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Olivet At-A-Glance 3-4 Season Preview 5-6 Coaching Staff 7-8 2019 Schedule 9 2018 Results 10 Varsity Roster 11 Varsity Player Profiles 12-14 JV Roster & Schedule 15 JV Player Profiles 16 Off-the-Court 17 2019 Tournament photos 18 Conference Map 19-20 CCAC Awards 21 NAIA Scholar Athletes 21 Program History & Records 22 Season-by-Season Records 23 NAIA Championship Appearances 24 NAIA Hall of Fame 25 ONU Retired Jerseys 25 NAIA All-Americans 25-26 All-Time Stats 27-30 1,000 Point Club 30

Quick Reference

Olivet Nazarene University is located in Bourbonnais, Ill. Founded: 1907 Enrollment: 4,986 Nickname: Tigers School Colors: Purple and Gold Affiliation: NAIA Conference: CCAC University President: Dr. John C. Bowling Director of Athletics: Gary Newsome Sports Information: Nathan Brown Head Athletic Trainer: Alicia Mikulski Athletics Administrative Assistant: Renee Gerstenberger Athletics Office Fax: 815-939-7933 Photographs: Image Group Photography Media Guide Layout and Design: Brenten Couch

2 Olivet-At-A-Glance 600+ intercollegiate athletes 3.26 average athlete GPA 20 varsity teams 275 acres of land 35 buildings 17:1 student to faculty ratio 140+ areas of study

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4 MEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW: 2019-20

Entering the 2019-20 season, expectations and goals are as lofty as they’ve been in the last 20 seasons of Tiger Basketball. This year’s -Ti gers return five seniors, among six others, who helped lead ONU to 23 wins and a Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC) regular season title a season ago. Second-year head coach, Nick Birkey, has his squad aiming at a trifecta of accomplishments; the CCAC regular season and CCAC Tournament titles and at least one win at the NAIA Division II National Championships in March. If they do so, it would be the first time since 2000 a Tiger team has achieved all three.

Birkey says, “Our team is primed and ready to do special things this season. There is a prevailing hunger and excitement to achieve more and be at our best each day. We have the players and staff to reach the goals we have set individually and collectively. The 2019-20 season should be filled with many memorable moments as we strive to be Tiger Tough every opportunity we have.”

Back for his fourth and final season is the returning (unanimous) CCAC Player of the Year, Nic Reed (New Albany, Ind.). As one of the Tigers’ leaders, Reed returns as one of the top 10 players in all of NAIA Division II, earning First Team All-America honors a year ago.

Reed is a three-time CCAC First Team All-Conference selection, two-time NAIA Division II Honorable Mention honoree, 2019 CoSI- DA First Team Academic All-America, and 15-time CCAC Player of the Week. He also holds four program records, single-game points (51), single-season scoring average (27.3), single-season total free-throws made and attempted in a season (243-290). In 2018-19, Reed led the Tigers in 10 different categories including scoring (875, 27.3), rebounds (297, 9.3) and minutes (1190, 37.2). Among NAIA lead- ers, he finished fourth in points per game and 17th in rebound per game.

In his first three season, Reed has etched his name in the Tiger record books. He is third in career points scored (2,307), eighth in rebounds (827), 16th in three-pointers made (148), fifth in field-goals made (786), fifth in field goal attempts (1,468), second in free throws made (587) and third in free throw attempts (696). He is on pace to become the all-time scorer (462 points away) and finish with 1,000 career rebounds (173 away), making him only the second player ever to reach that mark.

The Tigers’ leader in the backcourt is senior point guard, Dane Schlafley (Peoria, Ill.). He has played in 87 games, started 83, and logged over 2,500 minutes. He provides a wealth of experience and toughness to a team full of it. Schlafley earned CCAC Honorable Mention All-Conference honors a year ago. He finished with 153 assists, good for second in the CCAC and 14th in NAIA Division II. He has 408 career assists, good for 12th all-time among ONU leaders. Last year, Dane also contributed 242 points, 87 rebounds, a team-high 52 steals and finished with a conference-best 2.7 assist to turnover ratio (153:56).

Possibly the best news from the offseason is the health of Schlafley. He has missed six games in his career due to severe tendinitis. Following the 2018-19 season he had arthroscopic knee surgery. A few months later he is now 100% and ready to take on his senior season.

Joining Schlafley in the Tigers’ outstanding backcourt is 2019 CCAC Second Team All-Conference selection, John Contant (Hickory Hills, Ill.). Contant was arguably the most improved player in the league from his freshman season to how he finished year two. He is also debatably the most versatile guard in the CCAC. His combination of offensive production and defensive ability help him make that claim.

Contant made huge strides in production his sophomore season. He started all 32 games and finished second on the team in minutes (1,117, 34.9), points (481, 15.0), assists (98) and led the team in three-pointers made (68). After two seasons, Contant is on pace this year to reach 1,000 career points and should crack the top 20 in career three-pointers made.

Adding more experience and size to the perimeter is senior, Luke Tuttle (Hampshire, Ill.). One of five seniors, Tuttle has played in 90 games during his career, starting 30 last season. He was fourth on the team in minutes (24.1) and averaged 7.3 points per game, while making 45 three-pointers (third on the team). Tuttle also led the team with only 19 turnovers in 31 games played. He is well on track to make over 100 three-pointers in his career.

The combination of juniors, C.J. Smith (Cumming, Ga.) and Gavin Griggs (Middletown, Ind.), a year ago was the much needed depth at the guard position. Both now in their junior seasons, primed to provide that again in 2019-20, strengthening a very competitive set of reserves that stack up against most . Smith and Griggs both played in all 32 games, but bring something unique to the floor. Griggs is one the strongest and most athletic perimeter players in the CCAC and uses it to give himself an advantage in the paint. He enters this season an improved shooter and someone who can definitely help on the glass. Smith is a sharpshooter who has the ability to stretch defenses and make defenders worry where he is at all times. He finished with the third-most three-point attempts (41-120) a season ago and only missed one free-throw. Griggs and Smith will play major roles on a Tiger team with tremendous depth.

