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Season Records – Updated As of 5/18/2017 MEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON RECORDS – UPDATED AS OF 5/18/2017 SEASON RECORDS Field Goals Most Field Goals Made, Game (All games, including postseason from 2004-present) 14, Chris Key, Jarvis Christian vs Huston-Tillotson, February 26, 2016 (18 attempts) 14, Maurese Jackson, Jarvis Christian vs Our Lady of the Lake, February 27, 2016 (16 attempts) Individual Records 14, Phillip Gavin, Jarvis Christian vs Our Lady of the Lake, February Scoring 8, 2016 (18 attempts) Most Points, Game 14, Demarion Crite, Jarvis Christian vs Langston, February 3, 2007 36, Phillip Gavin, Jarvis Christian vs Our Lady of the Lake, February (22 attempts) 8, 2010 (14-18 FG, 1-3 3PT, 7-7 FT) 35, Deon Fisher, Jarvis Christian vs Huston-Tillotson, February 26, Most Field Goals Attempted, Game 2016 (12-19 FG, 8-10 3PT, 3-4 FT) 29, Aaron LaSane, Jarvis Christian College vs Paul Quinn College, 34, Demarion Crite, Jarvis Christian vs Texas AM International, February 1, 2007 (13 made) January 23, 2006 (11-19 FG, 7-11 3PT. 5-5 FT) 25, Brynell Jones, Jarvis Christian College vs Texas Lutheran, 34, Maurese Jackson, Jarvis Christian vs Our Lady of the Lake, November 16, 2007 (11 made) February 27, 2012 (14-16 FG, 2-2 3PT,4-8 FT) Most Field Goals Made, Season Most Points, Season 220, Demarion Crite, 2006-07 (452 attempts, 48.7%) 597, Demarion Crite, 2006-07 (220-452 FG, 66-171 3PT, 91-118 FT, 190, Marcus O’Key, 2012-13 (404 attempts, 47.0%) 33 GMs) 188, Deveon Jenkins, 2008-09 (359 attempts, 52.4%) 512, Marcus O’Key, 2012-13 (190-404 FG, 1-5 3PT, 131-195 FT, 32 GMs) 487, Phillip Gavin, 2009-10 (174-354 FG, 28-89 3PT, 111-152 FT, 29 Most Field Goals Attempted, Season GMs) 404, Marcus O’Key, 2012-13 (190 made, 47%) 359, Deveon Jenkins, 2008-09 (188 made, 52.4%) Most Points, Career 354, Maurese Jackson, 2010-11 (169 made, 47.7%) 1158, Demarion Crite, 2004-07 (425-860 FG, 136-341 3PT, 172-232 354, Phillip Gavin, 2009-10 (174 made, 49.2%) FT, 73 GMs) 1051, Marcus O’Key, 2010-13 (379-784 FG, 2-8 3PT, 291-439 FT, 94 Most Field Goals Made, Career GMs) 425, Demarion Crite, 2004-07 (860 attempts, 49.4%) 976, Deon Fisher, 2014-17 (344-791 FG, 103-278 3PT, 185-234 FT, 72 379, Marcus O’Key, 2010-13 (784 attempts, 48.3%) GMs) 344, Deon Fisher, 2014-17 (791 attempts, 43.5%) Average Per Game, Season Most Field Goals Attempted, Career 18.1, Demarion Crite, 2006-07 (597 points in 33 games) 860, Demarion Crite, 2004-07 (425 made, 49.4%) 17.8, Deon Fisher, 2016-17 (355 points in 20 games) 791, Deon Fisher, 2014-17 (344 made, 43.5%) 16.9, Demarion Crite, 2005-06 (474 points in 28 games) 784, Marcus O’Key, 2010-13 (784 attempts, 48.3%) Average Per Game, Career Field Goal Percentage, Season (Min 100 Field Goal Attempts) 15.9, Demarion Crite, 2004-07 (1158 points in 73 games) .571, Andrew Jones, 2013-14 (97 made, 170 attempted) 13.6, Deon Fisher, 2014-17 (976 points in 72 games) .570, Gerardo Chavez, 2016-17 (73 made, 128 attempted) 13.4, Maurese Jackson, 2010-12 (723 points in 54 games) .563, Neville Storer, 2006-07 (134 made, 238 attempted) Page | 1 MEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON RECORDS – UPDATED AS OF 5/18/2017 Field Goal Percentage, Career (minimum 2 seasons) Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted, Career .552, Corey Craft, 2005-08 (139 made, 252 attempts) 369, Brian Lockett, 2009-12 (132 made) .536, Gerardo Chavez, 2015-Present (97 made, 181 attempts) 341, Demarion Crite, 2004-07 (136 made) .530, Alexander Hatch, 2004-06 (143 made, 270 attempts) 278, Deon Fisher, 2014-17 (103 made) .503, Phillip Gavin, 2007-10 (322 made, 640 attempts) Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage, Season (Min 30 Attempts) 3-Point Field Goals .480, Andrew Jones, 2013-14 (24 made, 50 attempts) .458, Brandon Faulkner, 2004-05 (22 made, 48 attempts) Most 3-Point Field Goals Made, Game .436, Deon Fisher, 2016-17 (44 made, 101 attempts) 8, Deon Fisher, Jarvis Christian vs Huston-Tillotson, February 26, 2016 (10 attempts) Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage, Career (min 2 seasons) 7, Sam Auguste, Jarvis Christian vs Huston-Tillotson, December 16, .399, Demarion Crite, 2004-07 (136 made, 341 attempts) 2016 (11 attempts) .392, Andrew Jones, 2012-14 (40 made, 102 attempts) 7, Alex Guest, Jarvis Christian vs Bacone College, January 14, 2008 .377, Jade Allen, 2012-14 (26 made, 69 attempts) (13 attempts) 7, Demarion Crite, Jarvis Christian vs Paul Quinn College, February 1, 2007 (11 attempts) Free Throws 7, Demarion Crite, Jarvis Christian vs Texas AM International, Most Free Throws Made, Game January 23, 2006 (11 attempts) 14, Marcus O’Key, Jarvis Christian vs Langston, February 23, 2013 (17 attempts) Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted, Game 14, Marcus O’Key, Jarvis Christian vs Our Lady of the Lake, 15, Cedrick Richardson, Jarvis Christian vs Texas Wesleyan, December 5, 2011 (18 attempts) February 4, 2012 (3 made) 13, DeWayne Wade, Jarvis Christian vs Texas College, January 9, 13, Mahershal Simonet, Jarvis Christian vs Bacone College, February 2015 (15 attempts) 15, 2010 (6 made) 13, Alex Guest, Jarvis Christian vs Bacone College, January 14, 2008 Most Free Throws Attempted, Game (7 made) 18, Marcus O’Key, Jarvis Christian vs Our Lady of the Lake, 13, Chasen King, Jarvis Christian vs Paul Quinn, December 10, 216 (6 December 5, 2011 (14 made) made) 17, Marcus O’Key, Jarvis Christian vs Langston, February 23, 2013 (14 made) Most 3-Point Field Goals Made, Season 16, Marcus O’Key, Jarvis Christian vs Northwood, February 13, 2013 72, Cedrick Richardson, 2011-12 (195 attempts) (11 made) 66, Demarion Crite, 2006-07 (171 attempts) 61, Demarion Crite, 2005-06 (141 attempts) Most Free Throws Made, Season 131, Marcus O’Key, 2012-13 (195 attempts) Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted, Season 127, Mitchell Johnson, 2008-09 (164 attempts) 195, Cedrick Richardson, 2011-12 (72 made) 114, EJ Freeman, 2012-13 (180 attempts) 171, Demarion Crite, 2006-07 (66 made) 158, Anthony Crump, 2010-11 (43 made) Most Free Throws Attempted, Season 195, Marcus O’Key, 2012-13 (131 made) Most 3-Point Field Goals Made, Career 180. EJ Freeman, 2012-13 (114 made) 136, Demarion Crite, 2004-07 (341 attempts) 166, Marcus O’Key, 2011-12 (113 made) 132, Brian Lockett, 2009-12 (369 attempts) 103, Deon Fisher, 2014-17 (278 attempts) Most Free Throws Made, Career 291, Marcus O’Key, 2010-13 (439 attempts) 185, Deon Fisher, 2014-17 (234 attempts) 176, EJ Freeman, 2012-14 (284 attempts) Page | 2 MEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON RECORDS – UPDATED AS OF 5/18/2017 Most Free Throws Attempted, Career Assists 439, Marcus O’Key, 2010-13 (291 made) Most Assists, Game 284, EJ Freeman, 2012-14 (176 made) 14, Brian Lockett, Jarvis Christian vs Southwest (NM), January 28, 240, Phillip Gavin, 2007-10 (167 made) 2012 14, Brandon Martin, Jarvis Christian vs Texas Wesleyan, February 21, Best Free Throw Percentage, Season (min 25 attempts) 2007 .891, Walter Bell, 2016-17 (49 made, 55 attempts) 12, Roderick Braden, Jarvis Christian vs Unknown, December 18, .881, Dion Malone, 2016-17 (37 made, 42 attempts) 2007 .851, Deon Fisher, 2016-17 (63 made, 74 attempts) Most Assists, Season Best Free Throw Percentage, Career (min. 2 seasons) 154, Brian Lockett, 2011-12 (29 games) .875, Todd Brown, 2015-17 (49 made, 56 attempts) 150, James Wooden, 2006-07 (33 games) .847, Dion Malone, 2015-present (50 made, 59 attempts) 141, Roderick Braden, 2007-08 (28 games) .838, Walter Bell, 2015-17 (67 made, 80 attempts) .828, DeWayne Wade, 2012-15 (135 made, 163 attempts) Most Assists, Career 361, Brian Lockett, 2009-12 (90 games, 4.0 per game) Rebounds 333, James Woodson, 2004-07 (73 games, 4.6 per game) Most Rebounds, Game 208, Roderick Braden, 2005-08 (66 games, 3.2 per game) 20, Maurese Jackson, Jarvis Christian vs Southwest (NM), January 28, 2012 Average Assists Per Game, Season 18, Marcus O’Key, Jarvis Christian vs Our Lady of the Lake, 5.3, Brian Locket, 2011-12 (154 assists in 29 games) December 5, 2011 5.0, Roderick Braden, 2007-08 (141 assists in 28 games) 17, Marcus O’Key, Jarvis Christian vs Huston-Tillotson, February 4, 4.8, James Woodson, 2005-06 (133 assists in 28 games) 2013 Blocked Shots Most Rebounds, Season Most Blocked Shots, Game 296, Marcus O’Key, 2012-13 (32 games, 9.25) 7, Justyn Franks, Jarvis Christian vs Our Lady of the Lake, 295, Deveon Jenkins, 2008-09 (34 games, 8.68) December 17, 2016 281, Marcus O’Key, 2011-12 (30 games, 9.37) 7, Justyn Franks, Jarvis Christian vs LSU-Shreveport, February 10, 2017 Most Rebounds, Career 6, Maurese Jackson, Jarvis Christian vs Our Lady of the Lake, 696, Marcus O’Key, 2010-13 (94 games, 7.4) November 27, 2010 438, Maurese Jackson, 2010-12 (54 games, 8.1) 6, Corey Craft, Jarvis Christian vs Wiley College, March 6, 2008 398, EJ Freeman, 2012-14 (55 games, 7.2) Most Blocked Shots, Season Average Rebounds Per Game, Season 49, Maurese Jackson, 2010-11 (32 games, 1.53 per game) 9.4, Marcus O’Key, 2011-12 (281 rebounds in 30 games) 40, Justyn Franks, 2016-17 (17 games, 2.35 per game) 9.3, Marcus O’Key, 2012-13 (296 rebounds in 32 games) 38, Justin Hamilton, 2009-10 (28 games, 1.36 per game) 9.3, Maurese Jackson, 2011-12 (204 rebounds in 22 games) Most Blocked Shots, Career Average Rebounds Per Game, Career (min.
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