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Day Date Opponent Time H/A Tue. Nov. 3 at Carlow University (Pa.) 7:00 p.m. A Fri. Nov. 6 at Cincinnati Christian Tourney TBA N Sat. Nov. 7 at Cincinnati Christian Tourney TBA N Fri. Nov. 13 SHAWNEE STATE 7:30 p.m. H Sat. Nov. 14 RIO GRANDE (Homecoming) 5:00 p.m. H Fri. Nov. 20 at Rio Grande Bevo Francis Classic TBA N Sat. Nov. 21 at Rio Grande Bevo Francis Classic TBA N Tue. Nov. 24 * at Bethel College (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Tue. Dec. 1 * GOSHEN COLLEGE (Ind.) 7:30 p.m. H Sat. Dec. 5 * at Spring Arbor University (Mich) 3:00 p.m. A Sat. Dec. 12 at Cedarville University (Ohio) 7:30 p.m. A Tue. Dec. 15 NORTHWESTERN OHIO 7:30 p.m. H Thu. Dec. 17 at Ohio Christian University 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Dec. 19 SIMMONS COLLEGE (Ky.) 1:00 p.m. H Wed. Dec. 30 KENYON COLLEGE 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Jan. 2 * at Taylor University (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. A Wed. Jan. 6 * SAINT FRANCIS (Ind.) 7:30 p.m. H Sat. Jan. 9 * at Huntington University (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. A Tue. Jan. 12 * MARIAN UNIVERSITY (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Jan. 16 * GRACE COLLEGE (Ind.) 4:00 p.m. H Tue. Jan. 19 * at Indiana Wesleyan 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Jan. 23 * SPRING ARBOR (Mich.) 3:00 p.m. H Tue. Jan. 26 * BETHEL COLLEGE (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Jan. 30 * at Goshen College (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. A Wed. Feb. 3 * at Saint Francis (Ind.) 7:30 p.m. A Sat. Feb. 6 * TAYLOR UNIVERSITY (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. H Tue. Feb. 9 * at Marian University (Ind.) 7:00 p.m. A Sat. Feb. 13 * HUNTINGTON (Ind.) 3:00 p.m. H Tue. Feb. 16 * INDIANA WESLEYAN 7:00 p.m. H Sat. Feb. 20 * at Grace College (Ind.) 4:00 p.m. A HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPITALS * denotes Crossroads League games mvnucougars.com TABLE OF CONTENTS 2015-2016 Basketball Schedule ...... Inside Front Cover MVNU Quick Facts ...... 1 University Information ...... 2-3 Head Coach Jared Ronai ...... 4 Assistant Coaches ...... 5 Sports Information Director...... 5 2015-2016 Cougar Roster ...... 6 Player Profiles...... 6-11 2015-2016 Season Outlook ...... 12 Basketball Facilities ...... 13 2014-2015 Results and Statistics ...... 14-15 MVNU’s Affiliations ...... 16-17 2014-2015 Individual Honors...... 17 2014-2015 Crossroads League Information ...... 18-20 MVNU’s Year-by-Year Results ...... 21 NAIA and NCCAA National Tournament Teams ...... 22-24 MVNU Basketball Honor Roll...... 25-26 Cougar Wall of Fame Inductees ...... 27 Individual, Team, and Career Records ...... 28-30 Cougars in the Pros ...... 31 Series Records Versus Opponents ...... 32 Athletic Department Directory...... Inside Back Cover

MVNU QUICK FACTS Location: ...... 800 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050 Founded: ...... 1964 President: ...... Dr. Henry W. Spaulding II Denomination: ...... Church of the Nazarene Enrollment: ...... 2,131 Nickname: ...... Cougars Colors: ...... Blue and Green Basketball Facility: ...... Ariel Arena Seating Capacity: ...... 2,020 Conference: ...... Crossroads League National Affiliations: ...... NAIA

Credits: The 2015-2016 Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s basketball media guide was written and edited by Kirk McDonnell, Sports Information Director. The cover was designed by the MVNU Marketing Department. Individual photos by Bruce Heflin.

1 Cougar Basketball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Founded in 1964 by the Church of the Nazarene, Mount Vernon Nazarene University held its first classes in October of 1968 on the former Lakeholm farm in Mount Vernon, Ohio. The land was purchased by public subscription and donated to the university. With an enrollment of around 2,200 students, MVNU is the official university of the East Central Educational Region of the Church of the Nazarene. The primary responsibility for sponsorship and support of the university is charged to the Nazarene congregations in Ohio, West Virginia, and the eastern half of Kentucky. The aspiration of the university is that academic and student life activities be integrated in a Wesleyan holiness tradition to facilitate character, value, and cultural development to improve the quality of life. This is expressed in the motto: "To seek to learn is to seek to serve." The university offers more than 80 academic programs and a full range of pre-professional programs while granting associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees. MVNU offers 11 intercollegiate sports (men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, and men’s and women’s golf), and students can take part in an active intramural program. The Campus

The MVNU campus consists of 400 tree-filled acres on the Lakeholm farm. The gently rolling fields, bordered on the rear by the Kokosing River, constitute a campus of natural beauty. The university buildings are of Williamsburg colonial design blending well with the site and complementing Mount Vernon's reputation as "Ohio's Colonial City." Four dorms (Pioneer, Oakwood, Galloway, and Redwood) and seven apartment complexes (Maplewood, Elmwood, Rosewood, Cedar, Birch, Spruce, and Cypress) provide quality living quarters for residential students. Major buildings include: Faculty, Founders, and Regents Halls (three large classroom buildings), the R.R. Hodges Chapel/Fine Arts Complex, the Jetter School of Business, the Hyson Campus Center, the Lakeholm Administration Building, the Physical Education Center, Donoho Recreation Center, and Prince Student Union, the Thorne Library/Learning Resource Center, and the Jennie K. Moore Family and Consumer Science Building. The university also holds classes in the Buchwald Center and Hunter Hall in downtown Mount Vernon as well. 2 Cougar Basketball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

In addition to the central campus, the university owns a 70-acre tract of woodland just six miles northeast of the city. Currently, this tract is used as a biological field station for MVNU's biology and natural resources programs. Academic Programs The university offers over 40 majors with more than 80 different programs from its 21 academic departments. Bachelor’s degrees are available in: Nursing, Accounting, Business Administration, Applied Business Technology, Management, Marketing, International Business, Early Childhood Education, Middle Childhood Education, Integrated Language Arts, Integrated Mathematics, Integrated Social Studies, Life Science Education, Physical Science Education, Music Education, Physical Education/Health, Spanish Education, Visual Arts Education, Integrated Business, Family and Consumer Sciences, Exercise Studies, Sports Management, Art, Music, Communication, Broadcasting, Drama, Graphic Design, English, Professional Writing, Spanish, Biology, Chemistry, Pre-Allied Health Programs, Medical Technology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Children’s Ministries, Educational Ministries, Youth Ministries, Philosophy, Religion, History, Psychology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, and Sociology. In addition, MVNU offers associate’s degrees in: Applied Business Technology, Business Administration, Church Music, Family Life Management, Child Development Administration, Fitness Management, Business Data Processing, and Human Services. For more information, contact the admissions office at 1-866-462-6868. President Dr. Henry W. Spaulding II was elected as the seventh president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University on November 2, 2012. Before his election, he served briefly as interim president. He first came to MVNU to serve as the provost and chief academic officer in 2009. Dr. Spaulding was a professor at Nazarene Theological Seminary from 2007-2009 prior to coming to MVNU. He was also the dean of arts and sciences and professor of theology and philosophy at Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) University from 1995-2007. Dr. Spaulding received his undergraduate degree in history and religion from Trevecca Nazarene University. He went on to Nazarene Theological Seminary to earn a Master of Divinity degree. His doctoral work was done at Florida State University in religion and humanities. Dr. Spaulding has been married to Sharon for 40 years and they have three adult children: Shelly, Megan, and Henry III. 3 Cougar Basketball HEAD COACH JARED RONAI

Matt Moore is enteringJared Ronai-Head his fifth season Coach at the helm of the Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s2nd Season basketball team. The Cougars have posted a 49-71 overall record during hisJared previous Ronai enters four his years. second Heseason had as the the Headmost Coach wins ofof the any men’s coach bas- in program history after hisketball first program. two seasons Ronai guided (29 victories) the Cougars and to a he19-13 enters overall his record fifth and season a 9-9 mark in Crossroads League play last season. The Cougars, who made their first just 31 wins from beingCrossroads the second league-winningest tournament coach appearance in program since entering history. the league, made it to Prior to coming tothe MVNU, semifinals Moore and nearlyspen tupset four top seasons ranked Indiana as the Wesleyan top assistant University. coach Their 19 at Grace College in Winonavictories wereLake, one Ind. of the Duringbiggest seasonMoore’s turnaroundstime with in the the country Lancers, in 2014-15, the program posted a 95-44as theyrecord improved and bymade 12 wins back from-to the-back year before.trips to Last the year’s Elite record Eight was in also the the NAIA National Tournamentmost wins in in2008 a single and season 2009. for MVNU In ad sincedition, the 2008-09the team campaign. posted three consecutive 20-win seasonsRonai came during to MVNU that from span NCAA andDivision also I University finished of Northas Carolina-Ashevillethe National whereChristian he has served College as an Athletic Assistant AssociationCoach/Recruiting National Coordinator Tournament since 2013. Ronairunner was-up an twiceintegral in part 2003 of the UNC-Ashevilleand 2007. coaching staff, spearheading recruiting efforts along with assisting Head Coach Nick McDevitt with coordinationBesides of the daycoaching to day operations at Grace, of the Moore program. was Ronai an wasassistant the lead vars recruiterity coachfor the 2013at Logansport recruiting class whichHigh included School top 25 from players 2003 from- 2006Ohio, Northwhere Carolina, he worked and Virginia. under He alsoIndiana was in Highcharge Schoolof guard play,Hall tutoring of a 1st Team All-Conference and Big South Rookie of the Year along with a 2nd Team All-Conference Big South selection.Fame In Coach addition, Al Ronai Rhodes, assisted and in practice he served and game as anplanning assistant along withcoach creating for the new McDonald’son campus recruiting All- presentationsAmerican and Team film editsin 2005 for prospective when the student game athletes. was played in South Bend, Ind. He has also taken his knowledge of the game of basketball overseas and has worked with players “Firstand and coachesforemost, I inwant France, to thank Germany,my Lord and Saviorand Kenya Jesus Christ as partfor His of perfect missions timing tripsand for that guiding he myhas family throughtaken. this journey,” Ronai said. “I also want to thank Coach Veale, Dr. Spaulding, Dr. Sessink, and the rest of the search committee for the opportunity to continue my coaching career at such a wonderful University. I also want to thank NickMoore McDevitt, graduated John Ellenwood, from Grace and my in father, 2002 Bob with Ronai; a degree all incredible in Secondary head coaches Education. I have had the As opportunitya four- toyear learn starter and grow for from. the MyLancers, wife and heI are dished ecstatic outabout 660 having career the opportunity assists, towhich come stillback rankshome to Ohiofourth and be in a programpart of such history. an exceptional He also community compiled and University. the fifth -Ihighest know the singlegreat reputation-season and assist tradition total of excellencewith 242 that thefor Mountan average Vernon Nazarene of 7.2 perUniversity game. men’s He program went hason andto Iget look a forward master’s to building degree our “RULEin Cougar”Physical culture Education one day and at one Ball step State at a time. University. This is going to take an incredible amount of commitment from both coaches and players, but I’m looking forward to and embrace the challenges ahead.” Moore and his wife, Anna, reside in Mount Vernon. They have two daughters, RonaiMcKenna is no strangerand to MyaOhio .college In additionbasketball tohaving coaching, spent four Moore seasons alsoat NCAA teaches Division inII Ashland the Physical University priorEducation to joining the Department. staff at UNC-Asheville. Ronai was also the lead recruiter for the Eagles resulting in the signings of eight Top-50 Ohio high school prospects. He tutored three 1st Team and four 2nd Team All-Conference players and assisted with game planning. Ronai specialized in defense and guard development at AU and in 2012-13 the Eagles finished as one the topASSISTANT four defenses in the Great LakesCOACH Intercollegiate AthleticES Conference. Ronai got his coaching start at Middletown High School in Middletown, Ohio, which boasts one of the top programs in the state. As the Associate Head CoachPat from Sayre 2007-09, is he enteringorganized and his coordinated second practice season planning, as onan court coaching, scouting, and conditioning. During his tenure at Middletown, he coached three 1st Team All-Conference players, two All-Ohio players, and assistantone two-time coachConference at PlayerMount of the Vernon Year. Nazarene University following two years as the top assistant coach at Goshen Ronai also served as a Graduate Assistant(Ind.) College.at the University During of Dayton the and was2011 a Strength-2012 andcampaign, Conditioning heIntern at the United States Naval Academyhelped in the summerto lead of the 2006. Goshen Maple Leafs to a 13-1 record to As a player, Ronai competed at bothstart the theNCAA year Division on I andthe II waylevels, to getting earning his start a atNo. UNC-Asheville 12 ranking before in finishing up at Georgia Southwesternthe NAIAState University Division (DII). II Atpoll Georgia – the Southwestern, highest ranking Ronai was in the program starting point guard for two seasons and receivedhistory. the Champions The Maple of Character Leafs Award, ranked which No.is given 1 into onlythe 32 Mid players-Central nation - ally. College Conference in defensive field goal percentage, Ronai is a 2006 graduate of Georgiatotal Southwestern rebounds State per and game, earned and his Mastersassists. of Education degree from the UniversitySayre, of Dayton who in 2009. is aHe graduate played for his of father Bowling Bob Rona Greeni at London State High University School where and he wasresides a first inteam All-OhioMount choice Vernon, and the conference, also served county as and thedistrict assistant player of the camp year. Hedirector posted over at 1,000the pointsMcCracken and 500 plusBasketball assists in his career.Camps for five years. Coaching runs in Ronai’s family with his father (Bob) amassing over 550 career wins at the high school and collegiate level. He served as the Head Coach at Urbana University from 1986-1997 and is currently the Athletic Direc- tor at Toledo St. John’s High School. HisSteve older brother, Kaufman Jason, is ain former his baseballthird season coach at Navyas a and graduate currently the head basketball coach and vice principalassistant at Chicago coach Bulls for Prep, the inMount Chicago. Vernon Nazarene University Ronai is married to Kristin Daugherty, of Warsaw River View, Ohio, and they have a son Kyler James. 4 Cougar Basketball HEAD COACH JARED RONAI

