2012-13 Basketball Program - Northern Oklahoma College

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Date
Opponent
Nov 1
Nov 5
Nov 7
SW Christian ------------------- Home ------------------- M --------------- 7 pm
Cowley -------------------------- Ark City, KS --------- W/M------------5/7 pm
OK Wesleyan JV ---------------- Home ------------------- W --------------- 6 pm
Bacone JV ----------------------- Home ------------------- M --------------- 8 pm
Hutch Classic ------------------- Huthchinson, KS
Tabor JV --------------------------------------------------- W --------------- 6 pm
Hutchinson ------------------------------------------------ W ------------5:30 pm
Pratt ----------------------------- Pratt, KS---------------- M --------------- 8 pm
Butler ---------------------------- Home ----------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
SNU JV -------------------------- Home ------------------- M --------------- 7 pm
Don Wilson Classic ------------ Neosho, KS
North Arkansas-------------------------------------------- W --------------- 5 pm
Crowder ---------------------------------------------------- W --------------- 3 pm
Pratt ----------------------------- Home ------------------- M --------------- 6 pm
NEO ----------------------------- Miami, OK ----------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Three Rivers Classic ------------ Poplar Bluff, MO ------ M --------------- TBA
Cloud ---------------------------- Cioncordia, KS -------- W --------------- 6 pm
Seminole ------------------------ Home ----------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Eastern -------------------------- Wilburton, OK ------ W/M------------6/8 pm
Cowley -------------------------- Home ----------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Butler ---------------------------- El Dorado, KS ------- W/M----- 5:30/7:30 pm
Cloud ---------------------------- Tonkawa --------------- W --------------- 3 pm
Crowder ------------------------- Tonkawa --------------- W --------------- 3 pm
NOC Enid ---------------------- Enid, OK ------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Western ------------------------- Tonkawa ------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Connors ------------------------- Warner, OK ---------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Murray -------------------------- Tonkawa ------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Carl Albert ---------------------- Tonkawa ------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Redlands ------------------------ Tonkawa ------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
NEO ----------------------------- Tonkawa ------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Seminole ------------------------ Seminole, OK -------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Eastern -------------------------- Tonkawa ------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
NOC Enid ---------------------- Tonkawa ------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Western ------------------------- Altus, OK ------------ W/M------------6/8 pm
Connors ------------------------- Tonkawa ------------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Murray -------------------------- Tishomingo, OK ----- W/M------------6/8 pm
Carl Albert ---------------------- Poteau, OK ----------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Redlands ------------------------ El Reno, OK---------- W/M------------6/8 pm
Nov 9-10
Nov. 10
Nov 13
Nov 15
Nov 9-10
Nov. 17
Nov 19
Nov 22-24
Nov 24
Nov 27
Nov 29
Dec 6
Dec 8
Dec 9
Jan 5
Jan 7
Jan 10
Jan 14
Jan 17
Jan 21
Jan 23
Jan 28
Jan 31
Feb 4
Feb 7
Feb 11
Feb 18
Feb 21
Feb 25
Feb 28
Site
Team
Time
Men: March 6-9 Region II Tourney. OBU (Shawnee, OK) . Women: March 7-9 Region II Tournament. OBU (Shawnee, OK)
Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference Games in Red
Location
Tonkawa, Oklahoma
IFC ---------------------------------------- Schedule
Founded
1901
Enrollment
1,800
Nickname
Mavericks
Colors
Red and White
2-------------------- Maverick Women’s Coaches
3------------------------Maverick Women’s Team
4-7 --------- Maverick Women’s Player Profiles
8---------------------Maverick Women’s Records
Aﬃliation
NJCAA Region II
9-------------------------Maverick Men’s Records
Facilities
Foster-Piper Fieldhouse
10 ---------------------- Maverick Men’s Coaches
President
Dr. Cheryl Evans
11 --------------------------Maverick Men’s Team
Athletic Director
Greg Krause
12-15 --------- Maverick Men’s Player Profiles
16 ------------Maverick Cheer Coach and Team
17-20 -------- Maverick Cheer Player Profiles
Graphic Design
Jamie Haney
Photography
Traci Looney
Printing Services
Randy Long
Director of Printing Services
Editorial
Bill Johnson
Director of Public Information
Marjilea Smithheisler
Public Information
Northern Oklahoma College
Northern Oklahoma College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, sex/gender, age or disability in admission to its programs, services or activities, in
access to them, in treatment of individuals or in any aspect of their operations. Northern
Oklahoma College also does not discriminate in its hiring or employment practices.
This notice is provided as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section
504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972,
the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
Questions, complaints or requests for additional information regarding these laws may
be forwarded to the designated compliance coordinator: Anita Simpson, Vice President
for Financial Aﬀairs, 1220 East Grand Avenue, PO Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653-0310;
telephone 580.628.6232 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
This publication is printed and issued by Northern Oklahoma College. 300
copies were printed at a cost of $414.90 in February 2013.
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2012-2013 Basketball Media Guide
Greg Krause
During Coach Greg Krause’s tenure at Northern, the Mavericks
Women have won seven Bi-State West Conference Championships and
he was named Conference Coach of the Year those seven times. He was
inducted into the Northern Burlington High School (NJ) Athletic Hall
of Fame in 2012.