5 One individual who will see an increase in roles will be sophomore point guard, Christian Straw (Bour- bonnais, Ill.). Notably, Straw is the one local player on the Tiger roster. He will be asked to play the ECCELESIATES 4:9-10,12 ISAIAH 40:31 backup role to Schlafley. In his second season, Straw ONLY AS STRONG AS THE is ready to make an impact after leading the junior varsity team a year ago. He brings along with him the ability to knock down the three-point shot with consistency. Also returning is 6-foot, 6-inch soph- omore James Owen (, Ill.). Owen has the versatility to play inside and out, while using his size and length at each position. Strive to glorify God in all things; deriving our strength, energy and wisdom from Him while aiming to honor ONU’s inside game is headlined by Nic Reed, but Christ with all of our mind, body, and heart. is solidified with 6-foot, 10-inch sophomore, Alex Gross (Hope, Ind.). Gross enters his second season Enjoy and celebrate relationships with our Team, family with the anticipation of being an all-conference type player. He started all 32 games, averaged 9.0 points, and others grounded in love and Respect; placing the good for third-best on the team and 5.6 rebounds, needs of others and success of the team ahead of our good for second on the Tigers. He led the team with own. a 59.3% field goal percentage and 54 blocks, good enough for eighth among NAIA leaders. Gross has Excel and experience growth and development in all the goal of averaging a double-double this year and has the capability to do so. He has improved areas of our personal lives; spiritually, socially, his body, worked on his conditioning, and is more academically, and athletically; with passion, Aspire to do explosive. In all, the sky is the limit for the Tigers’ and be more than we ever thought possible. sophomore big man. Our collective will be the ey to our pursuit Last year’s sixth man, voted on by the team, is K Kensen Vaughan (Red Oak, Texas). The 6-foot, of being champions on and off the court. 7-inch senior will again be counted on to provide

important minutes in the post for the Tigers. In IF YOU WANT TO GO FAST, GO ALONE. IF YOU WANT TO GO FAR, GO TOGETHER. 2018-19, he played in all 32 games, averaged 19.2 minutes per game, 5.0 points (53.4% from the field) and 5.0 rebounds (third-best on the team) while demonstrating that he can be a great offensive rebounder. He finished with 39 offensive rebounds (third-best), including four in the Tigers’ national tournament game last March.

ONU features a third senior big man, Logan Chitty (White Heath, Ill.). Chitty has been a steady, consistent member of the team and is exceptional in practice and brings a tremendous energy in all areas. His experience and leadership will be huge for the Tigers on and off the floor.

The 2019 recruiting class features four newcomers who will look to make an impact in year one. Freshmen perimeter players, Barik Olden (Morton, Ill.) and Trevor Rumple (Warsaw, Ind.) join transfers, Cade Chitty (White Heath, Ill., ) and Bryson Grasse (Lakeland, Fla., Oklahoma Wesleyan University). These four bring unique abilities, three added size and all will add much needed depth to the guard position, while Chitty will be useful since he can play inside as well.

Like many seasons before, this year’s Tigers will be up against one of the toughest schedules in all of NAIA Division II. Of the 30 regular season games scheduled, 17 will be played away from McHie Arena. The week before Christmas, ONU will travel to Huntington Beach, Calif. For a two-game classic at NAIA Division I, . ONU will also play an exhibition game against NCAA Division I opponent, University of at Chicago on Nov. 5.

Birkey commented on the schedule. “We are excited about the opportunities our schedule provides. We will be challenged away from home and look forward to playing great competition. This year we have 13 games at McHie Arena and are anxious to perform in front of our outstanding fans. Our team will have new experiences while in California and get a chance to compete against at NCAA Division I team in UIC.”

6 NICK BIRKEY Head Coach (2nd Season)

Education: -Olivet Nazarene University – Master of Organizational Leadership (2013) -Olivet Nazarene University – Bachelor of Science: Sport Management and Business Administration (2007)

Professional Experience: -Olivet Nazarene University, Head Men’s Basketball Coach (2018-present) -Olivet Nazarene University, Head Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach (2008- 2018) -Olivet Nazarene University, Assistant Sports Information (2008-2018) -Olivet Nazarene University, Men’s Basketball Junior Varsity Head Coach (2006-2007) -Olivet Nazarene University, Men’s Basketball Student Assistant (2003-2007) -Eureka (Ill.), Head Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach (2007-2008) -Eureka College (Ill.), Head Men’s Golf Coach (2007-2008)

Professional Associations: -National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) (2007-present) -Illinois Basketball Coaches Association (IBCA) (2008-present) -College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) (2011-2019) -NAIA National Player of the Week Voting Committee (Men’s Basketball) (2013-2018) -United States Golf Association (USGA) (2015-present)

Awards and Recognition: -CCAC Coach of the Year (2019) -IBCA NAIA Division II Coach of the Year (2019) -As an assistant, helped ONU to 181-128 (111-53, CCAC) record (2008-2018) -CCAC Regular Season Champions (2019, 2015) -CCAC Tournament Champions (2015) -CCAC South Division Regular Season Champions (2016, 2014) -NAIA Men’s Basketball National Championship appearances (Division II, 2019, 2016 & 2015) (Division I, 2011 & 2010) -Helped ONU to 77 wins (2003-2007) and two NAIA Division I National Championship appearances (2007, 2006) and Elite Eight (2006)

7 Education: -Olivet Nazarene University – Master of Business Administration (2018-present) -Olivet Nazarene University – Bachelor of Science: Business Administration (2018)

Professional Experience: -Olivet Nazarene University, Men’s Basketball Graduate Assistant (2018-present)

