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2009-10 NCAA Men's Basketball Records (Division III) Division III Records Individual Records ....................................... 110 Team Records ................................................ 111 All-Time Individual Leaders ..................... 113 Annual Individual Champions ............... 117 Annual Team Champions ......................... 119 2009 Most-Improved Teams ................... 122 All-Time Winningest Teams ..................... 122 110 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Individual Records Division III men’s basketball records are based FIELD-GoAL ATTEMPTS on the performances of Division III teams since Game Free Throws the three-division reorganization plan was ad- 68—Jeff Clement, Grinnell vs. Illinois Col., Feb. 18, 1998 opted by the special NCAA Convention in August (26 made) FREE THROws Season 1973. Assists were added for the 1988-89 season; 742—Greg Grant, TCNJ, 1989 (387 made) Game blocked shots and steals were added for the 30—Rob Rittgers, UC San Diego vs. Menlo, Jan. 16, 1988 Career (30 attempts) 1992-93 season. In statistical rankings, the round- 2,149—Lamont Strothers, Chris. Newport, 1988-91 (1,016 made) Season ing of percentages and/or averages may indicate 249—Dave Russell, Shepherd, 1975 (293 attempts) ties where none exist. In these cases, the numeri- FIELD-GoAL PErcENTagE Career cal order of the rankings is accurate. Game 792—Matt Hancock, Colby, 1987-90 (928 attempts) (Min. 18 made) 100%— Franklyn Beckford, Lake Forest vs. CONSECUTIVE FREE THROws MADE Grinnell, Feb. 14, 2004 (18 of 18); Jason Light, Emory & Henry vs. King (TN), Dec. 2, 1995 (18 of 18) Game Scoring *Season 30—Rob Rittgers, UC San Diego vs. Menlo, Jan. 16, 1988 76.6—Travis Weiss, St. John’s (MN), 1994 (160 of 209) Season POINTS 59—Mike Michelson, Coast Guard (during 13 games, Jan. *Based on qualifiers for annual championship. 16 to Feb. 27, 1990) Game Career Career 77—Jeff Clement, Grinnell vs. Illinois Col., Feb. 18, 1998 (Min. 400 made) 73.6—Tony Rychlec, Mass. Maritime, 84—Dirk Rhinehart, Kalamazoo (16 games, Jan. 3-Dec. Season 1981-83 (509 of 692) 17, 2001) 1,044—Greg Grant, TCNJ, 1989 (32 games) Career FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 2,940—Andre Foreman, Salisbury, 1988-89, 91-92 (109 Game games) Three-Point Field Goals 30—Rob Rittgers, UC San Diego vs. Menlo, Jan. 16, 1988 (30 made) AVEragE PER GAME THRee-PoINT FIELD GOALS Season Season Game 326—Moses Jean-Pierre, Plymouth St., 1994 (243 made) 37.3—Steve Diekmann, Grinnell, 1995 (745 in 20) 21—Sami Wylie, Lincoln (PA) vs. Ohio St.-Marion, Dec. Career Career 2, 2006 928—Matt Hancock, Colby, 1987-90 (792 made) (Min. 1,400) 32.8—Dwain Govan, Bishop, 1974-75 (1,805 Season in 55) FRee-THROW PErcENTagE 186—Jeff Clement, Grinnell, 1998 (511 attempts) Game POINTS SCORED WITH NO TIME ELAPSING Career (Min. 30 made) 100%—Rob Rittgers, UC San Diego vs. Game 526—John Grotberg, Grinnell, 2006-09 (1,523 attempts) Menlo, Jan. 16, 1988 (30 of 30) 24—Rob Rittgers, UC San Diego vs. Menlo, Jan. 16, 1988 THRee-PoINT FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME *Season (made 24 consecutive free throws due to 12 bench Season 96.3%—Korey Coon, Ill. Wesleyan, 2000 (157 of 163) technical fouls) 8.5—Jeff Clement, Grinnell, 1998 (186 in 22) *based on qualifiers for annual championship CONSECUTIVE POINTS SCORED Career Career Game 5.7—Jeff Clement, Grinnell, 1996-99 (516 in 91) (Min. 250 made) 92.5%—Andy Enfield, Johns Hopkins, 25—Andy Panko, Lebanon Valley vs. Frank. & Marsh., Jan. CONSECUTIVE THRee-PoINT FIELD GOALS 1988-91 (431 of 466) 19, 1998 (Min. 500 made) 86.2%—Brad Clark, Wis.