Matt Moore is entering his fifth season at the helm of the Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s basketball team. The Cougars have posted a 49-71 overall record during his previous four years. He had the most wins of any coach in program history after his first two seasons (29 victories) and he enters his fifth season just 31 wins from being the second-winningest coach in program history. Prior to coming to MVNU, Moore spent four seasons as the top assistant coach at Grace College in Winona Lake, Ind. During Moore’s time with the Lancers, the program posted a 95-44 record and made back-to-back trips to the Elite Eight in the NAIA National Tournament in 2008 and 2009. In addition, the team posted three consecutive 20-win seasons during that span and also finished as the National Christian College Athletic Association National Tournament runner-up twice in 2003 and 2007. Besides coaching at Grace, Moore was an assistant varsity coach at Logansport High School from 2003-2006 where he worked under Indiana High School Hall of Fame Coach Al Rhodes, and he served as an assistant coach for the McDonald’s All- American Team in 2005 when the game was played in South Bend, Ind. He has also taken his knowledge of the game of basketball overseas and has worked with players and coaches in France, Germany, and Kenya as part of missions trips that he has taken. Moore graduated from Grace in 2002 with a degree in Secondary Education. As a four-year starter for the Lancers, he dished out 660 career assists, which still ranks fourth in program history. He also compiled the fifth-highest single-season assist total with 242 for an average of 7.2 per game. He went on to get a master’s degree in Physical Education at Ball State University. Moore and his wife, Anna, reside in Mount Vernon. They have two daughters, McKenna and Mya. In addition to coaching, Moore also teaches in the Physical Education Department.

ASSISTANT COACHES

Ethan FaulknerPat Sayre is entering is hisentering first season his as ansecond Assistant seasonMen’s Basketball as anCoach at assistantMount Vernon coach Nazarene at University. Mount FaulknerVernon comes Nazarene to MVNU afterUniversity spending lastfollowing season at Northerntwo years Kentucky as theUniversity. top assistant coach at Goshen Faulkner(Ind.) wasCollege. named Assistant During Men’s theBasketball 2011 Coach-2012 at in campaign,NKU in July of 2014.he Faulkner’shelped primary to lead duties the include Goshen recruiting, Maple scouting Leafs and to working a 13- 1with record the point to guards.start the year on the way to earning a No. 12 ranking in Faulknerthe NAIA was a Divisionstudent assistant II poll for – thethe Norse highest during theranking 2013-14 in campaign. program Duringhistory. that time, The he Maplewas responsible Leafs forranked assisting No. with 1 daily in thepractices, Mid- game-dayCentral dutiesCollege and working Conference with the point in guards. defensive Faulkner field was agoal point guardpercentage, for NKU from 2009-12.total rebounds per game, and assists.

Over his four-yearSayre, career, who Faulkneris a graduate scored 728 of points Bowling in 117 gamesGreen played. State He University also left his markand in resides Northern Kenin - tucky’sMount annals, Vernon, dishing out also the 10th-most served assists as the all-time assistant (350) and campregistered director the 11th-best at thefree-throw McCracken percentage (.806).Basketball Camps for five years.

In NKU’s first season as a Division I program in 2012-13, Faulkner poured in 179 points, which included eight double-digit scoring performances, and delivered 89 assists. He closed NKU’s DII era during the 2011-12 campaign with 300 points, 130 assists and a spot onSteve the All-Great Kaufman Lakes isValley in Conferencehis third Secondseason Team. as Ina NKU’sgraduate NCAA Tournament game against Findlay,assistant Faulkner poured coach in a for career-best the Mount 24 points. Vernon Nazarene University

Coaching runs in the Faulkner family, as Ethan’s twin brother Evan is the head coach at Ripley High School in Charleston, W.Va. Josh Brown enters his first year as an assistant coach for the Cougars after a successful playing career at NCAA Division II Urbana University. Brown finished shooting 39% from 3 and 82% from the charity stripe in his three-year career at UU. Brown also ran Cross Country for Urbana, posting a 29:35 best in the 8k.

Also strong student, Brown was named to the 2012-13 GMAC Academic All Confer- ence Team and also served as the Vice President for the Mountain East Confer- ence Student Athletic Advisory Committee when Urbana joined the MEC in the fall of 2013. Brown was also very involved in the spiritual side of campus, serving as the Knights4Christ organization leader at UU.

After his playing career ended, Brown joined the Blue Knights coaching staff under Rob Summers for the 2014-15 season. He graduated in the spring of 2015 with his Bachelors in Mathematics and Secondary Education.

Along with his assistant coaching duties, Brown will also serve as the head coach of MVNU’s Developmental team.

Brown is working toward his Master’s in Business Administration at MVNU. He and his wife, Haley, married in June 2015. Steve Kaufman is in his fifth season as an assistant coach for the Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s basketball team.

Prior to coming to MVNU, Kaufman was a four-year player at Grace (Ind.) College where he was a member of two NAIA Division II Elite Eight teams in 2008 and 2009.

Kaufman is graduate of Mansfield Christian High School. He is currently working towards his master’s degree in Education and lives in Mount Vernon, Ohio.

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# Name# PLAYER Cl. Pos.YR Ht.POS Wt.HTHometownHOMETOWN PreviousHIGH SCHOOL School 0 Patrick0 Patrick Lucas Lucas JR FrC 6-C8 2106-8Madison,Madison, Va. VA MadisonMadison County County H.S. 2 Joey1 SchmitzMartell Medley SO GJr 6-G0 1856-3Carroll,Euclid, Ohio OH BloomEuclid-Carroll H.S. 2 Garrison Hinkle Sr F 6-5 Mount Gilead, OH Gilead Christian 3 Caleb Pasuik FR G 6-2 190 Carrolton, Ohio Carrolton H.S. 3 Jonathan Roby So G 6-4 Plain City, OH Shekinah Christian 10 Eric Miller FR G 5-10 165 Berlin, Ohio Berlin Hiland H.S. 4 Jacob Starinsky So G 6-3 Columbus, OH Hilliard Bradley 12 Cliff5 BusseyCaleb Williams JR SrG 6F/C-1 1756-9Toledo,New Bremen, Ohio OH CentralNew Bremen Catholic 15 Austin10 Josh Jones Gonzales FR JrF 6-G7 2005-7Cincinnait,Indianapolis, Ohio IN WintonTriton WoodsCentral H.S. 20 Brett11 VippermanXavier Holland FR G/FSo 6-G5 1955-11Mansfield,Palmyra, VAOhio AshlandFork Union H.S. Military 21 Josh12 AshwillTroy Williams JR SoG 6-F3 1756-6Dublin,New Bremen,Ohio OH DublinNew BremenScioto H.S. 22 Jeremiah14 Ben RiehleRoberts FR FrG 6-G5 1856-3Toledo,Edgerton, Ohio OH SylvaniaEdgerton Southview H.S. 23 Todd15 EntennmannCaleb Ledford FR FrG 6-G2 1706-0Bucyrus,Westerville, Ohio OH ColonelWesterville Crawford North H.S. 24 Eric21 RobyJosh Ashwill SR FrF 6-G7 2106-3PlainDublin, City, OH Ohio JonathanDublin Scioto Alder H.S. 32 Julian22 MarkHenderson Lieberman SR SoF 6-G4 1906-1Worthington,Seattle, WA Ohio ThomasDayton WorthingtonChristian H.S. 33 Jordi23 MasMatt Anglea SO SrC 6-10F 2356-4Barcelona,Columbus, Spain OH SpainWorthington Christian 24 Eric Roby So F 6-7 Plain City, OH Jonathan Alder 40 Jacob Starinsky SR G 6-3 210 Columbus, Ohio Hilliard Bradley H.S. 32 Julian Henderson So F 6-4 Worthington, OH Thomas Worthington 44 Cantyn Belmer FR F 6-6 200 Elgin, Ohio Marion Elgin H.S. 33 Malcolm Pittman So F 6-7 Huber Heights, OH Wayne

40 Grant Harder Jr C 6-7 Paulding, OH Paulding Jared Ronai42 Bryan - Head Redic Coach - 2ndJr seasonF 6-6 Westerville, OH Tree of Life Head Coach: Matt Moore Ethan FaulknerAssistant Coach - Assistant: Pat Sayre Coach - 1st season Graduate Assistant Coach: Stephen Kaufman Josh Brown - Assistant CoachPLAYER - 1st season PROFILES Steve Kaufman - Assistant Coach - 5th season CALEB WILLIAMS Will Smith - Student AssistantSenior, - 1st season Forward/Center, 6-9, 235 New Bremen, Ohio New Bremen High School 5 Birthdate: March 27, 1992 Major: Marketing

2012-2013 Season: Played in 26 games and averaged a career- high 13.3 points to go with 6.3 rebounds while leading the team with 49 blocked shots. Was named an NAIA Division II and NCCAA Scholar-Athlete as well as being a Capital One Academic All-District Team pick and a Capital One Academic All-America Third Team selection in the College Division. 2011-2012 Season: Played in 29 games with 28 starts and led the team in rebounding (6.6 rpg) and blocked shots (50) while averaging 8.5

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# PLAYER YR POS HT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 0 Patrick Lucas Fr C 6-8 Madison, VA Madison County 1 Martell Medley Jr G 6-3 Euclid, OH Euclid 2 Garrison Hinkle Sr F 6-5 Mount Gilead, OH Gilead Christian 3 Jonathan Roby So G 6-4 Plain City, OH Shekinah Christian 4 Jacob Starinsky So G 6-3 Columbus, OH Hilliard Bradley 5 Caleb Williams Sr F/C 6-9 New Bremen, OH New Bremen 10 Josh Gonzales Jr G 5-7 Indianapolis, IN Triton Central 11 Xavier Holland So G 5-11 Palmyra, VA Fork Union Military 12 Troy Williams So F 6-6 New Bremen, OH New Bremen 14 Ben Riehle Fr G 6-3 Edgerton, OH Edgerton 15 Caleb Ledford Fr G 6-0 Westerville, OH Westerville North 21 Josh Ashwill Fr G 6-3 Dublin, OH Dublin Scioto 22 Mark Lieberman So G 6-1 Seattle, WA Dayton Christian 23 Matt Anglea Sr F 6-4 Columbus, OH Worthington Christian 24 Eric Roby So F 6-7 Plain City, OH Jonathan Alder 32 Julian Henderson So F 6-4 Worthington, OH Thomas Worthington 33 Malcolm Pittman So F 6-7 Huber Heights, OH Wayne 40 Grant Harder Jr C 6-7 Paulding, OH Paulding 42 Bryan Redic Jr F 6-6 Westerville, OH Tree of Life

Head Coach: Matt Moore Assistant Coach: Pat Sayre Graduate Assistant Coach: Stephen Kaufman PLAYER PROFILES

EricCALEB Roby WILLIAMS SENIOR-FSenior, Forward/Center, 6-9, 235 Height:New 6’7 Bremen, Ohio Weight: 210 24 Hometown:New Bremen Plain City, High Ohio School 5 HighBirthdate: School: Jonathan March Alder 27, H.S. 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Son of Mike and Dana Roby...Majoring in Computer Science...Future plans include becoming a computer programmer... Enjoys sports, music, and programming in his free time. 2014-2015: Started in 31 of 32 games 2012for the- Cougars2013 Season averaging: 10.1 Played points andin 26 5.4 gamesrebounds...scored and averaged a season higha career 29 points- on 1/3/15 against Spring Arbor University...namedhigh 13.3 an points NAIA Daktronics to go with Scholar-Athlete. 6.3 rebounds while leading the team MVNU: Averaged 13.2 points per gamewith and 5.1749 reboundsblocked per shots game .in his Was first seasonnamed at MVNUan NAIA in 2013-14... Division Scored II a andseason high 21 points against Ohio Christian University on November 23rd... Crossroads League Honorable Mention Selection... Named to the Crossroads League All-NewcomerNCCAA Team. Scholar-Athlete as well as being a Capital One Academic Tiffin: Played his freshman season at AllTiffin-District University Team where hepick averaged and 8a pointsCapital per game... One AcademicNamed to the HonorAll-America Roll. High School: Prepped at Jonathon AlderThird High SchoolTeam where selection he played basketballin the andCollege football... Division. Named 1st Team2011 All-Ohio...-2012 District Player of the Year... County PlayerSeason of the Year...All: Played Metro in Team... 29 games Averaged with 19 points28 starts and 10 andrebounds led perthe game...Team team in ranked 2nd in the state...Named torebounding the Honor Roll(6.6 all rpg) four andyears. blocked shots (50) while averaging 8.5

Julian Henderson SENIOR-F Height: 6’4 Weight: 190 32 Hometown: Worthington, Ohio High School: Thomas Worthington H.S.