Before beginning his career at Northern, he followed Coach Paul
Hansen to Oklahoma State University as a graduate assistant men’s
basketball coach and also served there two years as assistant women’s
basketball coach.
His basketball career as a player includes a two-time All-State
selection during his years at Northern Burlington High School, New
Jersey. He played one year at St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia and
three years at Oklahoma City University under Coach Hansen.
In 2009 Krause succeeded Mick Weiberg as Athletic Director. He and his wife Sigrid
live in Tonkawa.
Nate Macy
Nate Macy graduated from Ponca City High School and played
college football at MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe,
Kansas. He later completed an Associate degree at NOC and served
as a student assistant for Coach Krause. Macy earned a bachelor’s
and master’s degree at the University of Central Oklahoma, where he
worked as an athletic assistant for game day operations. He was also a
student assistant and graduate assistant for the men’s basketball team
at UCO when they won 3 conference championships, 1 conference
tourney championship, 3 national tourney appearances and 1 Elite 8
appearance in NCAA Division 2. In addition to serving as assistant
coach for the women’s basketball team at Northern, Macy teaches
business and physical education classes.
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Front row l-r: Kristine Krucane, Isidora Madzarevic, Ana Cruz, Rachel Butler, Tiffany Young, Bailey
McBride, Kristin Williams, Shushana Flores, Deena Manning. Back row l-r: Assistant Coach Nate Macy.
Manager Hunter King, Sharon Karungi, Hannah Moses, Kristin Canady, Deborah Means, Mary Means,
Alexis Russell, Manager Kiana Christian, Head Coach Greg Krause.
# NAME
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CLASS POSITION HEIGHT
HOMETOWN
Kristin Williams ---------- FR ------------- SG ------------- 5’7” ------------------------Alex, OK
Shushana Flores ---------- FR -------------- G -------------- 5’8” -------------------Tonkawa, OK
Tiffany Young ------------- FR ------------- SG ------------- 5’8” ------------------ Red Rock, OK
Isidora Madzarevic ------ SO -------------- F -------------- 6’3” ----------------Novi Sad, Serbia
Deena Manning------------ FR -------------- F -------------- 6’0” --------------------- Wayne, OK
Abby Sheik ------------------ FR -------------- G -------------- 5’7” ------------------- Newkirk, OK
Kristine Krucane --------- SO -------------- G -------------- 5’8” ---------------------Riga, Latvia
Mary Means ---------------- SO -------------- P --------------5’11” -------------------Tonkawa, OK
Rachel Butler ------------- FR ------------- PG ------------- 5’3” ------------Oklahoma City, OK
Bailey McBride ------------ FR ------------- PG ------------- 5’6” -------------- Chattanooga, OK
Hannah Moses ------------- SO -------------- P --------------5’10” ------------------- Cashion, OK
Ana Cruz -------------------- FR -------------- G -------------- 5’5” -------------------- Canton, OK
Sharon Karungi ----------- FR ------------ PF/P ------------ 6’2” ----- Kampala, Uganda, Africa
Deborah Means ----------- FR ------------- G/F -------------5’10” -------------------Tonkawa, OK
Kristin Canady ------------ FR -------------- P --------------5’11” ------------------- Skiatook, OK
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#21
#11
Kristine
Krucane
Isidora
Madzarevic
Sophomore
5’8”
Guard
Riga, Latvia
Sophomore
6’3”
Forward
Novi Sad, Serbia
Freshman Stats
Transfer Sophomore
Freshman Stats
Transfer Sophomore
“Kristine should contribute on and off the ball
from the guard position. She’s aggressive and also
does good work on the boards.”
– Coach Krause
“We hope Isidora can be a productive scorer for
us, especially from the perimeter. She is capable
of hitting a streak from outside. She also is a good
shot blocking threat in the middle.”
– Coach Krause
#22
#30
Mary
Means
Hannah
Moses
Sophomore
5’11”
Post
Tonkawa, OK
Sophomore
5’10”
Post
Cashion, OK
Freshman Stats
3.9 PPG, 2.1 RPG, 3 APG, .6 SPG, 3BPG
61.2 FG%, 40.4 FT%
Freshman Stats
.8 PPG, 2 RPG, .4 SPG, 50 FG%
“Hannah is loyal to the team
and contributes in many ways.”
– Coach Krause
“Mary is a great energy player for us. She runs the
floor hard in transition and stays on the boards
all the time.”
– Coach Krause
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Living on
Campus
Living on campus can be one of the most
exciting and fun parts of college life. You
are near your classes, able to be involved in
late night study groups, close to all of the
events and activities and will form lifelong
friendships. And who knows, you just might
discover something new about who you are
and where you’re headed!
Mgr
Kiana
Christian
Sophomore
Manager
Ponca City, OK
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“Kiana is doing an outstanding job as a student
manager. She is always willing to help our players
and coaching staff. Our student help is crucial to
our team.”
– Coach Krause
Wi-Fi & Cable
Dedicated Parking
On-Site Laundry
Dorm Refrigerators
Meal Plans
Campus Security
get involved
a t N O R T H E R N !
