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Grinnell College Men's Basketball Individual Records GRINNELL COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS CAREER Field goal percentage (min. 100 made) Points 1. .980 ‐ Dave Dunlop (440‐449) ‐ 1948‐51 2. .942 ‐ Bob Bigelow (145‐154) ‐ 1948‐51 1. 2848 ‐ John Grotberg (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 3. .748 ‐ Patrick Choquee (208‐278) ‐ 2000‐04 2. 2382 ‐ Steve Wood (97 games) ‐ 2000‐04 4. .694 ‐ Andris Upis (195‐281) ‐ 1992‐96 3. 2218 ‐ Steve Diekmann (85 games) ‐ 1991‐95 5. .600 ‐ Cole Robertson (332‐553) ‐ 2001‐05 4. 2211 ‐ Jeff Clement (91 games) ‐ 1995‐99 6. .591 ‐ Keith Chamberlain (295‐499) ‐ 2004‐08 5. 2025 ‐ Jack Taylor (88 games) ‐ 2011‐15 7. .577 ‐ Jack Adams (142‐246) ‐ 2010‐13 6. 1845 ‐ Ed Brands (78 games) ‐ 1992‐96 8. .577 ‐ Marques Valdez (116‐201) ‐ 2009‐13 7. 1798 ‐ Bobby Long (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 9. .571 ‐ Doug Ticus (177‐310) ‐ 2003‐07 8. 1701 ‐ Griffin Lentsch (82 games) ‐ 2009‐13 10. .537 ‐ Geoff Johnson (191‐356) ‐ 1992‐96 9. 1662 ‐ Vinny Curta (70 games) ‐ 2015‐18 10. 1557 ‐ Dennis Blyly (86 games) ‐ 1982‐86 3‐point field goals made Scoring average (min. 50 games) 1. 526 ‐ John Grotberg (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 2. 516 ‐ Jeff Clement (91 games) ‐ 1995‐99 1. 29.7 ‐ John Grotberg (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 3. 450 ‐ Steve Nordlund (97 games) ‐ 2000‐04 2. 26.1 ‐ Steve Diekmann (85 games) ‐ 1991‐95 4. 376 ‐ Julian Marx (94 games) ‐ 2013‐17 3. 24.6 ‐ Steve Wood (97 games) ‐ 2000‐04 5. 371 ‐ Steve Diekmann (85 games) ‐ 1991‐95 4. 24.3 ‐ Jeff Clement (91 games) ‐ 1995‐99 6. 369 ‐ Jack Taylor (88 games) ‐ 2011‐15 5. 23.7 ‐ Vinny Curta (70 games) ‐ 2015‐18 7. 353 ‐ Bobby Long (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 6. 23.7 ‐ Ed Brands (78 games) ‐ 1992‐96 8. 347 ‐ Ed Brands (78 games) ‐ 1992‐96 7. 23.0 ‐ Jack Taylor (88 games) ‐ 2011‐15 9. 296 ‐ Griffin Lentsch (82 games) ‐ 2009‐13 8. 20.7 ‐ Griffin Lentsch (82 games) ‐ 2009‐13 10. 284 ‐ Mike Schmidt (94 games) ‐ 2004‐08 9. 20.0 ‐ Dave Dunlop (53 games) ‐ 1948‐51 10. 19.9 ‐ Jeff Frantz (66 games) ‐ 1963‐66 3‐point field goals aempted Field goals made 1. 1523 ‐ John Grotberg (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 2. 