Personal: Son of Leonard and Tracy Henderson...Majoring in Graphic Design...Future plans included becoming a graphic designer. 2014-2015: Played in 24 appearances for the Cougars averaging 2.8 points and 1.6 rebounds...scored a season high 15 points against Concordia (Mich.) on 11/1/14. MVNU: Averaged 3.7 points and 2.5 rebounds per game through his first two seasons at MVNU...He has played in 46 career games. High School: Prepped at Thomas Worthington High School where he played basketball for four seasons...2nd Team All-OCC...Honorable Mention All-Dispatch...Coach Award for Most Clutch Player.

Jacob Starinsky SENIOR-G Height: 6’3 Weight: 210 40 Hometown: Columbus, Ohio High School: Hilliard Darby H.S.

Personal: Son of Matt and Gina Starinsky...Majoring in Computer Science with a minor in Biology. 2014-2015: Appeared in 19 games for the Cougars averaging 0.8 points and 0.4 rebounds...scored a season high 8 points against Kent State-Tuscarawas on 11/19/14. MVNU: Played in 46 games through his first two seasons as a Cougar. Starinsky has averaged 1.8 points and 1 rebound per game coming into the 2014-15 season. High School: Prepped at Hilliard Bradley High School where he played basketball for four seasons.

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Head Coach: Matt Moore Assistant Coach: Pat Sayre Graduate Assistant Coach: Stephen Kaufman PLAYER PROFILES

PatrickCALEB Lucas WILLIAMS JUNIOR-CSenior, Forward/Center, 6-9, 235 Height:New 6’8 Bremen, Ohio Weight: 210 3 New Bremen High School Hometown: Madison, Va. 5 HighBirthdate: School: Madison March County 27, 1992H.S. Major: Marketing Personal: Son of Howard and Patricia Lucas...Majoring in Exercise Studies/Sports Management. 2014-2015: Started in 11 of 32 appearences2012-2013 forSeason the Cougars...averaged: Played in 26 5.4games points, and 3.6 averaged rebounds asa careerwell as -recording 18 blocks, 16 steals, andhigh 14 assists...recorded 13.3 points to ago season with high6.3 15rebou pointsnds against while Indiana leading Tech the on team 11/8/14. High School: Prepped at Madisonwith County 49 blockedHigh School shots in Madison,. Was Virginia named where an heNAIA participated Division in basketII and- ball, track, and football...Won a VHSL State Championship in basketball in 2010...District, Regional, and State NCCAA Scholar-Athlete as well as being a Capital One Academic Champs. All-District Team pick and a Capital One Academic All-America Third Team selection in the College Division. 2011-2012 Season: Played in 29 games with 28 starts and led the team in rebounding (6.6 rpg) and blocked shots (50) while averaging 8.5 Cliff Bussey JUNIOR-G Height: 6’1 Weight: 175 12 Hometown: Toledo, Ohio High School: Central Catholic H.S.

2014-2015: Averaged 5.0 points and 2.6 rebounds for Owens Community College after transfering from NCAA Div. II Carson-Newman University.

Josh Ashwill JUNIOR-G Height: 6’3 Weight: 175 21 Hometown: Dublin, Ohio High School: Dublin Scioto H.S.

Personal: Son of Jayce and Margaret Ashwill... Majoring in Business Adminstration with a Minor in Finance... Interests include sports and anything competitive. 2014-2015: Started in all 32 appearences for the Cougars while averaging 8.7 points, 4.8 rebounds, 3.52 assists and 1.59 steals... scored a season high 26 points against Grace College on 2/25/15...was named Crossroads League Player of the Week (March 2, 2015) as well as being named to the Crossroads League All-Defensive Team. MVNU: Averaged 3.6 points and 2.7 rebounds per game as a freshman at MVNU in 2013-14...Scored a season high nine points against Bethel and Indiana Wesleyan. High School: Prepped at Dublin Scioto High School where he played basketball, volleyball, and soccer...Basketball: 1st Team All-Conference...2nd Team All-Conference...Honorable Mention All-Conference...2nd Team All-District...Honorable Mention All- State...Averaged 18 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 4.5 assists per game as a senior...Soccer: 1st Team All-Conference...2nd Team All-Conference...2nd Team All-District...Volleyball: Three Time 1st Team All-State...Three Time 1st Team All-Region...Three Time 1st Team All-District...Three Time 1st Team All-Conference...Two Time Conference Player of the Year...District Player of the Year... National Honor Society. 8 Cougar Basketball Clarence “Ike” Pearson Award as the NAIA Sports Information Director of the Year in 2008. 2015-2016 COUGAR ROSTER

Head Coach: Matt Moore Assistant Coach: Pat Sayre Graduate Assistant Coach: Stephen Kaufman PLAYER PROFILES

JoeyCALEB Schmitz WILLIAMS SOPHOMORE-GSenior, Forward/Center, 6-9, 235 Height:New 6’0 Bremen, Ohio Weight: 185 2 New Bremen High School Hometown: Carroll, Ohio 5 HighBirthdate: School: Bloom-Carroll March 27, H.S. 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Son of Joe and Jill Schmitz...Majoring in Business Administration...Future plans include becoming a basketball coach. 2012-2013 Season: Played in 26 games and averaged a career- 2014-2015: Started in 1 of 31 appearenceshigh 13.3 for points the Cougars to go withaveraging 6.3 rebou7.5 points,nds 2.4while rebounds, leading and the 1.77 team steals per game...scored a season highwith 24 points 49 blockedin his first shots college. gameWas againstnamed Grace an NAIABible College.Division II and High School: Prepped at Bloom-Carroll High School where he played basketball for four years...All-Ohio Spe- cial Mention...All-Metro Special Mention...NCCAA All-CentralScholar-Athlete District 2ndas wellTeam...Two as being Time a CapitalDistrict 11 One 1st Team...TwoAcademic Time Mid-State League 1st Team...DistrictAll-District 11 All-StarTeam Game,pick and and aJump25 Capital All-Star One Game...RankedAcademic All -3rdAmerica in school history in points scored...1,297 careerThird points...Averaged Team selection 19 points, in the 3.8 rebounds,College andDivision. 2.2 assists2011 per game...-2012 Honor Roll all four years. Season: Played in 29 games with 28 starts and led the team in rebounding (6.6 rpg) and blocked shots (50) while averaging 8.5 Jordi Mas SOPHOMORE-C Height: 6’10 Wieght: 235 33 Hometown: Barcelona, Spain High School: LLEO XIII H.S.

Personal: Son of Manel and Maria Mas...Majoring in Sports Management...Enjoys watching movies, swimming, and bowling in his free time. 2014-2015: Started in 21 of 32 apperances for the Cougars averaging 7.4 points and 5 rebounds per game... scored a season high 22 points against Marian University on 1/27/15. High School: Prepped at LLEO XIII high school in Barcelona, Spain.

Caleb Pasiuk FRESHMAN-G Height: 6’2 Weight: 190 3 Hometown: Carrolton, Ohio High School: Carrolton H.S.

Personal: Son of Ken and Chris Pasiuk...plans to major in Ministry. High School: Prepped at Carrolton High School where he participated in basketball and football for four years, and track & field and baseball for one year...helped Carrolton High win Sectional Championships in 2012 and 2013...named 1st Team All-Conference in 2014 and 2015...1st Team District 5 in 2014...1st Team All-Eastern District in 2014...2015 District 5 All-Star Game...off the field achieved Academic HOF and Scholar Athlete honors all four years as well as being ranked in the top 10 in his class.

9 Cougar Basketball Clarence “Ike” Pearson Award as the NAIA Sports Information Director of the Year in 2008. 2015-2016 COUGAR ROSTER

Head Coach: Matt Moore Assistant Coach: Pat Sayre Graduate Assistant Coach: Stephen Kaufman PLAYER PROFILES

EricCALEB Miller WILLIAMS FRESHMAN-GSenior, Forward/Center, 6-9, 235 Height:New 5’10 Bremen, Ohio Weight: 165 5 New Bremen High School Hometown: Berlin, Ohio 5 HighBirthdate: School: Berlin March Hiland 27, H.S. 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Son of Duane and Karen Miller...majoring in Business Administration and plans to be a business manager in the future...enjoys hanging2012 -out2013 withSeason friends, :golfing, Played fishing, in 26 gamesand playing and other averaged sports ina careerhis free -time. High School: Prepped at Highlandhigh High 13.3 School points in Berlin, to go Ohio, with where 6.3 rebou he participatednds while in leadingbasketball the for teamfour years...won a Division IV State titlewith with 49 Highland blocked as ashots freshman. Was in 2011-2012...named named an NAIA IVC Division Honorable II Menand- tion...District 5 All-Star Game...HonorNCCAA Roll student.Scholar -Athlete as well as being a Capital One Academic All-District Team pick and a Capital One Academic All-America Third Team selection in the College Division. 2011-2012 Season: Played in 29 games with 28 starts and led the team in rebounding (6.6 rpg) and blocked shots (50) while averaging 8.5 Austin Jones FRESHMAN-F Height: 6’7 Weight: 200 15 Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio High School: Winton Woods H.S.

Personal: Son of Martin and Angela Jones...majoring in Sports Management...plans to be a news reporter for professional basketball games...enjoys watching football and netflox in his spare time. High School: Prepped at Winton Woods High School in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he participated in basketball... was named Most Improved Player as a Senior...District 16 All-Star Game Participant...MVP of the Mercy Health Tip Off Classic...Honor Roll student...Most Improved in Math and Sociel Studies as a Junior.

Brett Vipperman FRESHMAN-G/F Height: 6’5 Weight: 195 20 Hometown: Mansfield, Ohio High School: Ashland H.S.

Personal: Son of Keith and Michelle Vipperman...currently undecided in his major...enjoys playing sports, and hanging out with friends and family in his free time. High School: Prepped at Ashland High School in Ashland, OH, where he participated in basketball for four years and golf for one year...In his time at Ashland he helped his team an Ohio Cardinal Conference Champion- ship as well as 2 Sectional Championships...named Ashland Arrow Player of the Year...Team Co-MVP...Division I All-Ohio Honorable Mention...Mansfield News Journal All-Star Game participant...achieved a record 22-2 season with Ashland high including 22 straight wins...led the state in 3 point field goal percentage.

10 Cougar Basketball Clarence “Ike” Pearson Award as the NAIA Sports Information Director of the Year in 2008. 2015-2016 COUGAR ROSTER

Head Coach: Matt Moore Assistant Coach: Pat Sayre Graduate Assistant Coach: Stephen Kaufman PLAYER PROFILES

JeremiahCALEB RobertsWILLIAMS FRESHMAN-GSenior, Forward/Center, 6-9, 235 Height:New 6’5 Bremen, Ohio Weight: 185 22 New Bremen High School Hometown: Toledo, Ohio 5 HighBirthdate: School: Sylvania March Southview 27, 1992 H.S. Major: Marketing Personal: Son of Rodrick Roberts and Tracey Epperson...majoring in Nursing...enjoys fishing, sleeping, and watching netflix. 2012-2013 Season: Played in 26 games and averaged a career- High School: Prepped at Sylvaniahigh High 13.3 School points in Sylvania to go Ohio,with 6.3where rebou he participatednds while inleading basketball the for team four years, and football for two years...achievedwith 49 blockeda perfect 22-0shots regular. Was season named as well an as NAIA an NLL Division League ChampiII and- onship in 2015 with Sylvania...wasNCCAA named 1stScholar Team- AllAthlete District...2nd as well Team as being All Region...Honorable a Capital One Academic Mention All State...and a participant in the Ohio-Kentucky All-Star game. All-District Team pick and a Capital One Academic All-America Third Team selection in the College Division. 2011-2012 Season: Played in 29 games with 28 starts and led the team in Toddrebounding Entenmann (6.6 rpg) and blocked shots (50) while averaging 8.5 FRESHMAN-G Height: 6’2 Weight: 170 23 Hometown: Bucyrus, Ohio High School: Colonel Crawford H.S.

Personal: Son of Steve and Konda Entenmann...majoring in Business administration and plans to be a Risk Manager...enjoys hanging out with friends, golfing, fishing, and hunting in his free time. High School: Prepped at Colonel Crawford High School in North Robinson, Ohio, where he participated in basktball for four years, baseball for two, and track and field for one...helped Colonel Crawford to Conference Championships in 2012, 2013, and 2015, Sectional Championships 2012-2015, District Championships in 2012 and 2013, and District Runner Up honors in 2014 and 2015...named All-Ohio...North/South Ohio All-Star Game participant...District player of the year...News Journal All-Star Game participant...scored 1,003 career points... holds the Crawford County 3 point record with 91 made field goals...helped Colonel Crawford to a 20 game win streak and the best record in school history...National Honor Society Member...Class Vice-President...Honor Roll Student. Cantyn Belmer FRESHMAN-F Height: 6’6 Weight: 200 44 Hometown: Elgin, Ohio High School: Marion Elgin H.S.

Personal: Son of Aaron and Kelly Belmer...plans to major in Biology with a Pre-Occupational Therapy Track... enjoys fishing and hunting in his free time. High School: Prepped at Elgin High School in Marion, Ohio, where he participated in basketball, baseball, and football for four years...assisted Elgin High to a baseball District Championship in 2014...named All-Star Central District, All-MOAC, and 1st Team Central District in both basketball and baseball...named Fahey Bank Athlete of the Month...recorded 18 ppg, and 11.3 rpg in basketball, and a .440 batting average in baseball...National Honor Society member...Honor Roll Student.