W
e know that every student brings unique
skills and talents to our college. At
Northern, you can become the person you want to
be. Instead of blending into the crowd, you can be
involved in what makes you...YOU! Take the stage
in a musical, get involved in student government
or play intramural sports. Lead a class discussion,
write for the college newspaper or root for
the Varsity sport teams. However you decide
to get involved, you’ll meet friends that will last
a lifetime... and learn what you need to know to
succeed. Students who get involved in clubs and
activities while enrolled in college courses have
greater success in their studies and
in their careers. Northern provides
countless opportunities for students
to get involved in
leadership, decisionmaking and service
learning while meeting
new people, making new
friends and having fun.
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#24
#35
Rachel
Butler
Kristin
Canady
Freshman
5’3”
Point Guard
Oklahoma City, OK
Freshman
5’11”
Forward
Skiatook, OK
#32
#5
Ana
Cruz
Shushana
Flores
Freshman
5’5”
Guard
Canton, OK
Freshman
5’8”
Guard
Tonkawa, OK
#33
#15
Sharon
Karungi
Deena
Manning
Freshman
6’2”
Power Forward/Post
Kampala, Uganda
Africa
Freshman
6’0”
Forward
Wayne, OK
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#25
#34
Bailey
McBride
Deborah
Means
Freshman
5’6”
Point Guard
Chattanooga, OK
Freshman
5’10”
Guard/Forward
Tonkawa, OK
#20
#3
Abby
Sheik
Kristin
Williams
Freshman
5’7”
Guard
Newkirk, OK
Freshman
5’7”
Shooting Guard
Alex, OK
#10
Mgr
Tiffany
Young
Hunter
King
Freshman
5’8”
Shooting Guard
Red Rock, OK
Freshman
5’8”
Manager
Ponca City, OK
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Team Season Records
Academic All-Americans
Best Field Goal Percentage ------- 1980-81, 50.6 (36 games)
Best Scoring Average -------------- 1981-82, 83.0 (27 games)
Individual Season Records
Most Points ------------------------- Rita Banks, 1993-94, 703
Most Field Goals---------------Robyn Kramer, 1978-79, 281
Most Free Throws ------------------ Rita Banks, 1993-94, 200
Most Rebounds ---------------- Lillian Prince, 2010-11, 14.2
Most 3-Pt. Goals ------------------ B. J. Homer, 2000-01, 101
Best Game Average ----------------Rita Banks, 1993-94, 22.7
Most Blocks ----------------------- Tia Andrew, 2000-01, 209
Team Game Records
Best Field Goal Percentage ------------------- 67.6, 1980-81,
vs. NEO
Most Points in Game ---------------- 1980-81, Northern 136
vs. BYU 23
Fewest Points Scored ------------------ 1971-72, Northern 25
vs. Phillips 36
Fewest Points Given Up ----------- 1972-73, Northern 79 vs.
Cowley County 16
Best Record ------------------------1978-79, 39 wins, 3 losses,
National Championship
Most 3-Pt. Goals ---------------- 19, 2010-11, vs. NOC Enid
Individual Game Records
Most Points ------------------------------ Rita Banks, 1993-94,
vs. Murray State, 47
Most Field Goals----------------------Marla Lindly, 1983-84,
vs Murray State, 19
Most Free Throws ----------------------- Rita Banks, 1993-94,
vs. Murray State, 17
Most Rebounds ---------------------- Lillian Prince, 2010-11,
vs. Carl Albert, 26
Most 3-Pt. Goals ----------------- Tammy Rembert, 1987-88,
vs. Crowder, 10
Most Blocks ---------------------------- Tia Andrew, 2000-01,
vs. Northark, 15
Past Season Records
Year
2011-12
2010-11
2009-10
2008-09
2007-08
2006-07
W
L
----- 16 ---- 16
----- 20 ---- 11
----- 14 ---- 16
----- 8 ------ 23
----- 16 ---- 14
----- 21 ---- 12
* Conference Champions
Year
W
L
2005-06 ----- 13 ---- 18
2004-05 ----- 6 ------ 25
2003-04* ---- 24 ----- 9
2002-03 ----- 15 ---- 18
2001-02 ----- 14 ---- 18
2000-01 ----- 24 ----- 8
1999-2000--- 15 ---- 17
All-Americans
Holly Hardin ----------------------------------------- 2006-08
Lillian Prince ----------------------------------------- 2010-11
Suzi Eisenhauer --------------------------------------------- 1999-00
Deidra Dick-------------------------------------------------- 2000-01
Lindsey Shiever --------------------------------------------- 2000-01
Amanda Spence --------------------------------------------- 2002-03
Angela Kmetz ----------------------------------------------- 2002-03
Lindsey Monroe --------------------------------------------- 2004-05
Erica Thomas ------------------------------------------------ 2006-07
LaTisha Rogers ---------------------------------------------- 2009-10
Former Maverick Women & where they continued to play.
