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JAN. 18 #THEJINXISON @BUILDERSPORTS @SCMENSBALL 2020 MOUNDBUILDER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES Winfield, Kan GAME 15 th SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE VS. Ottawa university 3:00PM WiNFIELD, kan. JAN. 18 #THEJINXISON @BUILDERSPORTS @SCMENSBALL 2020 MOUNDBUILDER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES Winfield, Kan. | 3:00 PM TIP-OFF Southwestern College Ottawa University MOUNDBUILDERS VS BRAVES (8-6, 4-4 KCAC) (8-4, 5-4 KCAC) 2020 BUILDER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OCTOBER TUE, 20TH VS. SPURGEON COLLEGE W 109-67 WINFIELD, KAN. FRI, 23RD VS. BARCLAY W 105-59 WINFIELD, KAN. MON, 26TH VS. BACONE W 110-90 WINFIELD, KAN. FRI, 30TH VS. BENEDICTINE L 80-73 SALINA, KAN. SAT, 31ST VS. MORNINGSIDE L 77-64 SALINA, KAN. NOVEMBER WED, 4TH VS. KANSAS WESLEYAN W 52-47 WINFIELD, KAN. FRI, 6TH @ FRIENDS W 72-60 WICHITA, KAN. SAT, 14TH @ YORK L 82-78 YORK, NEB. TUE, 17TH VS. BARCLAY W 117-82 WINFIELD, KAN. JANUARY WED, 6TH @ 25 BETHEL L 73-66 NORTH NEWTON, KAN. SAT, 9TH @ BETHANY L 84-66 LINDSBORG, KAN. MON, 11TH @ STERLING W 72-49 STERLING, KAN. WED, 13TH @ KANSAS WESLEYAN W 70-68 SALINA, KAN. SAT, 16TH VS FRIENDS L 81-74 WINFIELD, KAN. 2020 Moundbuilder Men Basketball 2020 BUILDER BASKETBALL ROSTER ## FIRST LAST YEAR POS HT WT HOMETOWN 2 Trey White SO G 6-1 180 Baxter Springs, Kan. 4 Zhahidi Robinson SO G 6-0 165 St. Petersburg, Fla. 10 Geoffrey Salas SR G 6-4 170 Placentia, Calif. 11 Jake Haertl JR G 6-3 205 Denver, Colo. 13 Cooper Pierce JR G 6-5 180 Arkansas City, Kan. Southwestern College 14 Steele Gaston-Chapman FR G 6-1 185 Wichita, Kan. Builders 15 Noah Webster SR G 6-2 185 Hutchinson, Kan. January 18 - 3:00 p.m. - Winfield, Kan. 21 Anthony Hickman JR F 6-9 235 Woodward, Okla. 22 Tony Kinser JR F 6-9 205 Hugoton, Kan. GENERAL INFORMATION 23 Troy Baker SR F 6-8 185 Maize, Kan. Location.................................................Winfield, Kan. 25 Quintin Wallace SR F 6-6 215 Clarksville, Texas 33 Bryan Yungeberg SO G 5-11 170 Waterville, Kan. Conference...........................................................KCAC 34 Paul Fiorentino JR G 6-1 185 Arkansas City, Kan. Nickname........................................................ Builders 41 Braylon Steen JR G 6-6 205 Little Rock, Ark. Enrollment..........................................................1,346 ** Rance Kendrick* JR G 6-1 165 Racine, Wis. Stadium....................................... Stewart Field House Athletic Director........................................ Mike McCoy Sports Information Director.................... Trevor Jossart Head Coach: Matt O’Brien (12th Season) Website................................. www.buildersports.com Associate Head Coach: Tim Miser (11th Season) Twitter..................................................