Game Notes - University of Pikeville

2015-16 UPIKE MEN’S BASKETBALL
@UPIKEAthletics • November 19, 2015 • 7:30 p.m. ET
Sports Information • University of Pikeville
www.UPIKEBears.com • @UPIKEAthletics
(606) 218-5350 • SID: Dan White
UPIKE Men’s Basketball
Quick Facts
Location
No. 2 UPIKE Bears at Life
(3-1, 0-0 MSC)
(7-0, 0-0 MSC)
Founded/Enrollment
LifeHt.
Yr.
PPG
RPG
G1 Juwan Burden
6-8 Sr. 17.5 5.3
G3 Chris Rhoney
6-3 Jr.
17.5 4.3
F11Justin Perry
6-4 Sr. 11.3 4.8
G12 Zach Landis
6-4 So. 8.0 6.3
F15Dalarian Williams
6-6 Jr.
24.8 6.8
ToNIGHT's Game
It’s that time again for Mid-South Conference play and No. 2 UPIKE
gets things going at Life in Marietta, Ga. The Running Eagles are in
their second season as members of the MSC, although the two programs have had plenty of meetings in the past several seasons. Last
season, UPIKE won at home by 22 points, but lost on the road 91-84.
In the last six meetings, the Bears have a 4-2 record. However, UPIKE
hasn’t won in Marietta since Nov. of 2012 by a 102-100 score.
www.UPIKEBears.com
Colors
Bears
Orange & Black
Conference
UPIKEHt.
Yr.
PPG
RPG
G2 Trey Rakes
5-10 Jr.
9.7 2.3
F12Colt Chapman
6-5 Sr. 11.9 8.7
F23Marshall Bennett
6-6 Jr.
10.0 6.6
G 24K.K. Simmons
6-3 Sr. 12.0 2.4
G55 Macari Brooks
6-3 Sr. 20.4 5.0
NO. NAME
Ht. Pos. Cl. Hometown
1
Tyrone Sherman
5-10 G
Jr. Homewood, Ill.
2
Trey Rakes
5-10 G
Jr. Taylorsville, Ky.
3
Dmitri Reaves
6-3 G
Jr. Mullins, S.C.
10 Jackson Hussey
6-3 G
Sr. Perth, Australia
11 Bobby Barnes
6-5 F
Sr. San Francisco, Calif.
12 Colt Chapman
6-5 F
Sr. Jackson, Ohio
21 Michael Lewis
6-9 F/C
Jr. Slidell, La.
22 Christian Leach
6-3 G/F
Sr. Washington, D.C.
23 Marshall Bennett 6-6 G/F
Jr. Olympia Field, Ill.
24 K.K. Simmons
6-3 G
Sr. Marietta, Ga.
25 Uzonna Akazi
6-8 F
Jr. Queens, N.Y.
30 Jacob Freeze
6-5 F
So. Middletown, Ohio
33 Curtis Moore
6-9 F
Sr. Cleveland, Ohio
41 Daniel Afeaki
6-9 C
Jr. San Bruno, Calif.
55 Macari Brooks
6-3 G
Sr. Chicago, Ill.
RS Johnny Miller
5-11 G
Fr. Pikeville, Ky.
RS Chase Parsley
5-10 G
Fr. Kermit, W. Va.
Head Coach: Kelly Wells (10th Season)
Assoc. Head Coach: Tigh Compton
Asst. Coaches: Randy Casey, Donald Thomas, Ross Fanning,
Bradlee Yoder
1889/2,500
Nickname
Probable Starting Lineups
University of Pikeville Bears
Pikeville, Ky. 41501
Mid-South
Home Court East Ky. Expo Center (7,000)
President
Paul E. Patton
Athletic Director Robert Staggs
Head Coach Kelly Wells (Morehead State)
UPIKE Record
Overall Record
214-84 (10h Season)
222-103 (11th Season)
All-Time Record 977-796
National Championships One (2011)
NAIA Fab Fours
Two (2001, 2011)
Statistical Comparison
UPIKE Life
Record............................................ 7-0 3-1
Scoring Average............................... 105.792.3
Points Allowed.................................. 64.6
85.5
Scoring Margin................................. +41.1 +6.8
FG Percentage.................................. .559.442
Opp. FG Percentage.......................... .357.460
3-Pt. Percentage............................... .375.256
Opp. 3-Pt. Percentage....................... .315.352
FT Percentage.................................. .745.702
Opp. FT Percentage........................... .658.597
Streak: W7
UPIKE
Last 5/10: 5-0, 7-0
Life University Running Eagles
NO.
