Media Guide - University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma

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B A S K E T B A L L
2014-2015
2014-15 Schedule
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October
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Oct. 31
Oct. 31
November
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Nov. 15
Nov. 15
Nov. 18
Nov. 19
Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Nov. 22
Nov. 25
Nov. 28
Nov. 29
December
Mon. Dec. 1
Sat. Dec. 6
Tue. Dec. 30
January
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Thu. Sat. Jan. 8
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Jan. 15
Jan. 17
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Jan. 31
Opponent
Team Time
University of Saint Mary
v. Bacone College (SGU Classic)
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M
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
Chickasha, Okla.
Shawnee, Okla.
v. Evangel University (SGU Classic)
Central Baptist College
Friends University+
Northwestern OSU+
v. Indiana Wesleyan
v. Oklahoma Wesleyan
at Cameron University
Bacone College
at Midwestern State%
Langston University
Our Lady of the Lake
at Oklahoma Christian%
at Friends University
v. York College
at Bellevue University
M
W
W
M
W
W
M
W
M
W
M
W
W
M
M
3 p.m.
6 p.m.
4 p.m.
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
5 p.m.
5 p.m.
Shawnee, Okla.
Chickasha, Okla.
Chickasha, Okla.
Chickasha, Okla.
Bartlesville, Okla.
Bartlesville, Okla.
Lawton, Okla.
Chickasha, Okla.
Wichita Falls, Texas
Chickasha, Okla.
Chickasha, Okla.
Oklahoma City
Wichita, Kan.
Bellevue, Neb.
Bellevue, Neb.
John Brown*
at Southwestern Assemblies of God*
at Southwestern OSU%
W/M
W/M
W/M
6/8 p.m.
Chickasha, Okla.
1/3 p.m.
Waxahachie, Texas
5:30/7:30 p.m. Weatherford, Okla.
Oklahoma City*
Southwestern Christian*
Saint Gregory’s*
at Wayland Baptist*
Oklahoma Baptist*
at Texas Wesleyan*
at Mid-America Christian*
Wayland Baptist*
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
6/8 p.m.
3/5 p.m.
6/8 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
6/8 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
6/8 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
Chickasha, Okla.
Chickasha, Okla.
Chickasha, Okla.
Plainview, Texas
Chickasha, Okla.
Fort Worth, Texas
Oklahoma City
Chickasha, Okla.
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
6/8 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
6/8 p.m.
3/5 p.m.
6/8 p.m.
3/5 p.m.
6/8 p.m.
3/5 p.m.
Siloam Springs, Ark.
Chickasha, Okla.
Bethany, Okla.
Chickasha, Okla.
Chickasha, Okla.
Oklahoma City
Shawnee, Okla.
Shawnee, Okla.
February
Thu. Feb. 5
at John Brown*
Sat. Feb. 7
Texas Wesleyan*$
Thu. Feb. 12
at Southwestern Christian*
Sat. Feb. 14 Mid-America Christian*
Thu. Feb. 19 Southwestern Assemblies of God*#
Sat. Feb. 21
at Oklahoma City*
Thu. Feb. 26
at Saint Gregory’s*
Sat. Feb. 28
at Oklahoma Baptist*
Bold home games * Sooner Athletic Conference games
+ Homecoming
$ Pink Out Cancer
2
% exhibition games
# Senior Night
Location
Name.............................University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Location................................................................. Chickasha, Okla.
Enrollment..................................................................................904
Founded...................................................................................1908
Team Nickname....................................................................Drovers
School Colors............................................................ Green and Gold
Facility....................................................................USAO Fieldhouse
President.................................................................. Dr. John Feaver
Athletic Website.............................................. www.usao.edu/sports
Conference Affiliation.............................. Sooner Athletic Conference
National Affiliation..... National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Women’s Sports............... Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, Softball
Men’s Sports..................Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball
Communications and Marketing Office Phone.......... (405) 574-1318
About the University................................................................. 4-5
Drover History.......................................................................... 6-7
Drover Spirit/For the Fans........................................................ 8-9
Drover Coaches
Women’s Basketball Coaches.............................................. 10-11
Drover Women
Season Preview.........................................................................12
2014-15 Roster/Bios........................................................... 13-17
Women’s History
2013-14 Statistics.....................................................................18
USAO Records..................................................................... 19-21
Drover Coaches
Men’s Basketball Coaches................................................... 22-23
Season Preview.........................................................................24
2014-15 Roster/Bios........................................................... 25-29
2013-14 Statistics.....................................................................30
USAO Records..................................................................... 31-33
SAC & Polls
Mission Statement
Credits
sac &
polls
The 2014-15 USAO Basketball Media Guide was produced by the
USAO Communications and Marketing office, with the assistance of
coaches, team members and other staff. The media guide may be
purchased at any home game for $3 each or by contacting Sports
Information at (405) 574-1210.
