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Welcome to the NCCAA: Division II Men's Basketball NCCAA Men's Basketball Division II Archives (Click Refresh upon opening this file for the most current data) Championship History Pete Maravich Award History Sponsored by The Gary Beck Foundation since 2005 Coach of the Year History 2016 Championship 2015 Championship 2005 Championship 1995 Championship 1985 Championship 2014 Championship 2004 Championship 1994 Championship 1984 Championship 2013 Championship 2003 Championship 1993 Championship 1983 Championship 2012 Championship 2002 Championship 1992 Championship 1982 Championship 2011 Championship 2001 Championship 1991 Championship 1981 Championship 2010 Championship 2000 Championship 1990 Championship 1980 Championship 2009 Championship 1999 Championship 1989 Championship 1979 Championship 2008 Championship 1998 Championship 1988 Championship 1978 Championship 2007 Championship 1997 Championship 1987 Championship 1977 Championship 2006 Championship 1996 Championship 1986 Championship 1976 Championship 2016 Championship Dates: March 9-12, 2016 Location: Faith Baptist Bible College, Ankeny, Iowa 2016 Seeding: 1 Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College 2 Manhattan Christian College 3 Grace Bible College 4 North Central University 5 Arlington Baptist College 6 University of Valley Forge 7 Pensacola Christian College 8 Johnson University (TN) 9 Central Christian College of the Bible 10 Faith Baptist Bible College 2016 Results: Day 1 Game 1: Johnson 97 vs. Central Christian 87 Game 2: Pensacola 72 vs. Faith Baptist 53 Day 2 Game 3: Faith Baptist 86 vs. Central Christian 83 Game 4: Hillsdale 109 vs. Johnson 92 Game 5: North Central 117 vs. Arlington 108 (OT) Game 6: Grace Bible 78 vs. Valley Forge 62 Game 7: Manhattan 71 vs. Pensacola 59 Day 3 Game 8 (Consolation): Johnson 90 vs. Arlington 87 Game 9 (Consolation): Pensacola 71 vs. Valley Forge 65 Game 10 (Final Four): Hillsdale 105 vs. North Central 79 Game 11 (Final Four): Grace Bible 85 vs. Manhattan 74 Day 4 Game 12 (5th Place): Pensacola 102 vs. Johnson 77 Game 13 (3rd Place): Manhattan 106 vs. North Central 96 Game 14 (Championship): Hillsdale 97 vs. Grace Bible 84 (OT) 2016 Awards: 1st Team All-American Bradford Jared Grace Bible College Dunn Hayden Kentucky Christian University Sneed Trey Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College Stemen Aaron Trinity Bible College William Chisam Manhattan Christian College 2nd Team All-American Brodhead Charles Barclay College Lindsey Trey Dallas Christian College Thomas Joel Pensacola Christian College Vincente Imaan West Coast Baptist Bible College Williams Cam Toccoa Falls College Honorable Mention All-American Altidor Rod Grace Bible College Bowles Isaac Crossroads College Hunter Xavier Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College Martin Cody North Central University White Kenny Johnson University, TN Player of the Year Sneed Trey Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College Pete Maravich Award Akers Ben Boyce College National Coach of the Year Berokoff Mark Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College Championship Most Outstanding Player Sneed Trey Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College All-Tournament Team Bradford Jared Grace Bible College Chisam Will Manhattan Christian College Smith Bernards Grace Bible College Voigt Travis North Central University Wilson Antonio Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College Scholar-Athletes Huck Tanner Barclay College Harris Korey Crossroads College Levy David Faith Baptist Bible College Bradford Jared Grace Bible College McKian Luke Grace Bible College Shelton Nathan Great Lakes Christian College Baker Kaleb Johnson University, FL Combs Kyle Kentucky Christian University Goodwin Ros Kentucky Christian University Miller Dalton Manhattan Christian College Wenthold David Maranatha Baptist University Burtis Ben Moody Bible Institute Lewis Alec Moody Bible Institute Worles Timothy Piedmont International University Ludka Justin The Crown College Mainous Chad The Crown College Hamlett Carlos Toccoa Falls College Gause Morton Trinity Baptist College 2015 Championship Dates: March 11-14, 2015 Location: Ohio Christian University, Circleville, Ohio 2015 Seeding: 1 Ohio Christian University 2 Lancaster Bible College 3 Grace Bible College 4 Dallas Christian College 5 Portland Bible College 6 University of Valley Forge 7 North Central University 8 Hillsdale Free Will Bible College 9 Piedmont International University 10 Manhattan Christian College 2015 Results: Day 1 Game 1: Hillsdale 77 vs Piedmont 60 Game 2: North Central 68 vs Manhattan 69 Day 2 Game 3: Piedmont 76 vs North Central 85 Game 4: Lancaster 87 vs Manhattan 64 Game 5: Grace Bible 82 vs Valley Forge 62 Game 6: Dallas Christian 77 vs Portland Bible 74 Game 7: Ohio Christian 80 vs Hillsdale 82 Day 3 Game 8 (Consolation): Valley