Horizon League Men`s Basketball

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MEN’S BASKETBALL
Horizon League
201 S. Capitol Avenue
Suite 500
Indianapolis, IN 46225
317.237.5622
STANDINGS
Team
#rv/-- Valparaiso
Oakland
Wright State
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Detroit
Youngstown State
Northern Kentucky
Cleveland State
UIC
W
16
13
13
11
10
9
6
5
4
3
L
2
5
5
7
8
9
12
13
14
15
Horizon League
Pct. PF PA
.889 77.5 62.8
.722 88.2 80.2
.722 71.6 67.8
.611 84.8 83.0
.556 79.7 73.8
.500 83.7 82.9
.333 77.4 87.3
.278 70.1 74.1
.222 61.3 70.8
.167 68.4 79.9
Streak
W-5
W-2
W-3
L-1
W-1
L-2
W-1
L-6
L-1
L-5
HORIZON LEAGUE POSTSEASON SCHEDULE
NIT - Tuesday, March 15
9:15 - (8) Texas Southern at (1) Valparaiso
NCAA Tournament - Friday, March 18
7:20 - (14) Green Bay vs. (3) Texas A&M
Vegas 16 - Monday, March 28
9:00 - Oakland vs. Towson
LITTLE CAESARS
HORIZON LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, March 5
Game 1: (4) Green Bay 65, (9) Cleveland State 53
Game 2: (5) Milwaukee 86, (8) Northern Kentucky 69
Game 3: (3) Wright State 74, (10) UIC 43
Game 4: (6) Detroit 92, (7) Youngstown State 79
Sunday, March 6
Game 5: (4) Green Bay 70, (5) Milwaukee 61
Game 6: (3) Wright State 82, (6) Detroit 72
Monday, March 7
Game 7: (4) Green Bay 99, (1) Valparaiso 92 (OT)
Game 8: (3) Wright State 59, (2) Oakland 55
Tuesday, March 8
Game 9: (4) Green Bay 78, (3) Wright State 69
W
26
21
22
23
20
16
11
9
9
5
L
6
11
13
12
13
15
21
21
23
25
Overall
Pct.
.812
.656
.629
.657
.606
.516
.344
.300
.281
.167
PF
75.8
86.3
68.5
84.2
79.3
83.7
76.2
70.5
60.8
67.3
Craig Hammel
[email protected]
@CraigHammel_HL | #HLMBB
(c) 317.292.0858
(o) 317.237.5606
Postseason
PA
62.2
78.9
65.8
79.7
72.5
82.8
83.8
74.4
67.8
78.3
Home
14-1
8-4
13-2
11-3
9-4
11-4
6-8
7-7
5-10
5-10
Road
12-4
11-5
5-9
8-9
7-6
4-10
4-11
2-13
3-10
0-13
Neutral
0-1
2-2
4-2
4-0
4-3
1-1
1-2
0-1
1-3
0-2
Last 10 Streak
8-2
L-1
7-3
L-1
7-3
L-1
8-2
W-4
5-5
L-1
6-4
L-1
2-8
L-1
1-9
L-7
2-8
L-2
3-7
L-6
Felder named player of the year: Following a regular season that saw
him win Horizon League Player of the Week a record seven times, Oakland junior guard Kay Felder completed a stellar regular season by being
named Horizon League Player of the Year.
Felder finished the regular season leading the Horizon League in scoring with an average of 24.4 points per game and led the nation in assists,
averaging 9.4 per contest. The Detroit, Mich.-native is aiming to become
the first player since Davidson’s Stephen Curry (28.6 ppg, 5.6 apg) in
2008-09 to average over 34.0 points-plus-assists per game. The 2014
HL Freshman of the Year has 292 assists this season and needs 14 more
to break the HL mark of 305 that has stood since the 1984-85 season.
Felder broke the League’s career assists record on Feb. 11, and with 760
career assists currently, he can now turn his attention towards chasing
the NCAA DI career assists mark of 1,076 set by Duke’s Bobby Hurley
(1989-93).
Felder marks the fourth consecutive season a point guard has been
named Horizon League Player of the Year (Keifer Sykes, Green Bay - 2014
& 2015; Ray McCallum, Detroit - 2013).Valparaiso’s Ryan Broekhoff in the
2011-12 season was the last non-point guard to win HL Player of the Year.
Valparaiso clinches regular season title for fourth time in five
seasons: Valparaiso, the Horizon League preseason favorite, clinched the
outright regular season title and #1 seed in the Little Caesars Men’s Basketball Championship. The regular season title is the fourth in five seasons
for Valpo. The Crusaders are 65-19 (.774) in Horizon League regular
season play since the 2011-12 season.Valpo’s 16-2 record in League play
this season is the best mark for an HL team since the 2009-10 Butler
team went 18-0 in the HL en route to a national runner-up finish in the
NCAA Tournament.
Felder and Fouse climb to top of HL record book: Oakland junior guard Kay
Felder became the HL’s career assists leader on Feb. 11 as he surpassed Xavier’s
Ralph Lee (1982-86) who was the previous record holder with 699 career assists.
The five-team HL player of the week this season has 736 career helpers and still has
this year and his senior season as he begins the chase of the NCAA mark of 1,076
set by Duke’s Bobby Hurley (1989-93).
Green Bay senior foward Jordan Fouse became the HL’s career steals leader on
Feb. 20. He now has 2 career steals, surpassing the previous mark of 246 set by
Youngstown State’s Kendrick Perry.
MEN’S BASKETBALL CONTACTS
CLEVELAND STATE
Greg Murphy
Office.................. 216.687.5288
Cell...................... 216.798.9362
[email protected]
DETROIT
PJ Gradowski
Office.................. 313.993.1745
Cell...................... 313.585.0982
[email protected]
GREEN BAY
Joey Daniels
Office.................. 920.465.2498
Cell...................... 920.288.7723
[email protected]
MILWAUKEE
Chris Zills
Office.................. 414.229.4593
Cell...................... 414.750.2090
[email protected]
NORTHERN KENTUCKY
Bryan McEldowney
Office.................. 859.572.5470
Cell...................... 937.478.5027
[email protected]
OAKLAND
Dan Gliot
Office.................. 248.370.3201
Cell...................... 440.773.2770
[email protected]
UIC
Dan Yopchick
Office.................. 312.413.9340
Cell...................... 847.254.0404
[email protected]
VALPARAISO
Aaron Leavitt
Office.................. 219.464.6953
Cell...................... 219.476.6680
[email protected]
WRIGHT STATE
Bob Noss
Office.................. 937.775.2816
Cell...................... 937.367.2397
[email protected]
YOUNGSTOWN STATE
Jamie Hall
Office.................. 330.941.3192
Cell...................... 330.540.5417
[email protected]
HORIZON LEAGUE
Craig Hammel
Office.................. 317.237.5606
Cell...................... 317.292.0858
[email protected]
HorizonLeague.com
The official Horizon League web site is hosted by
WebStream Productions and TGFI. Available men’s
basketball information includes:
• Standings
• Schedule / Results
• Overall and League statistics
(HTML & PDF formats)
• Weekly release (PDF)
• Players of the Week
• Television schedule
• Interviews with players and coaches
• Horizon League Men’s Basketball Championship information
Statistics/Daily Recaps
League statistics and daily recaps will be updated in
the evening following the conclusion of the night’s
final game.
Players of the Week/Weekly Release
The Horizon League Men’s Basketball Player and
Freshman of the Week will be announced early Monday afternoon each week during the season.
The Horizon League Weekly Release will also come
out on Monday afternoon during the season, with
an update sent out heading into the weekend. To
be added to the weekly release list, contact Craig
Hammel.
Media Requests
For information regarding Horizon League men’s
basketball, or to speak with any member of the
Horizon League staff throughout the year, please
contact Craig Hammel.
Tournament Credentials
The Horizon League will handle credentialing for
the championship with credentials available at www.
sportssystems.com/horizonleague.
Tournament Procedures
Selected players and the head coach will be made
available postgame as part of the postgame press
conference.
All other interviews should be coordinated through
the team Sports Information Directors (listed in the
left column on this page).
Tie-Breaking Procedures
1. If two tied teams met twice during the regular season and one of the two won both games, the winner
shall be awarded the higher seed.
2. If two tied teams split in two games during the
regular season, compare each team’s record against
the team occupying the highest position in the standings and continue down through the standings until
one team gains the advantage, thereby winning the
higher position.
3. If three or more teams are tied, compare the
combined record of each of the tied teams agains
the other teams involved in the tie until an advantage
is gained. (Example: Team A’s combined record
against both Team B and Team C as compared to
Team B’s combined record against both A and C,
etc.)
4. If the provision of (3) above fail to resolve a tie
involving three or more teams, compare each of the
tied team’s records against the team occupying the
highest position in the standings and continue down
through the standings until the tie is reduced to a
two-team tie, at which time revert to items (1) and
(2) above or until the tie is broken.
5. If the above provisions fail to resolve a tie, the
team with the higher RPI for that season will receive
a higher seed (source for RPI: Collegiate Basketball
News).
Awards & Honors
The Horizon League’s annual individual awards will
be voted upon by each of the 10 head coaches and
selected members of the media following the last
game of the regular season. The following awards
will be presented:
• Player of the Year
• Coach of the Year
• Freshman of the Year
• Defensive Player of the Year
• Sixth Man of the Year
• All-League Team (five-player first and second
teams)
• All-Defensive Team (five players)
• All-Freshman Team (five players)
NCAA Tournament History
NCAA
1982 (7) Marquette 67, (10) Evansville 62
1983 (12) Alcorn State 81, (12) Xavier 75
1984 (6) Memphis 92, (11) Oral Roberts 83
1985(4) Loyola 59, (13) Iona 58
(4) Loyola 70, (5) Southern Methodist 57
(1) Georgetown 65, (4) Loyola 53
1986 (5) Alabama 97, (12) Xavier 80
1987(13) Xavier 70, (4) Missouri 69
(5) Duke 65, (13) Xavier 60
1988 (6) Kansas 85, (11) Xavier 72
1989(11) Evansville 94, (6) Oregon State 90 (ot)
(3) Seton Hall 87, (11) Evansville 73
(3) Michigan 92, (14) Xavier 87
1990 (6) Xavier 87, (11) Kansas State 79
(6) Xavier 74, (3) Georgetown 71
(10) Texas 102, (6) Xavier 89
(12) Dayton 88, (5) Illinois 86
(4) Arkansas 86, (12) Dayton 84
1991(14) Xavier 89, (3) Nebraska 84
(11) Connecticut 66, (14) Xavier 50
1992 (9) Texas-El Paso 55, (8) Evansville 50
1993 (3) Florida State 82, (14) Evansville 70
(9) Xavier 73, (8) New Orleans 55
(1) Indiana 73, (9) Xavier 70
1994(12) Green Bay 61, (5) California 57
(4) Syracuse 64, (12) Green Bay 59
1995 (3) Purdue 49, (14) Green Bay 48
(6) Georgetown 68, (11) Xavier 63
1996 (9) Virginia Tech 61, (8) Green Bay 48
(3) Texas Tech 74, (14) Northern Illinois 73
1997 (3) Cincinnati 86, (14) Butler 69
1998 (4) New Mexico 79, (13) Butler 62
(8) UNC Charlotte 77, (9) UIC 62
(10) Detroit 66, (7) St. John’s 64
(2) Purdue 80, (10) Detroit 65
1999(12) Detroit 56, (5) UCLA 53
(2) Ohio State 75, (12) Detroit 44
2000 (5) Florida 69, (12) Butler 68 (ot)
2001(10) Butler 79, (7) Wake Forest 63
(2) Arizona 73, (10) Butler 52
2002 (2) Oklahoma 71, (15) UIC 63
2003 (5) Notre Dame 70, (12) Milwaukee 69
(12) Butler 47, (5) Mississippi State 46
(12) Butler 79, (4) Louisville 71
(1) Oklahoma 65, (12) Butler 54
2004 (4) Kansas 78, (13) UIC 53
2005(12) Milwaukee 83, (5) Alabama 73
(12) Milwaukee 83, (4) Boston College 75
(1) Illinois 77, (12) Milwaukee 63
2006(11) Milwaukee 82, (6) Oklahoma 74
(3) Florida 82, (11) Milwaukee 60
2007(5) Butler 57, (12) Old Dominion 46
(5) Butler 62, (4) Maryland 59
(1) Florida 65, (5) Butler 57
(3) Pittsburgh 79, (14) Wright State 58
2008(7) Butler 81, (10) South Alabama 61
(2) Tennessee 76, (7) Butler 71 (ot)
2009 (13) Cleveland State 84, (4) Wake Forest 69
(12) Arizona 71, (13) Cleveland State 57
(8) LSU 75, (9) Butler 71
2010(5) Butler 77, (12) UTEP 59
(5) Butler 54, (13) Murray State 52
(5) Butler 63, (1) Syracuse 59
(5) Butler 63, (2) Kansas State 56
Final Four: (5) Butler 52, (5) Michigan State 50
NCAA Championship: (1) Duke 61, (5) Butler 59
2011(8) Butler 60, (9) Old Dominion 58
(8) Butler 71, (1) Pittsburgh 70
(8) Butler 61, (4) Wisconsin 54
(8) Butler 74, (2) Florida 71 (ot)
Final Four: (8) Butler 70, (12) VCU 62
NCAA Championship: (3) Connecticut 53, (8) Butler 41
2012 (2) Kansas 65, (15) Detroit 50
2013 (3) Michigan State 65, (14) Valparaiso 54
2014 (2) Villanova 73, (15) Milwaukee 53
2015 (4) Maryland 65, (13) Valparaiso 62
2016 (14) Green Bay vs. (3) Texas A&M
NCAA Tournament Notes
- This is Green Bay’s first appearance in the NCAA
Tournament since the 1995 season when
the Phoenix were a 14-seed and lost to
3-seed Purdue by 1.