11 Cougar Basketball 2015-16 SEASON PREVIEW MOUNT VERNON, Ohio - The Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s basketball team enters the 2015- 2016 season after a successful first year under Head Coach Jared Ronai, in which the program made great strides towards success.

The Cougars played extremely well down the stretch last year, claiming two victories against then 21st ranked Grace College (Ind.) and upset number eight Bethel College (Ind.) MVNU recorded a 19-13 record and finished with a 9-9 mark in the Crossroads League, claiming fifth in the final standings. The 19 victories were the most in a single season since the 2008-09 campaign when the team posted 23 wins.

In 2014-2015, the Cougars featured several talented players including Martell Medley, Bryan Redic, Eric Roby (SR/Plain City, Ohio), and Josh Ashwill (JR/Dublin, Ohio) that contributed greatly to the success of the team.

Medley led the Cougars averaging 14.67 points and 5.0 rebounds per game on his way to receiving Cross- roads All-League 2nd Team honors, as well as being named Crossroads League Co-Player of the Week (Feb. 16, 2015).

Redic averaged 11.6 points and 3.9 rebounds per game for MVNU as he served as one of the key leaders for the Cougars. Redic garnered Crossroads League Honorable Mention honors, as well as being named CoSIDA Capital One Academic 1st Team All-American, CoSIDA Capital One Academic 1st Team All-District, and an NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete.

Eric Roby, one of the key returners in 2015-2016, averaged 10.1 points and paced the Cougars with 5.4 rebounds per game. Roby garnered NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete Honors for his efforts off the court.

Josh Ashwill returns after averaging 8.7 points and 4.8 rebounds per game while recording a team high 51 steals in 2014-15. Ashwill’s efforts earned him Crossroads League All-Defensive Team honors. Ashwill was also named Crossroads League Player of the Week (Mar. 2, 2015) one time in 2014-2015.

After falling in the Crossroads League Semifinals 64-61 to Indiana Wesleyan University in heartbreaking fashion the Cougars anticipate a successful 2015-2016 campaign.

While Medley and Redic have graduated, as well as fellow Senior Trey Vaughan (4.9 pts/0.8 reb), the Cougars will be powered in 2015-2016 by Roby, Ashwill, Jordi Mas (SO/Barcelona, Spain), and Joey Schmitz (SO/Carroll, Ohio).

Mas, a sophomore center from Barcelona Spain, looks to improve in upon his 7.4 point and 5.0 rebound per game effort in 2014-2015 to lead the Cougars in the post.

Schmitz, a sophomore guard from Carroll, Ohio, averaged 7.5 points and 2.4 rebounds while rotating at the guard position with Medley and Ashwill.

Coach Ronai and his staff also brought in a number of talented recruits during the offseason. Brett Vipper- man (FR/Mansfield, Ohio), Jeremiah Roberts (FR/Toledo, Ohio), Austin Jones (FR/Cincinnait, Ohio), Todd Entenmann, Cliff “CJ” Bussey, and Cantyn Belmer (FR/Elgin, Ohio) will all look to make in impact in their first year at MVNU.

The Cougars non-conference schedule will feature battles with Carlow University, Wright State-Lake, Univer- sity of Miami-Hamilton (Ohio), Shawnee State, University of Rio Grande, Cedarville University, University of Northwestern Ohio, Ohio Christian University, Simmons College of Kentucky, and Kenyon College.

Crossroads League play will feature home and away games against the nine other conference schools. Indiana Wesleyan University is the preseason favorite to contend for the Crossroads League title, while Grace College (Ind.), and Saint Francis (Ind.) are also expected to be at the top of the standings. Huntington (Ind.) University, Taylor (Ind.) University, Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, Goshen (Ind.) College, Marian (Ind.) University, and Bethel College (Ind.) will also all provide stiff competition for the Cougars in the rugged 18- game conference slate.

The Cougars open their season Tuesday on the road at Carlow University (Pa.) starting with the opening tip-off at 7:30 PM. 12 Cougar Basketball BASKETBALL FACILITIES The Mount Vernon Nazarene University men’s basketball team moved into brandThe new, Mount state-of-the-art Vernon Nazarene Ariel Arena University on Novembermen’s 8, basketball2013 with anteam 81- 62 movedvictory intoover brand the University new, state of- Akron-Wayneof-the-art Ariel College. Arena on November 8, 2013 with anAriel 81 -Arena62 victory features over threethe University full-sized ofathletic Akron courts-Wayne with College. a center court that hasAriel ‘horseshoe’ Arena features seating. three The full arena-sized seats athletic 2,020 courts people with including a center 144 court ‘VIP’that seats has with‘horseshoe’ backs and seating. arm rests The at centerarena seatscourt on2,020 the homepeople side, including which has144 all chair‘VIP’ backseats seating. with backs It can and also arm accommodate rests at center up tocourt 3,000 on people the home for a concertside, which or graduation. has all chair There back is aseating. spacious It lobbycan also area accommodate that overlooks upthe to arena3,000 and people features for thea concert Cougar or Wall graduation. of Fame Theredisplay is and a spacious other athletic lobby honarea- ors,that and overlooks there are thetwo arena concessions and features stands the – located Cougar at Wall each of end Fame of the display court on andthe concourseother athletic level. honors, There areand also there designated are two broadcast concessions booths stands for both – homelocated and visitingat each radio/video end of the broadcasts,court on the and concourse there are level. expanded There home are also lock - er roomsdesignated for the broadcast MVNU men’s booths basketball, for both women’s home basketball,and visiting and radio/video women’s volleyball teams as well as locker rooms for visiting teams and officials. broadcasts, and there are expanded home locker rooms for the MVNU All of the athletic department coaches and staff and the physical edu- men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and women’s volleyball teams as cation department faculty have offices in the new facility along with an athletic well as locker rooms for visiting teams and officials. training center and three classrooms. Expanded cardio fitness and weight All of the athletic department coaches and staff and the physical rooms are available for the entire campus community, and a special event banqueteducation hall willdepartment seat up to faculty 225 people. have offices in the new facility along with an athletic training center and three classrooms. Expanded cardio fitness and weight rooms are available for the entire campus community, and a special event banquet hall will seat up to 225 people.

13 Cougar Basketball Season Schedule Detailed men’s basketball team. Prior to coming to MVNU,Page 1 of 1 Kaufman was a four-year player at Grace (Ind.) College where he was a member of two NAIA Division II Elite Eight 2014-2015teamsRESULTS in 2008 and 2009 ANDand played LEADERS in 68 career games including a career-high 28 games as a junior. He is a RECORD: OVERALLgraduate of MansfieldHOME ChristianAWAY HighNEUTRAL School and is Date TimeALL GAMES: Opponent Score(11 WL-19) Record (6-7) SiteAttend(4 - 10) Leading Scorer(1 Leading-2) RebounderLeading Assis 10/28/147:00 pm hGrace Bible College 105-70currently W 1-0, 0-0working towards579 his (24) Medley,master’s Schmitz(10) Redicdegree (8)in Schmitz 10/31/143:30CONFERENCE: pm nAndrews University 69-52(3 W-15) (2-7) MOCC 0(1 - 8) (20) Schmitz(0 (10)-0) Medley (8) Ashwill 11/01/143:30 pm nConcordia (Mich.) 84-62Education W and3-0 lives in MOCCMount 0Vernon. (18) Medley (8) Roby (7) Medley 11/04/147:00NON pm- hSienaCONFERENCE: Heights (Mich.) 77-49(8 W-4) 4-0 (4-0) 556(3 - 2) (18) Redic (1(10)-2) Lucas (6) Medley 11/08/145:30 pm hIndiana Tech 75-60 W 5-0 1876 (17) Medley (9) Medley (7) Redic 11/11/147:00DATE pm aShawneeOPPONENT State (Ohio) 77-70 OT W SCORE5-0 W/L HIGH0 POINTS (17) Roby HIGH(9) Medley, REBOUNDS Ashwill (3) Medley, As 11/18/147:00 pm aIU East (Ind.) 69-72 L 6-1 Tiernan Center 0 (14) Medley, Redic (9) TEAM, Lucas (5) Medley 11/19/148:10 pm hKent State-Tuscarawas 92-50 W 6-1 578 (15) Vaughan 3 players with 7 (5) Medley 11/25/147:4011/02/12 pm* aSaint Francis# OHIO (Ind.) STATE 57-71-NEWARK L 7-2, 0-1 76CLHutzell-62 Athletic WCenter(20) 277 Dawson (26) Medley(14) (7) RobyZeltman (3) Medley 12/02/147:00 pm* hMarian (Ind.) 62-55 W 8-2, 1-1 538 (15) Roby (7) Ashwill, Mas (4) Ashwill 12/06/143:0011/03/12 pm* aHuntington# OHIO (Ind.) CHRISTIAN 56-55 W 9-2, 2-1 77CL-75 PlattW Arena(25) 0 Dawson (17) Medley(7) (5) Zeltman Roby, Mas (3) Redic 12/12/147:10 pm hOhio Christian University 65-63 W 10-2 546 (16) Ashwill (6) Lucas, Roby (6) Redic 12/13/147:3011/07/12 pm hCedarvilleat MadonnaUniversity (Mich.) 97-82 W 11-259-79 L (16)476 Williams (25) Medley(10) (11) Dawson Roby (4) Ashwill, Re 12/30/147:00 pm aRoosevelt (Ill.) 67-75 L 11-3 126 (20) Roby (9) Roby (6) Ashwill 12/31/144:00 pm aIU South Bend (Ind.) 82-84 2OT L 11-4 0 (26) Redic (14) Mas (7) Redic 01/03/153:0011/10/12 pm* hSpring LAWRENCEArbor (Mich.) TECH 80-60 (Mich.) W 12-4, 3-164-51 W (19)432 Williams (29) Roby (9)(6) Williams TEAM, Schmitz (7) Medley 01/06/157:00 pm* hTaylor (Ind.) 54-61 L 12-5, 3-2 657 (10) Schmitz, Redic (9) Ashwill (4) Redic 01/10/153:0011/12/12 pm* aIndianaAKRON Wesleyan-WAYNE 69-84 L 12-6, 3-3 86CL-76 LuckeyW Arena(33) 0 Wi (18)lliams Redic (12)3 players Williams with 5 (3) Medley, Re 01/13/157:00 pm* hGoshen (Ind.) 67-66 W 13-6, 4-3 653 (20) Medley (9) Ashwill (8) Ashwill 01/17/153:0011/16/12 pm* aBethel %(Ind.) vs. Brescia78-104 (Ky.) L 60-45 W (18)0 Williams (19) Redic (12)(5) LucasZeltman 3 players with 01/20/157:00 pm* aGrace (Ind.) 53-69 L 13-8, 4-5 0 (12) Vaughan (8) Roby (4) Redic 01/24/153:0011/17/12 pm* hSaint Francis% vs. (Ind.) Wilberforce 62-69 L 13-9, 4-669-77 L (20)0 Dawson (13) Schmitz(7) (8) Pittman Lucas, Redic (7) Redic 01/27/157:01 pm* aMarian (Ind.) 62-50 W 14-9; 5-6 CL 324 (22) Mas 4 players with 6 (7) Redic 01/31/153:00 pm* hHuntington (Ind.) 59-69 L 14-10, 5-7 438 (15) Medley, Redic (7) Medley (6) Ashwill 02/03/157:0011/20/12 pm* aTaylor *at(Ind.) Grace (Ind.)56-54 W 15-10, 6-751 CL-78 OdleL Arena(20) 363 Dawson (16) Ashwill(9) (9) Williams Ashwill (4) Redic 02/07/153:00 pm* hIndiana Wesleyan 75-92 L 15-11, 6-8 0 (18) Roby (6) TEAM, Roby (4) Medley, As 02/10/157:0011/27/12 pm* aGoshen* (Ind.)TAYLOR (Ind.)77-85 L 48-61Gunden GymnasiumL (16) 0 Williams (18) Ashwill(9) (8) Z Ashwilleltman (8) Medley 02/14/153:00 pm* hBethel (Ind.) 87-74 W 16-12, 7-9 517 (23) Medley (13) Mas (6) Ashwill 02/17/157:0012/01/12 pm* hGrace (Ind.)*at Indiana Wesleyan77-70 W 17-12, 8-968-78 L (16)1123 Anglea (20) Medley(5) (6) Anglea Medley, Schmitz (6) Redic 02/21/153:00 pm* aSpring Arbor (Mich.) 70-58 W 18-12, 9-9 CL SAU Fieldhouse 668 (19) Redic (9) Mas (9) Medley 02/25/157:00 pm aGrace (Ind.) 92-86 W 19-12 MOCC(16) 0 Dawson (26) Ashwill (6) Medley (3) Ashwill 02/28/153:00 pm aIndiana Wesleyan 61-64 L 19-13 Luckey Arena 0 (11) Roby (7) Mas (4) Medley, Re 12/04/12 at Ohio Christian 72-64 W (26) Dawson (11) Williams

RECORD: 12/07/12Overall& Record vs. Tennessee Home Wesleyan Away Neutral73-83 L (22) Williams (8) Dawson (19-13) (11-4) (6-9) (2-0) 12/08/12 & at Bryan (Tenn.) 83-64 W (21) Dawson (8) Zeltman ATTENDANCE SUMMARY: TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME 12/14/12 at Trine (Ind.) 8969 65-82 597 L (35) Dawson (7) Williams AWAY 1758 117 NEUTRAL 0 0 TOTAL 12/15/12 at Grace Bible (Mich.) 10727 75-73 335 W (24) Dawson (6) Williams

