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2010-11 Men's Basketball Roster Otterbein Cardinals MEN’S BASKETBALL 2010-11 Media Guide Front Row (l-r): C.J. Julian; Matt McCollister; Nathan Edick; Chris Davis; Zach Bakenhaster; Brice Rausch; Alan Kavanaugh; Tyler Devoll; Matt Miller; Mat Greene; Steve Isaac; Tyler Cobb; Mark Loukes. Back Row (l-r) Student manager Kathleen Kishman; student trainer Brianna Burke; head athletic trainer Courtney Phillips; student trainer Jake Wollett; student trainer Andrew Mindeck; Chaz Logan; Zac Guillozet; Eric Raine; Max Van Meter; John Finnegan; Colin Echelberry; Kiley Gessner; Derek Dicke; Tommy Waterwash; assistant coach Kyle Pottkotter; graduate assistant Dan Scheaf; student assistant Taylor Harle; head coach Dick Reynolds. 2010-11 MEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Hometown/High School Zach Bakenhaster 6-5 240 So. F/C Plain City/Jonathan Alder Tyler Cobb 6-3 200 So. F Orient/Westfall Chris Davis 6-6 240 Jr. C Plain City/Fairbanks Tyler Devoll 6-1 190 Jr. G Westerville/Central Derek Dicke 6-0 165 So. Pt.G New Knoxville/New Knoxville Colin Echelberry 6-4 170 Fr. G Fostoria/Fostoria Nathan Edick 5-9 160 Sr. G Worthington/Thomas Worthington John Finnegan 6-8 225 So. C Marion/Marion Catholic Kiley Gessner 6-4 200 So. F Westerville/North Mat Greene 6-7 195 Jr. C Fayetteville/Fayetteville Steve Isaac 6-5 215 Jr. C Avon/Avon C. J. Julian 6-2 165 Fr. Pt.G Massillon/Massillon Jackson Alan Kavanaugh 6-6 210 Sr. F Dayton/Centerville Mark Louks 5-11 170 Jr. Pt.G Grove City/Bishop Ready Matt McCollister 5-9 160 Fr. G London/Madison Plains Matt Miller 6-3 225 Jr. Pt.G Chillicothe/Zane Trace Brice Rausch 6-3 185 Jr. W Marysville/Fairbanks Max Van Meter 6-5 185 Fr. F Westerville/Central Tommy Waterwash 5-11 170 So. Pt.G Powell/Olentangy Liberty 2 CONTENTS CARDINAL FACTS Message From The President ..................................................4 Location Westerville, Ohio 43081 Administration ........................................................................4 Enrollment 3,100 Support Staff ...........................................................................5 Denomination United Methodist Church Head Coach Dick Reynolds ....................................................6 Nickname Cardinals Assistant Coaches ...................................................................7 Colors Tan and Cardinal Player Profiles .........................................................................8 Conference Ohio Athletic Conference Opponents .............................................................................13 Affiliation NCAA Division III 2009-10 Otterbein Statistics .................................................17 Gymnasium Rike Center (3,100 seating) Otterbein Individual Records ................................................18 President Dr. Kathy Krendl Team Records ........................................................................19 Director of Athletics Dick Reynolds ’65 Records of Otterbein Coaches ..............................................20 (614) 823-3518 100-Point Victories ...............................................................20 Head Basketball Dick Reynolds ’65 Otterbein Records vs. All Opponents ....................................21 Coach (614) 823-3518 Otterbein All-Americas .........................................................22 Assistant Coaches Kyle Pottkotter, Chad Reynolds ’90 Otterbein All-OAC Stars .......................................................23 and Dan Scheaf ’09 All-Time Results ...................................................................24 2009-10 Record 8-17, 6-12 in the OAC Otterbein Facilities ................................................................28 Lettermen Returning 9 Media ....................................................................................29 Lettermen Lost 3 Otterbein Profile ....................................................................30 Starters Returning 3 Head Athletic Trainer Charles Goodwin Athletic Training Program Director Joan Rocks Team Physician Dr. Darrin Bright Basketball Media Guide Sports Information Otterbein’s 2010-2011 basketball media guide is prepared by Director Ed Syguda Otterbein’s Office of Marketing and Communications with as- Office No. (614) 823-1288 sistance from the Athletics Department. Cell No. (614) 571-0269 Fax (614) 823-1360 Email [email protected] Press Box Number (614) 823-1973 Otterbein Basketball Ticket Information (614) 823-3513 www.otterbeincardinals.com 2010-11 MEN'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE November January 19-20 at Geneva (PA) Tournament 5 at Capital 7 p.m. 19 Otterbein vs Hiram 6 p.m. 8 at Muskingum 4 p.m. 19 Geneva vs Penn State Allegheny 8 p.m. 12 at Heidelberg 7:30 p.m. 20 Consolation/Championship 1 & 3 p.m. 15 Wilmington 