- This is the Horizon League’s first game against
an SEC opponent since the 2011 tournament when 8-seed Butler defeated
2-seed Florida in OT to advance to the
Final Four.
- The Horizon League has a 3-7 record all-time in
the NCAA Tournament against the SEC.
- The Horizon League has won won an NCAA
Tournament game since 2011. From
1993-2011, the HL only went one-anddone in the NCAA Tournament four
times.
NIT History
NIT
1982 Marquette 67, (10) Evansville 62
1980 Illinois 105, Loyola 87
1982 Oklahoma 81, Oral Roberts 73
1984 Xavier 60, Ohio State 57
Xavier 58, Nebraska 57
Michigan 63, Xavier 62
1985 Indiana 79, Butler 57
1987 Saint Louis 76, St. Peter’s 60
Southern Mississippi 83, Saint Louis 78
1988 Evansville 66, Utah 55
Boston College 86, Evansville 81
1989 Saint Louis 87, Southern Illinois 54
Saint Louis 73, Wisconsin 68;
Saint Louis 66, New Mexico 65
Saint Louis 74, Michigan State 64
Championship: St. John’s 73, Saint Louis 65
1990Penn State 57, Marquette 54
Saint Louis 85, Kent State 74
Saint Louis 58, Green Bay 54
Saint Louis 54, DePaul 47
1991
1992
1994
1994
1999
2001
2002
2002
2003
Saint Louis 80, New Mexico 73
Championship: Vanderbilt 74, Saint Louis 72
Wyoming 63, Butler 61
Purdue 82, Butler 56
Tulane 76, Evansville 63
Xavier 80, Miami-Ohio 68
Xavier 83, Northwestern 79
Villanova 76, Xavier 74
Butler 51, Bradley 50
Butler 75, Old Dominion 62
Clemson 89, Butler 69 (Quarterfinals)
Detroit 68, Bradley 49
Detroit 67, Connecticut 61
Detroit 59, Dayton 42
Semifinal: Alabama 74, Detroit 63
Third Place: Memphis 86, Detroit 71
Butler 81, Bowling Green 69
Syracuse 66, Butler 65
Dayton 80, Detroit 69
Western Michigan 63, UIC 62
2004 Milwaukee 91, Rice 63
Boise State 73, Milwaukee 70
2006 Butler 53, Miami (Ohio) 52
Florida State 67, Butler 63
2008 Dayton 66, Cleveland State 57
2011 (4) Northwestern 70, (5) Milwaukee 61
(2) Cleveland State 63, (7) Vermont 60
(6) College of Charleston 64, (2) Cleveland State 56
2012 (2) Miami 66, (7) Valparaiso 50
(3) Stanford 76, (6) Cleveland State 65
2013 (3) Arizona State 83, (6) Detroit 68
2014 (5) Belmont 80, (4) Green Bay 65
2015 (4) Illinois State 69 (5) Green Bay 56
2016 (8) Texas Southern at (1) Valparaiso
2016 Horizon League Championship at Joe Louis Arena (March 5-8)
motorcitymadness.horizonleague.org
Tournament Champions
1979-80 Oral Roberts
1980-81 Oklahoma City
1981-82 Evansville
1982-83 Xavier
1983-84 Oral Roberts
1984-85 Loyola
1985-86 Xavier
1986-87 Xavier
1987-88 Xavier
1988-89 Xavier
1989-90 Dayton
1990-91 Xavier
1991-92 Evansville
1992-93 Evansville
1993-94 Detroit
1994-95 Green Bay
1995-96 Northern Ill.
1996-97 Butler
1997-98 Butler
1998-99 Detroit
1999-00 Butler
2000-01 Butler
2001-02 UIC
2002-03 Milwaukee
2003-04 UIC
2004-05 Milwaukee
2005-06 Milwaukee
2006-07 Wright State
2007-08 Butler
2008-09 Cleveland State
2009-10 Butler
2010-11 Butler
2011-12 Detroit
2012-13 Valparaiso
2013-14 Milwaukee
2014-15 Valparaiso
2015-16 Green Bay
Valparaiso
Green Bay
GAME 1 - 12 PM EST
GAME 7 - 7 PM
Green Bay
Cleveland State
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Green Bay
GAME 5 - 1 PM
Milwaukee
GAME 2 - 2:30 PM
GAME 9 - 7 PM
Northern Kentucky
Oakland
Wright State
GAME 3 - 5 PM
Green Bay
Wright State
Wright State
GAME 8 - 9:30 PM
UIC
Wright State
Detroit
GAME 6 - 3:30 PM
Detroit
GAME 4 - 7:30 PM
Youngstown State
Tournament Champions Breakdown
Butler
7
Xavier
6
Milwaukee4
Detroit
3
Evansville
3
Green Bay
2
UIC
2
Oral Roberts
2
Valparaiso
2
Cleveland State
1
Dayton
1
Loyola
1
Northern Illinois
1
Oklahoma City
1
Wright State
1
2016 LITTLE CAESARS
HORIZON LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, March 5
Game 1: (4) Green Bay 65, (9) Cleveland State 53
Game 2: (5) Milwaukee 86, (8) Northern Kentucky 69
Game 3: (3) Wright State 74, (10) UIC 43
Game 4: (6) Detroit 92, (7) Youngstown State 79
Sunday, March 6
Game 5: (4) Green Bay 70, (5) Milwaukee 61
Game 6: (3) Wright State 82, (6) Detroit 72
Monday, March 7
Game 7: (4) Green Bay 99, (1) Valparaiso 92 (OT)
Game 8: (3) Wright State 59, (2) Oakland 55
Tuesday, March 8
Game 9: (4) Green Bay 78, (3) Wright State 69
All-Tournament Team
Jordan Fouse, Green Bay (MVP)
Carrington Love, Green Bay
Charles Cooper, Green Bay
Alec Peters,Valparaiso
JT Yoho, Wright State
All-Time Horizon League Tournament Records
Team
Record
Pct.
Valparaiso
10-7
.588
Milwaukee
19-16
.543
Detroit
35-33
.515
Green Bay
21-20
.512
Wright State
20-21
.488
UIC
19-20
.487
Cleveland State
12-20
,375
Oakland
1-3
.250
Youngstown State
4-16
.200
Northern Kentucky
0-1
.000
Number of
SF Appearances
6
8
17
13
9
8
9
1
0
0
Number of
Champ Game Appearances
3
6
8
4
6
3
2
0
0
0
Last
Champ Game Appearance
2015
2014
2012
2016
2016
2004
2009
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HORIZON LEAGUE MEN’S
BASKETBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Alec Peters
Valparaiso
Junior | Forward
Washington, Ill.
Peters garnered his third Player
of the Week honor this year after
averaging 24.0 points and 10.5
rebounds in the Crusaders’ two
road wins last week. He had 23
points, knocking down five three-pointers, in Valpo’s 80-76
overtime win at Milwaukee on Friday night. Peters scored
the final basket of regulation and added five points and one
assist in the overtime session. On Sunday, the Washington,
Ill., native scored 25 points and grabbed a career-high 15
rebounds in Valpo’s 70-68 win at Green Bay. Peters scored
seven of his 25 points in the final 4:11 of the game as the
Crusaders overcame a late second half deficit to win.
Kay Felder
Oakland
Junior | Guard
Detroit, Mich.
The Player of the Week nod is
the seventh this year for Felder,
breaking the record for most
selections in a single season.
Green Bay’s Keifer Sykes was
the previous record holder after being selected Player
of the Week six times during the 2013-14 season. The
Bob Cousy award finalist finished one rebound shy of
a triple double on Friday night as the Golden Grizzlies
defeated Metro Series rival Detroit, 108-97. Felder was
9-of-18 from the field for 26 points and also passed out
16 assists. The 16 assists tied for the second-most in a
single-game this season in the NCAA.
2015-16
Player of the Week
Nov. 9.........................................Carrington Love, Green Bay
Nov. 16..................................................... Kay Felder, Oakland
Nov. 23.................................. Bobby Hain,Youngstown State
Nov. 30............................................ Jordan Fouse, Green Bay
Dec. 7......Kay Felder, Oakland/Jordan Johnson, Milwaukee
Dec. 14..................................................... Kay Felder, Oakland
Dec. 21.........................................Jordan Johnson, Milwaukee
Dec. 28..................................................... Kay Felder, Oakland
Jan. 4.............Cameron Morse,YSU/Alec Peters,Valparaiso
Jan. 11.......................................... Vashil Fernandez,Valparaiso
Jan. 18........................................... Mark Alstork, Wright State
Jan. 25............................... Cole Murray, Northern Kentucky
Feb. 1......................................................... Kay Felder, Oakland
Feb. 8........................... Kay Felder, Oakland/Tai Odiase, UIC
Feb. 15...................................................Alec Peters,Valparaiso
Feb. 22.............Kay Felder, Oakland/Alec Peters,Valparaiso
2015-16
Freshman of the Week
Nov. 9.................................................... Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Nov. 16................................................. Josh McFolley, Detroit
Nov. 23...................................Rob Edwards, Cleveland State
Nov. 30................................................. Josh McFolley, Detroit
Dec. 7.................................................... Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Dec. 14...................................Rob Edwards, Cleveland State
Dec. 21................................................. Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Dec. 28.................... Drew McDonald, Northern Kentucky
Jan. 4...................................................... Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Jan. 11....................... Drew McDonald, Northern Kentucky
Jan. 18.................................................... Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Jan. 25.................................................... Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Feb. 1....................................................Michael Kolawole, UIC
Feb. 8..................................................... Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Feb. 15................................................... Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Feb. 22.....................................Rob Edwards, Cleveland State
2015-16 Horizon League Award Winners
All-League First Team
Kay Felder, Oakland
Alec Peters, Valparaiso
Paris Bass, Detroit
Matt Tiby, Milwaukee
Yr. Pos.
Jr.
G
Jr.
F
So. G/F
Sr.
F
Sr.
G
Note:
Finished regular season leading HL in scoring with (24.4) & assists (9.4)
Ranked 5th in scoring (17.9), 2nd in rebounding (9.2) & shot 52.4% in HL
Only player in HL to rank in the top-5 in scoring, rebounding, steals & blocks
Led his team in scoring (15.6) and rebounding (8.3) this season
Led his team in scoring (18.3) and steals (2.5) this season
All-League Second Team
Yr. Pos.
Jalen Hayes, Oakland
So.
F
Cameron Morse, Youngstown State So.
G
Jordan Fouse, Green Bay
Sr.
F
Jordan Johnson, Milwaukee
Jr. G
Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Fr.
F
Note:
Had League-best rebounding average of 9.4 during Horizon League play
led the HL in scoring during League play at 23.3 points per contest.
1st or 2nd on team in rebounding (8.5), assists (3.4) steals (2.2) & blocks (1.4)
Ranks second in nation in total assists and assists per game (8.2)
Scored HL-record 594 points as a freshman
All-Freshman Team
Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Drew McDonald, Northern Kentucky
Rob Edwards, Cleveland State
Josh McFolley, Detroit
Jordan Andrews, Youngstown State
Note:
Led all freshman in scoring (19.8) and rebounding (7.3)
Led his team in scoring (12.8) and rebounding (7.7) during HL play
Led his team in scoring (13.1) during HL play
Averaged 8.5 points per game in rookie campaign
Averaged 9.8 points and 3.3 rebounds per game in HL play
Pos.
F
F
G
G
G
All-Defensive Team
Vashil Fernandez, Valparaiso
Tai Odiase, UIC
Joe Thomasson, Wright State
Yr. Pos.
Sr.
C
Sr.
F
So. F/C
Sr.
G
Sr.
