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Heartland Conference Men's Basketball Record Book Heartland Conference Men’s Basketball Record Book 1999-00 Heartland Conference 2000-01 Heartland Conference 2001-02 Heartland Conference Standings Standings Standings Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. Incarnate Word -- --- 21-5 .808 Lincoln 9-3 .750 20-7 .741 Incarnate Word 8-2 .800 24-3 .889 Drury -- --- 22-6 .786 St. Mary’s 9-3 .750 20-8 .714 Rockhurst 8-2 .800 24-6 .800 St. Edward’s -- --- 16-11 .593 Drury 9-3 .750 19-7 .731 Lincoln 7-3 .700 14-12 .539 St. Mary’s -- --- 16-11 .593 Rockhurst 6-6 .500 18-9 .667 Drury 4-6 .400 12-15 .444 Texas Wesleyan -- --- 15-12 .556 Incarnate Word 5-7 .417 16-10 .615 St. Mary’s 2-8 .200 11-15 .423 Rockhurst -- --- 10-15 .400 St. Edward’s 2-10 .200 10-17 .370 St. Edward’s 1-10 .091 4-23 .148 Lincoln -- --- 2-24 .077 Texas Wesleyan 2-10 .200 8-19 .296 Heartland Conference Tournament Heartland Conference Tournament Heartland Conference Tournament No Tournament Held No Tournament Held No Tournament Held ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS First-Team Edward Armstrong, Incarnate Word ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS Shawn Ashworth, Texas Wesleyan ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS Shaun Bass, Drury Player of the Year Player of the Year Brad Burdick, St. Edward’s Matt Miller, Drury Kenny Dye, Lincoln Todd Chappell, Texas Wesleyan Jason Friday, Lincoln Freshman of the Year Freshman of the Year Brian Fulton, Texas Wesleyan Robert Tovar, UIW Billy White, St. Mary’s Jasen Gast, Incarnate Word Rhonney Greene, St. Edward’s Newcomer of the Year Newcomer of the Year Ashley Jalufka, St. Mary’s Robert Tovar, UIW Jamar Love, Incarnate Word Prince Johnson, Incarnate Word Ben Lyman, St. Edward’s Coach of the Year Coach of the Year Buddy Meyer, St. Mary’s Bill Pope, Lincoln Bill O’Connor, Rockhurst Matt Miller, Drury Lee Nailon, Incarnate Word First-Team First-Team Mike Parks, St. Mary’s Kenny Dye, Lincoln Kenny Dye, Lincoln Lachlan Teasdale, St. Edward’s Jeff Foy, St. Mary’s Derrick Lang, Incarnate Word Brian Fulton, Texas Wesleyan Jamar Love, Incarnate Word Ben Lyman, St. Edward’s Matt Miller, Drury Matt Miller, Drury David Winkley, Rockhurst David Winkley, Rockhurst Second-Team Second-Team Brad Burdick, St. Edward’s Nick Biby, Rockhurst Lawrence Burnett, Rockhurst Bradley Burdick, St. Edward’s Mario Davis, Lincoln Ashley Jalufka, St. Mary’s Chris Johnson, Incarnate Word Derrick Lang, Incarnate Word Chris Mortellaro, Drury Ke’Lan Mitchell, Drury Troy Moore, Lincoln Honorable Mention Nick Biby, RU; Ky O’Dell, STMU; Teran Tease, LU; Brandon Morris, DU; Billy White, STMU; Cyrus Russell, SEU. Heartland Conference Men’s Basketball Record Book 2002-03 Heartland Conference 2003-04 Heartland Conference 2004-05 Heartland Conference Standings Standings Standings Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. St. Mary’s 8-2 .800 17-13 .567 Drury 11-1 .917 24-8 .750 St. Mary’s 11-1 .917 