2012-13 bellarmine MEDIA GUIDE Asihene B u r t o n Clemons Dowe Edelen Hall Johnson Jones L o v e l e s s m A y n a r d Parrish Pritchett R o s s Schafer suggs Thelen CHRIS DOWE JELANI JOHNSON BELLARMINE SENIOR BELLARMINE SENIOR BELLARMINE TELEVISION/RADIO CHART

Vance Hall George Suggs Chris Dowe Corbin Maynard Garett Ross 6-3 • Guard 6-8 • Forward 6-3 • Guard 5-10 • Guard 6-3 • Guard 3 Jr. • Frankfort, Ky. 4 Fr. • St. Louis, Mo. 5 Sr. • Louisville, Ky. 10 So. • Louisville, Ky. 11 R-So. • Corydon, Ind.

Jake Thelen Cole Schafer Michael Parrish Stephen Asihene Billy Edelen 6-6 • Forward 6-2 • Guard 5-7 • Guard 6-7 • Forward 6-2 • Guard 12 So. • Edgewood, Ky. 14 Fr.•Evansville, Ind. 20 Fr. • Louisville, Ky. 21 So. • Freehold, N.J. 22 Fr. • Clarksville, Ind.

Keisten Jones Ryan Burton Max Clemons Jelani Johnson Stevie Loveless 6-3 • Guard 6-8 • Forward 6-4 • Guard 6-4 • Guard 6-6 • Forward 23 Jr. • Louisville, Ky. 24 So. • Bedford, Ind. 25 Fr. • Louisville, Ky. 32 Sr. • Aurora, Ill. 33 R-Jr. • Frankfort, Ind.

Alphabetical Roster PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 21 Stephen Asihene 33 Stevie Loveless Bellarmine: 24 Ryan Burton 10 Corbin Maynard bell-UHR-men 25 Max Clemons 20 Mike Parrish Asihene As-uh-HE-nee 5 Chris Dowe 42 Alex Pritchett Dowe DOW Jelani juh-LAH-nee 22 Billy Edelen 11 Garett Ross Keisten KEES-tun 3 Vance Hall 14 Cole Schafer Suggs SUGS Thelen THEE-lynn 32 Jelani Johnson 4 George Suggs Alex Pritchett Scott Davenport 6-8 • Forward Head Coach, 8th season 23 Keisten Jones 12 Jake Thelen 42 R-Fr. • Bedford, Ind. 154-62 (.713) TABLE OF CONTENTS BELLARMINE FAST FACTS Name: Bellarmine Fast Facts 1 Location: Louisville, KY 2011-12 Season Review 2 Founded: 1950 2012-13 Season Preview 3 Enrollment: 3,500 (Fall 2012) President: Dr. Joseph J. McGowan Coaching Staff 4 Director of Athletics: Scott Wiegandt Roster 5 Nickname: Knights Colors: Scarlet and Silver Player Profiles 6 Affiliation: NCAA Division II 2011-12 Season Stats 14 Conference: Great Lakes Valley GLVC Information and Standings 15 Home Arena: Knights Hall Capacity: 2,222 2012-13 Opponents 16 Athletics Phone: 502-272-8380 Program Records 18 Athletics FAX line: 502-272-8450 Mailing Address: 2001 Newburg Road, Honor Roll 20 Louisville, KY 40205 All-Time Series Records 22 Year-By-Year Results 23 Men’s basketball historical datA First Year of Men’s Basketball: 1950 University Administration 28 Overall All-Time Record: 880-748 Bellarmine Athletics Staff 29 NCAA Appearances: 13 Athletics Facilities 30 Last NCAA Postseason Appearance: 2012 NCAA Tournament Record: 18-16 Bellarmine University and Louisville, KY 31 NCAA National Championships: 1 (2011) BELLARMINE Athletics There are 21 varsity sports at Bellarmine, all competing at the NCAA Dvision II level, except men’s lacrosse, which plays at the NCAA Division Men’s Basketball I level in the Eastern College Athletic Conference. Those teams include: men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, swimming, Coaching Staff Information tennis, track (indoor and outdoor), men’s , and women’s field hockey, , and volleyball. Head Coach: Scott Davenport MEDIA INFORMATION Alma Mater: University of Louisville For information regarding media passes and seating location for the media, please contact the sports information office at School Record (Yrs.): 154-62 (7) 502.272.8078. Interviews with coaches can be set up through Career Record (Yrs.): 154-62 (7) the sports information office or by calling the coaches directly. To arrange an interview with a student-athlete, media should Office Phone: 502-272-8380 contact the sports information office to set up a time. Email: [email protected]

Knights Hall is equipped with wireless capability. Assistant Coaches: Drew Cooper, Michael Data/Phone/FAX lines are available on request. Scott, and Reece Gaines

SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACTS: John Spugnardi, Chris Cooper, Sports Information Director Assistant S.I.D. [email protected] [email protected] On the Cover: office: 502-272-8078 office: 502-272-8464 Bellarmine seniors Chris Dowe and Jelani Johnson cell: 502-905-0922 cell: 502-494-6753 2011-2012 Season review 2011-12: A Season in Review The 2011-12 basketball season is in the record books as the second Bellarmine would go on to drop just one more regular season game best season ever for the Knights, falling just short of the accomplish- (at Southern Indiana) to finish 24-2 and win the regular season GLVC ments of the national championship season just two years ago. crown with a 16-2 record. Along the way, the Knights enjoyed the nation’s No. 1 ranking for seven weeks and stayed in the top five all Last season, the Knights compiled a 29-4 record and made a return season long. trip to the Elite 8 and final four. It also marked the first time in school history that a Knight has been selected as a National Player of the The postseason Year, an honor bestowed upon opened with a vic- Braydon Hobbs by both the Na- tory over Lewis in tional Association of Basketball the GLVC Cham- Coaches and Basketball Times pionship Tourna- at season’s end. One of Hobbs’ ment, but Bellar- backcourt mates, Jeremy Kendle, mine missed the also earned All-America honors GLVC “3-peat” from several organizations, in- when they fell to cluding the NABC, which made Southern Indiana Kendle the first Bellarmine player in the conference to become an NABC All-American tourney semifi- two years in a row. nals.

Bellarmine opened its 2011-12 season in one of the most storied Bellarmine still earned the Midwest Region’s No. 1 seed and hosted arenas in all of college basketball—Cameron Indoor Stadium—for an the NCAA Regional Tournament in Knights Hall, where they posted exhibition contest against the Duke Blue Devils. Although the Knights wins over Findlay, Lewis and Kentucky Wesleyan in front of sellout were competitive, Duke pulled away in the end for a 25- win. crowds to win their second consecutive Midwest Regional crown. The Knights also had quality exhibition showing against the Univer- Bellarmine’s second trip to the Elite 8 was just a quick bus ride up I-71 as Northern Kentucky University hosted the event at the Bank of Ken- tucky . The Knights opened with the only team ranked higher in the na- tional polls—the University of Alabama at Huntsville, sity of Louisville and Xavier University before opening the regular and after falling behind by season with an 85-71 victory over Saginaw Valley in Knights Hall. nine at halftime came back and outscored the Chargers Two more GLIAC schools awaited the Knights on a road trip to Michi- 50-32 in the second half to gan with Bellarmine overcoming a 21-point deficit to win at Wayne win 82-73. State and picking up a quality victory at Grand Valley State. Bellar- mine coasted to easy victories in both games of Southern Indiana’s In the semifinals, Bellarm- Bill Joergens Classic before starting its GLVC season with two road ine fell victim to poor sec- games in early December. ond-half shooting and were outrebounded 43-28 as the After dropping a gut-wrenching double overtime game at Indianapo- Knights dropped a 79-72 lis, the Knights recovered to defeat St. Josesph’s and start a school- decision to Montevallo. record 17-game winning streak.

2 2012-2013 Season Preview

The 2012-13 The Bellarmine backcourt--de- spite losing two of the best players in will again be a tal- the country--will remain a strength ented squad that for the Knights. Chris Dowe, who should compete for was Most Outstanding Player another conference of the Midwest Regional and a and regional title. 2nd-team All-GLVC perform- The preseason na- er last year, returns and will tional polls have look to increase his scoring looked favorably role. Already a member on the Knights with of the Bellarmine 1,000 Basketball Times point club, Dowe is a and the DII Bulle- tough match-up because tin ranking them in he has shown he can con- their preseason top sisently hit the deep jumper 10s. while his “bread and butter” Heading into remains using his outstanding 2012-13, Coach leaping ability to attack the Scott Davenport basket. probably has more Keisten Jones, who questions than an- earned a spot in the starting swers, however. No lineup a season ago, also re- doubtedly sitting turns, and he, too, provides No. 1 on Daven- a great inside-outside threat. port’s list of ques- Last year, the Louisville native tions is how do you netted 43 of 89 treys to lead replace a backcourt the GLVC in 3-point shoot- that featured a ing at 48.3 percent, and like guard who was the Dowe, possesses the athlet- national player of the year and another guard who was a two-time ic ability to be a formidable All-American? attacker of the basket. Davenport has a full cast of characters waiting to fill those roles Another forerunner to with eight new faces for the 2012-12 season. One way, Davenport start in the backcourt is junior may cope with the loss of such a talented senior class is to beef up transfer Vance Hall, who started his squad and in the process help eliminate last year’s Achilles heel: 17 games for Wright State a year rebounding. ago. The 6-3 Frankfort, Ky., native Although the Knights are still likely to go with a 3-guard lineup, looks to share point guard duties inside play should be a lot more solid with the progression of sopho- with Dowe. mores Ryan Burton and Stephen Asihene and with the addition of True freshman Max Clemons transfers Jake Thelen and Alex Pritchett. Bellarmine also will have also looks to see signicant minutes the services of Jelani Johnson, who proved last season that he could in the backcourt along with sopho- play the interior as well as out on the peremiter. In addition, Bel- mores Garett Ross and Corbin May- larmine welcomes true freshman George Suggs as a front line player nard. Freshman Cole Schafer looks to who combines size (6-8) with a deft shooting touch. Of all the Bel- be fully recovered from a foot-injury that larmine front line players, perhaps the biggest question surrounds ended his high school senior season af- Stevie Loveless. The 6-6 transfer from Purdue has shown promise ter just seven games and will compete as interior player with a good shooting range, but he has spent the for playing time along with fellow fresh- majority of the past two seasons out with injuries. men Billy Edelen and Michael Parrish.

2012-13 Schedule 11/5 @Cincinnati (exh.) 7:00 1/3 Quincy 8:00 2/2 Kentucky Wesleyan 8:00 3/8 GLVC First Round 11/7 @Louisville (exh.) 7:00 1/5 Springfield 3:15 2/7 Indianapolis 8:30 TBA GLVC Quarterfinals 11/15 Wayne St. 7:00 1/10 @Missouri-St. Louis 8:30 2/9 St. Joseph’s 3:15 TBA GLVC Semifinals 11/17 Grand Valley St 3:15 1/12 @Maryville 4:15 2/14 @Lewis 8:30 TBA GLVC Championship 11/23 Philander Smith* 6:15 1/17 Wisconsin-Parkside 8:00 2/16 @Wisconsin-Parkside 4:15 TBA NCAA Regionals 11/24 Va. College @Wise* 6:15 1/19 Lewis 3:15 2/21 Southern Indiana 8:00 3/28 NCAA Quarterfinals 12/1 @West Virgina Tech 2:00 1/21 @McKendree 8:30 2/23 @Kentucky Wesleyan 8:30 3/30 NCAA Semifinals 12/8 Wheeling Jesuit 2:30 1/24 @St. Joseph’s 6:30 2/28 McKendree 8:00 4/7 NCAA Championship 12/14 Cincinnati Clermont# 7:30 1/26 Indianapolis 7:45 12/15 Nova Southeastern# 7:30 1/31 @Southern Indiana 7:30 * @ Southern Indiana # Fern Valley Hotel Classic

3 Coaching staff profiles

Head Coach scott davenport

On April 29, 2005, Scott Davenport became the Coach drew cooper 11th coach in Bellarmine’s history, and in six years Drew Cooper is in his sixth season at Bellarmine took Bellarmine all the way to the top by leading under Scott Davenport. Since joining the staff the Knights to the 2011 NCAA Division II National in 2007, Cooper has helped lead the Knights Championship. For his efforts, he was named national to a record of 128-33, a Final Four appear- coach of the year by two different organizations: ance in 2012, and Bellarmine’s first National the National Association of Basketball Coaches and Championship in history in 2011. the Division II Bulletin. Cooper came to Bellarmine as Davenport’s lead assistant from NCAA Division III Wheelock In his debut season, Davenport—who inherited a College (Boston, Mass.). Cooper was the first- team program that had finished last in the Great named Head Men’s Basketball Coach in the history of Wheelock. Lakes Valley Conference the year before—led his He spent one full year recruiting, scheduling, and performing all troops to BU’s first .500 finish since 2001, and the duties necessary to start up Wheelock’s program for its inaugural season. Before Wheelock, Cooper spent two seasons as the lead first conference tournament appearance since assistant at NCAA Division III Babson College (Wellesley, Mass.). 2002. The following year Davenport’s charges went 12-15, which included three Prior to Babson, Cooper spent one season as a graduate assistant losses in the NABC Classic at against NCAA Division I opponents coach at Northern Kentucky University. Louisville, Ohio, and Saint Joseph’s. Improvement continued in 2007-08 as Coach Cooper was a standout player at NCAA Division II Assumption Davenport and the Knights once again finished with a winning record at 17-11 College (Worcester, Mass.). While at Assumption, he scored 2,001 and returned to the GLVC Tourney where they lost in the first round to eventual points and was a two-time NABC Honorable Mention All-American. champion Drury. A three time first team All-Northeast-10 conference selection, Cooper was inducted into the Assumption Athletic Hall of Fame In the 2008-09 season, Davenport led the Knights to one of the best seasons on Oct. 23, 2010. Cooper went on to play professionally in the in Bellarmine basketball history, setting International Basketball Association, Ireland and Switzerland. school records for most wins in a season, A Louisville native and graduate of St. Xavier High School, Collegiate most games played and highest in-season Cooper earned a bachelor of arts degree in communications from Head Coaching Record national ranking. His 26-7 Knights made it Assumption College in 1999. In 2010, he received his master of 2011-12 Bellarmine 29-4 to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament, business administration degree from Bellarmine University. Coo- 2010-11 Bellarmine 33-2 narrowly losing to the eventual national per resides in Louisville with his wife Tamara, daughter Delaney, 2009-10 Bellarmine 23-9 champion in overtime in the NCAA Midwest stepson Chandler, and in July of 2012 the couple welcomed twin 2008-09 Bellarmine 26-7 Regional Final. boys, Grant and Owen to their family. 2007-08 Bellarmine 17-11 COACH MICHAEL SCOTT 2006-07 Bellarmine 12-15 After the successful 2008-09 season the Michael Scott enters his eighth season as a 2005-06 Bellarmine 14-14 n a ti o n w a s b e g i n n i n g t o t a k e n o ti c e of member of the Bellarmine men’s basketball Career Record: 154-62 (71.3%) B e l l a r m i n e U n i v e r s i t y . H e a d i n g i n t o t h e community. Starting as a freshman under- 2009-10 season, Sporting News tabbed the graduate in the fall of 2005, he has been with Knights as preseason No. 1. The Knights would Coach Scott Davenport every step of the way go on to a 23-9 record and win the Great Lakes Valley Conference tournament during Davenport’s tenure at Bellarmine. This championship for the first time in program history. season, Scott will in all aspects of the program, including recruiting, scouting, film In 2011, everything came together as Davenport led Bellarmine to a 33-2 record exchange, team academics, summer camps while capturing the Knights’ first national championship in any sport. Among the and player development. On the floor, Scott will work primarily milestones reached by the 2011 squad were best winning percentage, most wins, with guard development and team offense. and most consecutive wins, while recording a third straight 20-win season. His The previous three seasons Scott served on the coaching staff Knights had a 17-1 GLVC regular season record while competing in arguably the while pursuing a graduate degree at Bellarmine. During that time, toughest conference division in all of college basketball. His colleagues recognized he assisted in all aspects of program administration, helped the him for this accomplishment by voting him the 2011 GLVC Coach of the Year. program obtain the National Championship in 2011, and graduated with his MBA in December of 2011. As a Bellarmine undergrad, The 2012 season was another outstanding season as the Knights went 29-4 and Scott headed up all managerial duties for the men’s basketball program and earned his BA in business administration in 2009. made their second straight appearance the NCAA Division II Elite 8 and final 4. A native of South Bend, Ind., Scott is a graduate of Trinity Bellarmine captured another regular season GLVC crown with a 16-2 league mark School at Greenlawn, where he was a three year varsity starter in as Davenport earned Co-Coach of the Year honors in the GLVC. basketball. Scott is single and resides in Louisville. In his seven years at Bellarmine, two players have been named to All-America COACH Reece Gaines Reece Gaines began his tenure as an squads, 14 have been named to All-GLVC teams while two have earned confer- assistant coach at Bellarmine in the fall of 2012. ence Player of the Year and another was named GLVC Freshman of the Year and He assists in all aspects of the program, includ- National Player of the Year. ing recruiting, scouting, film exchange and player development. Prior to coming to Bellarmine, Davenport served nine years as an assistant Gaines was a four year starter at the Univer- coach at the University of Louisville under Hall of Fame coach Denny Crum and sity of Louisville from 1999-2003, where current n a ti o n a l c h a m p i o n s h i p - w i n n i n g c o a c h R i c k P i ti n o . H e a l s o s e r v e d a y e a r a s an Bellarmine head coach Scott Davenport was assistant coach on Mike Pollio’s staff at Virginia Commonwealth where he coached an assistant at the time. While at Louisville, alongside Tubby Smith. Gaines scored 1,945 points, which ranks No. 4 on the Cardinals’ all-time scoring list and was named to All-America teams by The Before heading to Louisville, Davenport spent 10 seasons as the head boy’s coach Sporting News, ESPN, Sports Illustrated, and the Associated Press at Ballard High School where he won a state championship in 1988 and coached after his senior season. future NBA players DeJuan Wheat and Allan Houston. In the 2003 NBA draft, Gaines was selected in the first round, and 15th overall, by the Orlando Magic, initiating a 10-year pro- A Louisville native, Davenport and his wife, Sharon, have two sons: Russ and fessional career that included stints with the Houston Rockets, Doug, who are both Bellarmine graduates. Russ now works for Whayne Supply Milwaukee Bucks, and several teams in Europe. in Louisville. Doug, who played four years at Bellarmine, is now on Rick Pitino’s Gaines, a native of Madison, Wisc., resides in Louisville with his staff at the University of Louisville. wife, DeLisa, and their two children, Alessandra and Cruz.