G
Note:
Led HL with 96 blocked shots in regular season
Second-ever 4x HL All-Defensive Team member
69 blocks in HL play led League
Led WSU with 28 steals and ranked second with 14 blocked shots
Led HL in steals with 90, setting Green Bay’s single-season mark.
Player of the Year
Kay Felder, Oakland
Yr. Pos.
Jr.
G
Note:
Set HL single-season assist mark and HL career assist mark this season
Freshman of the Year
Dikembe Dixson, UIC
Yr. Pos.
Fr.
F
Note:
419 points in HL play, were 1 point off from tying for most in HL
Defensive Player of the Year
Yr. Pos.
Sr.
C
Note:
First back-to-back winner in HL history
Sixth Man of the Year
Max Hooper, Oakland
Yr. Pos.
Sr.
G
Note:
Made HL-best 105 three-pointers during regular season
Coach of the Year
Bryce Drew, Valparaiso
Note:
Has won award three times in five seasons as head coach
Top Individual Scoring Performances
Top Individual Rebounding Performances
1. Cameron Morse,YSU vs. Green Bay (1/9/16)............ 44
2. Dikembe Dixson, UIC at Youngstown St (2/16/16).. 40
3. Alec Peters,Valpo at Detroit (1/10/16)........................ 39
Carrington Love, GB vs.Youngstown State (2/20/16).....39
5. Kay Felder, OAK at Washington (12/19/15)............... 38
6. Kay Felder, OAK vs. Michigan State (12/22/15)......... 37
7. Kay Felder, OAK at Toledo (12/12/15)......................... 34
Anton Wilson, DET vs.Youngstown St (1/2/16)......... 34
9. Akeem Springs, UWM at Youngstown St (1/8/16)..... 33
Kay Felder, OAK vs. Wright State (1/29/16)............... 33
1. Jorden Kaufman,YSU vs. UIC (2/16/16)........................ 18
2. Demonte Flannigan, CSU vs. Malone (11/17/15)........ 17
Matt Tiby, UWM vs. South Dakota (12/17/15)............ 17
Jalen Hayes, OAK at Washington (12/19/15).............. 17
Paris Bass, UDM at Cleveltand State (2/4/16)............. 17
Dikembe Dixson, UIC at Youngstown St (2/16/16).... 17
7. Jordan Fouse, GB vs. Akron (11/24/15)........................ 16
S. Dorsey-Walker, OAK vs. Alcorn State (11/27/15).16
Najeal Young, UIC vs.Youngstown St (1/28/16)......... 16
10. J.J. Panoske, UWM vs. Lipscomb (11/14/15).............. 15
Dikembe Dixson, UIC vs. Roosevelt (11/24/15)........ 15
Dikembe Dixson, UIC vs.Youngstown St (1/28/16)...... 15
Najeal Young, UIC vs. Cleveland State (1/30/16)........ 15
2015-16 Preseason Poll
Rank School (1st)Points
1.
Valparaiso (36)
418
2. Oakland (6)
368
3. Milwaukee
344
4.
Detroit (1)
289
5. Wright State
253
6.
Green Bay
215
7.
Cleveland State
173
8.UIC
125
9.
Youngstown State
93
10.
Northern Kentucky
87
PRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Kahlil Felder, Oakland
FIRST TEAM ALL-LEAGUE
Kahlil Felder, G, Jr. ................................................Oakland
2014 Freshman of the Year
2015 First Team All-League,
18.1 ppg, 7.6 apg, 82.6 FT%
Alec Peters, F, Jr. ................................................Valparaiso
2015 First Team All-League
16.8 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 48.9 FG%, 46.6 3pt FG%
Matt Tiby, F, Sr. ..................................................Milwaukee
2015 Second Team All-League
13.3 ppg, 7.8 rpg, 81.2 FT%
Paris Bass, G/F, So. .................................................. Detroit
2015 Freshman of the Year
12.4 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 39 steals, 35 blocks
Jordan Fouse, F, Sr. ........................................... Green Bay
2013, 2014 & 2015 All-Defensive Team
7.1 rpg, 3.7 apg, 64 steals, 37 blocks
SECOND TEAM ALL-LEAGUE
Bobby Hain, C., Sr. ............................Youngstown State
14.6 ppg, 7.4 rpg, 51.4 FG%
JT Yoho, F, Sr. ................................................. Wright State
15.6 ppg, 6.4 rpg, missed most of 2nd half of
season las year due to injury
Vashil Fernandez, C, Sr. ..................................Valparaiso
2015 Defensive Player of the Year
98 blocks, 2.9 per game, 5.9 rpg, 56.4 FG%
Tevonn Walker, G, So. ......................................Valparaiso
2015 All-Freshman Team
10.3 ppg, 3.4 rpg, led team with 37 steals
Darien Walker, G, Sr., .......................................Valparaiso
10.7 ppg, 4.6 rpg
HORIZON VS. NON-LEAGUE
ACC (5/0-5)
Nov. 17
Nov. 19
Nov. 20
Dec. 21
Dec. 30
#18/18 Notre Dame 86, Milwaukee 78
Georgia Tech 107, Green Bay 77
Pittsburgh 95, Detroit 79
Notre Dame 87, Youngstown State 78
#5/5 Virginia 71, Oakland 58
Dec. 7
Oakland 83, Binghamton 72
Dec. 5
Dec. 19
UCF 88, UIC 58
Detroit 95, UIC 89
AMERICA EAST (1/1-0)
AMERICAN (2/1-1)
ATLANTIC SUN (2/1-1)
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Milwaukee 71, Lipscomb 65
FGCU 104, Youngstown State 101 (3OT)
Nov. 17
Nov. 21
Nov. 24
Nov. 28
Valparaiso 58, #rv/-- Rhode Island 55
Rhode Island 73, Cleveland State 45
Duquesne 96, Milwaukee 92 (OT)
George Mason 66, Wright State 39
Nov. 23
Dec. 2
Dec. 8
#23/rv Xavier 78, Northern Kentucky 66
DePaul 82, UIC 55
#12/13 Xavier 90, Wright State 55
Nov. 23
Youngstown State 79, North Dakota 69
Dec. 17
Wright State 71, Charleston Southern 65
Nov. 28
Dec. 9
Dec. 12
Dec. 12
Dec. 15
Dec. 19
Dec. 22
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
#2/2 Maryland 80, Cleveland State 63
Milwaukee 68, Wisconsin 67
Illinois 83, UIC 79
#11/11 Purdue 95, Youngstown State 64
Michigan 77, Northern Kentucky 62
Michigan 105, Youngstown State 46
#1/1 Michigan State 99, Oakland 93 (OT)
Milwaukee 74, Minnesota 65
Wisconsin 84, Green Bay 79
Nov. 13
#rv/23 West Virginia 107, West Virginia 61
ATLANTIC 10 (4/1-3)
BIG EAST (3/0-3)
BIG SKY (1/1-0)
BIG SOUTH (1/1-0)
BIG TEN (9/2-7)
MISSOURI VALLEY (7/3-4)
Nov. 24
Nov. 28
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 19
Dec. 19
Southern Illinois 97, Oakland 88
Drake 83, UIC 62
Valparaiso 69, Indiana State 63
Cleveland State 60, Loyola 54
Illinois State 72, UIC 60
Valparaiso 74, Missouri State 45
Loyola 64, UIC 47
Nov. 22
Colorado State 95, Oakland 89
Dec. 2
Dec. 5
Youngstown State 65, Robert Morris 58
Oakland 92, Robert Morris 74
Nov. 21
Nov. 23
Nov. 28
Nov. 30
Dec. 3
Dec. 3
Dec. 5
Dec. 19
Dec. 19
Dec. 28
Dec. 28
Morehead State 64, Northern Kentucky 56
Murray State 66, Milwaukee 63
Green Bay 81, Eastern Illinois 72
Green Bay 87, SIU-Edwardsville 69
Milwaukee 64, SIU-Edwardsville 51
Valparaiso 61, Belmont 57
Eastern Illinois 79, Northern Kentucky 73
Cleveland State 67, Belmont 65
Northern Kentucky 79, SEMO 69
Green Bay 78, Morehead State 72
Belmont 85, Valparaiso 81
Nov. 13
Nov. 22
Nov. 24
Dec. 19
Stanford 93, Green Bay 89 (OT)
#25/rv Oregon 73, Valparaiso 67
Valparaiso 63, Oregon State 57
Oakland 97, Washington 83
Dec. 4
American 60, Youngstown State 56
Nov. 20
Dec. 1
Dec. 2
#2/2 Kentucky 78, Wright State 63
Georgia 86, Oakland 82
#16/13 Vanderbilt 102, Detroit 52
Nov. 17
East Tennessee State 103, Green Bay 90
Nov. 29
Oakland 85, Abilene Christian 57
Nov. 27
Oakland 84, Alcorn State 51
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 17
Nov. 25
Nov. 28
Dec. 17
Wright State 77, South Dakota 69
Milwaukee 71, Denver 58
Valparaiso 78, IPFW 64
Western Illinois 84, UIC 57
South Dakota State 77, Cleveland State 66
Oral Roberts 100, Detroit 95
South Dakota 92, Milwaukee 91 (2OT)
Dec. 4
Georgia State 59, Wright State 46
Dec. 11
Dec. 28
Jan. 19
Valparaiso 71, Chicago State 53
Oakland 101, Chicago State 93
Green Bay 99, Chicago State 66
Nov. 13
Nov. 15
Dec. 15
San Francisco 78, UIC 75
Milwaukee 71, Santa Clara 65
Green Bay 93, Pacific 88
MOUNTAIN WEST (1/0-1)
NORTHEAST (2/2-0)
OHIO VALLEY (11/7-4)
PAC-12 (4/2-2)
PATRIOT (1/0-1)
SOUTHEASTERN (3/0-3)
BIG TWELVE (1/0-1)
SOUTHERN (1/0-1)
BIG WEST (1/0-1)
SOUTHLAND (1/1-0)
COLONIAL (1/1-0)
SWAC (1/1-0)
CONFERENCE USA (1/0-1)
SUMMIT (7/3-4)
Nov. 14
Dec. 5
Cal State Northridge 72, Wright State 67
Detroit 76, Northeastern 73
Dec. 22
Western Kentucky 79, Detroit 74
Nov. 15
Nov. 24
Nov. 28
Valparaiso 83, #rv/-- Iona 58
Cleveland State 57, Rider 52
Youngstown State 88, Niagara 70
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Nov. 22
Nov. 24
Nov. 25
Nov. 28
Dec. 2
Dec. 5
Dec. 6
Dec. 9
Dec. 12
Dec. 12
Dec. 12
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 23
Dec. 28
Dec. 29
Dec. 30
Kent State 79, Youngstown State 70
Akron 65, Cleveland State 53
Northern Illinois 65, Wright State 59
Oakland 91, Eastern Michigan 81
Toledo 100, Youngstown State 78
Bowling Green 79, Youngstown State 72
Green Bay 66, Akron 63
Milwaukee 84, Central Michigan 78
Ball State 69, Valparaiso 66
Toledo 76, Cleveland State 65
Kent State 66, Cleveland State 62
Toledo 71, Green Bay 69
Detroit 75, Toledo 72
Detroit 95, Bowling Green 80
Ohio 76, Cleveland State 67
Oakland 76, Toledo 64
Miami (Ohio) 72, Wright State 67
Wright State 83, Bowling Green 47
Bowling Green 62, Cleveland State 47
Eastern Michigan 88, Detroit 73
Northern Illinois 70, UIC 65
Toledo 90, Northern Kentucky 73
Nov. 30
Dec. 13
North Caro. A&T 74, Northern Kentucky 63
Northern Kentucky 81, Norfolk State 60
MAAC (3/3-0)
MAC (22/7-15)
MEAC (2/1-1)
SUN BELT (1/0-1)
WAC (3/3-0)
WEST COAST (3/2-1)
NON-DIVISION I (18/18-0)
2015-16 DIVISION I RECORD: 45-61
2015-16 TOTALS: 63-61
* records do not include league games
NCAA LEADERS (THROUGH GAMES OF MARCH 14)
NATIONAL POLLS
CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Poll (March 7)
Team (1st)
W-L Pts. Pvs.