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2014-2015 STATISTICS

Record: Overall Home Away Neutral NAME G FG-FGAAll Games% 3FG-FGA %(19-13)FT-FTA (11-4)% (6-9)REB-RPG (2-0) A TO BS ST PTS-PPG Conference (9-9) (5-4) (4-5) (0-0) Dawson 29 183-480 Non-Conference.381 62-201 .308(10-4)142-184 (6-0).772 (2-4)142-4.9 (2-0) 111 91 4 67 570-19.7 Williams 26 127-275 .462 1-11 .091 91-119 .765 163-6.3 33 63 49 24 346-13.3 TOTAL 3-PT REBOUNDS # PlayerLieberman 30 GP88 GS-238 MIN .370AVG FG39 FGA-115 PCT.339 FG FGA30 PCT-42 FT.714 FTA PCT92 -OFF3.1 DEF 52TOT 70R/G PF3 A35 TO 245BLK- ST8.2 PTS P/G 0 Patrick Lucas 32 11 542 16.9 77 133 .579 0 0 .000 20 56 .357 47 68 115 3.6 75 14 29 18 16 174 5.4 1 MartellHolland Medley23 3041 28-142 921.289 30.7 15918 372-48 .427.375 40 10535 .381-47 82.745 112 .73261-2.7 34 11732 15139 5.0 761081 22 90135 16- 455.9 440 14.7 2 JoeyZeltman Schmitz 30 3170- 1135 645.519 20.8 715 196-10 .362.500 44 12930 .341-50 48.600 63 .762177-5.9 24 5137 7538 2.422 60 5519 33175 4- 305.8 234 7.5 3 Jonathan Roby 13 0 31 2.4 5 8 .625 2 4 .500 0 3 .000 1 1 2 0.2 2 3 2 1 0 12 0.9 4 JacobAngle Starinskya 30 1942- 0104 88.404 4.6 611- 1638 .375.289 2 224 1.00-30 2.800 2 1.0088-2.9 0 826 846 0.44 5 314 5119 1- 4.0 1 16 0.8 10 Isaiah McQueen 12 0 72 6.0 1 9 .111 0 4 .000 8 10 .800 1 4 5 0.4 10 5 4 1 0 10 0.8 12 TroyHenderson Williams 29 2035- 0115 101.304 5.1 512- 2053 .250.226 0 017 .000-23 5.739 9 .55681-2.8 6 1512 2136 1.110 13 410 199 1- 3.4 0 15 0.8 15 TreyPittman Vaughan 27 2831 4-58 317.534 11.3 481 127-1 .3781.000 35 1019 .347-15 7.600 9 .77852-1.9 7 156 2216 0.8 406 177 2072 1- 132.7 138 4.9 21 Josh Ashwill 32 32 1068 33.4 96 170 .565 16 42 .381 70 87 .805 54 99 153 4.8 86113 57 15 51 278 8.7 24 Eric WilliamsRoby 26 3225 31-54 887.463 27.7 1160 275-0 .422.000 53 14611 .363-16 37.688 55 .67360-2.3 20 15212 17225 5.4 714 217 3961 6- 212.3 322 10.1 32 Julian Henderson 24 0 230 9.6 22 60 .367 11 38 .289 11 14 .786 3 35 38 1.6 15 15 8 1 1 66 2.8 33 JordiShetler Mas 19 3212 21-33 521.364 16.3 10212 162-30 .630.400 0 14 .000-4 331.000 48 .6888-.04 49 111 1602 6 5.0 900 193 5040 26- 142.1 237 7.4 42 Bryan Redic 32 32 1050 32.8 146 290 .503 36 83 .434 43 70 .614 18 106 124 3.9 85115 90 14 26 371 11.6 TEAM Crum 7 4-14 .286 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 7-1.062 47 1091 8 1 0 5 8- 1.1 Mount VernonGonzales Nazarene (Oh3 321-2 6475.500 854 18381-1 .4651.000 239 6550 .365366-0 .000 538 .6804- 3261.3 829 11552 36.14 6284920 1 433 1063- 2181.0 2313 72.3 Opponents 32 6475 740 1754 .422 199 598 .333506 692 .731 272 743 1015 31.7 520387 398 69 206 2185 68.3 Starinsky 22 6-16 .375 2-6 .333 7-13 .538 11-.5 7 3 3 6 21- 1.0 TEAM STATISTICSDodds 6 1-12MVNU.083 OPP 0-4 Date.000 Opponent2-4 .500 4-.7 Score2 2 W L0 4 Record4 Attend- 0.7 SCORING 2313 2185 10/28/14 hGrace Bible College 105-70 W 1-0, 0-0 579 Points perRoby game 3 0-0 72.3.000 68.3 0-0 10/31/14.000 nAndrews1-2 University.500 1-.3 69-520 1 W 0 0 1- 0.30 Scoring margin 4.0 - 11/01/14 nConcordia (Mich.) 84-62 W 3-0 0 FIELD GOALS-ATTHinkle 1 854-18380-0 .000 740-1754 0-0 11/04/14.000 hSiena0-0 Heights.000 (Mich.)0-.0 77-490 0 W 0 0 4-00- 0.0 556 Field goalTeam pct .465 .422 11/08/14 hIndiana Tech 108 75-606 W 5-0 1876 3 POINT FG-ATT 239-655 199-598 11/11/14 aShawnee State (Ohio) 77-70 OT W 5-0 0 3-point FGTotals pct 30 666-1678.365.397 .333164-51811/18/14.317 aIU403 East-549 (Ind.).734 516-39.7 69-72335 454 L107 221 18996-1-63.3 0 3-pt FG made per game 7.5 6.2 11/19/14 hKent State-Tuscarawas 92-50 W 6-1 578 FREE THROWS-ATTOpponents 30 737366-538-1710 .431 506-692167-52211/25/14.320 * aSaint422-586 Francis.720 (Ind.)469-36.1 57-71371 417 L108 7-2,253 0-12063 CL-68.8 277 Free throw pct .680 .731 12/02/14 * hMarian (Ind.) 62-55 W 8-2, 1-1 538 REBOUNDS 1155 1015 12/06/14 * aHuntington (Ind.) 56-55 W 9-2, 2-1 CL 0 Rebounds per game 36.1 31.7 12/12/14 hOhio Christian University 65-63 W 10-2 546 Rebounding margin 4.4 - 12/13/14 hCedarville University 97-82 W 11-2 476 ASSISTS 492 387 12/30/14 aRoosevelt (Ill.) 67-75 L 11-3 126 Assists per game 15.4MEDIA 12.1 12/31/14 INFORMATION aIU South Bend (Ind.) 82-84 2OT L 11-4 0 TURNOVERS 433 398 01/03/15 * hSpring Arbor (Mich.) 80-60 W 12-4, 3-1 432 Turnovers per game 13.5 12.4 01/06/15 * hTaylor (Ind.) 54-61 L 12-5, 3-2 657 Turnover margin 1.1 - 01/10/15 * aIndiana Wesleyan 69-84 L 12-6, 3-3 CL 0 Assist / turnoverVisiting ratio media1.1 members 1.0 01/13/15 are encouraged * hGoshen (Ind.) to attend67-66 any W and all 13-6, MVNU 4-3 653 STEALS 218 206 01/17/15 * aBethel (Ind.) 78-104 L 0 Steals perhome game games. Cumulative6.8 6.4 statistics01/20/15 * aGrace and (Ind.) game notes53-69 are availabl L 13-8,e 4-5 prior 0 BLOCKS 106 69 01/24/15 * hSaint Francis (Ind.) 62-69 L 13-9, 4-6 0 Blocks perto game any game upon3.3 request 2.2 01/27/15and programs * aMarian (Ind.) are produced62-50 for W every 14-9; 5-6 homeCL 324 ATTENDANCE 8969 1758 01/31/15 * hHuntington (Ind.) 59-69 L 14-10, 5-7 438 Home games-Avg/Gamegame. Phone 15-597lines 15-117are available02/03/15 *on aTaylor a (Ind.)first-come first56-54-served W 15-10, basis, 6-7 CL and 363 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-0 02/07/15 * hIndiana Wesleyan 75-92 L 15-11, 6-8 0 post-game faxing or e-mailing02/10/15 can * aGoshenalso (Ind.)be done on 77-85request. L In addition, 0 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL 02/14/15 * hBethel (Ind.) 87-74 W 16-12, 7-9 517 Opponentsall Cougar basketball1007 1150 14 14 information 2185 02/17/15 *ca hGracen be (Ind.) accessed 77-70by visiting W the 17-12, team’s 8-9 1123 Mount Vernon Nazarene (Oh 1111 1169 21 12 2313 02/21/15 * aSpring Arbor (Mich.) 70-58 W 18-12, 9-9 CL 668 website (www.mvnucougars.com/sport/0/1.php02/25/15 aGrace (Ind.) ). 92-86 W 19-12 0 MVNU players and coaches02/28/15 are aIndiana available Wesleyan for personal61-64 L or telephone19-13 0 interviews by contacting KirkNote: *denotesMcDonnell a conference, game.MVNU’s Sports Information Director, at (740) 392-6868 extension 3112 during office hours or at (740) 504-6884 in the DakStatsevening by Daktronicsor on weekends. Inc. Brookings, SDPlayers will generally be available for a brief period on the day of the game prior to warm-ups and then after the game. Practices are open to the media, and players can be made available before and after practice. Requests for media passes, photographs, radio broadcasts, or any additional information pertaining to Cougar basketball should be directed to Dave Parsons in the Sports Information office. All MVNU men’s basketball games will be broadcast live on WNZR 90.9 FM and also online (http://portal.stretchinternet.com/mvnu/).

15 Cougar Basketball file:///C:/Daktronics/DakStats%20Basketball/scombined_1.html 11/24/2015 MVNU’S AFFILIATIONS The Crossroads League, formerly the Mid- Central College Conference, was founded in 1959 and is one of the oldest conferences in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The Crossroads League currently consists of 10 institutions located in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio: Bethel (Ind.) College, Goshen (Ind.) College, Grace (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Marian (Ind.) University, Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) University, the University of Saint Francis (Ind.), Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Taylor (Ind.) University. The purpose of the Crossroads League is to promote intercollegiate athletics in a well-rounded athletic program, maintain high ideals, and to promote sportsmanship. The conference sponsors championships in 14 sports (seven for men and seven for women). Crossroads League student athletes and teams also make their mark on the NAIA national level by virtue of national championships, All-Americans, Scholar- Athletes, national rankings, and statistical leaders. For complete information on the conference as well as up-to-date standings, statistics, and stories for each sport, go to: www.crossroadsleague.com

Throughout its history, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate sports. Since its introduction of intercollegiate basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained the highest standards while administering first-rate athletics programs. Time and time again, the NAIA has stepped forward to address the important issues of the day – be it racial integration in the ‘40s and ‘50s or establishing the first women’s championship program in 1980. The NAIA has not been afraid to enact changes while others have watched and waited. 16 Cougar Basketball 2013MVNU’S-2014 SEASON AFFILIATIONS OUTLOOK

WithCrossroads its major Leagueemphasis play willon featureeducational home and development, away games againstit was the natural nine other for theconference NAIA schools.to further Indiana strengthen Wesleyan aUniversitycademic is eligibilityranked No. requirements2 in the NAIA Division in the II midpreseason-1980s. poll andAll isNAIA the preseason participating favorite tostudent contend-athletes for the Crossroads must maintain League title, a certainwhile No. grade6 Bethel point(Ind.) Collegeaverage and No.while 16 Graceaccumulating (Ind.) College credit are also hours expected for to bea at the top of the standings. Huntington (Ind.) University, Taylor (Ind.) University, Spring declaredArbor (Mich.) academic University, Goshendegree. (Ind.) Unlike College, otherMarian associations, (Ind.) University, NAIAand the student University- athleteof Saint Francisacademi (Ind.)c willeligibility also all provideis monitored stiff competition on afor semesterthe Cougars-by in- thesemester grueling basis.18-game conferenceThe Scholar slate.-Athlete program, a longstanding NAIA tradition, recognizes"Once again, junior we andwill challenge senior studentourselves-athletes in the non with-conference a minimum schedule 3.5 with grade some good NCAA teams along with a handful of teams that will be ranked or receiving votes in pointtheir respective average preseason on a 4.0 polls,"scale. said Moore. "In our conference schedule, we will face four returning NAIA All-Americans and I believe this will be the most talented our league Sincehas been 1937, in the pastthe four NAIA or five years.has Weadminist had fiveered teams athleticswin 20 or more programs games last andyear championshipsand eight of our league in proper teams were balance better thanwith .500, the so overall there are collegiate no off-nights." educational "I look forward to coaching this group because I believe this could be the right team at the experience.right time for MVNU Serving basketball," higher Moore education concluded. in this manner is a responsibility the NAIA does not take lightly. It is a relationship built on confidence and trust – a relationship strengthened year after year. 2014-2015 INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Josh Ashwill: Crossroads League All-Defensive Team Crossroads League Player of the Week (Mar. 2, 2015)

Martell Medley: Crossroads All-League 2nd Team Crossroads League Co-Player of the Week (Feb. 16, 2015) Bryan Redic: Crossroads League Honorable Mention The National ChristianCoSIDA College Capital Athletic One Academic Association 1st Team Allis- Americana miracle organization. Over the CoSIDAyears, Capitalan idea One has Academic become 1st Team a reality All-District providing Christian student-athletesNAIA in DaktronicsChristian Scholarcolleges-Athlete and universities both an opportunity for fellowship and competition on a national level. The NCCAAEric Roby: game plan is toNAIA produce Daktronics true Scholar winners-Athlete – a game plan that will carry an individual through his or her entire life. The game plan is devisedJonathan Roby:to draw out theNAIA student Daktronics-athlete’s Scholar -Athletegreatest potential in body, mind, and spirit. Troy Williams: NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete Since its first tournament in 1968, the NCCAA has grown to encompass more than 100 Christian colleges and universities nationwide, both liberal arts and Bible colleges in stature. The participating schools are dedicated not only to the best athletic competition possible, but also to exemplifying Jesus Christ in everything. The NCCAA is an organization bringing Christian colleges and universities together not just for athletic competition. More importantly, it is an organization bringing schools together which have common goals in Christian higher education. 17 Cougar Basketball 2014-2015 CROSSROADS STANDINGS

CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct W L Pct Indiana Wesleyan 16 2 .889 33 3 .917 Saint Francis 14 4 .778 27 8 .771 Bethel 13 5 .722 27 7 .794 Grace 11 7 .611 23 13 .639 Mount Vernon Nazarene 9 9 .500 19 13 .594 Goshen 8 10 .444 15 16 .484 Marian 7 11 .389 16 15 .516 Spring Arbor 4 14 .222 13 18 .419 Taylor 4 14 .222 13 17 .433 Huntington 4 14 .222 14 16 .467

2014-2015 CROSSROADS AWARDS

Crossroads League Player of the Year: Matt Schauss, Bethel Crossroads League Defensive Player of the Year: Zac Vandewater, IWU Crossroads League Newcomer of the Year: Jonny Marlin, IWU Crossroads League Coach of the Year: Jim Kessler, Grace/Greg Tonagel IWU

Crossroads League First Team: Austin Fox, Jr, F, Saint Francis; Jonny Marlin, Jr, G, Indiana Wesleyan; Matt Schauss, Sr, PG, Bethel; Dion Smith, Jr, F, Marian; Clay Yeo, So, G, Bethel.