men’s
history
The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma is the state’s
public liberal arts college. Its mission is to provide the public with
a distinctive and accessible liberal arts and sciences education. In
combination with an interdisciplinary core curriculum with superior
instruction in major fields of study, USAO aims to provide a thorough
education that prepares students for meaningful, purposeful lives.
Working space for reporters at USAO Fieldhouse is available
but limited. Please notify Jessica Jackson in the USAO Sports
Information office in advance to reserve space on press row.
Rosters, standings, season statistics, box scores and playby-play will be available before and after each game to media.
Final scores can be found following the games at www.usao.edu/
sports. Call Jackson at (405) 574-1210 with any questions.
Additionally, Sports Information offers live video and stats during
Drover home games. Visit www.usao.edu/live-stats to watch.
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men
Sooner Athletic Conference Opponents......................................34
Preseason Polls.........................................................................35
Media Information
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Men’s History
Athletic Director................................................ Brisco McPherson
(405) 574-1249; [email protected]
Men’s Head Coach......................................................... Doug Hall
Women’s Head Coach.......................................... Jennifer Hayden
Sports Information...............................................Jessica Jackson
Athletic Trainer...........................................................Leslie Beaty
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Drover Men
Athletic Staff
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University Overview
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coaches
USAO at a Glance
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What’s Inside
Sports Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jessica Jackson
Sports Information Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . .Andy Morphew
Printed by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USAO Printing Services
Communications and Marketing Director. . . . . . . Kelly Arnold
USAO Drovers
@USAOlive
usao.edu/sports
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About the University
USAO is one of the most unique and progressive
universities in the nation. It is Oklahoma’s only public
liberal arts college.
As a liberal arts institution, we believe it is important
that students always have before them the simultaneous
experience of specialized and general learning. We
believe it is important that they be challenged to relate
their academic concentration to the broader realm of
knowledge and that they continually be encouraged to
develop meaningful and useful associations between
diverse bodies of information.
This is the meaning of interdisciplinary education, and
it is what truly distinguishes the learning experience at
USAO. Many of the classes are taught by faculty teams,
where two, three and sometimes four instructors plan the
course and teach it together.
For example, American Civilization may be taught by
a historian, philosopher and artist. World Thought and
Culture could include a philosopher, sociologist and a
literature professor. Math in the Modern World might
involve a mathematician, computer scientist and musician.
Instructors interact in dealing with complex topics, all
bringing his or her particular academic concentration
into a conversation of perspectives.
This form of education is not easy. We intend that the
rigors students face in interdisciplinary learning will result
in significant personal growth and development. Difficulty
is a necessary prerequisite of growth and development.
Challenge is what interdisciplinary education is all about.
It is what USAO is all about.
USAO has an extremely qualified faculty to offer and
help conquer this challenge. Now, almost 90 percent of
professors have earned the highest degree available in
their field.
In 2011, USAO joined the prestigious list of “National
Liberal Arts Colleges” in the U.S. News and World Report’s
annual ranking — the only institution in Oklahoma, public
or private, to be included on this select, national list. The
same list includes Trinity, Amherst, Swarthmore and
hundreds of other respected, private liberal arts colleges.
USAO also received an ‘A’ grade from the American
Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) for the strength
of its IDS curriculum, making it one of only 22 universities
nationwide to earn this near perfect score.
No institution in Oklahoma has higher admission
standards. This is only one of the ways this institution is
being transformed by its 10-year Mission Enhancement
Plan.