1. Valparaiso (30)
26-5 774
2
2. Saint Mary’s (1)
26-4 742
2
3. Gonzaga
24-7 701
5
4. Little Rock
27-4 662
3
5. Wichita State
24-8 652
4
6. Monmouth
27-6 622
5
7. Stephen F. Austin
25-5 591
7
8. Chattanooga
28-5 544
9
9. Hawaii
24-5 518
8
10. Stony Brook
24-6 467
10
11. BYU
22-9 460
11
12. South Dakota State
24-7 402
12
13. Yale
22-6 393
16
14. Evansville
25-6 349
13
15. Akron
24-7 334 15
16. Northern Iowa
22-12 280
23
17. Princeton
21-6 267
14
18. IPFW
24-8 254 18
19. Iona
21-12 188 22
20. Hofstra
24-8 161
24
21. Grand Canyon
25-6 144
17
22. UNCW
24-7 96
25
23. Weber State
23-8 82
20
24. Oakland
21-10 78 NR
25. New Mexico State
22-9 72
NR
Others receiving votes: Albany 70, UC Irvine 68, Belmont 49,
North Florida 10, CSU Bakersfield 7, ETSU 5, Ohio 5, UT
Arlington 5, Austin Peay 4, UNC Asheville 4, James Madison 3,
Pepperdine 3, Siena 3, Texas A&M Corpus Christi 3, Florida Gulf
Coast 2,Texas Southern 1.
Associated Press (Postseason)
Team (1st)
W-L
1. Kansas (63)
30-4
2. Michigan State (2)
29-5
3. North Carolina
28-6
4.Virginia
26-7
5.Oregon
28-6
6. Villanova
29-5
7. Oklahoma
25-7
8. West Virginia
26-8
9.Xavier
27-5
10. Miami
25-7
10. Kentucky
26-8
12. Purdue
26-8
13. Utah
26-8
14. Indiana
25-7
15. Texas A&M
26-8
16. Louisville
23-8
17. Arizona
25-8
18. Maryland
25-8
19. Duke
23-10
20. Seton Hall
25-8
21. Baylor
22-11
22. Iowa State
21-11
23. California
23-10
24. SMU
25-5
25. Iowa
21-10
Pts.
1,623
1,552
1,488
1,384
1,371
1,283
1,215
1,193
1,127
920
920
873
870
828
682
585
559
489
383
374
347
317
270
84
82
Pvs.
1
2
7
4
8
3
6
9
5
16
11
13
12
10
17
14
15
18
19
NR
22
21
24
25
20
Others receiving votes: Texas 69, Notre Dame 61, Saint
Joseph’s 60, Connecticut 34, Stephen F. Austin 12, Dayton 11,
Wisconsin 9, Wichita St 9, Gonzaga 8, Arkansas-Little Rock
5, Providence 4, Valparaiso 3, Butler 3, Cincinnati 3, Yale 3,
Monmouth 3, Saint Mary’s 3, Stony Brook 2, Michigan 2, Akron
1, Northern Iowa 1
USA Today/ESPN Coaches (Postseason)
Team (1st)
W-L Pts.
1. Kansas (31)
30-4 799
2. Michigan State (1)
29-5 761
3. North Carolina
28-6 732
4. Oregon
28-6 673
5. Virginia
26-7 665
6. Villanova
29-5 610
7. Oklahoma
25-7 588
8. West Virginia
26-8 575
9. Xavier
27-5 548
10. Purdue
26-8 466
11. Miami
25-7 459
12. Indiana
25-7 421
13. Kentucky
26-8 418
14. Utah
26-8 379
15. Texas A&M
26-8 343
16. Arizona
25-8 323
17. Maryland
25-8 306
18. Baylor
22-11 227
19. Iowa State
21-11 199
20. Duke
23-10 172
21. Seton Hall
25-8 158
22. Texas
20-12 113
23. California
23-10 108
24. Iowa
21-10 100
25. Saint Joseph’s
27-7 46
Pvs.
1
3
7
9
4
2
6
8
5
13
11
10
16
12
17
14
15
20
19
21
NR
22
24
18
NR
Others receiving votes: Notre Dame 41, Connecticut 36,
Providence 25, Wichita St 21, Gonzaga 17, Saint Mary’s 17,
Wisconsin 15, Stephen F. Austin 11, Northern Iowa 9, Dayton 9,
VCU 3, Yale 2, Butler 2, Cincinnati 1, Fresno State 1, ArkansasLittle Rock 1
* Italicized teams have been played by or will play Horizon
League team(s).
HORIZON VS. RANKED TEAMS (as of March 9)
Mid-Major Top 25
Associated Press
ESPN/USA Today
Team
Top 10
Top 25
Top 10
Top 25
Cleveland State........................................1-5...................................................0-1...........................0-1.............................................. 0-1........................ 0-1
Detroit.......................................................1-3...................................................0-0...........................0-1.............................................. 0-0........................ 0-1
Green Bay.................................................2-4...................................................0-0...........................0-0.............................................. 0-0........................ 0-0
Milwaukee.................................................2-3...................................................0-0...........................0-1.............................................. 0-0........................ 0-1
Northern Kentucky................................1-2...................................................0-0...........................0-0.............................................. 0-0........................ 0-1
Oakland.....................................................0-3...................................................0-2...........................0-2.............................................. 0-2........................ 0-2
UIC.............................................................0-5...................................................0-0...........................0-0.............................................. 0-0........................ 0-0
Valparaiso..................................................4-0...................................................0-0...........................0-1.............................................. 0-0........................ 0-0
Wright State.............................................4-1...................................................0-1...........................0-2.............................................. 0-1........................ 0-2
Youngstown State....................................1-2...................................................0-0...........................0-1.............................................. 0-0........................ 0-1
Totals.......................................................16-28*............................................... 0-4*..........................0-9*..............................................0-4*.......................0-9*
*includes games against League competition
IN COACHING CIRCLES (as of March 9)
Coach, Team
Year at School/Overall League
School
Career
Gary Waters, Cleveland State............................................. 10/20.........................94-78.......................184-149....................354-284
Ray McCallum, Detroit............................................................8/19..........................66-72.......................130-132....................300-282
Linc Darner, Green Bay...........................................................1/14...........................11-7..........................23-12.......................315-129
Rob Jeter, Milwaukee............................................................ 11/11........................101-87......................185-169....................185-169
John Brannen, Northern Kentucky.....................................1/1............................5-13........................... 9-21............................9-21
Greg Kampe, Oakland........................................................... 32/32.........................31-19.......................556-413....................556-413
Steve McClain, UIC...................................................................1/10...........................3-15........................... 5-25........................162-140
Bryce Drew, Valparaiso............................................................5/5...........................65-19........................120-47......................120-47
Billy Donlon, Wright State......................................................6/6...........................53-49........................109-94......................109-94
Jerry Slocum, Youngstown State...................................... 11/41........................58-131......................129-211....................710-535
TEAM (Top 50 Listed)
Scoring Offense
1. Oakland................................................................................... 86.3
6. Green Bay............................................................................... 84.2
7. Detroit.................................................................................... 83.7
38. Milwaukee............................................................................... 79.3
Scoring Defense
9. Valparaiso................................................................................ 62.2
38. Wright State.......................................................................... 65.8
Scoring Margin
8. Valparaiso................................................................................ 13.6
Field-Goal Percentage Defense
3. Valparaiso................................................................................ 38.1
Three-Point Field Goals per Game
24.Milwaukee..................................................................................9.3
34. Oakland......................................................................................8.9
Three-Point Field Goal Percentage
12. Oakland................................................................................... 39.6
45. Detroit.................................................................................... 37.5
Free-Throw Percentage
5. Milwaukee............................................................................... 77.2
7. Oakland................................................................................... 76.8
Rebounding Margin
6. Valparaiso................................................................................+9.9
Assists Per Game
10. Milwaukee............................................................................... 17.2
43. Oakland................................................................................... 15.6
Assist Turnover Ratio
6. Milwaukee............................................................................... 1.56
42.Oakland................................................................................... 1.35
Blocked Shots Per Game
15. UIC..............................................................................................5.4
48. Green Bay..................................................................................4.6
Steals Per Game
2. Green Bay..................................................................................9.8
Turnovers Per Game
33. Milwaukee............................................................................... 11.0
Turnover Margin
4. Green Bay..................................................................................4.8
33. Wright State.............................................................................2.6
Turnovers Forced
4. Green Bay............................................................................. 16.86
Free Throw Attempts
1. Green Bay................................................................................ 984
18. Oakland.................................................................................... 831
40.Detroit..................................................................................... 795
40. UIC............................................................................................ 795
Free Throws Made
2. Green Bay................................................................................ 648
4.Oakland.................................................................................... 638
42.Detroit..................................................................................... 555
45. Milwaukee................................................................................ 554
Offensive Rebounds Per Game
18. UIC......................................................................................... 13.53
34. Valparaiso.............................................................................. 13.03
41. Green Bay............................................................................. 12.89
INDIVIDUAL (Top 100 Listed)
Points Per Game
4. Kahlil Felder, Oakland.......................................................... 24.2
26. Cameron Morse,Youngstown State.................................. 20.3
36. Dikembe Dixson, UIC.......................................................... 19.8
71. Paris Bass, Detroit................................................................. 18.4
86. Alec Peters,Valparaiso......................................................... 18.0
99. Carrington Love, Green Bay............................................... 17.7
Field Goal Percentage
62. Jalen Hayes, Oakland............................................................ 53.8
Three-Point Field Goals Per Game
12. Max Hooper, Oakland.......................................................... 3.28
47. Anton Wilson, Detroit......................................................... 2.77
96. Matt Donlan,Youngstown State......................................... 2.56
Three-Point Field Goal Percentage
5. Matt Donlan,Youngstown State......................................... 46.3
11. Max Hooper, Oakland.......................................................... 44.9
Rebounds Per Game
67. Jalen Hayes, Oakland...............................................................8.8
85. Alec Peters,Valparaiso............................................................8.4
87. Jordan Fouse, Green Bay........................................................8.4
93. Matt Tiby, Milwaukee...............................................................8.2
Assists Per Game
1. Kahlil Felder, Oakland.............................................................9.3
2. Jordan Johnson, Milwaukee....................................................8.1
Assist:Turnover Ratio
21. Keith Carter,Valparaiso....................................................... 3.04
28. Jordan Johnson, Milwaukee................................................. 2.93
76. Lance Whitaker, UIC............................................................ 2.39
Blocked Shots Per Game
1. Tai Odiase, UIC..................................................................... 3.23
3. Vashil Fernandez,Valparaiso................................................ 3.10
86. J.J. Panoske, Milwaukee......................................................... 1.64
Steals Per Game
3. Carrington Love, Green Bay............................................... 2.57
22. Jordan Fouse, Green Bay..................................................... 2.09
97. Keith Carter,Valparaiso....................................................... 1.61
Horizon
League
Basketball
Honors
Horizon
League
Men’sMen’s
Basketball:
1,000
Point Club
Player
Alfredrick Hughes
Byron Larkin
Chad Tucker
Rashad Phillips
Cedrick Banks
Keifer Sykes
Mark Acres
Keith Gailes
Darrin Fitzgerald
Tyrone Hill
Loyola
Xavier
Butler
Detroit
UIC
Green Bay
Oral Roberts
Loyola
Butler
Xavier
School
1981-85 120 1226
0 462 2914 24.3
1984-88 121 1022 51 601 2696 22.3
1983-88 117 912 29 468 2321 19.8
1997-01 129 715348541231917.8
2001-05 121 768258303209717.3
2011-15 127 713 113 557 2096 16.5
1981-85 110 799
0 440 2038 18.5
1988-91 82 743144396202624.7
1983-87 113 801158259201917.9
1986-90 126 752
0 499 2003 15.9
Years
GP
FG3FG FT Pts.PPG
Player
School
B.J. LaRue
Green Bay
Ben Averkamp
Loyola
Luther Burden
Saint Louis
Jeremy MontgomeryCleveland State
Jermaine Jackson Detroit
Thomas Jackson Butler
Jamal Walker
Xavier
Matt Tiby
Milwaukee
Bubby Mukes
Evansville
Trevon Harmon
Cleveland State
Years GP
1996-00 116
2009-13 114
1982-85
84
2008-12 139
1995-99 118
1998-02 127
1987-91 120
2013-pr 98
1982-86 105
2008-12 124
FG3FG FT Pts.PPG
419 204 317 1359 11.7
509 59 364 1358 11.9
533
0 283 1349 16.1
4462122451349 9.7
427102385134111.4
448106323133410.5
463 74 333 1333 11.1
390 97 455 1332 13.6
571
0 185 1327 12.6
442 206 236 1326 10.7
Kendrick Perry
Norris Cole
Anthony Bonner
Matt Howard
David Bailey
Kareem Townes
Roland Gray
Blake Schilb
Monroe Douglass
DaShaun Wood
Youngstown St.
Cleveland State
Saint Louis
Butler
Loyola
La Salle
Saint Louis
Loyola
Saint Louis
Wright State
2010-14 123
2007-11 140
1986-90 133
2007-11 141
1999-03 116
1992-95 81
1985-89 129
2003-07 118
1985-89 128
2003-07 119
643 201 504 1991 16.2
426 139 485 1978 14.1
774
4 420 1972 14.8
606 58 669 1939 13.8
650166467193316.7
647300331192523.8
696 105 383 1880 14.6
660204355187915.9
766 10 335 1877 14.7
639120451184915.5
Joe Kopicki
Vytas Sulskis
Jamaal Harris
Derek Strong
Carrington Love
Richie Johnson
Jerry Davis
Marty Simmons
Gerald Hayward
Mike Lovelace
Detroit
Youngstown St.