-Oshkosh, 1997- Game 2000 (535 of 621) GAMES SCORING AT LEAST 50 POINTS 11—Joe Goldin, Randolph-Macon vs. Emory & Henry, Season Feb. 16, 1997 4—Mike Hoyt, Mt. St. Mary (NY), 2007 Season 16—John Richards, Sewanee (during five games, Feb. 10 Rebounds Career to Feb. 25, 1990) 4—Mike Hoyt, Mt. St. Mary (NY), 2004-07; Jeff Clement, Grinnell, 1996-99; Steve Diekmann, Grinnell, 1993-95 CONSECUTIVE GAMES MAKING A THRee- REBOUNDS POINT FIELD GOAL GAMES SCORING IN DOUBLE FIGURES Game Season 36—Mark Veenstra, Calvin vs. Colorado St.-Pueblo., Feb. 3, Career 31—Troy Greenlee, DePauw, Nov. 17, 1989, to March 1976; Clinton Montford, Methodist vs. Warren Wilson, 116—Lamont Strothers, Chris. Newport, 1988-91 17, 1990 Jan. 21, 1989 CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING IN Career Season DOUBLE FIGURES 75—Chris Carideo, Widener, 1992-95 579—Joe Manley, Bowie St., 1976 (29 games) Career THRee-PoINT FIELD-GoAL ATTEMPTS Career 1,628—Michael Smith, Hamilton, 1989-92 (107 games) 116—Lamont Strothers, Chris. Newport, from Nov. 20, Game 1987, to March 8, 1991 52—Jeff Clement, Grinnell vs. Illinois Col., Feb. 18, 1998 AVEragE PER GAME (19 made) Season Season 19.97—Joe Manley, Bowie St., 1976 (579 in 29) 511—Jeff Clement, Grinnell, 1998 (186 made) Career Field Goals Career (Min. 900) 17.4—Larry Parker, Plattsburgh St., 1975-78 1,532—Jeff Clement, Grinnell, 1996-99 (516 made) (1,482 in 85) FIELD GOALS THRee-PoINT FIELD-GoAL ATTEMPTS PER Game GAME 29—Ryan Hodges, Cal Lutheran vs. Redlands, Jan. 15, Season 2005 (31 attempts); Shannon Lilly, Bishop vs. Southwest Assists 23.2—Jeff Clement, Grinnell, 1998 (511 in 22) Assembly of God, Jan. 31, 1983 (36 attempts) Career ASSISTS Season 16.8—Jeff Clement, Grinnell, 1996-99 (1,532 in 91) 394—Dave Russell, Shepherd, 1975 (687 attempts) Game Career THRee-PoINT FIELD-GoAL PErcENTagE 26—Robert James, Kean vs. NJIT, March 11, 1989 1,140—Andre Foreman, Salisbury, 1988-89, 91-92 (2,125 Game Season attempts) (Min. 11 made) 100%—Joe Goldin, Randolph-Macon vs. 391—Robert James, Kean, 1989 (29 games) CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS Emory & Henry, Feb. 16, 1997 (11 of 11) Career Season 917—Tennyson Whitted, Ramapo, 2000-03 (108 games) Game (Min. 40 made) 67.0%—Reggie James, NJIT, 1989 (59 of 18—Franklyn Beckford, Lake Forest vs. Grinnell, Feb. 14, 88) AVEragE PER GAME 2004; Jason Light, Emory & Henry vs. King (TN), Dec. (Min. 90 made) 56.9%—Eric Harris, Bishop, 1987 (91 of Season 2, 1995 160) 13.5—Robert James, Kean, 1989 (391 in 29) Season Career Career 24—Todd Richards, Mount Union, 2000 (during five (Min. 200 made) 51.3%—Jeff Seifriz, Wis.