In addition to the unique curriculum, USAO is a National
Historic District and is the only college or university in
Oklahoma to be on the National Register of Historic
Places. It was given this status because of its history
and the preservation of numerous original buildings on
campus.
Originally founded as Oklahoma College for Women
in 1908, the school was the first college created by
Oklahoma’s first Legislature. Additionally, it was one
of only seven colleges nationwide developed with the
mission of catering to women.
Along with a rich history, USAO has the oldest original
mission of any state college of university. Its original motto
states:
Not for livelihood but for life.
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President John Feaver
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President John Feaver
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• USAO is the only institution in Oklahoma – public or
private – to be ranked on the exclusive “National Liberal
Arts Colleges” list in U.S. News’ America’s Best Colleges
Guide.
• The American Council of Trustees and Alumni
(ACTA) includes USAO in a group of only 21 colleges
and universities nationwide accorded with the highest
accolade for the best quality and content of its core
academic curriculum.
• Kiplinger magazine lists USAO on its exclusive
national role of the 100 “Best Values in Public Colleges”
in America.
Thank you to all our students, alumni, faculty, staff and
friends who continue to work to better the university every
day. We wouldn’t be where we are today without you!
Best of luck to the Drovers this season! Keep driving to
be the best – and so will we!
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drover
coaches
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@USAOlive
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USAO Drovers
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John, Marilyn and Katy Feaver
We take great pride in the accomplishments of our
students outside the classroom — and athletics is a prime
example.
In 2012, three Drover teams made appearances in NAIA
National Championship tournaments as men’s soccer,
men’s basketball and baseball all represented our fine
institution on a national stage. These are just three recent
examples of the school’s achievements.
Throughout its rich 41 years of Drover athletics, the
university boasts 45 All-Americans, 63 national scholarathletes and 228 All-Conference athletes and coaches.
I know you take pride in the accomplishments of your
Drover teams – setting records, graduating excellent
student athletes and helping create a vibrant campus
culture.
USAO also competes aggressively on a national level
with the finest schools, public and private, and we’ve
racked up several other “titles” that should add to your
pride as a Drover:
• USAO ranks No. 4 in America among peer colleges
for “promoting upward social mobility,” according
to Washington Monthly. Its “upward social mobility”
measure is based upon USAO’s ratio of graduation rate of
Pell Grant recipients to net price.
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Drover History
The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma was well
into its history before introducing its first sports teams in
1973 — teams that became known as the Drovers and the
Droverettes, named after the rich heritage of cattle driving
in the Chickasha area. Today, both teams are referred to as
the Drovers.
The athletic programs began when the school was still
named Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts. It started with
baseball games, golf and tennis matches scheduled in the
spring of 1973. The Drovers’ most prominent sport — basketball — began in the fall of 1973.
During that first year of basketball, the Drovers borrowed
uniforms from Oral Roberts University in blue, gold and
white. In the school’s second season, the OCLA Drovers became the USAO Drovers, and new uniforms in our
trademark green and gold colors were acquired.
The first Drover basketball games were set against Bethany Nazarene College on Nov. 17, 1973. Two days later, on
Nov. 19, then-Chickasha Mayor Samuel E. Evans declared
“Drovers Day” as the university celebrated its first home
game in Myers Fieldhouse, which is owned by Chickasha
Public Schools. In 1981, the Drovers broke ground on the
USAO Fieldhouse, which gave the teams a place to practice and play in their own backyard. Phase I of the building
was completed during the 1981-82 season. Three more
phases added dressing rooms, training areas and a swimming pool.
Long-time head basketball coach and now athletic director Brisco McPherson played for the first Drover basketball team and has been connected with the program
ever since.
In 1984, basketball star Gordon Musgrove earned the
university’s first All-American honor. A few seasons later,
in 1988, Herb Blunt became USAO’s first All-America First
Team recipient and earned Player of the Year honors in the
Sooner Athletic Conference and NAIA’s District 9.
In 2002, the men’s basketball team went on to claim the
Drovers first NAIA National Championship, beating out
conference-rival Oklahoma Baptist
96-79.