Cleveland State
Xavier
Green Bay
Evansville
Detroit
Evansville
Loyola
Detroit
1979-82
80
2007-11 120
1998-02 116
1987-90
96
2012-pr 133
1981-85
89
1979-82 109
1986-88
52
1985-89
81
1989-93 112
488
0 337 1313 16.4
412 169 318 1311 10.9
430 170 274 1304 11.2
421
0 449 1291 13.4
420 159 287 1286 9.7
466
0 350 1282 14.4
571
0 136 1278 11.7
446 88 285 1265 25.4
506 61 191 1264 15.6
506
0 246 1258 11.2
A.J. Graves
Anthony Hicks
J’Nathan Bullock
Lynn Mitchem
Clay Tucker
Jamie Gladden
Willie Green
Vaughn Duggins
Keion Brooks
Andy Elkins
Butler
Xavier
Cleveland St.
Butler
Milwaukee
Xavier
Detroit
Wright State
Wright State
Evansville
2004-08 130
1979-83 111
2005-09 130
1979-83 109
1999-03 112
1989-93 122
1999-03 114
2006-11 130
1995-99 110
1991-95 119
571303362180713.9
729
0 347 1805 16.3
617 72 494 1800 13.8
721
0 356 1798 16.5
614264296178816.0
684154258178014.6
649120361177914.3
611 187 368 1777 13.7
673 57 363 1766 16.1
612199338176114.8
Kevin Melson
Tony Tolbert
Armond Williams
Majak Kou
Jon Goode
Tony Warren
Jeff Nordgaard
Tim McRoberts
Matt Rohde
Bobby Hain
Wright State
Detroit
UIC
Loyola
Detroit
Butler
Green Bay
Butler
Green Bay
Youngstown St.
1998-01
78
1992-94 56
2001-05 120
2003-07 108
2004-08 117
1979-83
98
1994-96
59
1980-84 104
2001-05 116
2012-pr 110
426 34 354 1240 15.9
427115266123522.1
95
0 243 1233 10.3
452166163123311.4
419202187122710.5
499
0 222 1220 12.4
491
9 223 1214 20.6
475
0 258 1208 11.6
360 196 278 1194 10.3
469 24 225 1187 10.8
Darin Archbold
Archie Tullos
Brian Grant
Josh Mayo
Quin Humphrey
Vernard Hollis
Scott Haffner
Kay Felder
Alec Brown
Rahmon Fletcher
Butler
Detroit
Xavier
UIC
Youngstown St.
Wright State
Evansville
Oakland
Green Bay
Green Bay
1988-92 93
1984-88 114
1990-94 117
2005-09 121
2003-07 114
2000-04
84
1986-89 87
2013-pr 98
2010-14 126
2007-11 128
565152462174418.8
691104245173115.2
656
1 406 1719 14.7
527266398171814.2
586 165 370 1707 15.0
598 34 470 1700 20.2
572245297168619.4
525135494168517.2
604 78 392 1678 13.3
633 150 262 1678 13.1
Jason Frederick
Milwaukee
Ryan Evanochko
Green Bay
Ronnie Jones
Milwaukee
Drew Burleson
Wright State
Anton Grady
Cleveland State
Michael Davenport Xavier
Keith Carter
Loyola
JT Yoho
Wright State
Chris Miskel
Butler
Doug Chappell
Detroit
1999-03 118
2003-07 117
1999-03 118
2003-07 119
2011-15 104
1987-91 125
1984-89 106
2012-pr 119
1992-96 108
1980-84 104
399244143118510.0
399 64 321 1183 10.1
404201173118210.0
437 45 257 1176 9.9
468
7 230 1173 11.3
4131511951172 9.4
413111234117111.0
4261571621171 9.8
462 49 197 1170 10.8
431
0 307 1169 11.2
Mike Schachtner
Carl Golston
Ray McCallum
Dwayne Kelley
Jermaine Guice
J.R. Blount
Stan Kimbrough
Robo Kreps
Ryan Broekhoff
Alec Peters
Green Bay
Loyola
Detroit
Detroit
Butler
Loyola
Xavier
UIC
Valparaiso
Valparaiso
2005-09 127
1983-86
91
2010-13 102
1989-93 112
1990-94 110
2005-09 119
1986-89 95
2007-11 131
2009-13 134
2013-pr 100
566 150 385 1667 13.1
640
0 345 1625 17.9
546 97 429 1618 15.9
551224282160814.4
535174363160714.6
534 83 552 1603 13.5
606140244159616.8
533230298159412.2
512252315159111.9
536220286157815.8
Kerman Ali
Mike King
Charlie Lee
Jerry Carstensen
Bernard Jackson
Negele Knight
Jordan Fouse
Michael Jackson
Brandon Miller
Brandon Wood
1990-94
95
1999-04 116
2011-15 122
1996-00 112
1985-87
58
1988-90
61
2012-pr 133
1991-95 112
2000-03 97
2009-11 65
440
3 279 1162 12.2
427 44 256 1154 9.9
360 167 262 1149 9.4
449 20 219 1137 10.2
445 37 209 1136 19.6
379 84 292 1134 18.6
418 52 239 1127 8.5
357157254112510.1
331187270112111.6
405117190111717.2
James Madison
Theo Dixon
Javan Goodman
Darren Fowlkes
Parrish Casebier
Shelvin Mack
Seth Doliboa
Jon Neuhouser
Todd Brown
Brandon Cotton
Cleveland State
Cleveland State
Loyola
Butler
Evansville
Butler
Wright State
Butler
Wright State
Detroit
1996-00 113
1997-02 117
1995-99 111
1985-89 111
1990-93
76
2008-11 108
2001-04
84
1994-98 120
2006-10 129
2004-07 81
540 262 234 1576 13.9
518 148 390 1572 13.4
614 74 262 1564 14.1
556 35 396 1543 13.9
491 44 509 1535 20.2
515216281152714.1
528 111 333 1486 17.7
576 86 247 1485 12.4
516 197 240 1469 11.4
543109269146418.1
Jordan Kardos
UIC
Desmond FergusonDetroit
Vitaly Potapenko
Wright State
Richie Harris
Xavier
Jason Calliste
Detroit
Joel Cornette
Butler
Reed Johnson
Evansville
Adrian Tigert
Milwaukee
Ed McCants
Milwaukee
Avery Sheets
Butler
1998-02 114
1997-00 94
1994-96
56
1982-86 111
2010-13 100
1999-03 128
1991-95 112
2001-06 120
2003-05 63
2002-06 124
3751592051114 9.8
376235126111311.8
410
1 292 1113 19.9
462
0 185 1109 10.0
310200136110711.1
455
0 191 1101 8.6
366 24 323 1101 9.8
416 55 204 1091 9.1
368211140108717.3
3951841121086 8.8
Mark Miller
Brad Leaf
Scott Schreffler
Darius Clemons
Jeff Acres
Terrell Riggs
Keir Rogers
Andre Battle
Chad Angeli
Joah Tucker
UIC
Evansville
Evansville
Loyola
Oral Roberts
Detroit
Loyola
Loyola
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
1995-98 84
1979-82
85
1989-93 118
1979-82
86
1980-85 118
1999-03 129
1987-92 113
1981-85
90
1997-01 111
2003-06
94
525101307145817.4
564
0 328 1456 16.1
464211315145412.3
526
0 384 1436 16.7
569
0 296 1434 12.2
571
0 292 1434 11.1
525 60 323 1433 12.7
626
0 180 1432 15.9
407
1 602 1417 12.8
515 62 324 1416 15.1
Chris Coleman
Carl Pickett
Earl Brown
Aaron Williams
Brian Hill
Damian Eargle
Victor Fleming
Doug Underwood
Reggie Arceneaux
Eric Dolezal
Northern Illinois
Detroit
Loyola
Xavier
Evansville
Youngstown St.
Xavier
Youngstown St.
Wright State
Loyola
1994-97
73
1993-97 109
1996-00 105
1989-93 117
1986-90 120
2010-13
93
1980-84 114
2001-04
85
2011-15 132
1990-93
85
394 145 147 1080 14.8
355 71 294 1075 9.9
383100208107410.2
429
0 215 1073 9.2
424
0 221 1069 8.9
425
1 210 1061 11.4
412
0 235 1059 9.3
373 135 177 1058 12.4
369 173 138 1049 7.9
398 37 213 1046 12.3
Jermaine Robinson
Juwan Howard Jr.
Andre Moore
Ryan Hainje
Dylan Page
Chase Simon
Dan Godfread
Jeff Jenkins
Brian Humes
Wayne Sappleton
Cleveland State
Detroit
Loyola
Butler
Milwaukee
Detroit
Evansville
Xavier
Detroit
Loyola
2000-04 115
2012-15
97
1984-87
85
1998-02 127
2000-04 102
2009-12 102
1985-90 102
1980-84 117
1983-87 109
1979-82
86
461 163 323 1408 12.2
509 147 239 1404 14.5
597
0 206 1400 16.5
495 72 326 1388 10.9
503 83 299 1388 13.6
485138278138613.6
572
1 241 1386 13.6
525
0 334 1384 11.8
585
0 203 1373 12.6
519
0 328 1366 15.9
Tony Meier
Walt Gibler
Blake Allen
Kevin Van Wijk
Michael Hawkins
Eli Holman
J.P. Brens
Marc Brown
Pat McCabe
Bruce Horan
Israel Sheinfeld
Anton Wilson
Milwaukee
Loyola
Youngstown St.
Valparaiso
Xavier
Detroit
Butler
UIC
Milwaukee
Butler
Wright State
Detroit
2008-12 119
2008-12 112
2010-13
95
2010-13
99
1991-95 112
2009-12
89
1989-93 101
2011-15 128
1994-98 109
2002-06 124
1998-01
84
2012-pr 126
3411891731044 8.8
323 29 366 1041 9.3
362 232 76 1032 10.9
357
0 316 1030 10.4
3411541931029 9.2
409
0 206 1024 11.5
345
0 333 1023 10.1
300 99 323 1022 8.0
3151971931020 9.4
326 314 52 1018 8.2
345
7 315 1012 12.0
3252051501005 8.0
Loyola
Green Bay
Cleveland State
Green Bay
Loyola
Dayton
Green Bay
Detroit
Butler
Valparaiso
of the Midwestern Collegiate Conference/Horizon League.
