 Heartland Conference ...... 30-31 Office Telephone (210) 805-3573 Honors ...... 25 U ATHLETICS PERSONNEL e-mail [email protected] Papich, Mark, Athletic Director . . . . .6 Fax (210) 805-3574 Players ...... 13-18 I Director of Athletics Mark Papich 829-6053 Assistant Coach Javasse Kearney Quick Facts ...... 1 Asst. AD / Senior Woman Adm.Angela Lawson Alma Mater Incarnate Word ‘05 Record Book ...... 27 W 829-3827 Office Telephone (210) 805-3573 Records by Year ...... 28 Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Sandra Strickland e-mail [email protected] San Antonio ...... 7 829-3988 Fax (210) 805-3574 Sports Information ...... 1 Asst. AD / Compliance Coord. Tina Patterson 2006-2007 SEASON Spurs and Cardinals ...... 3 C 829-3941 Record 18-11 The University ...... 5 Athletic Trainer B. J. Lough Home 8-6 UIW Mission ...... 4 829-3834 A Road 8-3 06-07 Notes ...... 23 Vanessa Reyes (asst.) Neutral 2-2 06-07 Scores ...... 22 829-3834 Heartland Conference 2nd R Sal Cervantes (grad. asst.) Record 9-3 06-07 Statistics ...... 23 829-3834 Home 5-1 07-08 Opponents ...... 29 D Sports Info. Director Wayne Witt Road 4-2 07-08 Roster ...... 12 829-3828 Tournament Runnerup 07-08 Schedule ...... Inside Front Matthew Taylor (grad. asst.) Rankings I Adelaida Sanchez-Fields (grad. asst.) National None Administrative Assistant Lisa Townzen Regional None N 829-2722 HISTORY (*) All-Time Record 426-263 (.618) A 100th Win 11/22/91 vs Howard Payne (87-53) L HEAD COACHES 200th Win 12/2/95 Baseball Danny Heep vs Ambassador (109-51) 829-3830 300th Win 11/27/99 S Basketball (men) Ken Burmeister vs Lincoln (76-44) 829-6052 400th Win 2/24/05 Basketball (women) Angela Lawson vs St. Edward’s (63-61) 829-3827 Since 1987-1988 410-203 (.667) B Cross Country (men & women) Derek Riedel Home 243-82 (.725) SPORTS INFORMATION 805-3566 Road 167-121 (.560) 20-Win Seasons 12 Consecutive A Football Mike Santiago Director Wayne Witt 805-3011 20-Win Seasons 9 Telephone (210) 829-3828 Golf (men & women) Brent Powell Season Record Wins 28 (92-93; 98-99) Fax (210) 829-3825 S 829-2795 NCAA Post-Season 1 (1-1; Last 2002) e-mail [email protected] NAIA Post-Season 7 (3-7, Last 1999) Soccer (men) John Smith Graduate Assistant Matt Taylor NAIA National Tour. 6 (3-6; Last 1999) K 841-7396 Graduate Assistant Laida Fields Soccer (women) Tina Patterson Heartland Championships 1 (Last 2002) Mailing Address 4301 Broadway 829-3941 Heart of Texas Championships5 (Last 1999) E San Antonio, Texas 78209 Softball Nora May-Davila Heart of Texas Tour. Titles 4 (Last 1999) Web Site www.uiw.edu 829-3969 T Swimming (m & w) Phillip Davis (*) Records Incomplete Prior to 1987-1988 GENERAL 805-3078 The goal at The University of the Incarnate Synchronized Swimming Kim Wurzel-LoPorto Word is to provide fair and accurate services to B members of the media and, in turn, the 829-2796 ABOUT THE COVER... Tennis (men & women) John Newman University’s athletic programs ask for fair and A Pierce Caldwell (5) was the Heartland 283-5006 accurate coverage. As a result UIW staff per- Track and Field (m & w) Derek Riedel Conference 2006-2007 Freshman of the sons will strive to meet any and all reasonable L 805-3566 Year. Garrett Bell is congratulated by UIW requests. As the 2007-2008 athletic year pro- Volleyball Jennifer Montoya President Louis J. Agnese Jr. for being gresses, new and updated information about UIW will be available. Please contact the Office L 829-3567 Heartland President’s Honor Roll. of Sports Information at (210) 829-3828. follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 2 BASKETBALL FACILITIES
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C The lounge portion of the Cardinals basketball A facilities includes a giant-screen TV and R reminders of what UIW basketball is all about. D I Study areas are available in the basketball area of the McDermott Center...as is space N for watching game-action tapes. A L S
B A S K E T B A The Cardinals each year play exhibition games against the likes of L Division I schools Lamar, Rice and Texas / Arlington as well as L scrimmages on the Texas Gulf Coast at Texas A&M / Corpus Christi (left).
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0 7 - Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich, 0 Seattle SuperSonics Coach P. J. Carlisimo, and Assistant Coach 8 Mike Budenholzer (below) visited with the Cardinals when the team made use of the World U Champions’ practice facilities. I W
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The University is committed to educational excellence in a context of faith in Jesus Christ, the Incarnate Word of God. It promotes life-long learning C and fosters the development of the whole person.
A The faculty and students support one another in the search for and the communication of truth . The university is open to thoughtful innovation that R serves ever more effectively the spiritual and material needs of people.
D The curriculum offers students an integrated program of liberal arts and professional studies that includes a global perspective and an emphasis on I social justice and community service.
N The University of the Incarnate Word is a Catholic institution that welcomes to its community persons of diverse backgrounds, in the belief that their A respectful interaction advances the discovery of truth, mutual understand- ing, self-realization, and the common good. L S
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UIW President Louis J. Agnese Jr. 0 congratulates former 7 Cardinals player Reid Gostecnik who - graduated with Heartland Conference 0 academic honors in 2007. 8
U I W The definition and construction of Incarnate Word's frame- work is ongoing. Three areas have been identified and will have a focal significance for academic programs over the next decade. As goals, these values are spirituality, global- C ization and technology, and they reaffirm the University's commitment of academic excellence throughout the world A in a context of faith and service.
The University is located on a 200-acre site, formerly the R estate of noted San Antonio philanthropist and business- man Colonel George W. Brackenridge. The southern por- D tion of the original Brackenridge estate joins the University along Hildebrand Avenue, forming Brackenridge Park. I From the UIW campus to downtown San Antonio is a mere four miles. N
The headwaters of the San Antonio River begin on the A campus, and have provided fascinating archaeological finds related to native Americans and the Conquistadors, and to L more recent attempts at settlement. The river separates the main campus from the newly developed recreation and ath- S letic complex.
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follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 6 AGNESE, PAPICH, McDERMOTT CENTER MARK PAPICH DR. LOUIS J. AGNESE, JR. 0 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR PRESIDENT Prior to the summer of 2001 and becoming head of Dr. Louis J. Agnese, Jr., has been president of the Incarnate Word's now 19-sport athletic department University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio 7 (synchronized swimming, men’s and women's swim- since 1985, when he became one of the youngest ming, football have been added with his leadership), presidents of a four-year institution of higher learn- - the 49-year-old Mark Papich was involved with the ing in the United States. Cardinals volleyball team as head coach. He con- 0 tinues as director of the campus Wellness Center, Prior to Incarnate Word, he was a vice president at and of the Ann Barshop Natatorium. Briar Cliff College in Sioux City, Iowa, where he served as spokesman for the college's institutional 8 In talking with the New Kensington, Pa., native, be needs, in addition to sharing responsibility for policy, prepared for the conversation to include tidbits long-range planning, budget and personnel. about upgrading athletic facilities, about usage of those facilities, about recruiting, camps, the funding of all teams, about Dr. Agnese is the recipient of numerous professional U eligibility of athletes, and on and on and on. and civic honors. He was recognized for his many contributions to higher education in San Antonio when he was chosen as the recipient of the Plus, he currently is serving as chairman of the Heartland Conference Ford Salute to Education Lifetime Achievement Award in 2006. I athletic directors council. A past board member of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and W And, in the spring of 2004, he was a point person is the implementation of Universities, Dr. Agnese also is a former Chairman of the Partnership for changing the Incarnate Word mascot from Crusaders to Cardinals, a Hope, a Rockefeller Foundation poverty project. process which is on-going. He has served as Chairman of the North San Antonio Chamber of In fact, it was volleyball which brought him to UIW in the fall of 1995 as Commerce, and as Vice Chairman of the Hispanic Chamber of C the team's assistant coach. Commerce of San Antonio. Dr. Agnese currently is a board member of Adelante!-U.S. Education Leadership Fund, and serves on the executive A In 1996 as the interim coach, Papich saw his Cardinals win 20 matches committee of the World Affairs Council of San Antonio. for the first time in four years. Then came 1997 when Incarnate Word R won a school record 31 matches and tied for the old Heart of Texas A native of New York City, Dr. Agnese is married and has two grown chil- Conference title. UiW also won the NAIA Southwest Regional tournament dren. and advancing to the national championships for the first time ever. D Dr. Agnese holds the Ph.D. in Counselor Education from the University of The American Volleyball Coaches Association named Papich the Pittsburgh. In addition, he has a Master's of Education in Counseling and I Tachikara Region Coach of the Year. That honor from his fellow coaches an Education Specialist Degree in Supervision of Counseling Services, came on top of his being named NAIA Southwest Region Coach of the both from Gannon University in Erie, PA. He also has a Bachelor's of Art N Year as well as the Heart of Texas Conference Coach of the Year. in History and Psychology from St. Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City, KS. Papich holds a bachelor of science degree in industrial design from the A University of Cincinnati. L S ALICE P. MCDERMOTT CONVOCATION CENTER Is there a homecourt advantage in collegiate basketball? At the University of the Incarnate Word? Let's check the numbers. A focal point for the University's athletic complex, the building will B seat 2,000 spectators for basketball and volleyball, including four The Alice P. McDermott Convocation Center opened on the UIW rows of theater-style chair seats. There is office space for the campus in the fall of 1989. Since that time, the Cardinals have men's and women's basketball coaches and the volleyball coach A played 265 games in the building named for the late Alice as well as work space for their complete staffs. McDermott, a longtime supporter of education in San Antonio and S South Texas. On the west end of the Center, there are four locker rooms, a training room, and a fully-equipped weight training room. K Of those 265 games, the Cardinals have won 197 (68 losses) for a successful percentage of .743. Cardinals opponents over the Over the years, the 27,000-foot building has welcomed events as E years must decide if Incarnate Word has a homecourt advantage. part of the XXIII AAU Junior Olympics, the United States Olympic Festival, plus dozens of other events in the sporting world. Y In terms of winning strings in the McDermott Center, they are Recently, the McDermott Center has served as the practice facili- multiple. The most significant of those began January 17, 1998, ty for the 1999 and 2003 world champion San Antonio Spurs bas- B when the Cardinals defeated St. Edward's by 85-60. That was ketball team. Plus, San Antonio's entry in the WNBA, the Silver the first of 16 straight homecourt victories, a string which ended Stars, have conducted training camps here. A on January 20, 1999, in a 63-62 loss to Texas Wesleyan. Hanging on the south wall are the banners detailing exactly how L Opponents must have known something was in the making when well the Cardinals have done over the years including their the building was opened in mid-November of 1989 and Incarnate records and their trips to the national tournament. And if that L Word won the first three games played there. Concordia weren't enough, the women Cardinals basketball team recently Lutheran out of Austin was the first team to visit the facility and has hung banners outlining their successes and adding to the the Tornados dropped a 86-64 decision to UIW. concept of homecourt advantage. follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics SAN ANTONIO AND CARDINALS SPONSORS 7 SAN ANTONIO BY THE NUMBERS ACTIVE BASKETBALL PROGRAMS ALWAYS HAVE SPECIAL PERSONS 0 2.5 INVOLVED AND UIW IS NO EXCEPTION. Miles along the San Antonio Paseo del Rio (Riverwalk) 7 4 The following individuals and companies have made a state- World titles won by teams from San Antonio-- - NBA in 1999, 2003, 2005, 2007 by the Spurs ment about their passion for Cardinals basketball. 4 0 Professional teams in San Antonio--NBA Spurs, AA baseball Missions, All-State Real Estate Stampede ice hockey club, WNBA Silver Stars Buechler Properties, L.P., Mike Buechler Capital Group 8 5 Jason’s Deli Military Jim’s installations Kiobassa in San O’Reilly’s Auto Parts Antonio Pella Windows and Doors U including Schlitterbahn Fort Sam Southwestern Muffler, Lynn Goestecnik I Houston, 5th US Army headquar- W ters, and THE FOLLOWING SAN ANTONIO AREA BUSINESSES ARE four US Air Force Bases ARDENT SUPPORTERS OF CARDINALS BASKETBALL . 6 C Flags which have flown over San Antonio--French, Spanish, Mexican, ALL THE CARDINALS URGE THEIR FANS TO SUPP0RT THOSE Texan, Confederate, United States WHO SUPPORT BASKETBALL AT UIW. A 7 Number of four-year colleges and universities in San Antonio Alamo Café R 8 Alamo Iron Works, Bill Bel San Antonio’s rank in population among US cities Awards Plus D 16 Barn Door Restaurant Museums located in San Antonio Baseball Express I 20 Bombay Bicycle Club Yearly average days in San Antonio when temperature Broadway 50-50 dips below 32 degees Cheesy Jane’s N 48 Chester’s Golf courses in San Antonio Chris Madrid’s A 69.9 Chuy’s Average daily temperature in San Antonio Circle Electric L 150 Coastal Awards and Ribbons Miles from San Antonio to both the Coca-Cola S Texas Gulf Coast and to the Mexican border Cody Harris Photography 311 Double Dave’s Miles from San Antonio to Louisiana state line via I-10 Earl Abel’s 368.6 Economy TV Repair and Service B Square miles inside San Antonio city limits Excel Benefits, Mike Beagley 558 George Vera Insurance, Gerald Adams A Miles from San Antonio to New Mexico state line via I-10 Good Time Charlie’s 680 Goombas S Feet to the top of the Tower of the Americas Great Clips Hungry Horse 1599 K Josephine Street Café Miles from San Antonio to the Canadian border via I-35 LJP Leasing 1600 E Lydia Gonzalez Dentistry Miles from San Antonio to Washington D. C. Magnolia Pancake Haus 1718 Y McDonald’s Mission San Antonio de Valero (The Alamo) Panchito’s and a presidio (fort) established as beginnings of San Antonio Papa John’s B 1836 Raffles, Gair Allie The year of the Battle of the Alamo and the year Texas A became an independent Republic River City Federal Credit Union SARMA 1845 Smithprint L The year Texas agreed to be annexed into the United States of America Snow White Cleaners Tomatillo’s / La Fogata L 1,271,700 Wells Fargo 2006 population of San Antonio follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 8 COACH KEN BURMEISTER
season. After that, he coached one year as the interim at Trinity University in San Antonio where his team went 16-9 and won two tourna- It truly was a starting over moment ments during the season. In addition to his 0 when Ken Burmeister accepted the head jobs, Burmeister has worked 14 years as basketball head coaching position at a collegiate assistant coach including stops at Incarnate Word. It was a time of 7 the University of Texas / Arlington, University of renewal for Burmeister who had not Iowa, University of Arizona and DePaul coached in seven long years. And, it University. His efforts at those institutions were - had to be a time of regeneration for to be benefit of a who’s who among basketball the Cardinals who had not won a sin- coaches including the legendary Lute Olsen at 0 gle conference game the year before both Iowa and Arizona and with the fabled and finished dead last in the Myers family at DePaul. 8 Heartland. While keeping his hand in basketball, So, as the winner of more than 100 Burmeister for the past six years has worked in basketball games at the collegiate San Antonio as an account executive principally level, Burmeister returned to the profession he in the field of media and internet advertising. U loves as the Incarnate Word coach. Coach Burmeister’s Burmeister’s appointment was announced the I Professional Players first week of May, 2006. recruited/ coached W NBA Burmeister revels in coaching basketball and Name Team that is something he had not been able to do for PERSONAL Anthony Cook Milwaukee Bucks a while. However he never quit talking the Ken Burmeister Brad Lohaus Miami Heat game, he never lost his myriad of hoops con- Born June 3, 1947 Sean Elliott San Antonio Spurs tacts, and he not once ceased attending games, Hometown Twin Lakes, Wisc. C Steve Kerr San Antonio Spurs seminars and clinics. This is his passion. Education Graduate Bobby Hansen Chicago Bulls – Radio St. Bonaventure HS Jud Buechler Chicago Bulls Twin Lakes, Wisc. Stephen Howard Utah Jazz And all that wrapped together paid immediate A Ronnie Lester L.A. Lakers / Scout dividends for UIW as the Cardinals finished with BA, Physical Education Greg Stokes Philadelphia 76ers a season mark of 18-11 including three wins St. Mary’s University, 1970 R Tom Tolbert Miami Heat over crosstown rival St. Mary’s. At season’s M.Edu., Pete Williams Denver Nuggets/Europe end, with the second seed in the brand new Northern Arizona University, 1973 D Howard Nathan Philadelphia 76ers Heartland Conference championship tourna- Family Wife Brenda NBA First Round Draft Picks ment, Burmeister’s Cardinals won their way to Children Amanda (14), Sam (12) Name Team the final game. I Anthony Cook Detroit Pistons Ronnie Lester Chicago Bulls CAREER Sean Elliott San Antonio Spurs From the Incarnate Word angle, the program Assistant Coach Tex/Arlington, 1976-1979 N (John Wooden Award, needed a jump start, quickly, and Burmeister Assistant Coach Iowa, 1979-1983 College Player of Year) with all his acquaintances and friends in the Assistant Coach Arizona, 1983-1986 A National N.B.A. TV Announcers business was a natural fit. At the announce- Head Coach Tex/San Antonio, 1986-1990 Steve Kerr, Sean Elliot, Tom Tolbert ment of his hiring, UIW Athletic Director Mark Assistant Coach DePaul, 1990-1994 Other Professional Players Papich said “we knew that over the course of Head Coach Loyola (Ill), 1994-1998 L Name Team his career he had a proven record of success in Head Coach Trinity (Texas), 1998-1999 Kenny Arnold Former Coach tough situations. He possesses an infectious, David Booth CBA Account Executive San Antonio, 1998-2006 S Kevin Boyle NBA/CBA positive, energy level which will be instrumental Head Coach Incarnate Word, 2006- Vince Brookins Detroit Pistons in his being successful at UIW.” Steve Carfino Australia HEAD COACHING RECORD Eric Cooper CBA In collegiate basketball, landing a job in May is 1986-1987 Texas/San Antonio, 13-15 Albert Culton Harlem Globetrotters way late in the crucial area of recruiting. Coach 1987-1988 Texas/San Antonio, 22-9 B Joe Darnee Brazil Burmeister and his staff hit the road and pro- 1988-1989 Texas/San Antonio, 15-13 Joe Daugherty Sweden duced a group of seven new players. Jerry Denard Australia 1989-1990 Texas/San Antonio, 22-7 A Mike Eversely Europe 1994-1995 Loyola University, 5-22 And all the while they were running summer Kris Hill Europe 1995-1996 Loyola University, 8-19 camps, helping to coordinate a coach’s clinic on Tom Kleinshmidt CBA/ Japan 1996-1997 Loyola University, 12-15 S Steve Kraficin NBA campus, arranging a playing schedule for the 1997-1998 Loyola University, 15-15 Clarance McGee Europe year and talking to business community about 1998-1999 Trinity University, 16-9 K Lennell Moore England financial support of the Cardinals. Michael Payne NBA/Europe 2006-2007 Incarnate Word, 18-11 Bernie Salthe Spain 10 Years 146-135, .520 E Ed Smith NBA/Europe Over the course of more than 30 years in colle- giate basketball, Burmeister has been a head Jeff Stern CBA POST-SEASONS coach at three schools. His first head job was Morgan Taylor Brazil 1988 Texas/San Antonio, NCAA D-I T Steve Waite NBA at the University of Texas / San Antonio where First Round, Lost to Illinois, 81-72 Bruce Wheatley CBA his four-year mark was 72-44 and included one 2007 Incarnate Word, B JaJa Richards Europe trip to the NCAA Division I National Heartland Conference Tournament Earl Brown Europe Championships. That 1988 team finished 22-9 Damien McSwine Europe Runnerup, L to St. Edward’s, 85-73 A Yann Barbitch France before losing to Illinois in the first round. Matt Jung China Burmeister’s second head job was at Loyola of Chris Williams Europe Chicago and gave him the opportunity to relo- MILESTONES L Derek Molis IBL cate to his home territory of the upper Midwest. Overall Record / Years 146-135 (10 Years) Javan Goodman Europe 50th Win UTSA 95, Stetson (Fla) 88 (2OT), L Professional Baseball Starting almost from scratch at Loyola, he 2/16/89 Kenny Lofton Cleveland Indians moved his teams from a measly five wins the 100th Win Loyola (Ill) 81, Drake 61, first year to a break even record in the fourth 11/25/97 follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics CARDINALS STAFF 9