1520 ‐ Jeff Clement (91 games) ‐ 1995‐99 1. 904 ‐ John Grotberg (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 3. 1182 ‐ Steve Nordlund (97 games) ‐ 2000‐04 2. 806 ‐ Steve Wood (97 games) ‐ 2000‐04 4. 992 ‐ Jack Taylor (88 games) ‐ 2011‐15 3. 741 ‐ Steve Diekmann (85 games) ‐ 1991‐95 5. 959 ‐ Bobby Long (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 4. 684 ‐ Jeff Clement (91 games) ‐ 1995‐99 6. 912 ‐ Griffin Lentsch (82 games) ‐ 2009‐13 5. 654 ‐ Dennis Blyly (86 games) ‐ 1982‐86 7. 884 ‐ Julian Marx (94 games) ‐ 2013‐17 6. 620 ‐ Ed Brands (78 games) ‐ 1992‐96 8. 869 ‐ Steve Diekmann (85 games) ‐ 1991‐95 7. 591 ‐ Jack Taylor (88 games) ‐ 2011‐15 9. 865 ‐ Ed Brands (78 games) ‐ 1992‐96 8. 574 ‐ Griffin Lentsch (82 games) ‐ 2009‐13 10. 766 ‐ Nick Malinowski (78 games) ‐ 2000‐04 9. 565 ‐ Chris Jacobsen (86 games) ‐ 1988‐92 10. 530 ‐ Jeff Frantz (66 games) ‐ 1963‐66 3‐point FG percentage (min. 35 made) Field goals aempted 1. .475 ‐ Sean Cullinane (170‐358) ‐ 2014‐18 2. .441 ‐ Steve Howland (49‐111) ‐ 1988‐89 1. 2322 ‐ John Grotberg (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 3. .427 ‐ Steve Diekmann (371‐869) ‐ 1991‐95 2. 1894 ‐ Jeff Clement (91 games) ‐ 1995‐99 4. .425 ‐ Julian Marx (376‐884) ‐ 2013‐17 3. 1744 ‐ Steve Wood (97 games) ‐ 2000‐04 5. .423 ‐ Craig Studer (235‐556) ‐ 1990‐94 4. 1587 ‐ Steve Diekmann (85 games) ‐ 1991‐95 6. .405 ‐ David Arseneault (117‐289) ‐ 2005‐09 5. 1466 ‐ Griffin Lentsch (82 games) ‐ 2009‐13 7. .401 ‐ Ed Brands (347‐865) ‐ 1992‐96 6. 1436 ‐ Jack Taylor (88 games) ‐ 2011‐15 8. .400 ‐ Ma Chalupa (231‐577) ‐ 2008‐12 7. 1431 ‐ Ed Brands (78 games) ‐ 1992‐96 9. .386 ‐ Nathan Balcom (86‐223) ‐ 2014‐18 8. 1318 ‐ Jeff Frantz (66 games) ‐ 1963‐66 10. .382 ‐ Patrick Maher (129‐338) ‐ 2010‐14 9. 1307 ‐ Dennis Blyly (86 games) ‐ 1982‐86 10. 1281 ‐ Bobby Long (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 GRINNELL COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS CAREER Rebounding average (min. 50 games) Free throws made 1. 16.6 ‐ John Sundell (62 games) ‐ 1961‐64 2. 15.8 ‐ John Musser (59 games) ‐ 1953‐56 1. 576 ‐ Steve Wood (97 games) ‐ 2000‐04 3. 10.7 ‐ Jim Simmons (64 games) ‐ 1958‐61 2. 514 ‐ John Grotberg (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 4. 9.7 ‐ Bill McClintock (63 games) ‐ 1957‐60 3. 