Current players in bold type. | Note: Statistics only included for years when teams were members
Horizon League Men’s Basketball: Team Records
All Games
Scoring
Season.................. 2,896 by Dayton; 1989-90
Regulation Game......................127 by Loyola
vs. Detroit (100), 2-9-85
Overtime Game.................. 136 by Evansville
vs. Butler (128), 2-9-91
Scoring Average
Season....................... 95.2 by Xavier, 1987-88
Scoring Margin
Season.....................+12.6 by Butler, 2001-02
Scoring Defense
Season............... 54.1 by Green Bay, 1996-97
Field Goals
Season....................1,130 by Loyola, 1984-85
Game................................................51 by Xavier
vs. Huntington, 12-1-92
Field-Goal Attempts
Season....................2,311 by Loyola, 1984-85
Game.................................108 by Oral Roberts
vs. Oklahoma City, 1-28-80
Field-Goal Percentage
Season.................529 by Evansville, 1987-88
Game..................... .732 (30-41) by Green Bay
vs. Miami (Ohio), 12-5-98
Three-Point Field Goals
Season.........................300 by Butler, 2005-06
Game................................................ 20 by Butler
at Cleveland State, 2-10-07
Three-Point Field-Goal Attempts
Season................ 858 by Valparaiso, 2007-08
Game..............................................45 by Dayton
vs. Morehead State, 12-1-90
Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage
Game...........................1.000 (8-8) by Green Bay
vs. Northern Illinois, 1-16-97
Free Throws
Season.........................725 by Butler, 1990-91
Game................................................ 51 by Butler
vs. Evansville, 2-9-91
Free-Throw Attempts
Season.........................922 by Butler, 1990-91
Game.........................................63 by Evansville
vs. Butler, 2-9-91
...... Butler vs. Cal State-Sacramento, 1-3-95
..Cleveland State at Florida A&M, 11-25-03
League Games
Free-Throw Percentage (min. 16)
Season.........................799 by Butler, 1987-88
Game............. 1.000 (21-21) by Wright State
vs. Oakland, 11-23-10
.(20-20) by Milwaukee vs. Green Bay,1-9-09
.....by Youngstown State vs. Butler, 12-6-08
....(16-16) by Saint Louis vs. Xavier, 2-11-84
.............................. by Butler vs. Loyola, 2-2-85
.....................by Green Bay vs. Butler, 2-24-96
Rebounds
Season........... 1,370 by Saint Louis, 1988-89
Game................................................67 by Xavier
vs. Loyola Marymount, 1-2-90
.Xavier vs. District of Columbia, 1-15-90
..................Detroit vs. Wayne State, 11-23-96
Rebounding Average
Season.....................41.8 by Dayton, 1990-91
Rebounding Margin
Season................... +10.4 by Xavier, 1989-90
Assists
Game.....35 by Detroit vs. Oakland, 2-18-98
Steals
Season..... 320 by Cleveland State, 2008-09
Game............................23 by Northern Illinois
vs. Rockford, 11-26-94
..................Cleveland State vs. IPFW, 12-3-94
Blocked Shots
Season......164 by Youngstown St., 2011-12
Game.............................................. 17 by Detroit
vs. Shawnee State, 12-28-09
Consecutive Victories
25.......... Butler (Dec. 31, 2009-April 3, 2010)
Consecutive Losses
23................................................ Cleveland State
........................ (Dec. 17, 2003-March 2, 2004)
Victories in One Season
33.................................... Butler (33-5), 2009-10
Overtimes
4........................ Milwaukee (106) at UIC (112)
Jan. 11, 2001
......................Indiana State (92) at Butler (95)
Dec. 27, 1986
Home Attendance
Season Average.......13,433 (201,501/15) by
Marquette, 1990-91
Game...............................16,761 by Marquette
vs. DePaul, Jan. 23, 1990
Scoring
Season..............1,300 by Green Bay, 2008-09
Regulation Game...................... 127 by Loyola
vs. Detroit (100), 2-9-85
Overtime Game...................136 by Evansville
vs. Butler (128), 2-9-91
Half...............66 by Xavier vs. Dayton, 3-3-90
Scoring in a Loss
Regulation Game...................... 104 by Loyola
vs. Evansville (115), 2-25-89
Overtime Game...........................128 by Butler
vs. Evansville (136), 2 OT, 2-9-91
Combined Scoring
Regulation Game........... 227 by Loyola (127)
vs. Detroit (100), 2-2-91
Overtime Game........264 by Evansville (136)
at Butler (128), 2-9-91
Free-Throw Attempts
Season......................... 482 by Butler, 1995-96
Game........63 by Evansville vs. Butler, 2-9-91
Free-Throw Percentage (min. 16)
Season........................ .826 by Butler, 1990-91
Game.................. 1.000 (20-20) by Milwaukee
vs. Green Bay, 1-9-09
..... by Youngstown State vs. Butler, 12-6-08
.... (16-16) by Saint Louis vs. Xavier, 2-11-84
................(16-16) by Butler vs. Loyola, 2-2-85
...... (16-16) by Green Bay vs. Butler, 2-24-96
Rebounds
Season...........700 by Valparaiso, 2015-16
Game............................... 66 by Oklahoma City
vs. Oral Roberts, 1-31-81
Rebounding Average
Season..........43.6 by Valparaios, 2015-16
Scoring Average
Season........................95.0 by Xavier, 1987-88
Rebounding Margin
Season........+13.0 by Valparaiso, 2015-16
Scoring Margin
Season..........14.7 by Valparaiso, 2015-16
Game...................................... 51 by Detroit (98)
vs. UIC (47), 1-19-13
Assists
Season............... 280 by Milwaukee, 2003-04
vs. Loyola, 2-9-81
.......................Butler vs. Oral Roberts, 2-20-84
......................... Evansville vs. Dayton, 2-18-89
...........................Evansville vs. Loyola, 2-25-89
.........................Saint Louis vs. Loyola, 2-21-91
Scoring Defense
Season...................... 52.7 by Detroit, 1998-99
Game.......................28 by Oklahoma City (30)
vs. Xavier, 1-23-82
Half............................................................ 8 by UIC
vs. Milwaukee, 1-24-13
Field Goals
Season........................526 by Loyola, 1984-85
Field-Goal Attempts
Season...........................1,037 by UIC, 1995-96
Game..................................108 by Oral Roberts
vs. Oklahoma City, 1-28-80
Season.........................545 by Xavier, 1985-86
Game..................................729 by Wright State
vs. Cleveland State, 2-10-00.
Season.................167 by Valparaiso, 2007-08
Game.................................................20 by Butler
at Cleveland State, 2-10-07
Season......................... 436 by Butler, 2007-08
Game...................42 by Butler at UIC, 1-10-07
Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage
Season..................508 by Evansville, 1987-88
Game.........................1.000 (8-8) by Green Bay
vs. Northern Illinois, 1-16-97
Free Throws
Season......................... 381 by Butler, 1990-91
Game....... 51 by Butler vs. Evansville, 2-9-91
Steals
Season......158 by Cleveland State, 2008-09
Game....................................... 20 by Saint Louis
vs. Loyola, 2-21-91
Blocked Shots
Season....................94 by Green Bay, 2011-12
Game......16 by Marquette vs. Butler, 2-2-91
Consecutive Victories
22..............Butler (Feb. 26, 2009-Jan. 1, 2011)
Consecutive Losses
23.................................................Cleveland State
(Feb. 15, 2003-Jan. 8, 2005)
Victories in One Season
18.....................................Butler (18-0), 2009-10
Overtimes
4........................ Milwaukee (106) at UIC (112)
Jan. 11, 2001
Home Attendance
Season Average....13,324 (93,271/7 games)
by Marquette, 1990-91
Game................................14,988 by Marquette
vs. Dayton, 2-18-90
Horizon League Men’s Basketball: Individual Records
All Games
Scoring
Career...................... 2,914, Alfredrick Hughes
Loyola, 1981-85
Season.........................868, Alfredrick Hughes
Loyola, 1984-85
Game.................. 65, Scott Haffner, Evansville
vs. Dayton, 2-18-89
Scoring Average
Career.....................................24.7, Keith Gailes
Loyola, 1988-91
Season........................27.6, Alfredrick Hughes
Loyola, 1983-84
Field Goals
Loyola, 1981-85
Loyola, 1984-85
vs. Dayton, 2-18-89
Field-Goal Attempts
Loyola, 1981-85
Loyola, 1984-85
Game........................... 39, Keith Gailes, Loyola
vs. Xavier, 1-8-90
Career....631, Brian Hill, Evansville; 1987-90
Season.................................663, Greg Babcock
Green Bay, 2001-02
Game (min. 11)............................1.000 (11-11)
....... Charles Dorsey, Oral Roberts vs. Butler,
2-20-84
...... Greg Wendt, Detroit vs. Xavier, 1-11-86
Career................................348, Rashad Phillips
Detroit, 1997-2001
Season........................... 158, Darrin Fitzgerald
Butler, 1986-87
Game...................12, Darrin Fitzgerald, Butler
vs. Detroit, 2-9-87
Career................................879, Rashad Phillips
Detroit, 1997-2001
Butler, 1986-87
vs. Detroit, 2-9-87
Three-Point Field Goal-Percentage
Career......................... .502, Anthony Coomes
UIC, 1996-98
Season............................. .519, Pete Campbell
Butler, 2006-07
Game (min. 7)...................................1.000 (7-7)
.........Ramon Trice, Saint Louis vs. Butler; 2-16-87
..Roland Gray, Saint Louis vs. Cincinnati; 2-10-88
.........Avery Sheets, Butler vs. Loyola; 2-3-05
Free Throws
Career................................... 669, Matt Howard
Butler, 2007-10
Season.......................................227, Norris Cole
Cleveland State, 2010-11
Game.................19, Julius Mays, Wright State
vs. UIC, 1-25-11
.............................19, Brandon Cotton, Detroit
vs. Cleveland State, 2-2-06
Free-Throw Attempts
Butler, 2007-10
Season..............................268, Shannon Smith
Milwaukee, 1994-95
Game...............22, Derrick Alston, Duquesne
vs. West Virginia, 1-6-93
....Thad Burton, Wright State vs. Green Bay,
1-31-98
.........Brandon Cotton, Detroit vs. Cleveland
State, 2-2-06
Career.............................. .951, Darnell Archey
Butler, 1999-2003
Season.............. .973 (72-74), Darnell Archey
Butler, 2002-03
Game (min. 18)............................1.000 (18-18)
Robo Kreps, UIC vs. Detroit, 12-31-09
Rebounds
Career.........................1,424, Anthony Bonner
Saint Louis, 1986-90
Season............................456, Anthony Bonner
Game......................... 24, Derek Strong, Xavier
vs. Loyola Marymount, 1-2-90
Rebounding Average
Career..........................11.2, Wayne Sappleton
Loyola, 1979-82
Season...........................13.8, Anthony Bonner
Assists
Career...............................760, Kay Felder
Oakland, 2013-pr.
Season....................................305, Carl Golston
Loyola, 1984-85
Game................... 19, Darius Clemons, Loyola
vs. Northwestern, 12-19-81
Steals
Career..........................260, Jordan Fouse
Green Bay, 2012-pr
Season...............................112, Cedric Jackson
Game............................ 10, Jerry Davis, Detroit
vs. John Carroll, 12-10-80
Blocked Shots
Career................................ 309, Damian Eargle
Youngstown State, 2010-13
Season............................... 116, Damian Eargle
Game.....................11, Alec Brown, Green Bay
vs. Wright State, 1-14-11
League Games
Scoring
Loyola, 1981-85
Loyola, 1984-85
vs. Dayton, 2-18-89
Scoring Average
Career.........................26.1, Alfredrick Hughes
Loyola, 1981-85
Season.......................... 31.3, Darrin Fitzgerald
Butler, 1986-87
Field Goals
Career..........................619, Alfredrick Hughes
Loyola, 1981-85
Loyola, 1984-85
vs. Dayton, 2-18-89
Field-Goal Attempts
Loyola, 1981-85
Loyola, 1984-85
Game........................... 39, Keith Gailes, Loyola
vs. Xavier, 1-8-90
Career.......................................... .655 (104-174)
Clarence McNatt, Detroit; 1980-83
Season........................................... .695 (73-105)
Kevin Van Wijk, Valparaiso; 2012-13
Game...............................................1.000 (11-11)
...... Charles Dorsey, Oral Roberts vs. Butler; 2-20-84
....... Greg Wendt, Detroit vs. Xavier, 1-11-86
Career................................ 105, Dwayne Kelley
Detroit, 1989-93
Season..............................83, Darrin Fitzgerald
Butler, 1986-87
vs. Detroit, 2-9-87
Career................................ 301, Dwayne Kelley
Detroit, 1989-93
Butler, 1986-87
vs. Detroit, 2-9-87
Three-Point Goal Percentage
Career.......................... .485, Darrin Fitzgerald
Butler, 1983-87
Season............................. .581, Pete Campbell
Butler, 2006-07
Game....................................................1.000 (7-7)
........Ramon Trice, Saint Louis vs. Butler; 2-16-87
.........Avery Sheets, Butler vs. Loyola; 2-3-05
Free Throws
Butler, 2007-10
Season....................................116, Chad Angeli
Milwaukee, 1999-00
Game.................19, Julius Mays, Wright State
vs. UIC, 1-25-11
.............................19, Brandon Cotton, Detroit
Free-Throw Attempts
Butler, 2007-10
Season..............................146, Shannon Smith
Milwaukee, 1994-95
Game.............. 22, Thad Burton, Wright State
vs. Butler, 1-31-98
....................................Brandon Cotton, Detroit
Career................................. .885, Scott Haffner
Evansville, 1986-89
Season................................. .970, Jesse Deister
Wright State, 2000-01
Game (min. 18)............................. 1.000 (18-18)
Robo Kreps, UIC vs. Detroit, 12-31-09
Rebounds
Career.............................550, Anthony Bonner
Season............................190, Anthony Bonner
Game............... 23, Rick McKinstry, Evansville
.............Tyrone Hill, Xavier vs. Loyola; 2-8-89
Rebounding Average
Career..........................12.9, Wayne Sappleton
Loyola, 1979-82
Season.........................15.2, Wayne Sappleton
Loyola, 1980-81
Assists
Career...............................420, Kay Felder
Oakland, 2013-pr.
Season...............................178, Kay Felder
Oakland, 2015-16
Game.....................................................................18
..........................Keith Walker, Xavier vs. Detroit; 2-7-80
......Darius Clemons, Loyola vs. Oral Roberts; 1-9-82
Assist Average
Career................................8.0, Darius Clemons
Loyola, 1979-82
Season............................ 10.8, Darius Clemons
Loyola, 1981-82
Steals
Career..........................143, Jordan Fouse
Green Bay, 2012-pr
Season..................................60, Cedric Jackson
Game........................................................8, by six players
.................MR: Rashad Phillips, Detroit vs. UIC, 1-9-99
Steals Average
Career.......2.0, Keir Rogers, Loyola; 1987-92
Season.......3.6, Keir Rogers Loyola; 1989-90
Blocked Shots
Career................................ 162, Damian Eargle
Youngstown State, 2010-pres.