Awards and Recognition: -Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete (2018) -CCAC All-Academic Team (2018, 2017) -NABC Honors Court (2018, 2017) -Finished career 10th in three-pointers made on Tigers’ Top 20 list (183) -Finished seventh in CCAC in three-pointers made (80) (2017-2018) -Helped Tigers to NAIA Division II National Championships (2016, 2015) -Member of Tigers’ CCAC Tournament title and Regular Season championship team (2015) CHRIS GREEN Graduate Assistant (2nd Season)

Education: -Olivet Nazarene University – Master of Organizational Leadership (2019-present) -Xavier University – Bachelor of Science: Sport Management (2019)

Professional Experience: -Olivet Nazarene University, Men’s Basketball Graduate Assistant (2019-present) -Xavier University (Ohio), Men’s Basketball Program Assistant (2016-2019) -Elite Basketball Club (Columbus, Ohio), Assistant Coach (2015)

COLLIN SOUTHWORTH Graduate Assistant (1st Season)

Support Staff (L-R)

Cordell Hart & Matt Trotter

8 2019-20 Schedule

Day Date Opponent Time (CST)

Friday Oct. 25 Lincoln Christian University (Homecoming) 7:30 PM ! Friday Nov. 1 @ Columbia College 7:00 PM ! Saturday Nov. 2 vs. William Woods University 2:30 PM Tuesday Nov. 5 @ Illinois Chicago (exhibition) 7:00 PM ^ Friday Nov. 8 vs. East-West University 5:00 PM ^ Saturday Nov. 9 TBA 3:00 PM * Wednesday Nov. 13 @ 7:30 PM * Saturday Nov. 16 @ Indiana University-South Bend 2:00 PM * Wednesday Nov. 20 Holy Cross College 7:30 PM * Saturday Nov. 23 @ Robert Morris University-Illinois 3:00 PM * Tuesday Nov. 26 @ Governors State University 7:00 PM * Tuesday Dec. 3 Saint Xavier University 7:00 PM * Saturday Dec. 7 Trinity Christian College 3:00 PM Tuesday Dec. 10 East-West University 7:00 PM * Saturday Dec. 14 @ St. Ambrose University 3:00 PM # Tuesday Dec. 17 @ Vanguard University 8:00 PM # Wednesday Dec. 18 vs. University of Northern British Columbia 8:00 PM * Saturday Jan. 4 @ Trinity Christian College 3:00 PM * Wednesday Jan. 8 @ Trinity International University 7:30 PM Saturday Jan. 11 Indiana University-South Bend 3:00 PM * Wednesday Jan. 15 @ Holy Cross College 6:30 PM * Saturday Jan. 18 Calumet College of St. Joseph 3:00 PM * Wednesday Jan. 22 Judson University 7:30 PM * Saturday Jan. 25 @ Saint Xavier University 3:00 PM * Saturday Feb. 1 Governors State University 3:00 PM * Wednesday Feb. 5 Cardinal Stritch University 7:30 PM * Saturday Feb. 8 University of St. Francis (Ill.) 3:00 PM * Wednesday Feb. 12 St. Ambrose University 7:30 PM * Saturday Feb. 15 @ 3:00 PM * Wednesday Feb. 19 @ Indiana University Northwest 7:00 PM * Saturday Feb. 22 Robert Morris University-Illinois (Senior Day) 3:00 PM Wednesday Feb. 26 CCAC Tournament TBA Wednesday Mar. 11 NAIA Division II National Tournament TBA (Sioux Falls, S.D., Sanford Pentagon)

* CCAC Game ! Cougars vs. Cancer Classic @ Columbia College (Mo.) ^ Ness Bros. Hall of Fame Tournament @ Huntington University (Ind.) # Bill Reynolds Classic @ Vanguard University (Calif.)

9 2018-19 Results

Date Opponent W/L Score

10/26/18 BRESCIA UNIVERSITY W 103-97 11/2/18 ^ at Indiana Wesleyan University L 83-57 11/3/18 ^ vs Goshen College W 82-58 11/6/18 at Lincoln College W 90-89 (OT) 11/9/18 $ at Mount Vernon Nazarene Univ. L 87-66 11/10/18 $ vs Union College W 85-76 11/14/18 * ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY L 84-82 11/17/18 * GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY W 79-75 11/20/18 * at Roosevelt L 83-72 11/28/18 * at Cardinal Stritch University W 78-67 12/1/18 * TRINITY CHRISTIAN COLLEGE W 85-68 12/4/18 at University of Indianapolis W 95-81 12/8/18 * at University of St. Francis (IL) L 80-73 12/15/18 * TRINITY INTERNATIONAL UNIV. W 99-92 12/29/18 at Keiser University W 69-54 12/30/18 vs Concordia University-Montreal W 76-69 @ Keiser University (Fla.) 1/5/19 * HOLY CROSS COLLEGE W 73-55 1/9/19 * at Judson University W 75-62 1/12/19 * ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY-IL W 119-98 1/14/19 LINCOLN COLLEGE L 87-75 1/16/19 * at Indiana University-South Bend W 90-81 1/19/19 * at Saint Xavier University W 93-90 1/23/19 * CALUMET COLLEGE OF ST. JOSEPH W 110-81 1/26/19 * at St. Ambrose L 85-70 2/2/19 * ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY W 83-67 2/4/19 * at Governors State University W 74-66 2/6/19 * CARDINAL STRITCH UNIVERSITY W 74-73 2/9/19 * at Trinity Christian College W 73-57 2/13/19 * UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS (IL) W 83-80 2/16/19 * at Trinity International Univ. W 93-84 2/19/19 # UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS (IL) L 81-80 3/7/19 ! vs Briar Cliff University L 103-88

Final Record 23-9 CCAC Record 16-4

^ = Caleb Dimmich Memorial Classic (Indiana Wesleyan University) $ = Mount Vernon Nazarene University (Ohio) Homecoming Classic * = CCAC Game # = CCAC Tournament ! = NAIA Division II National Championship (Sioux Falls, S.D.)