4 2012-2013 Roster

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL (PREV. COLL.) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 3 Vance Hall G 6-3 190 Jr. Frankfort, Ky. Franklin County (Wright St.) 21 Stephen Asihene 4 George Suggs F 6-8 205 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. Vianney H.S. 24 Ryan Burton 5 Chris Dowe G 6-3 190 Sr. Louisville, Ky. Eastern H.S. 25 Max Clemons 5 Chris Dowe 10 Corbin Maynard G 5-10 170 So. Louisville, Ky. DeSales H.S. 22 Billy Edelen 11 Garett Ross G 6-3 175 So. Corydon, Ind. Corydon Central H.S. 3 Vance Hall 32 Jelani Johnson 12 Jake Thelen F 6-6 220 So. Edgewood, Ky. Covington Cath. (Spring Hill) 23 Keisten Jones 14 Cole Schafer G 6-2 190 Fr. Evansville, Ind. Harrison H.S. 33 Stevie Loveless 10 Corbin Maynard 20 Michael Parrish G 5-7 150 Fr. Louisville, Ky. Fern Creek H.S. 20 Michael Parrish 21 Stephen Asihene C 6-7 210 So. Freehold, N.J. Oak Hill Academy 42 Alex Pritchett 11 Garett Ross 22 Billy Edelen G 6-2 185 Fr. Clarksville, Ind. Clarksville H.S. 14 Cole Schafer 23 Keisten Jones G 6-3 195 Jr. Louisville, Ky. Ballard H.S. 4 George Suggs 12 Jake Thelen 24 Ryan Burton F 6-8 195 So. Bedford, Ind. Bedford North Lawrence Pronunciations 25 Max Clemons G 6-4 205 Fr. Louisville, Ky. Pleasure Ridge Park H.S. Bellarmine: BELL-uhr-men 32 Jelani Johnson G 6-4 190 Sr. Aurora, Ill. Waubonsie Valley (Western Ill.) 33 Stevie Loveless F 6-6 205 Jr. Frankfort, Ind. Frankfort H.S. (Purdue) Asihene As-uh-HE-nee Dowe DOW 42 Alex Pritchett F 6-8 230 Fr. Bedford, Ind. Bedford N. L. (Wright St.) Jelani juh-LAH-nee Keisten KEES-tun Head Coach: Scott Davenport Suggs SUGS Assistant Coaches: Drew Cooper, Michael Scott, Reece Gaines Thelen THEE-lynn Team Managers: Jon Turl, David Shearn, Austin Galloway Team Trainer: Brad Bluestone TEAM PASTOR: Fr. Dale Cieslik

5 Player profiles 5 • Chris Dowe

2011-12: Started every game of the High School: Named 7th Region season while averaging 16.2 points Player of the Year after averaging 14.2 and 6.8 rebounds…Earned All-GLVC points, 4.9 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.5 Second team honors…Poured in a steals, and 1.5 blocks a game…Earned season high 25 points in 99-69 vic- 2nd Team All-State honors…Named MVP of Louisville Invitational Tourna- tory over Wisconsin-Parkside (1/21)… ment and Capital City tournament… Posted five double-doubles on the Played for Coach Jason Couch year including a 24-point, 12- effort in the Elite Eight victory over No. 2 Alabama-Huntsville (3/21)…Second on the team and sixth in the GLVC shooting 56.3%.

2010-11: Named to All-GLVC 3rd team while averaging 13.5 points off the bench…Named Height: to All-NCAA Midwest Regional 6-3 tournament team…Scored career high 31 points in regular Weight: season finale against Kentucky 190 Wesleyan (2/19)…Had 22 points, 17 coming in the 2nd Class: half, in 71-59 victory at No. 18 Senior Northern Kentucky…Finished Position: the season ranked 5th in the Guard GLVC in percentage at .567 Hometown: Louisville, Ky. 2009-10: Averaged 19.5 min- utes per game off the bench… High School: Appeared in all 32 games Eastern High School during the season…Had 16 points, 8 rebounds, and two Major: rebounds in 81-71 victory over Communication No. 2 Southern Indiana (2/20)… Parents: Played career high 35 minutes Angela Bonner and Chris in 85-77 OT win against North- Dowe, Sr. ern Kentucky (2/11)…Went 5-5 from the field, including 1-1 from 3FG in win over Michigan Tech (11/28) statistics TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2009-10 32-0 88 165 .533 16 52 .308 57 83 .687 40 57 97 3.0 54 0 37 46 11 23 249 7.8 2010-11 35-0 157 277 .567 34 80 .425 125 155 .806 26 84 110 3.1 76 1 65 65 11 33 473 13.5 2011-12 33-33 171 304 .563 39 96 .406 155 195 .795 52 173 225 6.8 76 2 110 66 40 35 536 16.2 TOTAL 100-33 416 746 .558 89 228 .390 337 433 .778 118 314 432 4.3 206 3 212 177 62 91 1258 12.6

6 Player profiles 32 • Jelani Johnson 2011-12: Played in all 33 games during High School: Racked up 820 points the season, getting his first start as a in just two seasons at Waubonsie Val- Knight in the national semifinal against ley, placing him eighth on the school’s Montevallo (3/22)…Scored season-high all-time scoring list…Averaged 17 points 11 points in Midwest Regional final and 7 rebounds a game during his senior victory over No. 18 Kentucky Wesleyan campaign…named Honorable Mention (3/13)…Had 10 points against Ohio Val- All-Conference and Naperville SunDaily ley (12/9)…Fourth on the team in steals. Herald All-Area, Beacon News All-Area First Team, and was an Illinois Basketball 2010-11 (Western Illinois): Played in all Coaches Association (IBCA) All-State 30 and started 20 times...Had career- Special Mention his senior year…Played high 14 points (4-of-5 from 3-point for coach Steve Weemer…Also lettered range) and 7 rebounds against North in football Dakota State... Finished the season tied second in the Summit League with 43 steals (1.4 per game)…Averaged 5.8 points and 3.6 rebounds per game. Height: 6-4 2009-10 (Western Illinois): Finished Weight: the season averag- 190 ing 2.7 points and 1.6 Class: rebounds a game… Senior Appeared in 23 games while Position: earning the start Guard/Forward 5 times... Had 11 points against Hometown: South Dakota Aurora, Ill. State (12/5/09)... Pulled down 6 High School: rebounds against Waubansie Valley H.S. IUPUI (3/6) in the Summit League Previous College: Tournament.. Shot Western Illinois 72.7 from the stripe...Shot Major: 36.4 percent from Physical Therapy three-point range (12-of-33) Parents: Natalie and Thayer Johnson

statistics *from Western Illinois TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg *2009-10 23-5 21 57 .368 12 33 .364 8 11 .727 12 24 36 1.6 25 0 6 14 5 9 62 2.7 *2010-11 30-20 67 170 .394 31 67 .463 9 16 .563 13 96 109 3.6 68 0 53 59 7 43 174 5.8 2011-12 33-1 44 80 .550 12 28 .429 12 18 .667 22 76 98 3.0 61 0 40 22 11 20 112 3.4

7 Player profiles 3 • Vance Hall 6-3 • Junior • Guard • Frankfort, Ky. • Franklin County High School / Wright State Major: Business Administration • Parents: Mike and Kim Hall

2011-12 (Wright State): Starter for threes at Green Bay, one to tie the three of four games on Italy trip... game late...six points vs Hofstra in started at Ohio State...eight points vs the BracketBuster with two threes... Kenyon and North Florida...10 points playing time increased in February. vs Cincinnati...off the bench for 13 vs C Michigan...three threes at Loyola... High School: Three-year starter missed games due to concussion...13 averaging 24.5 points, 8.1 rebounds vs Milwaukee...played in 30 games and 4.5 assists as a senior...Named and started 17...averaged 20.2 min- the Regional 11 MVP...Selected the utes...hit 23 threes...shot .806 from MVP of Kentucky’s East-West All-Star the line. Game as well as the Ohio-Kentucky All-Star Basketball Game. 2010-11 (Wright State): Missed games due to achilles injury...saw time vs Air Force...four points in 14 minutes vs Green Bay...increased playing time since YSU due to Cooper Land injury...four steals at CSU...two

statistics * from Wright State TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg *2010-11 25-0 9 27 .333 9 22 .409 2 3 .667 24 1.0 21 0 5 2 5 29 1.2 *2011-12 30-17 41 90 .456 23 54 .426 29 36 .806 45 1.5 33 0 27 1 22 134 4.5 *Total 55-17 50 117 .427 32 76 .421 31 39 .795 69 1.3 54 0 32 3 27 163 3.0 23 • Keisten Jones 6-3 • Junior • Guard • Louisville, Ky. • Ballard High School Major: Business Administration • Parents: Kathy and Keith Jones

2011-12: Appeared in 32 games, start- from beyond the arc in win against ing 25 games…Averaged 11.4 points, Harris-Stowe (12/30)…Had 15 points fourth most on the team, and 3.5 and 7 rebounds in 97-70 win over rebounds per game…Reached double- IU-Southeast (12/11)…Named to GLVC figures in scoring 20 times includ- All-Academic team ing posting a career-high 27 points against Wheeling Jesuit (12/19)… High School: Helped lead team to Poured in 20 points and pulled down a runner up finish in state tournament eight rebounds in victory over No. after averaging 16.7 points, 6.2 25 Findlay in the NCAA Tournament rebounds, and 1.8 blocks per game (3/11)…Earned Academic All-GLVC as a senior…Earned 2nd Team All- honors State honors by the Courier Journal... Named to 1st Team All 7th Region... 2010-11: Came off the bench in all 35 Member of the 1,000 point club... games during his freshman season… Named to the All-King of the Blue- Averaged 4.7 points and 1.9 rebounds grass Tournament team…Played in a game…3rd on the team with 17 both Kentucky-Indiana and Kentucky- blocks on the season…Scored career Ohio All-Star game...Played for Coach high 16 points including going 5-6 Chris Renner statistics TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2010-11 35-0 56 111 .505 25 54 .463 27 40 .675 27 41 68 1.9 48 0 13 32 17 10 164 4.7 2011-12 32-25 128 218 .587 43 89 .483 67 82 .817 29 83 112 3.5 67 0 27 39 17 15 366 11.4 TOTAL 67-25 184 329 .559 68 143 .476 94 122 .770 56 124 180 2.7 115 0 40 71 34 25 530 7.9

8 Player profiles 33 • Stevie Loveless 6-6 • R-Junior • Forward • Frankfort, Ind. • Frankfort High School / Purdue University Major: Accounting and Finance • Parents: Brenda and Kevin Loveless

2011-12: Redshirted…Earned Academ- High School: Collected Indiana ic All-GLVC honors Basketball Coaches Association honorable mention all-state acco- 2010-11: Averaged 3.3 points and 3.4 lades in 2009 ... Two-time preseason rebounds during the first 7 games of all-state selection ... Named All-Saga- the season before sustaining an injury more Conference, All-Clinton County and taking a redshirt season and All-Lafayette Area in each of his final three seasons at Frankfort ... Av- 2009-10: (Purdue) Appeared in six eraged 25 points and 13 rebounds per games at Purdue, averaging 0.3 points game as a senior to garner team MVP and 0.3 rebounds in 2.5 honors ... Coached by Jason Good. minutes per game ... Scored two points in the win over SIU Edwards- ville(12/22) ... Grabbed a rebound in the win over Ball State(12/19) ... Had a rebound and two assists in the victory over Buffalo(12/5) ... Played three minutes in the season-opening win over Cal State Northridge(11/13)

statistics * from Purdue TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg *2009-10 6-0 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 2 2 0.3 1 0 2 2 0 0 2 0.3 2010-11 6-0 6 11 .545 2 5 .400 9 14 .643 6 18 24 3.4 8 0 1 3 1 1 23 3.3 21 • Stephen Asihene 6-7 • Sophomore • Center • Freehold, N.J. • Oak Hill Academy Major: Economics • Parents: William and Sharon Richardson-Asihene

2011-12: Saw action in 14 games dur- ing the season, averaging 1.1 points and 0.9 rebounds…Scored 7 points and 3 rebounds while playing 15 minutes against Ohio Valley (12/9)… Scored 3 points to go along with 2 rebounds against Rockhurst (1/5).

High School: Playing for the red squad of the famed Oak Hill Academy, averaged 20 points and 8 rebounds a game his senior season. As a junior put up 10 points and five boards a game. During his freshman and sopho- more years played on the varsity team at Freehold Township High School.

statistics TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2011-12 14-0 4 8 .500 0 0 .000 7 12 .583 5 8 13 0.9 18 0 3 4 2 2 15 1.1

9 Player profiles 24 • Ryan Burton 6-8 • Sophomore • Forward • Bedford, Ind. • Bedford North Lawrence High School Major: Business Administration • Son of Tracey and Richard Burton 2011-12: Came off the bench in 26 games as a freshman, averaging 2.6 points and 1.0 rebounds…Shot 44.8% from behind the arc, second best on the team…Scored season- high 12 points against Ohio Valley (12/9)…Had 7 points in victory against Wisconsin- Parkside (1/21)…Earned Academic All-GLVC honors.

High School: Slowed by injuries as a senior, Burton still averaged 11 points and 6 rebounds as a senior…Helped lead Bedford North Lawrence to an 18-2 record and the Hoosier Hills Conference Championship…Named Honorable Mention Indiana All-State Academic

statistics TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2011-12 26-0 22 42 .524 13 29 .448 10 17 .588 5 22 27 1.0 34 1 13 7 1 5 67 2.6

10 • Corbin Maynard 5-10 • Sophomore • Guard • Louisville, Ky. • DeSales High School Major: Business Administraton• Parents: Carol Smith and Joe Maynard

2011-12: Appeared in 22 games during his first season, averaging 1.6 points… Scored career-high 10 points and pulled down 4 rebounds while playing 21 minutes against Ohio Valley (12/9)…Came off the bench and hit 1-2 3-pointers in national semifinal against Montevallo (3/22).

High School: averaged 7.9 points, 2.9 assists and 2.9 rebounds a game as a senior...Earned Second Team All 6th Region honors in 2010-11 and was named to the All “A” Classic All Tournament Team as a junior and a senior...Played for Coach John Mingus

statistics TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2011-12 22-0 9 19 .474 5 12 .417 13 20 .650 2 14 16 0.7 11 0 5 6 0 5 36 1.6

10 Player profiles 11 • Garett Ross 6-3• R-Sophomore • Guard • Corydon, Ind. • Corydon Central High School Major: Nursing• Parents: Melissa and Rick Ross

2011-12: Came off the bench in 30 games during the year, averaging 0.9 points… Played season-high 19 minutes against Missouri S&T (1/14), scoring 5 points to go along with 3 rebounds and 2 assists…Contributed 5 points and 2 rebounds in vic- tory at Wisconsin-Parkside (2/2).

2010-11: Redshirted

High School: Averaged 15.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 5.5 assists while helping Corydon Central to 3A Sectional Championship...Listed as one of the top 75 seniors in Indiana by Hoosierscout.net...Named one of the top players at the East-West Roundball Classic by Rick Bolus...Played in the Indiana All-Star Game

statistics TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg 2011-12 30-0 10 21 .476 2 8 .250 6 9 .667 3 18 21 0.7 23 0 20 17 3 3 28 0.9 12 • Jake Thelen 6-6• Sophomore • Forward • Edgewood, Ky. • Covington Catholic High School / Major: Finance • Parents: Ashley and Jon Thelen

2011-12: (Spring Hill) Led the Badgers in scoring averaging 18.5 points per game... shot 63.4% from the field, third best in NAIA...pulled down 7.5 boards a game... named Southern States Conference Freshman of the Year...also named to the all- conference team...eclipsed the 20-point plateau 13 times...had a season-high 28 points in a 57-62 loss at Faulkner.

High School: Prepped at Covington Catholic High School in Edgewood, Kentucky, under Coach Mike Listerman ... 4th leading scorer ... Kentucky vs. Indiana All-Star selection, KY vs. KY All-Star selection, Kentucky vs. Ohio All-Star selection ... First Team All-Region ... First Team All-District ... First Team All- Northern Kentucky ... Team MVP junior and senior year ... Honor Roll.

statistics * from Spring Hill College TOTAL FGS 3-PT FGS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Year gp-gs fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast t/o blk stl pts avg *2011-12 26-25 196 309 .634 0 3 .000 90 135 .667 70 125 195 7.5 41 25 52 9 14 482 18.5

11 Player profiles 25 • Max Clemons 6-4 • Freshman• Guard • Louisville, Ky. • Pleasure Ridge Park High School Major: Undecided • Parents: Mark and Tammy Clemons

High School: Named to Kentucky All-State Second Team honors as a senior when he averaged 18.8 points and eight rebounds a game....earned All-Sixth Region honors…averaged 13.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 4.0 assists a game as a junior to earn All State (honorable mention) and named to the All Sixth Region (2nd Team)…Played for Coach Larry Kihnley.

22 • Billy Edelen 6-2 • Freshman • Guard • Clarksville, Ind. • Clarksville High School Major: Exercise Science • Parents: Bill Edelen and Diane Lacy

HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 15.3 points, 5.1 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game for Coach Jason Connell at Clarksville High School...unanimous selection for All Mid-Southern Conference...shot 44 percent from 3-point range and 92 percent from the free throw line.

20 • Michael Parrish 5-7 • Freshman • Guard • Louisville, Ky. • Fern Creek High School Major: Administraton • Parents: Deborah Thompson and Michael Parrish, Sr. High School: Played at Fern Creek High School for Coach Dion Layfield...as a senior, aver- aged 12 points. 5 assists 2 rebounds and 1 a game...was top 5 in the state in free throw shooting (85%)...ScoutKentuckyPreps.com said he “is a dart out on the floor and utilizes great quickness to harass opponents defensively”.

12 Player profiles 42 • Alex Pritchett 6-7 • R-Freshman • Forward • Bedford, Ind. • Bedford North Lawrence High School / Wright State Major: Business Administration • Parents: Jon and Mary Pritchett

2011-12 (Wright State): Redshirted

High School: Averaged 17 points and 8 rebounds as a senior…Led team to a 19-3 record and first conference title since mid-1990’s…named all league...Played for Coach Jamie Hudson...high school teammate of Ryan Burton.

14 • Cole Schafer 6-2• Freshman • Guard • Evansville, Ind. • Harrison High School Major: Business Administration • Parents: Chris and Laila Schafer

HIGH SCHOOL: Schafer’s senior season was cut short at Harrison when he tore tendons between his toes and the arch of his foot seven games into the year...prior to the injury he was averaging 14.6 points and 6.1 rebounds which included a 13-point, 10-rebound performance against Pleasure Ridge Park High School and fellow Bellarmine player, Max Clemons...played for coach Bryan Speer.

4 • George Suggs 6-8 • Freshman • Forward • St. Louis, Mo. • Vianney High School Major: Communicaton • Parents: George and Lisa Suggs High School: Averaged 11.8 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 2.6 blocks as a senior while leading Vian- ney to USA Today Top 25 national ranking…Finished as the school’s all-time leader in blocks for a season (77) and a career (146)…Played for Coach Kevin Walsh.