Season..................................65, Damian Eargle
Game.....................11, Alec Brown, Green Bay
vs. Wright State, 1-14-11
Blocks Average
Career...................................2.0, Dan Godfread
Evansville, 1986-90
Season...................................4.5, Jim McIlvaine
Marquette, 1990-91
CLEVELAND STATE VIKINGS
DETROIT TITANS
GREEN BAY PHOENIX
November
Eastern
14 vs. Akron (Kent, Ohio)................................L, 53-65
17 Malone.......................................................... W, 62-46
21 at #rv/-- Rhode Island................................. L, 45-73
Cancun Challenge (Cancun, Mexico)
24 Rider ............................................................ W, 57-52
25 South Dakota State..................................... L, 66-77
28 at #2/2 Maryland.......................................... L, 63-80
November
Eastern
16 Central State............................................... W, 88-65
20 at Pittsburgh.................................................. L, 79-95
23 U-Michigan Dearborn.............................W, 122-70
28 at Oral Roberts..........................................L, 95-100
November
Eastern
NIT Season Tip-Off (Campus Sites)
13 at Stanford...........................................(OT) L, 89-93
17 at East Tennessee State.............................L, 90-103
19 at Georgia Tech..........................................L, 77-107
22 Minnesota-Duluth...................................... W, 94-74
NIT Season Tip-Off (Green Bay, Wis.)
24 Akron............................................................ W, 66-63
28 at Eastern Illinois........................................ W, 81-72
30 at SIUE.......................................................... W, 87-69
(9-23, 4-14 Horizon)
December
2at Toledo........................................................ L, 65-76
5 Kent State...................................................... L, 62-66
12 Ohio .............................................................. L, 67-76
16 at Loyola (Ill.)............................................... W, 60-54
19 Belmont........................................................ W, 67-65
23 Bowling Green.............................................. L, 47-62
29 Cedarville.................................................... W, 77-37
January
2 at Oakland.......................................L, 68-86
4 at Detroit.........................................L, 80-88
7 Green Bay........................................L, 67-87
9Milwaukee........................................L, 62-65
14 at Wright State...............................L, 53-70
16 at Northern Kentucky.................. W, 70-65
18 UIC................................................ W, 70-53
24 Youngstown State...........................L, 55-70
28 at #rv/rv Valparaiso.........................L, 52-77
30 at UIC..................................... (OT) L, 70-72
February
4Detroit.............................................L, 63-71
6Oakland............................................L, 57-67
13 at Youngstown State..................... W, 64-59.
16 #--/rv Valparaiso...............................L, 43-66
20 at Milwaukee...................................L, 54-88
22 at Green Bay....................................L, 61-78
25 Northern Kentucky....................... W, 63-58
27 Wright State...................................L, 51-55
March
5 vs. (4) Green Bay.............................L, 53-65
QUICK FACTS
Location........................................................... Cleveland, Ohio
Founded................................................................................1929
Enrollment...................................................................... 17,323
Colors................................................... Forest Green & White
Joined Horizon League..................................................1994
Arena...............................................................Wolstein Center
Capacity............................................................................8,500
Year Opened...................................................................1991
2014-15 Overall............................................................... 19-15
2014-15 Horizon..................................................12-4 (t-3rd)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................................9/5
Starters Returning/Lost...................................................1/4
Newcomers............................................................................... 5
CSUVikings.com
(16-15, 9-9 Horizon)
December
2 at #16/13 Vanderbilt..................................L, 52-102
5 #rv/-- Northeastern.................................. W, 76-73
9Toledo........................................................... W, 75-72
12 Bowling Green............................................ W, 95-80
19 Central Florida .......................................... W, 95-89
22 at Western Kentucky................................... L, 74-79
28 at Eastern Michigan..................................... L, 73-88
January
2 Youngstown State......................... W, 96-87
4 Cleveland State............................. W, 88-80
8UIC................................................ W, 87-69
10 Valparaiso........................................L, 74-92.
16 Oakland............................................L, 82-86
18 at Wright State...............................L, 76-77
23 at Milwaukee...................................L, 80-83
25 at Green Bay...................... (OT) L, 108-115
29 Northern Kentucky.........................L, 83-91
31 at Wright State............................. W, 75-68
February
4 at Cleveland State......................... W, 71-63
6 at Youngstown State .................... W, 94-92
11 Green Bay........................................L, 85-86
13 Milwaukee...................................... W, 80-66
19 at UIC............................................. W, 83-72
21 at Valparaiso....................................L, 74-90.
26 at Oakland.....................................L, 97-108
March
5 vs. (7) Youngstown State............... W, 92-79
6 vs. (3) Wright State.........................L, 72-82
QUICK FACTS
Location.........................................................Detroit, Michigan
Founded................................................................................1877
Enrollment.........................................................................5,700
Colors...........................................................Red, White & Blue
Joined Horizon League...............1979 (charter member)
Arena....................................................................... Calihan Hall
Capacity............................................................................8,295
Year Opened...................................................................1952
2014-15 Overall............................................................... 15-18
2014-15 Horizon....................................................... 7-9 (6th)
Newcomers............................................................................... 4
DetroitTitans.com
(23-12, 11-7 Horizon)
December
6 Toledo............................................................. L, 69-71
15 Pacific............................................................ W, 93-88
20 UW-Superior............................................W, 108-57
23 at Wisconsin.................................................. L, 79-84
28 at Morehead State..................................... W, 78-72
January
4 Wright State................................. W, 76-68
9 at Youngstown State.....................L, 93-103
14 at UIC............................................. W, 78-76
19 at Chicago State......................................... W, 99-66
23 Oakland..........................................L, 95-111
25 Detroit..............................(OT) W, 115-108
29 at Milwaukee...................................L, 94-95
February
6 at Wright State...............................L, 60-79
11 at Detroit....................................... W, 86-85
13 at Oakland.....................................L, 93-111
15 Milwaukee...................................... W, 70-68
20 Youngstown State....................... W, 107-90
26 UIC................................................ W, 85-69
28 Valparaiso........................................L, 68-70
March
5 vs. (9) Cleveland State.................. W, 65-53
6 vs. (5) Milwaukee........................... W, 70-61
7 vs. (1) Valparaiso................... (OT) W, 99-92
8 vs. (3) Wright State....................... W, 78-69
NCAA Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
18 (3) Texas A&M............................................... 7:20 p.m.
QUICK FACTS
Location................................................. Green Bay, Wisconsin
Founded................................................................................1965
Enrollment.........................................................................6,549
Colors....................................................... Green, White & Red
Arena.................................................................... Resch Center
Capacity............................................................................9,729
Year Opened...................................................................2002
2014-15 Overall................................................................. 24-9
2014-15 Horizon.................................................... 12-4 (2nd)
Newcomers............................................................................... 4
GreenBayPhoenix.com
MILWAUKEE PANTHERS
NORTHERN KENTUCKY NORSE
OAKLAND GOLDEN GRIZZLIES
November
Eastern
Cable Car Classic (Santa Clara, Calif.)
13 Denver.......................................................... W, 71-58
14 Lipscomb...................................................... W, 71-65
15 Santa Clara.................................................. W, 71-65
17 at #18/18 Notre Dame..............................L, 78-86
20 Trinity International................................... W, 85-61
Gulf Coast Showcase (Estero, Fla.)
23 Murray State.................................................. L, 63-66
24 Duquesne.............................................(OT) L, 92-96
25 Central Michigan........................................ W, 84-78
November
Eastern
13 at #rv/23 West Virgina.............................L, 61-107
17 Tiffin............................................................W, 83-71
21 Morehead State...........................................L, 56-64
23 at #23/rv Xavier..........................................L, 66-78
30 at North Carolina A&T.............................L, 63-74
November
Eastern
18 Eastern Michigan........................................ W, 91-81
22 at Colorado State...........................................L, 89-95
24 at Southern Illinois........................................L, 88-97
Corpus Christi Coastal Classic (Corpus Christi, Texas)
27 Alcorn State................................................... W, 84-51
28 Abeliene Christian....................................... W, 85-57
(20-13, 10-8 Horizon)
December
3 SIU Edwardsville......................................... W, 64-51
9at Wisconsin................................................ W, 68-67
13 Judson.........................................................W, 125-74
17 South Dakota................................... (2OT) L, 91-92
23 at Minnesota............................................... W, 74-65
January
2 Wright State......................... (OT) L, 82-84
7 at Youngstown State..................... W, 81-65
16 at UIC............................................. W, 87-62
23 Detroit........................................... W, 83-80
25 Oakland............................................L, 79-82
29 Green Bay...................................... W, 95-94
February
4 at Wright State...............................L, 83-84
6 at Northern Kentucky....................L, 71-75
11 at Oakland..................................... W, 93-85
13 at Detroit.........................................L, 66-80
15 at Green Bay....................................L, 68-70
22 Youngstown State......................... W, 87-51.
26 Valparaiso.............................. (OT) L, 76-80
28 UIC................................................ W, 98-85
March
5 vs. (8) Northern Kentucky............ W, 86-69
6 vs. (4) Green Bay.............................L, 61-70
QUICK FACTS
Location.................................................Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Founded................................................................................1885
Enrollment...................................................................... 30,000
Colors.................................................................... Black & Gold
Arena......................................UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena
Capacity......................................................................... 10,938
Year Opened...................................................................1950
2014-15 Overall............................................................... 14-16
2014-15 Horizon......................................................7-9 (t-5th)
Newcomers............................................................................... 7
(9-21, 5-13 Horizon)
December
5 at Eastern Illinois.............................. (OT) L, 73-79
13 Norfolk State.............................................W, 81-60
15 at Michigan...................................................L, 62-77
19 Southeast Missouri State.........................W, 79-69
23 IU-Kokomo.................................................W. 88-44
30 Toledo............................................................L, 73-90
January
2 at Green Bay...................................L, 70-86
4 at Milwaukee..................................L, 67-76
9 Wright State..................................L, 46-60
14 Youngstown State........................ W, 84-64
16 Cleveland State..............................L, 65-70
19 at Oakland.................................... W, 90-73
22 UIC...................................... (OT) W, 82-69
24 #rv/rv Valparaiso............................L, 46-71
29 at Detroit...................................... W, 91-83
February
1Oakland...........................................L, 74-85
4 Green Bay.......................................L, 78-85
6Milwaukee..................................... W, 75-71
11 at Valparaiso...................................L, 52-64
13 at UIC..............................................L, 77-79
16 Detroit............................................L, 68-74
20 at Wright State..............................L, 64-67
25 at Cleveland State..........................L, 58-63
27 at Youngstown State......................L, 75-94
March
5 vs. (5) Milwaukee............................L, 69-86
QUICK FACTS
Location ............................Highland Heights, Kentucky
Founded ............................................................. 1968
Enrollment..........................................................15,200
Colors ................................................. Black & Gold
Joined Horizon League........................................ 2015
Arena
.................................................. BB&T Arena
Capacity............................................................ 9,400
Year Opened..................................................... 2008
2014-15 Overall................................................... 13-17 2014-15 Horizon...................................................... n/a
Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................. 10/5
Starters Returning/Lost..........................................3/2
Newcomers.................................................................5
NKUNorse.com
(20-11, 13-5 Horizon)
December
1 at Georgia.........................................................L, 82-86
5 at Robert Morris........................................... W, 92-74
7Binghamton................................................... W, 83-72
12 at Toledo......................................................... W, 76-64
19 at Washington............................................... W, 97-83
22 vs. #1/1 Michigan State..................... (OT) L, 93-99
28 Chicago State...............................................W,101-93
30 at #5/5 Virginia................................................L, 58-71
January
2 Cleveland State.................................W, 86-68
4 Youngstown State............................L, 98-100
8Valparaiso...........................................L, 67-84
10 UIC ...................................................W, 86-61
16 at Detroit...........................................W, 86-82
19 Northern Kentucky............................L, 73-90
23 at Green Bay................................... W, 111-95
25 at Milwaukee.....................................W, 82-79
29 Wright State......................................W, 89-63
February
1 at Northern Kentucky.......................W, 85-74
4 at Youngstown State...................... W, 107-85
6 at Cleveland State.............................W, 67-57
11 Milwaukee..........................................L, 85-93
13 Green Bay....................................... W, 111-93
15 at Wright State..................................W, 89-73
19 at #--/rv Valparaiso............................L, 84-86
21 at UIC..................................................W, 74-63
26 Detroit............................................. W, 108-97
March
7 vs. (3) Wright State........................L, 55-59
Vegas 16 (Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, Nev.)