1
2
3
4
10
11
12
14
15
21
23
25
32
NAME
Cl.
Juwan Burden
Sr.
DeVante Jones
Sr.
Chris Rhoney
Jr.
Darryl Thomas
Jr.
David Scott
Fr.
Justin Perry
Sr.
Zach Landis
So.
Chevelan Pearson Sr.
Dalarian Williams Jr.
Allen Dantzler
Sr.
Ben Routh
Jr.
Denzel Council
Jr.
Jonathan BeausejourJr.
Pos.
F
G
G
G
G
G
G
F
F
F
G
F
G
Ht.
6-8
Sandersville, Ga.
5-10 Chicago, Ill.
6-3
Meridian, Miss.
6-2
Memphis, Tenn.
6-4
Louisville, Ky.
6-4
Antioch, Tenn.
6-4
Lawrenceville, Ga.
6-8
Chicago, Ill.
6-6
Pensacola, Fla.
6-5
Paterson, N.J.
6-0
Elberton, Ga.
6-7
Macon, Ga.
6-4
Queens, N.Y.
Head Coach: John Barrett (Ninth Season)
Coming up at UPIKE
Women’s Basketball • Nov. 20 • 6 p.m. ET
vs. Ohio Christian at the East Ky. Expo Center
Women’s Basketball • Dec. 3 • 6 p.m. ET
vs. Cumberlands at UPIKE Gym
UPIKE at Life
UPIKE Sports Information • @UPIKEAthletics
Men’s Basketball Notes
Mid-South Conference Standings
Team
(2) UPIKE
(6) Georgetown
(18) Campbellsville
Life
(RV) Cumberlands
Lindsey Wilson
Shawnee State
Cumberland
St. Catharine
Scouting Life
The Running Eagles get 79 of their average 92 points per game by
their starters, including a trio of high scorers in Dalarian Williams
(24.8) and Juwan Burden and Chris Rhoney pouring in 17.5 points
each. The three games Life has won coming into Thursday hasn’t
been from defense as it’s allowing nearly 86 points per game and is
being outshot from the field 46 to 44.2 percent. The Running Eagles
have also struggled from the 3-point line, hitting at just 25.6 percent. In it’s 101-93 win over Southern-New Orleans on Saturday,
Life had its best shooting mark of the season at 50.8 percent and
knocked down a season-high seven threes, so the shooting woes
could be starting to end. Williams led the Running Eagles in that
one with 30 points.
UPIKE Holds Off a Pesky Bluefield Team
A strong finish to the first half helped UPIKE hold off hot-shooting
Joseph McClain and Bluefield for a 93-82 win last Thursday at the
East Ky. Expo Center.
With 8:24 left in the first half, the Bears were up by just three, but
outscored Bluefield 18-11 the rest of the way to get to halftime with
a 10-point lead. That advantage at intermission was important as
the Rams trimmed their deficit to as few as four points in the final
20 minutes.
An 11-0 UPIKE run midway through the second half was crucial to
holding off the Rams.
It was a 62-57 UPIKE lead with 12 minutes left, but when Macari Brooks sank a pair of free throws four minutes later it was a
16-point game. The closest Bluefield would get before time expired
was seven points.