23-8 .742 Rockhurst 8-2 .800 17-11 .607 St. Mary’s 9-3 .750 19-11 .633 Drury 11-1 .917 21-7 .750 Incarnate Word 6-4 .600 20-8 .714 Rockhurst 8-4 .667 15-13 .536 Rockhurst 6-6 .500 10-19 .345 Drury 5-5 .500 12-16 .429 Incarnate Word 7-5 .583 16-11 .593 Panhandle State 6-6 .500 9-19 .321 Lincoln 4-6 .400 13-13 .500 St. Edward’s 4-8 .333 8-19 .297 Lincoln 5-7 .417 7-19 .269 St. Edward’s 2-8 .200 4-23 .148 Panhandle State 2-10 .167 2-22 .083 Incarnate Word 2-10 .167 7-20 .259 Panhandle State# -- --- 15-11 .577 Lincoln 1-11 .083 3-22 .120 St. Edward’s 1-11 .083 6-21 .222 # - Provisonal School (Not eligible for Postseason Play) Heartland Conference Tournament Heartland Conference Tournament Heartland Conference Tournament March 5-8, 2003 - Home Sites March 3-6, 2004 - Home Sites March 2-3, 2005 - Home Sites Semifinals Semifinals Semifinals #1 St. Mary’s def. #4 Drury, 69-64 #1 Drury def. #4 Incarnate Word, 59-56 #1 St. Mary’s def. #4 Panhandle State, 69-61 #3 Incarnate Word def. #2 Rockhurst, 66-61 #2 St. Mary’s def. #3 Rockhurst, 82-62 #3 Rockhurst def. #2 Drury, 78-70 Championahip Championship Championship #1 St. Mary’s def. #3 Incarnate Word, 57-47 #1 Drury def. #2 St. Mary’s, 62-58 #1 St. Mary’s def. #3 Rockhurst, 59-52 ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS Player of the Year Player of the Year Player of the Year Chris Mortellaro, Drury Chris Mortellaro, Drury J.J. Edwards, St. Mary’s Freshman of the Year Freshman of the Year Freshman of the Year Ben McCain, St. Mary’s Paul Conolly, Incarnate Word Joe Allen, St. Mary’s Newcomers of the Year Newcomers of the Year Newcomer of the Year D’ Hudson, UIW J.J. Edwards, St. Mary’s Brandon Kimbrough, Drury Maxie Stamps, DU D.J. Houge, Lincoln Coach of the Year Coach of the Year Coach of the Year Buddy Meyer, St. Mary’s Bill O’Connor, Rockhurst Gary Stanfield, Drury First-Team First-Team First-Team Terrence Dopson, Rockhurst Kenneth Barrett, Panhandle State Kenneth Barrett, Panhandle State J.J. Edwards, St. Mary’s Nick Biby, Rockhurst Pedro Brito, St. Mary’s Henry Hernandez, St. Mary’s Jamar Love, Incarnate Word Chris Johnson, Incarnate Word Brandon Kimbrough, Drury Brian Meyer, Rockhurst Chris Mortellaro, Drury Kevin Thomas, Drury Chris Mortellaro, Drury Joel Sobanski, Rockhurst Robert Tovar, Incarnate Word Maxie Stamps, Drury Second-Team Billy White, St. Mary’s Jecorey Leggins, Pahandle State Second-Team Eddie Moss, Panhandle State Second-Team Terrance Dopson, Rockhurst Chris Smith, St. Edward’s Sean Briggs, Lincoln Andrew Harlie, Panhandle State Kelly Scarver, Lincoln Pedro Brito, St. Mary’s Cyrus Russell, St. Edward’s Joel Sobanski, Rockhurst Andrew Harlie, Panhandle State Robert Tovar, Incarnate Word Billy White, St. Mary’s Chris Johnson, Incarnate Word Billy White, St. Mary’s Ben McCain, St. Mary’s Honorable Mention Lawrence Ramsey, St. Edward’s Honorable Mention Frank Bennett, DU; Sean Cole, SEU; Paul Connol- Maxie Stamps, Drury Joe Dinkins, SEU; Vivien Fongue, RU; D.J. Hogue, ly, UIW; D.J. Hogue, LU; Nick Malinowski, OPSU; LU; D’ Hudson, UIW; Anthony Jackson, UIW; Kevin Louis Martinez, SEU; John Torson, RU. Honorable Mention Thomas, DU. Travis Backes, LU; Terrence Dopson, RU; D’ Hud- son, UIW; Melvin Miller, SEU; Cyrus Russell, SEU. Heartland Conference Men’s Basketball Record Book 2005-06 Heartland Conference 2006-07 Heartland Conference 2007-08 Heartland Conference Standings Standings Standings Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. St. Edward’s 9-3 .750 21-10 .677 St. Edward’s 10-2 .833 24-6 .800 St. Edward’s 9-1 .900 23-7 .767 MSU-Billings 9-3 .750 20-8 .714 Incarnate Word 9-3 .750 18-11 .621 Incarnate Word 6-4 .600 17-11 .607 Panhandle State 7-5 .583 10-18 .357 St. Mary’s 8-4 .667 16-12 .571 St. Mary’s 6-4 .600 17-13 .567 Western New Mexico 7-5 .583 9-20 .310 DBU 5-7 .417 10-17 .370 DBU 5-5 .500 12-15 .444 St. Mary’s 7-5 .583 14-14 .500 MSU-Billings 4-8 .333 6-21 .222 Panhandle State 2-8 .200 10-17 .370 Lincoln 3-9 .250 8-19 .296 Panhandle State 3-9 .250 7-20 .259 Lincoln 2-8 .200 7-20 .259 Incarnate Word 0-12 .000 8-19 .296 Lincoln 3-9 .250 7-19 .269 Newman# -- --- 14-12 .538 Heartland Conference Tournament UT-Permian Basin# -- --- xx xxx Texas A&M Int’l# -- --- 11-16 .407 Feb. 27-March 4, 2006 - Home Sites Texas A&M Int’l# -- --- 14-13 .519 UT-Permian Basin# -- --- 10-16 .385 Newman# -- --- 11-17 .647 # - Provisonal School (Not eligible for Postseason Play) # - Provisonal School (Not eligible for Postseason Play) Play-In Heartland Conference Tournament #4 Western New Mexico def. #5 St. Mary’s, 86-77 Heartland Conference Tournament March 7-8, 2008 - Denton, Texas March 2-3, 2007 - Denton, Texas Semifinals Semifinals #1 St. Edward’s def. #4 Western New Mexico, 77-59 Semifinals #1 St. Edward’s def. #4 DBU, 103-93 (2OT) #2 MSU-Billings def. Panhandle State, 80-67 #1 St. Edward’s def. #4 DBU, 73-64 #3 St. Mary’s def. #2 Incarnate Word, 62-56 #2 Incarnate Word def. #3 St. Mary’s, 68-65 Championship Championship #1 St. Edward’s def. #2 MSU-Billings, 83-77 Championship #3 St. Mary’s def. #1 St. Edward’s, 79-70 (OT) #1 St. Edward’s def. #2 Incarnate Word, 85-73 ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS All-Tournament Team Allen Coleman, STMU; Marcus Hill, STMU; Michael Player of the Year ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS Moss, SEU; Robert Owens-MVP, STMU; Daniel Pierre, David Lunn, St. Edward’s SEU; Cameron Teague, UIW; Brandon Wash, DBU. Player of the Year Freshman of the Year Shawn Weinstein, St. Edward’s ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS Rod Bellard, St. Mary’s Freshmen of the Year Player of the Year Newcomer of the Year Pierce Caldwell, Incarnate Word Pierce Caldwell, Incarnate Word David Lunn, St. Edward’s Jeff Miner, MSU-Billings Freshmen of the Year Coach of the Year Newcomer of the Year Braxton Adamson, DBU Ryan Marks, St. Edward’s LaChawn Anderson, Panhandle State Tracy Robinson, Incarnate Word First-Team Defensive Player of the Year Newcomer of the Year Joe Allen, St.
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