Crossroads League Second Team: Kegan Comer, So, G, Saint Francis; Derek Hinen, So, G, Huntington; Logan Irwin, Jr, G, Grace; Lane Mahurin, So, F, Indiana Wesleyan; Martell Medley, Sr, G, Mount Vernon Nazarene.

Crossroads League Third Team: Dominique Bolden, Jr, F, Goshen; Zach Miller, Sr, SG, Bethel; Jason Riley, Sr, G, Marian; Brandon Vanderhegghen, Jr, G, Grace; Zac Vandewater, Sr, G, Indiana Wesleyan.

Crossroads League Honorable Mention: Stefon Luckey, Sr, G, Goshen; Bob Peters, So, G, Indiana Wesleyan; Bryan Redic, Sr, F, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Kyle Sovine, Jr, F/C, Saint Francis; Kyle Stidom, Jr, F, Taylor; Dennis Williams, Sr, C, Grace; Daniel Woll, So, F, Huntington.

Crossroads League All-Defensive Team: Josh Ashwill, So, G, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Austin Fox, Jr, F, Saint Francis; Nick Painter, Jr, F, Marian; Brandon Vanderhegghen, Jr, G, Grace; Zac Vandewater, Sr, G, Indiana Wesleyan.

Crossroads All-Newcomer Team: Dominique Bolden, Jr, F, Goshen; Bryce Lienhoop, Fr, F, Saint Francis; Jonny Marlin, Jr, G, Indiana Wesleyan; Dion Smith, Jr, F, Marian; Clay Yeo, So, G, Bethel. 18 Cougar Basketball 2014-2015 CROSSROADS LEADERS

Scoring Average: Rebounding Average: 1 Clay Yeo, Bethel 21.0 1 Matt Schauss, Bethel 8.7 2 Matt Schauss, Bethel 19.7 2 Dion Smith, Marian 8.4 3 Dion Smith, Marian 19.4 3 Austin Fox, Saint Francis 7.5 4 Derek Hinen, Huntington 17.0 4 Thomas Starks, Spring Arbor 7.4 5 Daniel Woll, Huntington 14.9 5 Daniel Woll, Huntington 6.8 6 Kyle Stidom, Taylor 14.8 6 Dennis Williams, Grace 6.2 7 Martell Medley, MVNU 14.6 7 Kyle Sovine, Saint Francis 6.1 8 Zach Miller, Bethel 14.5 8 Clay Yeo, Bethel 6.0 9 Logan Irwin, Grace 13.6 9 Zac Vandewater, IWU 5.97 10 Austin Fox, Saint Francis 13.5 10 Bryce Lienhoop, Saint Francis 5.94

Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 FG/G): Free Throw Percentage (min 2.5 FT/G): 1 Dion Smith, Marian .570 1 Kyle Stidom, Taylor .881 2 Clay Yeo, Bethel .524 2 Zach Miller, Bethel .855 3 Austin Fox, Saint Francis .519 3 Clay Yeo, Bethel .847 4 Matt Schauss, Bethel .495 4 Stefon Luckey, Goshen .833 5 Derek Hinen, Huntington .469 5 Jonny Marlin, IWU .826 6 Daniel Woll, Huntington .463 6 Dion Smith, Marian .824 7 Martell Medley, MVNU .427 7 Kegan Comer, Saint Francis .819 8 Bob Peters, IWU .816 9 Matt Schauss, Bethel .814 10 Greg Hamilton, Spring Arbor .794

Assist Average: Steal Average: 1 Jonny Marlin, IWU 6.6 1 Bob Peters, IWU 1.69 2 Derek Hinen, Huntington 5.2 2 Caleb Hogans, Spring Arbor 1.67 3 Matt Schauss, Bethel 4.6 3 Brandon Vanderhegghen, Grace 1.61 4 Logan Irwin, Grace 4.4 4 Josh Ashwill, MVNU 1.59 5 Martell Medley, MVNU 3.6 5 Jason Riley, Marian 1.55 6 Bryan Redic, MVNU 3.59 6 Martell Medley, MVNU 1.50 7 Jason Riley, Marian 3.55 7 Dion Smith, Marian 1.48 8 Josh Ashwill, MVNU 3.53 8 Zac Vandewater, IWU 1.44 9 Stefon Luckey, Goshen 3.3 9 Stefon Luckey, Goshen 1.41 10 Caleb Hogans, Spring Arbor 2.7 10 Jonny Marlin, Marian 1.39

3-Pointers Made Per Game: Blocked Shot Average: 1 Zach Miller, Bethel 3.2 1 Nick Painter, Marian 2.0 2 Jesse Coffey, Taylor 2.8 2 Trevor Commissaris, Goshen 1.4 3 DJ Bettinger, IWU 2.4 3 Alec Peterson, Huntington 1.38 4 Niko Read, Grace 2.2 4 Darayl Jordan, Taylor 1.35 5 Clay Yeo, Bethel 2.18 5 Dennis Williams, Grace 1.27 6 Zac Vandeater, IWU 2.11 6 Zach Medendorp, Spring Arbor 1.10 7 Evan Henry, Saint Francis 1.89 7 Daniel Woll, Huntington 1.00 8 Caleb Begle, Marian 1.84 Clay Yeo, Bethel 1.00 9 Keaton Hendricks, Taylor 1.79 9 Bryce Lienhoop, Saint Francis 0.86 10 Kegan Comer, Saint Francis 1.69 10 Jordi Mas, MVNU 0.81

Abbreviation Key: MVNU = Mount Vernon Nazarene IWU = Indiana Wesleyan 19 Cougar Basketball 2014-2015 CROSSROADS LEADERS

Scoring Average: Defensive Average: 1 Indiana Wesleyan 82.3 1 Marian 61.4 2 Bethel 81.8 2 Grace 64.9 3 Saint Francis 77.4 3 Taylor 65.5 4 Mount Vernon Nazarene 72.3 4 Indiana Wesleyan 66.0 5 Huntington 71.4 5 Spring Arbor 66.3 6 Goshen 70.7 6 Saint Francis 68.1 7 Grace 70.0 7 Mount Vernon Nazarene 68.3 8 Taylor 67.1 8 Goshen 70.8 9 Marian 65.6 9 Bethel 71.2 10 Spring Arbor 62.9 10 Huntington 73.1

Field Goal Percentage: 3-Point Percentage: 1 Indiana Wesleyan .509 1 Indiana Wesleyan .417 2 Saint Francis .500 2 Saint Francis .407 3 Bethel .479 3 Bethel .394 4 Marian .470 4 Huntington .386 5 Mount Vernon Nazarene .465 5 Taylor .381 6 Huntington .459 6 Mount Vernon Nazarene .365 7 Goshen .451 7 Goshen .357 8 Taylor .450 8 Marian .348 9 Grace .445 8 Grace .348 10 Spring Arbor .427 10 Spring Arbor .329

Free Throw Percentage: Rebound Margin: 1 Bethel .793 1 Bethel +6.4 2 Indiana Wesleyan .768 2 Saint Francis +5.3 3 Goshen .751 3 Mount Vernon Nazarene +4.4 4 Marian .739 4 Indiana Wesleyan +4.2 5 Taylor .721 5 Grace +3.9 6 Saint Francis .712 6 Spring Arbor +0.9 7 Huntington .711 7 Taylor -0.2 8 Spring Arbor .694 8 Huntington -1.4 9 Mount Vernon Nazarene .680 9 Goshen -4.7 10 Grace .664 10 Marian -4.8

Assist Average: Steal Average: 1 Indiana Wesleyan 17.7 1 Indiana Wesleyan 8.5 2 Mount Vernon Nazarene 15.4 2 Goshen 7.5 3 Bethel 14.0 3 Mount Vernon Nazarene 6.8 4 Saint Francis 13.3 4 Spring Arbor 6.5 5 Spring Arbor 12.7 5 Marian 5.97 6 Huntington 12.5 6 Saint Francis 5.91 7 Grace 12.1 7 Grace 5.8 8 Goshen 11.9 8 Taylor 5.53 9 Taylor 11.6 9 Bethel 5.50 10 Marian 11.0 10 Huntington 4.5 20 Cougar Basketball YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Year Won Lost Pct. Coach National Tournament 1968-1969 3 5 .375 Chet Foraker 1969-1970 10 13 .435 Chet Foraker 1970-1971 9 13 .409 Chet Foraker 1971-1972 12 13 .480 Carroll Bradley 1972-1973 6 16 .273 Carroll Bradley 1973-1974 13 13 .500 Carroll Bradley 1974-1975 8 21 .276 Carroll Bradley 1975-1976 4 21 .160 Carroll Bradley 1976-1977 5 18 .217 Bobby Martin 1977-1978 8 19 .296 Bobby Martin 1978-1979 10 20 .333 Bobby Martin 1979-1980 3 25 .107 Jerry Smith 1980-1981 8 21 .276 Jerry Smith 1981-1982 8 16 .333 Bud Harbin 1982-1983 5 21 .192 Bud Harbin 1983-1984 12 22 .353 Mike Dapprich 1984-1985 6 26 .188 Mike Dapprich 1985-1986 7 21 .250 Bernie Balikian 1986-1987 12 17 .414 Bernie Balikian 1987-1988 15 16 .484 Bernie Balikian 1988-1989 23 14 .622 Bernie Balikian NCCAA Runner-up 1989-1990 23 11 .676 Bernie Balikian 1990-1991 19 12 .613 Scott Flemming 1991-1992 9 21 .300 Scott Flemming 1992-1993 13 19 .406 Scott Flemming 1993-1994 17 18 .486 Scott Flemming 1994-1995 22 10 .688 Scott Flemming NAIA First Round 1995-1996 9 21 .300 Scott Flemming 1996-1997 24 8 .750 Scott Flemming 1997-1998 27 7 .794 Scott Flemming NAIA Quarterfinals 1998-1999 27 6 .818 Scott Flemming NAIA First Round 1999-2000 26 8 .765 Scott Flemming NAIA Second Round 2000-2001 18 15 .545 Scott Flemming 2001-2002 24 11 .686 Scott Flemming NCCAA Champs 2002-2003 20 13 .606 Scott Flemming NCCAA Fifth Place 2003-2004 23 13 .639 Scott Flemming NCCAA Runner-up 2004-2005 21 11 .656 Scott Flemming 2005-2006 27 9 .750 Scott Flemming NAIA Quarterfinals 2006-2007 25 7 .781 Scott Flemming NAIA Second Round 2007-2008 23 8 .742 Scott Flemming NAIA First Round 2008-2009 23 9 .719 Scott Flemming NAIA First Round 2009-2010 13 16 .448 Matt Moore 2010-2011 16 15 .516 Matt Moore 2011-2012 9 21 .300 Matt Moore 2012-2013 11 19 .367 Matt Moore 2013-2014 7 22 .241 Matt Moore 2014-2015 19 13 .594 Jared Ronai Totals: 682 714 .488 47 Seasons 8 NAIA & 4 NCCAA

21 Cougar Basketball NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAMS

1994-1995 Team – 22-10 Overall Record – First Round

1997-1998 Team – 27-7 Overall Record - Quarterfinals

1998-1999 Team – 27-6 Overall Record – First Round 22 Cougar Basketball NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAMS

1999-2000 Team – 26-8 Overall Record – Second Round

2005-2006 Team – 27-9 Overall Record - Quarterfinals

2006-2007 Team – 25-7 Overall Record – Second Round 23 Cougar Basketball NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAMS

2007-2008 Team – 23-8 Overall Record – First Round

2008-2009 Team – 23-9 Overall Record – First Round NCCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

2001-2002 Team – 24-11 Overall Record – National Champion 24 Cougar Basketball MVNU BASKETBALL HONOR ROLL MVNU’s All-Time NAIA Division II All-Americans

