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Division Ii Men's Basketball Records DIVISION II MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS Individual Records 2 All-Time Individual Leaders 4 Annual Individual Champions 13 Team Records 17 All-Time Team Leaders 20 Annual Team Champions 25 2017 Most Improved Teams 30 All-Time Winningest Teams 31 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Basketball records are confined to the “modern Three-Point Field Goals era,” which began with the 1937-38 season, FIELD GOALS the first without the center jump after each goal Made per Game scored. Official weekly statistics rankings in scor- ing and shooting began with the 1947-48 season. Season Field Goals 6.2—Markus Hallgrimson, Mont. St. Billings, Individual rebounds were added for the 1950-51 Game 2000 (160 in 26) season, while team rebounds were added for the 38—Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande vs. 1959-60 season. Assists were added for the 1988- Career Alliance, Jan. 16, 1954 (71 attempts) and vs. 4.7—Antonio Harris, LeMoyne-Owen, 1998-99 89 season. Blocked shots and steals were added Hillsdale, Feb. 2, 1954 (70 attempts) (245 in 52) for the 1992-93 season. Scoring and re bounding Season are ranked on per-game average; shooting, on 539—Travis Grant, Kentucky St., 1972 (869 Consecutive Three-Point percentage. Begin ning with the 1967-68 season, attempts) Division II rankings were limited only to NCAA Career Field Goals members. The 1973-74 season was the first under 1,760—Travis Grant, Kentucky St., 1969-72 Game a three-division reorganization plan adopted by (2,759 attempts) 10—Simon Cummings, Florida Tech vs. Trinity the special NCAA Convention of August 1973. In (FL), Dec. 20, 2011; Duane Huddleston, statistical rankings, the rounding of percentages Consecutive Field Goals Missouri S&T vs. Truman, Jan. 23, 1988 and/or averages may indicate ties where none Season exists. In these cases, the numerical order of the Game 20—Lance Berwald, North Dakota St. vs. 18—Dan Drews, Le Moyne (during 11 games, rankings is accurate. Augustana (SD), Feb. 17, 1984 Dec. 11, 1993, to Feb. 2, 1994) Season 28—Lance Berwald, North Dakota St., 1984 Consecutive Games (during three games, Feb. 13-18); Don SCORING McAllister, Hartwick, 1980 (during six games, Making a Three-Point Jan. 26-Feb. 9) Field Goal Points Field-Goal Attempts Season Game 35—Tarvoris Uzoigwe, Henderson St., Nov. 15, 113—Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande vs. Game 2002, to March 17, 2003 (one season) Hillsdale, Feb. 2, 1954 71—Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande vs. Career Alliance, Jan. 16, 1954 (38 made) Season 93—Daniel Parke, Rollins, Jan. 26, 1994, to 1,329—Earl Monroe, Winston-Salem, 1967 (32 Season Feb. 28, 1997 games) 925—Jim Toombs, Stillman, 1965 (388 made) Career Career Three-Point Field-Goal 4,045—Travis Grant, Kentucky St., 1969-72 3,309—Bob Hopkins, Grambling, 1953-56 Attempts (121 games) (1,403 made) Game Average Per Game Field-Goal Percentage 34—Markus Hallgrimson, Mont. St. Billings vs. Western N.M., Feb. 26, 2000 (13 made) Game Season Season †46.5—Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande, (Min. 20 made) 382—Markus Hallgrimson, Mont. St. Billings, 1954 (1,255 in 27) 100%—Lance Berwald, North Dakota St. 2000 (160 made) Career vs. Augustana (SD), Feb. 17, 1984 (20 of 20); John Moon, Okla. Christian vs. Okla. Career (Min. 1,400) Panhandle, Feb. 06, 2016 (20 of 20) 1,100—Tavoris Uzoigwe, Henderson St., 2002- 33.4—Travis Grant, Kentucky St., 1969-72 05 (404 made) (4,045 in 121) *Season 78.9%—Garret Siler, Augusta, 2009 (225 of 285) †Season and career figures for Francis limited Three-Point Field-Goal only to his 39 games (27 in 1954) against four- *based on qualifiers for annual championship Attempts per Game year colleges. Career (Min. 400 made) Season Games Scoring at Least 50 74.5%—Garret Siler, Augusta, 2006-09 (653 14.7—Markus Hallgrimson, Mont. St. Billings, of 876) 2000 (382 in 26) Points Career Season 11.3—Markus Hallgrimson, Mont. St. Billings, †8—Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande, 1954 THREE-POINT FIELD 1997-2000 (927 in 82) Career †14—Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande, GOALS Three-Point Field-Goal 1953-54 Percentage †Season and career figures for Francis limited only to his 39 games (27 in 1954) against four- Three-Point Field Goals Game year colleges. Game (Min. 8 made) 16—Thomas Vincent, Emporia St. vs. Southwest 100%—Rodney Edgerson, Ky. Wesleyan vs. Most Games Scoring in Baptist, Feb. 28, 2004 (23 attempts); Markus Wis.-Parkside, Jan. 25, 2007 (10-10) Double Figures Hallgrimson, Mont. St. Billings vs. Western *Season N.M., Feb. 12, 2000 (28 attempts) (Min. 35 made) Career Season 65.0%—Ray Lee, Hampton, 1988 (39 of 60) 130—Lambert Shell, Bridgeport, 1989-92 167—Alex Williams, Sacramento St., 1988 (369 (Min. 50 made) Points Scored In Overtime attempts) 60.3%—Aaron Fehler, Oakland City, 1995 (73 18—John Green, Barton vs. St. Andrews, Feb. Career of 121) 5, 2004 (team scored 19) 451—Cameron Munoz, Mont. St. Billings, 2003- (Min. 100 made) 06 (1,042 attempts) 56.7%—Scott Martin, Rollins, 1991 (114 of 201) (Min. 150 made) 45.3%—Alex Williams, Sacramento St., 1988 (167 of 369) *based on qualifiers for annual championship Individual Records 2 Career Average per Game (Min. 200 made) GAMES 51.3%—Scott Martin, Rollins, 1988-91 (236 of Season 460) 29.5—Tom Hart, Middlebury, 1956 (620 in 21) Career Games Played (Min. 900) Season 27.6—Tom Hart, Middlebury, 1953, 55-56 (1,738 39—Urbane Bingham, Tanner Ketchman, Aaron FREE THROWS in 63) Lien, Matt Nelson, Jordan Riewer, Ngijol Songolo, Isaac Sevlie, Tyler Vaughn, Prescott Free Throws Williams, Minn. St. Moorhead, 2015 Career Game ASSISTS 146—John Smith, Winona St., 2005-08 37—Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande vs. Hillsdale, Feb. 2, 1954 (45 attempts) Assists Season 401—Joe Miller, Alderson Broaddus, 1957 (496 Game attempts) 25—Adrian Hutt, Metro St. vs. Sacramento St., Career Feb. 9, 1991; Ali Baaqar, Morris Brown vs. 1,130—Joe Miller, Alderson Broaddus, 1954-57 Albany St. (GA), Jan. 26, 1991 (1,460 attempts) Season 400—Steve Ray, Bridgeport, 1989 (32 games) Consecutive Free Throws Career 1,044—Demetri Beekman, Assumption, 1990- Game 93 (119 games) 26—Jim Moore, St. Anselm vs. Saint Rose, Feb. 18, 2006 Average per Game Season 94—Paul Cluxton, Northern Ky., 1997 (during 34 Season games, Nov. 8-March 20) 12.5—Steve Ray, Bridgeport, 1989 (400 in 32) Career Free-Throw Attempts (Min. 550) Game 2.1—Steve Ray, Bridgeport, 1989-90 (785 in 65) 45—Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande vs. Hillsdale, Feb. 2, 1954 (37 made) Season BLOCKED SHOTS †510—Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande, 1954 (367 made) Career Blocked Shots 1,460—Joe Miller, Alderson Broaddus, 1954-57 Game (1,130 made) 15—Mark Hensel, Pitt.