13 2011-2012 Statistics BeLLarmIne BaSKeTBaLL Bellarmine Knights Combined Team Statistics (as of oct 10, 2012) Bellarmine Knights all2011-12 games Final Statistics

reCorD: oVeraLL Home aWaY neuTraL ALL GAMES 29-4 15-0 10-2 4-2 CONFERENCE 16-2 9-0 7-2 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 13-2 6-0 3-0 4-2

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 04 KENDLE, Jeremy 33-33 1101 33.4 229-410 . 5 5 9 50-132 . 3 7 9 127-157 . 8 0 9 16 113 129 3.9 54 0 104 85 6 36 635 19.2 05 DOWE, Chris 33-33 1029 31.2 171-304 . 5 6 3 39-96 . 4 0 6 155-195 . 7 9 5 52 173 225 6.8 76 2 110 66 40 35 536 16.2 03 HOBBS, Braydon 33-33 1106 33.5 145-306 . 4 7 4 81-191 . 4 2 4 33-38 . 8 6 8 21 100 121 3.7 47 1 189 63 39 64 404 12.2 31 SPRAGUE, Luke 31-31 863 27.8 128-231 . 5 5 4 44-103 . 4 2 7 73-84 . 8 6 9 35 106 141 4.5 54 1 64 49 14 18 373 12.0 23 JONES, Keisten 32-25 808 25.3 128-218 . 5 8 7 43-89 . 4 8 3 67-82 . 8 1 7 29 83 112 3.5 67 0 27 39 17 15 366 11.4 15 PHARES, Richie 25-9 321 12.8 67-122 . 5 4 9 4-26 . 1 5 4 11-21 . 5 2 4 20 35 55 2.2 47 2 12 18 13 13 149 6.0 32 JOHNSON, Jelani 33-1 645 19.5 44-80 . 5 5 0 12-28 . 4 2 9 12-18 . 6 6 7 22 76 98 3.0 61 0 40 22 11 20 112 3.4 24 BURTON, Ryan 26-0 226 8.7 22-42 . 5 2 4 13-29 . 4 4 8 10-17 . 5 8 8 5 22 27 1.0 34 1 13 7 1 5 67 2.6 25 PARKER, Gentry 7-0 22 3.1 2-7 . 2 8 6 0-0 . 0 0 0 9-10 . 9 0 0 3 2 5 0.7 3 0 0 1 0 2 13 1.9 10 MAYNARD, Corbin 22-0 123 5.6 9-19 . 4 7 4 5-12 . 4 1 7 13-20 . 6 5 0 2 14 16 0.7 11 0 5 6 0 5 36 1.6 21 ASIHENE, Stephen 14-0 68 4.9 4-8 . 5 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 7-12 . 5 8 3 5 8 13 0.9 18 0 3 4 2 2 15 1.1 11 ROSS, Garett 30-0 224 7.5 10-21 . 4 7 6 2-8 . 2 5 0 6-9 . 6 6 7 3 18 21 0.7 23 0 20 17 3 3 28 0.9 12 ROBISON, Aaron 15-0 74 4.9 4-7 . 5 7 1 0-1 . 0 0 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 2 9 11 0.7 7 0 6 7 0 1 9 0.6 14 WHITTON, Jeff 7-0 15 2.1 0-2 . 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 3-4 . 7 5 0 1 1 2 0.3 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.4 Team 31 48 79 2 2 Total...... 33 6625 963-1777 . 5 4 2 293-716 . 4 0 9 527-669 . 7 8 8 247 808 1055 32.0 505 7 593 386 146 219 2746 83.2 Opponents...... 33 6625 816-1892 . 4 3 1 208-626 . 3 3 2 402-579 . 6 9 4 365 645 1010 30.6 609 - 358 449 57 199 2242 67.9

TEAM STATISTICS BU OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 2746 2242 11/12/11 SAGINAW VALLEY W 85-71 1694 Points per game 83.2 67.9 11/17/11 at Wayne State W 92-80 740 Scoring margin +15.3 - 11/19/11 at Grand Valley State W 70-67 843 FIELD GOALS-ATT 963-1777 816-1892 11/25/11 vs Indiana Southeast W 79-69 600 Field goal pct . 5 4 2 . 4 3 1 11/26/11 vs Malone W 87-40 400 3 POINT FG-ATT 293-716 208-626 * 12/1/11 at Indianapolis L o t 94-99 1632 3-point FG pct . 4 0 9 . 3 3 2 * 12/3/11 at Saint Joseph's (IN) W 78-75 578 3-pt FG made per game 8.9 6.3 12/9/11 OHIO VALLEY W 112-58 1531 FREE THROWS-ATT 527-669 402-579 12/10/11 ST. CATHARINE W 91-79 1574 Free throw pct . 7 8 8 . 6 9 4 12/19/11 at Wheeling Jesuit University W 91-78 0 F-Throws made per game 16.0 12.2 * 01/05/12 ROCKHURST HAWKS W 90-61 2130 REBOUNDS 1055 1010 * 01/7/12 WILLIAM JEWELL W 85-57 1983 Rebounds per game 32.0 30.6 * 1/12/12 at W 84-65 1739 Rebounding margin +1.4 - * 01/14/12 at Missouri S&T W 80-50 450 ASSISTS 593 358 * 1/16/12 #8 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 64-60 2450 Assists per game 18.0 10.8 * 1/19/12 W 84-56 1827 TURNOVERS 386 449 * 1/21/12 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE W 99-69 2175 Turnovers per game 11.7 13.6 * 01/26/12 #8 SOUTHERN INDIANA W 67-53 2450 Turnover margin +1.9 - * 01/28/12 at Kentucky Wesleyan W 80-68 4123 Assist/turnover ratio 1.5 0.8 * 02-02-12 at UW-Parkside W 90-71 360 STEALS 219 199 * 02-04-12 at Lewis W 80-75 1184 Steals per game 6.6 6.0 * 2/9/12 ST. JOSEPH'S W 100-70 2450 BLOCKS 146 57 * 2/11/12 UINDY W 93-79 2450 Blocks per game 4.4 1.7 * 02/16/12 at Southern Indiana L 72-75 2500 ATTENDANCE 32514 29423 * 2/18/12 #12 KENTUCKY WESELYAN W 78-61 2450 Home games-Avg/Game 15-2168 12-1616 * 2/23/12 at Northern Kentucky W 86-75 5249 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 6-1671 03/02/12 vs Lewis W 82-62 0 3/3/12 vs Southern Indiana L 68-71 531 Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals 3/10/12 LEWIS FLYERS W 66-57 2450 Bellarmine Knights 1339 1397 10 2746 03/11/12 #25 FINDLAY W 86-63 2450 Opponents 995 1230 15 2240 03/13/12 #18 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 79-74 2450 3/21/12 vs Alabama-Huntsville W 82-73 4281 3/22/12 vs Montevallo (Ala.) L 72-79 4213

* - Conference game

14 GLVC 2011-2012 Review

The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972 (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Louisville (Bellarmine), when the athletic directors of three member schools - Kentucky Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield, Ill. (Illinois Springfield), Wesleyan, Bellarmine and Indiana State University at Evansville Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Owensboro (Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas (now the University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary City (Rockhurst, William Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville, discussions about forming a basketball conference. McKendree, Missouri-St. Louis). Four years later, the University of Indianapolis and Saint Joseph’s College expressed interest. On July The conference sponsors 18 championships 7, 1978, those schools - along with Ashland Uni- in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, versity - united to become the GLVC. soccer, indoor and outdoor track and field, and ten- nis for men and basketball, cross country, softball, Since its inception, 16 different institutions soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, have joined the league. Those members include: golf, and volleyball for women. (1980), Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne (1984), Northern Kentucky University (1985), Kentucky State Uni- GLVC institutions have won 12 national championships in versity (1989), (1994), Southern Illinois University basketball, including Bellarmine’s national title in 2011. Kentucky Edwardsville (1994), University of Wisconsin-Parkside (1994), University Wesleyan leads all Division II institutions with eight men’s basketball titles, of Missouri-St. Louis (1995), Drury University (2005), Missouri S&T (2005), while Southern Indiana won the men’s crown in 1995. Northern Kentucky (2005), University of Illinois-Springfield (2008), Maryville won the school’s first-ever women’s basketball national championship in University (2008), (2009) and McKendree University 2000 and followed that with a national title in 2008. In addition, Northern (2010). On June 8, 2012, was admitted to the confer- Kentucky became the first GLVC member to win a national championship ence and will begin competing in the GLVC in the fall of 2013. in men’s soccer, while USI staked claim to the GLVC’s first baseball national championship in 2010. SIU Edwardsville was the first GLVC member to win a Ashland and Kentucky State left the conference after the 1994 season, national championship in softball in 2007. IPFW left the league following the 2000-01 academic year, and SIU Edwardsville exited the league following the 2007-08 academic year. These departures The league also takes pride in recognizing the many academic and athletic opened the door for the seven-team expansion over the past decade, allowing accomplishments achieved by its student-athletes, coaches and administra- the league to grow 17 institutions. Northern Kentucky departed following tors. In 2001, the league announced the creation of the GLVC Hall of Fame, the 2011-12 season to bring the current membership number to 16 schools. with the first class being inducted in 2002. The GLVC annually presents the Richard F. Scharf Paragon Award to the top male and female student-athlete The conference headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one in the league, and the Dr. Charles Bertram Alumni Award of Distinction to of the many major Midwest media markets in which the league maintains a alumni who both succeeded while a GLVC student-athlete and excelled in presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), accomplishments after graduation. 2011-12

GLVC men’s Basketball Final Standings 2011-2012

Conference Overall GLVC All-Conference ALL-GLVC First Team *Braydon Hobbs bellarmine Pl. team W L pct. W l pct. Jeremy Kendle bellarmine 1. Bellarmine 16 2 .889 29 4 .879 Alex Hall Drury 2. Northern Kentucky 13 5 .722 23 7 .767 Michael Fakuade Ill. Springfield Cardnell McFarland Kentucky Wesleyan 3. Indianapolis 12 6 .667 20 9 .690 Anthony Young Kentucky Wesleyan 4. Southern Indiana 12 6 .667 24 7 .774 Troy Long Missouri-St. Louis 5. Kentucky Wesleyan 12 6 .667 23 8 .742 Justin Brock Quincy

EAST Brandon Hogg Southern Indiana 6. Lewis 8 10 .444 17 12 .586 Nick Larson William Jewell 7. Saint Joseph’s 3 15 .167 8 18 .308 *Unanimous selection. ALL-GLVC SECOND TEAM 8. UW-Parkside 1 17 .056 8 18 .308 Chris Dowe Bellarmine Luke Sprague Bellarmine 1. Missouri-St. Louis 13 5 .722 19 9 .679 Brandon Lockhart Drury Jermaine Love-Roberts Illinois-Springfield 2. Illinois-Springfield 12 6 .667 15 13 .536 Adrian Moss Indianapolis 3. Quincy 11 7 .611 18 9 .667 Chris McClellan Lewis 4. Drury 10 8 .556 17 11 .607 Josh McCoy Missouri-St. Louis Charlie Woods Missouri-St. Louis 5. Maryville 6 12 .333 13 14 .481 Ethan Faulkner Northern Kentucky WEST 6. Missouri S&T 6 12 .333 7 20 .259 Courtney Belger Quincy 7. William Jewell 5 13 .278 9 17 .346 ALL-GLVC DEFENSIVE TEAM Braydon Hobbs bellarmine 8. Rockhurst 4 14 .222 7 19 .269 West Dawson Illinois-Springfield Michael Fakuade Illinois-Springfield GLVC Tournament Brandon Johnson Kentucky Wesleyan Marty Strus Lewis First Round Semi-Finals Carlton Westbrook Missouri S&T #5 Southern Indiana 68, #12 Maryville 51 #3 Northern Kentucky 72, #2 Missouri-St. Louis 70 Justin Hightower Missouri-St. Louis #6 Kentucky Wesleyan 79, #11 Missouri S&T 59 #5 Southern Indiana 71, #1 Bellarmine 68 DeAndre Nealy Northern Kentucky #10 Lewis 75, #7 Illinois Springfield 68 Courtney Belger Quincy #9 Drury 82, #8 Quincy 65 Finals Kenyon Smith Southern Indiana #5 Southern Indiana 60, #3 Northern Kentucky 56 PLAYER OF THE YEAR Second Round Braydon Hobbs bellarmine #3 Northern Ky. 58, #6 Kentucky Wesleyan 51 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR #2 Missouri-St. Louis 71, #7 Drury 60 Ryan Jackson Lewis CO-COACH OF THE YEAR #1 Bellarmine 82, #8 Lewis 62 Scott Davenport, Bellarmine & #5 Southern Indiana 78, #4 Indianapolis 60 Steve Tappmeyer, Missouri-St. Louis

15 2012-2013 Opponents

University of Cincinnati (exh.) Conference: Gulf Coast Athletic Game Date: Dec. 14, 2012 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Enrollment: 949 Game Location: Knights Hall Affiliation: NCAA I Nickname: Panthers Coach: John Hurley Conference: Big East Game Date: November 23, 2012 2011-12 Record: 22-10 Enrollment: 42,750 Game Location: Evansville, Ind. www.ucclermont.edu/athletics.html Nickname: Bearcats Coach: Sam Weaver SID: Brian Sullivan Game Date: Nov. 5, 2012 2011-12 Record: 9-13 BU vs. Cincinnati Clermont All Time: 1-0 Game Location: Fifth Third Arena www.philanderathletics.com Coach: Mick Cronin SID: Collea McKinney nova southeastern university 2011-12 Record: 26-11 BU vs. Philander Smith All-Time: 0-0 Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. www.gobearcats.com Affiliation: NCAA II SID: Doug Mosley Virginia’s college at wise Conference: Sunshine State Conference BU vs Cincinnati All-Time 0-2 Location: Wise, Va. Enrollment: 6,397 Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Sharks University of Louisville (exh.) Conference: Mid-South Conference Game Date: Dec. 15, 2012 Location: Louisville, Ky. Enrollment: 2,067 Game Location: Knights Hall Affiliation: NCAA I Nickname: Pioneers Coach: Gary Tuell Conference: Big East Game Date: Nov. 24, 2012 2011-12 Record: 13-14 Enrollment: 22,000 Game Location: Evansville, Ind. www.nsusharks.com Nickname: Cardinals Coach: Lee Clark SID: B. Keith Smith Game Date: Nov. 7, 2012 2011-12 Record: 9-16 BU vs. Nova Southeastern All-Time: 0-0 Game Location: KFC Yum! Center www.uvawisecavs.com Coach: Rick Pitino SID: Darrell-Dingus Ely Quincy University 2011-12 Record: 23-10 BU vs. UVA-Wise All Time: 0-0 Location: Quincy, Ill. www.uoflsports.com Affiliation: NCAA II SID: Kenny Klein West Virginia Tech Conference: Great Lakes Valley BU vs. Louisville All-Time: 0-12 Location: Montgomery, W.V. Enrollment: 1,300 Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Hawks WAYNE State Conference: Independent Game Date: Jan. 3, 2013 Location: Detroit, Mich. Enrollment: 1,200 Game Location: Knights Hall Affiliation: NCAA II Nickname: Golden Bears Coach: Marty Bell Conference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate Game Date: Dec. 1, 2012 2011-12 Record: 18-9 Enrollment: 31,798 Game Location: Montgomery, W.V. www.quhawks.com Nickname: Warriors Coach: Bob Williams SID: Brendan Bittner Game Date: Nov. 15, 2012 2011-12 Record: 21-8 BU vs. Quincy All-Time: 17-13 Game Location: Knights Hall www.goldenbearathletics.com Coach: David Greer SID: Jason Hendrix University of Illinois-springfield 2011-12 Record: 18-9 BU vs. West Virginia Tech All-Time: 1-1 Location: Springfield, Ill. www.wsuathletics.cstv.com/ Affiliation: NCAA II SID: Jeff Weiss WHEELING JESUIT Conference: Great Lakes Valley BU vs.Wayne State All Time: 3-2 Location: Wheeling, W.V. Enrollment: 5,137 Affiliation: NCAA II Nickname: Praire Stars GRAND VALLEY State Conference: West Virginia Intercollegiate Game Date: Jan. 5, 2013 Location: Allendale, Mich. Enrollment: 1,500 Game Location: Knights Hall Affiliation: NCAA II Nickname: Cardinals Coach: Ben Wierzba Conference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate Game Date: Dec. 8, 2012 2011-12 Record: 15-3 Enrollment: 24,662 Game Location: Knights Hall www.uisprairiestars.com Nickname: Lakers Coach: Danny Sancomb SID: TBA Game Date: Nov. 17, 2012 2011-12 Record: 22-10 BU vs. Illinois-Springfield All-Time: 2-0 Game Location: Knights Hall www.athletics.wju.edu Coach: Ric Wesley SID: Brian Dennison University of missouri-St. Louis 2011-12 Record: 14-13 BU vs. WJU All Time: 2-0 Location: St. Louis Mo. www.gvsulakers.com Affiliation: NCAA II SID: Tim Nott Cincinnati clermont Conference: Great Lakes Valley BU vs. GVSU All Time: 1-1 Location: Batavia, Ohio Enrollment: 16,719 Affiliation: USCAA Nickname: Tritons Philander Smith College Conference: Ohio Collegiate Athletic Game Date: Jan. 10, 2013 Location: Little Rock, Ark. Enrollment: 2,581 Game Location: St. Louis, Mo. Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Cougars Coach: Steve Tappmeyer 16 2012-2013 Opponents 2012-2013 Opponents

2011-12 Record: 19-9 Game Date: Feb. 28, 2013 Kentucky Wesleyan College www.umsltritons.com Game Location: Knights Hall Location: Owensboro, Ky. SID: Mary Ann Mitchell Coach: Harry Statham Affiliation: NCAA II BU vs. Missouri-St. Louis All-Time: 17-10 2011-12 Record: 18-12 Conference: Great Lakes Valley www.mckbearcats.com Enrollment: 802 SID: Scott Cummings Nickname: Panthers Location: St. Louis Mo. BU vs. McKendree All-Time: 0-0 Game Date: Feb. 2, 2013 Affiliation: NCAA II Game Location: Knights Hall Conference: Great Lakes Valley Saint Joseph’s College Game Date: Feb. 23, 2013 Enrollment: 4,100 Location: Rensselaer, Ind. Game Location: Owensboro, Ky. Nickname: Saints Affiliation: NCAA II Coach: Todd Lee Game Date: Jan. 12, 2013 Conference: Great Lakes Valley 2011-12 Record: 23-8 Game Location: St. Louis, Mo. Enrollment: 1,033 www.kwcpanthers.com Coach: Kevin Carroll Nickname: Pumas SID: Roy Pickerill 2011-12 Record: 13-14 Game Date: Jan. 24, 2013 Bellarmine vs. KWC All-Time: 28-74 www.maryvillesaints.com Game Location: Rensselaer, Ind. SID: Chuck Yahng Game Date: Feb. 9, 2013 BU vs. Maryville All-Time: 2-0 Game Location: Knights Hall Coach: Richard Davis university of wisconsin-parkside 2011-12 Record: 8-18 Location: Kenosha, Wis. www.saintjoe.edu/athletics Affiliation: NCAA II SID: Ken Badylak Conference: Great Lakes Valley Bellarmine vs. St. Joseph’s All Time: 43-38 Enrollment: 4,829 Nickname: Rangers University of Indianapolis Game Date: Jan. 17, 2013 Location: Indianapolis, Ind. Game Location: Knights Hall Affiliation: NCAA II Game Date: Feb. 16, 2013 Conference: Great Lakes Valley Game Location: Kenosha, Wis. Enrollment: 5,400 Coach: Luke Reigel Nickname: Greyhounds 2011-12 Record: 8-18 Game Date: Jan. 26, 2013 www.parksiderangers.com Game Location: Indianapolis, Ind. SID: Mark Albanese Game Date: Feb. 7, 2013 BU vs. Wisconsin-Parkside All-Time: 24-5 Game Location: Knights Hall Coach: Stan Gouard Lewis University 2011-12 Record: 20-9 Location: Romeoville, Ill. www.athletics.uindy.edu Affiliation: NCAA II SID: Matt Holmes Conference: Great Lakes Valley BU vs. Indianapolis All-Time: 46-40 Enrollment: 6,500 Nickname: Flyers University of Southern Indiana Game Date: Jan. 19, 2013 Location: Evansville, Ind. Game Location: Knights Hall Affiliation: NCAA II Game Date: Feb. 14, 2013 Conference: Great Lakes Valley Game Location: Romeoville, Ill. Enrollment: 10,467 Coach: Scott Trost Nickname: Screaming Eagles 2011-12 Record: 17-12 Game Date: Jan. 31, 2013 www.lewisflyers.com Game Location: Evansville, Ind. SID: Matt Brendich Game Date: Feb. 21, 2013 BU vs. Lewis All-Time: 32-41 Game Location: Knights Hall Coach: Rodney Watson mckendree University 2011-12 Record: 24-7 Location: Lebanon, Ill. www.gousieagles.com Affiliation: NCAA II SID: Ray Simmons Conference: Great Lakes Valley Bellarmine vs. USI All-Time: 31-45 Enrollment: 3,054 Nickname: Bearcats Game Date: Jan. 21, 2013 Game Location: Lebanon, Ill. 17 Program Records