Jason Hall Todd Sands Ben Falkenberg 1995 – First Team 1999 – First Team 2007 & 2008 – First Team 2009 – Second Team

NAIA Honorable Mention All-Americans Eric Pennington (1995) Scott Dapprich (1997) Ehren Hall (1997) Todd Sands (1998) Ehren Hull (1999) Kenny Chaffin (2000) Kenny Chaffin (2001) Kenny Chaffin (2002) Phil Argento (2002) Phil Argento (2003) Brad Hostasa Adam Stevens Andy Dunn (2004) 1998 – Second Team 2000 – Second Team Mark Hess (2005) 1998 – Third Team Mark Hess (2006) NCCAA All-Americans NCCAA Pete Maravich Player of the Year Awards First Team Glen Noggle (1981) Ron Holmes (1990) Ehren Hull (1997) Todd Sands (1998-99) Adam Stevens (2000) Kenny Chaffin (2001-02) Phil Argento (2003) Andy Dunn (2004) Ben Falkenberg (2007-09)

Second Team Steve Gregory (1990, ’91) Bill Perkins (1994, ’95) Brad Hostasa (1998) Phil Argento (2002) Mark Hess (2005, ’06) Adam Stevens Andy Dunn Jadin Thomas (2009) 2000 Recipient 2004 Recipient 25 Cougar Basketball MVNU BASKETBALL HONOR ROLL

Conference Players of the Year NAIA Scholar-Athletes Jason Hall (1995) Glen Noggle (1981) Tom Clark (1986, 1987) Brad Hostasa (1998) Sam Barber (1989) Todd Sands (1999) Tim Brenner (1995) Adam Stevens (2000) Doug Speelman (1995, 1996) Mike Mahek (1996) Phil Argento (2003) Coy Lindsey (2000) Ben Falkenberg (2007) Adam Stevens (2000) Andy Gast (2001, 2002) Kenny Chaffin (2002) NAIA’s Emil S. Liston Award Chad Vorhis (2002) Andy Dunn (2003, 2004) Tom Clark (1986) Dan Weston (2003, 2004) Alan Bock (2005) Alan Bock (2005, 2006) Andrew Thompson (2005, 2006) Ben Falkenberg (2008) Mark Hess (2006, 2007) Evan Yates (2007, 2008) Ben Falkenberg (2008, 2009) MVNU’s 1,000-Point Scorers Matt McKinley (2008, 2009) 1. Ben Falkenberg 2,616 (2005-2009) Jadin Thomas (2009) Bryce Sanborn (2009, 2010) 2. Phil Argento 2,338 (1999-2003) Travis Brown (2010) 3. Steve Gregory 2,242 (1987-1991) Jonathan Gurney (2010) Brady Swanson (2010, 2011) 4. Ehren Hull 2,084 (1995-1999) Logan Ellyson (2011) Zach Zeltman (2012, 2013) 5. Kenny Chaffin 2,062 (1998-2002) Caleb Williams (2013, 2014) 6. Adam Stevens 1,995 (1996-2000) Jonathan Roby (2015) Troy Williams (2015) 7. Mark Hess 1,839 (2003-2007) Eric Roby (2015) 8. Ron Holmes 1,824 (1988-1991) Bryan Redic (2015) 9. Glen Noggle 1,785 (1977-1981) CoSIDA Academic All-District 10. Jamie Perozek 1,705 (1989-1993) Craig Bushong, First Team (1985) 11. Joe Arndt 1,681 (1982-1986) Tom Clark, First Team (1986, 1987) 12. Brad Hostasa 1,648 (1995-1999) Doug Speelman, First Team (1996) Andy Dunn, First Team (2004) 13. Scott Dapprich 1,609 (1993-1997) Alan Bock, First Team (2005, 2006) 14. Eric Pennington 1,580 (1991-1995) Mark Hess, First Team (2005, 2006) 15. Todd Sands 1,563 (1996-1999) Ben Falkenberg, First Team (2007, ‘08, ‘09) Adam Stevens, Second Team (1998, 2000) 16. Art Freeman 1,546 (1975-1979) Kenny Chaffin, Second Team (2001, 2002) 17. Bill Bradley 1,473 (1973-1977) Dan Weston, Second Team (2004) 18. Ron Ward 1,418 (1973-1977) Alan Bock, Second Team (2004) Andrew Thompson, Second Team (2005) 19. Brandon Short 1,376 (2007-2011) Mark Hess, Second Team (2007) 20. Doug Speelman 1,323 (1992-1996) Bryce Sanborn, Second Team (2010) 21. Andy Dunn 1,293 (2001-2004) Brady Swanson, Third Team (2011) 22. Ryan Seesholtz 1,292 (2003-2007) Ben Severns, First Team (2012) Zach Zeltman (2012, 2013) 23. Robbie Taylor 1,259 (2008-2012) Caleb Williams (2012, 2013, 2014) 24. Andrew Thompson 1,257 (2002-2006) Bryan Redic (2015) 25. John Ballmer 1,209 (1973-1977) CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Ben Falkenberg, First Team (2009) 26. Tom Clark 1,192 (1984-1987) Tom Clark, Second Team (1986, 1987) 27. Joe White 1,182 (1987-1990) Ben Falkenberg, Second Team (2007, 2008) 28. Bill Perkins 1,119 (1993-1995) Doug Speelman, Third Team (1996) 29. Wendell Towns 1,096 (1970-1972) Alan Bock, Third Team (2005, 2006) Caleb Williams, Third Team (2013) 30. Dan Borcherdt 1,086 (2006-2009) Bryan Redic, First Team (2015) 31. Jeff Goodrich 1,077 (1983-1987) CoSIDA Academic All-America 32. Jeff Madden 1,062 (1979-1982) Hall of Fame Inductee 33. Brad Kentosh 1,042 (1977-1980) Tom Clark (2009) 26 Cougar Basketball COUGAR WALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

The Cougar Wall of Fame was initiated during the 1993-1994 school year by the Cougar Sports Associates (CSA) to honor former Mount Vernon Nazarene University athletes and coaches. Below are the former men’s basketball players or coaches who are current Wall of Fame members. Don Eads, player (1969-1970) – inducted 1993 Chet Foraker, coach (1968-1971) – inducted 1996 Glen Noggle, player (1977-1981) – inducted 1997 Bill Bradley, player (1973-1977) – inducted 1999 Ron Holmes, player (1988-1991) – inducted 2001 Wendell Towns, player (1970-1972) – inducted 2002 Tom Clark, player (1984-1987) – inducted 2003 Steve Gregory, player (1987-1991) – inducted 2003 Joe Arndt, player (1982-1986) – inducted 2004 Eric Pennington, player (1991-1995) – inducted 2005 Scott Dapprich, player (1993-1997) – inducted 2006 Todd Sands, player (1996-1999) – inducted 2009 Brad Hostasa, player (1995-1999) – inducted 2009 Ehren Hull, player (1995-1999) – inducted 2009 Adam Stevens, player (1996-2000) – inducted 2009 Scott Flemming, coach (1990-2009) – inducted 2009

2009 Cougar Wall of Fame induction class (from left): Adam Stevens, Brad Hostasa, Scott Flemming, Ehren Hull, and Todd Sands. 27 Cougar Basketball MVNU INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most Points – Career: 2616 Ben Falkenberg (2005-2009) Most Points – Season: 743 Ben Falkenberg (2006-2007) Most Points – Game: 47 Don Eads vs. Spring Arbor (12-16-1969) Best Average – Career: 20.1 Ben Falkenberg (2005-2009) Best Average – Season: 24.0 Ben Falkenberg (2006-2007) Most Field Goals Made – Career: 850 Ben Falkenberg (2005-2009) Most Field Goals Made – Season: 284 Kenny Chaffin (2000-2001) Most Field Goals Made – Game: 17 Scott Reynolds vs. Grace (3-1-1978) Best Field Goal Percentage – Career: 70.4 Todd Sands (1996-1999) Best Field Goal Percentage – Season: 73.7 Todd Sands (1997-1998) Most Field Goal Attempts – Career: 1802 Ben Falkenberg (2005-2009) Most Field Goal Attempts – Season: 568 Phil Argento (2002-2003) Most Field Goal Attempts – Game: 29 Ben Falkenberg vs. Malone (3-1-2008) Most 3-pointers Made – Career: 465 Phil Argento (1999-2003) Most 3-pointers Made – Season: 150 Andy Dunn (2003-2004) Most 3-pointers Made – Game: 11 Steve Gregory vs. Dyke (1-6-1990) 11 Phil Argento vs. Cedarville (2-1-2003) Most 3-point Attempts – Career: 1134 Phil Argento (1999-2003) Most 3-point Attempts – Season: 374 Phil Argento (2002-2003) Most 3-point Attempts – Game: 17 Ehren Hull vs. Cedarville (2-4-1997) 17 Phil Argento vs. Walsh (1-25-2003 17 Ben Falkenberg vs. Malone (3-1-2008) Most Free Throws Made – Career: 462 Ron Holmes (1988-1991) Most Free Throws Made – Season: 166 Ron Holmes (1989-1990) Most Free Throws Made – Game: 19 Ben Falkenberg vs. Wilberforce (1-20-2007) Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: 36 Andy Dunn (12-14-2003 to 1-17-2004) 36 Ben Falkenberg (3-1-2008 to 11-25-2008) Most Free Throw Attempts – Career: 654 Ron Holmes (1988-1991) Most Free Throw Attempts – Season: 227 Ron Holmes (1988-1989) Most Free Throw Attempts – Game: 23 Ron Holmes vs. Findlay (2-28-1990) Most Rebounds – Career: 1112 Adam Stevens (1996-2000) Most Rebounds – Season: 324 Adam Stevens (1997-1998) Most Rebounds – Game: 23 Art Freeman vs. Bluffton (12-6-1977) Most Assists – Career: 823 Eric Pennington (1991-1995) Most Assists – Season: 268 Eric Pennington (1993-1994) Most Assists – Game: 19 Eric Pennington vs. Walsh (1-19-1995) Most Steals – Career: 247 Glen Noggle (1977-1981) Most Steals – Season: 84 Jerry Hawes (1983-1984) Most Steals – Game: 8 Four times – Most recently by Brandon Short vs. Geneva (2-23-2011) Most Blocks – Career: 361 Steve Mayes (2003-2007) Most Blocks – Season: 135 Steve Mayes (2006-2007) Most Blocks – Game: 12 Steve Mayes vs. Myers (11-17-2006) Most Games Played – Career: 134 Matt Keller (1997-2001) Most Consecutive Games Played: 134 Matt Keller (1997-2001) Most Games Started – Career: 133 Adam Stevens (1996-2000) Most Consecutive Games Started: 133 Adam Stevens (1996-2000) 28 Cougar Basketball MVNU TEAM RECORDS

Most Points Scored – Half: 78 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Most Points Scored – Game: 140 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Most Points Scored at Home: 135 vs. Berea (12-4-1999) Largest Margin of Victory: 83 vs. Ohio St.-Mansfield 119-36 (12-5-2008) Most Players in Double Figures: 8 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Most Points Scored – Season: 3192 (1988-1989) Best Offensive Average – Season: 99.3 (1994-1995) Most 100-point Games – Season: 16 (1988-1989) Most Consecutive 100-point Games: 4 (1994-1995) Most Points Allowed – Game: 126 vs. Tiffin (1-29-1976) Most Points Allowed – Season: 3110 (1993-1994) Fewest Points Allowed – Game: 30 vs. Cincinnati Christian (11-17-1998) Fewest Points Allowed – Season: 1899 (1985-1986) Best Defensive Average – Season: 67.8 (1985-1986) Most Field Goals Made – Game: 60 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Most Field Goal Attempts – Game: 98 vs. Tiffin (1-29-1976) 98 vs. Ohio State-Newark (12-15-1999) Best Field Goal Percentage – Game: 69.6 vs. Urbana 48-of-69 (12-15-1994) Most Field Goals Made – Season: 1172 (1999-2000) Most Field Goal Attempts – Season: 2462 (1993-1994) Best Field Goal Percentage – Season: 53.8 (1998-1999) Most 3-pointers Made – Game: 22 vs. Urbana (2-13-1990) Most 3-point Attempts – Game: 56 vs. Cedarville (2-26-1990) Best 3-point Percentage – Game: 70.3 vs. Lake Erie 19-of-27 (11-21-1988) Most 3-pointers Made – Season: 441 (1989-1990) Most 3-point Attempts – Season: 1120 (1989-1990) Best 3-point Percentage – Season: 47.0 (1986-1987) Most Free Throws Made – Game: 49 vs. Ohio Dominican (11-16-1981) Most Free Throw Attempts – Game: 68 vs. Ohio Dominican (11-16-1981) Best Free Throw Percentage – Game: 100 vs. Saint Vincent 12-of-12 (2-3-2001) 100 vs. Nyack 10-of-10 (3-12-2005) Most Free Throws Made – Season: 610 (1988-1989) Most Free Throw Attempts – Season: 834 (1988-1989) Best Free Throw Percentage – Season: 76.5 (1985-1986) Most Rebounds – Game: 68 vs. Bluffton (12-6-1977) Most Rebounds – Season: 1450 (2001-2002) Most Assists – Game: 41 vs. Urbana (12-15-1994) Most Assists – Season: 777 (1994-1995) Most Steals – Game: 29 vs. Asbury (11-10-1994) Most Steals – Season: 372 (1994-1995) Most Blocked Shots – Game: 14 vs. Rio Grande (2-3-2007) Most Blocked Shots – Season: 190 (2005-2006) Most Wins – Season: 27 (1997-1998, 1998-1999, 2005-2006) Best Winning Percentage – Season: 81.8 27-6 overall record (1998-1999) Best Conference Percentage – Season: 83.3 15-3 conference record (2006-2007) Longest Winning Streak: 14 (1998-1999 and 2002) Longest Home Winning Streak: 22 (2006-2008) Highest NAIA National Ranking: #1 January 5, 1999 (unanimous) 29 Cougar Basketball MVNU CAREER LEADERS