512 ‐ Vinny Curta (70 games) ‐ 2015‐18 5. 9.4 ‐ Chris Jacobsen (86 games) ‐ 1988‐92 4. 474 ‐ Jack Taylor (88 games) ‐ 2011‐15 6. 9.3 ‐ Jeff Frantz (66 games) ‐ 1963‐66 5. 393 ‐ Bobby Long (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 7. 8.6 ‐ Jim Niemeyer (79 games) ‐ 1981‐85 6. 365 ‐ Steve Diekmann (85 games) ‐ 1991‐95 8. 8.4 ‐ Pat Walsh (75 games) ‐ 1977‐81 7. 361 ‐ David Arseneault (91 games) ‐ 2005‐09 9. 7.9 ‐ Dick Crowl (59 games) ‐ 1954‐57 8. 356 ‐ Jim Mifflin (63 games) ‐ 1961‐64 10. 7.6 ‐ Andris Upis (87 games) ‐ 1992‐96 9. 327 ‐ Jeff Clement (91 games) ‐ 1995‐99 10. 324 ‐ Dick Crowl (59 games) ‐ 1954‐57 Assists Free throws aempted 1. 854 ‐ David Arseneault ‐ 2005‐09 2. 509 ‐ Patrick Maher ‐ 2010‐14 1. 743 ‐ Steve Wood (97 games) ‐ 2000‐04 3. 459 ‐ Jeff Boyle ‐ 1992‐96 2. 677 ‐ Vinny Curta (70 games) ‐ 2015‐18 4. 437 ‐ Cody Skarning ‐ 1997‐01 3. 615 ‐ John Grotberg (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 5. 370 ‐ Steve Wood ‐ 2000‐04 4. 599 ‐ David Arseneault (91 games) ‐ 2005‐09 6. 350 ‐ Todd Young ‐ 1990‐94 5. 593 ‐ Jack Taylor (88 games) ‐ 2011‐15 7. 340 ‐ Ken Heiser ‐ 2000‐04 6. 518 ‐ Dick Crowl (59 games) ‐ 1954‐57 8. 320 ‐ Vinny Curta ‐ 2015‐18 7. 482 ‐ Bobby Long (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 9. 282 ‐ Zach Carlson ‐ 1999‐03 8. 450 ‐ Jim Mifflin (63 games) ‐ 1961‐64 10. 265 ‐ John Grotberg ‐ 2005‐09 9. 447 ‐ Steve Diekmann (85 games) ‐ 1991‐95 10. 419 ‐ Patrick Maher (95 games) ‐ 2010‐14 Assists average (min. 50 games) Free throw percentage (min. 100 made) 1. 9.4 ‐ David Arseneault (91 games) ‐ 2005‐09 2. 5.4 ‐ Patrick Maher (95 games) ‐ 2010‐14 1. .891 ‐ Julian Marx (156‐175) ‐ 2013‐17 3. 5.3 ‐ Jeff Boyle (86 games) ‐ 1992‐96 2. .836 ‐ John Grotberg (514‐615) ‐ 2005‐09 4. 5.0 ‐ Cody Skarning (88 games) ‐ 1997‐01 3. .832 ‐ Clayton Kaneshiro (168‐202) ‐ 1993‐94,95‐97 5. 4.6 ‐ Vinny Curta (70 games) ‐ 2015‐18 4. .817 ‐ Steve Diekmann (365‐447) ‐ 1991‐95 6. 4.4 ‐ Ken Heiser (77 games) ‐ 2000‐04 5. .816 ‐ Griffin Lentsch (257‐315) ‐ 2009‐13 7. 4.0 ‐ Todd Young (87 games) ‐ 1990‐94 6. .815 ‐ Bobby Long (393‐482) ‐ 2005‐09 8. 3.8 ‐ Steve Wood (97 games) ‐ 2000‐04 7. .804 ‐ Luke Yeager (226‐281) ‐ 2011‐15 9. 3.0 ‐ Zach Carlson (94 games) ‐ 1999‐03 8. .804 ‐ Cody Skarning (279‐347) ‐ 1997‐01 10. 