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2019-20 University of Saint Mary Men's Basketball 2019-20 UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES Univ. of Saint Mary Sports Information • 4100 S 4th St. • Leavenworth, Kan. 66048 @USMSpireWire @USMSpires usmspireathletics Sports Information Director: Tyler Scott @USMMensBBall UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY SCHEDULE/RESULTS SPIRES (7-3, 4-3 KCAC) October VS. 30 Jarvis Christian College ...............................W, 62-61 FRIENDS UNIVERSITY FALCONS (5-6, 4-3 KCAC) November 8 Kansas Christian College ............................W, 83-58 Ryan Sports Center • Leavenworth, Kan. 9 Calvary Bible College ..................................W, 89-51 Saturday, Dec. 7 • 7 p.m. CST 13 TABOR COLLEGE* ....................................W, 81-69 16 BETHEL COLLEGE* ...................................L, 87-81 SAINT MARY PROJECTED STARTERS 20 York College* .................................................L, 72-60 23 Sterling College * ..........................................W, 92-86 Saint Mary Ht. Yr. PPG RPG 26 OTTAWA UNIVERSITY* ..........................W, 74-69 G 2 Cameron Southern 6-3 So. 7.4 1.8 F 3 Christian Carmichael 6-6 Jr. 6.3 3.6 December 2 MCPHERSON COLLEGE* .........................L, 72-61 G 13 Raylon Howard 6-5 Sr. 14.2 4.4 5 Bethany College* ..........................................W, 76-66 G 14 Donovan Sinegal 6-3 Jr. 9.2 5.9 7 FRIENDS UNIVERSITY* ............................ 7:00pm F 25 Brad Hailey 6-6 So. 5.4 4.4 11 KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY* ...... 8:00pm 14 Oklahoma Wesleyan University* ................. 4:00pm 31 University of Central Missouri# ................... 3:00pm FRIENDS PROJECTED STARTERS January Friends Ht. Yr. PPG RPG 4 Dallas Christian College................................ 1:00pm G 0 Jarrett Murphy 6-1 Jr. 3.9 2.6 8 SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE* .................. 8:00pm G 3 James Conley 6-3 Sr. 19.8 3.8 11 AVILA UNIVERSITY* ................................. 3:00pm 15 Tabor College* ................................................ 8:00pm G 5 Zion Fralin 6-2 Jr. 9.9 3.7 18 Bethel College* ............................................... 3:00pm G 11 Davonte Pack 6-2 Jr. 11.9 4.8 20 YORK COLLEGE* ......................................... 8:00pm F 35 Gabriel Coachman 6-5 Sr. 3.3 2.3 23 STERLING COLLEGE* ................................ 8:00pm 25 Ottawa University*......................................... 5:00pm 29 McPherson College* ...................................... 8:00pm GAME CENTER February Saint Mary Friends 1 BETHANY COLLEGE* ................................ 3:00pm Record 7-3, 4-3 KCAC 5-6, 4-3 KCAC 5 Friends University* ........................................ 8:00pm 8 Kansas Wesleyan University* ....................... 7:00pm Ranking None None 12 OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN UNIV.*^ ......... 8:00pm Last Game Bethany, W 76-66 Ottawa, L 99-75 19 Southwestern College* .................................. 8:00pm Head Coach Troy Brown Dale Faber 22 Avila University* ............................................ 