@buildersports Assistant Coaches: Jimmy McSorley, Myron Fisher, Rodney Marner, Jarehn White, Kaleb Vining Builder 2019 Results OPPONENT SCORE OPPONENT SCORE OPPONENT SCORE vs. Ozark Christian W 103-56 vs. York W 86-73 vs. McPherson W 88-85 vs. Dallas Christian W 153-85 @ Kansas Wesleyan L 86-73 vs. Sterling L 75-73 @ College of the Ozarks W 93-84 vs. Ecclesia W 111-63 @ 16 Oklahoma Wesleyan W 66-62 vs. Manhattan Christian W 96-47 vs. Faith Baptist Bible College W 101-53 vs. Tabor W 74-70 @ Bethel L 78-73 @ Southern Nazarene L 87-57 @ York W 113-110 (2OT) vs. Ottawa L 92-90 vs. Bethany W 88-84 vs. Kansas Wesleyan W 95-87 vs. Avila L 90-84 @ Saint Mary W 70-58 @ Bethany W 89-77 @ McPherson L 84-76 vs. Friends W 86-74 vs. Saint Mary W 82-73 @ Sterling W 84-72 vs. RV Bethel W 80-64 @ Friends W 87-71 vs. RV Okla. Wesleyan W 76-73 (OT) @ 7 Ottawa L 100-77 vs. Bethel L 67-66 @ Tabor W 78-68 @ Avila W 88-77 2020 Braves Basketball 2020 BRAVES BASKETBALL ROSTER ## FIRST LAST YEAR POS. HT HOMETOWN 0 Jaquan Daniels Sr. G/F 6-4 Columbus, Ga. 1 Perry Carroll Sr. G 5-11 Ottawa, Kan. 3 Ian Moore Jr. G 6-2 Lamar, Mo. 5 Andre Jackson Sr. G/F 6-3 Turner, Kan. 10 Devin Bell Fr. G 6-2 The Colony, Texas Ottawa University 11 John Long So. G 6-0 Carbondale, Kan. Braves 12 Triston Turner Fr. F 6-4 Independence, Mo. January 18 - 3:00 p.m. - Winfield, Kan. 13 Ty Bland Jr. G/F 6-5 Auburn Hills, Mich. 14 Joe Johnson III Sr. G 5-8 Waynesville, Mo. GENERAL INFORMATION 22 Ferlin Joseph Fr. G 6-5 St. Petersburg, Fla. Location..................................................Ottawa, Kan. 25 Trevor Ballou Sr. F 6-4 Osawatomie, Kan. Conference..........................................................KCAC 31 Jackson Mallory Sr. G 6-2 Lawrence, Kan. Nickname..........................................................Braves 33 Garrison Pope So. G 6-1 McLouth, Kan. Enrollment............................................................630 35 Mason McDow Sr. F 6-7 Paola, Kan. Stadium.........................................Wilson Fieldhouse 44 Dakota Grey Sr. F 6-4 Tonganoxie, Kan. Capacity..............................................................1500 Athletic Director...................................Arabie Conner Sports Information Director......................Katie Tooley Website................................www.ottawabraves.com Previous Meetings vs. Ottawa DATE HOME/AWAY SCORE Head Coach: Aaron Siebenthall (6th Season) Associate Head Coach: Phil McClintock 01/18/20 Away L 100-77 Assistant Coaches: Jamie Batish, Alex Slawson, Bruce Marshall, Hunter Bondurant 11/16/19 Home L 92-90 Director of Basketball Operations: Christian Martinez 01/14/19 Away L 113-108 11/17/18 Home W 101-82 Follow us on social media! 02/22/18 Home W 75-73 Facebook: /buildersports Twitter: @buildersports / @SCmensball Instagram: @buildersports 2020 Basketball Statistics School KCAC % Overall % GB Home Away Neutral 25 Bethel 11-2 .846 11-3 .786 -- 6-1 5-2 0-0 INGS RV Oklahoma Wesleyan 7-3 .700 9-4 .692 2.5 4-1 5-3 0-0 McPherson 7-5 .583 9-5 .643 3.5 5-0 4-5 0-2 Ottawa 5-4 .556 8-4 .667 4 6-1 2-3 0-0 Kansas Wesleyan 5-5 .500 7-7 .500 4.5 5-4 2-3 0-0 Avila 4-4 .500 9-5 .643 4.5 6-2 3-3 0-0 Tabor 4-4 .500 6-4 .600 4.5 3-3 2-1 1-0 Southwestern 4-4 .500 8-6 .571 4.5 5-1 3-3 0-2 Bethany 5-6 .455 6-7 .462 5 3-2 3-4 0-1 Friends 4-6 .400 4-9 .308 5.5 3-4 1-5 0-0 York 1-4 .200 1-6 .143 6 1-2 0-4 0-0 KCAC BASKETBALLLSTAND Sterling 2-10 .167 4-11 .267 8.5 0-6 2-5 2-0 Saint Mary 0-2 .000 0-3 .000 5.5 0-1 0-2 0-0 Date Home Visitor Time Results January 18 Southwestern Ottawa 3:00pm TBP McPherson St. Mary 1:00pm TBP January 20 Southwestern Bethel 7:00pm TBP Okla. Wesleyan