10 No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown

4 Dane Schlafley SR G 6-1 174 Peoria, Ill. 5 Cade Chitty SO G/F 6-6 183 White Heath, Ill. 10 Christian Straw SO G 5-11 173 Bourbonnais, Ill. 12 C.J. Smith JR G 6-1 178 Cumming, Ga. 13 Barik Olden FR G 6-4 196 Groveland, Ill. 14 Kensen Vaughan SR F 6-7 196 Red Oak, Texas 22 Gavin Griggs JR G 6-4 195 Middletown, Ind. 23 Luke Tuttle S F 6-5 170 Hampshire, Ill. 25 John Contant JR G 6-3 180 Hickory Hills, Ill. 31 James Owen SO G/F 6-6 185 Chicago, Ill. 32 Nic Reed SR F 6-5 207 New Albany, Ind. 33 Trevor Rumple FR G 6-0 162 Warsaw, Ind. 34 Bryson Grasse SO G 6-5 174 Lakeland, Fla. 45 Alex Gross SO C 6-10 237 Hope, Ind. 54 Logan Chitty SR F 6-6 255 White Heath, Ill.

11 VARSITY PLAYER PROFILES DANE SCHLAFLEY #4 Senior Guard 6’ 1” 174 Peoria, Ill. Richwoods HS Major: Biology

Career Stats GP: 87 ppg: 6.5 reb: 2.8 ast: 4.7 FG: 38.4% FT: 77.4% KENSEN VAUGHAN #14 Senior Forward 6’ 7” 196 Red Oak, Texas Life Waxahachie HS Major: Actuarial Science

Career Stats GP: 47 ppg: 4.4 reb: 3.9 ast: 1.9 FG: 54.9% FT: 66% LUKE TUTTLE #23 Senior Forward 6’ 5” 170 Hampshire, Ill. Hampshire HS Major: Accounting / Finance

Career Stats GP: 90 ppg: 6.2 reb: 3.0 ast: 1.3 FG: 45.6% FT: 74.3% NIC REED #32 Senior Forward 6’ 5” 207 New Albany, Ind. Christian Academy of Indiana Major: Marketing / Finance

Career Stats GP: 93 ppg: 24.8 reb: 8.9 ast: 2.7 FG: 53.5% FT: 84.3% LOGAN CHITTY #54 Senior Forward 6’ 6” 255 White Heath, Ill. Judah Christian HS

Major: Political Science / Criminal Justice

12 C.J. SMITH #12 Junior Guard 6’ 1” 178 Cummings, Ga. Forsyth Central HS Major: Exercise Science

Career Stas GP: 36 ppg: 5.3 reb: 1.1 ast: 1.3 FG: 37.8% FT: 95.0% GAVIN GRIGGS #22 Junior Guard 6’ 4” 195 Middletown, Ind. Shenandoah HS Major: Business Administration

Career Stats GP: 34 ppg: 5.0 reb: 2.0 ast: 0.7 FG: 43.9% FT: 66.7% JOHN CONTANT #25 Junior Guard 6’ 3” 180 Hickory Hills, Ill. Amos Alonzo Stagg HS Major: Mechanical Engineering

Career Stats GP: 62 ppg: 10.6 reb: 2.9 ast: 2.8 FG: 45.3% FT: 74.4% CADE CHITTY #5 Sophomore Guard/Forward 6’ 6” 183 White Heath, Ill. Judah Christian HS

Major: Exercise Science

#10CHRISTIAN Sophomore Guard 5’ 11” 173 STRAW Bourbonnais, Ill. Bradley-Bourbonnais Community HS

Major: Economics / Finance

13 JAMES OWEN #24 Sophomore Guard/Forward 6’ 6” 185 Chicago, Ill. Walther Christian Academy Major: Business Administration

BRYSON GRASSE #34 Sophomore Guard 6’ 5” 174 Lakeland, Fla. Seffner Christian Academy

Major: Business Administration

ALEX GROSS #45 Sophomore Center 6’ 10” 237 Hope, Ind. Hauser HS Major: Sport Management

Career Stats GP: 32 ppg: 9.0 reb: 5.6 ast: 2.0 FG: 59.3% FT: 70.8% BARIK OLDEN #13 Freshman Guard 6’ 4” 196 Groveland, Ill. Morton HS

Major: Sport Management

TREVOR RUMPLE #33 Freshman Guard 6’ 0” 162 Warsaw, Ind. Warsaw HS

Major: Marketing

14 Day Date Opponent Time Monday Oct. 28 7:00 PM Wednesday Oct. 30 Trinity Christian College 7:00 PM Monday Nov. 4 Kankakee Community College 7:00 PM Thursday Nov. 7 Richard J. Daley College 7:00 PM Monday Nov. 11 7:00 PM Thursday Nov. 14 Kishwaukee College 7:00 PM Monday Nov. 18 Judson University 7:00 PM Thursday Nov. 21 Illinois Central College 7:00 PM Monday Nov. 25 Moraine Valley CC 7:00 PM Monday Dec. 2 Illinois Central College 7:00 PM Thursday Dec. 5 Joliet Junior College 7:00 PM Tuesday Dec. 10 East-West University 5:00 PM Monday Jan. 13 Trinity Christian College 7:00 PM Thursday Jan. 16 Kennedy-King College 7:00 PM Monday Jan. 27 Kishwaukee College 7:00 PM Thursday Jan. 30 Kankakee Community College 7:00 PM Thursday Feb. 6 Kennedy-King College 7:00 PM

Home Game Away Game 15 JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYER PROFILES MAX GRANT #4 Freshman Guard 5’ 11” 155 Onarga, Ill. Iroquois West HS