individual Records Bellarmine Thousand Point Club

most points in a game name Yrs. gms. pts. avg. pl name pts. Opponent date 1. Steve Mercer 1993-97 108 1,969 18.2 1. Matt Otte 43 Lewis Feb. 10, 2007 2. Floyd Smith 1973-77 103 1,932 18.8 Rudy Montgomery 43 Marian Jan. 27, 1960 3. Tom Schurfranz 1987-92 112 1,868 16.7 3. Floyd Smith 42 Transylvania Jan. 15, 1976 4. Jeremy Kendle 2009-12 100 1,792 17.9 4. Reggie Burcy 41 Northern Kentucky Mar. 2, 1989 5. Rudy Montgomery 1955-60 89 1,723 19.4 Mike Holmes 41 IUPU-Fort Wayne Feb. 27, 1988 6. Braydon Hobbs 2008-12 133 1,637 12.3 6. Tom Schurfranz 40 Ashland Jan. 18, 1992 7. Clint Davis 1983-87 111 1,602 14.4 Ron Belton 40 UW-Milwaukee Feb. 26, 1969 Joe Reibel 40 St. Joseph’s Feb. 23, 1959 8. Buddy Cox 1981-84 72 1,594 22.1 Rudy Montgomery 40 St. Joseph’s Dec. 5, 1958 Bruce Olliges 1977-81 72 1,594 22.1 10. Mike Holmes 1984-88 106 1,581 14.9 most points in a season 11. Jared McCurry 1998-02 109 1,565 14.4 pl name sEASON gms. fg. ft. pts. avg. 12. Shannon Phillips 1991-95 104 1,555 15.0 1. Floyd Smith 1976-77 28 267 167 701 25.0 13. Jim Hall 1972-76 97 1,470 15.2 2. Jeremy Kendle 2011-12 33 229 127 635 19.2 14. Brandy Monks 1987-91 115 1,436 12.5 3. Tom Schurfranz 1990-91 30 245 131 621 20.5 15. George Duncan 1970-74 98 1,411 14.4 Steve Mercer 4. Tom Schurfranz 1991-92 28 241 128 610 21.8 5. Buddy Cox 1981-82 29 247 106 600 20.7 16. Justin Benedetti 2007-11 122 1,371 11.2 6. Steve Mercer 1995-96 27 226 144 598 22.1 17. John Ellington 1988-92 106 1,358 12.8 7. Jeremy Kendle 2010-11 35 203 141 591 16.9 18. Al Stevenson 1955-59 71 1,313 18.5 8. Reggie Burcy 1988-89 28 215 130 583 20.8 19. Chris Dowe 2009-12 100 1,258 12.6 9. Jeremy Kendle 2009-10 32 212 94 566 17.6 20. Brad Bixler 1995-00 107 1,246 11.6 10. Bruce Olliges 1980-81 26 222 129 563 21.7 21. Chris Renfroe 1974-78 102 1,221 12.0 Eugene Mosley 1960-64 102 1,221 12.0 free throw percentage in a season (min. 2 fta/game) 23. Dwight Moore 1975-79 105 1,218 11.6 pl name sEASON gms. ftm. fta. avg. 1. Eric Wilson 1990-91 30 67 74 .905 24. Luke Sprague 2008-12 127 1,211 9.5 2. Justin Cornell 2002-03 28 66 73 .904 25. Bruce Johnson 2001-04 83 1,210 14.6 3. Victor Pierson 2003-04 27 69 77 .896 26. Jack McLemore 1957-61 97 1,203 12.4 4. Chip Sivori 1996-97 25 48 55 .873 27. John Parrott 1979-83 107 1,179 11.0 5. Matt Otte 2005-06 28 61 70 .871 28. Bobby Todd 1971-75 101 1,168 11.6 6. Luke Sprague 2011-12 31 73 84 .869 29. Dave Kelly 1952-56 85 1,147 13.5 7. Dewey Minton 1975-76 25 65 75 .867 30. Jim Crawford 1983-87 94 1,130 12.0 floyd smith 8. Clint Davis 1984-85 27 52 60 .866 31. Adam Etienne 1999-04 109 1,125 10.3 9. Josh Herbert 1997-98 27 64 74 .865 10. Tim Roth 1986-87 26 44 51 .863 32. Brad Ayer 1999-03 108 1,089 10.1 33. Marvin Utley 1984-88 106 1,034 9.8 free throw percentage in a Career (min. 2 FTA/game & 50 GMS) 34. Zach Miller 2000-04 104 1,003 9.6 pl name sEASONs gms. ftm. fta. avg. 1. Victor Pierson 2002-04 54 107 118 .906 Most Three Pointers in a career 2. Eric Wilson 1989-91 57 123 146 .842 pl name sEASON number 3. Brad Bixler 1995-00 107 258 308 .830 1. Braydon Hobbs 2008-12 279 4. Brad Ayer 1999-03 108 276 335 .824 2. Brad Bixler 1995-00 246 5. Justin Cornell 2000-04 107 198 243 .815 3. Justin Benedetti 2007-11 200 6. Brandy Monks 1987-91 115 419 519 .807 4. Bruce Johnson 2001-04 158 7. Bruce Olliges 1977-81 104 335 416 .805 5. Luke Sprague 2008-12 148 8. Braydon Hobbs 2008-12 133 210 261 .805 6. Jeremy Kendle 2009-12 140 9. Bill Duncan 1967-70 79 246 306 .804 7. Jared McCurry 1998-02 137 10. Floyd Smith 1974-77 103 412 513 .803 Eric Wilson 1989-91 137 9. Brad Ayer 1999-03 131 Tom schurfranz highest career scoring average 10. John Ellington 1988-92 126 pl name sEASON gms. pts. avg. 1. Bruce Olliges 1977-81 72 1594 22.1 most rebounds in a game Buddy Cox 1981-84 72 1594 22.1 Pl. name reb. Opponent date 3. Rudy Montgomery 1955-60 89 1723 19.4 1. Rudy Montgomery 35 Villa Madonna 2/1/59 4. Floyd Smith 1973-77 103 1932 18.8 2. Mike Clark 29 Tennessee A&I 2/23/66 5. Al Stevenson 1955-59 71 1313 18.5 3. Mike Clark 27 Centre 1/20/68 6. Steve Mercer 1993-97 108 1969 18.2 4. Rudy Montgomery 26 St. Joseph’s 1/9/60 7. Jeremy Kendle 2009-12 100 1792 17.9 5. Rudy Montgomery 23 Transylvania 12/9/59 8. Tom Schurfranz 1987-92 112 1868 16.7 Ron Belton 23 Corpus Christi 1/13/69 9. Jim Hall 1972-76 97 1470 15.2 John Linnemann 23 Campbellsville 12/1/70 10. Shannon Phillips 1991-95 104 1555 15.0 8. Tom Hugenberg 22 Georgetown 2/27/64 11. Mike Holmes 1984-88 106 1581 14.9 Jim Schurfanz 22 Ill. Teachers Coll. 2/12/66 Mike Holmes 22 Southern Indiana 2/18/88 Most Three Pointers in a season pl name sEASON number most Rebounds in a season 1. Braydon Hobbs 2011-12 81 Pl. name SEASON gms. reb. avg. Matt Gladieux 1997-98 81 1. Rudy Montgomery 1958-59 17 422 24.8 3. Braydon Hobbs 2010-11 75 2. Rudy Montgomery 1959-60 22 371 16.9 4. Frankie Moore 1995-96 74 3. Mike Holmes 1987-88 26 333 12.8 5. Eric Wilson 1989-90 73 4. Mike Holmes 1986-87 27 330 12.3 Jeremy Kendle 6. Brad Bixler 1996-97 70 5. Ron Belton 1968-69 28 329 11.8 7. Matt Pait 2004-05 69 6. Rudy Montgomery 1957-58 26 312 12.0 8. Braydon Hobbs 2008-09 66 7. Jim Schurfranz 1966-67 25 302 12.1 9. Justin Benedetti 2008-09 65 8. Mike Holmes 1985-86 27 299 11.1 10. Eric Wilson 1990-91 64 9. Tom Schurfranz 1990-91 30 288 9.6 10. Tom Hugenberg 1962-63 27 282 10.4

most rebounds in a Career Pl. name SEASONs gms. reb. avg. 1. Rudy Montgomery 1956-60 89 1,345 15.1 2. Mike Holmes 1984-88 106 1,134 10.7 3. Jim Schurfranz 1964-67 69 735 10.7 ACTIVE PLAYERS IN BOLD ITALIC 4. Tom Schurfranz 1987-92 112 903 8.1 Rudy Montgomery

18 Program Records Program Records

5. Steve Mercer 1993-97 108 873 8.1 Most Blocked shots In A Season (Since 1992) TEAM RECORDS 6. John Linneman 1967-71 89 829 9.3 Pl. name SEASON gms. blk. avg. 7. Chris Renfroe 1974-78 102 810 7.9 1. Caleb Holcomb 2003-04 27 94 3.5 Most Points 8. Tom Hugenberg 1961-65 89 808 9.1 2. Tom Schurfranz 1991-92 28 67 2.4 GAME 130 Ashland - 1993-94 9. George Duncan 1970-74 98 787 8.0 3. Steve Mercer 1995-96 27 46 1.7 SEASON 2,912 2010-11 (total pts.) 10. Jim Hall 1972-76 97 768 7.9 4. Steve Mercer 1994-95 27 44 1.6 SEASON 89.2 1990-91 (average) 5. Steve Mercer 1996-97 27 42 1.6 Most steals In A Game 6. Chris Dowe 2011-12 33 40 1.2 Most Combined Points in a Game Pl. name stls. Opponent date 7. Braydon Hobbs 2011-12 33 39 1.2 GAME 253 Bellarmine 130 def. 1. Jim Hall 8 -- 1975 8. Steve Mercer 1993-94 27 31 1.1 Ashland 123 - 1993-94 2. Braydon Hobbs 7 So. Indiana Mar. 3, 2012 Andy Swan 1998-99 27 31 0.8 3. Braydon Hobbs 6 Ky. Wesleyan Feb. 18, 2012 10. Oladapo Fagbenle 2009-10 29 28 0.9 Largest Winning Margin Chip Sivori 6 St. Joseph’s Dec. 2, 1996 GAME 61 Puerto Rico Humacao 2000-01 Frank Moore 6 Marymount Jan. 2, 1996 Most Blocked shots In A Career (Since 1992) 61 Temple Baptist 2004-05 Frank Moore 6 Bahamas Dec. 31, 1995 Pl. name SEASON gms. blk. avg. Shawn McGee 6 IUPU-Ft. Wayne Feb. 17, 1994 1. Steve Mercer 1993-97 108 163 1.5 Most Field Goals Adam Brames 6 Indianapolis Feb. 14, 2008 2. Braydon Hobbs 2008-12 133 96 0.7 GAME 58 Centre - 1967-68 3. Caleb Holcomb 2003-04 27 94 3.5 SEASON 1007 2010-11 Most Steals In A Season 4. Tom Schurfranz 1987-92 28 67 2.4 Pl. name SEASON gms. stls. avg. 5. Chris Dowe 2009-12 100 62 0.6 Most Field Goal Attempts 1. Matt Gladieux 1997-98 27 60 2.2 6. Oladapo Fagbenle 2009-10 62 53 0.9 GAME 110 Centre - 1967-68 Braydon Hobbs 2010-11 35 60 1.7 7. Nick Holmes 2007-11 114 47 0.4 SEASON 2,418 1990-91 3. Braydon Hobbs 2011-12 28 59 1.9 8. Justin Benedetti 2007-11 122 43 0.4 4. Chartrael Hall 2008-.09 33 58 1.7 9. Matt DeMasters 2004-07 77 42 0.5 Highest Field Goal Percentage 5. Frankie Moore 1995-96 27 57 2.1 10. Luke Sprague 2008-12 127 41 0.3 GAME .717 (38-53) SIUE - 2003-04 6. Braydon Hobbs 2008-09 33 50 1.5 SEASON .545 (851-1,561) 1980-81 7. Jared McCurry 1999-00 27 49 1.8 Most Field Goals Made 8. John Ellington 1991-92 27 48 1.8 GAME 1959 18 Joe Reibel vs. St. Joseph’s Most Free Throws Made GAME 51 Ashland - 1993-94 9. Adam Brames 2007-08 28 46 1.6 SEASON 1977-78 267 Floyd Smith SEASON 603 2010-11 Braydon Hobbs 2009-10 32 46 1.4 CAREER 1993-97 760 Steve Mercer

Most Free Throw Attempts Most Steals In A Career Most Field Goal Attempts GAME 69 Ashland - 1993-94 Pl. name SEASONs gms. stls. avg. GAME 1977 26 Floyd Smith vs. Campbellsville SEASON 776 2010-11 1. Braydon Hobbs 2008-12 133 220 1.7 2010 26 Jeremy Kendle vs. Ky. Wesleyan 2. Steve Mercer 1993-97 108 154 1.4 SEASON 1976-77 532 Floyd Smith Highest Free Throw Percentage 3. Jared McCurry 1999-02 109 147 1.3 CAREER 1972-77 1,610 Floyd Smith GAME 1.00 (14-14) 1991-92 4. Shawn McGee 1992-97 108 120 1.1 SEASON .788 (527-669) 2011-12 5. Chip Sivori 1993-97 97 118 1.2 Highest Field Goal Percentage Brad Bixler 1995-00 107 118 1.1 GAME 1994 1.00 (9-9) Shawn McGee vs. Ashland Most Three Pointers Made 7. Eric Wahl 1995-99 108 105 1.0 SEASON 1990-91 .723 Tom Schurfranz GAME 15 6 times 8. Adam Brames 2004-08 95 103 1.1 CAREER 1987-92 .702 Tom Schurfranz (last time WV St. 11/26/10) 9. Frankie Moore 1995-97 54 102 1.9 SEASON 295 2010-11 Shannon Phillips 1991-95 104 102 1.0 Most Free Throws Made GAME 1977 20 Floyd Smith vs. Transylvania Most Three Pointers Attempted Most Assists In A Game SEASON 1956-57 193 Al Stevenson GAME 41 Kentucky State - 1995-96 Pl. name ast. Opponent date CAREER 1956-60 457 Rudy Montgomery SEASON 736 2010-11 1. Chartrael Hall 15 NKU 2/26/09 2. Brandy Monks 14 Ashland 12/17/89 Most Free Throw Attempts Highest Three Point Percentage 3. Matt Miller 13 Delta State 11/22/05 GAME 1977 21 Floyd Smith vs. Transylvania GAME .733 (14-19) UWP - 1998-99 Braydon Hobbs 13 Drury 1/22/09 SEASON 1959-60 233 Rudy Montgomery SEASON .424 (136-321) 1989-90 5. Braydon Hobbs 12 UI-Spring. 1/27/11 CAREER 1956-60 744 Rudy Montgomery Most Rebounds Most Assists In A Season Most Three Point Field Goals made GAME 95 Ill. Teachers Coll.- 1965-66 pl. name SEASON gms. ast. avg. GAME 2007 9 Matt Otte vs. Lewis SEASON 1,407 1969-70 1. Braydon Hobbs 2010-11 35 228 6.5 2. Braydon Hobbs 2011-12 33 189 5.7 Highest Three Point Percentage Most Assists 3. Brandy Monks 1988-89 30 188 6.3 GAME 1994 .833 (5-6)** Brad Bixler vs. St. Joe’s GAME 31 SIUE - 2003-04 4. Chartrael Hall 2008-09 33 186 5.6 2008 .833 (5-6)** Adam Brames vs. NKU SEASON 597 2010-11 5. Braydon Hobbs 2009-10 32 171 5.3 2011-12 .833 (5-6) Braydon Hobbs (2 times) 6. Brandy Monks 1990-91 30 167 5.6 2011-12 .833 (5-6) Chris Dowe vs. Wheel.Jes. Most Wins SEASON 33 2010-11 7 Brandy Monks 1989-90 27 166 6.1 SEASON 2009-10 .512 (42-82) Luke Sprague 8. Braydon Hobbs 2008-09 33 137 4.1 CAREER 2008-12 .447 (148-331) Luke Sprague Most Games Played 9. Jamie Jackson 2007-08 28 134 4.8 SEASON 35 2010-11 10. John Ellington 1991-92 27 131 4.9 Brandy Monks 1987-88 28 131 4.7 Best Winning Percentage SEASON .943 (33-2) 2010-11 Most Assists In A Career Pl. name SEASONs gms. ast. avg. Longest Winning Streak 1. Braydon Hobbs 2008-12 133 725 5.5 17 Games (2011-12) 2. Brandy Monks 1987-91 115 652 5.7 3. John Ellington 1988-92 106 442 4.2 4. Brad Bixler 1995-00 107 401 3.7 Knights Hall 5. Jeremy Kendle 2009- 100 357 3.6 RECORDS (Men’s ) 6. Zach Miller 2000-04 102 322 3.2 7. Marvin Utley 1984-88 106 314 3.0 Most Points 8. Marcus Flynn 2004-07 78 307 3.7 TEAM 130 Bellarmine (vs. Ashland) 1994 9. Chartrael Hall 2007-09 59 293 4.9 Player 47 Cardell McFarland (KWC) 2011 10. Jared McCurry 1998-02 109 267 2.4 43 Matt Otte (BU) 2007 43 Rudy Montgomery (BU) 1960 Most Blocked shots In A Game (Since 1992) BELLARMINE TRIPLE DOUBLES Pl. name blks. Opponent date Most Combined Points in a Game 1. Tom Schurfranz 10 -- 1991 GAME 253 Bellarmine 130 def. Brandy Monks: Jan. 27, 1990 vs. Northern Ky. 2. Caleb Halcomb 8 Winston Salem 11/22/03 Ashland 123 - 1993-94 3. Braydon Hobbs 7 Ky. Wesleyan 3/13/12 (18 pts., 11 rebs., 10 assists) Caleb Halcomb 7 UW-Parkside 2/19/04 Largest Winning Margin 5. Caleb Halcomb 6 (3 times) Braydon Hobbs: March 7, 2010 vs. Drury 61 - BU vs. Puerto Rico Humacao 2000-01 (13 pts., 10 rebs., 11 assists) BU vs. Temple Baptist 2004-05

19 Bellarmine Honor Roll

NCAA Division II All-America selections 2012 Braydon Hobbs Player of the Year, NABC Player of the Year, Basketball Times First Team, DII Bulletin Second Team, Daktronics Jeremy Kendle NABC First Team, Basketball Times Honorable Mention, DII Bulletin 2011 Jeremy Kendle NABC First Team, Basketball Times Second Team, DII Bulletin Third Team, Daktronics Braydon Hobbs Honorable Mention, DII Bulletin 1996 Steve Mercer Honorable Mention, CoSIDA 1992 Tom Schurfranz First Team, NABC

1977 Floyd Smith Third Team, NABC Great Lakes Valley Conference honors GLVC Player Of The Year 2010 Jeremy Kendle Second Team 1992 Tom Schurfranz First Team 2012 Braydon Hobbs Justin Benedetti Third Team John Ellington Hon. Mention 2011 Jeremy Kendle Braydon Hobbs Third Team John Hartlage Hon. Mention 1992 Tom Schurfranz 2009 Chartrael Hall First Team 1991 Tom Schurfranz First Team 1988 Mike Holmes Braydon Hobbs Third Team Brandy Monks Second Team 1984 Buddy Cox 2008 Dzaflo Larkai Second Team John Ellington Hon. Mention Adam Brames Third Team 1990 Brandy Monks Second Team GLVC Freshman Of The Year 2006 Matt Miller Hon.Ment. Brian Fichter Hon. Mention 2009 Braydon Hobbs 2005 Marcus Flynn Hon. Ment. 1989 Reggie Burcy First Team Matt Pait Hon. Ment. Tom Schurfranz Second Team GLVC ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM 2002 Jared McCurry Second Team 1988 Mike Holmes First Team 2012 Braydon Hobbs 2001 Jared McCurry Second Team 1987 Mike Holmes Second Team 2000 Jared McCurry Second Team Clint Davis Second Team GLVC All-Conference selections 1998 Matt Gladieux Second Team 1986 Mike Holmes Second Team 2012 Braydon Hobbs First Team Brad Bixler Hon. Mention 1985 Clint Davis Hon. Mention Jeremy Kendle First Team 1997 Steve Mercer Second Team 1984 Buddy Cox First Team Chris Dowe Second Team 1996 Steve Mercer Second Team Clint Davis Hon. Mention Luke Sprague Second Team 1995 Steve Mercer First Team 1983 John Parrott Second Team 2011 Braydon Hobbs First Team Shannon Phillips Second Team Buddy Cox Second Team Jeremy Kendle First Team 1994 Shannon Phillips Second Team 1982 Buddy Cox First Team Justin Benedetti Third Team Steve Mercer Hon. Mention Chris Dowe Third Team 1993 Shannon Phillips Hon. Mention

ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Academic all-America Selections 2007 Doug Davenport, Matt DeMasters, Marcus Flynn, Dzaflo Larkai, Andrew 2012 Braydon Hobbs Second Team- CoSIDA Parks, Ryan Tiesi 2003 Brad Ayer Honorable Mention - CoSIDA 2006 Marcus Flynn, Matt Miller, Andrew Parks, Kyle Thraser 2001 Ronald Brooks Third Team - Verizon 2005 Marcus Flynn, Kyle Thrasher 1992 Tom Schurfranz Third Team - GTE 2004 Torey Meagher 2003 Brad Ayer, Justin Cornell NCAA post-graduate scholarships recipients 2002 Brad Ayer, Phillip Hobbs, Oloyede Olumide 2001 Ronald Brooks 2001 Ron Brooks, Justin Cornell, Oloyede Olumide 1992 Tom Schurfranz 2000 Brad Bixler, Ron Brooks, Andy Swan, Jeffery Thomas 1999 Ron Brooks, Amit Shaham, Landon Swan, Andy Swan, Jeffrey Thomas , Eric Wahl ncaa dii midwest region SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 1998 Brad Bixler, Ron Brooks, Brian Culhane, Matt Gladieux, Amit Shaham 2012 Braydon Hobbs 1997 Steve Mercer, Amit Shaham, Chip Sivori 1996 Steve Mercer, Amit Shaham GLVC Academic All-Conference selections 1995 Steve Mercer, Dave Naber 2012 Ryan Burton, Braydon Hobbs, Keisten Jones, Stevie Loveless, Aaron Robison, 1994 Kevin Eilers, Robert Keeling, Dave Naber Luke Sprague, Jonathan Turl 1993 Robert Keeling, David Kirby, David Naber 2011 Braydon Hobbs, Nick Holmes, Keisten Jones, Stevie Loveless, Luke Sprague 1992 Steve Bringard, Bobby Keeling, Tom Schurfranz 2010 Doug Davenport, Braydon Hobbs, Nick Holmes, Andrew Parks, Luke Sprague 1991 Tom Schurfranz 2009 Doug Davenport, Braydon Hobbs, Andrew Parks, Luke Sprague 1990 Ernest Marshall 2008 Doug Davenport, Dzaflo Larkai, Andrew Parks, Tim Dearlove

20 Bellarmine Honor Roll ncaa tournament appearances

Match-uP/result arena Site 2012 RD 1 Bellarmine def. Lewis 66-57 Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 2 Bellarmine def. Findlay 86-63 Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 3 Bellarmine def. Kentucky Wesleyan 79-74 Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 4 Bellarmine def. Alabama-Huntsville 82-73 Bank of Kentucky Center Highland Heights, Ky. RD 5 Montevallo def. Bellarmine 79-72 Bank of Kentucky Center Highland Heights, Ky.