Nation’s Longest Winning Streak Continues
With last week’s win over Bluefield, UPIKE has won 48 straight
games at home, the longest streak of any NCAA or NAIA men’s
basketball program of that kind. Next in line is Arizona at 40, North
Carolina Central at 36 and Wichita State with 33 straight. The next
longest in the state is Kentucky with 22 straight inside Rupp Arena.
Kelly Wells By The Numbers
In his time at UPIKE, head coach Kelly Wells is 140-21 at home and
when his team’s score at least 90 points his record is 106-7. Wells
is in his 10th season with the Bears and already has over 200 wins
at 214 entering today’s contest.
UPIKE in the National Statistics
Seven games into the season, UPIKE shows up numerous times in
the top 10 of NAIA stat rankings. The Bears are third nationally in
scoring (105.7), third in scoring margin (+41.1), fourth in assists
per game (23) and eighth in rebounds per contest (49.4). Individually, Trey Rakes is second in the NAIA in assist/turnover ratio
(+8.2), K.K. Simmons is seventh in threes made (18) and Michael
Lewis ranks 10th in total blocks with 10.
UPIKE Opens Season Ranked No. 2 in NAIA, Again
UPIKE came in at No. 2 in the NAIA Preseason Coaches’ Poll, released by officials from the national office. It is the second straight
season UPIKE has opened at No. 2 and is the 40th consecutive poll
that the Bears have been ranked in.
Bears Named Preseason Favorites in the MSC
For the second straight season, UPIKE was picked to win the MidSouth Conference championship, according to a preseason poll of
the league’s coaches.
The Bears have captured back-to-back MSC regular-season titles
and have advanced to the NAIA National Tournament in four of the
past five seasons.
MSC
Overall
0-0
7-0
0-0
5-0
0-0
4-0
0-0
3-1 0-0
2-1
0-0
3-2
0-0
3-2 0-04-3
0-0
2-3 National Rankings
NAIA Coaches’ Top 25 Poll
(Preseason, Oct. 27)
Team
Rec.Pts.
1. Dalton State (Ga.) (9)
0-0
250
2. UPIKE (1)
0-0 238
3. Talladega (Ala.)
0-0
230
4. Arizona Christian
0-0
222
5. LSU Alexandria (La.)
0-0
210
6. Georgetown (Ky.)
0-0
199
7. Hope International (Calif.)0-0
197
8. Evangel (Mo.)
0-0
196
9. Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) 0-0
195
10. Mid-America Christian (Okla.)0-0
179
2015-16 Schedule & Results
Overall: 7-0 • MSC: 0-0
Home: 7-0 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 0-0
OCTOBER
26 vs. Central Penn................................................ W, 118-84
31 vs. Ohio-Eastern................................................ W, 113-45
NOVEMBER
3
6
7
8
12
19
21
vs. Montreat (N.C.)............................................W, 104-71
vs.Ohio-Chillicothe..............................................W, 97-62
vs.Cincinnati-Clermont........................................W, 97-55
vs. %Ohio State-Mansfield................................ W, 118-53
vs. Bluefield (Va.).................................................W, 93-82
at LIFE (Ga.)..................................................... 7:30 p.m.
at Montreat (N.C.).................................................. 2 p.m.
DECEMBER
5atCincinnati-Clermont............................................ 2 p.m.
10vs. CUMBERLANDS................................................ 8 p.m.
21 vs. Carlow (Pa.)....................................................... 7 p.m.
29 at Faulkner (Ala.).................................................... 7 p.m.
JANUARY
2 at Warner (Fla.)...................................................... 4 p.m.
4 at Ave Maria (Fla.).................................................. 4 p.m.
7 vs. LINDSEY WILSON............................................. 8 p.m.
9 vs. CUMBERLAND (Tenn.)...................................... 4 p.m.
14 at ST. CATHARINE................................................. 8 p.m.
16 at CAMPBELLSVILLE............................................ 4 p.m.
21vs. GEORGETOWN................................................. 8 p.m.
23 vs. SHAWNEE STATE (Ohio).................................. 4 p.m.
24 vs. Cincinnati Christian............................................ 2 p.m.