Major: Criminal Justice

GUNNAR REFFEITT #10 Freshman Guard 6’ 1” 201 Brownsburg, Ind. Brownsburg HS

Major: Business Administration

CADE SCHNICKER #12 Freshman Guard 6’ 2” 165 Ellery, Ill. Edwards County HS

Major: Biology / Pre-Med

LOGAN MCCANN #22 Sophomore Guard 6’ 1” 180 Lindenhurst, Ill. Lakes Community HS

Major: Environmental Science

DAVID KRUMSIEG #25 Sophomore Forward 6’ 5” 193 Lebanon, Ill. Lebanon HS

Major: Accounting

RAY KERKHOFF #42 Junior Forward 6’ 6” 223 Tuscola, Ill. Tuscola HS

Major: Criminal Justice

JONATHAN CHYCINSKI #45 Freshman Center 6’ 8” 260 Sussex, Wis. Arrowhead HS

Major: Computer Science

16 OFF THE COURT

17 2019 NAIA Division II National Championships

18 Cardinal Stritch University Milwaukee, Wis. Trinity International University Home Arena: Cardinal Stritch University Field House Deerfield, Ill. Home Arena: Meyer Sports Complex

Saint Xavier University Robert Morris University Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Home Arena: Shannon Center Home Arena: Robert Morris Athletic and Convocation Center Holy Cross College Notre Dame, Ind. Judson University Home Arena: McKenna Arena Elgin, Ill. Home Arena: Lindner Fitness Center Roosevelt University Chicago, Ill. Home Arena: Goodman Center

Saint Ambrose University Indiana University - South Bend Davenport, Iowa University of St. Francis South Bend, Ind. Home Arena: Lee Lohman Arena Joliet, Ill. Home Arena: Student Activities Center Home Arena: Pat Sullivan Center Indiana University-Northwest Trinity Christian College Gary, Ind. Palos Heights, Ill. Home Arena: Savannah Center Home Arena: Trinity Athletics and Recreation Cetner Calumet College of St. Joseph Whiting, Ind. Home Arena: Rittenmeyer Center Governors State University University Park, Ill. Home Arena: Athletics Recreation Center

19 Cardinal Stritch University Milwaukee, Wis. Trinity International University Home Arena: Cardinal Stritch University Field House Deerfield, Ill. Home Arena: Meyer Sports Complex

Saint Xavier University Robert Morris University Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Home Arena: Shannon Center Home Arena: Robert Morris Athletic and Convocation Center Holy Cross College Notre Dame, Ind. Judson University Home Arena: McKenna Arena Elgin, Ill. Home Arena: Lindner Fitness Center Roosevelt University Chicago, Ill. Home Arena: Goodman Center

Saint Ambrose University Indiana University - South Bend Davenport, Iowa University of St. Francis South Bend, Ind. Home Arena: Lee Lohman Arena Joliet, Ill. Home Arena: Student Activities Center Home Arena: Pat Sullivan Center Indiana University-Northwest Trinity Christian College Gary, Ind. Palos Heights, Ill. Home Arena: Savannah Center Home Arena: Trinity Athletics and Recreation Cetner Calumet College of St. Joseph Whiting, Ind. Home Arena: Rittenmeyer Center Governors State University University Park, Ill. Home Arena: Athletics Recreation Center

20 2018-19 CCAC AWARD WINNERS

CCAC Coach of the Year: Nick Birkey (Unanimous) Player of the Year/All-CCAC First Team: Nic Reed All-CCAC Second Team: John Contant All-CCAC Honorable Mention: Dane Schlafley

NAIA Scholar Team: GPA - 3.56 NAIA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES

NABC Team Academic Excellence Award Brian McCauley 2000 Drew Neal 2000 CCAC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM: Matt Bromley 2001, 2002 Scott Hodge 2003 Logan Chitty Aaron Hird 2003, 2004 John Contant Brandon Barr 2004, 2005 Gavin Griggs Zach Birkey 2005, 2006 Nic Reed Zach Johnson 2005, 2006 C.J. Smith Phil Howell 2006 Luke Tuttle Tyler Baldwin 2009, 2010 Dustin Rennewanz 2009, 2010 Kensen Vaughan Tyler Wallenfang 2009, 2010 Nick Klomstad 2011 NABC HONORS COURT: Matt Wells 2011 Logan Chitty Matt Ryan 2014, 2015 Nic Reed Taylor Tucker 2014, 2015, 2016 Reid Farchmin 2015, 2016 Luke Tuttle Abe Barwegan 2016, 2017 Kensen Vaughan Ryan Carl 2016, 2017 ALL-CCAC AWARD WINNERS Tyler Crater 2016, 2017 Chris Green 2018 Zach Tuxhorn 2018 1989 Jeff Prather (Player of the Year) Logan Chitty 2019 1990 Steve McCarty (Player of the Year) Nic Reed 2019 1993 Bob Cook (Player of the Year) Luke Tuttle 2019 1994 Corey Zink (Player of the Year) Kensen Vaughan 2019 1997 Jack Michaels (Player of the Year) Brian McCauley (Freshman of the Year) 2000 Lee Coomler (Player of the Year) 2001 Jeremy Riddle (Freshman of the Year) 2005 Phil French (Freshman of the Year) 2009 Antonio Marshall (Co- Freshman of the Year) 2010 Jordan Harks (Freshman of the Year) Cory Hainlen (Sixth Man of the Year) 2013 Aaron Larson (Freshman of the Year) 2017 Nic Reed (Freshman of the Year) 2019 Nic Reed (Unanimous Player of the Year)

(Remaining All-CCAC selections found at onutigers.com/MBB_All-CCAC)

21 PROGRAM HISTORY & RECORDS

Individual - Single Game

POINTS Nic Reed 51 vs. IU South Bend 2017-18

REBOUNDS Dan Fowler 30 vs. Lincoln Christian 1972-27

ASSISTS Don Barr 16 vs. Judson 1979-80 Keith Peachy 16 vs. Concordia 1981-82

FREE THROWS MADE Jim Shoff 21 vs. Grace College 1975-76

3-POINTER MADE Austin Davis 9 vs. IU South Bend 2014-15

Team - Single Game

Points 142 vs. Trinity Christian 1977-78 Field Goals 59 vs. Trinity Christian 1977-78 3-Pointers 16 vs. Illinois Tech 2007-08 Margin of Victory 86 vs. Robert Morris 1993-94 (133-47)