2000
Ranada Collins -------------------Wichita State University, Kansas
Chenise (Ba-Ba) Robinson ----------- McPherson College, Kansas
2001
Tia Andrew ------------------ Clemson University, South Carolina
LaQueisha Dickerson ---------------- Columbia College, Missouri
B. J. Homer---------------------------- Columbia College, Missouri
Denise Jake -------------Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Lindsey Shiever -------- Northwestern Oklahoma State University
2002
Mary Dent -------------------------Peru State University, Nebraska
Erin Goss -------------- Northwestern Oklahoma State University
Erin Keeney --------------------------------- Illinois State University
2003
Angela Kmetz------------------------- Benedictine College, Kansas
Whitney Corley -------------------- Southwestern College, Kansas
Justina Davis ---------------------------- University of Dallas, Texas
Anetra Matthews ------------------- Angelo State University, Texas
2004
Tabetha Eaton ----------------------- Oklahoma Baptist University
Leslie Huey ------------- Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Brandi Brown ---------------------University of Central Oklahoma
2005
Lindsay Monroe ------------ University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma
Brittany McBride ------------ Northwestern Okla. State University
Amanda Manske ------------------- Southwestern College, Kansas
2006
Karteisha Rambo ----------- University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma
2007
Allie Burdan------------------ Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Kadee Carter ----------------- Southwestern Oklahoma State University
2008
Holly Hardin ---------------------------------- Oklahoma City University
Amy Pryor --------------------------------- Oklahoma Baptist University
Carletta Hernandez-------------------------------St. Gregory’s University
Brianne Grisham ---------------------- University of Central Oklahoma
RaMeitha Buford -------------------------Jarvis Christian College, Texas
2010
Erin Roush --------------------------------------- Lyon College, Arkansas
Korie Hargus --------------- University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma
Victoria Russell ------------- University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma
Liberty Payne --------------- University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma
Lauren Campo --------------- Southwestern Oklahoma State University
2011
Lillian Prince ------------------------------- Oklahoma Baptist University
Carmella Thompson ----------- Francis Marion University, S. Carolina
Celeste Smith-------------------------------Columbia College, Missour
2012
Megan Jones------------------------------ Ol;lahoma Wesleyan University
Delaney Jones ---------------------------Oklahoma Wesleyan University
Cheniqwa Banks----------------------Newman University, Kansas
AJ Miller-------------- Southern Nazarene University, Oklahoma
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Past Season Records
Individual Season Records
Most Points --------------------Nat Miller, 1966-67, 856 points
Most Field Goals ----------------------Nat Miller, 1966-67, 326
Most Free Throws ----------------------Nat Miller, 1966-67, 204
Most Rebounds -------------------Everett Willett, 1972-73, 397
Most 3-Pt. Goals ------------------Carlos Perkins, 1970-71, 203
Best Game Average ------------------- Nat Miller, 1966-67, 32.5
Most 3-Pt. Goals --------------- Quincy Dockins, 1991-92, 127
Most Blocks -----------------------Anthony Fuqua, 2001-03, 48
Year
W
L
2011-12 ------- 18 ---- 13
2010-2011----- 19 ---- 12
2009-2010----- 9 ----- 21
2008-09 ------- 19 ---- 11
2007-08 ------ 17---- 15
2006-07 ------ 17---- 13
2005-06* ----- 16---- 16
Individual Game Records
Most Points --------Nat Miller, 1966-67, vs. Murray, 53 points
Most Field Goals ----------- Nat Miller, 1966-67, vs NWJV, 23
Most Free Throws --------- Nat Miller, 1966-67, vs. Eastern, 19
Most Rebounds ---- Ted Hardimon, 1964-65, vs. St. John’s, 27;
Everett Willett, 1972-73, vs Bacone, 27
Most 3-Pt. Goals -------------------- Brett Weiberg, 1993-95, 9;
Brian Reinhardt, 1994-95, 9
Year
2004-05 ------2003-04 ------2002-03 ------2001-02 ------2000-01 ------1999-2000** --
W
L
18 -----13
18 -----13
24 ------ 7
20 -----11
18 -----13
27 ------ 9
* Conference Champions
** Region II Champions, National Tournament Appearance
All-Americans
Larry Reid ------------------------------------------ 1999-00
Josh Naylor ----------------------------------------- 2002-03
Individual Career Records
Most Points ------------------ Nat Miller, 1966-68, 1616 points
Most Field Goals ----------------------Nat Miller, 1966-68, 621
Most Free Throws ----------------------Nat Miller, 1966-68, 384
Most Rebounds -------------------Everett Willett, 1972-74, 697
Most Assists -----------------------Carlos Perkins, 1969-71, 330
Best Game Average ------------------- Nat Miller, 1966-68, 29.0
Most 3-Pt. Goals --------------- Quincy Dockins, 1990-92, 216
Best Team Game Record --------------------------1997-98, 28-8
Academic All-Americans
Scott Prater ----------------------------------------- 2000-01
Kyle Pennington ------------------------------------ 2002-03
Nick Kovacevich ------------------------------------ 2006-09
Spencer Schrupp ----------------------------------- 2006-09
Former Mavericks and where they continued to play.