28 Towson........................................................... 9:00 p.m.
QUICK FACTS
Location.................................................... Rochester, Michigan
Founded................................................................................1957
Enrollment...................................................................... 20,711
Colors.................................................................... Black & Gold
Arena................................................. Athletics Center O’rena
Capacity............................................................................3,000
Year Opened...................................................................1998
2014-15 Overall............................................................... 16-17
2014-15 Horizon..................................................11-5 (t-3rd)
Newcomers............................................................................... 6
MKEPanthers.com
GoldenGrizzlies.com
UIC FLAMES
VALPARAISO CRUSADERS
WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS
November
Eastern
13 San Francisco..................................................L, 75-78
17 at Western Illinois..........................................L, 57-84
24 Roosevelt........................................................ W, 96-58
28 at Drake.............................................................L, 62-83
December
2DePaul...............................................................L, 55-82
5 at Central Florida...........................................L, 58-88
12 Illinois (United Center).................................L, 79-83
16 Illinois State.....................................................L, 60-72
19 at Loyola ..........................................................L, 47-64
22 Purdue-Calumet.......................................... W, 91-74
29 Northern Illinois.............................................L, 65-70
January
2 at Valparaiso.......................................L, 47-75
8 at Detroit............................................L, 69-87
10 at Oakland..........................................L, 61-86
14 Green Bay...........................................L, 76-78
16 Milwaukee..........................................L, 62-87
18 at Cleveland State..............................L, 53-70
22 at Northern Kentucky................(OT) L, 69-82
24 at Wright State...................................L, 66-80
28 Youngstown State..............................L, 78-82
30 Cleveland State.........................(OT) W, 72-70
February
6 #rv/rv Valparaiso................................L, 55-73
11 Wright State......................................W, 64-59
13 Northern Kentucky...........................W, 79-77
16 at Youngstown State................(2OT) L, 91-92
19 Detroit.................................................L, 72-83
21 Oakland..............................................L, 63-74
26 at Green Bay.......................................L, 69-85
28 at Milwaukee......................................L, 85-98
November
Eastern
13IPFW
................................................................. W, 78-64
Beaver Showcase (Valparaiso, Ind.)
15 Iona................................................................. W, 83-58
17 at #rv/-- Rhode Island................................. W, 58-55
Beaver Showcase (Valparaiso, Ind.)
18 IU Kokomo..................................................... W, 78-40
19 Trinity Christian............................................ W, 89-42
22 at #25/rv Oregon...........................................L, 67-73
Beaver Showcase (Corvallis, Ore.)
24 at Oregon State............................................ W, 63-57
28 at Ball State......................................................L, 66-69
November
Eastern
NIU Showcase (DeKalb, Illinois)
13 South Dakota.............................................. W, 77-69
14 Cal State Northridge.....................................L, 67-72
15 Northern Illinois.............................................L, 59-65
20 at #2/2 Kentucky............................................L, 63-78
23 Mount St. Joseph......................................... W, 66-52
28 at George Mason...........................................L, 39-66
(5-25, 3-15 Horizon)
March
5 vs. (3) Wright State............................L, 43-74
QUICK FACTS
Location............................................................ Chicago, Illinois
Founded................................................................................1896
Enrollment...................................................................... 24,541
Colors........................................Navy Blue & Fire Engine Red
Arena......................................................................UIC Pavillion
Capacity............................................................................8,000
Year Opened...................................................................1982
2014-15 Overall............................................................... 10-24
2014-15 Horizon.......................................................4-12 (8th)
Newcomers............................................................................... 8
UICFlames.com
(26-6, 16-2 Horizon)
December
3Belmont.......................................................... W, 61-57
9 at Indiana State............................................ W, 69-63
11 at Chicago State........................................... W, 71-53
19 Missouri State............................................... W, 74-45
28 at Belmont........................................................L, 81-85
January
2UIC...................................................W, 75-47
8 at Oakland.........................................W, 84-67
10 at Detroit...........................................W, 92-74
14 Milwaukee.........................................W, 68-56
16 Green Bay..........................................W, 85-70
18 at Youngstown State.........................W, 96-65
22 at Wright State...................................L, 62-73
24 at Northern Kentucky.......................W, 71-46
30 Youngstown State.............................W, 97-68
February
6 at UIC..................................................W, 73-55
13 Wright State.......................................L, 59-61
19 Oakland.............................................W, 86-84
21 Detroit................................................W, 90-74
26 at Milwaukee.............................(OT) W, 80-76
28 at Green Bay......................................W, 70-68
March
7 vs. (4) Green Bay........................(OT) L, 92-99
NIT (Valparaiso, Ind.)
15 (8) Texas Southern...................................... 9:15 p.m.
QUICK FACTS
Location....................................................... Valparaiso, Indiana
Founded................................................................................1859
Enrollment.........................................................................4,520
Colors..................................................................Brown & Gold
Arena......................................... Athletics-Recreation Center
Capacity............................................................................5,000
Year Opened...................................................................1984
2014-15 Overall................................................................. 28-5
2014-15 Horizon......................................................13-3 (1st)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................................12/1
Newcomers............................................................................... 2
ValpoAthletics.com
(22-13, 13-5 Horizon)
December
1Albion.............................................................. W, 68-50
4 Georgia State..................................................L, 46-59
8 at #12/13 Xavier.............................................L, 55-90
13 at Miami (OH)..................................................L, 67-72
17 Charleston Southern.................................. W, 71-65
20 Bowling Green.............................................. W, 83-47
22 Murray State.................................................. W, 65-49
January
2 at Milwaukee.............................(OT) W, 84-82
4 at Green Bay.......................................L, 68-76
9 at Northern Kentucky ......................W, 60-46
16 Youngstown State.............................W, 81-45
18 Detroit................................................W, 77-76
22 #rv/rv Valparaiso...............................W, 73-62
24 UIC ...................................................W, 80-66
29 at Oakland..........................................L, 63-89
31 at Detroit............................................L, 68-75
February
4Milwaukee.........................................W, 84-83
6 Green Bay..........................................W, 79-60
11 at UIC...................................................L, 59-64.
13 at Valparaiso......................................W, 61-59
15 Oakland..............................................L, 73-89
25 at Youngstown State.........................W, 87-81
March
5 vs. (10) UIC................................... W, 74-43
6 vs. (6) Detroit............................... W, 82-72
7 vs. (2) Oakland.............................. W, 59-55
8 vs. (4) Green Bay............................L, 69-78
QUICK FACTS
Location................................................................Dayton, Ohio
Founded................................................................................1964
Enrollment...................................................................... 18,304
Colors....................................................Hunter Green & Gold
Arena......................................... Wright State Nutter Center
Capacity......................................................................... 10,449
Year Opened...................................................................1990
2014-15 Overall............................................................... 11-20
2014-15 Horizon..................................................... 3-13 (9th)
Newcomers............................................................................... 7
WSURaiders.com
YOUNGSTOWN STATE PENGUINS
(11-21, 6-12 Horizon)
November
Eastern
14 at Kent State....................................................L, 70-79
18 Toledo............................................................. L, 78-100
FGCU Tournament
21 at FGCU............................................(3OT) L, 101-104
22 vs. Bowling Green..........................................L, 72-79
23 vs. North Dakota.......................................... W, 79-69
25 Thiel................................................................. W, 69-55
28 at Niagara....................................................... W, 88-70
December
2 Robert Morris................................................ W, 65-58
4American..........................................................L, 56-60
12 at #11/11 Purdue...........................................L, 64-95
15 Geneva............................................................ W, 99-58
19 at Michigan................................................... L, 46-105
21 at #-/rv Notre Dame......................................L, 78-87
January
2 at Detroit............................................L, 87-96
4 at Oakland...................................... W, 100-98
7Milwaukee..........................................L, 65-81
9 Green Bay....................................... W, 103-93
14 at Northern Kentucky........................L, 64-84
16 at Wright State...................................L, 45-81
18 #rv/rv Valparaiso................................L, 65-96
28 at UIC..................................................W, 82-78
30 at #rv/rv Valparaiso...........................L, 68-97
February
4Oakland............................................L, 85-107
6Detroit.................................................L, 92-94
13 Cleveland State..................................L, 59-64
16 UIC ........................................ (2OT) W, 92-91
20 at Green Bay.....................................L, 90-107
22 at Milwaukee......................................L, 51-87
25 Wright State.......................................L, 81-87
2014-15 HL AWARD WINNERS
All-League First Team
Keifer Sykes, Green Bay
Alec Peters, Valparaiso
Anton Grady, Cleveland State
Trey Lewis, Cleveland State
Yr. Pos.
Sr. G
So.
G
So.
F
Jr.
F
Jr.
G
All-League Second Team
Juwan Howard, Jr., Detroit
Corey Petros, Oakland
Greg Mays, Green Bay
Steve McWhorter, Milwaukee
Yr. Pos.
Sr.
F
Sr.
C
Sr.
F
Jr.
F
Sr.
G
All-Freshman Team
Paris Bass, Detroit
Tevonn Walker, Valparaiso
Jalen Hayes, Oakland
Grant Benzinger, Wright State
Nick Daniels, Oakland
Yr. Pos.
Fr. G/F
Fr.
G
Fr.
G
Fr.
G
Fr.
G
All-Defensive Team
Dante Williams, Oakland
Anton Grady, Cleveland State
Charlie Lee, Cleveland State
Yr. Pos.
Sr.
C
Jr.
F
Sr.
F
Jr.
F
Sr.
G
Player of the Year
Keifer Sykes, Green Bay
Yr. Pos.
Sr.
G
Freshman of the Year
Paris Bass, Detroit
Yr. Pos.
Fr. G/F
Defensive Player of the Year
Yr. Pos.
Sr.
C
Sixth Player of the Year
Jubril Adekoya, Valparaiso
Yr. Pos.
So. F
2014-15 STANDINGS
HLOverall
Valparaiso
13-3
28-6
Green Bay
12-4
24-9
Oakland
11-5
16-17
Cleveland State
11-5
19-15
Milwaukee
9-7
14-16
Detroit
7-9
15-18
UIC
4-12
10-24
Wright State
3-13
11-20
Youngstown State
2-14
11-21
TOP RETURNEES
ScoringAvg.
18.1
Alec Peters,Valparaiso
16.8
Bobby Hain,Youngstown State
14.6
Rebounding
Bobby Hain,Youngstown State
Jordan Fouse, Green Bay AssistsAvg.
7.6
3.7
Joe Thomasson, Wright State
3.2
StealsTotal
66
64
52
Coach of the Year
*Bold means player returned to the Horizon League
for the 2015-16 season.
March
5 vs. (6) Detroit.................................L, 79-92
QUICK FACTS
Location.......................................................Youngstown, Ohio
Founded................................................................................1908
Enrollment...................................................................... 13,381
Colors.....................................................................Red & White
Arena................................................................. Beeghly Center
Capacity............................................................................6,300
Year Opened...................................................................1972
2014-15 Overall............................................................... 11-21
2014-15 Horizon...................................................2-14 (10th)
Newcomers............................................................................... 9
Avg.
7.8
7.4
7.1
Blocked Shots
Vashil Fernandez,Valparaiso
Tai Odiase, UIC
Total
98
48
37
HL CAREER COACHING LEADERS
TOTAL VICTORIES IN ALL GAMES
(while a member of the league)
Coach, School
Years
Perry Watson, Detroit
1993-08
Jimmy Collins, UIC 1996-10
Pete Gillen, Xavier
1985-94
Barry Collier, Butler
1989-00
Rob Jeter, Milwaukee
2005-pr.
Gary Waters, Cleveland State 2006-pr.
Jim Crews, Evansville
1985-94
RIch Grawer, Saint Louis
1982-91
Gene Sullivan, Loyola
1980-89
Brad Stevens, Butler
2007-12
Tod Kowalczyk, Green Bay
2002-10
Tod Lickliter, Butler
2001-07
Ray McCallum, Detroit
2008-pr
Jerry Slocum, Youngstown St. 2005-pr.
TOTAL LEAGUE VICTORIES
W
261
218
202
196
185
184
169
154
149
139
134
131
130
129
Coach, School
Perry Watson, Detroit
Jimmy Collins, UIC Rob Jeter, Milwaukee
Barry Collier, Butler
Gary Waters, Cleveland State
Pete Gillen, Xavier
Todd Kowalczyk, Green Bay
Brad Stevens, Butler
Gene Sullivan, Loyola
Jim Crews, Evansville
Ray McCallum, Detroit
Todd Lickliter, Butler
RIch Grawer, Saint Louis
Mike Heideman, Green Bay
Years Wins
1993-08 131
1996-10 109
2005-pr. 101
1989-00 93
2006-pr. 93
1985-94 83
2002-10 73
2007-12 73
1980-89 72
1985-94 68
2008-pr 66
2001-07 65
2011-pr 64
1982-91 58
1995-02 56

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