SAL CERVANTES PRINCE JOHNSON GRADUATE ASSISTANT ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH JAVASSE KEARNEY 0 ATHLETIC TRAINER After a year’s hiatus, ASSISTANT Prince Johnson is in 7 his second year of COACH Sal Cervantes received being back with the - his bachelor’s degree Cardinals coaching in athletic training from staff. Now into his second Incarnate Word in the year as a staff person 0 spring of 2006 and Previously, he had put for Cardinals basket- immediately accepted in four seasons as a ball, he continues to 8 a position as a gradu- member of the staff at gather knowledge and ate assistant in the Incarnate Word. Prior information from the UIW athletic training to that he had completed his bachelor’s coaching side of Incarnate Word basket- department while work- degree in education in the summer of ball after playing her as an undergraduate. U ing for his master’s degree. 2001. Javasse Kearney came to UIW as an I A native of San Antonio and a product of A native of Lexington, Ky., Johnson played unheralded freshman and by his senior Highlands High School, he is a member of two years with Incarnate Word finishing his year he was a starter in 25 of his 27 W the National Athletic Training Association eligibility in the spring of 2000. Over those games played averaging nearly 30 min- (NATA). Twice at Incarnate Word, he two campaigns, he started 47 of his 53 utes a night. Over his four years with received the PACE Award (Peer games. In 1999, his junior year, UIW UIW, his teams posted a cumulative mark Assistance Clinical Excellence). advanced to the Elite Eight of the NAIA of 77-33 including that 2002 trip to the C National Tournament. He shot an NCAA D-II Midwest Regional semi-finals. During his tour as a graduate assistant, he astounding .667 from the field setting a A will continue to work with the women’s school record. That team was voted num- A native of San Antonio and a product of soccer team, men’s basketball and in the ber one in the national. Cole High School, he earned his Incarnate spring with the track and field Cardinals. Word degree in physical education. R He graduated from Lexington’s Tates D During his time off, he is into music and Creek High School and then played two working out, and he says he can get excit- years at Texas’ Jacksonville Baptist JC. In ed about trips out of the city, and like all high school, he was named one of the top I athletic trainers, a weekend off to relax. five players in Kentucky and he was all- state while playing for a championship N football team. A L S
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C A R D 2007-2008 CARDINALS ROSTER NO PLAYER POS HT WT CLASS HOMETOWN (SCHOOL) I 1 Chris Patterson G 6-4 180 JR Baytown (Sterling; Lee JC) N 3 Reza Masomi G 5-8 162 FR San Antonio (Lee) 4 Mark Politte G 6-0 165 FR Houston (Washington) A 5 Pierce Caldwell G 6-3 190 SO San Antonio (Marshall) L 11 Eric Nuncio G 5-9 170 JR San Antonio (Taft; Angelina JC) 15 Lawrence Bailey G 6-0 165 FR San Antonio (Judson) S 20 Garrett Bell G 6-7 210 JR San Antonio (Reagan) *21 Jawan Bailey F 6-7 205 SR San Antonio (Clemens; McLennan JC; St. Mary’s) 32 Isaiah Bryant F 6-8 225 SR Riverside, Calif. (North;San Bernardino Valley JC) B 33 Tracy Robinson F 6-6 210 FR San Antonio (Sam Houston) 42 Christian Weddborn C 6-7 260 JR La Ceiba, Honduras (Arlington, Tx., Bowie; A Navarro JC) S 43 Cameron Teague F 6-6 220 SR Corpus Christi (Ray; Texas A&M / Corpus Christi)
K * Transfer Redshirt E Coach: Ken Burmeister T Associate Head Coach: Prince Johnson B Assistant Coach: Javasse Kearney Student Assistant: Brian Curtis A Athletic Trainer: B. J. Lough L L
follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics PATTERSON AND MASONI 13 NO. 1 NO. 3 CHRIS PATTERSON REZA MASOMI 0 JUNIOR FORWARD FRESHMAN GUARD 7 6-5 5-8 180 165 - HIGHLANDS, TEXAS SAN ANTONIO 0 BAYTOWN LEE HS 8 STERLING HS BIRTH: 7/3/82 LEE COLLEGE MAJOR: KINESIOLOGY BIRTH: 1/6/86 U CAREER MAJOR: SPORTS -- After high school he served 4 years in the US Navy I MANAGEMENT earning the rank of E-5 -- His home port was Washington W LEE COLLEGE state, his aircraft carrier -- His coach was Roy was the USS Carl Vinson Champagne CVN 70 -- His 2006-2007 team reached -- He was an airplane director the regional semi’s with responsibilities for a C and he averaged 12.0 squad of 15 and one-third -- For the year he shot 44 of the carrier’s aircraft A per cent from the floor, -- He was one of the youngest 33 per cent on 3’s ever to receive ratings of R -- He led the team with 76 Aviation Air Specialist and per cent at the line Aviation Surface Specialist -- He averaged 11.3 points -- In 2003 he was named the D playing in all 21 games number one sailor from among 5,000 on the USS I Vinson through a series of HIGH SCHOOL examinations -- His coach was Sam Priest -- In 2003 he played on the All-Navy enlisted basketball team N -- As a senior he was -- He received an honorable discharge in 2004 all-district and co-MVP of the district -- He then coached basketball at San Antonio’s Home Court A -- He was his team’s MVP America and took course work at San Antonio College -- He was the offensive player of the year -- As a junior he was 2nd team all-district HIGH SCHOOL L -- His coach was Bruce Meller -- As a senior he was honorable mention all-district PERSONAL S -- His teammate was Jason Gant, UIW’s 06-07 Male Athlete of the Year -- His mother is Minnie Collins -- His siblings are Danette, Brian, Terrence PERSONAL -- He wants to play professionally and continue his education -- His mother is Minaz Shariati -- One of his goals is community service back home -- His sister is Asal -- He says his iPod has it all, music, movies, TV shows -- Someday he wants his own fitness facility B -- His greatest talent is performing magic -- His goals are to help young people improve their life’s attitudes -- On TV he watches Saved by the Bell, BET, comedy, action movies and in their sports A -- He cheers for the basketball Rockets -- He played the viola for seven years and also the piano -- His perfect meal is steak, mashed potatoes with gravy, -- On TV he watches Sports Center and news shows S corn, green beans -- He is passionate about fitness -- He thinks Carl Lewis and Neil Armstrong are the greatest athletes -- He cheers for the basketball Spurs, the football Cowboys and -- Some say his twin is Trey Songz the US national teams K -- He would like to meet Tracy McGrady -- The perfect meal is Persian food and shish kabob -- His sports moment was when McGrady scored 13 points in 1:30 -- The greatest athlete ever is Michael Jordan who has affected E -- He would vacation in France Reza’s passion for basketball -- He and his friends most often quote the movie “Norbit” -- If he has a twin somewhere it would be the boxer Y -- His cell phone wallpaper is a photo of downtown Dallas Prince Naseem Hammel -- He began basketball in the sixth grade when invited -- His sports moment was making a three-pointer to win a game to play for the school team his high school junior year B -- His second best sport is football -- He would vacation right now in Egypt -- A little know fact is he can move his nose without using his hands -- He and his friends most often quote the movie “Ricky Bobehhh” A -- Call him “CP” -- He began basketball at age 12 when he came to the United States from Iran; before that he played soccer -- His second best sport would be soccer or maybe football L -- He speaks Farsi and German in addition to English -- A little known fact is he is a perfectionist L
follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 14 POLITTE AND CALDWELL NO. 4 NO. 5 0 MARK POLITTE PIERCE CALDWELL 7 FRESHMAN GUARD SOPHOMORE GUARD 6-3 - 188 0 6-2 SAN ANTONIO 8 160 MARSHALL HS HOUSTON BIRTH: 4/2/88 WASHINGTON HS MAJOR: KINESIOLOGY U BIRTH: 3/28/89 MAJOR: 2006-2007 I -- Heartland Conference KINESIOLOGY Freshman of the Year -- Led in scoring 5 times with W a career 23 twice -- Led in assists 3 times with a career 6 vs Dallas Bapt. 1/11/07 C -- He started 19 of 29 games -- In the Heartland he was 13th HIGH SCHOOL in pts, 3rd in 3PT pct. , A -- His coach was Clarence 11th in minutes played Stubblefield -- He led the Heartland with his R -- He was all-state as a 78 three’s made -- He set UIW season marks senior D with 78 3FG and -- He was the district MVP 175 3FGA -- He was first team -- Twice he made 7 three’s in a I all-district game, 1/8/07 at Dallas Baptist and 2/1/07 vs N Montana State / Billings -- He had a rare 4-point play 1/4/07 vs UTPB to insure the win PERSONAL A HIGH SCHOOL -- His mother is Veronica Perry -- His coach was Terry Morris -- His siblings are Dameion McQueen, Na’arah Perry -- He was all-region as a senior averaging 18.3 points L -- He wants to be a coach -- Twice he was all-district -- Lil Wayne is on his iPod -- As a senior he was on two all-tournament teams S -- He cheers for the basketball Cavs -- As a senior he played in a citywide all-star game -- His perfect meal is a McDonald’s number one PERSONAL -- He says Lebron James is the greatest athlete -- His mother is Valerie Courtney -- Some say his twin is Denzel Washington -- His siblings are Ryan, Shawn, Shantel -- He would like to meet Lebron James -- Father Ronnie and uncle Cougar played pro baseball, cousin B David Caldwell played for the Cowboys -- His sports moment was James blocking a Kobe Bryant shot -- He would like to play pro basketball A -- He would vacation in Hawaii -- On his iPod are Lil Wayne and Texas rap -- He and his friends most often quote the movie “Friday” -- On TV he watches Fresh Prince, the Wayans Brothers, S -- He began basketball at age seven with his uncle Cops, all sports -- His second best sport is football -- He cheers for the basketball Spurs and football Cowboys -- A little known fact is he is not a Kobe Bryant fan -- His perfect meal is lasagna, garlic bread, salad K -- He thinks Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete -- Some say he looks like Jordan Farmer E -- He would like to meet Stacy Dash and ask her to marry him -- His sports moment was the four-point play against UTPB Y -- He would vacation somewhere tropical -- He and his friends most often quote the movie “Friday” -- His cell phone wallpaper is a picture of his mom B -- He started basketball at age 5 with his brother Ryan -- His second best sport is football as a quarterback A PIERCE’S UIW STATS TIME 2-PT 3-PT FTS L YEAR GP-GS MIN-A FGM-A PCT. FGM-A PCT. FTM-A PCT. 06-07 29-19 844-29.1 106-248 .427 78-175 .446 46-59 .780 L REBS FLOOR PLAY SCORING OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF-FO ASST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. HI 25 58 83 2.9 47-0 47 36 2 9 336 11.6 23 follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics NUNCIO AND LAWRENCE BAILEY 15 NO. 11 NO. 15 ERIC NUNCIO LAWRENCE BAILEY 0 JUNIOR GUARD FRESHMAN GUARD 7 - 5-9 6-0 0 175 165 8 SAN ANTONIO UNIVERSAL CITY, TAFT HS TEXAS ANGELINA JC JUDSON HS U Birth: 1/2/86 BIRTH: 5/27/89 I MAJOR: BUSINESS MAJOR: SPORTS MARKETING MANAGEMENT W