28 vs. LIFE (Ga.).......................................................... 8 p.m.
FEBRUARY
4atGEORGETOWN................................................. 8 p.m.
6 at SHAWNEE STATE (Ohio).................................. 4 p.m.
11 vs. CAMPBELLSVILLE............................................ 8 p.m.
13 vs. ST. CATHARINE................................................. 4 p.m.
20at CUMBERLANDS................................................ 4 p.m.
25 at CUMBERLAND (Tenn.)...................................... 8 p.m.
27 at LINDSEY WILSON............................................. 4 p.m.
MARCH
3-6
16-22
MiSC Championship ............................(Frankfort, Ky.)
NAIA National Championship ......... (Kansas City, Mo.)
% - UPIKE Gym
Mid-South Conference games are in CAPS
2015-16 University of Pikeville Men’s Basketball Results
RECORD: 7-0 Overall, 0-0 Mid-South (Home 7-0, Away 0-0, Neutral 0-0)
All Times ET
Date Opponent Result Margin W-L High Scorer High Rebounder High Assists
Oct. 26 Central Penn W, 118-84 +34
1-0 22 Brooks
15 Chapman
6 Simmons
Oct. 31 Ohio-Eastern
W, 113-45 +68
2-0
18 Lewis
18 Lewis
6 Simmons
Nov. 3 Montreat
W, 104-71 +33
3-0
28 Brooks
6 Lewis
5 Rakes
Nov. 6
Ohio-Chillicothe
W, 97-62 +35
4-0
20 Brooks, Chapman 11 Chapman
7 Brooks
Nov. 7
Cincinnati-Clermont
W, 97-55 +42
5-0
17 Reaves
10 Bennett
4 Bennett, Hussey
Nov. 8
Ohio State-Mansfield
W, 118-53 +65
6-0
16 Chapman
8 Akazi, Brooks
6 Brooks
Nov. 12 Bluefield
W, 93-82 +11
7-0
28 Brooks
9 Bennett
5 Hussey
Nov. 19 at LIFE
Marietta, Ga.
7:30 p.m. ET
Nov. 21 at Montreat
Montreat, N.C.
2:00 p.m. ET Dec. 5
Batavia, Ohio
2:00 p.m. ET
at Cincinnati-Clermont
Dec. 10 CUMBERLANDS
East Kentucky Expo Center 8:00 p.m. ET
Dec. 21 Carlow
East Kentucky Expo Center 7:00 p.m. ET
Dec. 29 at Faulkner
Montgomery, Ala.
7:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 2
at Warner
Lake Wales, Fla.
4:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 4
at Ave Maria
Ave Maria, Fla.
4:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 7
LINDSEY WILSON
East Kenucky Expo Center
8:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 9
CUMBERLAND
East Kentucky Expo Center 4:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 14 at ST. CATHARINE
St. Catharine, Ky.
8:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 16 at CAMPBELLSVILLE
Campbellsville, Ky.
4:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 21 GEORGETOWN
East Kentucky Expo Center 8:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 23 SHAWNEE STATE
East Kentucky Expo Center 4:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 24 Cincinnati Christian
East Kentucky Expo Center 2:00 p.m. ET
Jan. 28 LIFE
East Kentucky Expo Center 8:00 p.m. ET
Feb. 4
at GEORGETOWN
Georgetown, Ky.
8:00 p.m. ET
Feb. 6
at SHAWNEE STATE
Portsmouth, Ohio
4:00 p.m. ET
Feb. 11 CAMPBELLSVILLE
East Kentucky Expo Center 8:00 p.m. ET
Feb. 13 ST. CATHARINE
East Kentucky Expo Center 4:00 p.m. ET
Feb. 20 at CUMBERLANDS
Williamsburg, Ky.
4:00 p.m. ET
Feb. 25 at CUMBERLAND
Lebanon, Tenn.
8:00 p.m. ET
Feb. 27 at LINDSEY WILSON
Columbia, Ky.
