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2020-21 MBB 1117.Indd 1 The 2021 Wolverines 3 4 1100 Erik Meiners Hunter Wan Joshua McCray SR • 5-9 • G FR • 6-0 • G SO • 6-1 • G Centerville, Ohio Newtown, Pa. Jessup, Md. Centerville Council Rock North Ashville College (U.K.) Marketing Biology Exercise Science 1122 1144 2200 2222 Jacob Webster Justice Rice Isaac Thrasher Josh Bryan FR • 6-4 • G SR • 6-1 • G JR • 5-11 • G SO • 6-6 • F Fayetteville, N.C. Monessen, Pa. Grove City, Pa. Salem, Va. Fayetteville Christian Monessen Grove City Salem Undecided Math Exercise Science Management 2244 2255 3300 Elijah White Ben Rose Luca Robinson SO • 6-7 • F JR • 6-2 • G R-FR • 6-3 • F Zelienople, Pa. Helena, Ala. Castaic, Calif. Portersville Christian Helena Hart Exercise Science Management Exercise Science 2 The 2021 Wolverines 3322 3333 3344 Sam Schudel Chris Gerello Joe Meola FR • 6-5 • F SO • 6-6 • F SR • 6-4 • F Stuttgart, Germany New Brighton, Pa. Painesville, Ohio Stuttgart New Brighton Lake Catholic Undecided Computer Science Exercise Science 3355 4400 4422 4433 Connor Martin Chris McKrell Aaron Good Tanner Niemann SR • 6-4 • F SR • 6-3 • F SO • 6-5 • G FR • 6-0 • G Apollo, Pa. Webster, N.Y. Wapakoneta, Ohio Meadville, Pa. Kiski Area Webster Schroeder Wapakoneta Conneaut Operations Management Education Accounting Exercise Science 4444 5500 5544 Chris Brooks Josh Brown Jon Weir FR • 6-4 • F JR • 6-5 • C FR • 6-5 • F Canfi eld, Ohio Enumclaw, Wash. Venetia, Pa. South Range Enumclaw Quaker Valley Exercise Science Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering 3 2020-21 WOLVERINE BASKETBALL Grove City (0-1) vs. Chatham (2-1) Grove City College Arena • Wednesday, February 17, 2021 • 5:30 p.m. GAME NOTES GROVE CITY Wolverines Grove City hosts Chatham in Presidents’ No. Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown (High School) Athletic Conference play Wednesday 3 Erik Meiners Sr. 5-9 G Centerville, Ohio (Centerville) night in the Grove City College Arena ... It 4 Hunter Wan Fr. 6-0 G Newtown, Pa. (Council Rock No.) is Grove City’s home opener for the 2021 10 Joshua McCray So. 6-1 G Jessup, Md. (Ashville College, U.K.) 12 Jacob Webster Fr. 6-4 G Fayetteville, N.C. (Fayetteville Christ.) season. 14 Justice Rice Sr. 6-1 G Monessen, Pa. (Monessen) 20 Isaac Thrasher Jr. 5-11 G Grove City, Pa. (Grove City) LAST TIME OUT: Grove City opened the 22 Josh Bryan So. 6-6 F Salem, Va. (Salem) 2021 season Saturday night with a 92-87 24 Elijah White So. 6-7 F Zelienople, Pa. (Portersville Christ.) setback at Geneva in conference action ... 25 Ben Rose Jr. 6-2 G Helena, Ala. (Helena) Freshman Luca Robinson led Grove City 30 Luca Robinson R-Fr. 6-3 F Castaic, Calif. (Hart) with 14 points and senior Justice Rice 32 Sam Schudel Fr. 6-5 F Stuttgart, Germany (Stuttgart) added 13 points ... Chatham earned a 92- 33 Chris Gerello So. 6-6 F New Brighton, Pa. (New Brighton) 71 home win Saturday over Saint Vincent 34 Joe Meola Sr. 6-4 F Painesville, Ohio (Lake Catholic) 35 Connor Martin Sr. 6-4 F Apollo, Pa. (Kiski Area) ... Simon Boyer led Chatham with 21 points 40 Chris McKrell Sr. 6-3 F Webster, N.Y. (Webster Schroeder) and Brandon Lavernia added 20 points. 