HIGH SCHOOL -- His coach was Mike Wacker C -- He was honorable mention all-district 2006-2007 -- He was on the South Padre A -- He was at Angelina JC but all-tournament team played in exhibition games only R PERSONAL -- His mother is Tashai Pogue CAREER D -- His siblings are Trevar, -- He began his college career at Trishston, Ashly UIW in 2005 -- His ambition is to be an NBA I -- He was in three games with general manager the Cardinals -- His iPod has J. Holiday in N R&B and 50 Cent in hip-hop A HIGH SCHOOL -- Back in middle school he played the baritone -- His coach was Mike Osterman -- On TV he watches ESPN and NBA TV -- He was a McDonald’s All-American nominee -- His passions involve sports and winning L -- He was ranked among the nation’s top 300 players -- He cheers for the basketball Nuggets -- He was all-city and all-region -- His perfect meal is enchiladas with rice and beans S -- Two years he was the team captain -- He thinks Allen Iverson is the greatest athlete -- If he met Iverson he would say “you wanna play?” PERSONAL -- If he has a twin somewhere he is Chris Brown -- His mother is Lisa Nuncio-Perez; his grandfather is Pedro F. Nuncio -- His favorite sports moment was when Vince Carter dunked -- His siblings are Greg, Nick, Josh, Matthew, Kesia, Katrina, over a 7-foot player B Erika, Sirena -- He would vacation right now in Miami -- On his iPod is Carter 3 and Life by Z-ro -- He began basketball at age 5 when his stepfather took him A -- He cheers for the basketball Spurs to the gym -- His perfect meal is brisket, mashed potatoes and beans at Rib House -- His second best sport is football S -- He thinks Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete -- A little known fact is he sings and listens to love songs -- If he has a twin some say he is Tyson Beckford and some say Brad Pitt K -- His sports memory is a high school six-overtime win over Reagan HS -- He would vacation in Brazil E -- He and his friends are likely to quote the movie “Belly” -- He began basketball at age six when his older brother outplayed him Y -- His second best sport is football -- A little known fact is he is stronger than he seems -- Call him “EZ” B A ERIC’S UIW STATS YEAR GP-GS MIN-A FGM-A PCT. FGM-A PCT. FTM-A PCT. L 05-06 3-0 19-6.3 0-3 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF-DQ ASST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. HI 1 1 2 0.7 2-0 0 1 0 2 0 0.0 0 L
follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 16 BELL AND JAWAN BAILEY NO. 20 NO. 21 0 GARRETT BELL JAWAN BAILEY 7 JUNIOR FORWARD SENIOR CENTER 6-7 6-9 - 210 208 0 SAN ANTONIO CIBOLO, TEXAS 8 REAGAN HS CLEMENS HS BIRTH: 5/18/87 McLENNAN JC MAJOR: BUSINESS ST. MARY’S U. 2006-2007 BIRTH: 1/15/83 U -- Heartland President’s Honor Roll (3.5+ GPA) MAJOR: Kinesiology I -- He is on the UIW Student- Athlete Advisory Committee W -- He was in all 29 games -- His .957 at the line led the team -- His high 12 points were 1/6/07 2006-2007 vs Oklahoma Panhandle -- He played in all 27 games at -- Seven times he has his season St. Mary’s C high three rebounds -- He led the team in rebounds CAREER (5.3rpg) and blocks A -- Both years he has been (1.4 bpg) Heartland President’s -- His 8.5 points a game were R Honor Roll third -- Both years he has been UIW -- He shot .479 from the field Student-Athlete Advisory including .391 on 3’s D Committee -- He led the team 3 times in -- His career 17 points were scoring with a high 19 I 12/30/05 vs Trinity Christian vs TAMUI on 2/17 -- His career high 5 rebounds -- He had a high 12 reboun were 1/20/06 vs St. Ed’s 1/6/07 vs UTPB and N led the team 9 times HIGH SCHOOL -- His coach was Jimmy Littleton A -- He was first team all-state as a senior CAREER -- As a senior he also was all-region, all-district -- He is a transfer redshirt for 2007-2008 at UIW L -- He was the District 26-5A MVP -- He played at McLennan JC and his 2004-2005 team -- He was on the San Antonio Super Team won the conference S -- He was academic all-state PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL -- His parents are Darlene and Bill Bell; his younger sister is Emily -- At Clemens he was the defensive player of the year as a senior -- His uncle Gary Bell played with the Red Sox and Indians -- That team reached the regional tournament -- His iPod has everything from AC/DC to Ziggy Marley B -- His greatest talent is Mario Kart 64 PERSONAL -- On TV he watches Entourage -- His parents are Sharon and John Bailey A -- He cheers for the basketball Mavericks -- His brothers are John and Justin -- The perfect meal is Luby’s fried fish, mac and cheese, fried okra -- His father John played basketball at Long Island University -- He thinks the greatest athlete is Lance Armstrong and then professionally in France S -- If he has a twin he might be Gerard Butler-Leonidas from 300 -- One day Jawan too would like to play overseas -- He would like to meet Keira Knightley -- He also wants to coach basketball K -- His athletic moment is from a state tournament game in high school -- His iPod has Lil Wayne and beating San Marcos in triple overtime -- He has a talent as a barber E -- He would vacation in Italy -- On TV he watches CSI -- He and his friends most often quote “Jay” and “Silent Bob” -- He cheers for the basketball Cavs -- His cell wallpaper--him on the Simpson’s couch holding Homer’s hand -- The perfect meal includes steak Y -- He began basketball at age seven at the invitation of a friend -- He says Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete -- A little known fact is he was a little fat kid -- He would like to meet Lebron James B GARRETT’S UIW STATS -- His sports memory was a game-winning dunk -- For a vacation he would be all over, Japan, Houston, Dallas, A YEAR GP-GS MIN-A FGM-A PCT. FGM-A PCT. FTM-A PCT. New York 05-06 22-4 418-19.0 31-101 .307 20-59 .339 19-25 .760 -- He and his friends are likely to quote the movie “Martin” 06-07 29-0 267-9.2 21-77 .273 10-41 .244 22-23 .957 -- He has played basketball almost since birth with his father L TOTALS 51-4 685-13.4 52-178 .292 30-100 .300 41-48 .854 -- His second best sport is football OFF DEF TOT AVG. PF-DQ ASST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. HI L 13 37 50 2.3 52-0 11 25 3 19 101 4.6 17 6 39 45 1.6 46-1 6 22 3 8 74 2.6 12 19 76 95 1.9 98-1 17 47 6 27 175 3.4 17 follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics BRYANT AND ROBINSON 17 NO. 32 NO. 33 ISAIAH BRYANT TRACY ROBINSON 0 SENIOR CENTER FRESHMAN FORWARD 7
6-8 6-6 - 225 210 0 RIVERSIDE, CALIF. SAN ANTONIO 8 NORTH HS SAM HOUSTON HS SAN BERNARDINO BIRTH: 10/27/87 VALLEY MAJOR: KINESIOLOGY U UTAH VALLEY STATE I BIRTH: 2/1/83 2006-2007 -- He was at UIW but redshirted W MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY the year with injuries
HIGH SCHOOL CAREER -- His coach was Wayne Dickey -- He spent a year at Utah -- As a senior he was all-city C Valley State but did not -- He also was all-region play because of injuries -- Three times he was first team A -- At San Bernardino Valley all-district College he was first -- He also played baseball team all-conference R -- At SBVC his team reached PERSONAL the final four in the state -- His father is Tracy Robinson Sr. D tournament -- His cousin Reggie Dunn plays -- There he was the only inside basketball at Langston I player in the top 10 in State 3-point shooting -- He wants to be a coach -- On his iPod is Slim Thug N HIGH SCHOOL -- On TV he watches ESPN -- His coach was Michael Bartee -- He cheers for the basketball Nuggets and Rockets A -- He played varsity basketball three years -- His perfect meal includes pizza -- He was all-league once -- He thinks Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete L -- He was on the academic honor roll -- He would like to meet Carmelo Anthony -- His sports moment comes from his high school team’s trip to the state tournament S PERSONAL -- He and his friends most often quote the movies “The Wood”, -- His father is William Bryant Sr. “Harlem Nights” and “Norbit” -- His older brother is William Jr. -- He got into basketball at age 8 when his football coach steered -- After graduation he will pursue a career in sports psychology to the game -- Before that he would like to play basketball internationally and travel B -- His second best sport is baseball -- On his iPod is 2-Pac, Snoop Dog, Kurupt and Daz -- A little known fact is he likes to play video games -- His greatest talent might be impersonations -- Call him “T-Rob” A -- On TV he watches Entourage -- He cheers for the basketball Lakers -- He thinks Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete S -- If he has a twin it is Toni Braxton -- He would like to meet Rick James and ask him about slapping K Charlie Murphy -- His sports moment is from a playoff series when he was 9-11 E from the field -- He would vacation on Bora Bora -- He and his friends most often quote the movie “40-Year Old Virgin” Y and the Dave Chappelle Show -- He began basketball as a high school freshman and loved B his first dunk -- His second best sport is baseball A -- A little known fact is he has been on his own since he was 16-years-old -- Call him “Zay” L L
follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 18 WEDDBORN AND TEAGUE NO. 42 NO. 43 0 CHRISTIAN WEDDBORN CAMERON TEAGUE 7 JUNIOR CENTER SENIOR FORWARD
- 6-8 6-6 0 260 222 8 LA CEIBA, HONDURAS CORPUS CHRISTI, ARLINGTON, TEXAS, TEXAS BOWIE HS RAY HS U NAVARRO JC TEXAS A&M / CORPUS I LIBERTY UNVERSITY CHRISTI BIRTH: 3/6/85 BIRTH: 11/24/85 W MAJOR: ENGINEERING MAJOR: UNDECLARED
2006-2007 2006-2007 C -- He was at Navarro JC and -- He played at Texas A&M / was in 19 games on a Corpus Christi A team which reached -- He was in 21 of 33 games for the regional tourna a team which advanced R ment finals to the NCAA tournament -- His averages were 0.5 points CAREER and 0.8 rebounds D -- He was at Liberty University for a year but did not CAREER I play -- He played two years at -- As a freshman at Navarro JC TAMUCC N he was in 20 games -- As a freshman there he was averaging 1.8 points in 15 games and averaged 1.7 points and 1.7 rebounds A and 2.3 rebounds -- He redshirted the 2004-2005 season at TAMUCC HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL L -- He played at Arlington, Texas, Bowie -- His coach was Sam Odoms -- His coach there was Allen Gratts -- His senior year team was 34-3 and he averaged 17 points, S 9 rebounds PERSONAL -- As a junior he was the district MVP -- His parents are Gladys and Robert Weddborn -- Two years he was all-state -- His siblings are Titi, Packeel, Ritza, Andrea, Kimberly, Kiara -- He played four years of varsity basketball -- His mother Gladys played basketball on the Honduras national team B -- He wants a master’s degree in civil engineering PERSONAL -- As an engineer he wants to build his own tourist resort -- His mother is Sonja Kendrick A -- On his iPod is music from salsa to hip hop -- His siblings are Camelle Teague and Coehn Kendrick -- His greatest talent is making friends -- On his iPod are Young Jezzy, Lil Wayne, T.I, Kanyawest S -- On TV he watches the Discovery and History channels -- On TV he watches ESPN and Family Guy and the National Geographic Channel -- He cheers for the basketball Lakers, football Chargers, -- He cheers from the Honduras national soccer team baseball Padres K -- He thinks Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete -- He thinks Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete -- He would like to meet Jesus and say thank you -- He would like to meet Laura London E -- He would vacation back home in Honduras -- His sports memory is scoring 28 points in a state championship game -- He began playing basketball at age 14 in Honduras -- He would vacation right now in Paris Y -- His second best sport is soccer -- He and his friends most often quote the movie “40-Year-Old Virgin” -- A little known fact is he speaks Spanish -- His second best sport is baseball B -- Call him “Honduras” A L L
follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics CARDINALS EXCITEMENT. E AIR IN TH .. IT’S 22 2006-2007 SCORES
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7 DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE RESULT RECORD CONF - November 4 Saturday at Rice (Exhibition) Houston L 64-49 0 10 Friday at Texas / Pan American Edinburg L 76-55 (Exhibition) 8 17-18 Fri-Sat at St. Edward’s Shootout Austin 17th: vs Alabama / Huntsville L 82-78 0-1 18th: vs Harding (Ark) W 79-70 1-1 21 Tuesday MIDWESTERN STATE McDermott Center L 75-73 OT 1-2 U 25 Saturday TEXAS A&M / KINGSVILLE McDermott Center L 67-63 1-3 December I 2 Saturday ANGELO STATE McDermott Center L 70-69 1-4 12 Tuesday at Angelo State San Angelo W 63-60 2-4 W 15 Friday SW ASSEMBLIES McDermott Center W 91-80 3-4 18 Monday at Texas A&M / Kingsville Kingsville L 83-73 3-5 30 Saturday CONCORDIA (Texas) McDermott Center L 89-85 3-6 C January 2 Tuesday HOUSTON BAPTIST McDermott Center L 80-67 3-7 A 4 Thursday TEXAS / PERMIAN BASIN McDermott Center W 71-65 4-7 6 Saturday OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE (x) McDermott Center W 76-69 5-7 1-0 R 8 Monday at Dallas Baptist (x) Dallas L 72-71 5-8 1-1 11 Thursday DALLAS BAPTIST (x) McDermott Center W 72-61 6-8 2-1 D 15 Monday at St. Mary’s (x) San Antonio W 96-94 (3OT) 7-8 3-1 18 Thursday at St. Edward’s (x) Austin L 64-60 7-9 3-2 I 20 Saturday at Texas A&M International Laredo W 58-54 8-9 25 Thursday at Lincoln (x) Jefferson City, Mo. W 70-65 9-9 4-2 N 27 Saturday at Montana State / Billings (x) Billings, Mont. W 82-62 10-9 5-2 28 Sunday at Montana State / Billings Billings, Mont. W 72-66 11-9 A February 2 Friday ST. MARY’S (x) McDermott Center W 70-68 12-9 6-2 L 8 Thursday LINCOLN (x) McDermott Center W 87-77 13-9 7-2 S 10 Saturday MONTANA STATE / BILLINGS (x) McDermott Center W 79-65 14-9 8-2 17 Saturday ST. EDWARD’S (x) McDermott Center L 66-61 14-10 8-3 19 Monday TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL McDermott Center W 64-54 15-10 22 Thursday at Texas / Permian Basin Odessa W 93-90 OT 16-10 B 24 Saturday at Oklahoma Panhandle (x) Goodwell, Okla. W 76-57 17-10 9-3 March A 2 & 3 Fri-Sat Heartland Conference Tournament Denton, Texas 2nd:#2 UIW vs #3 St. Mary’s W 68-65 18-10 S 3rd: #2 UIW vs #1 St. Edward’s L 85-73 18-11
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follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 24 ALL-TIME UIW JERSEY NUMBERS ALL-TIME 21 Jimmy Rehler, 87-88 JERSEY NUMBERS Jose Jimenez, 88-89 Rod Hall, 89-90, 90-91 33 Steve Constancio, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89 0 (Since 1986-1987) Van Price, 90-91 Mike Tackett, 89-90 1 Demareon Johnson, 05-06 Fabio Teixeira, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05 Greg Ingram, 89-90 Antario Williams, 05-06, 06-07 7 Chris Smith, 06-07 Tommy Nilson, 89-90 Bryan Toma, 90-91 22 Stanely Coleman, 87-88 3 Chris Olivares, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00, 00-01 David Ennis, 91-92 - David Ennis, 88-89, 89-90, 90-91 Jamar Love, 01-02, 02-03 Jair Grijalba, 92-93 Randy Henderson, 91-92, 92-93 Paul Connelly, 03-04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07 Russell Corley, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98 0 David Dick, 93-94 Scott Spradlin, 98-99 KaHarri Clopton, 97-98, 98-99 Chris Johnson, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03, 03-04 8 4 Van Price, 91-92, 92-93 John Fuller, 99-00 Terrell Theophile, 04—05 Gabe Isaac, 93-94 Ronnie Funari, 00-01 Mike Wells, 05-06 Kevin O'Neill, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97l, 97-98 Marcus Lee, 01-02, 02-03 Prince Johnson, 98-99, 99-00 Darnell Hale, 03-04, 04-05 34 Rich Cardenas, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90 Jonathan Cook, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03 Eric Tschannen, 05-06 Van Price, 90-91 U Thomas Onger, 03-04, 04-05 Mohamed Ibrahim, 06-07 Eric Nuncio, 05-06 Victor Molina, 91-92 Jorge Sanchez, 06-07 Ricky Rhodes, 94-95 I 23 Tripp Puhl, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90, 90-91 Breck Ross, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98, 98-99 Shawn Gilbert, 91-92, 92-93, 93-94, 94-95 Byran Shed, 99-00 5 Pat Durr, 91-92 Erick Kelley, 95-96, 96-97 Courtney Jackson, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03 W Matt Hogan, 92-93, 93-94 Roberto DeLuna, 97-98 Anthony Jackson, 03-04, 04-05 David Peavy, 94-95, 95-96 Derrick Lang, 00-01, 01-02 Calvin Williams, 96-97, 97-98 Aaron Mackey, 02-03 Cyrus Russell, 99-00 40 Charlie Opperman, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90 Chuck Smith, 03-04 Ray Peterson, 05-06 Shaun McCleary, 01-02 Demareon Johnson, 04-05 C D' Hudson, 02-03, 03-04 Stephen Shorter, 06-07 Shawn Moore, 04-05 24 Victor Gonzalez, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89 A Pierce Caldwell, 06-07 42 Ricky Rhodes, 93-94 Roland Baiza, 86-87, 89-90 Travis Tennison, 06-07 Matt Hogan, 90-91 10 James Smith, 87-88 R Clarence Grayer, 91-92 Alton Johnson, 89-90 Monto President, 94-95 43 Kevin Hights, 91-92 Kenny Watson, 91-92 Edward Armstrong, 96-97,97-98,98-99,99-00 Brad Freeman, 92-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96 D Shawn Parks, 92-93 Kyle Milson, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03, 03-04 Byran Shed, 98-99 Lee Hardy, 94-95, 95-96 Mike Wells, 04-05 Daryl Hamilton, 01-02 I Reid Gostecnik, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07 11 Rick Marthis, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90, 90-91 David Martel, 92-93 25 Steve Cartwright, 91-92 Matt Hogan, 91-92 N Jason Murphree, 94-95, 95-96 Clayton Hoyle, 92-93 44 Eric Brown, 96-97 Jeff Tompkins, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98, 98-99 Brandon Price, 95-96 A Leland Perry, 97-98 Jason Gast, 99-00 Lee Shawn Nailon, 98-99, 99-00 Steve Skopal, 00-01 Robert Hodge, 01-02, 02-03, 03-04 Emmanuel Amatosero, 04-05 L Jason Yerrington, 04-05 30 Todd Fullerton, 86-87, 87-88 Marcus Whitfield, 05-06, 06-07 Rob Douglas, 88-89 Tim Ostaszwski, 89-90 50 Curtis Crow, 93-94 S 12 Marcus Best, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90 Mike Tackett, 90-91, 91-92, 92-93 Chester Moore, 04-05 Earl Conaway, 93-94, 94-95 1986-1987 (no statistical proof these played) Corey Grays, 95-96 Mike Bowers Willie Bowers 13 Bryan Toma, 91-92 Brandon Price, 96-97 Robert Cantu Brett Mathena, 93-94 Quarry Johnson, 97-98, 98-99 B Paul Darden Andres Flores, 96-97 Robert Tovar, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03, 03-04 Allen Dye Mikyl Bradshaw, 05-06, 06-07 Ian Maddison, 04-05 A Allen Friedeck Wendell Herm 31 Roland Baiza, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89 14 Jose Jimenez, 87-88 Stephen McKinney S Victor Molina, 88-89, 89-90, 90-91 Steve Ganninger, 88-89, 89-90 Eddie Martin Steve Cartwright, 90-91 Jeff Medina K 15 Carlos Besneyrigollen, 97-98 Dan Peeples Steve Skopal, 98-99 32 Sean Sullivan, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89 George Perez E Shawn Ward, 99-00 Clarence Grayer, 89-90 Milton Potter Ricky Harris, 03-04 Eric Henderson, 90-91 Louis Rodriguez Reza Farahani, 06-07 Kenny Watson, 92-93, 93-94, 94-95 Billy Sims T Arnez Williams, 95-96, 96-97 John Weinheimer Deon Bullock, 98-99, 99-00 20 Mike Wilson, 87-88, 88-89 B Adam Mason, 00-01, 01-02 Jesse Robinson, 89-90, 90-91, 91-92, 92-93 Jason Gant, 06-07 Pat Acosta, 93-94 A Mike Sierra, 94-95, 95-96 Javasse Kearney, 00-01,01-02, 02-03, 03-04 L Garrett Bell, 05-06, 06-07 L
follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics POST-SEASON HONORS 25
1988-1989 1994-1995 2000-2001 All-Conference Mike Wilson NAIA All-America Kenny Watson (1st) All-Heartland Conference Derrick Lang Tripp Puhl Ricky Rhodes (HM) Heartland FR of Year Robert Tovar 1989-1990 Conference MVP Kenny Watson All-Thanksgiving Classic Derrick Lang 0 All-Conference Ricky Rhodes All-Bud Light Classic Adam Mason All-District Tripp Puhl Bo Conaway All-Howdy Honda Classic Derrick Lang All-Conference Tripp Puhl Conf. Acad. Excel. Jason Murphree Robert Tovar 7 Dist. Acad. Excellence Roland Baiza 1995-1996 Kyle Milson 1990-1991 NAIA All-America Russell Corley (3rd) 2001-2002 - Conf. Coach of Year Mel Barborak Brandon Price (HM) All-Heartland Conference Derrick Lang All-District Tripp Puhl All-Conference Russell Corley Jamar Love All-Conference Van Price Brandon Price Chris Johnson (2nd) 0 Tripp Puhl Arnez Williams Heartland Newcomer of Yr Jamar Love Jesse Robinson Conf. Acad. Excellence Kevin O’Neill Heartland Commissioner's Honor Roll 8 Dist. Acad. Excellence David Ennis Jason Murphree Jonathan Cook Matt Hogan David Peavy Thanksgiving Classic MVPDerrick Lang Victor Molina Jeff Tompkins All-Thanksgiving Classic Chris Johnson Tripp Puhl Corey Grays Bud Light Classic MVP Derrick Lang Rick Marthis Brandon Price All-Bud Light Classic Courtney Jackson Conf. Acad. Excellence David Ennis Michael Sierra Howdy Honda MVP Derrick Lang U Rick Marthis RANDY 1996-1997 All-Howdy Honda Classic Robert Tovar Victor Molina UIW Male Athlete of Year Jamar Love HENDERSON Tripp Puhl NAIA All-America Russell Corley (HM) I 2002-2003 UIW 1991-1992 All-Conference Russell Corley Calvin Williams Thanksgiving Classic MVPRobert Tovar Hall of Fame W All-District Van Price Conf. Acad. Excellence Corey Grays All-Thanksgiving Classic Robert Tovar Randy Henderson (2nd) Kevin O’Neill Courtney Jackson NAIA Kenny Watson (2nd) Jeff Tompkins All-Heartland Conference Robert Tovar ALL-AMERICAN All-Conference Randy Henderson 1997-1998 Jamar Love Van Price Chris Johnson (2) 1992, 1993 Kenny Watson NAIA All-America Calvin Williams (2) D' Hudson (HM) C Conf. Top Freshman Kenny Watson NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete Heartland Newcomer of Yr D' Hudson GTE Acad. All-Dist. Randy Henderson Jeff Tompkins Heartland Commissioner's Honor Roll A Dist. Acad. Excellence David Ennis All-Conference Calvin Williams Jonathan Cook Randy Henderson Edward Armstrong Matt Hogan Conf. Acad. Excellence Kevin O'Neill 2003-2004 R Victor Molina Jeff Tompkins Thanksgiving Classic Co-MVP Mark Tackett KaHarri Clopton Robert Tovar MIKE TACKETT