3:00pm Career (Yrs.) 98-65 (5th) 279-227 (17th) At School (Yrs.) 98-65 (5th) 279-227 (17th) All times are Central Standard Time # Exhibition Game Home games are in CAPS $ Heart Classic in Ottawa, Kan. ^ Senior Day SAINT MARY SPIRES KCAC STANDINGS NO. NAME YR. POS. HT. HOMETOWN Team Conf. W-L GB 0 Diego Lucas JR G 5-10 Prodenone, Italy Ottawa .............................. 5-1 ..................... 10-1 ..................................................-- 1 Jaylon Rucker JR G 5-9 Frisco, TX Bethel ............................... 5-1 ..................... 10-2 ..................................................-- 2 Cameron Southern SO G 6-3 Lenexa, KS McPherson ...................... 5-2 ..................... 8-3 ..................................................0.5 3 Christian Carmichael JR F 6-6 Manhattan, KS Oklahoma Wesleyan ...... 4-2 ..................... 9-3 .....................................................1 4 Luke Mackey FR G 5-10 Warrensburg, MO York .................................. 4-2 ..................... 8-4 .....................................................1 5 Tevin Killeen SR G 6-3 Shakopee, MN Kansas Wesleyan ............. 4-2 ..................... 7-4 .....................................................1 10 Nick Funk JR F 6-7 Nortonville, KS Avila.................................. 4-2 ..................... 5-5 .....................................................1 11 Jesse Moss SO G 6-3 Topeka, KS Saint Mary ....................... 4-3 ..................... 7-3 ..................................................1.5 12 Larry Thomas SO G 6-0 Aurora, CO Friends ............................. 4-3 ..................... 5-6 ..................................................1.5 13 Raylon Howard SR G 6-5 Fort Worth, TX Southwestern ................... 2-4 ..................... 6-4 .....................................................3 14 Donovan Sinegal SO G 6-3 San Antonio, TX Bethany ............................ 1-6 ..................... 5-6 ..................................................4.5 15 Dallas Taylor SR F 6-4 DeSoto, TX Tabor ................................ 0-7 ..................... 2-8 ..................................................5.5 20 Lavar McCullough SR G 6-3 Golden Valley, MN Sterling ............................. 0-7 ..................... 2-10 ................................................5.5 22 Donnie Flowers JR F 6-6 West Palm Beach, FL 23 Dan Hailey JR F 6-5 Stanberry, MO 24 Zach Thiel SO G 6-1 Leavenworth, KS NAIA DIVISION II TOP 25 POLL 25 Brad Hailey SO F 6-6 Stanberry, MO 32 Rahjames Robinson SR F 6-7 Lake Marion, SC RANK SCHOOL [FIRST PLACE VOTES] RECORD 35 Kobe Sifford FR G 6-2 Basehor, KS 1 Oregon Tech [10] 9-0 2 Morningside (Iowa) [1] 7-0 3 Indiana Wesleyan [1] 7-1 Head Coach: Troy Brown (4th season) 4 Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) 9-0 Assistant Coaches: Jamison Carmichael and Isaac Jaramillo 5 College of Idaho 6-2 6 Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) 5-0 7 Spring Arbor (Mich.) 5-2 FRIENDS FALCONS 8 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 8-1 9 Madonna (Mich.) 7-2 NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN 10 Marian (Ind.) 5-1 0 Jarrett Murphy G 6’1 JR Huntsville, Ala. 11 Washington Adventist (Md.) 6-1 1 Samson Kohman F 6’3 SO Pratt, Kan. 2 Grant Bugbee G 6’2 SO Wichita, Kan. 12 Ottawa (Kan.) 8-0 3 James Conley G 6’3 SR Derby, Kan. 13 Ave Maria (Fla.) 7-0 4 CR Curless F 6’5 JR Haysville, Kan. 14 Cornerstone (Mich.) 7-2 5 Zion Fralin