2.8 ‐ John Grotberg (96 games) ‐ 2005‐09 9. .803 ‐ Carl Warner (126‐157) ‐ 1975‐77 10. .799 ‐ Jack Taylor (474‐593) ‐ 2011‐15 Blocked shots Rebounds 1. 243 ‐ Chris Jacobsen ‐ 1988‐92 2. 178 ‐ Paul Nordlund ‐ 2002‐06 1. 1027 ‐ John Sundell (228o‐799d) ‐ 1961‐64 3. 120 ‐ Michael Hochman ‐ 1997‐01 2. 930 ‐ John Musser (190o‐740d) ‐ 1953‐56 4. 108 ‐ Keith Chamberlain ‐ 2004‐08 3. 809 ‐ Chris Jacobsen (170o‐639d) ‐ 1988‐92 5. 103 ‐ Kale Knisley ‐ 2007‐11 4. 687 ‐ Jim Simmons (127o‐560d) ‐ 1958‐61 6. 96 ‐ Brian McManamy ‐ 2009‐13 5. 680 ‐ Jim Niemeyer (150o‐530d) ‐ 1981‐85 7. 94 ‐ Nick Curta ‐ 2013‐17 6. 664 ‐ Andris Upis (283o‐381d) ‐ 1992‐96 8. 92 ‐ Jack Adams ‐ 2010‐13 7. 631 ‐ Pat Walsh (165o‐466d) ‐ 1977‐81 9. 85 ‐ Tague Zachary ‐ 2011‐15 8. 613 ‐ Jeff Frantz (142o‐471d) ‐ 1963‐66 10. 43 ‐ Craig Alpha ‐ 1994‐98 9. 608 ‐ Bill McClintock (104o‐504d) ‐ 1957‐60 10. 560 ‐ Steve Wood (295o‐265d) ‐ 2000‐04 GRINNELL COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS CAREER 4. 96 ‐ Patrick Choquee ‐ 2000‐04 4. 96 ‐ Bobby Long ‐ 2005‐09 Blocked shots average (min. 50 games) 1. 2.8 ‐ Chris Jacobsen (86 games) ‐ 1988‐92 2. 2.1 ‐ Paul Nordlund (84 games) ‐ 2002‐06 3. 1.4 ‐ Michael Hochman (84 games) ‐ 1997‐01 SEASON 4. 1.3 ‐ Keith Chamberlain (82 games) ‐ 2004‐08 Points 5. 1.3 ‐ Jack Adams (70 games) ‐ 2010‐13 1. 814 ‐ Ed Brands (24 games) ‐ 1995‐96 6. 1.1 ‐ Kale Knisley (97 games) ‐ 2007‐11 2. 785 ‐ Vinny Curta (24 games) ‐ 2017‐18 7. 1.0 ‐ Brian McManamy (93 games) ‐ 2009‐13 3. 775 ‐ John Grotberg (25 games) ‐ 2008‐09 8. 1.0 ‐ Nick Curta (96 games) ‐ 2013‐17 4. 746 ‐ Jeff Clement (22 games) ‐ 1997‐98 9. 0.9 ‐ Tague Zachary (95 games) ‐ 2011‐15 5. 745 ‐ Steve Diekmann (20 games) ‐ 1994‐95 10. 0.5 ‐ Craig Alpha (90 games) ‐ 1994‐98 6. 723 ‐ John Grotberg (23 games) ‐ 2005‐06 6. 723 ‐ Steve Diekmann (21 games) ‐ 1993‐94 Steals 8. 721 ‐ Jeff Clement (22 games) ‐ 1998‐99 1. 238 ‐ Steve Wood ‐ 2000‐04 9. 717 ‐ Steve Wood (24 games) ‐ 2003‐04 2. 232 ‐ John Grotberg ‐ 2005‐09 10. 709 ‐ Jack Taylor (25 games) ‐ 2014‐15 3. 213 ‐ Jeff Boyle ‐ 1992‐96 4. 208 ‐ Jeff Clement ‐ 1995‐99 Scoring average (min. 12 games) 5. 195 ‐ Bobby Long ‐ 2005‐09 1. 37.2 ‐ Steve Diekmann (20 games) ‐ 1994‐95 6. 185 ‐ Ken Heiser ‐ 2000‐04 2. 36.3 ‐ Jack Taylor (12 games) ‐ 2012‐13 7.
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