2000
Chris Arledge ---------------------------Tarleton State University, Texas
Tyler Barnard --------------------------------- Arkansas Tech University
Jeff Newby ----------------------------- Missouri Southern State College
Josh Nichols -------------------------------Bartlesville Wesleyan College
Larry Reid ----------------------------------------Kansas State University
Sherman Rochell----------------------------------- University of Denver
2001
Akil Gay -------------------------------------Ouachita Baptist University
Richie Myers ------------------------------------ Oral Roberts University
Scott Prater --------------------------------Oklahoma Baptist University
2002
Merrill Andrews ------------------Southwest Missouri State University
2003
Anthony Fuqua -----------------------University of Texas-San Antonio
Cody Hopkins --------------------------- Centenary College, Louisiana
Rodney Leary --------------------------Oklahoma Wesleyan University
Mario Muzurovic ------------------------ Lubbock Christian University
Josh Naylor ----------------------------Southwest Texas State University
Dillon Ripley ---------------------------Oklahoma Christian University
Kevin Russell -------------------------- University of Central Oklahoma
2004
Demareon Johnson------------------ Incarnate Word University, Texas
Pat Moore -------------------------------- Northeastern State University
Terrell Theophile--------------------- Incarnate Word University, Texas
2005
Anthony Brown----------------------- University of Central Oklahoma
LaMont George -------------------------- Northeastern State University
Robbie Roland -----------------------------------St. Gregory’s University
Thor Rooks --------------------------------- McPherson College, Kansas
Antario Williams -------------------- Incarnate Word University, Texas
2006
Egidijus Budrikis-------------------------------- Oral Roberts University
DeAngelo Garrett---------------------------- Pacific University, Oregon
Nathan Geiser --------------------------University of Northern Arizona
Tyler Hatch ---------------------------------- Oklahoma State University
2007
Tony Anderson --------------------------------Barry University, Florida
Dustin Heiman --------------------------- Abilene Christian University
Nick Kovacevich -------------------------- Southwest Baptist University
Kellen McCoy ----------------------------- Weber State University, Utah
Spencer Schrupp ---------------------------------Rogers State University
Kendall Smith -------------- Southwestern Oklahoma State University
2008
Wes Badley -------------------------------------- East Central University
Abby Kabba ------------------------------University of New Hampshire
Mike McNeil --------------------------------------- Oklahoma Wesleyan
Reuben Clayton--------------------- University of Tennessee at Martin
Renardo Rhone ---------------------------------Oral Roberts University
Blake Livingston ----------------------University of Central Oklahoma
2009
Carl Curry -----------------------------University of Central Oklahoma
Sam Bartlett --------------------------John Brown University, Arkansas
Demetrece Young---------------------------- Pacific University, Oregon
Javier Nasarre -----------------------------------Oral Roberts University
2010
Brandon Cutler --------------Stephen F. Austin State University, Texas
Ross Morrisett--------------------------Oklahoma Christian University
Marin Backo -----------------------------------Ashford University, Iowa
Thomas Razor --------------------------------------Cameron University
Joe Thompson -------------------------------Haskell University, Kansas
2011
Jeremy Lampkin ------------------------------- Lynn University, Florida
Connor Walker ----------------------------Newman University, Kansas
Darell Traylor ------------------------------Newman University, Kansas
2012
Elhad Emerllhahu -------------------------Kansas Wesleyan University
Damion Hooks ----------------Southwest Baptist University, Missouri
Julius Francis ------------------------ Mississippi Valley State University
Hans Thun ----------------------------------------Our Lady of the Lakes
Remy Ndiaye --------------------- Dallas Baptist University, Texas
Lavelle Sturgis ------------------- University Arkansas Fort Smith
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Brett Weiberg
Coach Brett Weiberg has been the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Northern Oklahoma
College since 2006-07. He was an assistant coach at Northern from 2005-06. He posted his
100th career win in November 2012. In 2011-12 the Mavericks placed 4th in the rugged OCAC.
Starting 0-3 on the league, the Mavericks then won six of eight league games and then won
their last four of five league games. The Mavericks lost in the second round of the Region II
Tournament. Five sophomores from 2011-12 continued to play at the university level. More
importantly, five of the Maverick sophomores graduated with their associate degrees.
In 2002 Weiberg moved to Tonkawa from the University of Texas at San Antonio where
he served as an assistant under Head Coach Tim Carter. At San Antonio, the Roadrunners
placed third in the tough Southland Conference. Weiberg was fortunate to coach Devin Brown,
who has gone on to play eight years in the NBA.
Weiberg moved to San Antonio from Plainview, Texas where he served as an assistant
under Head Coach Todd Thurman at Wayland Baptist University. Before Wayland, Weiberg
served one year as an assistant at Blinn College in Brenham, Texas under Coach Steve Spurlin.
From 1995-1997, Weiberg played basketball at Sam Houston State University and then served as a student
assistant in 1997-1998 for the Bearkats. As a senior he started every game and led the team in minutes played.
He was named Academic All-Conference from the Southland Conference.
Weiberg played for the Northern Mavericks from 1993-1995. His squads were the first Maverick basketball
teams to win back-to-back Bi-State West Conference championships. As a sophomore he averaged 18 points
and 4 assists per game and earned First Team All-Conference and First Team All-Region honors.
Weiberg and his wife Kristy are the parents of Jared Cole, Jayden Cora and Jackson Cash.
Spencer Schrupp
Coach Spencer Schrupp returned to Northern Oklahoma College for the start of the
2012-2013 season. He played for Coaches Mick Weiberg and Brett Weiberg in their final
and inaugural seasons coaching, respectively, in 2005-2006 and 2006-2007. He spent the
previous two years as a high school assistant basketball coach at Carl Albert and Muskogee
high school in Oklahoma.