2011 RD 1 Bellarmine def. Indianapolis 84-70 Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 2 Bellarmine def. Northern Ky. 87-82 Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 3 Bellarmine def. Ferris State 85-66 Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 4 Bellarmine def. Midwestern St. 70-64 MassMutual Center Springfield, Mass. RD 5 Bellarmine def. Minn. St.-Mankato 81-74 MassMutual Center Springfield, Mass. RD 6 Bellarmine def. BYU-Hawaii 71-68 MassMutual Center Springfield, Mass.

2010 RD 1 Bellarmine def. Central State 70-66 SportsCenter Owensboro, Ky. Rd 2 Quincy def. Bellarmine 66-61 SportsCenter Owensboro, Ky.

2009 RD 1 Bellarmine def. Ky. Wes. 76-65 Croy Gymnasium Findlay, Ohio Rd 2 Bellarmine def. Lake Superior 92-83 Croy Gymnasium Findlay, Ohio RD 3 Findlay def. Bellarmine 89-86 (OT) Croy Gymnasium Findlay, Ohio

1991 Rd 1 Grand Valley State def. Bellarmine 78-72 Consolation Bellarmine def. Western Missouri 94-83

1989 RD 1 Bellarmine def. Ferris State 108-92 RD 2 Kentucky Wesleyan def. Bellarmine 84-77

1984 RD 1 Lewis def. Bellarmine 93-61 Consolation Bellarmine def. Cal-State Bakersfield 81-71

1982 RD 1 Central State def. Bellarmine 63- 61 Consolation Wright State def. Bellarmine 87-86

1977 RD 1 Eastern Illinois def. Bellarmine 87-72 Consolation Youngstown State def. Bellarmine 81-79

1970 Rd 1 Tennessee State def. Bellarmine 84-77 Consolation Bellarmine def. Transylvania 115-72

1969 RD 1 Alcorn A&M def. Bellarmine 76-75 Consolation Transylvania def. Bellarmine 65-64

1965 RD 1 Bellarmine def. Norfolk State 91-74 RD 2 Evansville def. Bellarmine 81-74

1963 RD 1 Oglethorpe 57 def. Bellarmine 57-49 Consolation Bellarmine def. Austin Peay 96 -86

21 All-Time Series Records

Akron 2-3 Cincinnati Clermont 1-0 Hillsdale 3-0 Oral Roberts 0-2 Alabama State 0-1 Club Cuero 0-1 Holy Family 1-0 Parsons 1-0 Alabama-Huntsville 2-2 Corpus Christi 1-0 Holy Name 1-0 Patten 1-0 Alcorn State 1-2 Creighton 1-0 Houston Baptist 0-1 Pfeiffer 1-0 American Christian 1-1 Cumberlands 3-0 Illinois-Springfield 2-0 Pikeville 10-6 Anderson 1-1 Dalhousie 1-0 Illinois State 2-1 Prarie View 1-0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1-0 Davis-Elkins 1-0 Incarnate Word 1-0 Presbyterian 0-1 Asbury 1-0 Delta State 2-3 Indiana State 2-3 Puerto Rico-Humacao 1-0 Ashland 17-20 Denison 1-0 Indianapolis 46-40 Purdue-Calumet 2-0 Assumption 0-1 DePaul 0-3 IUPU-Ft. Wayne 19-14 Quantico Marines 1-0 Augusta State 2-0 DePauw 1-3 IUPU-Indianapolis 8-4 Queens 1-0 Austin Peay 6-11 Detroit 0-1 IU-Southeast 20-4 Quincy 17-13 Bahamas 1-0 Drury 4-6 John Carroll 0-1 Rockhurst 5-4 Baldwin-Wallace 1-0 Dubuque 1-0 Kentucky Southern 1-0 USC-Upstate 1-0 Belmont 1-1 Earlham 1-0 Kentucky State 28-31 Sacred Heart 1-0 Berea 21-9 Eastern Illinois 2-3 Kentucky Wesleyan 28-74 Saginaw Valley 1-1 Bethany 1-0 Eastern Kentucky 0-3 King College 2-0 Salem International 1-0 Bethel 3-1 Erskine 1-0 Knoxville 3-0 Savannah State 1-0 Biscayne 1-0 Evansville 0-2 Lake Superior State 1-1 Schreiner 1-0 Bluefield State 1-0 Fayetteville State 1-0 Lewis 32-41 Shaw 0-1 Bryant 0-1 Ferris State 2-0 Limestone 0-1 SIU-Edwardsville 18-15 BYU-Hawaii 1-0 Findlay 1-2 Lincoln Memorial 7-1 South Dakota State 0-1 California (Pa.) 1-0 Fisk 1-1 Lindsey-Wilson 3-2 Southern Indiana 31-45 Cal. St. Bakersfield 1-0 Florida Southern 1-0 Lipscomb 5-1 Southwest Minn. St. 1-0 Campbellsville 16-9 Fort Knox 0-5 Longwood 1-0 Spalding 6-1 Capital 2-2 Franklin 3-5 Louisville Bible 1-0 St. Andrews 1-0 Centenary 1-0 Gannon 5-4 Louisville Municipal 1-0 St. Benedict’s 1-0 Central Mo. State 1-0 Georgetown 18-38 Louisville 0-12 St. Bonaventure 0-1 Central State 4-5 Glenville State 1-0 Loyola (Md.) 1-0 St. Catharine 1-1 Centre 26-8 Grace College 2-0 Mackin Cadets 0-1 St. Edwards 1-1 Charleston (W.V.) 1-0 Grand Valley State 1-1 Malone 2-0 St. Francis (Ind.) 1-0 Chase 0-2 Hanover 5-1 Marian 17-0 St. Francis (Pa.) 1-1 Christian Brothers 4-3 Harris-Stowe 1-0 Marymount 1-0 St. Joseph’s 43-38 Cincinnati 0-2 Henderson State 1-0 Maryville (Mo.) 2-0 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 0-3 McMurry 0-1 St. Leo 1-1 Mercyhurst 1-2 St. Mary’s 3-1 Miami (Ohio) 0-1 St. Vincent 0-1 Michigan Tech 1-0 Steubenville 3-5 Midamerican Nazarene 1-0 Tampa 1-0 Mid-Continent 1-0 Taylor 2-0 Middle Tennessee St. 2-4 Temple Baptist 2-0 Midwestern State 1-1 Tenn.-Chattanooga 0-1 Milligan 1-0 Tennessee State 1-8 Minnesota-Duluth 1-1 Texas Wesleyan 1-0 Minnesota St.-Mankato 1-0 Thomas More 27-8 1-0 Tiffin 0-1 Missouri Baptist 1-0 Transylvania 43-40 Missouri State 0-1 Troy State 1-1 Missouri Western 1-0 Tusculum 4-0 Missouri-S&T 9-1 Union 28-12 Missouri-St. Louis 17-10 Villa Madonna 17-17 Montevallo 0-1 Vincennes 4-0 Morehead State 0-7 Wabash 1-1 Mount Marty 1-0 Walsh 1-0 Nebraska Wesleyan 1-0 Wayne State 3-2 New Albany Dairymen 1-0 West Liberty 1-0 Niagara 0-1 West Virginia State 4-0 Norfolk State 1-0 West Virginia Tech 1-1 All-Time Coaching Records Northeast Missouri 0-1 Western Carolina 0-1 Northern Kentucky 37-43 Western Illinois 1-0 Years Coach record Pct. GLVC Pct. Northwest Mo. State 0-1 Western Washington 0-1 1950-52 Norb Raque 12-19 .387 Northwood 5-1 Wheeling Jesuit 2-0 1952-55 Eddie Weber 31-35 .470 Notre Dame 0-2 Wilberforce 1-0 1955-57 Paulie Miller 19-24 .442 Oakland City 8-2 William Jewell 1-0 1957-59 Gene Kenney 23-27 .460 Oglethorpe 1-1 Winston Salem 0-1 1959-66 Alex Groza 91-77 .542 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0-1 1966-71 Jim Spalding 71-60 .542 Ohio Dominican 2-0 1971-94 Joe Reibel 346-277 .555 117-116 .502 Ohio University 0-1 Wisconsin-Parkside 24-5 1994-98 Bob Valvano 55-54 .505 23-53 .303 Ohio Valley 2-0 Wisconsin-Platteville 0-1 1998-02 Charlie Just 50-59 .459 37-45 .451 Ohio Wesleyan 1-0 Wittenberg 0-2 2002-05 Chris Pullem 28-54 .341 15-44 .341 Oklahoma Baptist 0-1 Wright State 7-12 2005- Scott Davenport 154-62 .713 88-41 .682 Old Westbury 1-0 Xavier 0-10 Olivet Nazarene 1-0 Youngstown State 4-5

22 All-Time Series Records Year-by-Year Results

1950-1951 (2-12) 1954-1955 (8-14) @Berea W 85-72 1961-1962 (11-11) @Transylvania L 60-52 @St. Joseph’s W 82-74 Hanover W 78-62 Opponent Result OPPONENT Result @Villa Madonna L 111-83 OPPONENT Result @St. Francis, Pa. L 68-66 St. Mary’s L 79-66 Franklin W 90-60 Campbellsville W 76-75 @Georgetown L 112-80 @Indianapolis W 78-67 @Villa Madonna L 87-36 Kentucky State L 63-61 @Notre Dame L 71-52 @Wabash L 62-55 @Centre W 82-67 Club Cuero L 74-47 St. Joseph’s L 87-67 @Xavier L 93-51 @Centre W 76-60 @Villa Madonna W 65-62 @Lou. Municipal W 69-36 Georgetown L 97-84 @Union L 89-76 Berea N W 63-50 Steubenville L 69-61 Campbellsville L 95-58 Centre L 73-67 @St. Bonaventure L 89-58 Transylvania N L 56-54 Villa Madonna W 71-64 Campbellsville L 75-39 Hanover W 76-69 @Niagara L 78-63 Marian W 96-73 @Georgetown L 59-47 Berea L 73-62 @Villa Madonna W 79-73 @Berea W 63-57 Georgetown L 74-51 Ky. Wesleyan L 88-83 @Marian W 62-58 1958-1959 (6-18) Ky. Wesleyan L 73-72 Louisville Bible College W 64-51 Centre W 67-58 @Ky. Wesleyan L 105-77 OPPONENT Result Norfolk State N W 91-74 Villa Madonna L 86-61 Union W 98-88 Berea W 75-60 @Marian W 74-68 Evansville N L 81-74 Fort Knox L 73-40 Transylvania L 78-73 @Notre Dame L 87-55 @Georgetown L 88-69 Fort Knox L 81-46 Franklin L 89-79 @St. Joseph’s L 90-71 @Transylvania L 77-68 Mackin Cadets L 65-44 Villa Madonna W 87-72 Transylvania L 75-69 Pikeville W 73-66 1965-1966 (13-8) Xavier L 61-27 New Albany Dairymen W 72-66 @Centre L 77-64 Transylvania W 74-69 OPPONENT Result Georgetown L 80-64 @Eastern Kentucky L 80-73 @Pikeville L 62-61 @Indianapolis W 65-62 1951-1952 (5-17) Villa Madonna L 86-76 @Indiana State L 78-77 Georgetown L 86-75 Oakland City W 99-58 Ky. Wesleyan L 91-60 Indianapolis N L 76-71 Villa Madonna W 82-64 @St. Joseph’s, Pa. L 98-68 Opponent Result Transylvania W 84-77 @Pikeville L 107-91 Union W 93-82 @Louisville L 82-52 Campbellsville L 93-60 Berea W 73-69 @Morehead State L 67-64 @Berea W 82-56 @South Dakota St. L 68-66 Lindsey-Wilson W 63-54 Union L 91-84 Berea L 79-78 St. Joseph’s W 88-72 @Creighton W 81-78 Chase L 84-68 Morehead State L 107-80 Ky. Wesleyan L 101-79 Centre W 85-70 @Villa Madonna W 90-82 Kentucky State L 83-47 Ky. Wesleyan L 85-77 @Georgetown L 103-99 Villa Madonna N L 63-62 Transylvania W 75-62 @Campbellsville L 82-64 Pikeville L 91-76 Marian W 95-66 @Centre L 81-54 @Transylvania W 73-68 @Tennessee State L 73-71 @Georgetown W 61-57 1955-1956 (6-14) 1962-1963 (21-6) @Union L 74-63 Christian Bros. W 75-60 @Fort Knox L 100-41 OPPONENT Result OPPONENT Result Villa Madonna W 78-67 Lewis L 84-83 @Berea L 76-58 Marian W 102-47 @St. Joseph’s L 74-71 Georgetown L 106-79 Centre W 102-70 St. Mary’s W 53-50 @St. Joseph’s L 87-83 Centre W 76-61 @Villa Madonna W 69-64 @Transylvania W 72-71 Georgetown L 72-70 Georgetown L 63-56 Transylvania W 74-55 @Berea L 94-60 Illinois State W 94-55 @Chase L 80-59 @Villa Madonna L 74-67 Berea W 96-65 Kentucky State W 71-67 Villa Madonna W 68-66 @Xavier L 60-58 @Indianapolis L 95-86 @Villa Madonna W 89-82 Centre L 101-77 @Gannon L 83-65 Centre W 80-77 Berea W 70-57 Prairie View N W 59-47 St. Joseph’s W 121-108 @Steubenville L 82-72 @Lindsey-Wilson L 90-74 @Transylvania L 79-69 @Quincy W 76-71 Union N K L 79-71 @Centre W 93-77 Transylvania W 66-59 Centre W 69-53 Western Illinois N W 62-60 Tennessee State W 75-66 @Transylvania L 57-55 @Hanover W 70-66 @Georgetown W 70-62 @Ky. Wesleyan L 69-56 @Louisville L 75-60 Union L 84-81 1959-1960 (7-15) Ky. Wesleyan W 69-62 Berea L 69-56 @Georgetown L 70-57 OPPONENT Result Union W 92-68 Louisville L 85-57 @Fort Knox L 99-71 Pikeville W 74-73 @Transylvania L 73-49 1966-1967 (12-13) Fort Knox L 74-53 Morehead State L 103-81 Capital University W 75-74 Georgetown W 92-80 OPPONENT Result @Kentucky State L 61-44 Kentucky State W 86-77 @Union L 93-80 @Louisville L 76-60 Oakland City W 89-85 @Centre W 86-73 @Xavier L 85-60 @Xavier L 73-56 @Austin Peay L 56-55 1952-1953 (9-13) Transylvania L 56-49 Transylvania L 78-75 @Pikeville W 60-56 Centre W 97-71 @Union L 94-91 @Kentucky State L 72-55 Villa Madonna L 67-61 @Marian W 92-73 Opponent Result @Berea L 87-82 @Villa Madonna L 91-76 @Union W 71-56 Lewis W 86-60 Campbellsville W 84-78 Villa Madonna L 87-78 Tennessee State L 111-60 Pikeville W 71-70 @Louisville L 104-55 @Union L 78-67 Georgetown N L 62-60 Georgetown L 84-55 @Centre W 68-49 Texas Wesleyan W 88-79 Kentucky State W 91-81 @Ky. Wesleyan L 103-83 @Berea W 76-53 Western Carolina N L 86-80 @Berea L 85-70 Berea W 76-63 Marian W 84-71 NE Missouri N L 75-67 @Georgetown L 84-56 1956-1957 (13-11) @St. Joseph’s L 105-92 Union N W 73-63 Oklahoma Baptist N L 66-63 Union L 79-76 OPPONENT Result @Georgetown W 67-66 Villa Madonna N W 75-73 @DePaul L 64-63 @Lindsey-Wilson L 79-72 Marian W 92-65 Union W 85-73 Transylvania N W 66-57 @Lewis L 90-75 @Centre L 65-61 @Transylvania W 78-74 @Marian W 97-84 Oglethorpe L 57-49 @Illinois State W 100-80 St. Mary’s W 108-76 Berea W 94-72 @Pikeville L 83-61 Austin Peay W 96-86 @Steubenville L 74-67 @Vincennes J.C. W 105-93 @Xavier L 73-58 @Transylvania L 102-85 Tennessee State L 102-74 Transylvania W 94-50 Centre W 87-79 Villa Madonna L 88-75 Villa Madonna W 79-65 @Ky. Wesleyan L 102-81 @Morehead State L 95-72 1963-1964 (13-12) Georgetown L 84-70 Gannon W 85-72 Centre L 72-65 St. Joseph’s W 70-68 OPPONENT Result @Berea W 100-84 Transylvania W 85-65 Lindsey-Wilson W 79-72 @Villa Madonna L 92-76 @Centre L 63-59 St. Joseph’s L 98-89 @Tennessee State L 69-60 Georgetown W 65-64 Hanover W 93-75 @Union L 59-52 Georgetown N L 76-62 Austin Peay L 83-77 Berea L 95-88 @Georgetown L 85-79 Pikeville W 83-68 @Villa Madonna W 87-75 @Kentucky State L 85-78 Transylvania L 89-75 Indianapolis L 96-89 @Transylvania L 91-83 @Transylvania W 78-76 @Pikeville W 91-80 Rockhurst N L 68-66 1960-1961 (11-17) @Centre W 90-87 Vincennes J.C. W 92-74 @Union W 91-76 Minn.-Duluth N L 74-71 OPPONENT Result Indianapolis W 98-82 @Campbellsville L 85-67 Georgetown L 87-81 Austin Peay N W 83-79 @Campbellsville L 81-72 Ky. Wesleyan L 85-61 Ky. Wesleyan L 87-80 @Indianapolis L 79-77 @Capital University L 69-53 @Pikeville W 70-62 @Ky. Wesleyan L 81-75 Loyola, Md. N W 74-61 @Xavier L 106-69 @Berea W 90-78 Kentucky State L 80-77 Louisville L 79-52 Lipscomb W 56-55 1967-1968 (13-12) 1953-1954 (14-8) @Berea W 77-74 @Transylvania L 72-52 Georgetown W 78-76 OPPONENT Result Villa Madonna L 72-69 @St. Joseph’s L 73-70 Transylvania W 76-70 Oakland City W 92-73 Opponent Result EvansvilleN L 92-76 @Tennessee State L 89-54 @Villa Madonna W 77-69 Marian W 77-72 Vincennes J.C. W 70-55 Union W 98-87 FiskN W 61-57 @Transylvania W 69-66 @Centre L 87-75 Hanover L 82-57 @Centre W 86-69 Marian W 86-61 @Hanover W 65-52 @Austin Peay L 81-61 Kentucky State W 70-65 Villa Madonna N W 95-51 EarlhamN W 71-63 @Louisville L 78-70 @Middle Tenn. St. L 87-72 Transylvania W 92-85 Georgetown N L 95-81 IndianapolisN L 64-59 @Indianapolis L 103-87 Northwood W 95-70 Union W 92-91 Ky. Wesleyan L 101-78 @Georgetown L 91-78 @DePaul L 75-62 Georgetown W 72-70 @Berea W 56-50 Union L 69-66 @Lewis L 64-62 Centre W 75-63 1957-1958 (17-9) Villa Madonna L 91-65 Centre W 104-94 @Gannon L 77-64 St. Mary’s W 96-53 OPPONENT Result Georgetown L 80-68 Villa Madonna L 72-64 @Akron W 52-46 Vincennes J.C. W 79-68 Transylvania W 87-64 Union W 62-56 @Marian W 76-72 Bethany W 89-75 Franklin W 89-76 @Ky. Wesleyan W 80-78 Campbellsville W 74-71 @Ky. Wesleyan L 86-70 Villa Madonna L 84-78 Centre W 84-68 @Xavier L 74-58 Pikeville L 98-78 Berea W 85-69 Centre W 128-72 Transylvania W 99-88 Morehead State L 81-71 @Villa Madonna L 81-61 @Georgetown L 70-58 @Ky. Wesleyan L 79-70 Berea W 71-50 Villa Madonna W 95-82 Transylvania L 79-60 Steubenville W 102-74 Franklin L 78-59 St. Joseph’s W 64-63 @Georgetown L 85-75 @Transylvania L 91-67 St. Joseph’s L 78-76 Wabash W 74-68 1964-1965 (15-8) Berea W 69-65 St. Joseph’s, Pa. L 66-62 Georgetown L 91-78 Baldwin-Wallace N W 98-67 OPPONENT Result @Pikeville L 95-68 Delta State W 75-66 Berea L 75-65 Capital University N W 69-60 Berea W 96-73 @Union W 66-57 Austin Peay W 97-69 Ky. Wesleyan L 79-71 @Indiana State L 83-70 Centre W 105-75 @Centre W 74-62 Transylvania W 80-68 Kentucky State L 63-61 Berea W 89-71 Indianapolis W 94-85 St. Joseph’s W 66-63 @Villa Madonna W 80-63 Union W 80-75 Pikeville W 107-93 @Transylvania W 64-49 Transylvania W 70-62 @Indianapolis W 94-82 Transylvania W 78-77 Centre W 80-75 @Christian Bros. L 70-69 Villa Madonna L 69-62 Central State L 74-53 Georgetown L 76-59 Union W 82-80 Denison N W 73-55 Lewis W 101-75 Georgetown L 77-75 @Oglethorpe W 65-64 @Louisville L 107-58 @Transylvania L 73-64 Louisville L 88-71 @Marian W 87-68 @Lewis L 94-79 Kentucky State W 72-70 St. Francis, Pa. W 95-85