St. Mary 8:00pm TBP Bethany York 8:00pm TBP Avila Tabor 8:00pm TBP Kan. Wesleyan Sterling 8:00pm TBP *TBP = TO BE PLAYED KCAC BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Quick Leaders SOUTHWESTERN OTTAWA Quick Leaders G. Salas (17.8) ........................................Points........................................... J. Daniels (22.9) T. Baker (9.5) ........................................Rebounds.........................................J. Daniels (6.6) S. Gaston Chapman (3.1).................................Assists............................................J. Mallory (4.0) S. Gaston-Chapman (25) ...............................Steals ( Totals)................................J. Daniels (37) T. Baker(13)...........................................Blocks ( Totals)................................J. Daniels (6) TEAM LEADERS Previously on Moundbuilder Basketball MEN’S BASKETBALL DEFEATED BY FRIENDS WINFIELD, Kan. - The Southwestern College men’s basketball team dropped a home game on Saturday to the Friends Falcons, falling by a score of 81-74 in their first contest in Stewart Field House in two months. The Falcons held the lead for the entirety of the first half outside of a 3-2 margin for Southwestern early on, ultimately resulting in a five-point halftime advantage. Both teams shot relatively even throughout the first 20 minutes, with Friends connecting on one more three-pointer and one more shot overall than the Moundbuilders to help make up the difference. The second half posed for some interesting numbers in the box score. The Falcons started the second half off with a quick 6-3 scoring outburst, followed by a few smaller runs to help extend their lead to as many as nine points on multiple occasions. With just under 10 minutes to go in the game, the Builders used a 10-2 run to finally take the lead at 59-57 with six left to play. Friends countered with a 14-2 fury over the course of the next five minutes, seeing themselves go up ten points with just a minute showing on the clock. Southwestern did not go away quietly as their full-court press created fits for the Falcons and allowed them to shrink the deficit down to three with half a minute remaining, but the Falcons continued to hit timely free throws, finally pulling away thanks to a couple of defensive stops down the stretch. In just the second half alone, Friends connected on 24 of 26 free-throw attempts. including 17 straight to close out the contest. They ended the night 28-32 from the charity stripe. As a team, the Moundbuilders put up 30 more shot attempts than the visitors but endured 21 fewer made free throws than their counterpart. Friends finished the game with a 47 percent shooting mark, while Southwestern hit 29-77 shots at 38 percent. Steele Gaston-Chapman (FR/Wichita, Kan.) was the top scorer for the Builders, ending his outing with 21 points and eight assists. Troy Baker (SR/ Maize, Kan.) also cracked double figures with 12, while Zhahidi Robinson (SO/St. Petersburg, Fla.) added 13 off the bench. With the loss, Southwestern drops to 8-6 on the year and 4-4 in the KCAC. The team will remain home for their next game when they host the Ottawa Braves on Monday, January 18th.
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