Schrupp finished his playing career at Rogers State University under Coach Lloyd
Williams. The Hillcats posted a combined 50-13 record, during the 2007-2008 and 20082009 seasons. Schrupp started in 10 games his senior season and the squad won the
Sooner Athletic Conference regular season conference championship and the Sooner
Athletic Conference tournament championship. The tam made the program’s first-ever
trip to the NAIA national tournament. The Hillcats spent seven straight weeks ranked at
#1 and received the overall #1 seed for the national tournament.
Schrupp has an extensive background working in skill development, summer camps, and
tournaments. He is from Choctaw, where his parents Loren and Janice Schrupp reside.
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Front row l-r: Cortrael Colbert, CJ Rodriguez, Josh Reese, Dameon Shelvy, Matt Brasser, TJ Thornton,
Cortrez Colbert, Phillip Leonard. Back row l-r: Manager Joshua Walker, Manager Camron Shrum, Student
Assistant Daniel Wheeler, John Cooksey, Atem Atem, JJ Nganga, Colin Voss, Dareon Jones, Assistant
Coach Spencer Schrupp. Head Coach Brett Weiberg.
# NAME
CLASS POSITION HEIGHT
HOMETOWN
0
C.J. Rodrigues ------------- FR -------------- G -------------- 6’2” ---------------------- Kileen, TX
10
Josh Reese ------------------ SO -------------- G -------------- 6’1” -------------------Tonkawa, OK
15
Dareon Jones -------------- SO --------------W-------------- 6’5” --------------------- Toledo, OH
20
Matt Brasser-------------- FR -------------- G -------------- 6’0” ------------------ Rye, Australia
21
Cortrez Colbert --------- SO -------------- G -------------- 6’2” -------------------- Spencer, OK
22
Cortrael Colbert-------- FR -------------- G -------------- 6’2” -------------------- Spencer, OK
23
Tilford “TJ” Thornton -- SO -------------- G -------------- 6’2” ------------Oklahoma City, OK
25
Dameon Shelvy------------ FR -------------- G --------------5’11” ---------------------- Dallas, TX
30
Phillip Leonard ---------- FR -------------- G -------------- 6’2” ----------------------- Tulsa, OK
32
Colin Voss ----------------- SO -------------- F -------------- 6’7” --------------Grand Rapids, MI
35
John Cooksey -------------- SO -------------- F -------------- 6’5” -------------------- Spencer, OK
44
J.J. N΄ganga --------------- FR -------------- F --------------6’11” --------------------Paris, France
RS/33 Atem Atem ----------------- FR -------------- F -------------- 6’7” -------------Brisbane, Australia
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#21
#35
Cortrez
Colbert
John
Cooksey
Sophomore
6’2”
Guard
Spencer, OK
Sophomore
6’5”
Forward
Spencer, OK
Freshman Stats
4 PPG, 3 RPG
Freshman Stats
6 PPG, 4 RPG, 2 APG
“Cortrez is a very good combo guard. Cortrez is
one of the best defenders in the league if not the
best. He is a big time competitor and winner.”
–Coach Weiberg
“John is a very versatile forward that has a high
basketball IQ. He has improved tremendously in all
areas of his game. He is a leader and a very valuable
member of our team.”
–Coach Weiberg
#15
#10
Dareon
Jones
Josh
Reese
Sophomore
6’5”
Wing
Toledo, OH
Sophomore
6’1”
Guard
Tonkawa, OK
Freshman Stats
6 PPG, 3 RPG, 2 APG
Freshman Stats
1 PPG, 1 RPG, 1 APG
“Dareon has improved dramatically. He is a very
good athlete. He shoots the ball well and is tough to
defend. He is also a solid defender. “
–Coach Weiberg
“Josh can really shoot the basketball. He plays hard
and works extremely hard. He is a great leader and
person. There is no one more valuable than Josh on
this basketball team.”
–Coach Weiberg
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#23
#32
Tilford
Thornton
Colin
Voss
Sophomore
6’2”
Guard
Oklahoma City, OK
Sophomore
6’7”
Forward
Grand Rapids, MI
Freshman Stats
7 PPG, 2 RPG, 2 APG
Freshman Stats
3 PPG, 3 RPG
“Tilford is a tremendous athlete and gifted scorer.
He has been a quality leader. He is an exceptional
shot maker.”
–Coach Weiberg
“Colin is a good player. He rebounds and scores the
ball well, is an excellent passer, and solid defender.
He will only get better the more he plays.”
–Coach Weiberg
Student
Assistant
Daniel
Wheeler
Sophomore
Student Assistant
Burden, KS
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RS/#33
#20
Atem
Atem
Matthew
Brasser
Freshman
6’7”
Forward
Brisbane, Australia
Freshman
6’0”
Guard
Rye, Australia
#22
#30
Cortrael
Colbert
Phillip
Leonard
Freshman
6’2”
Guard
Spencer, OK
Freshman
6’2”
Guard
Tulsa, OK
#44
#0
Jean-Jacques
“JJ” N´ganga
C.J.