23 Year-by-Year Results

1968-1969 (19-9) Southern Indiana W 74-70 @Transylvania L 73-65 No. Kentucky W 102-67 1981-1982 (20-9, 9-3) Wright State W 74-52 @Georgetown L 86-76 @Thomas More W 65-52 OPPONENT Result Akron W 69-68 @Lipscomb W 86-75 Transylvania L 70-67 OPPONENT Result St. Benedict’s W 74-55 Pikeville W 62-59 @Christian Brothers L 67-52 Thomas More L 81-75 Indianapolis W 92-71 @Miami, Ohio L 86-67 Savannah State W 84-73 Houston Baptist L 77-76 Kentucky State L 96-87 @Centre W 112-81 @Cincinnati L 85-72 @Austin Peay L 120-75 @Akron L 82-47 Middle Tenn. St. W 80-79 Kentucky State W 83-78 @Ky. Wesleyan L 98-82 Ky. Wesleyan W 100-79 1978-1979 (14-12, 4-4) Marian W 95-49 Georgetown W 72-68 @Ashland L 82-78 Wright State W 83-79 OPPONENT Result Transylvania W 73-67 @Campbellsville L 87-80 Northwood L 77-67 @Thomas More W 62-60 Lincoln Memorial W 84-64 @St. Leo, Flordia W 105-99 @Thomas More W 95-82 Franklin W 92-86 Walsh W 97-95 Augusta W 88-80 @Biscayne W 91-77 Union W 94-71 @Gannon L 101-87 No. Kentucky W 76-72 @St. Joseph’s L 92-89 @Tampa W 85-74 UPU-Ft. Wayne W 71-68 @Steubenville L 68-64 Ashland W 73-68 @Georgetown L 92-80 Corpus Christi W 77-73 Transylvania W 68-63 @Thomas More L 86-81 Eastern Illinois W 82-70 Indianapolis W 97-92 Youngstown State W 64-61 Centre W 107-69 Transylvania W 76-59 Lewis W 103-77 @Ashland L 70-68 Parsons W 76-67 1975-1976 (18-7) Indianapolis W 99-92 Thomas More W 86-64 @No. Kentucky L 48-45 @Kentucky State L 126-71 OPPONENT Result Morehead State L 88-87 @Transylvania L 82-68 St. Joseph’s W 98-85 Transylvania L 89-59 Union W 101-83 St. Joseph’s W 85-78 Ky. Wesleyan W 72-64 Lewis W 83-73 Shaw L 49-48 Malone W 70-68 @Youngstown State L 81-74 @Austin Peay L 70-67 @Ky. Wesleyan L 63-52 Tennessee State L 50-45 @Campbellsville W 110-82 Southern Indiana L 96-95 Kentucky State W 79-69 @Southern Indiana W 94-87 Thomas More L 60-55 American Christian W 58-49 Union W 94-73 @Thomas More W 78-72 @Indianapolis W 84-68 No. Kentucky L 103-92 @Wittenberg L 76-68 Ky. Wesleyan W 94-79 Austin Peay L 57-54 @Kentucky State W 95-77 Ohio Dominican W 111-77 Transylvania W 73-63 @No. Kentucky L 69-64 @Lewis W 94-70 No. Kentucky W 65-60 @Transylvania L 97-76 Dubuque W 84-78 Campbellsville W 103-89 Kentucky Southern W 88-71 DePauw W 78-73 @Thomas More W 84-72 Ashland W 62-58 Northwood W 105-65 Campbellsville W 78-74 @Eastern Illinois L 78-67 @Lewis L 73-64 @DePaul L 85-75 1972-1973 (12-14) Georgetown W 103-87 @DePauw L 90-84 @St. Joseph’s W 63-60 @Wis.-Milwaukee L 91-88 OPPONENT Result Southern Indiana W 79-77 Kentucky State W 85-80 Southern Indiana W 93-66 @Central State W 64-60 Campbellsville W 72-65 @Thomas More L 97-86 @Ky. Wesleyan L 72-64 Ky. Wesleyan W 78-67 @Louisville L 93-80 Kentucky State L 74-73 @Transylvania L 80-70 Wright State L 89-83 Indianapolis W 74-73 Alcorn State N L 76-75 IU-Southeast W 86-66 @Indianapolis W 77-69 @Southern Indiana L 88-84 @Transylvania L 70-67 Transylvania N L 65-64 Marian W 109-68 Thomas More W 84-68 No. Kentucky L 77-76 Central State N L 63-61 @Indiana State L 85-66 @Belmont L 68-60 Thomas More W 110-72 Wright State N L 87-86 1969-1970 (17-10) @Akron L 68-60 @No. Kentucky W 74-70 @Transylvania W 66-64 Austin Peay N L 94-82 Lipscomb W 72-62 @Indianapolis W 92-90 OPPONENT Result 1982-1983 (13-14, 5-7) Fisk N L 84-82 Tenn.-Chattanooga L 74-70 Campbellsville W 85-72 OPPONENT Result Steubenville W 59-57 @Ky. Wesleyan W 92-78 @Kentucky State L 97-85 Mo.-St. Louis L 66-64 @Middle Tenn. St. L 74-68 @Wright State L 71-64 1979-1980 (17-9, 7-3) @Lewis L 66-63 Lincoln Memorial W 82-72 Ky. Wesleyan L 79-69 @Kentucky State L 117-89 OPPONENT Result @Middle Tenn. St. W 79-75 @Union W 78-63 Nebraska Wesleyan W 96-55 Belmont W 74-71 Oakland City W 69-66 Oral Roberts L 84-76 @Cincinnati L 81-70 @Franklin L 102-69 No. Kentucky W 77-76 Alabama State L 76-75 Transylvania W 84-65 @Georgetown W 61-59 Ashland W 91-59 IU-Southeast W 67-64 Transylvania W 75-63 Thomas More W 66-63 @Youngstown State L 96-79 Gannon W 84-79 @Campbellsville L 104-92 @Steubenville W 73-62 @Kentucky State W 77-69 Northwood W 71-69 @Union W 92-89 @Gannon L 80-74 No. Kentucky W 70-66 @Thomas More L 76-75 1976-1977 (17-11) Youngstown State W 95-85 @Transylvania W 63-60 Thomas More W 70-65 @Tennessee State L 90-48 OPPONENT Result Christian Brothers W 77-73 Centre W 91-55 Wright State L 98-91 Austin Peay L 100-97 Bethel W 87-75 @Wright State L 102-79 @Austin Peay W 94-83 Saginaw State L 81-77 Transylvania L 73-67 IU-Southeast W 55-46 Thomas More W 90-65 Lewis W 98-68 Ashland W 91-72 @Southern Indiana W 84-64 Campbellsville W 107-62 @Ashland W 105-85 Central State L 85-74 Transylvania W 73-71 @Detroit L 83-69 @DePauw L 90-83 Georgetown W 93-72 Quantico Marines W 95-69 Kentucky State W 75-68 Thomas More W 85-67 @Union W 85-84 @Southern Indiana W 78-69 @Thomas More W 87-86 @Indianapolis L 112-90 No. Kentucky W 85-82 @Morehead State L 90-81 @Ky. Wesleyan W 81-67 Northwood W 89-56 @Lewis L 78-68 @Ohio Dominican W 85-68 Transylvania W 78-75 No. Kentucky L 93-79 @Marian W 102-88 @St. Joseph’s L 97-86 @Transylvania L 74-72 Middle Tenn. St. L 75-70 @Thomas More W 84-72 @Xavier L 98-71 Indianapolis W 115-112 St. Joseph’s L 101-94 Southern Indiana W 92-83 Gannon W 79-61 Union W 81-80 Indianapolis L 82-80 Ky. Wesleyan L 78-74 @Ky. Wesleyan L 92-81 1973-1974 (12-13) @Southern Indiana W 88-81 Ky. Wesleyan W 100-79 @Ashland W 92-79 @Louisville L 95-75 OPPONENT Result @Transylvania W 88-83 Southern Indiana W 80-77 @Wright State L 103-78 @Ashland W 63-57 Campbellsville W 88-80 @Campbellsville W 79-71 @Kentucky State L 85-84 @Transylvania L 76-75 Austin Peay W 98-73 IU-Southeast W 85-70 @Georgetown W 97-89 Wright State L 66-63 Indianapolis W 104-87 St. Leo, Florida L 79-78 @Kentucky State L 99-77 @Eastern Illinois W 79-77 @No. Kentucky W 95-70 Lewis L 63-61 Tennessee State N L 84-77 Central State W 80-75 Thomas More L 78-77 @St. Joseph’s W 78-75 St. Joseph’s W 92-72 Transylvania N W 115-72 @Austin Peay L 97-64 @No. Kentucky L 80-78 @Indianapolis W 87-66 @Ky. Wesleyan L 77-74 Wittenberg L 64-60 Eastern Illinois L 79-77 Ashland L 99-95 @Southern Indiana L 88-86 1970-1971 (10-16) Southern Indiana W 101-80 @Lipscomb L 79-69 @Transylvania W 80-75 @Indianapolis L 72-61 Ky. Wesleyan W 84-80 OPPONENT Result 1983-1984 (21-9, 8-4) @Transylvania L 68-63 Wright State W 88-85 Campbellsville W 76-70 OPPONENT Result Franklin L 84-67 Kentucky State L 81-80 1980-1981 (16-10, 4-6) @Xavier L 82-79 Missouri-Rolla L 85-83 No. Kentucky L 88-81 Anderson W 92-79 OPPONENT Result Alcorn State L 84-63 Mississippi College W 84-76 @Ashland L 93-79 @Thomas More W 100-81 @Union W 82-79 @Oral Roberts L 112-74 Lincoln Memorial W 75-67 Georgetown W 76-71 IU-Southeast W 65-60 SIU-Edwardsville W 97-77 @Missouri State L 64-63 Transylvania W 89-78 @Union W 67-65 No. Kentucky L 75-68 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 83-74 @Indiana State W 112-84 @IU-Southeast W 62-57 Northwood W 57-56 Eastern Illinois N L 87-72 @Georgetown L 66-62 @Louisville L 102-76 @Kentucky State L 64-58 Transylvania L 68-60 @Youngstown State L 81-79 Campbellsville L 95-87 Dalhousie W 87-53 Georgetown W 78-67 Thomas More W 89-75 Union W 91-54 Steubenville L 74-70 @No. Kentucky W 69-64 @Central State L 66-62 Wright State L 85-76 Christian Brothers W 77-76 Union W 71-61 Indiana State W 67-65 1977-1978 (16-10) @Transylvania W 81-73 Transylvania W 72-64 Wright State W 82-70 @Ky. Wesleyan L 100-84 OPPONENT Result Thomas More W 92-83 Lewis W 91-83 @Thomas More W 77-72 Union W 81-67 Ohio Wesleyan W 82-70 @Youngstown State W 78-77 Austin Peay L 88-87 @IU-Southeast W 98-64 @Wright State L 99-75 Pikeville W 74-63 Oakland City W 90-89 @Central State L 82-58 St. Joseph’s W 86-80 @No. Kentucky W 86-85 Union W 74-65 Southern Indiana L 87-85 @Thomas More L 82-76 Lewis L 68-67 @Thomas More W 87-77 @Indianapolis L 79-65 Ky. Wesleyan L 85-80 @Centre W 89-76 @Southern Indiana L 85-72 Akron L 73-66 Georgetown W 77-67 Ashland W 106-92 Gannon W 96-88 @Transylvania L 94-85 @Wright State W 87-84 @Ky. Wesleyan L 82-74 Middle Tenn. St. L 79-75 Campbellsville W 103-97 @St. Joseph’s L 80-75 Ashland W 73-63 @Transylvania L 81-67 1974-1975 (15-10) @Youngstown State W 70-63 @Indianapolis L 83-76 @Transylvania L 75-69 Ky. Wesleyan L 94-76 OPPONENT Result @Union L 76-74 @Ky. Wesleyan L 96-75 No. Kentucky W 81-51 Kentucky State L 108-78 IU-Southeast L 63-62 @St. Joseph’s L 78-64 @Southern Indiana L 91-81 Indianapolis W 83-76 @Austin Peay L 93-71 Campbellsville W 86-72 Southern Indiana W 82-77 No. Kentucky W 87-82 @Lewis W 75-69 Thomas More L 78-74 American Christian L 85-76 DePauw L 73-72 Kentucky State W 108-102 @St. Joseph’s W 85-81 @Wright State W 84-83 Lipscomb W 93-59 Ky. Wesleyan L 87-73 Indianapolis W 74-62 Southern Indiana W 89-81 Marian W 90-81 Austin Peay W 67-55 @No. Kentucky W 79-74 St. Joseph’s W 90-82 Ky. Wesleyan W 89-75 Ashland L 62-60 West Virginia State N W 74-65 Thomas More W 72-61 @Ashland W 90-85 @Wright State L 71-59 Capital N L 67-57 @Campbellsville L 88-67 @No. Kentucky L 64-63 @Ashland L 63-61 1971-1972 (9-17) @Southern Indiana W 80-64 IU-Southeast W 106-87 Transylvania W 79-74 Kentucky State W 83-74 Transylvania W 76-70 @Kentucky State W 91-78 @Indianapolis W 84-82 OPPONENT Result Indianapolis W 86-79 St. Joseph’s L 74-73 Lewis N L 93-87 Campbellsville W 68-62 @No. Kentucky L 87-81 @Ky. Wesleyan W 65-63 Calif.-Bakersfield N W 81-71 @Louisville L 116-58 @Franklin L 74-68 @Wright State L 68-63 Alcorn State W 95-83 Mount Marty, S.D. W 96-76 Youngstown State W 63-61

24 Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year Results

1984-1985 (8-19, 3-11) OPPONENT Result Davis-Elkins W 95-65 Lincoln Memorial L 83-70 @Kentucky State L 72-50 Transylvania W 63-55 @Georgetown L 83-82 @No. Kentucky L 73-63 @Wright State L 93-84 Thomas More W 90-81 Youngstown State L 86-84 @Union W 89-73 Kentucky State W 76-62 @Southern Indiana L 91-81 @Ky. Wesleyan L 99-94 St. Joseph’s L 90-78 Lewis L 57-48 @Ashland L 63-60 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 61-56 @Transylvania L 90-76 Indianapolis L 83-82 Ky. Wesleyan L 83-66 Southern Indiana L 58-56 @Lewis W 66-61 @St. Joseph’s W 77-75 Ashland L 61-48 IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 69-67 No. Kentucky L 63-57 @Indianapolis W 80-77