Team - Season

Offensive Average 93.5 (34 games) 1971-72 Defensive Average 61.6 (33 games) 1976-77 Individual - Season 3-Pointers Made 259 (.405) 2001-02 Consecutive Wins 16 1993-94 POINTS Consecutive Home Wins 26 1999-00 Nic Reed 875 2018-19 (27.3, 32 games) REBOUNDS Tom Pasko 393 1968-69

ASSISTS Keith Peachy 229 1981-82

FREE THROWS MADE Nic Reed 243-290 2018-19 (.838)

CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS MADE Jeff Residori 38 1992-93

3-POINTERS MADE Austin Davis 102-256 2014-15

22 SEASON-BY-SEASON RECORDS C.W. Ward Ralph Hodge Year W-L MVP Year W-L MVP

1966-67 4-6 Ray Williams 1979-80 15-13 Gary Corzett 1967-68 5-6 Larry Mulder 1980-81 20-9 Gary Corzett 1968-69 16-11 Tom Pasko 1981-82 14-13 Pat Martin 1969-70 19-10 Dan Harris, Don Neal 1982-83 9-17 Skyler Hasselbring 1970-71 15-13 Don Neal 1983-84 19-10 John Allhan 1971-72 21-13 Larry Schmallfeldt 1984-85 15-13 Todd Leander 1972-73 22-8 Pat Allen 1985-86 14-19 Kenton Hasselbring 1973-74 13-14 Ralph Hodge, Barry Stevenson 1986-87 11-20 Dennis Metcalf 1974-75 30-4 Ralph Hodge, Jim Shoff 1987-88 19-17 Jeff Prather 1975-76 23-7 Ted Allen, Jim Shoff 1988-89 22-9 Jeff Prather 1989-90 26-10 Steve McCarty Overall 169-92 (.648) 1990-91 22-13 Mike Carr, Kent Chezem 1991-92 25-11 Bob Cook 1992-93 23-10 Bob Cook 1993-94 26-8 Corey Zink Frank Wilson 1994-95 21-15 Corey Zink 1995-96 20-14 Jeff Dillingham Year W-L MVP 1996-97 21-13 Jeff Dillingham, Jack Michaels 1997-98 28-9 Chris Graham 1976-77 22-11 Steve Harris, Gerald Steagall 1998-99 28-9 Jack Michaels 1977-78 24-9 Steve Harris 1999-00 30-9 Lee Coomler 1978-79 17-11 Don Stevens 2000-01 22-11 Zach Freeman 2001-02 27-9 Zach Freeman Overall 63-31 (.670) 2002-03 23-14 Jeremy Riddle 2003-04 15-16 Jeremy Riddle 2004-05 20-12 Jonathan Williams 2005-06 23-11 Stan Chismark 2006-07 19-10 Stan Chismark, Phil French 2007-08 17-15 Phil French 2008-09 16-15 Tyler Wallenfang 2009-10 19-11 Tyler Wallenfang 2010-11 21-12 Cory Hainlen 2011-12 19-12 Antonio Marshall 2012-13 18-13 Jake Boyce 2013-14 16-13 Aaron Larson 2014-15 25-9 Aaron Larson 2015-16 18-11 Aaron Larson 2016-17 15-16 Nic Reed 2017-18 14-16 Nic Reed Nick Birkey Total 775-487 (.614) Year W-L MVP

2018-19 23-9 Nic Reed PROGRAM TOTALS 1029-619

Overall 23-9 (.719) (53 SEASONS) (.624)

23 NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES

District/Conference Championships (17 regular season, 4 district, 6 tournament) Competed within NAIA District 20 until 1992 season Member of Intercollegiate Conference prior to 1987 Member of Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference since 1987 1977 – NIIC 1978 – NIIC 1981 – NIIC 1984 – NIIC 1989 – CCAC Regular Season, NAIA District 20 1990 - CCAC Regular Season, NAIA District 20 1991 - CCAC Regular Season, NAIA District 20 1992 - NAIA District 20 1993 – CCAC Regular Season 1994 – CCAC Regular Season 1995 - CCAC Regular Season, CCAC Tournament 1997 - CCAC Regular Season, CCAC Tournament 1998 – CCAC Tournament 1999 – CCAC Tournament 2000 - CCAC Regular Season, CCAC Tournament 2002 - CCAC Regular Season 2003 - CCAC Regular Season 2006 – CCAC Regular Season 2015 – CCAC Regular Season, CCAC Tournament 2019 – CCAC Regular Season

NAIA Division I National Tournament appearances: (19) Record (12-19) Most appearances at the NAIA Division I National Championships for a team from Illinois 1989 – Kansas City, Mo. (Kemper Arena) 1990 – Kansas City, Mo. (Kemper Arena) 1991 – Kansas City, Mo. (Kemper Arena) 1992 – Second Round – Kansas City, Mo. (Kemper Arena) 1995 – Tulsa, Okla. (Mabee Center) 1997 – Tulsa, Okla. (Mabee Center) 1998 – Second Round – Tulsa, Okla. (Mabee Center) 1999 – Second Round – Tulsa, Okla. (Mabee Center) 2000 – Final Four – Tulsa, Okla. (Reynolds Center) 2002 – Elite Eight – Kansas City, Mo. (Municipal Auditorium) 2003 – Elite Eight – Kansas City, Mo. (Municipal Auditorium) 2006 – Elite Eight – Kansas City, Mo. (Municipal Auditorium) 2007 – Kansas City, Mo. (Municipal Auditorium) 2008 – Kansas City, Mo. (Municipal Auditorium) 2010 – Kansas City, Mo. (Municipal Auditorium) 2011 – Kansas City, Mo. (Municipal Auditorium)

NAIA Division II National Tournament appearances: (3) Record (0-3) 2015 – Point Lookout, Mo. (Keeter Gymnasium – ) 2016 – Point Lookout, Mo. (Keeter Gymnasium – College of the Ozarks) 2019 – Sioux Falls, S.D. (Sanford Pentagon)