Rodriguez
Freshman
6’2”
Guard
Killeen, TX
Freshman
6’11”
Forward
Paris, France
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#25
Mgr
Dameon
Shelvy
Camron
Shrum
Freshman
5’11”
Guard
Dallas, TX
Freshman
Manager
Blackwell, OK
100 wins for
Weiberg...
Mgr
Joshua
Walker
Freshman
Manager
Victorville, CA
With the Northern Oklahoma College Mavericks’
59-55 victory over the Cowley County Community
College Tigers Nov. 5, 2012 at Arkansas City, Head
Men’s Basketball Coach Brett Weiberg posted his 100th
career win.
NOC celebrated his career milestone Nov. 7 with
the presentation of a trophy between the women’s and
men’s games in Foster-Piper Fieldhouse and a reception
in the Harrison Hospitality Room. Game announcer
Dean Pearcy read a tribute to Weiberg and NOC President Dr. Cheryl Evans presented the trophy, topped with
a crystal basketball and engraved “Brett Weiberg NOC Mavericks 100 Wins 2012”. In honor of the occasion, the
president, the cheer team and the Maverick mascot wore t-shirts imprinted “B. Weiberg 100 Wins 2012” on the back.
Weiberg began his NOC coaching career in Fall 2001 as assistant to his father, Mavericks Head Men’s Basketball
Coach Mick Weiberg. He succeeded to the head coaching position following his father’s retirement in 2006. Although
building a winning team is one of his top priorities, Weiberg emphasizes education first. He has a personal interest
in each of his players and works to help them experience success in all aspects of their college careers. He strives to
help them become men of character who will build a better world.
He takes pride in recruiting good athletes who want to work hard and graduate, and more than 80 percent of
his Mavericks earn their associate degrees. In fact, most of his players continue their education at major universities.
Former Mavericks are currently attending such prominent institutions as the University of Central Oklahoma,
Mississippi Valley State University, Dallas Baptist University, Newman University in Kansas, Southwest Baptist
University in Missouri and Lynn University in Florida.
Several of his former players continued to play at the university level at Oral Roberts University, Oklahoma
Christian University, University of New Hampshire, John Brown University in Arkansas, Weber State University in
Utah and Pacific University in Oregon before building successful careers in various business and academic fields.
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Karri Harris
Karri Harris began coaching the Mavericks Cheerleaders in 2005. Previously
she had coached cheerleading at Tonkawa High School from 2001 to 2005.
Harris received her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from
Northwestern Oklahoma State University.
She initiated the Maverick Cheer Mascot program and each spring conducts
tryouts for the coed team and mascot. In addition to earning college credit, team
members receive scholarships including 15-hour tuition-waiver, residence hall
and book expenses. The mascot receives a 15-hour tuition waiver scholarship.
Since assuming the duties of the cheer coach, her focus has been on building
a sense of physical and academic discipline and on encouraging good cheer
techniques. In addition, Harris is committed to helping the students receive an
excellent education as well as an unforgettable collegiate experience.
Front row l-r: Morgan Pruitt, Cheyenne Nave, Ashlyn Ball, K.C. Odle, Christina Cooper. Back
row l-r: Jeremy Stubbs, John Soto, Jordan Cremers, Brittany Zerr, Jaxi Martin, Renea Coursey,
Kellee Odle, Eraca Barnes, Dalton Hasselbring, Bryce Wilson.
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Ashlyn
Ball
Renea
Coursey
Sophomore
5’2”
Tumbler/Flyer
Newkirk, OK
Sophomore
5’7”
Tumbler/Base
Blackwell, OK
Cheer Captain
High School Athletic Honors
ASC National Champions, Academic State
Runners-up, All-Star Tumbler, All-Star Jumper,
NCA Leadership All-State Cheerleader
Jaxi
Martin
Jeremy
Stubbs
Sophomore
5’7”
Base
Prague, OK
Sophomore
5’9”
Tumbler/Base
Magee, MS
Cheer Co-Captain
NCA All-American Cheerleader,
NCA Individual Leadership
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things to
know...
Brittany
Zerr
Sophomore
5’6”
Side Base/
Backspot
Perry, OK
about financial aid
To begin your financial aid process, complete the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) online at
www.fasfa.ed.gov. NOC’s school code is 03162. Before
you can officially file your FASFA for processing, you
need to register for your own Personal Identification
Number (PIN). To apply for a PIN, go to www.pin.ed.gov.
Students may submit their FASFA anytime after January
1 and preferably before April 30.
about scholarship applications
Cheer Co-Captain, ACA All-American
Cheerleader, Academic State Champions 2009
Fill out the scholarship application located in the
application packet or online at www.noc.edu/
scholarships and submit it along with your application
for admission. Priority deadline is February 20.
about scholarships
Academic-Tuition waiver scholarships are awarded to
students based on high school GPA and ACT scores.
Athletic-Sports journalism, cheerleaiding and athlete scholarships are awarded to students
based on elgibility.
Foundation - The NOC Foundation offers many scholarships thanks to the generosity
of its donors. Scholarships for students are based on a variety of different criteria such as
academic performance, need and area of study.