1985-1986 (13-14, 7-9) OPPONENT Result Olivet Nazarene W 81-69 @Anderson L 73-61 Taylor W 70-67 @Transylvania L 63-62 Georgetown L 80-79 @Kentucky State L 70-67 No. Kentucky W 63-62 @Mo.-St. Louis L 75-65 1989-1990 (16-11, 10-8) Southern Indiana W 69-66 Northern Kentucky L 76-72 @SIU-Edwardsville L 78-76 Kentucky Wesleyan N W 84-70 Indianapolis W 61-55 @IU-Southeast W 64-61 OPPONENT Result Transylvania L 73-69 Grand Valley State# N @Southern Indiana L 105-76 @Thomas More W 103-84 @IU-Southeast L 77-76 Thomas More W 113-100 L 78-72 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 77-54 @Lewis L 86-58 Lincoln Memorial N W 69-62 Georgetown L 77-74 Missouri Western# N W 94-83 Ashland L 74-70 @St. Joseph’s L 78-68 Troy State W 110-101 @IU-Southeast W 75-72 IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 83-71 Southern Indiana W 74-73 @Eastern Kentucky L 95-80 @Southern Indiana L 74-72 @IUPUI L 76-75 Ky. Wesleyan L 87-85 @SIU-Edwardsville L 85-72 @Ky. Wesleyan L 97-81 1991-1992 (17-11, 10-8) Kentucky State W 69-65 @Ashland W 85-77 @Lincoln Memorial W 93-85 @Indianapolis W 95-91 OPPONENT Result @St. Joseph’s L 81-59 Wright State L 74-66 Thomas More W 108-65 Ashland L 79-75 Wisconsin-Platteville N @Lewis W 66-54 @Indianapolis L 80-71 Lewis W 76-70 No. Kentucky W 101-99 L 90-58 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 66-61 @Kentucky State W 114-94 @St. Joseph’s L 79-65 Henderson State N W 88-83 Kentucky State W 86-74 @St. Joseph’s L 80-79 @Lewis L 93-79 @IU-Southeast W 60-38 1993-1994 (11-16, 5-13) Indianapolis L 66-65 @Indianapolis L 82-77 St. Joseph’s W 63-58 Troy State N L 105-99 OPPONENT Result IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 90-76 Ashland W 87-77 Lewis L 81-79 Taylor W 80-64 Spalding W 105-87 Ashland W 71-58 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 89-88 @Ashland L 83-66 Lincoln Memorial W 82-67 Missouri Baptist N W 76-62 @Ky. Wesleyan L 81-79 @Southern Indiana L 88-76 @No. Kentucky W 84-75 Georgetown L 77-75 Purdue-Calumet W 73-69 @Southern Indiana L 97-87 @Ky. Wesleyan L 101-87 @Transylvania L 76-64 @SIU-Edwardsville W 93-73 Oakland City W 88-81 St. Joseph’s L 93-92 Georgetown W 83-75 Indianapolis L 82-81 Kentucky Wesleyan W 84-66 IUPU-Indianapolis W 87-85 Lewis L 62-52 @No. Kentucky W 92-75 Southern Indiana W 71-59 Southern Indiana W 63-55 @IU-Southeast W 87-77 Transylvania W 86-81 IUPU-Indianapolis W 98-95 Ky. Wesleyan L 82-71 @IUPUI W 101-78 Georgetown L 93-76 @No. Kentucky W 77-76 No. Kentucky W 97-82 @Kentucky State L 77-76 Kentucky State W 94-79 Kentucky State L 77-73 Ky. Wesleyan L 109-94 IUPU-Indianapolis W 104-90 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 99-86 @IUPUI L 94-80 Southern Indiana W 78-75 1986-1987 (17-10, 10-6) @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 108-106 @Ashland L 75-73 Indianapolis L 81-77 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 112-94 OPPONENT Result IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 99-94 Northern Kentucky L 95-89 Northern Kentucky L 84-66 @Ashland L 75-47 Kentucky State W 80-70 Indianapolis W 97-63 @Lewis L 74-60 Indianapolis W 103-87 Berea N W 82-75 @St. Joseph’s L 82-70 @St. Joseph’s L 85-62 St. Joseph’s W 85-81 Milligan W 97-57 1988-1989 (22-8, 11-5) @Lewis W 94-75 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 84-71 @Lewis L 85-84 @Georgetown L 69-68 OPPONENT Result IUPU-Indianapolis W 94-81 Ashland W 130-123 Kentucky State W 100-99 Transylvania L 79-74 @Kentucky State L 89-84 @Kentucky State L 81-75 @Southern Indiana L 97-80 @Kentucky State W 82-75 Purdue-Calumet N W 104-59 Ashland W 85-77 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 101-70 Indianapolis W 86-61 Missouri-Rolla W 55-53 1990-1991 (24-6, 14-4) IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 74-71 @Northern Kentucky W 73-72 IU-Southeast L 75-73 Mo.-St. Louis W 96-85 @Indianapolis L 67-54 @Indianapolis L 83-69 @Georgetown W 83-66 OPPONENT Result @Northern Kentucky W 86-82 St. Joseph’s L 64-62 @Ashland W 60-56 IU-Southeast W 91-62 @Thomas More W 68-65 Lewis W 84-77 Lewis W 71-68 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 70-69 Grace College N W 113-93 Transylvania W 78-71 St. Joseph’s L 57-52 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 79-71 St. Joseph’s W 95-87 Fayetteville State W 96-85 Ashland W 61-59 @Southern Indiana W 85-84 @Ashland L 93-88 Lewis W 72-64 @Thomas More W 103-96 @No. Kentucky L 80-77 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 85-62 Kentucky Wesleyan L 74-68 Sacred Heart W 70-62 Wilberforce W 95-75 IU-Southeast W 87-71 Southern Indiana L 96-89 @Southern Indiana L 77-75 @Eastern Kentucky L 84-77 @Ky. Wesleyan W 85-79 @SIU-Edwardsville L 96-85 @Ky. Wesleyan L 80-71 Bethel W 92-86 @Southern Indiana L 69-66 1992-1993 (7-20, 4-14) @Kentucky State L 81-69 No. Kentucky L 81-79 @Georgetown W 102-85 St. Joseph’s L 71-63 OPPONENT Result @Transylvania L 81-71 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 80-72 Lewis W 102-72 IU-Southeast W 82-63 Thomas More W 86-75 @Southern Indiana W 86-84 Kentucky State W 104-88 Bethel N L 86-69 1994-1995 (10-17, 4-14) @No. Kentucky W 77-75 SIU-Edwardsville W 99-95 Indianapolis W 95-85 Union W 67-46 OPPONENT Result Southern Indiana L 87-83 @Kentucky State W 86-84 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 85-83 Central Missouri State W 62-59 Spalding L 87-71 Ky. Wesleyan W 77-72 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 101-87 SIU-Edwardsville W 103-101 IUPU-Indianapolis L 88-84 Bethel N W 74-66 @St. Joseph’s W 69-68 Ashland W 96-82 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 100-77 @Georgetown L 93-90 Longwood W 67-43 @Lewis L 81-74 @Northern Kentucky W 79-73 @Transylvania L 97-77 John Carroll L 54-53 @Oakland City W 72-67 Ashland W 84-70 @Indianapolis W 103-93 @IUPUI W 100-97 St. Joseph’s L 75-64 IUPU-Indianapolis W 91-82 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 79-72 St. Joseph’s W 85-79 @Indianapolis W 93-92 Lewis W 79-76 IU-Southeast W 90-65 SIU-Edwardsville W 87-77 Lewis W 93-69 @Lewis W 79-72 @Indianapolis L 73-70 @Georgetown L 90-73 @Indianapolis W 85-75 @IUPUI W 106-87 @St. Joseph’s W 81-73 @Northern Kentucky L 87-82 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 86-83 Kentucky State W 95-84 Southern Indiana W 80-74 Kentucky Wesleyan L 86-72 Ashland L 74-72 @Ashland L 70-64 1987-1988 (11-17, 6-10) Ky. Wesleyan L 91-76 Southern Indiana L 93-82 @Northern Kentucky L 84-74 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 92-89 OPPONENT Result No. Kentucky W 108-105 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 102-75 @Indianapolis L 75-70 Indianapolis W 90-83 Kentucky State L 75-69 @Ashland L 89-68 @Ashland L 68-64 St. Joseph’s W 70-62 Northern Kentucky W 88-82 Tusculum N W 90-73 Ferris State N W 108-92 SIU-Edwardsville L 78-68 Lewis W 89-67 @Lewis L 77-72 Grace College W 89-73 @Ky. Wesleyan L 84-77 @Kentucky State L 92-63 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 108-83 @St. Joseph’s W 84-72

25 Year-by-Year Results

@Southern Indiana L 70-64 @Knoxville W 99-81 @Northern Kentucky L 70-69 1999-2000 (13-14, 8-12) No. Kentucky L 90-74 @IUPUI L 115-108 Kentucky Wesleyan L 63-47 @Indianapolis L 87-71 @SIU-Edwardsville W 91-77 @Kentucky State L 85-71 @Lewis W 69-63 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 61-46 OPPONENT Result @Southern Indiana L 113-86 St. Andrews W 82-64 Indianapolis L 106-77 @Southern Indiana L 99-79 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 100-70 St. Joseph’s N L 90-83 Augusta State W 77-63 Northern Kentucky L 75-64 @SIU-Edwardsville W 70-54 St. Francis, Indiana W 92-83 @Kentucky State L 87-84 @Lewis L 71-58 Quincy L 70-64 MidAmerica Nazarene N W 84-63 @Quincy L 76-69 @St. Joseph’s L 58-52 Missouri-St. Louis W 72-64 Midwestern St. N L 86-74 2001-2002 (12-15) @Mo.-St. Louis L 73-58 Southern Indiana L 76-72 Asbury W 98-72 St. Joseph’s L 77-69 OPPONENT Result @Kentucky Wesleyan L 76-72 Kentucky Wesleyan L 88-77 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 78-49 @Southern Indiana L 54-47 Erskine W 70-53 @Patten W 80-61 SIU-Edwardsville W 82-69 St. Joseph’s W 75-63 @SIU-Edwardsville W 67-59 Findlay L 93-85 @Holy Name W 83-81 Kentucky State W 77-71 @Northern Kentucky L 78-58 Lewis L 61-56 @SIU-Edwardsville W 83-72 Kentucky State W 93-84 @Ashland L 76-72 @Indianapolis L 71-49 Wisconsin-Parkside W 78-55 @Lewis L 84-68 Indianapolis L 87-74 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 81-78 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 74-64 Missouri-St. Louis W 84-73 St. Joseph’s W 79-68 @Northern Kentucky L 96-83 Wisconsin-Parkside W 58-56 Quincy W 95-89 Indianapolis L 83-65 IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 102-87 1995-1996 (12-16, 5-15) Southern Indiana L 65-60 @Oakland City L 75-63 Mid-Cont. College W 103-75 St. Joseph’s W 72-61 OPPONENT Result SIU-Edwardsville W 83-70 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 85-69 @Christian Bros. W 89-87 @Southern Indiana L 84-73 Knoxville W 107-64 @Missouri-St. Louis W 80-71 @St. Joseph’s L 85-76 Ky. Wesleyan L 73-59 @SIU-Edwardsville L 86-74 @Spalding W 90-77 @Quincy L 67-59 Indianapolis L 83-77 Mercyhurst N L 88-78 Lewis L 76-64 Kentucky State W 87-58 Northern Kentucky L 83-82 Western Wash. N L 85-65 Wisconsin-Parkside W 64-57 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 90-75 @Quincy L 71-60 @Mo.-St. Louis W 71-63 Missouri-St. Louis W 78-77 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 79-74 1997-1998 (17-10, 11-7) @Missouri-St. Louis W 81-79 @Quincy W 86-83 Quincy W 75-73 @St. Joseph’s L 76-63 OPPONENT Result Kentucky Wesleyan L 75-66 Lewis L 80-60 @St. Joseph’s W 85-65 Quincy L 78-75 @St. Vincent L 83-59 @Wisconsin-Parkside W 55-49 Wisc.-Parkside W 71-53 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 96-90 Lewis W 95-79 Spalding W 86-39 @Lewis L 85-79 @Indianapolis L 79-77 Kentucky Wesleyan L 66-59 @Bahamas W 77-63 Alabama-Huntsville W 67-59 SIU-Edwardsville L 77-74 @No. Kentucky L 76-72 SIU-Edwardsville W 91-85 Marymount N W 86-75 @Missouri-St. Louis W 84-67 Southern Indiana L 76-58 @Ky. Wesleyan L 90-62 Holy Family N W 62-57 @Quincy W 87-75 Southern Indiana L 93-78 @Southern Indiana L 116-94 @Indianapolis L 81-69 @McMurry L 94-91 @Wisconsin-Parkside W 64-61 Quincy L 86-77 @Northern Kentucky L 84-71 @St. Edwards W 72-59 1999-2000 (13-14, 8-12) @Lewis L 86-81 SIU-Edwardsville W 94-81 Wisconsin-Parkside W 74-57 @Schreiner W 76-71 OPPONENT Result Southern Indiana N L 87-81 @Wisc.-Parkside W 72-59 St. Joseph’s L 71-68 Southern Indiana L 85-84 St. Andrews W 82-64 @St. Joseph’s W 90-74 @IU-Southeast W 97-79 SIU-Edwardsville L 72-67 Augusta State W 77-63 No. Kentucky L 95-73 @SIU-Edwardsville L 74-68 Kentucky Wesleyan L 69-66 @Kentucky State L 87-84 2000-2001 (14-13, 11-9) Southern Indiana L 103-56 @Quincy L 90-72 @Northern Kentucky L 81-69 @Quincy L 76-69 OPPONENT Result Mo.-St. Louis W 81-74 @Kentucky State L 84-76 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 75-59 @Mo.-St. Louis L 73-58 Tiffin L 81-76 Lewis N L 51-50 Kentucky Wesleyan L 74-73 St. Joseph’s W 84-64 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 76-72 Puerto Rico-Humacao W 110-49 @Southern Indiana L 84-69 Oakland City W 87-60 @Patten W 80-61 St. Edwards N L 101-91 IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 71-68 @Wisconsin-Parkside W 73-71 @Holy Name W 83-81 @Incarnate Word W 70-69 2002-2003 (10-18) Indianapolis L 82-63 @Lewis L 74-66 Kentucky State W 93-84 Quincy W 99-77 OPPONENT Result @Lewis L 70-68 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 78-62 Indianapolis L 87-74 Mo.-St. Louis W 69-65 Bryant N L 74-70 @Wis.-Parkside W 73-69 Indianapolis W 84-79 @Northern Kentucky L 96-83 Ky. Wesleyan L 79-76 Presbyterian N L 84-74 Southern Indiana L 88-64 @Southern Indiana W 89-74 IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 102-87 @Lipscomb W 93-78 Lake Superior St. N L 86-77 SIU-Edwardsville W 101-93 @SIU-Edwardsville W 86-82 St. Joseph’s W 72-61 Christian Brothers L 81-75 Bluefield State W 103-68 Northern Kentucky L 84-79 Quincy W 71-66 @Southern Indiana L 84-73 St. Joseph’s W 89-88 Ashland L 120-115 Missouri-St. Louis W 77-57 @SIU-Edwardsville L 86-74 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 74-67 IU-Southeast W 96-90 Transylvania W 76-67 Lewis L 76-64 @Lewis L 76-63 Mo.-St. Louis L 77-68 1996-1997 (16-11, 9-11) @Indianapolis W 65-63 Wisconsin-Parkside W 64-57 @Wisc.-Parkside W 69-62 Southern Indiana W 82-80 OPPONENT Result Northern Kentucky L 83-69 Missouri-St. Louis W 78-77 @No. Kentucky L 100-69 No. Kentucky L 106-85 Knoxville W 90-65 @Southern Indiana L 102-76 Quincy W 75-73 @Indianapolis W 100-90 Spalding W 92-80 @St. Joseph’s W 76-73 @St. Joseph’s W 85-65 Southern Indiana L 100-68 @Oakland City W 99-89 Spalding W 94-59 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne W 96-90 SIU-Edwardsville W 87-70 Kentucky State W 90-80 @IUPU-Ft. Wayne L 67-62 Kentucky Wesleyan L 66-59 @Mo.-St. Louis L 66-50 @St. Joseph’s L 106-95 @Old Westbury W 97-80 SIU-Edwardsville W 91-85 @Quincy L 78-71 SIU-Edwardsville L 65-62 Centenary N W 78-60 1998-1999 (10-18, 7-15) Southern Indiana L 93-78 Wisc.-Parkside W 66-60 Quincy W 110-101 @Queens W 76-59 OPPONENT Result @Wisconsin-Parkside W 64-61 Lewis W 79-69 @So. Indiana L 107-82 Indianapolis L 71-45 Assumption L 96-76 @Lewis L 86-81 @Ky. Wesleyan L 81-67 @Ky. Wesleyan L 110-77 Northern Kentucky L 70-56 Spalding W 87-81 Southern Indiana N L 87-81 Indianapolis W 90-76 @No. Kentucky L 75-68 @Indianapolis L 82-73 Wisc.-Parkside W 100-95 Lewis L 99-88 @Quincy L 77-75 @Mo.-St. Louis W 78-67 Ky. Wesleyan L 89-85 Indianapolis L 104-97 St. Joseph’s W 112-104 @Lewis L 91-66 @SIU-Edwardsville L 84-76

2003-2004 (9-18, 6-14) OPPONENT Result @Kentucky State L 101-83 Oakland City W 85-78 Winston Salem L 76-71 Southern Indiana L 71-60 Mo.-St. Louis L 85-78 @Illinois State L 87-53 @SIU-Edwardsville L 68-53 @Lewis L 96-75 @Mercyhurst L 74-70 Missouri-Rolla W 90-86 Mercyhurst W 72-57 St. Joseph’s W 81-68 Indianapolis W 89-81 Ky. Wesleyan L 89-63 @Mo.-St. Louis L 85-74 @Quincy W 74-69 Lewis L 81-69 Wisc.-Parkside W 84-81 @Indianapolis L 95-85 @No. Kentucky L 100-87 @Ky. Wesleyan L 109-89 @Southern Indiana L 113-69 Quincy W 57-55 SIU-Edwardsville W 89-67 @Wisc.-Parkside L 77-58 @St. Joseph’s L 95-74 No. Kentucky L 82-79

26 Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year Results

2004-2005 (9-18, 4-16) 2007-2008 (17-11, 11-8) Kentucky Wesleyan L 69-71 Quincy W 79-57 Rockhurst W 90-61 Southern Indiana W 81-71 @ Maryville W 76-56 William Jewell W 85-57 OPPONENT Result OPPONENT Result Quincy W 76-60 @ Missouri S&T W 87-73 @Drury W 84-65 Delta State W 91-69 Hillsdale W 80-71 Drury N W 85-65 @ No. Kentucky W 71-59 @Missouri S&T W 80-50 Cincinnati Clermont W 111-63 @Tusculum W 81-75 Kentucky Wesleyan N W 79-69 Indianapolis W 80-70 Northern Kentucky W 64-60 Temple Baptist W 108-47 Lincoln Memorial N W 82-70 Central State# N W 70-66 So. Indiana W 84-79 Lewis W 84-56 No. Kentucky W 64-60 NW Missouri State N L 67-60 Quincy# N L 61-66 Ky. Wesleyan L 86-94 Wisconsin Parkside W 99-69 @St. Joseph’s L 99-84 SW Minnesota State N W 78-58 Rockhurst W 72-52 Southern Indiana W 67-53 @Wisc.-Parkside L 84-78 @SIU Edwardsville W 84-67 Ky. Wesleyan N W 86-73 @ Ky Wesleyan W 80-68 Quincy W 90-83 @Quincy W 100-94 2010-2011 (33-2, 17-1) So. Indiana N W 87-81 @Wisc.-Parkside W 90-71 @Delta State L 98-84 @ West Virginia Tech L 85-81 OPPONENT Result Indianapolis# W 84-70 @Lewis W 80-75 Oakland City W 71-65 Cumberland W 94-69 Wayne State W 87-73 No. Kentucky# W 87-82 St. Joseph’s W 100-70 SIU-Edwardsville L 86-70 Drury L 74-71 @ West Virginia St. W 103-79 Ferris St.# W 85-66 Indianapolis W 93-79 Temple Baptist W 104-61 Rockhurst W 92-69 @ Charleston W 79-59 Midwestern St.# N W 70-64 @Southern Indiana L 72-75 @Southern Indiana L 109-73 @ St. Joseph’s L 79-71 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 78-75 Minn. St. Mankato# N W 81-74 Ky. Wesleyan W 78-61 @Ky. Wesleyan L 97-84 @ Indianapolis L 88-87 @ Southern Indiana W 69-60 BYU-Hawaii# N W 71-68 @No. Kentucky W 86-75 @No. Kentucky L 85-79 Kentucky Wesleyan L 82-69 West Virginia St. W 93-73 Lewis N* W 82-62 @Indianapolis L 100-82 Southern Indiana W 65-49 IU-Southeast W 97-70 So Indiana N* L 68-71 Wisc.-Parkside L 93-82 West Virginia Tech W 88-64 King W75-64 2011-2012 (29-4, 16-2) Lewis# W 66-57 Lewis L 93-87 @ Missouri S&T W 83-58 St. Catharine L 74-79 OPPONENT Result Findlay# W 86-63 @Quincy L 68-62 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 65-54 Harris-Stowe st. W94-70 Saginaw Valley W 85-71 Ky. Wesleyan# W 79-74 @Mo.-St. Louis W 89-72 Wisconsin-Parkside W 70-67 @ Lewis W 72-69 @Wayne State W 92-80 Ala.-Huntsville N# W 82-73 Ky. Wesleyan L 70-60 Lewis L 77-67 @ Wisc.-Parkside W 82-54 @Grand Valley St. W 70-67 Montevallo N# L 72-79 @Oakland City L 79-73 @ Northern Kentucky W 75-71 Drury W 85-75 IU Southeast N W 79-69 Indianapolis L 87-72 Indianapolis W 61-54 Rockhurst W 92-62 Malone N W 87-40 St. Joseph’s W 99-96 St. Joseph’s W 82-73 Mo.- St.-Louis W 87-64 @Indianapolis L 94-99 N - Neutral site @Lewis L 69-65 Northern Kentucky L 67-66 @ St. Joseph’s W 75-54 @Saint Joseph’s W 78-75 # - NCAA game @SIU-Edwardsville L 83-53 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 73-58 @ Indianapolis W 99-97 Ohio Valley W 112-58 * - GLVC Tourney game Mo.-St. Louis L 62-59 @ Lewis W 65-63 No. Kentucky W 85-74 St.Catharine W 91-79 K - KIAC Tourney game Southern Indiana L 73-59 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 73-67 Ill.-Springfield W 100-74 @Wheeling Jesuit W 91-78 @ Drury * L 70-66 2005-2006 (14-14, 11-8) OPPONENT Result 2008-2009 (26-7, 13-5) @Ala.-Huntsville L 79-70 OPPONENT Result Wayne State W 85-77 @Hillsdale College W 82-60 Delta State L 83-77 Florida Southern W 62-60 Central State N W 79-60 King College W 85-63 Glenville State N W 101-80 @Saint Joseph’s W 78-64 Drury L 69-64 @Indianapolis W 86-71 Rockhurst W 67-59 Cumberlands W 77-59 @St. Joseph’s L 77-61 @Tusculum W 81-62 @Delta State L 76-65 @W.V. State W 82-78 Alabama-Huntsville L 62-50 Pfieffer N W 105-84 @Wayne State L 68-59 West Liberty State W 88-85 Southern Indiana L 95-76 @WJU-M W 82-76 Ky. Wesleyan W 70-69 Northern Kentucky W 77-60 @Missouri-Rolla W 72-55 Kentucky Wesleyan W 69-48 @Mo.-St. Louis L 92-89 Southern Indiana W 82-68 Wisc.-Parkside W 62-58 @Missouri-St. Louis L 69-70 Lewis W 67-65 @Rockhurst L 68-79 @Indianapolis W 58-57 Drury W 84-64 @No. Kentucky L 75-63 Missouri S&T W 87-57 @Quincy W 106-102 @Lewis Flyers L 72-75 @SIU-Edwardsville L 67-53 @Quincy University L 68-74 St. Joseph’s L 77-55 Wisconson-Parkside W 94-69 Indianapolis W 71-57 St. Joseph’s W 91-83 No. Kentucky W 84-64 @Kentucky Wesleyan L 67-75 @Ky. Wesleyan W 77-69 @Wisconsin-Parkside W 83-56 @Lewis L 75-73 Lewis W 77-71 @Wisc.-Parkside W 90-83 Indianapolis W 89-68 Drury N L 79-77 @Northern Kentucky W 76-68 Quincy * W 69-45 2006-2007 (12-15, 8-11) @So. Indiana * W 54-50 OPPONENT Result No. Kentucky N * L 47-69 @S.C. Upstate W 82-73 Ky. Wesleyan N # W 76-65 Limestone N L 84-74 Lake Superior N # W 92-83 No. Kentucky W 78-66 @Findlay # L 86-89 SIU-Edwardsville L 54-44 Quincy W 81-67 2009-2010 (23-9,12-6) St. Joseph’s, Pa. N L 75-63 OPPONENT Result Ohio University N L 91-74 Salem International W 92-75 @Louisville L 76-64 Hillsdale W 76-68 Lindsey-Wilson W 88-67 @ Wayne State L 74-84 California, Pa. N W 82-75 Minnesota Duluth N W 90-48 Gannon N W 81-65 Michigan Tech N W 79-66 @Lewis L 71-66 @ Southern Indiana L 62-75 @Wisc.-Parkside L 93-76 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 65-81 Mo.-St. Louis W 73-53 Ohio Valley W 87-48 Missouri-Rolla W 85-72 IU-Southeast L 80-87 @Southern Indiana L 88-80 Cumberlands W 78-57 @Ky. Wesleyan W 75-61 Tusculumn W 71-59 St. Joseph’s W 73-64 Wisc.-Parkside W 82-75 Indianapolis L 66-64 Lewis W 79-73 @Rockhurst L 75-72 @ Rockhurst L 68-70 @Drury L 81-67 @ Drury L 74-78 Wisc.-Parkside W 71-63 Indianpolis W 78-67 Lewis L 103-99 St. Joseph’s W 95-81 Ky. Wesleyan W 72-69 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 71-48 @No. Kentucky L 91-82 @ Northern Kentucky W 74-69 @Indianapolis L 71-68 @ Quincy L 68-73 @St. Joseph’s L 81-74 @ UIS W 71-67 Missouri S&T W 81-65 Maryville W 86-67 Northern Kentucky W 85-77 @ Indianapolis W 88-80