4:00 p.m. ET
University of Pikeville
#GOBEARS
Kelly
Wells
Kelly Wells enters his 10th season as the head coach of the University of Pikeville men’s basketball team in 2015-16.
Wells has put together a 214-84 record at UPIKE, including winning the 2011 NAIA National
Championship. The Morehead, Ky., native was named the NAIA Coach of the Year following
that national title.
UPIKE has put together eight 20-win seasons in the last nine years under Wells guidance. Included in that run is the program’s first two 30-win campaigns in 2010-11 and 2013-14. Last
season, the Bears went 28-6 overall and reached their fourth NAIA National Tournament with
Wells.
In 2013-14, the Bears’ 31 total wins were the most in program history, while the 17 MidSouth Conference wins are a league record.
This is Wells’ 20th season overall as a head coach (433-188), spending one season at Hawaii
Pacific in 2005-06, eight seasons at Mason County High School from 1997-2004 and three
seasons at Marion County High School from 1995-97. As a college coach, Wells currently
holds a 222-103 record through 11 seasons.
At Mason County, Wells captured the 2003 Kentucky State Championship and was runnerup in 2004. He was named coach of the year after both seasons, coaching Chris Lofton who
would go on to be an All-American at the University of Tennessee.
As a player, Wells was a three-year men’s basketball letterman at Morehead State from 199294. Wells prepped at Rowan County High School, leading the team to three trips to the Kentucky Sweet 16 while earning First-Team All-State honors twice in 1989 and 1990.
Wells resides in Pikeville with his wife Shawne and their children, Kaylee and Mason.
Pikeville Last 10 Years
Year RecordCoach
2014-1528-6
2013-1431-3
2012-1326-7
2011-1217-12
2010-1130-7
2009-1021-9
2008-0920-12
2007-08
22-9
2006-07
12-19
2005-06
8-23
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Wells
Wells
Wells Wells
Wells
Wells
Wells
Wells
Wells
Randy McCoy/Dale Brown
2015-16 University of Pikeville Men’s Basketball Statistics
UPIKE’s Record When the Bears...
at East Kentucky Expo Center............. 6-0
On the road...................................... 0-0
At neutral sites.................................. 0-0
vs. MSC........................................... 0-0
vs. ranked teams............................... 0-0
Leading at halftime............................ 7-0
Trailing at halftime............................. 0-0
Tied at halftime................................. 0-0
Overtime.......................................... 0-0
Score 90+ points .............................. 7-0
Score 80-89 points............................ 0-0
Score 70-79 points ........................... 0-0
Score 60-69 points ........................... 0-0
Score less than 60 points................... 0-0
Allow 90+ points............................... 0-0
Allow 80-89 points............................. 2-0
Allow 70-79 points............................. 1-0
Allow 60-69 points............................. 1-0
Allow less than 60 points.................... 3-0
October............................................ 2-0
November........................................ 5-0
December........................................ 0-0
January............................................ 0-0
February.......................................... 0-0
March.............................................. 0-0
Shoot better than opponent................ 7-0
Shoot worse than opponent................ 0-0
Shoot same as opponent.................... 0-0
Shoot 50 % or higher......................... 5-0
Shoot worse than 50 %...................... 2-0
Opp. shoots 50 % or higher................ 0-0
Opp. shoots worse than 50 %............. 7-0
Shoot 35 % or higher from 3.............. 4-0
Shoot worse than 35 % from 3............ 3-0
Opp. shoots 35 % or higher from 3...... 3-0
Opp. shoots worse than 35 % from 3... 4-0
Shoot more free throws than opponent...... 5-0
Shoot fewer free throws than opponent...... 2-0
Shoot same free throws as opponent...... 0-0
Out-rebound opponent....................... 6-0