After a 17-year hiatus, baseball was
reborn in 1994, when the USAO Board
of Regents voted to expand USAO’s athletics programs to include baseball, softball and cross country. Long-time Drover
supporter and USAO administrator Bill
Smith donated his personal baseball
memorabilia to auction off for funds to
help re-establish the Drover baseball and
softball programs. In 1995, he became
the namesake of the Drovers’ ballpark.
Both baseball and softball programs
have served the university well, with
baseball earning the Red River Conference North Division Championship in
1999 and softball claiming the Sooner
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Athletic Conference Championship in 2004. The softball
program earned three straight NAIA National Tournament
appearances in the mid-2000s while the baseball program
represented the university at the NAIA National Tournament in 2013.
USAO proudly supported tennis teams for years. In
1999, the women’s tennis team became the first in school
history to win a regional championship. That year, both the
men’s and women’s teams qualified for the NAIA National
Tournament.
While the golf team served the college sporadically for
many seasons, it, along with tennis, was discontinued in
lean years.
In 1998, the Drovers began the men’s and women’s soccer programs under Coach Jimmy Hampton. The Drover
men have claimed numerous Sooner Athletic Conference
championships and have been to the NAIA National Tournament five times. In 2010 and 2011, the Drover men made
it all the way to the quarterfinals of the tournament, making
history for the young program.
In 2011, the Drover women’s soccer team competed in
their first NAIA National Tournament and won the Sooner
Athletic Conference Tournament title for the first time in the
program’s history.
Beginning in fall of 2012, the Drovers brought back cross
country, which served the university a few seasons in the
mid-1990s.
USAO began play as part of a five-school group that
started the Sooner Athletic Conference. USAO dropped
out of the SAC in 1994 for brief stints in the Oklahoma Intercollegiate and Red River Athletic conferences, but was
granted re-admission in the SAC for the 2000-01 season.
It is one of only two original members currently in the conference.
The Drovers have a rich history of winning and producing quality student-athletes. The university boasts 45
All-Americans, 63 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and 228 All-Conference coaches and athletes throughout its history.
Distinguished Drovers
USAO is proud to boast their 45 All-Americans, 63 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and 228 All-Conference athletes and coaches.
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Nikola Cakarevic
John Gardner
Gabby Martinez
Gabby Martinez Barros
Leslie Bross
Niall Crick
Seth Sturgeon
2013-14
Alex Rubio
All-Conference
Oklahoma Intercollegiate
Marcus Thompson
Stephanie Liebl
Brisco McPherson
Red River Athletic
1998-99
1999-00
Adrian Anderson
Brisco McPherson
Kyle Kester
Mark Chaney
Alexis Vizarelis
Jimmy Hampton
Robbie Williams
Dave Kunitz
Janice Corkery
1974-75
1989-90
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
Dudley Edwards
Staci Watson
Peketa Hurley
Victor Parish
Peketa Hurley
Peketa Hurley
Robert Smith
---Brisco McPherson
Theron Jackson
Mike Williamson
Adrian Anderson
Kristen Kauk
April McAlister
Randy Hughes
Michael Williamson
Katrina Hall
Scarlet Baker
Hollie Gauntt
Kristen Kauk
Boniface Oballa
Alexis Vizarelis
Kevin Kester
Katrina Hall
Michael Williamson
Corey Wicker
Smeitha Hawkins
Julie Vergenz
Boniface Oballa