42 Aaron Good So. 6-5 G Wapakoneta, Ohio (Wapakoneta) 43 Tanner Niemann Fr. 6-0 G Meadville, Pa. (Conneaut) THE LAST MEETING: Grove City earned 44 Chris Brooks Fr. 6-4 F Canfi eld, Ohio (South Range) a 74-65 win February 5, 2020 at Chatham 50 Josh Brown Jr. 6-5 C Enumclaw, Wash. (Enumclaw) ... Joe Meola and Justice Rice both poured 54 Jon Weir Fr. 6-5 F Venetia, Pa. (Quaker Valley) in 14 points and Erik Meiners added 10 Head Coach: Steve Lamie points for the Wolverines ... Malik Pot- Associate Head Coach: Sean Severson Assistant Coach: Brady Beech ter hit four three-pointers as part of a CHATHAM Cougars 14-point outing for Chatham. No. Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown (High School) 1 Markell Riggins Jr. 5-11 G Woodbridge, Va. (Christ Chapel) THE SERIES: Grove City leads the all-time 2 Malik Potter Sr. 6-2 G Pittsburgh, Pa. (Winch. Thurston) series 6-4 ... The teams fi rst met January 3 Pete Kazas So. 5-9 G Beaver, Pa. (Beaver) 5 Marcos Cintron So. 5-11 G Grove City, Pa. (Grove City) 13, 2016 ... The road team has won fi ve of 10 Simon Boyer Fr. 6-2 G Newport News, Va. (Hampton Roads) the 10 all-time meetings. 11 Griffi n Kirchner Sr. 6-6 F Selinsgrove, Pa. (Selinsgrove) 14 Brandon Bennett Jr. 5-11 G New Castle, Pa. (Shenango) THE COACHES: Steve Lamie is in his 21 Danny Beyer Fr. 5-9 G Glen Allen, Va. (Glen Allen) 23rd season as Grove City head coach ... 23 Nick Fiumara Jr. 6-0 G Pittsburgh, Pa. (Baldwin) The 2020 Presidents’ Athletic Conference 24 Brandon Lavernia So. 6-0 G Miami, Fla. (Miami Springs) Coach of the Year, Lamie ranks No. 2 all- 25 Ben Pollock Jr. 6-10 C Pittsburgh, Pa. (Cheswick Christian) time at Grove City with 306 wins ... David 30 Devin McLaughlin Fr. 6-7 F Huntersville, N.C. (Hopewell) Richards is in his third season as Chatham 32 Richard Prostejovsky Jr. 6-8 F Loretto, Pa. (Kolbe Academy) Head Coach: David Richards head coach. Assistant Coaches: Pat Martinelli, Tim Tyree DYNAMITE DEBUT: Grove City redshirt freshman forward Luca Robinson scored Grove City Probable Starters 14 points Saturday night in his collegiate debut at Geneva ... That is the highest point total for a Wolverine player in his debut since November 16, 2011, when J.T. Schwartz scored 14 in a 94-71 season- opening victory at Penn State Altoona. Rice Meiners White Meola Brown TITLE SEARCH: Wednesday night’s game features the two most recent Presidents’ Chatham Probable Starters Athletic Conference champions in men’s basketball ... Chatham won the 2019 con- ference tournament title while Grove City won both the regular season and tourna- ment titles in 2020 ... The programs did not meet during the postseason in either season, however. Lavernia Cintron Riggins Potter Pollock 4 2020-21 WOLVERINE BASKETBALL Grove City (0-1) vs. Chatham (2-1) Grove City College Arena • Wednesday, February 17, 2021 • 5:30 p.m. SIMON SAYS: Chatham freshman Simon PROBABLE GROVE CITY STARTERS Boyer is this week’s Presidents’ Athletic Pos. No. Name Ht. Yr. Hometown Conference Rookie of the Week ... Boyer G 14 Justice Rice 6-1 Sr. Monessen, Pa. posted 21 points on 8-of-12 shooting 2nd Team All-PAC in ‘19-20 ... 