-Whitewater, (Min. 550) 9.4—David Arseneault, Grinnell, 2006-09 (854 games) 1987-89 (217 of 423) in 91) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 111 Blocked Shots Steals Games BLOCKED SHOTS STEALS GAMES PLAYED Game Game Season 18—John Bunch, Lincoln (PA) vs. New Jersey City, Jan. 17—Matt Newton, Principia vs. Harris-Stowe, Jan. 4, 1994 34—Nick Bennett, Kyle Grusczynski, Jason Kaslow, Neal 19, 2004; John Bunch, Lincoln (PA) vs. Valley Forge, Season Krajnik, Eric Maus and Tamaris Releford, Wis.-Stevens Dec. 13, 2003 189—Moses Jean-Pierre, Plymouth St., 1994 (30 games) Point, 2004; Thane Anderson, Matt Benedict, Tim Season Career Blair, Lanse Carter, Mike Johnson, Todd Oehrlein, Mike 198—Tory Black, NJIT, 1997 (26 games) 448—Tennyson Whitted, Ramapo, 2000-03 (108 games) Prasher and Derrick Shelton, Wis.-Eau Claire, 1990 Career Career 576—Ira Nicholson, Mt. St. Vincent, 1994-97 (100 games) AVEragE PER GAME 124—Tonton Balenga, Va. Wesleyan, 2005-08 Season AVEragE PER GAME 6.3—Moses Jean-Pierre, Plymouth St., 1994 (189 in 30) Season Career 7.6—Tory Black, NJIT, 1997 (198 in 26) 5.5—Moses Jean-Pierre, Plymouth St., 1993-94 (303 in Career 55 games) 6.1—Neil Edwards, York (NY), 1998-2000 (337 in 55) Team Records Note: Where records involve both teams, each FIELD-GoAL PErcENTagE FEWEST FREE THROws MADE team must be an NCAA Division III member 89.8%—St. Norbert vs. Grinnell, Jan. 28, 2000 (44 of 49) 0—Many teams institution. FIELD-GoAL PErcENTagE, HALF FEWEST FRee-THROW ATTEMPTS 95.7—Beloit vs. Grinnell, Jan. 27, 2001 (22 of 23) 0—Many teams SINGle-GAME RECORDS FRee-THROW PErcENTagE (Min. 28 made) 10.0%—Albany (NY) vs. SUNY Potsdam, Three-Point Field Goals Feb. 19, 1994 (28 of 28) Scoring (Min. 30 made) 97.2%—Ill. Wesleyan vs. North Park, Feb. THRee-PoINT FIELD GOALS 19, 2003 (35 of 36) (Min. 45 made) 92.6%—Grinnell vs. Beloit, Jan. 10, 1998 POINTS 37—Redlands vs. La Sierra, Dec. 13, 2003 (97 attempts) (50 of 54) 201—Lincoln (PA) vs. Ohio St.-Marion (78), Dec. 2, 2006 THRee-PoINT FIELD GOALS, BOTH TEAMS FRee-THROW PErcENTagE, BOTH TEAMS POINTS BY LOSING TEAM 47—Redlands (35) vs. Whittier (12), Feb. 21, 2004 (Min. 20 made) 100%—Bethel (MN) (15 of 15) vs. Carleton 153—Redlands vs. Cal Baptist, Dec. 10, 2004; Chapman vs. CONSECUTIVE THRee-PoINT FIELD GOALS (5 of 5), Feb. 24, 2004 Redlands, December 4, 2003 (3ot) MADE WITHOUT A MISS (Min. 30 made) 94.9%—Muskingum (30 of 31) vs. Ohio Wesleyan (7 of 8), Jan. 10, 1981 (37 of 39) POINTS, BOTH TEAMS 11—Willamette vs. Western Baptist, Jan. 8, 1987 315—Simpson (167) vs. Grinnell (148), Nov. 19, 1994 NUMBER OF DIFFERENT PLAYERS TO SCORE A POINTS IN A HALF THRee-PoINT FIELD GOAL, ONE TEAM 104—Lincoln (PA) vs. Ohio St.-Marion (78), Dec. 2, 2006 14—Redlands vs. Caltech, Jan. 29, 2005 Rebounds (second half) THRee-PoINT FIELD-GoAL ATTEMPTS REBOUNDS POINTS SCORED WITH NO TIME ELAPSING 106—Redlands vs. La Sierra, Jan. 6, 2005 (35 made) OFF OF THE CLOCK 98—Alma vs. Marion, Dec. 28, 1973 THRee-PoINT FIELD-GoAL ATTEMPTS, BOTH 24—UC San Diego vs. Menlo, Jan. 16, 1988 (made 24 con- REBOUNDS, BOTH TEAMS TEAMS secutive free throws due to 12 bench technical fouls) 124—Chapman (65) vs. Redlands (59), Dec. 5, 2003; Ill. 119—Redlands (82) vs. Chapman (37), Dec. 5, 2003 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED Wesleyan (62) vs.
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