Out-rebounded by opponent............... 1-0
Tied in rebounds............................... 0-0
Record 15 or more assists.................. 7-0
Record 14 or fewer assists.................. 0-0
Commit 20 or fewer turnovers............. 7-0
Commit more than 20 turnovers.......... 0-0
More assists than turnovers................ 7-0
More turnovers than assists................ 0-0
Same amount of assists and turnovers...... 0-0
1-5 point margins.............................. 0-0
6-10 point margins............................ 0-0
11-19 point margins.......................... 1-0
20 or more point margins................... 6-0
Games following a loss....................... 0-0
Games following a win....................... 6-0
Miscellaneous Statistics
Scoring Leaders
Brooks................................... 4
Chapman............................... 2
Lewis..................................... 1
Reaves................................... 1
Rebounding Leaders
Bennett.................................. 2
Chapman............................... 2
Lewis..................................... 2
Akazi..................................... 1
Brooks................................... 1
Assist Leaders
Brooks................................... 2
Hussey................................... 2
Simmons................................ 2
Bennett.................................. 1
Rakes.................................... 1
Double Figures
Brooks................................... 7
Simmons................................ 4
Bennett.................................. 5
Chapman............................... 4
Rakes.................................... 4
Akazi..................................... 3
Leach..................................... 3
Hussey................................... 2
Lewis..................................... 2
Reaves................................... 2
Afeaki.................................... 1
Double-Doubles
Akazi..................................... 1
Lewis..................................... 1
Season Highs
UPIKE
Points........... 118 (Central Penn)
FG... 47 (Ohio-Eastern/OSU-Mansfield)
FG%............ 63.4 (Central Penn)
3FG................ 11 (Central Penn)
3FG%.......... 55.0 (Central Penn)
FT%..................80.5 (Montreat)
RB..................67 (Ohio-Eastern)
Assists............ 30 (Central Penn)
TO.................. 16 (Central Penn)
Blocks.................... 8 (Montreat)
Steals.................. 16 (Montreat)
Opponents
Points............. 84 (Central Penn)
FG........................ 31 (Bluefield)
FG%.................. 46.3 (Bluefield)
3FG................ 12 (Central Penn)
3FG%...... 43.5 (Ohio-Chillicothe)
FT%.................. 78.6 (Bluefield)
RB....................... 42 (Montreat)
Assists.. 11 (Bluefield/OSU-Mansfield)
TO....................... 23 (Montreat)
Blocks.....................5 (Bluefield)
Steals..... 8 (Bluefield/Central Penn)
Season Lows
UPIKE
Points................... 93 (Bluefield)
FG........................ 28 (Bluefield)
FG%.................. 47.5 (Bluefield)
3FG.. 5 (OSU-Mansfield/Ohio-Chillicothe)
3FG%...... 22.7 (Ohio-Chillicothe)
FT%............ 65.4 (Central Penn)
RB....................... 37 (Montreat)
Assists................. 17 (Montreat)
TO....................8 (UC-Clermont)
Blocks...........1 (Ohio-Chillicothe)
Steals............... 5 (Central Penn)
Opponents
Points.............45 (Ohio-Eastern)
FG.... 17 (Ohio-Chillicothe/Ohio-Eastern)
FG%............ 27.9 (Ohio-Eastern)
3FG..... 6 (UC-Clermont/OSU-Mansfield)
3FG%........17.6 (OSU-Mansfield)
FT%............ 44.4 (Ohio-Eastern)
RB..................16 (Ohio-Eastern)
Assists..........6 (Ohio-Chillicothe)
TO....12 (Central Penn/UC-Clermont)
Blocks.............. 0 (Ohio-Eastern)
Steals... 4 (Montreat/Ohio-Chillicothe)
Individual Highs
Points.... 28 (Brooks (Two Times))
3FG.......................... 5 (Simmons)
RB................................ 18 (Lewis)
Assists......................... 7 (Brooks)
Blocks......... 4 (Lewis (Two Times))
Steals ........................... 4 (Rakes)
1
Tyrone
Trey
Dmitri
Jackson
Bobby
Colt
Sherman
Rakes
Reaves
Hussey
Barnes
Chapman
5-10 G Jr.