24 NAIA HALL OF FAME: MEN’S BASKETBALL NAIA ALL-AMERICANS

Ralph Hodge (coach) 2014 Corey Zink 1994 (2nd team) 1995 (3rd team) Lee Coomler 2000 (2nd team) ONU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME: MEN’S BASKETBALL Zach Freeman 2001 (2nd team) 2002 (1st team) C.W. Butch Ward (coach) 1982 Jeremy Riddle 2003 (3rd team) Ray Williams 1985 Stan Chismark 2006 (3rd team) Bill Ulmet 1986 Phil French 2007 (2nd team) Ralph “Tres” Hodge 1988 2008 (2nd team) Tom Pasko 1989 Antonio Marshall 2012 (3rd team) Jim Shoff 1989 Aaron Larson 2015 (3rd team) Daniel Fowler 1990 2016 (2nd team) Larry Schmalfeldt 1990 Nic Reed 2019 (1st team) Ted Allen 1991 Don Neal 1991 NAIA ALL-AMERICAN HONORABLE MENTION Larry Watson (coach) 1991 Gary Corzett 1992 Jeff Prather 1989 Randy Tumblin 1995 Steve McCarty 1990 Jeff Prather 1997 Jack Michaels 1997,1999 Steve McCarty 2000 Drew Neal 2000 Corey Zink 2006 Jeremy Riddle 2002 Zach Freeman 2007 Stan Chismark 2007 Lee Coomler 2009 Tyler Wallenfang 2009 Drew Neal 2009 Jordan Harks 2010 Ralph Hodge (coach) 2014 Rashad Mitchell 2010 Phil French 2015 Antonio Marshall 2011 1999-2000 Men’s Basketball Team 2016 Ben Worner 2012 Jeremy Riddle 2017 Aaron Larson 2014 Stan Chismark 2018 Nic Reed 2017,2018

ONU RETIRED JERSEYS

25 26 Top 20 Scoring All-Time Stats No. Name Points 1 Zach Freeman, 1999-2002 2768 2 Ralph Hodge, 1972-1975 2449 3 Nic Reed, 2016- 2307 4 Aaron Larson, 2013-2016 2132 5 Jeremy Riddle, 2001-2004 1960 6 Jeff Prather, 1986-1989 1948 7 Lee Coomler, 1998-2000 1913 8 Jim Shoff, 1974-1976 1867 9 Corey Zink, 1992-1995 1801 10 Jack Michaels, 1996-1999 1612 11 Drew Neal, 1997-2000 1575 12 Phil French, 2005-2008 1547 13 Mike Carr, 1988-1991 1538 14 Antonio Marshall, 2009-2012 1534 15 Gary Corzett, 1978-1981 1509 16 Larry Schmallfeldt, 1970-1972 1491 17 Pat Martin, 1979-1982 1456 18 Tyler Wallenfang, 2007-2010 1438 19 Stan Chismark, 2004-2007 1433 20 Steve McCarty, 1988-1990 1423 ZACH FREEMAN Bob Cook, 1990-1993 1423 Top 20 Rebounding Top 20 Assists

No. Name Total No. Name Total 1 Kent Chezem, 1987-1990 687 1 Zach Freeman, 1999-2002 1,234 2 Steve Davis, 1983-1986 656 2 Dan Fowler, 1972-1975 997 3 Ralph Hodge, 1972-1975 601 3 Corey Zink, 1992-1995 986 4 Antonio Marshall, 2009-2012 554 4 Aaron Larson, 2013-2016 971 5 Tyler Field, 1997-2000 515 5 Drew Neal, 1997-2000 935 6 Jeff Dillingham, 1994-1997 510 6 Gary Corzett, 1978-1981 888 7 Keith Peachey, 1979-1982 508 7 Jack Michaels, 1996-1999 831 8 Ted Allen, 1973-1976 488 8 Nic Reed, 2016- 827 9 Tim Sennett, 1991-1994 464 9 Steve McCarty, 1988-1990 816 10 Don Barr, 1977-1980 423 10 Phil French, 2005-2008 765 11 Mike Carr, 1987-1990 414 11 Don Neal, 1969-1971 761 12 Dane Schlafley, 2016- 408 12 Tom Pasko, 1968-1970 663 13 Zach Birkey, 2003-2006 398 13 Jim Shoff, 1974-1976 656 14 Zach Freeman, 1999-2002 391 14 Jeremy Yoder, 1995-1998 642 15 Kenton Hasselbring, 1983-1986 347 15 Denny Followell, 1976-1978 634 16 Dennis Metcalf, 1984-1987 344 16 Tyler Wallenfang, 2007-2010 632 17 Stan Chismark, 2004-2007 337 17 John Allhands, 1981-1984 632 18 Josh Bronke, 2006-2010 332 18 Jeff Prather, 1986-1989 629 19 Jeremy Foster, 1995-1998 329 19 Dave DeFries, 1986-1989 605 20 Alex Thorson, 2013-2016 328 20 Daryl Nelson, 1979-1982 597 Bob Cook, 1990-1993 597

27 Top 20 Field Goals Made

No. Name Total 1 Zach Freeman, 1999-2002 1,083 2 Ralph Hodge, 1972-1975 869 3 Aaron Larson, 2013-2016 813 4 Jeff Prather, 1986-1989 792 5 Nic Reed, 2016- 786 6 Jim Shoff, 1974-1976 754 7 Corey Zink, 1992-1995 733 8 Lee Coomler, 1998-2000 666 9 Gary Corzett, 1978-1981 648 10 Jack Michaels, 1996-1999 642 11 Pat Martin, 1979-1982 623 12 Jeremy Riddle, 2001-2004 617 13 Ted Allen, 1973-1976 612 14 John Allhands, 1981-1984 600 15 Drew Neal, 1997-2000 594 16 Phil French, 2005-2008 590 17 Larry Schmallfeldt, 1970-1972 585 18 Tyler Wallenfang, 2007-2010 555 19 Mike Carr, 1988-1991 550 ANTONIO MARSHALL 19 Gerald Steagall, 1975-1978 550