Conf. Acad. Excellence David Ennis Roberto DeLuna D' Hudson D Randy Henderson Conf. Co-Coach of Year Danny Kaspar All-UIW / Papa John's Classic NAIA Scholar-Athlete Matt Hogan All-Thanksgiving Classic Russell Corley D' Hudson 1993 Victor Molina Calvin Williams All-Heartland Conf. Chris Johnson I Mark Tackett All-Bud Light Classic Kevin O'Neill Robert Tovar (2nd) 1992-1993 All-St. Mary's ClassicEdward Armstrong D' Hudson (HM) N 1998-1999 Anthony Jackson (HM) KENNY WATSON District Coach of Year Danny Kaspar Heartland FR of Year Paul Connolly NAIA All-America Randy Henderson(2) NAIA All-America Edw. Armstrong (HM) Heartland Commissioners' Honor Roll NAIA Kenny Watson (HM) NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete A Fabio Teixeiro 1994, 1995 Van Price (HM) Jeff Tompkins D' Hudson Dist. 4 Player of Yr Randy Henderson All-Conference Edward Armstrong L All-District Kenny Watson KaHarri Clopton 2004-2005 Van Price HOTC Defensive Player of Year All-Heartland Conf. Paul Connolly (HM) MATT HOGAN All-Conference Randy Henderson Edward Armstrong 2005-2006 S Van Price HOTC Coach of Year Danny Kaspar NAIA Scholar-Athlete Jesse Robinson Basketball Times Coach of Year All-Heartland Conf. Paul Connolly (HM) Emil S. Liston Award Matt Hogan Danny Kaspar Antario Williams (HM) 1994 GTE Acad. All-America Randy All-LaQuinta Classic Heartland President’s Honor Roll Henderson Edward Armstrong Garrett Bell B NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete Breck Ross Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll Randy Henderson All-Thanksgiving Classic Breck Ross Reid Gostecnik RUSSELL CORLEY Mark Tackett Quarry Johnson 2006-2007 NAIA A Dist. Acad. Excellence Mark Hogan All-Crusader Classic Quarry Johnson All-Heartland Conference Jason Gant 1996 Randy Henderson Jeff Tompkins Mikyl Bradshaw (2nd) S Mark Tackett UIW Male Athlete of Year Antario Williams (2nd) Conf. Acad. Excellence Matt Hogan KaHarri Clopton Paul Connolly (HM) Randy Henderson 1999-2000 Heartland Freshman of Year CALVIN WILLIAMS K Mark Tackett Pierce Caldwell All-Heartland Conference NAIA 1993-1994 Edward Armstrong Heartland President’s Honor Roll E NAIA All-America Kenny Watson (2nd) Lee Shawn Nailon Garrett Bell 1998 Ricky Rhodes (HM) Prince Johnson, Heartland Commissioner’s Honor Roll Conf. Coach of Year Danny Kaspar Jason Gast Reid Gostecnik T All-Conference Kenny Watson Heartland Freshman of Year JEFF THOMPKINS Ricky Rhodes Jason Gast NAIA All-America Scho-Athl NCAA D-II 3-PT Pct. LeaderJason Gast NAIA Scholar-Athlete B Matt Hogan All-Thanksgiving Classic 1998, 1999 GTE Academic All-District Matt Hogan Edward Armstrong A Conf. Acad. Excellence Matt Hogan Lee Shawn Nailon Ricky Rhodes All-Bud Light ClassicEdward Armstrong Bo Conaway UIW Male Athlete of the Year L Curtis Crow Edward Armstrong EDWARD ARMSTRONG David Dick NAIA Gabe Isaac L 1999
follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 26 ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL SCORING
NO PLAYER YEARS POINTS 73 Rick Marthis 1987-91 139 GAMES PLAYER YEARS GP 1 Kenny Watson 1991-95 2,243 Darnell Hale 2003-05 139 1 Kenny Watson 1991-95 122 2 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 1,595 75 John Fuller 1999-00 137 2 Jesse Robinson 1989-93 116 Breck Ross 1995-99 116 3 Sean Sullivan 1986-89 1,514 76 Eddie Martin 1986-87 130 0 Jeff Tompkins 1995-99 116 4 Jesse Robinson 1989-93 1,501 77 Cyrus Russell 1999-00 126 78 Shawn Moore 2004-05 124 5 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 115 7 5 Robert Tovar 2000-04 1,350 POINTS PLAYER YEARS PTS 6 Van Price 1990-93 1,348 79 Travis Tennison 2006-07 123 80 Scott Spradlin 1998-99 120 1 Kenny Watson 1991-95 2,243 7 Edward Armstrong 1996-00 1,274 2 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 1,595 81 Andres Flores 1996-97 117 - 8 Chris Johnson 2000-04 1,268 3 Sean Sullivan 1986-89 1,514 7 Randy Henderson 1991-93 1,096 Juan Valdez 2005-06 117 4 Jesse Robinson 1989-93 1,501 0 9 Russell Corley 1994-97 1,047 83 Leland Perry 1997-98 116 5 Robert Tovar 2000-04 1,350 10 Bo Conaway 1993-95 948 Marcus Whitfield 2005-07 116 AVG. PLAYER YEARS AVG. 8 11 Paul Caldwell 2003-07 933 85 Gabe Isaac 1993-94 104 1 Milton Potter 1986-87 23.2 12 Breck Ross 1995-99 926 86 Shawn Ward 1999-00 99 2 Kenny Watson 1991-95 18.4 3 Randy Henderson 1991-93 17.7 13 Charlie Oppermann 1987-90 925 87 Ray Peterson 2005-06 91 88 Marcus Lee 2001-03 90 4 Mike Wilson 1987-89 16.6 14 Mike Wilson 1987-89 915 Sean Sullivan 1986-89 16.6 15 Ricky Rhodes 1993-95 870 89 Clayton Hoyle 1992-93 76 Emmanuel Amatosero2004-05 76 FIG PLAYER YEARS FGM U 16 Calvin Williams 1996-98 820 1 Kenny Watson 1991-95 877 17 Derrick Lang 2000-02 791 91 Eric Brown 1996-97 75 2 Sean Sullivan 1986-89 628 I 18 Shawn Gilbert 1991-95 764 Robert Hodge 2001-04 75 3 Jesse Robinson 1989-93 564 19 Milton Potter 1986-87 745 93 Willie Bowers 1986-87 74 4 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 562 20 Brad Freeman 1992-96 744 94 Bryan Shed 1998-00 72 5 Chris Johnson 2000-04 493 W 21 Jamar Love 2001-03 735 95 Reid Gostecnik 2005-07 69 FG% PLAYER YEARS PCT. 22 Byran Toma 1990-92 678 96 Allen Friedeck 1986-87 67 1 Bo Conaway 1993-95 .636 23 Steve Constancio 1986-89 661 97 Shaun McCleary 2002-02 66 2 Prince Johnson 1998-00 .619 3 Ricky Rhodes 1993-95 .613 24 Mikyl Bradshaw 2005-07 658 98 Steve McKinney 1986-87 63 99 Shawn Parks 1992-93 62 4 Calvin Williams 1996-98 .587 25 Brandon Price 1995-97 651 5 Deon Bullock 1998-00 .586 C Lee Hardy 1994-96 62 26 Courtney Jackson 2000-03 624 3-PT FG PLAYER YEARS FGM 27 D’ Hudson 2002-04 609 101 Brett Mathena 1993-94 54 102 Roberto DeLuna 1997-98 52 1 Kenny Watson 1991-95 154 A 28 Chris Olivares 1997-01 603 2 Paul Connolly 2003-07 123 29 Arnez Williams 1995-97 596 103 David Martel 1992-93 51 3 Edward Armstrong 1996-00 115 R 30 Kevin O'Neill 1994-98 593 104 Mike Sierra 1994-96 50 4 Shawn Gilbert 1991-95 114 31 Jeff Tompkins 1995-99 560 105 Kevin Hights 1991-92 49 5 Jamar Love 2001-03 95 32 Quarry Johnson 1997-99 555 106 Mike Bowers 1986-87 45 3-PT FG% PLAYER YEARS PCT. D 33 Adam Mason 2000-02 538 107 Carlos Besneyrigollen 1997-98 43 1 Jason Gast 1999-00 .542 34 Mark Tackett 1989-93 536 108 Curtis Crow 1993-94 40 2 Pierce Caldwell 2006- .446 I 35 Antario Williams 2005-07 534 109 Clarence Grayer 1989-92 35 3 Jason Murphree 1994-96 .447 Jair Graijalba-Loboa 1992-93 35 David Peavy 1994-96 .447 36 Anthony Jackson 2003-05 506 5 Matt Hogan 1990-94 .437 37 Lee Shawn Nailon 1998-00 498 111 Howard Leake 2005-2006 32 N 112 Chuck Smith 2003-04 28 FT PLAYER YEARS FTM 38 KaHarri Clopton 1997-99 465 1 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 423 39 Marcus Best 1986-90 462 113 Alton Johnson 1989-90 24 A Mohamed Ibrahim 2006-07 24 2 Van Price 1990-93 337 40 Jason Gant 2006-07 449 3 Kenny Watson 1991-95 335 41 Wendell Herm 1986-87 447 115 Rob Douglas 1988-89 22 4 Robert Tovar 2000-04 303 L 42 Jason Murphree 1994-96 422 Reza Farahani 2006-07 22 5 Chris Johnson 2000-04 282 43 Demareon Johnson 2004-06 403 117 Greg Ingram 1989-90 21 5 Chris Johnson 2000-04 366 S 44 Prince Johnson 1998-00 376 118 Pat Acosta 1993-94 19 FT% PLAYER YEARS PCT. 45 Rod Hall 1989-90 374 Jose Jimenez 1987-89 19 1 Jamar Love 2001-03 .840 46 Deon Bullock 1998-00 354 120 Ronnie Funari 2000-01 13 2 Bryan Toma 1990-92 .836 47 Victor Gonzalez 1986-89 349 121 Billy Simms 1986-87 12 3 Sean Sullivan 1986-89 .786 122 Tommy Nilson 1989-90 10 4 Chris Johnson 2000-04 .770 48 Matt Hogan 1990-93 344 5 KaHarri Clopton 1997-99 .769 B Victor Molina 1988-92 344 123 Danny Peebles 1986-87 7 Dale Robinson 1986-87 7 REB PLAYER YEARS REBS 50 David Ennis 1988-92 343 1 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 832 51 PIERCE CALDWELL 2006- 336 125 Tom Ostaszewski 1989-90 4 A 126 Eric Henderson 1990-91 2 2 Chris Johnson 2000-04 789 52 Todd Fullerton 1986-88 329 3 Ricky Rhodes 1993-95 764 53 Erick Kelley 1995-97 297 Aaron Mackey 2002 2 4 Kenny Watson 1991-95 549 S 54 Kyle Milson 2000-04 290 Randy Sanchez 2002 2 5 Edward Armstrong 1996-00 511 55 Thomas Allen-Onger 2003-05 285 Jorge Sancez 2006-07 2 ASSTS PLAYER YEARS ASST K 56 David Dick 1993-94 269 130 Daryl Hamilton 2001-2002 1 1 Kenny Watson 1991-95 423 57 Jason Gast 1999-00 245 Jerrad Darty 2006 1 2 Chris Olivares 1997-01 342 58 Fabio Teixeira 2002-05 232 132 Eric Nuncio 2005 0 3 Paul Connolly 2003-07 289 E 4 Victor Molina 1988-92 277 59 Steve Skopal 98-99; 00-01 227 Eric Tschannen 2005 0 5 Ricky Rhodes 1993-95 272 60 Steve Ganninger 1988-90 219 Stephen Shorter 2006-07 0 T BLKS PLAYER YEARS BLKS 61 Richard Cardenas 1987-90 202 1 Charlie Opperman 1987-90 211 62 Jonathan Cook 2001-03 190 2 Chris Johnson 2000-04 105 B 63 Mike Wells 2004-06 189 3 Bo Conaway 1993-95 73 64 Javasse Kearney 2000-04 176 4 Randy Henderson 1991-93 50 A Chris Smith 2006-07 176 5 Kenny Watson 1991-95 42 66 GARRETT BELL 2005- 175 Robert Tovar 2000-04 42 67 Terrell Theophile 2004-05 174 STLS PLAYER YEARS STLS L 68 Steve Cartwright 1990-92 173 1 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 169 69 Roland Baiza 1986-90 164 2 Kenny Watson 1991-95 165 3 Shawn Gilbert 1991-95 136 L 70 David Peavy 1994-96 163 Robert Tovar 2000-04 136 71 Pat Durr 1990-92 149 5 Paul Connolly 2003-07 122 72 Monto President 1994-95 144 follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics UIW RECORD BOOK 27 --- INDIVIDUAL --- BLOCKED SHOTS POINTS CAREER 211 Charlie Oppermann 1987-90 SEASON 89 Charlie Oppermann 1987-88 CAREER 2,243 Kenny Watson 1991-95 GAME 7 Charlie Opperman 2/20/88 vs Texas Lutheran 0 SEASON 745 Milton Potter 1986-87 GAME 43 Kenny Watson 11/12/94 vs Huston-Tillotson GAMES PLAYED 7 AVERAGE CAREER 122 Kenny Watson 1991-95 CAREER 23.2 Milton Potter 1986-87 --- TEAM --- - SEASON 23.2 Milton Potter 1986-87 POINTS FIELD GOALS SEASON 2965 1986-87; 1994-95 0 CAREER 877 Kenny Watson 1991-95 SEASON AVG. 87.2 1986-87; 1994-95 SEASON 302 Milton Potter 1986-87 GAME 132 2/27/93 vs. Texas Wesleyan 8 GAME 17 Kenny Watson 11/12/94 vs Huston-Tillotson 2 TEAMS COMBO 247 2/27/93, UIW 132, Texas Wesleyan 115 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED UIW MARGIN 58 12/2/95, UIW 109, Ambassador 51 CAREER 1,663 Kenny Watson 1991-95 VICTORIES SEASON 680 Milton Potter 1986-87 MOST SEASON 28 1992-93; 1998-99 U GAME 25 Kenny Watson 1/29/94 vs St. Edward’s FEWEST SEASON 7 2004-2005 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE CONSECUTIVE 17 11/13/98 to 1/16/99 I CAREER .636 Bo Conaway 1993-95 CONSEC. LOSSES 8 1989-90, 2004-2005 SEASON .667 Prince Johnson (82-123) 1998-99 FIELD GOALS W GAME 1.000 Emmanuel Amatosero (9-9)12/20/04 vs So. Ark. SEASON 1,157 1986-87 3-POINT FIELD GOALS GAME 52 2/27/93 vs Texas Wesleyan CAREER 154 Kenny Watson 1991-95 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE C SEASON 78 Pierce Caldwell 2006-07 SEASON .549 (1,113-2,026), 1994-95 GAME 9 Shawn Gilbert 1/7/95 vs East Texas Baptist GAME .667 (36-54) 1/3/98 vs The Masters (Calif) A 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (26-39) 11/15/03 vs Central Oklahoma CAREER 419 Kenny Watson 1991-95 3-POINT FIELD GOALS R SEASON 175 