Most Point Scored: Most Field Goals Made: 1 Ben Falkenberg 2616 (2005-09) 1 Ben Falkenberg 850 (2005-09) 2 Phil Argento 2338 (1999-03) 2 Kenny Chaffin 801 (1998-02) 3 Steve Gregory 2242 (1987-91) 2 Phil Argento 801 (1999-03) 4 Ehren Hull 2084 (1995-99) 4 Adam Stevens 788 (1996-00) 5 Kenny Chaffin 2062 (1998-02) 5 Steve Gregory 769 (1987-91) 6 Adam Stevens 1995 (1996-00) 6 Mark Hess 749 (2003-07) 7 Mark Hess 1839 (2003-07) 7 Joe Arndt 737 (1982-86) 8 Ron Holmes 1824 (1988-91) 8 Ehren Hull 726 (1995-99) 9 Glen Noggle 1785 (1977-81) 9 Glen Noggle 713 (1977-81) 10 Jamie Perozek 1705 (1989-93) 10 Todd Sands 679 (1996-99)

Most 3-pointers Made: Most Free Throws Made: 1 Phil Argento 465 (1999-03) 1 Ron Holmes 462 (1988-91) 2 Ben Falkenberg 463 (2005-09) 2 Ben Falkenberg 453 (2005-09) 3 Ehren Hull 384 (1995-99) 3 Steve Gregory 402 (1987-91) 4 Jamie Perozek 316 (1989-93) 4 Glen Noggle 359 (1977-81) 5 Andy Dunn 307 (2001-04) 5 Mark Hess 332 (2003-07) 6 Scott Dapprich 304 (1993-97) 6 Robbie Taylor 311 (2008-12) 7 Steve Gregory 302 (1987-91) 7 Brandon Short 310 (2007-11) 8 Dan Borcherdt 250 (2006-09) 8 Kenny Chaffin 309 (1998-02) 9 Andrew Thompson 245 (2002-06) 9 Brad Hostasa 281 (1995-99) 10 Joe White 244 (1987-90) 10 Phil Argento 271 (1999-03)

Most Rebounds: Most Blocked Shots: 1 Adam Stevens 1112 (1996-00) 1 Steve Mayes 361 (2003-07) 2 Art Freeman 986 (1975-79) 2 Kenny Chaffin 196 (1998-02) 3 Mark Hess 982 (2003-07) 3 Jeff Madden 155 (1979-82) 4 Steve Gregory 912 (1987-91) 4 Caleb Williams 152 (2010-14) 5 Kenny Chaffin 834 (1998-02) 5 Adam Stevens 127 (1996-00) 6 Ryan Seesholtz 793 (2003-07) 6 Todd Sands 120 (1996-99) 7 Todd Sands 747 (1996-99) 7 Art Freeman 107 (1975-79) 8 Doug Speelman 744 (1992-96) 8 Jadin Thomas 100 (2007-09) 9 Brad Kentosh 640 (1977-80) 9 Jordan Heatherly 92 (2009-11) 10 Matt Hilbert 638 (2000-04) 10 Connor Gregg 79 (2005-08)

Most Assists: Most Steals: 1 Eric Pennington 823 (1991-95) 1 Glen Noggle 247 (1977-81) 2 Alan Bock 638 (2002-06) 2 Eric Pennington 227 (1991-95) 3 Kyle Gerhart 607 (1996-00) 3 Alan Bock 218 (2002-06) 4 Scott Dapprich 584 (1993-97) 4 Aaron Reynolds 209 (1988-92) 5 Matt Keller 500 (1997-01) 4 Brandon Short 209 (2007-11) 6 Jeff Case 487 (1985-89) 6 Scott Dapprich 206 (1993-97) 7 Glen Noggle 438 (1977-81) 7 Jerry Hawes 205 (1980-84) 8 Aaron Reynolds 437 (1988-92) 8 Robbie Taylor 193 (2008-12) 9 Adam Stevens 414 (1996-00) 9 Ryan Seesholtz 188 (2003-07) 10 Ben Falkenberg 407 (2005-09) 10 Two players tied at 185 30 Cougar Basketball COUGARS IN THE PROS MVNU’s Dawson Drafted by Windsor Express MARKHAM, Ontario - Jason Dawson, a former member of the Mount Vernon Nazarene University men's basketball team, was selected as the No. 24 pick in the National Basketball League of Canada's draft on August 19, 2013 by the Windsor (Ontario) Express. Dawson, a 6-foot guard from Columbus, Ohio, was selected as the Crossroads League Newcomer of the Year and also named to the Crossroads League Second Team during the 2012-2013 season. The former Worthington Christian High School star led MVNU in scoring (19.7 points per game), assists (111), steals (67), and 3-pointers made (62) after transferring to MVNU for his final season following three years at the NCAA Division I level. Dawson shot 38.1 percent from the field (183-for-480), 30.8 percent from 3-point range (62-for-201), and 77.2 percent at the free throw line (142-for-184). Prior to coming to MVNU, Dawson played two seasons at NCAA Division I Wofford (S.C.) College and one year at Gardner-Webb (N.C.) University. At Wofford, he played in 65 games and scored 268 points while nailing 58 treys and then he averaged 8.4 points with 45 treys in 28 games at Gardner- Webb. He finished his college career with 1,072 points and 165 treys in 122 career games. The NBL consists of nine teams and is the only professional basketball league in Canada. The Windsor Express finished second in the Central Division in 2012-2013. Dawson became the fifth MVNU player to play professionally as he joins Adam Stevens (England, 2000), Todd Sands (England, 2000), Kenny Chaffin (France, 2002), and Phil Argento (Italy, 2004).

Former MVNU basketball player Jason Dawson (second from left) with other Windsor draftees.

Former MVNU players who have played professionally overseas

Adam Stevens Todd Sands Kenny Chaffin Phil Argento England (2000) England (2000) France (2002) Italy (2004) 31 Cougar Basketball SERIES RECORDS VERSUS OPPONENTS

Opponent W L Opponent W L Opponent W L Adrian (MI) 0 2 Greenville (IL) 1 0 Ohio State-Mansfield 2 1 Akron-Wayne 3 0 Grove City (PA) 0 2 Ohio State-Marion 5 0 Albertson (ID) 0 1 Hanover (IN) 1 0 Ohio State-Newark 10 5 Albion (MI) 0 3 Heidelberg 0 3 Ohio-Lancaster 3 4 Algonquin (ONT) 1 0 Holy Cross (IN) 1 0 Ohio-Zanesville 6 6 Allegheny C.C. (PA) 0 1 Hope (MI) 0 3 Ohio Valley (WV) 11 9 Allegheny-Boyce (PA) 1 0 Houghton (NY) 14 1 Oklahoma Wesleyan 0 1 Alma (MI) 1 0 Huntington (IN) 4 6 Olivet (MI) 0 1 Anderson (IN) 0 1 Huron (SD) 0 1 Olivet Nazarene (IL) 1 5 Andrews University 1 0 Indiana-East 2 2 Oregon Tech 0 1 Aquinas (MI) 0 1 Indiana-Northwest 1 0 Otterbein 0 1 Asbury (KY) 5 2 Indiana-Southeast 1 0 Patten (CA) 1 0 Ashland 2 10 Indiana-South Bend 0 1 Point Loma Nazarene (CA) 1 4 Atlantic Christian (NC) 0 1 Indiana Tech 2 0 Point Park (PA) 4 7 Baldwin-Wallace 0 4 Indiana Wesleyan 1 13 Purdue-North Central (IL) 3 0 Baptist Bible (PA) 0 1 Indianapolis (IN) 0 1 Rio Grande 18 52 Bellevue (NE) 0 1 Iowa Wesleyan 2 0 Roberts Wesleyan (NY) 12 3 Berea (KY) 3 1 Josephinum 3 1 Roosevelt 0 1 Bethel (IN) 5 11 Judson (IL) 2 1 Saint Ambrose (IA) 1 0 Biola (CA) 1 0 Kalamazoo (MI) 1 0 Saint Andrews (NC) 1 0 Bliss 1 0 Kent State-Stark 1 3 Saint Clair (ONT) 1 0 Bloomfield (NJ) 1 0 Kent State-Tuscarawas 1 0 Saint Francis (IN) 0 8 Bluffton 6 6 Kentucky Christian 12 5 Saint Mary’s (MN) 1 0 Brescia (KY) 1 0 Kenyon 23 13 Saint Thomas (FL) 0 1 Brewton-Parker (GA) 0 1 King (TN) 1 0 Saint Thomas Aquinas (NY) 0 3 Brock (ONT) 1 0 Lake Erie 10 1 Saint Vincent (PA) 4 3 Bryan (TN) 3 0 LaRoche (PA) 3 0 Salem (WV) 0 1 Cal State-Maritime 0 1 La Sierra (CA) 1 0 San Diego Christian (CA) 0 1 Calumet-St. Joseph (IN) 1 0 Lawrence Technological (MI) 1 1 Seneca (ONT) 1 0 Capital 0 1 Liberty (VA) 2 2 Seton Hill (PA) 1 0 Cardinal Stritch (WI) 0 1 Lindenwood (MO) 0 1 Shawnee State 30 14 Cazenovia (NY) 1 0 Lindsey Wilson (KY) 0 1 Siena Heights (MI) 2 4 Cedarville 24 55 Lockbourne AFB 2 1 Simpson (CA) 1 0 Central Baptist (AR) 1 0 Lorain C.C. 1 3 Sinclair C.C. 2 2 Central State 2 2 Lourdes 1 1 Southeast Kentucky 0 1 Centre (KY) 1 0 Madonna (MI) 1 2 Southern Nazarene (OK) 0 1 Christian Heritage (CA) 0 2 Malone 25 42 Southern Wesleyan (SC) 1 0 Cincinnati Christian 6 1 Mansfield Tech 3 0 SW Assemblies of God 1 0 College of Faith 0 1 Marian (IN) 4 4 Spalding (KY) 1 0 College of West Virginia 0 1 Marietta 0 5 Spring Arbor (MI) 7 7 Columbus Business 2 0 The Master’s (CA) 1 0 Spring Hill (AL) 0 1 Concordia (CA) 1 0 McPherson (KS) 0 1 Steubenville 2 4 Concordia (MI) 7 0 Menlo (CA) 1 0 Tampa (FL) 1 0 Corban (OR) 2 0 Mercy (MI) 0 1 Taylor (IN) 3 6 Cornerstone (MI) 3 2 Miami (OH) 0 1 Tennessee Temple 1 1 Critchton (TN) 1 0 Miami-Middletown 0 1 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 1 Cumberland (KY) 0 1 Michigan-Dearborn 6 0 Tiffin 33 46 Daemen (NY) 5 3 MidAmerica Nazarene (KS) 3 4 Toronto Erindale (ONT) 1 0 Dakota Wesleyan (SD) 1 0 Mid-Continent (KY) 0 1 Trevecca Nazarene (TN) 1 8 Davis 0 1 Midland 1 2 Tri-State (IN) 0 1 Davis & Elkins (WV) 0 2 Milligan (TN) 1 0 Trine (IN) 0 2 Defiance 5 9 Mount Aloysius (PA) 1 0 Trinity Christian (IL) 4 0 Denison 5 6 Mount Marty (SD) 0 1 Union (KY) 0 2 Dominican (NY) 1 0 Mount Union 1 1 Urbana 34 34 DuPage (IL) 0 1 Mount Vernon Bible 12 0 Valley Forge Christian (PA) 1 0 Dyke 14 8 Muskingum 0 2 Walsh 27 43 Eastern (PA) 0 1 Muskingum Tech 2 4 Warner Pacific (OR) 2 0 Eastern Nazarene (MA) 1 3 Myers 1 0 Warner (FL) 1 1 Edinboro State (PA) 0 1 Niagara (ONT) 1 0 Warren Wilson (NC) 2 0 Embry-Riddle (FL) 1 1 North Central (IL) 1 0 Waynesburg (PA) 0 4 Findlay 6 10 North Greenville (SC) 1 0 Webber International (FL) 1 0 Fisher (ME) 1 0 Northeastern Christian 0 1 West Virginia State 1 0 Florida College 2 0 Northern Kentucky 0 1 Western Ontario 0 1 Franklin 6 1 Northern Michigan 0 1 Westminster (PA) 1 0 Freed-Hardeman (TN) 0 1 Northwest Business 1 3 Wheeling (WV) 0 1 Gardner-Webb (NC) 1 0 Northwest Nazarene (ID) 0 2 Wilberforce 23 11 Geneva (PA) 6 14 Northwestern Ohio 6 2 Willamette (OR) 0 1 George Williams (IL) 1 0 Notre Dame (OH) 9 2 Wilmington 4 3 Georgetown (KY) 1 3 Nyack (NY) 4 5 William Jessup University 0 1 Goshen (IN) 7 4 Oberlin 3 1 Windsor (ONT) 3 0 Grace (IN) 4 12 Ohio Christian 13 1 Wisconsin-Superior 1 0 Grace Bible (MI) 3 0 Ohio Dominican 45 33 Wittenberg 0 1 Graceland (IA) 1 1 Ohio Northern 0 4 32 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