30 starts, 89 assists last year ... 86th career start Saturday in the Cougars’ 92-71 victory G 3 Erik Meiners 5-9 Sr. Centerville, Ohio over Saint Vincent ... Boyer made fi ve of Led team w/48 3-pt goals as junior ... 74 career appearances ... 2nd start six three-point attempts. F 34 Joe Meola 6-4 Sr. Painesville, Ohio 14 pts, 6 rebs at CHA last year ... 30 starts in ‘19-20 ... 58th career start AROUND THE CONFERENCE: This month, F 24 Elijah White 6-7 So. Zelienople, Pa. the 10 Presidents’ Athletic Conference Career-high 8 pts, 8 rebs at GEN in 1st start ... 24 career games ... 2nd start men’s basketball programs are all playing C 50 Josh Brown 6-5 Jr. Enumclaw, Wash. a single round-robin schedule … All 10 Played in 61 straight games ... 6 pts at Wooster in NCAA Tourney ... 31st start teams will qualify for the season-ending conference tournament March 13-20 ... GROVE CITY Geneva and Westminster are both 3-1 ... Pos. Name Ht. Yr. PPG RPG APG Chatham, Saint Vincent and Washington G Justice Rice 6-1 Sr. 13.0 2.0 2.0 & Jefferson all own 2-1 league records ... G Erik Meiners 5-9 Sr. 9.0 0.0 0.0 Franciscan is 1-1 while Grove City is 0-1 ... F Joe Meola 6-4 Sr. 8.0 5.0 2.0 Bethany and Waynesburg are each 0-3 ... F Elijah White 6-7 So. 8.0 8.0 1.0 Thiel has not yet played ... Tonight, Betha- C Josh Brown 6-5 Jr. 3.0 0.0 1.0 ny hosts Geneva, Thiel hosts Westminster, Franciscan hosts Waynesburg, and Saint CHATHAM Vincent entertains W&J. Pos. Name Ht. Yr. PPG RPG APG G Marcos Cintron 5-11 So. 14.3 2.3 3.0 SCHEDULE UPDATE: Inclement weather G Markell Riggins 5-11 Jr. 6.7 2.3 2.0 forced Monday night’s Grove City-Saint G Brandon Lavernia 6-0 So. 15.3 4.0 3.0 Vincent men’s basketball game to be F Malik Potter 6-2 Sr. 18.0 7.7 3.3 postponed ... That game will be played C Ben Pollock 6-10 Jr. 8.3 8.7 0.6 Monday, February 22 in Latrobe, Pa. ... Tip- off will be 7 p.m. ... The Grove City-W&J men’s basketball game from February 8 TALE OF THE TIP has been rescheduled for Wednesday, GRO CHA March 5 at 5:30 p.m. in Grove City ... Grove 87.0 Points Scored Per Game 78.0 City’s postponed games at Waynesburg 92.0 Points Allowed Per Game 68.7 (Feb. 3) and against Bethany (Feb. 10) have 50.0 Field-Goal Percentage 45.0 not yet been rescheduled. 47.8 Opponents Field-Goal Percentage 43.5 46.2 3-Point Field-Goal Percentage 36.5 MINUTE BY MINUTE: Chatham senior 72.4 Free-Throw Percentage 63.6 Malik Potter leads the Presidents’ Athletic +9.0 Rebound Margin -6.0 Conference in minutes played, averaging STATISTICAL LEADERS 36.0 per game ..
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