Pierce Caldwell 2006-07 SEASON 182 2006-07 GAME 13 Pierce Caldwell 2/1/07 at Mont St / Billings GAME 16 1/7/95 vs East Texas Baptist D 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED CAREER .447 Jason Murphree (76-170) 1994-96 SEASON 467 2006-07 I SEASON .542 Jason Gast (39-72) 1999-2000 GAME 40 1/7/95 vs East Texas Baptist GAME 1.000 Edward Armstrong (4-4) 1/28/98 at St. Mary's 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE N Breck Ross (4-4) 11/23/98 vs Schreiner SEASON .412 1991-92 Jason Gast (4-4) 12/3/99 vs Drury GAME .667 (10-15) 2/5/00 vs Texas Lutheran A Derrick Lang (4-4) 11/24/00 vs Midwestern FREE THROWS FREE THROWS SEASON 566 1994-95 L CAREER 423 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 GAME 42 2/27/93 vs Texas Wesleyan SEASON 148 Van Price 1991-1992 S GAME 16 Tripp Puhl 11/21/89 vs Schreiner FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Van Price 12/7/91 vs Concordia SEASON 925 1994-95 CONSECUTIVE GAME 54 12/9/95 vs Houston Baptist 32 Van Price 1991-1992 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE B FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED SEASON .740 (501-677), 1991-92 CAREER 568 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 GAME .947 (18-19) 1/24/04 vs Oklahoma Panhandle A SEASON 237 Kenny Watson 1994-95 REBOUNDS GAME 20 Calvin Williams 3/17/98 vs Lindsey-Wilson SEASON 1,214 1994-95 S FREE THROW PERCENTAGE GAME 53 11/21/06 vs Midwestern State CAREER .840 Jamar Love (226-269) 2001-2003 ASSISTS K SEASON .902 Jamar Love (111-123) 2002-2003 SEASON 597 1992-93 GAME 1.000 Van Price (16-16) 12/7/91 vs Concordia GAME 34 1/7/95 vs East Texas Baptist E REBOUNDS TURNOVERS CAREER 832 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 SEASON 443 2006-07 Y SEASON 404 Ricky Rhodes 1994-95 GAME 29 12/13/03 vs Eastern New Mexico (4OT) GAME 22 Ricky Rhodes 11/17/93 vs Huston-Tillotson FEWEST SEASON 387 1998-99; 1999-00 B ASSISTS BLOCKS CAREER 423 Kenny Watson 1991-95 SEASON 79 2002-03 A SEASON 148 Ricky Rhodes 1994-95 GAME 8 2/20/88 vs Texas Lutheran GAME 15 Bryan Toma 2/26/91 vs Mary-Hardin Baylor 2/27/88 vs Texas Wesleyan L STEALS 12/13/03 vs Eastern New Mexico (4OT) CAREER 169 Tripp Puhl 1987-91 STEALS L SEASON 66 Jamar Love 2002-2003 SEASON 277 1991-92 GAME 8 Chris Olivares 1/1/01 vs Schreiner GAME 17 12/13/03 vs Eastern New Mexico (4OT) follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 28 RECORDS BY YEAR AND OPPONENTS Harding (Ark) 1 0 2006 Won 1 Houghton (NY) 1 0 1999 Won 1 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS Houston Baptist 15 1 2007 Lost 1 0 YEAR RECORD CONFERENCE COACH Howard Payne (Texas) 13 3 2001 Won 9 Huston-Tillotson (Texas) 18 2 2003 Won 5 1980-1981 Lee Williams Jarvis Christian (Texas) 6 0 1999 Won 6 7 1981-1982 Lee Williams Lawrence (Wisc) 1 0 2002 Won 1 1982-1983 5-19 James Harris Lincoln (Mo) 9 7 2007 Won 2 - 1983-1984 James Harris Lindenwood (Mo) 1 0 1993 Won 1 1984-1985 4-21 James Harris Lindsey Wilson (Ky) 1 0 1998 Won 1 0 1985-1986 8-17 Mel Barborak Louisiana Christian 1 0 1997 Won 1 1986-1987 21-13 Mel Barborak Loyola / Louisiana 1 0 2001 Won 1 Lubbock Christian (Texas) 3 1 1992 Won 2 1987-1988 14-14 3-7 Fifth Mel Barborak 8 Manhattan Christian (Kan) 1 0 2004 Won 1 1988-1989 15-14 3-7 Fourth Mel Barborak Mary-Hardin Baylor 13 9 1997 Won 3 1989-1990 13-17 1-9 Sixth Mel Barborak McMurry (Texas) 8 1 1997 Won 5 1990-1991 17-13 5-5 Third Mel Barborak Midwestern State (Texas) 10 5 2006 Lost 1 U 1991-1992 21-9 6-4 Third Danny Kaspar Minnesota State / Mankato 0 1 2003 Lost 1 1992-1993 28-4 8-2 First Danny Kaspar Missouri / Rolla 1 0 2002 Won 1 I 1993-1994 24-6 7-3 First Danny Kaspar Montana State / Billings 3 3 2007 Won 3 1994-1995 26-8 8-6 Third Danny Kaspar National Christian (Texas) 11 0 2002 Won 11 New Mexico Highlands 1 1 2005 Lost 1 1995-1996 20-9 11-3 First Danny Kaspar W Newman (Kan) 0 1 2004 Lost 1 1996-1997 25-4 14-2 Second Danny Kaspar Northwest Missouri 0 1 2002 Lost 1 1997-1998 26-5 12-2 T-First Danny Kaspar Notre de Namur (Calif) 1 0 2006 Won 1 1998-1999 28-2 9-1 First Danny Kaspar Oklahoma Baptist 0 1 1987 Lost 1 1999-2000 21-5 Danny Kaspar Oklahoma City 1 2 1998 Won 1 C 2000-2001 16-10 5-7 Fifth Al Grushkin Oklahoma Panhandle State 9 5 2007 Won 2 2001-2002 25-4 8-2 T First Al Grushkin Oklahoma Science and Arts 1 0 1998 Won 1 A 2002-2003 21-7 6-4 Third Al Grushkin Ouachita Baptist (Ark) 1 0 2002 Won 1 Paul Quinn 2 0 2004 Won 2 2003-2004 16-11 7-5 Fourth Al Grushkin Pt. Loma Nazarene (Calif) 1 1 1994 Lost 1 R 2004-2005 7-20 2-10 Sixth Al Grushkin Rockhurst (Mo) 5 6 2005 Lost 3 2005-2006 8-19 0-12 Seventh Al Grushkin Rollins (Fla) 1 0 2002 Won 1 D 2006-2007 18-11 9-3 2nd Tourn. Ken Burmeister Schreiner 30 6 2005 Won 22 27 YEARS 426-263 120-94 (to 1/4/93) I Shippensburg State (Pa) 1 0 2002 Won 1 Southeastern Oklahoma 3 0 2003 Won 3 Southern Arkansas 7 1 2005 Won 2 N ALL-TIME OPPONENTS Southern Illinois / Edwardsville 1 0 2001 Won 1 LAST ACTIVE Southwest Texas 0 1 1990 Lost 1 A SCHOOL W L PLAYED STREAK Southwestern Assemblies 1 0 2006 Won 1 Abilene Christian (Texas) 0 1 1997 Lost 1 Southwestern Oklahoma 4 4 2004 Lost 3 L Alabama / Huntsville 0 1 2006 Lost 1 Southwestern (Texas) 2 5 1991 Won 2 Ambassador (Texas) 3 0 1996 Won 3 Spring Arbor (Mich) 1 0 1991 Won 1 S Angelo State (Texas) 4 3 2006 Won 1 Spring Hill (Ala) 1 0 1997 Won 1 Arkansas / Monticello 1 1 2000 Lost 1 St. Edward’s (Texas) 26 18 2007 Lost 5 Arkansas Tech 0 2 2005 Lost 2 St. Francis (Ill) 0 1 1990 Lost 1 Assumption (Mass) 1 0 1989 Won 1 St. Martin (Wash) 1 0 1999 Won 1 Augustana (SD) 1 0 1986 Won 1 St. Mary’s (Texas) 23 29 2007 Won 3 B Austin College (Texas) 1 2 1988 Won 1 Sul Ross (Texas) 9 2 1991 Won 1 Avila (Mo) 4 0 1997 Won 4 Tarleton State (Texas) 8 4 2003 Lost 2 A Azusa Pacific (Calif) 0 1 1998 Lost 1 The Masters (Calif) 1 0 1998 Won 1 Bacone (Okla) 1 0 2003 Won 1 Texas A&M/Commerce 5 3 2004 Lost 1 Bellarmine (Ky) 0 1 2000 Lost 1 Texas A&M/International 2 1 2007 Won 2 S Benedict (SC) 0 1 1994 Lost 1 Texas A&M / Kingsville 6 11 2006 Lost 6 Bethel (Kan) 1 0 1995 Won 1 Texas / Dallas 1 0 1999 Won 1 K Biola (Calif) 0 1 1999 Lost 1 Texas / Permian Basin 3 0 2007 Won 3 Bishop (Texas) 0 2 1987 Lost 2 Texas College 2 0 1998 Won 2 E Bryant (R.I.) 1 0 1999 Won 1 Texas Lutheran 24 11 2001 Won 9 Cameron (Okla) 2 2 2000 Lost 1 Texas Wesleyan 21 8 2001 Won 3 Central Arkansas 2 0 2002 Won 2 Transylvania (Ky) 0 1 1995 Lost 1 Y Central Oklahoma 1 1 2004 Lost 1 Trinity International (Ill) 1 0 2005 Won 1 Central Washington 0 1 1997 Lost 1 Trinity University (Texas) 4 0 1988 Won 4 B Christian Heritage (Calif) 1 0 1994 Won 1 University of Dallas 6 0 1989 Won 6 Colorado College 1 0 1987 Won 1 Upper Iowa 0 1 2004 Lost 1 A Concordia (Texas) 22 5 2006 Lost 1 Urbana College (Ohio) 0 1 1993 Lost 1 Dallas Baptist 2 2 2007 Won 1 Wayland Baptist (Texas) 2 5 1994 Lost 1 Dallas Christian 1 0 2005 Won 1 West Texas State 0 1 1991 Lost 1 L Dillard (La) 1 0 1994 Won 1 Western New Mexico 2 2 2006 Lost 1 Drury (Mo) 4 8 2005 Lost 5 Wilburforce (Ohio) 1 0 1999 Won 1 L East Texas Baptist 9 0 1998 Won 9 Wiley 1 0 2006 Won Eastern New Mexico 2 2 2003 Lost 2 Wisconsin/Eau Claire 0 1 1989 Lost 1 Hawaii / Hilo 0 1 2005 Lost 1 Xavier (La) 2 0 1997 Won 2 follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 2007-2008 OPPONENTS 29
ANGELO STATE SCHREINER at Brownwood Nov. 17, at San Angelo, 7 p.m. Nov. 30, at UIW, 7 p.m. Current Streak vs UIW Lost 2 ST. MARY’S Dec. 31, at UIW, 2 p.m. Coach Drew Miller Affiliation NCAA Division III Jan. 21, at UIW, 8 p.m., CSTV Coach Fred Rike 06-07 6-19 Conference American Southwest Feb. 23, at St.M, 7:30 p.m. 0 06-07 Record 9-17 06-07 vs UIW Did Not Play Location Alpine, Texas Coach Jim Zeleznak 06-07 vs UIW 1-1 All-Time vs UIW 6-30 Enrollment 2,000 06-07 16-12 (8-4, 3rd Heartland) 7 W 70-69, 12/2/06 at UIW Last Played L 75-60, 12/3/05 Colors Maroon, White L 68-65, UIW, Tour. Semi’s L 63-60, 12/12/06 at ASU at UIW Mascot Lobos 06-07 vs UIW 0-3 All-Time vs UIW 5-2 Current Streak vs UIW Lost 22 L 96-94 OT, 1/15/07 at St.M - Current Streak vs UIW Lost 1 Affiliation NCAA Division III HENDERSON STATE (Ark) L 70-68, 2/2/07 at UIW Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference American Southwest Jan. 5, at UIW, 2 p.m. L 68-65, 3/2/07 at Denton 0 Conference Lone Star Location Kerrville, Texas Coach Sam Weaver All-Time vs UIW 29-23 Location San Angelo, Texas Enrollment 1,000 06-07 23-9 (So. Region Semi’s) Current Streak vs UIW Lost 3 8 Enrollment 6,200 Colors Maroon, White 06-07 vs UIW Did Not Play Affiliation NCAA Division II Colors Blue, Gold Mascot Mountaineers All-Time vs UIW First Meeting Conference Heartland Mascot Rams Current Streak vs UIW 1st Meeting Location San Antonio MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR Affiliation NCAA Division II Enrollment 3,900 Conference Gulf South Colors Yellow, Blue U HUSTON-TILLOTSON Dec. 12, at UIW, 7 p.m. Coach Ken DeWeese Location Arkadelphia, Ark. Mascot Rattlers Nov. 20, at UIW, 7 p.m. 06-07 22-6 Enrollment 3,500 Coach Curtis Jones I 06-07 vs UIW Did Not Play Colors Red, Gray ST. EDWARD’S 06-07 7-24 All-Time vs UIW 9-13 Mascot Reddies Jan. 24, at UIW, 8 p.m. 06-07 vs UIW Did Not Play W Last Played L 84-73, 2/8/97 Feb. 25, at SEU, 8 p.m. All-Time vs UIW 2-18 at MHB OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE Coach Ryan Marks Current Streak vs UIW Lost 5 Current Streak vs UIW Lost 3 Jan. 10, at OPSU, 8 p.m. 06-07 24-6 (10-2, 1st Heartland) Last Played L 79-60, 2/25/03 Affiliation NCAA Division III Mar. 1, at UIW, 8 p.m. Won Heartland Tour. at UIW Conference American Southwest Coach Jerry Olson So. Central Region Tour. Affiliation NAIA C Location Belton, Texas 06-07 7-20 (3-9, 7th Heartland) 06-07 vs UIW 3-0 Conference Red River Enrollment 2,600 06-07 vs UIW 0-2 W 64-60, 1/18/07 at SEU Location Austin, Texas Colors Purple, Gold L 76-69, 1/6/07 at UIW W 66-61, 2/17/07 at UIW A Enrollment 2,000 Mascot Crusaders L 76-57, 2/24/07 at OPSU W 85-73, 3/3/07 at Denton Colors Maroon, Gold All-Time vs UIW 6-9 All-Time vs UIW 18-26 R Mascot Rams DALLAS BAPTIST Current Streak vs UIW Lost 2 Current Streak vs UIW Won 5 Affiliation NCAA Division II Affiliation NCAA Division II TEXAS A&M / KINGSVILLE Dec. 15, at DBU, 2 p.m. D Jan. 3, at UIW, 7 p.m. Conference Heartland Conference Heartland Nov. 26, at TAMUK, 7 p.m. Coach Blake Flickner Location Goodwell, Okla. Location Austin, Texas Dec. 20, at UIW, 7 p.m. I 06-07 10-16 (5-7, 4th Heartland) Enrollment 1,500 Enrollment 4,500 Coach Pete Peterson L 73-64, St. Ed’s, Tour. Semi’s Colors Navy Blue, Red, White Colors Navy, Gold 06-07 19-9 06-07 vs UIW 1-1 Mascot Aggies Mascot Hilltoppers N 06-07 vs UIW 2-0 W 72-71, 1/8/07 at DBU W 67-63, 11/25/06 at UIW L 72-61, 1/11/07 at UIW TEXAS / PERMIAN BASIN LINCOLN (Mo) W 83-73, 12/18/06 at TAMUK A All-Time vs UIW 1-1 Jan. 12, at UTPB, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31, at UIW, 8 p.m. All-Time vs UIW 11-6 Current Streak vs UIW Lost 1 Feb. 28, at UIW, 8 p.m. Feb. 16, at LU, 3:30 p.m. Current Streak vs UIW Won 6 L Affiliation