Top 20 Field Goals Attempted

No. Name Total 1 Zach Freeman, 1999-2002 1,909 2 Ralph Hodge, 1972-1975 1,706 3 Aaron Larson, 2013-2016 1,518 4 Jeff Prather, 1986-1989 1,486 5 Nic Reed, 2016- 1,468 6 Lee Coomler, 1998-200 1,402 7 Jim Shoff, 1974-1976 1,398 8 Jeremy Riddle, 2001-2004 1,354 9 Ted Allen, 1973-1976 1,354 10 Corey Zink, 1992-1995 1,286 11 Gary Corzett, 1978-1981 1,244 12 Pat Martin, 1979-1982 1,234 13 Mike Carr, 1988-1991 1,209 14 Tyler Crater, 2014-2017 1,189 15 Larry Schmallfeldt, 1970-1972 1,162 16 John Allhands, 1981-1984 1,147 17 Dave DeFries, 1986-1989 1,133 18 Dennis Metcalf, 1984-1987 1,123 19 Drew Neal, 1997-2000 1,113 20 Antonio Marshall, 2009-2012 1,093

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28 Top 20 Free Throws Made

No. Name Total 1 Ralph Hodge, 1972-1975 711 2 Nic Reed, 2016- 587 3 Zach Freeman, 1999-2002 560 4 Jeremy Riddle, 2001-2004 514 5 Bob Cook, 1990-1993 395 6 Drew Neal, 1997-2000 384 7 Aaron Larson, 2013-2016 365 8 Lee Coomler, 1998-2000 362 9 Jim Shoff, 1974-1976 359 10 Phil French, 2005-2008 353 11 Corey Zink, 1992-1995 333 12 Jack Michaels, 1996-1999 328 13 Don Neal, 1969-1971 327 14 Larry Schmallfeldt, 1970-1972 321 NIC REED 15 Antonio Marshall, 2009-2012 317 16 Tyler Wallenfang, 2007-2010 303 17 Dave DeFries, 1986-1989 291 18 Jeff Prather, 1986-1989 287 19 Kent Chezem, 1987-1990 268 20 Sam Harris, 1975-1978 259 Steve McCarty, 1988-1990 259

Top 20 Free Throws Attempted

No. Name Total 1 Ralph Hodge, 1972-1975 846 2 Zach Freeman, 1999-2002 729 3 Nic Reed, 2016- 696 4 Jeremy Riddle, 2001-2004 615 5 Bob Cook, 1990-1993 573 6 Corey Zink, 1992-1995 565 7 Phil French, 2005-2008 550 8 Drew Neal, 1997-2000 508 9 Jack Michaels, 1996-1999 498 10 Aaron Larson, 2013-2016 495 11 Don Neal, 1969-1971 472 12 Tyler Wallenfang, 20017-2010 456 13 Larry Schmallfeldt, 1970-1972 448 14 Jim Shoff, 1974-1976 437 15 Lee Coomler, 1998-2000 424 16 Kenton Hasselbring, 1983-1986 386 17 Antonio Marshall, 2009-2012 376 18 Tyler Wallenfang, 20017-2010 371 19 Kent Chezem, 1987-1990 370 AARON LARSON 20 Steve McCarty, 1988-1990 369

29 Top 20 3-Pointers Made 1,000-POINT CLUB

No. Name Total 1 Zach Freeman 2,768 1 Brian McCauley, 1997-2000 258 2 Austin Davis, 2012-2015 250 2 Ralph Hodge 2,449 3 Antonio Marshall, 2009-2012 241 3 Nic Reed 2,307 4 Lee Coomler, 1998-2000 219 4 Aaron Larson 2,132 5 Jeremy Riddle, 2001-2004 212 5 Jeremy Riddle 1,960 6 Ben Worner, 2010-2013 203 6 Jeff Prather 1,948 7 Mike Carr, 1988-1991 196 7 Lee Coomler 1,913 8 Shane Davis, 1989-1992 189 8 Jim Shoff 1,867 9 Tony Baker, 1992-1995 187 9 Corey Zink 1,801 10 Chris Green, 2014-2017 183 10 Jack Michaels 1,612 11 Jeff Residori, 1990-1993 178 11 Drew Neal 1,575 12 Stan Chismark, 2004-2007 176 13 Tyler Crater, 2014-2017 168 12 Phil French 1,547 14 Gary Tidwell, 1992-1994 161 13 Mike Carr 1,538 15 Josh Bronke, 2006-2010 157 14 Antonio Marshall 1,534 16 Nic Reed, 2016- 148 15 Gary Corzett 1,509 17 Jeff Dillingham, 1994-1997 145 16 Larry Schmallfeldt 1,491 18 Cory Hainlen, 2008-2011 143 17 Pat Martin 1,456 19 Aaron Larson, 2013-2016 141 18 Tyler Wallenfang 1,438 20 Jeff Park, 1999-2002 138 19 Stan Chismark 1,433 20 Ryan Paxson, 2006-2007 138 20 Steve McCarty 1,423 20 Bob Cook 1,423 22 22. Tyler Crater 1,402 23 Dave DeFries 1,393 24 Ted Allen 1,371 25 Tony Baker 1,345 26 Brian McCauley 1,339 27 Don Neal 1,329 28 John Allhands 1,311 29 Dennis Metcalf 1,274 30 Gerald Steagall 1,262 31 Austin Davis 1,239 32 Daryl Nelson 1,222 33 Kenton Hasselbring 1,214 34 Jeff Dillingham 1,149 35 Todd Leander 1,146 36 Zach Wagner 1,127 37 Dan Fowler 1,115 38 Cory Hainlen 1082 39 Brian Williams 1,079 40 Jeff Residori 1,078 41 Chris Graham 1,065 STAN CHISMARK 42 Ben Worner 1,061 43 David Grasse 1,030

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