-Johnstown vs. Slippery †Season figure for Francis limited to 27 games Rock, Jan. 22, 1994 against four-year colleges. Season 170—Ryan McLemore, Edinboro, 2008 (31 Free-Throw Percentage games) Game Career 455—Bryan Grier, Wingate, 2005-08 (122 (Min. 26 made) games) 100%—Jim Moore, St. Anselm vs. Saint Rose, Feb. 18, 2006 (26 of 26); Phil Taylor, Shorter vs. Valdosta St., Feb. 23, 2017 (26 of 26) Average per Game *Season Season 100%—Paul Cluxton, Northern Ky., 1997 (94 5.48—Ryan McLemore, Edinboro, 2008 (170 of 94) in 31) *based on qualifiers for annual championship Career 4.24—Marcus Connor, St. Andrews, 2010-11 Career (229 in 54) (Min. 250 made) 93.6%—Jordan Riewer, Minn. St. Moorhead, 2012-15 (294 of 314) STEALS (Min. 500 made) 92.4%—Jake Linton, Saint Martin’s, 2006-09 (558 of 604) Steals Game 17—Antonio Walls, Alabama A&M vs. Albany St. REBOUNDS (GA), Jan. 5, 1998 Season 139—J.R. Gamble, Queens (NC), 2001 (32 Rebounds games) Game Career 53—Jim Roberts, Sewanee vs. Lambuth, Feb. 414—Jonte Flowers, Winona St., 2005-08 (141 24, 1958 games) Season 799—Elmore Smith, Kentucky St., 1971 (33 Average per Game games) Season Career 4.96—Wayne Copeland, Lynn, 2000 (129 in 26) 2,334—Jim Smith, Steubenville, 1955-58 (112 games) Career 4.46—Wayne Copeland, Lynn, 1999-2000 (254 in 57) Individual Records 3 ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL LEADERS FG% Player, Team vs. Opponent Date SINGLE-GAME RECORDS 100 (12-12) Vandyon Lockett, Hawaii Hilo vs. Fresno Pacific Feb. 4, 2016 100 (12-12) Tyrell Lewin, Simon Fraser vs. Concordia (CA) Nov. 26, 2016 Scoring 100 (12-12) Shaun Jones, Carson-Newman vs. Newberry Dec. 3, 2016 100 (12-12) Tyler Ross, Fla. Southern vs. Palm Beach Atl. Dec. 3, 2016 PTS Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 113 Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande vs. Hillsdale 1954 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 84 Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande vs. Alliance 1954 (Minimum 8 made) 82 Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande vs. Bluffton 1954 80 Paul Crissman, Southern California Col. vs. Pacific Christian 1966 3FG% Player, Team vs. Opponent Date 77 William English, Winston-Salem vs. Fayetteville St. 1968 100 (10-10) Rodney Edgerson, Ky. Wesleyan vs. Wis.-Parkside Jan. 25, 2007 75 Travis Grant, Kentucky St. vs. Northwood (MI) 1970 100 (9-9) Brad Joens, Wayne St. (NE) vs. MSU Moorhead Jan. 14, 2000 72 Nate DeLong, Wis.-River Falls vs. Winona St. 1948 100 (9-9) Josh Doyle, North Dakota vs. Upper Iowa Feb. 4, 2006 72 Lloyd Brown, Aquinas vs. Cleary 1953 100 (9-9) Amari Bryant, DBU vs. Okla. Panhandle Feb. 2, 2015 72 Clarence “Bevo” Francis, Rio Grande vs. California (PA) 1953 100 (9-9) Ryan Welty, Northwest Mo. St. vs. Northeastern St. Dec. 17, 2016 72 John McElroy, Youngstown St.
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