NCAA Division II Coach Randy Lee Coach Charles Terry Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference Heartland 06-07 9-17 06-07 7-19 (3-9, 6th Heartland) Conference Lone Star Location Dallas, Texas 06-07 vs UIW 0-2 06-07 vs UIW 0-2 S Location Kingsville, Texas Enrollment 5,000 L 71-65, 1/4/07 at UIW L 70-65, 1/25/07 at LU Enrollment 6,900 Colors Red, White, Navy Blue L 93-90 OT, 2/22/07 at UTPB L 87-77, 2/8/07 at UIW Colors Blue, Yellow Mascot Patriots All-Time vs UIW 0-3 All-Time vs UIW 7-9 Mascot Javelinas Current Streak vs UIW Lost 3 Current Streak vs UIW Lost 2 B MIDWESTERN STATE Affiliation NCAA Division II Affiliation NCAA Division II TEXAS LUTHERAN Dec. 17, at MSU, 8 p.m. Conference Heartland Conference Heartland Nov. 28, at UIW, 7 p.m. A Coach Jeff Ray Location Odessa, Texas Location Jefferson City, Mo. Coach Tommy Jones 06-07 24-7 (So. Cent. Enrollment 3,500 Enrollment 3,500 06-07 4-20 Region Finals) Colors Orange, Black Colors Navy Blue, White S 06-07 vs UIW Did Not Play 06-07 vs UIW 1-0 Mascot Falcons Mascot Blue Tigers All-Time vs UIW 11-24 W 75-73 OT, 11/21/06 at UIW Last Played L 77-63, 12/8/01 K All-Time vs UIW 5-10 TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL NEWMAN (Kan) at TLU Current Streak vs UIW Won 1 Jan. 17, at TAMUI, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 2, at UIW, 8 p.m. Current Streak vs UIW Lost 9 E Affiliation NCAA Division II Feb. 9, at UIW, 8 p.m. Feb. 14, at NU, 7:30 p.m. Affiliation NCAA Division III Conference Lone Star Coach Stephon Leary Coach Mark Potter Conference American Southwest Location Wichita Falls, Texas 06-07 12-15 06-07 11-17 T Location Seguin, Texas Enrollment 6,038 06-07 vs UIW 0-2 06-07 vs UIW Did Not Play Enrollment 1,400 Colors Maroon, Gold L 58-54, 1/20/07 at TAMUI All-Time vs UIW 1-0 Colors Black, Gold B Mascot Mustangs L 64-54, 2/19/07 at UIW Last Played W 64-58, 12/16/04 at Mascot Bulldogs All-Time vs UIW 1-2 UIW A SUL ROSS Current Streak vs UIW Lost 2 Current Streak vs UIW Won 1 Dec. 30, at UIW, 2 p.m. Affiliation NCAA Division II Affiliation NCAA Division II Coach Greg Wright Conference Heartland Conference Heartland L 06-07 8-16 Location Laredo, Texas Location Wichita, Kan. 06-07 vs UIW Did Not Play Enrollment 4,500 Enrollment 2,500 L All-Time vs UIW 2-9 Colors Maroon, Metallic Silver Colors Red, Blue, White Last Played L 102-56, 11/23/91 Mascot Dustdevils Mascot Jets follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics 30 HEARTLAND CONFERENCE 2006-2007 HEARTLAND CONFERENCE HONORS THE MEMBERSHIP COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE 0 PLAYER OF THE YEAR Commissioner Tony Stigliano FIRST TEAM Shawn Weinstein, St. Edward’s Location Waco, Texas 7 Jason Gant, Incarnate Word (SR) Sean Weinstein, St. Edward’s (JR) DALLAS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Taylor Mullenax, St. Edward’s (SO) President Dr. Gary Cook - LaChawn Anderson, Okla. Panhandle (JR) LaChawn Anderson, Oklahoma Panhandle Athletic Director Ryan Erwin Sports Information Director Larry Northcutt Jarvis Lee, St. Mary’s (SR) Location Dallas, Texas 0 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Enrollment 5,000 Mascot Patriots 8 SECOND TEAM Cornelius Gilleylen, St. Edward’s Mikyl Bradshaw, Incarnate Word (SR) LINCOLN UNIVERSITY Antario Williams, Incarnate Word (SR) FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR President Dr. David Henson Nick Michels, Dallas Baptist (JR) Pierce Caldwell, Incarnate word Athletic Director Tim Abney Dwight Coleman, Dallas Baptist (JR) Jeff Miner, Montana State / Billings Sports Information Director Jeremy Copeland U Location Jefferson City, Mo. Marcus Hill, St. Mary’s (JR) Enrollment 3,600 I COACH OF THE YEAR Mascot Blue Tigers HONORABLE MENTION Ryan Marks, St. Edward’s NEWMAN UNIVERSITY Paul Connolly, Incarnate Word W President Dr. Noreen M. Carrocci Aaron Carter, Newman Athletic Director Kevin Ulwelling Angel Encinas, Texas A&M International Sports Information Director Matthew Jacobs Chavon Farmer, St. Edward’s Location Wichita, Kan. Cornelius Gilleylen, St. Edward’s Enrollment 2.000 Mascot Jets C Leon Jacob, Texas A&M International Ralph Mata, Lincoln OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE UNIVERSITY A Nedrie Simmons, Texas / Permian Basin President Dr. David Bryant Will Stephenson, Oklahoma Panhandle Athletic Director Jerry Olson R Rashad Pride, Texas / Permian Basin Sports Information Director Scott Puryear Location Goodwell, Okla. Jonathan Wiley, Montana State / Billings Enrollment 1,500 D Mascot Aggies I ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY President Dr. George Martin Athletic Director Debbie Williamson Taylor N Sports Information Director Logan Lawrence Location Austin, Texas Enrollment 4,000 A Mascot Hilltoppers
L ST. MARY'S UNIVERSITY 2006-2007 HEARTLAND CONFERENCE President Dr. Charles Cotrell S Athletic Director Charlie Migl INDIVIDUAL FINAL STATISTICS Sports Information Director Derek Smolik Location San Antonio, Texas SCORING Enrollment 4,000 No Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G Mascot Rattlers 1 LaChawn Anderson-OPSU JR 24 145 32 100 422 17.6 B 3 Jason Gant-UIW SR 29 156 0 137 449 15.5 7 Mikyl Bradshaw-UIW SR 26 109 28 107 353 13.6 UNIVERSITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD 13 Pierce Caldwell-UIW FR 29 106 78 46 336 11.6 President Dr. Louis Agnese A 18 Paul Connolly-UIW SR 24 77 30 50 234 9.8 Athletic Director Mark Papich 19 Antario Williams-UIW SR 27 102 0 56 260 9.6 Sports Information Director Wayne Witt REBOUNDING Location San Antonio, Texas S No Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G Enrollment 6,000 1 Jason Gant-UIW SR 29 106 179 285 9.8 Mascot Cardinals K 6 Antario Williams-UIW SR 27 44 119 163 6.0 ASSISTS UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS / PERMIAN BASIN No Player-Team Cl G Asts Avg/G President W. David Watts E 1 Ralph Mata-LU JR 26 124 4.77 Athletic Director Dr. Steve Aicinena 4 Paul Connolly-UIW SR 24 95 3.96 Sports Information Director Richard Acosta T 6 Chris Smith-UIW FR 27 86 3.19 Location Odessa, Texas 14 Mikyl Bradshaw-UIW SR 26 47 1.81 Enrollment 3,500 15 Antario Williams-UIW SR 27 45 1.67 Mascot Falcons B STEALS No Player-Team Cl G Stls Avg/G TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL 1 Ralph Mata-LU JR 26 62 2.38 President Ray M. Keck III A 8 Paul Connolly-UIW SR 24 33 1.38 Athletic Director Steven P. Garippa 10 Mikyl Bradshaw-UIW SR 26 34 1.31 Sports Information Director Dan Lathey L BLOCKED SHOTS Location Laredo, Texas No Player-Team Cl G Blks Avg/G Enrollment 4,400 1 William Stephenson-OPSU JR 27 45 1.67 Mascot Dustdevils L 5 Antario Williams-UIW SR 27 27 1.00
follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics HEARTLAND CONFERENCE 31 CONFERENCE GAMES SCHEDULE 2007-2008 CONTACT THE Dec. 15 Incarnate Word at Dallas Baptist Jan. 3 Dallas Baptist at Incarnate Word PRE-SEASON POLL SPORTS INFORMATION 5 St. Mary's at Dallas Baptist 0 7 St. Edward's at Dallas Baptist 1st Place DIRECTORS 10 Newman at St. Edward’s Place Team Total Votes 7 Lincoln at St. Mary’s 1 St. Edward's 90 10 Heartland Conf. Larry Northcutt TAMUI at Texas / Permian Basin 2 St. Mary's 73 Telephone (214) 333-5436 - Incarnate Word at OPSU e-mail [email protected] 12 Newman at St. Mary’s 3 Dallas Baptist 67 Lincoln at St. Edward’s 4 Incarnate Word 66 0 Texas A&M International at OPSU 5 Oklahoma Panhandle 44 Dallas Baptist Larry Northcutt Incarnate Word at UTPB 6 UT Permian Basin 33 Telephone (214) 333-5436 8 17 Incarnate Word at TAMUI 7 Lincoln 30 Fax (214) 333-5306 St. Mary's at St. Edward's 8 Texas A&M Interrn’l 29 e-mail [email protected] 19 Texas-Permian Basin at Newman 9 Newman 18 OPSU at Lincoln TAMUI at Dallas Baptist Incarnate Word Wayne Witt U 21 OPSU at Newman Telephone (210) 829-3828 Dallas Baptist at St. Edward’s 2007-2008 Pre-Season Fax (210) 829-3825 I Texas-Permian Basin at Lincoln e-mail [email protected] St. Mary's at Incarnate Word All-Conference Team 24 Dallas Baptist at Newman - Shawn Weinstein W St. Mary's at TAMUI St. Edward's (Senior, G) Lincoln Jerry Copeland Texas-Permian Basin at OPSU - LaChawn Anderson Telephone (573) 681-6032 St. Edward's at Incarnate Word OPSU (Senior, G) Fax (573) 681-5998 26 Newman at Lincoln - Taylor Mullenax e-mail [email protected] C Dallas Baptist at OPSU St. Edwards (Junior, F) St. Edward's at TAMUI - Nick Michels 28 Dallas Baptist at UTPB Newman TBA A Dallas Baptist (Senior, G) 31 Newman at Texas A&M International Telephone(316) 942-4291, Ext. 2499 Texas-Permian Basin at St. Mary’s - Dwight Coleman R Lincoln at Incarnate Word Dallas Baptist (Senior, F) OPSU at St. Edward’s Oklahoma Panhandle Scott Puryear Feb. 2 Telephone (580) 349-1340 D Lincoln at Texas A&M International UIW Fax (580) 349-3375 Texas-Permian Basin at St. Edward’s e-mail [email protected] I OPSU at St. Mary’s HEARTLAND HONORS Newman at Incarnate Word ALL-CONFERENCE N St. Edward’s Logan Lawrence 4 Newman at Dallas Baptist Edward Armstrong 1999-2000 7 Dallas Baptist at St. Mary’s Telephone (512) 464-8810 Lee Shawn Nailon 1999-2000 Oklahoma Panhandle at UTPB Fax (512) 428-1001 A Prince Johnson 1999-2000 9 Lincoln at Newman e-mail [email protected] UTPB at Dallas Baptist Jason Gast 1999-2000 L St. Edward's at St. Mary’s Derrick Lang 2000-2001 TAMUI at Incarnate Word 2001-2002 St. Mary’s Derek Smolik S 11 Lincoln at Dallas Baptist Jamar Love 2001-2002 Telephone (210) 431-4379 14 Incarnate Word at Newman 2002-2003 Fax (210) 431-5036 Texas A&M International at Lincoln Chris Johnson 2001-2002 (2nd) e-mail [email protected] St. Edward's at UTPB 2002-2003 (2nd) St. Mary's at Oklahoma Panhandle B 16 Incarnate Word at Lincoln 2003-2004 Texas / Permian Basin Richard Acosta St. Mary's at Texas / Permian Basin Robert Tovar 2002-2003 Telephone (432) 552-2803 A Texas A&M International at Newman 2003-2004 (2nd) Fax (432) 522-3675 St. Edward's at OPSU D’ Hudson 2002-2003 (HM) e-mail [email protected] 18 Dallas Baptist at Lincoln 2003-2004 (HM) S 21 Newman at Oklahoma Panhandle Anthony Jackson 2003-2004 (HM) Texas A&M International Dan Lathey Dallas Baptist at TAMUI Paul Connolly 2004-2005 (HM) K Lincoln at Texas / Permian Basin Telephone (956) 206-2892 2006-2007 (HM) 23 Newman at Texas / Permian Basin Fax (956) 326-2889 Jason Gant 2006-2007 E Lincoln at Oklahoma Panhandle e-mail [email protected] TAMI at St. Edward’s Mikyl Bradshaw 2006-2007 (2nd) Incarnate Word at St. Mary’s Antario Williams 2006-2007 (2nd) T 25 OPSU at Dallas Baptist FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Texas A&M International at St. Mary’s Jason Gast 1999-2000 B Incarnate Word at St. Edward’s Robert Tovar 2000-2001 28 St. Mary's at Newman A Oklahoma Panhandle at TAMUI Paul Connolly 2003-2004 UTPB at Incarnate Word Pierce CaldwelL 2006-2007 St. Edward's at Lincoln NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR L Mar. 1 St. Edward's at Newman Jamar Love 2001-2002 Texas-Permian Basin at TAMUI D’ Hudson 2002-2003 L St. Mary's at Lincoln OPSU at Incarnate Word follow the Cardinals at www.uiw.edu/athletics