Presidential Leadership Council-PLC is a scholarship based on academic achievements
(25 ACT, 3.6 GPA). This scholarship includes a full-tuition waiver, room and board and
books for two years.
about a campus tour
We invite you to visit NOC at any time Tours are given daily Monday-Friday from 9 am to
4 pm. We encourage you to contact a Northern recruiter at 580.628.6200 prior to your visit .
about admissions
Turn in the completed application for admission, along with your high school transcript
and ACT scores, early. Our application is also available at www.noc.edu/future-students.
about enrollment
Come meet with one of our many graduation advisors and counselors to enroll in your
classes for the coming semester .emester.
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Eraca
Barnes
Christina
Cooper
Freshman
5’4”
Tumbler/Flyer/Base
Ponca City, OK
Freshman
5’3”
Tumbler/Flyer/Base
Ponca City, OK
Jordan
Cremers
Dalton
Hasselbring
Freshman
5’2”
Tumbler/Base
Ponca City, OK
Freshman
6’2”
Tumbler/Base
Newkirk, OK
TrÉ
Moritz
Cheyenne
Nave
Freshman
5’11”
Mascot
Enid, OK
Freshman
5’1”
Tumbler/Front Spot
Lyons, KS
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K.C.
Odle
Kellee
Odle
Freshman
5’4”
Tumbler/Flyer
Visalia, CA
Freshman
5’7”
Tumbler/Base
Visalia, CA
Morgan
Pruitt
John
Soto
Freshman
5’4”
Tumbler/Flyer
Yale, OK
Freshman
6’2”
Base
Blackwell, OK
Bryce
Wilson
Freshman
5’10”
Tumbler/Base
Newkirk, OK
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NOC
DIVISIONS
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Agricultural & Life Sciences
T
he Division of Agricultural and Life Sciences provides
the basic framework for students pursuing degrees in all
areas of agriculture, biological science and pre-professional
medicine. The required and elective courses are designed
to prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions.
Courses and programs within the department, such as Wildlife
Conservation, Entomology, Sheep Production and Management
and the NOC Sheep Production Center, along with ongoing
biological science research projects and data collection,
provide students with the opportunity to gain valuable handson experience while building strong relationships between the
students and faculty. Participation in the division’s campus
organization, Northern Aggies, allows students to interact
with others in common degree areas and develop life-long
relationships through extracurricular activities.
Business
T
he Division of Business is accredited by the Accreditation
Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP),
indicating that the division meets the rigorous educational
standards established by the ACBSP. The division offers
degrees designed for students who intend to transfer and
for career-minded students who are focused on immediate
employment. An exceptional internship program provides
students the opportunity to gain valuable business experience
while earning college credits. Outstanding business students
are invited to join Kappa Beta Delta, the business honor society
recognized by the ACBSP.
Fine Arts
P
roviding one of the most diverse Fine Arts educations of
any of the state’s two-year colleges, the Division of Fine
Arts offers an Associate in Arts degree with emphasis in
art, music, music business, music theatre or theatre. Music
students can participate in a variety of performing ensembles
while those interested in theatre can audition for leading roles
in productions and/or receive hands-on training in aspects of
technical theatre. Art Department students display their works
in an annual exhibition in the Eleanor Hays Art Gallery.
Health, Physical Education
& Recreation
T
he Division of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
offers an educational foundation for an undergraduate
program in physical education. This program effectively
prepares students for physical education programs offered at
four-year institutions. Students can major in HPER or HPER
with an Athletic Training option.
Language Arts
W
ith degrees offered in English, mass communications
and printing technology, the Division of Language
Arts helps prepare students to enter the media workforce
or to obtain an advanced degree. Employers consistently cite
strong communication skills among the top qualities they
are looking for in prospective employees, making the degree
options in Language Arts among the most versatile.
Mathematics & Engineering
T
he Division of Mathematics and Engineering prepares
students for a variety of fields, including pre-medicine,
mathematics, pre-engineering, chemistry and physics. The
analytical and critical thinking skills gained will help students
throughout their lives regardless of their specific field. The
division also works with industries and career technology
institutions in north central Oklahoma to aid technical
education efforts. Northern graduates have an outstanding
record of performance at four-year institutions in the state.
Nursing
T
he Division of Nursing is located at all three campuses
and admits a total of 120 nursing students at Tonkawa,
Enid and Stillwater. The division is accredited by the
Oklahoma Board of Nursing and National League for Nursing
Accrediting Commission (NLNAC). It partners with area
hospitals to promote critical thinking and experience in the
health care field and partners with several career technology
centers for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) to enter into the
program at an advanced level.
Social Science
T
he Division of Social Science awards transferable degrees
in social sciences with an emphasis in history, political
science, geography, behavioral science, criminal justice
and child development. The social sciences provide students
with an understanding of the social world in which they
live. The insight and skills acquired are desired by industry,
business, health and educational fields. Training certification
programs and fully transferable degrees are available in
Child Development and Early Childhood Education. The
Associate in Arts degree in Criminal Justice prepares police
officers and future criminologists for immediate careers in law
enforcement, investigation and corrections.
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S
Arts & Sciences-General Studies
tudents wanting to explore career options before choosing a specific field of study can select the Arts and SciencesGeneral Studies option to earn an Associate in Science degree. The program includes degree requirements and courses
usually completed in the first two years of a four-year curriculum. Graduation advisors and counselors work closely with
students to tailor an individual course of study to help them choose a major and to transfer to the four-year institution
of their choice.
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