Homewood, Ill.
5-10 G Jr. 3
2Mt. Washington,
Ky.
6-3 G Jr.
Mullins, S.C.
6-5 F Sr. 12 6-5 F Sr.
G Sr.
11
10Perth,6-3Australia
Jackson, Ohio
San Francisco, Calif.
(Wabash Valley)
(Bullitt East)
(Olney Central)
(NW Kansas Tech)
(Fresno Pacific)
(Jackson)
Michael
Christian
Marshall
K.K.
Uzonna
Jacocb
Lewis
Leach
Bennett
Simmons
Akazi
Freeze
F Jr. 22 6-3 F Sr. 23 6-6 f Jr. 24 6-3 G Sr. 25 6-8 F jR. 30 6-5 F So.
21 6-9
Atlanta, Ga.
Washington, D.C.
Olympia Fields, Ill.
Queens, N.Y.
Middletown, Ohio
SLidell, La.
(Mississippi Gulf Coast) (Northeast Oklahoma)
(Black Hawk)
(Kent State)
(Three Rivers)
(Tennessee Temple)
Curtis
Daniel
Macari
Johnny
Chase
Head Coach
Moore
Afeaki
Brooks
Miller
Parsley
Kelly Wells
6-9 C Sr. 41 6-9 C Jr. 55 6-3 G Sr. RS 5-11 G Fr. RS 5-10 G Fr.
33Cleveland,
San Bruno, Calif.
Ohio
Chicago, Ill.
Pikeville, ky.
Kermit, W. Va.
(Brown Mackie)
(Skyline)
(Blinn College)
(East Ridge)
(Sheldon Clark)
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Assoc. Coach
Asst. Coach
Asst. Coach
Grad. Asst.
Grad. Asst.
Tigh Compton
Randy Casey
Donald Thomas
Ross Fanning
Bradlee Yoder
University of Pikeville at the NAIA National Championship
1959 (0-1)
Arkansas State Teachers 70, (7) Pikeville 67
1976 (0-1)
Alabama-Huntsville 94, (5) Pikeville 84
2001 (3-1)
(14) Pikeville 78, Dillard (La.) 71
(14) Pikeville 82, Martin Methodist (Tenn.) 72
(14) Pikeville 85, Oklahoma Baptist 83 (Quarterfinals)
(10) Faulkner (Ala.) 87, (14) Pikeville 78 (Semifinals)
2003 (0-1)
(15) Science & Arts (Okla.) 79, Pikeville 68
2004 (0-1)
(10) Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) 67, Pikeville 65
2011 (5-0)
Pikeville 76, (9) Oklahoma Baptist 69
Pikeville 80, (8) Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 75
Pikeville 86, (1) Robert Morris (Ill.) 77 (Quarterfinals)
Pikeville 110, (5) Martin Methodist (Tenn.) 99 (Semifinals)
Pikeville 83, (3) Mountain State (W. Va.) 76 (OT) (Championship)
2013 (0-1)
LSU-Shreveport (La.) 91, (8) Pikeville 87
2014 (1-1)
(2) Pikeville 103, Lindenwood-Belleville (Ill.) 76
St. Gregory’s (Okla.) 88, (2) Pikeville 83
Kelly Wells
2015 (2-1)
(7) Pikeville 94, Bethel (Tenn.) 86
(7) Pikeville 97, (10) Concordia (Calif.) 93
(2) Talladega (Ala.) 64, (7) Pikeville 62
Totals
11-8 (Overall)
4-5 (First Round)
3-1 (Second Round)
2-1 (Quarterfinals)
1-1 (Semifinals)
1-0 (Championship)
Trevor Setty
Coach of the Year
Kelly Wells (2011)
Player of the Year
Kenny Manigault (2015)
Chuck Taylor Most Valuable Player
Trevor Setty (2011)
Leading Rebounder (Minimum Three Games Played)
Quincy Hankins-Cole - 57 (11.4 rpg) (2011)
Quincy Hankins-Cole