7 p.m. 26-27 at Wabash (IN) Tournament 19 Baldwin-Wallace 7:30 p.m. 26 UW-Lacrosse vs. Randolph-Macon (VA) 6 p.m. 22 at Mount Union 4 p.m. 26 Otterbein vs Wabash 8 p.m. 26 at Ohio Northern 7:30 p.m. 27 Consolation/Championship 1 & 3 p.m. 29 Marietta 7 p.m. December February 4 Mount Union 7 p.m. 2 at Baldwin-Wallace 7:30 p.m. 8 Ohio Northern 7:30 p.m. 5 at John Carroll 4 p.m. 11 at Marietta 4 p.m. 9 Capital 7:30 p.m. 18 John Carroll 7 p.m. 12 Muskingum 7 p.m. 22 Wittenberg 7:30 p.m. 16 Heidelberg 7:30 p.m. 28-29 Smokey Ballenger Classic 19 at Wilmington 4 p.m. 28 Ohio Wesleyan vs. Maryville (TN) 3 p.m. 22-26 OAC Tournament TBA Otterbein vs. St. Vincent (PA) 8 p.m. 29 Consolation/Championship 3 & 8 p.m. 3 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Otterbein University continues its proud tradition of athletic and academic ex- cellence and has enjoyed over 100 years of intercollegiate competition. During that time, the University's mission has been to balance academics and athletic competition. Our commitment has been to the whole person, both in and out of the classroom. Our coaches are teachers first, mentors who make deep and last- ing impressions on their students. While the drive to win is important, our real commitment lies in developing leadership traits and the competitive spirit, which will aid our scholar-athletes throughout their lives. On behalf of Otterbein’s faculty, students and administration, we thank you for your support of Otterbein’s athletics programs in 2010-11 and for your contin- ued involvement in their successes. ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Office Phone E-mail Address President Dr. Kathy Krendl 614/823-1656 [email protected] VP Academic Affairs Dr. Abíódún Gòkè-Paríolá 614/823-1556 [email protected] VP Admission/Financial Aid Dr. Thomas H. Stein 614/823-1500 [email protected] VP Business Affairs Rebecca Vazquez-Skillings 614/823-1354 [email protected] VP Institutional Advancement Heidi Tracy 614/823-1305 [email protected] VP Student Affairs Robert M. Gatti 614/823-1250 [email protected] Financial Aid Director Thomas V. Yarnell 614/823-1502 [email protected] Alumni Director Rebecca Smith 614/823-3200 [email protected] Registrar Don Foster 614/823-1350 [email protected] ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT STAFF Office Phone E-mail Address Athletics Director Dick Reynolds 614/823-3518 rreynolds @otterbein.edu Associate Athletics Director Connie Richardson 614/823-3517 [email protected] Assistant Athletics Director Tim Doup 614/823-3527 [email protected] Assistant Athletics Director Joe Loth 614/823-3519 [email protected] Executive Assistant Diane Ross 614/823-3513 [email protected] Sports Information Director Ed Syguda 614/823-1288 [email protected] Head Athletic Trainer Charles Goodwin 614/823-1634 [email protected] Recruiting Coordinator Kathy Mazza 614/823-3530 [email protected] Faculty Athletics Representative Jim Gorman 614/823-1111 [email protected] HEAD COACHES Office Phone E-mail Address Baseball Coach George Powell 614/823-3521 [email protected] Men’s Basketball Coach Dick Reynolds 614/823-3518 [email protected] Women’s Basketball Coach Connie Richardson 614/823-3517 [email protected] Men’s Cross Country Coach Scott Alpeter 614/823-3513 [email protected] Women’s Cross Country Coach Brenda Buffington 614/823-3549 [email protected] Football Coach Joe Loth 614/823-3519 [email protected] Men’s Golf Coach Matt Cooperrider 614/823-3529 [email protected] Women’s Golf Coach Chad Bucci 614/823-3513 [email protected] Men’s Lacrosse Coach Colin Hartnett 614/823-3543 [email protected] Men’s Soccer Coach Gerard D’Arcy 614/823-3524 [email protected] Women’s Soccer Coach Brandon Koons 614/823-1077 [email protected] Softball Coach Christine Steines 614/823-3506 [email protected] Men’s Tennis Coach Mark Anderson 614/823-3551 [email protected] Women’s Tennis Coach Pat Anderson 614/823-3551 [email protected] M & W Track and Field Coach David Lehman 614/823-3511 [email protected] Volleyball Coach Monica McDonald 614/823-3534 [email protected] 4 SUPPORT STAFF Robert Gatti Tom Stein Cass Johnson Mark Moffitt Rebecca Smith Vice President for Vice President for Director of Admission Associate Director of Director of Alumni Student Affairs/Athletics Enrollment Admission Relations Connie Richardson Tim Doup Diane Ross Kathy Mazza Beth Fitzgerald Associate Athletics Assistant Athletics Executive Assistant Recruiting Coordinator Front Desk Receptionist Director Director Ed Syguda Joan Rocks Chuck Goodwin Joe Wilkins Courtney McEwan Sports Information Athletic Training Head Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Assistant Athletic Director Program Director Trainer Trainer Shelley Payne Skip Ford Terry Fry Barry Fry Assistant Athletic Equipment
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