Forge 81 vs Manhattan 85 Game 9 (Consolation): Ohio Christian 76 vs Portland Bible 75 Game 10 (Final Four): Lancaster 64 vs Grace Bible 52 Game 11 (Final Four): Dallas Christian 56 vs Hillsdale 65 Day 4 Game 12 (5th Place): Ohio Christian 78 vs Manhattan 68 Game 13 (3rd Place): Grace Bible 82 vs Dallas Christian 86 Game 14 (Championship): Lancaster 78 vs Hillsdale 65 2015 Awards: 1st Team All-American Barrett Josh Toccoa Falls College Carey Phil Hillsdale College Chafin Luke North Central University Cramer Cameron Grace Bible College Dunston CJ Lancaster Bible College Hoek Kyle Kuyper College Layne Bryce Portland Bible College Ruis Sage Manhattan Christian College Russell Wesley Ohio Christian University Suniga Albert Lancaster Bible College 2nd Team All -American Cooks Charles Trinity Baptist College Dawson Trent Dallas Christian College Leistikow Aaron Faith Baptist Bible College Lentz Nick Trinity Bible College Mack Kevin University of Valley Forge McClendon Jordan Johnson University Tennessee Moody Marqus Hillsdale College Smith Bernard Grace Bible College Updike Blake Multnomah University Waggener Mozeek Portland Bible College Honorable Mention Akers Ben Boyce College Chisam Will Manhattan Christian College Ford Caleb Kentucky Christian University Frank Trey Moody Bible Institute Green Josh Arlington Baptist College Harrell Jordan North Central University Lacy Reuben Cairn University Mirza Naheer Lancaster Bible College All-Tournament Team Carey Phil Hillsdale College Cramer Cameron Grace Bible College Lindsey Trey Dallas Christian College Perry Dre Lancaster Bible College Smith Bernard Grace Bible College National Coach of the Year Stockman Tony Ohio Christian University Pete Maravich Award Cramer Cameron Grace Bible College Player of the Year Russell Wesley Ohio Christian University Tournament MVP Dunston CJ Lancaster Bible College Scholar-Athletes Lacy Reuben Cairn University Cramer Cameron Grace Bible College Rader Travis Grace Bible College Lindsey Tyler Hillsdale College Baker Kaleb Johnson University Florida Combs Kyle Kentucky Christian University Ludka Justin The Crown College Mainous Chad The Crown College 2014 Championship Date: March 12-15, 2014 Location: Ohio Christian University Circleville, Ohio Results Wednesday March 12th 3:00 PM - #7 North Central 90 vs #10 Kuyper College 77 5:00 PM - #8 Valley Forge 71 vs #9 Pensacola Christian 75 Thursday March 13th 11:30 AM – Consolation Game - #10 Kuyper College 84 vs #8 Valley Forge 94 1:30 PM - #2 Arlington Baptist 89 vs #7 North Central 72 3:30 PM - #3 Lancaster Bible 79 vs #6 Grace University 65 5:30 PM - #4 West Coast Baptist 69 vs #5 Grace Bible 81 7:30 PM - #1 Ohio Christian 69 vs #9 Pensacola Christian 63 Friday March 14th 1:30 PM - Consolation Game - North Central 63 vs Grace University 62 3:30 PM - Consolation Game - Pensacola Christian 71 vs West Coast Baptist 85 5:30 PM - Semifinal - Lancaster Bible 65 vs Arlington Baptist 70 7:30 PM - Semifinal - Grace Bible 64 vs Ohio Christian 79 Saturday, March 15th 1:00 PM - 5th Place Game - North Central 86 vs West Coast Baptist 65 3:00 PM - 3rd Place Game - Lancaster Bible 94 vs Grace Bible 72 5:00 PM - NCCAA Championship Game - Arlington Baptist 69 vs Ohio Christian 91 2014 Awards FIRST TEAM All-American Lance Evans Grace University ALbert Suniga Lancaster Bible College Wesley Russell Ohio Christian University Sal Hermiz Kuyper College A.J. Anthony Trinity Bible College Mike Goetsch Pensacola Christian College Phil Carey Hillsdale Free Will Baptist Colton Cochran West Coast Baptist College Jeremiah Ford Arlington Baptist College Cameron Cramer Grace Bible College SECOND TEAM All-American Stevie Sansone Multnomah University Mike Key Clearwater Christian College Lance Harris Valley Forge Christian College Luis Allen Johnson University (TN) Travis Burkett West Coast Baptist College Kyle Hoek Kuyper College C.J. Dunston Lancaster Bible College Bryce Burkman North Central University Sage Ruis Manhattan Christian College Montique Lynch Johnson University (FL) HONORABLE MENTION Aaron Espinoza Dallas Christian College Cody Chaffin Faith Baptist Bible College Luke Chafin North Central University Victor Dean Central Christian College of the Bible Lonnie Penner Manhattan Christian College David Walker Multnomah University Charles Cooks Trinity Bible College Ernie McCoy Ohio Christian University Josh Barrett Toccoa Falls College Caleb Ford Kentucky Christian University PLAYER OF THE YEAR Wesley Russell Ohio Christian University COACH OF THE YEAR Marshall Tague Lancaster Bible College MARAVICH AWARD Erik Mendoza Multnomah University 2014 All-Tournament Team Luke Chafin - North Central University C.J. Dunston - Lancaster Bible College Ernie McCoy - Ohio Christian University Josh Green - Arlington Bible College Jeremiah Ford - Arlington Bible College Wesley Russell (MVP) - Ohio Christian University Scholar Athlete David
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