27 Bellarmine Leadership

Dr. Joseph J. McGowan, President

Dr. Joseph J. McGowan was appointed Student life has been enriched by the establishment of Campus Minis- Bellarmine University’s third president in 1990. try, a Student Counseling Center, Health Center, and Commuter Student He came to the position uniquely qualified, Center. Since 2005, the number of students in residence has grown from having served for twenty-one years at Ford- 476 to 1,066. ham University in New York as vice president Under Dr. McGowan’s leadership, providing resources for Bellarmine and dean. Before that he was an admissions has been very successful as efforts have resulted in an increase of over and financial aid officer at the University of 21% in the University’s operating budget revenue over a 3-year period. Notre Dame. He received his doctorate in The beautiful 143-acre campus has seen an increase in the number of higher education from Columbia University buildings from 15 in 1990 to 43 buildings today, providing 840,000 square in New York and earned his bachelor’s and feet of teaching and living space, including a new residence hall in each master’s degrees from the University of Notre Dame. He also is a graduate of the past four years. of Harvard University’s Institute for Educational Management. In addition to his leadership on the Bellarmine campus, Dr. McGowan Dr. McGowan led the transformation of Bellarmine College to Bel- is active in the civic and service life of the community, Commonwealth larmine University, which has been named as one of the region’s best and nation. He has served on the boards of the National Association of comprehensive schools by U.S. News and World Report for 19 consecutive Independent Colleges and Universities of which he is a past chair, the years. Bellarmine University is included in the Princeton Review’s “Best American Council on Higher Education, the Council of Independent Col- Colleges,” and the Kiplinger Report names Bellarmine one of the nation’s leges, the Executive Committee of Greater Louisville Inc., the Association top 100 best values for the dollar in private higher education. of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities, Kentuckiana Metro- With the creation of five new schools and centers, and more than 30 versity, the Frazier International History Museum, Norton Healthcare and new academic programs, Bellarmine has experienced dramatic, sustained the J. B. Speed Art Museum. enrollment increases, including an 85 percent increase in the number of In Vision 2020, Dr. McGowan has envisioned Bellarmine University first-time full-time students in the past 10 years -- while maintaining the as the premier independent Catholic university in the South and thereby 12-1 teacher student ratio that is the hallmark of Bellarmine’s liberal arts the leading private university in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the experience. surrounding region.

Dr. Fred Rhodes, Scott Wiegandt, Vice President for student Director of Athletics Affairs Scott Wiegandt is in his eighth year as Bellarmine’s director Under Dr. Rhodes’ leadership, Student Affairs is thriving of athletics after serving the previous two years as assistant in its mission of providing services and programs to students AD. During his tenure, the Bellarmine athletics program in the areas of career services, counseling, internships, has grown to national prominence among NCAA Division II student activities, residence life, campus ministry, service institutions--known both for its prowess in competition and as learning and volunteerism, disability services, international a national leader in game management and administration. and minority student services, intramural sports, wellness and health services, food In the last three years, Bellarmine has hosted 12 NCAA Div. II national cham- services and athletics. He is also involved in service learning and volunteerism pionships, and the NCAA has named Bellarmine as the host of the 2013 men’s in the Louisville area and has created volunteer experiences for students and basketball Elite 8. faculty in India, Central and South America and the Caribbean. Dr. Rhodes has Under Wiegandt’s guidance, Bellarmine sports teams have seen improvement taught at the University of South Florida, University of Tennessee, University of across the board and regularly contend for the All Sports Trophy in the Great Lakes Louisville and Bellarmine University. He has served on student affairs faculty Valley Conference. In 2010-11, Bellarmine brought home the national championship programs at the University of South Carolina, University of Arizona, Emory in men’s basketball--the first national championship in Bellarmine’s sports history. University, Tulane University, Clemson University and the University of Georgia. Wiegandt also has overseen a dramatic upgrade in facilities. Among the addi- Dr. Rhodes was named a Fulbright Scholar in 2007. tions and improvements are the construction of Owsley B. Frazier Stadium and the Eddie Weber Tennis Complex as well as renovations to Knights Hall and the Before joining Bellarmine, Dr. Rhodes served as Dean of Students at the baseball and softball facilities. University of Louisville and the University of Central Arkansas. He received In addition to the strides being made on campus, Wiegandt also has represented his doctorate in education from Mississippi State University; his M.S. from the Bellarmine at a national level serving in leadership positions in organizations such University of Tennessee; and his bachelor’s at Maryville College. Dr. Rhodes as the Division II Athletics Directors Association, the Association of Collegiate has also done post-graduate study at Harvard University. Directors of Athletics, and the National Association of Athletic Development Directors. He also serves on the Greater Louisville Sports Commission’s board Dr. Rhodes is a member of numerous professional organizations and has of directors. served in leadership positions in organizations such as president and board Wiegandt holds an undergraduate biology degree from Bellarmine and earned member of the Southern Association of College Student Affairs (SACSA), the All-America status as a senior pitcher for the Knights baseball team. He was National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), and president selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 1989 draft, and played 10 years of of the College Personnel Associations of Arkansas and Kentucky. Dr. Rhodes professional baseball: eight seasons in the Phillies organization and one each has served on numerous Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) with the St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates. He posted a 2.97 career ERA accreditation committees. Dr. Rhodes is the recipient of NASPA’s John Jones in over 400 appearances, including five seasons at AAA. Award for Outstanding Service as Dean in the Southeast and the Melveen D. After teaching and coaching at Holy Cross High School, Wiegandt returned to Hardy Award for outstanding contributions in research and service to the profes- Bellarmine to coach the baseball team and earn his master’s degree. He served sion of Student Affairs administrators. as head coach for four seasons before moving into his administrative duties. Wiegandt is married to the former Danielle Atzinger, who holds two graduate Dr. Rhodes is married to Dr. Gale Rhodes, Associate Provost at the University of education degrees (and is pursuing a doctorate) from Bellarmine. She is currently Louisville. He has two grown children, Zack of Las Vegas, NV and Abigale, Louisville, KY. principal at Holy Cross High School. They have three children: Caleb, Callie, and Cole. 28

Bellarmine Leadership Knights’ Athletic Staff

Administration

Brad Bluestone Erin Burke Linda Burt Chris Cooper Patrick Crush Leslie Fields Steve Hartman Assistant Athletic Academic Advisor Athletics Secretary/ Asst. Sports Director of Asst. Athletic Director/ Sports Performance Trainer Office Manager Information Director Athletic Events Compliance Director

Ann Jirkovsky David Krebs Heidi Neitzke Andrew Schroeder Traci Siemens John Spugnardi Pam Stackhouse Faculty Athletics Rep. Head Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Academic Advisor Administrative Sports Information Assoc. Athletic Director Trainer Assistant Director Sr. Women’s Admin. Head Coaches

Matt Tyner Scott Davenport Chancellor Dugan Jim Vargo Kris Horton Mark Blankenbaker Baseball Basketball, Men’s Basketball, Women’s Cross Country, Cross Country, Field Hockey Track & Field Women’s

Ernie Denham Art Henry Kevin Burns Tim Chastonay Jonathan Velotta Renee Hicks Golf, Men’s Golf, Women’s Lacrosse Soccer, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Softball

John Brucato John Mican Dan Palmer Swimming Tennis Volleyball

29 Athletic Facilities

Owsley B. Frazier Stadium Knights Hall In the fall of 2007, Bellarmine dedicated the $5.1 million Owsley B. Knights Hall is home to Bellarmine basketball and volleyball. Built in Frazier Stadium on the school’s campus, just off of Newburg Road. This 1960, Knights Hall has an atmosphere all its own and can seat up to state-of-the-art facility is now the home of Bellarmine’s soccer, field 2,222 passionate Knight fans in its current configuration. hockey, lacrosse, and track teams. The artificial field surface, called the Joseph P. and Janet A. Clayton Field, was installed by the Motz While “retro” in appearance, Knights Hall has plenty of modern ameni- Group and is the same “24/7” product as can be found at the football ties. A new floor and lower arena seating were installed in the summer fields used by the Miami Dolphins and the University of Kentucky. of 2012. At the same time, new electrical and data lines were installed to accommodate media at press row. Other amenities include the The track facilities include an eight-lane dual-durometer polyurethane President’s room, which overlooks the court from the east baseline, poured surface provided by Benyon Sport Surfaces, as well as three and new LED scorer’s table, which can display scores, statistics and long jump pits, two pole vault areas, a high jump pit, and a water sponsors’ mesages. Knights Hall also has a closed-circuit video system steeplechase pit. The field can also be fully lit for night play. It seats allowing live broadcasts of events to monitors throughout the arena. approximately 2,000 spectators and has a concession stand and press box facility. Knights Hall was dedicated in 1960 with a home game against the Uni- versity of Louisville and has since featured some great matchups with Owsley B. Frazier Stadium has hosted three NCAA Division II National some of the best basketball players in collegiate basketball including Championships: men’s and women’s soccer (2010) and women’s la- Kentucky State legend Travis Grant, the all-time leading scorer in Divi- crosse (2012). sion II. The arena also has hosted NCAA tournament games including women’s games in the 1990s all the way up to the men’s basketball Knights Field team’s NCAA Midwest Regional championships in 2011 and 2012. Bellarmine’s baseball and softball teams each have a home at Knights Field. Both diamonds are natural grass and are located on campus. The In addition to basketball, Knights Hall has hosted literally hundreds baseball field was built in 1954 and has been renovated several times. of other events including graduations, lectures and concerts. It also It now features an elevated press box overlooking home plate as well was the site of the Division II Women’s Volleyball “Elite 8” in 2010. as covered dugouts, bullpens, a batting cage and a large electronic Other guests of Knights Hall include Mother Teresa, the Grateful Dead, scoreboard in right field. The field dimensions are 360 feet down the Jimmy Buffett, and Maroon 5 among others. In 2007, Knights Hall was left field line (where the fence is now 20-feet hight), 385 feet to dead featured on ESPN as it hosted the McDonald’s High School All-American center, and 340 feet down the right-field line. Slam Dunk Contest, which was won by Blake Griffin.

The softball field had a complete renovation in the spring of 2012 and was the site of the NCAA DII Softball National Championship that same Eddie Weber tennis complex Home to the men’s and women’s tennis teams, the Eddie Weber year. The faciltity has a full service concession stand located behind Tennis Complex features six hard surface courts, which were re- home plate as well as covered dugouts and an electronic scoreboard cently converted from clay. The Knights tennis teams also practice located in left field. The field dimensions are 190 feet down the foul and compete on three indoor courts within the adjacent Sports, lines and 220 feet to center. Both fields have bleacher seating to -ac commodate 300 spectators as well as ample hillside grass seating. Recreation and Fitness facility. 30 BEllarmine university and louisville, ky

Bellarmine University Bellarmine University is a vibrant community of educational excellence and ethical awareness that consistently ranks among the nation’s best colleges and universities. Our students pursue an education based in the liberal arts – and in the distinguished, inclusive Catholic tradition of educational excellence, the oldest and most rewarding in the western world. It is a lifelong education, worthy of the university’s namesake, Saint Robert Bellarmine, and of his invitation to each of us to learn and live in veritatis amore -- in the love of all that is beautiful, true and good in life. On the edge of downtown Louisville - the nation’s 19th larg- est city - Bellarmine is set on three beautiful hills in the artful and eclectic Highlands neighborhood. We are within walking distance of the Bardstown Road corridor, where coffee houses, restaurants, and one-of-a-kind shops add to the overall Bellarmine experience. Downtown Louisville is just minutes away and offers world-class theater, arts, sports, museums and gorgeous riverfront parks. Louisville is situated on the mile-wide Ohio River, at the gateway to the South and the crossroads of the Midwest. Two hundred million people – two-thirds of the nation’s population – live within a 500- mile radius of the city. Bellarmine is growing rapidly, not only with great new campus Fifty-four percent of our students ranked in the top 25 percent of their class. ACT amenities and academic programs, but also in regional and national prominence. composite scores range from 22 to 27 for the middle 50 percent of students. As we grow, more and more people are adding “Bellarmine” to their lists of top Our student/faculty ratio is 13 to 1. Our average class size at Bellarmine is schools. Around here, we say “BELL-er-mun” in “LOU-a-vuhl.” This is one of the 21. There are 29 students or fewer in 86 percent of our classes. Teaching and friendliest campuses and places in the world, so we’ll still love you no matter how learning like this just doesn’t take place at the megaversities, and it shows in you pronounce these names. BU is named after Roberto Bellarmino (1542-1621), our high four-year graduation rates and in the successful careers of our 19,158 the brilliant Jesuit, who was a Cardinal and who was canonized in 1930. graduates throughout the world. Our lush, 143-acre campus currently comprises 43 buildings, including the We offer more than 50 majors in the arts and sciences, business, education, world-class W.L. Lyons Brown Library, the Norton Health Science Center, and nursing and health sciences. We encourage double majors. Graduate degrees halls that are home to the nursing, education, and the arts and sciences. Bellar- include Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), mine boasts eight residence halls (with an ninth currently under construction), a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Education and Social Change, Master of Busi- pristine architectural gem of a chapel, campus center, and university quadrangle. ness Administration (MBA) (Weeknight, Weekend and Executive), Master of Arts Our recreational facilities include indoor and outdoor tennis courts; fitness center; in Communication (MAC), Master of Arts in Education (MAEd), Master of Arts and athletic fields including a state-of-the-art Frazier Stadium that’s home to in Teaching (MAT), Rank I Programs, Master of Science in Applied Information lacrosse, soccer, field hockey, and track & field. Our campus on three hills and Technology (MAIT), Master of Arts in Spirituality (MAS), and Master of Science our award-winning architecture, evoke the beautiful Italian hill towns of Tuscany, in Nursing (MSN)(MSN Educator, MSN Administrator, Family Nurse Practitioner). birthplace of our patron. One in four of Bellarmine freshmen competes on one of our 21 varsity sports Bellarmine faculty scholars are passionate about teaching with 150 full-time teams. Women compete in Basketball, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Soc- faculty (82 percent holding a Ph.D. or the highest degree in their field) on staff. cer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball and indoor and outdoor Track. Men A diverse student body from 39 states and 30 foreign countries attend Bel- play Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Lacrosse (NCAA Div. I) Soccer, larmine. Our total enrollment is 3,249 of which 2,457 are undergraduate students. Swimmng Tennis, and indoor and outdoor Track. Louisville, KENTUCKY The Kentucky Derby may put this city in the international spotlight, but the The Frazier International History Museum opened its doors to worldwide famous horse race isn’t all Louisville has to offer. Nestled on the banks of the Ohio acclaim, largely due to its unique partnership with the Royal Armouries of Great River, this vibrant city combines Southern hospitality with big city amenities, a Britain. Visitors are treated to an array of arms, artifacts, stories and interpreta- cosmopolitan riverfront district, a diverse art scene, and a growing foodie reputa- tions that span 1,000 years of European and U.S. history. Live interpretations of tion with two Restaurant Rows. Sports lovers should make a stop at the Louisville some of America’s most colorful historical figures are performed daily from Annie Slugger Museum; history lovers can sip mint juleps on a river cruise aboard the Oakley to Wild Bill Cody. See Teddy Roosevelt’s legendary “Big Stick,” General Belle of Louisville, a National Historic Landmark. Custer’s rifle and Geronimo’s bow. Key Attractions These are just a few of the museums housed on Boxing fans have certainly heard Muhammad Ali Louisville’s Museum Row and nestled in the city’s proclaim Louisville as “the greatest city in the world.” thriving theatre district. North, south, east or west – And that’s just one of the many reasons he chose his Louisville offers a wealth of attractions and historic ar- hometown as the site for his living legacy. The Muham- chitecture. Check out the East Market district, Frankfort mad Ali Center, near Sixth & Main Streets along the Avenue and Highlands neighborhoods for enclaves of city’s Museum Row, offers an unparalleled experience boutiques, dining and entertainment options galore. At chronicling the journey of an extraordinary man. You’ll night the city comes alive, anchored by downtown’s be knocked out by the story it tells. Fourth Street Live! entertainment district. Visitors don’t have to be fans of America’s favorite A visit to the “Derby City” would not be complete pastime to appreciate the enormity of the world’s larg- without a tour of the Kentucky Derby Museum, located est bat marking the entrance to another one-of-a-kind at the main entrance to legendary Churchill Downs attraction, the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory. racetrack. At the newly renovated Museum, visitors The museum tour begins with an inspiring look at the sport of baseball and its can experience the power and speed of three-year-old Thoroughbreds as they heroes in “The Heart of the Game” film, followed by a tour of the factory where compete in the “fastest two minutes in sports.” Start with the 360-degree high- the Official Bat of is made. A celebrated American tradi- definition “The Greatest Race,” which takes you behind the scenes from dawn tion more than 120 years old, every visitor leaves with their very own miniature to dusk on Derby Day. Explore the exhibits to capture the pride, tradition and Louisville Slugger. excitement that is the Kentucky Derby! 31