G 6’2 JR Wichita, Kan. 15 Saint Francis (Ind.) 10-0 10 Marquan Shakur C 6’9 JR Largo, MD 16 IU Kokomo (Ind.) 7-2 11 Davonte Pack G 6’2 JR Sumter, SC 17 Southern Oregon 4-2 12 Jun Murdock G 5’11 FR Wichita, Kan. 18 Warner (Fla.) 8-1 13 Cedric Griffin F 6’3 SO San Antonio, Texas 19 Bethel (Ind.) 8-0 15 LJ Callis F 6’7 FR Overland Park, Kan. 20 St. Ambrose (Iowa) 7-1 21 Bryant Rogers F 6’5 JR Kansas City, Kan. 23 Tate Vang G 6’1 JR Wichita, Kan. 21 Union (Ky.) 5-3 30 Braden Larcom G 5’10 JR Eureka, Kan. 22 Bethel (Kan.) 9-1 32 Hayden Bruner C 6’10 JR Wakefield, Kan. 23 Dordt (Iowa) 6-3 33 Jackson Oldham G 6’0 SR Dodge City, Kan. 24 Corban (Ore.) 6-3 35 Gabriel Coachman F 6’5 SR Sao Paulo, Brazil 25 Saint Xavier (Ill.) 7-1 41 Phillip Medrano F 6’5 JR San Antonio, Texas Others receiving votes: Michigan-Dearborn 56, Indiana Southeast 44, Head Coach: Dale Faber Northwestern (Iowa) 43, Antelope Valley (Calif.) 31, Kansas Wesleyan 16, Assistant Coach: Anthony White Oklahoma Wesyalan 13, Cal Maritime 12, Eastern Oregon 11, Southeast- ern (Fla.) 8, Holy Cross (Ind.) 7, Mount Marty (S.D.) 5, Montreat (N.C.) 5, Lourdes (Ohio) 4, Indiana East 3 RADIO/TV CHART #0 Diego Lucas #1 Jaylon Rucker #2 Cameron Southern #3 Christian Carmichael #4 luke mackey Prodenone, Italy Frisco, Texas Lenexa, Kan. Manhattan, Kan. warrensburg, mo. JR - G JR - G SO - G JR - F fr - g #5 Lavar McCullough #10 Nick Funk #11 Jesse Moss #12 Larry Thomas #13 Raylon Howard Golden Valley, Minn. Nortonville, Kan. Topeka, Kan. Aurora, Colo. Fort Worth, Texas SR - G JR - F SO - G SO - G SR - F #14 Donovan Sinegal #15 Dallas Taylor #20 Tevin Killeen #22 Donnie Flowers #23 Dan Hailey San Antonio, Texas Desoto, Texas Shakopee, Minn. West Palm Beach, Fla. Stanberry, Mo. JR - G SR - F SR - G JR - F JR - F #24 Zach Thiel #25 Brad Hailey #32 RJ Robinson #35 kobe sifford Leavenworth, Kan. Stanberry, Mo. Holly Hill, S.C. basehor, kan. SO - G SO - F SR - F fr - g 2019-20 SAINT MARY MEN’S BASKETBALL RESULTS WON-LOST SPLITS 7-3 overall — 4-3 Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (Home: 2-2 — Away: 3-1 — Neutral-Site: 2-0) DATE OPPONENT RESULT RECORD TOP POINTS TOP REBOUNDS TOP ASSISTS 10/30/2019 @ Jarvis Christian (Texas) ..................... W, 62-61 1-0 Howard (18) 3 Tied (4) Southern (3) 11/8/2019 vs. Kansas Christian College ................... W, 83-58 2-0 Howard (22) B. Hailey (9) Carmichael (5) 11/9/2019 vs. Calvary University .............................. W, 89-51 3-0 McCullough (16) Sinegal (9) 5 Tied (3) 11/13/2019 vs. Tabor (Kan.) * .................................... W, 81-69 4-0 McCullough (14) Sinegal (7) Howard (5) 11/16/2019 vs. Bethel (Kan.) * .....................................L, 87-81 4-1 Hailey (14) Carmichael (7) 2 Tied (4) 11/20/2019 @ York (Neb.) * .........................................L, 72-60 4-2 Howard (15) 2 Tied (4) 10 Tied (1) 11/23/2019 @ Sterling (Kan.) * .................................. W, 92-86 5-2 Moss (20) 2 Tied (7) Mackey (5) 11/26/2019 vs. Ottawa (Kan.) * ................................. W, 74-69 6-2 Sinegal (15) Hailey (9) Mackey (5) 12/2/2019 vs. McPherson (Kan.) * ..............................L, 72-61 6-3 Moss (12) Sinegal (8) Mackey (2) 12/5/2019 @ Bethany (Kan.) * ................................... W, 76-66 7-3 Howard
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