NeNe Coulibally
Sereida Thompson
Summer Holman
Hollie Gauntt
Ashley Grider
Kristin Kauk
Kristin Minton
Melissa Andrews
Jamie Pendley
Jamille Green
Ravon Justice
Wayne Gibson
Julie Vergenz
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
NeNe Couilbaly
Adam Day
Jason Reid
Summer Holman
Sam Pecore
Kristin Minton
Kristin Kauk
Alissa Cordes
Kindra Gregory
Bello Illiassou
Wayne Gibson
Katie Sterling
Leigh Merchant
Dana Askins
Sam Pecore
Tiffany Tredwell
Marcus Williams
Jonathan Oman
Adam Day
Brandon Brantley
Kindra Gregory
Crystal Judkins
USAO Drovers
Morgan Skelley
Stephanie Hey
NeNe Coulibaly
Marcus Hines
Jonathan Oman
Adam Day
Katie Sterling
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Courtney Foley
Stephanie Hey
Amanda Cotton
Shane Flanagan
Danny Rodriguez
Sha’Donna Stewart
Nikki Yager
Avery Stevenson
Adam Day
Morgan Thompson
Leslie Beaty
Jennifer Bridgforth
Hillary Brown
Marina Poddubskaya
Shane Flanagan
Jonathan Oman
Jessie Brown
Yesi Castillo
Tim Nelson
Charitie Lewis
Leslie Beaty
Leah Merchant
Jonathan Oman
Dusan Rasovic
Charitie Lewis
Tim Nelson
Ivaney Marquez
John Gardner
Annie Zoch
Nate Hammons
Leslie Beaty
Caitlyn Crotty
Amy Tice
Brandt Lierle
Luke Krobath
Ricardo Moreira
Nikola Cakarevic
Wesley Costa
Charitie Lewis
Fred Savoie
David Otieno
Calli Cooper
Jimmy Hampton
Nate Hammons
Regulo Moy
Niall Crick
Aiden Ashmore
Brittany Jay
Gabby Martinez
Taylor Fain
Aita Gueye
Thomas Peters
Sahlih Butts
Nikola Cakarevic
Nicolas Alberto
Niall Crick
Taylor Fain
Annie Zoch
Elizabeth Agpalo
John Gardner
Scott Parkinson
Neesha Sorrell
Conner Bridgman
Caleb Martin
Laci Weger-Garrett
Kyle Hunt
2012-13
2013-14
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Ben Berry
Phillip Harris
Tashina Ototivo
Norris Rumph
Scott Parkinson
Bryan Byars
Jared Coon
Calli Cooper
Niall Crick
Taylor Fain
John Gardner
Jimmy Hampton
Annie Zoch
Zach Gonzalez
Taylor Smith
Kalokwera Okot
Neesha Sorrell
Heath Wilda
Chelsea Zuchnik
Norris Rumph
Brandon Cutler
Rocio Medrano
Perry Sansford
Scott Parkinson
Bryan Byars
Jimmy Hampton
Phil Pryor
Linda Addo
Calli Cooper
Taylor Fain
Stephen Owusu
Jordyn Yates
Ryah Vyse
Mike Ross
Jared Coon
Josh Goodman
Brian Vigo
Blake McMullen
Brooke McLeod
Taylor Smith
Ashley Rasovic
Katie Jirak
Chelsea Zuchnik
Paige Pulliam
Rashelle Carr
Jahseth Lloyd
Shavon Scott
Kaylin Taylor
Taylor Smith
Courtney Capps
Kayla Adams
McKenna Eubank
Dani Warren
Tate Landmark
Jaci Booker
Sara Reeves
Jaime Gurrola
Chris Musick
Eddie Malone
Warren Stehn
Josh Terrell
Liam Madden
Nicolas Alberto
Jimmy Hampton
Bryan Byars
Scott Parkinson
Kalokwera Okot
Stephen Owusu
Niall Burley
Jade Ovendale
Linda Addo
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1995-96
1997-98
Sooner Athletic
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
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NAIA All-Region/All-District
1974-75
John Hudson
1990-91
Euvaughn Jackson
2000-01
Alexis Vizarelis
2001-02
Hollie Gauntt
Kristen Kauk
2002-03
Hollie Gauntt
Kristin Minton
Ashley Grider
2003-04
NeNe Coulibally
2004-05
NeNe Coulibally
Jonathan Oman
Dana Askins
2005-06
Kindra Gregory
Courtney Foley
2006-07
Destiny Rachal
Alex Cernigliaro
Jennifer Shoffit
Brisco McPherson
Gladys Mohochi
Kyle Kester
Donyell Beal
Alexis Vizarelis
Mark Chaney
Robbie Williams
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Sherrie McDougal
Staci Watson
Kimber Maddox
Dave Kunitz
Juan Garcia
Allison Tobala
Kate Nosova
Allison Tobala
Alexis Vizarelis
Oisin Fagan
Molly Warren
Celio Suziki
Amy Patterson
Molly Warren
Amy Ryan
Chad Jerman
Josh McMartin
Alexis Vizarelis
Michelle Blake
Molly Warren
Oisin Fagan
Jamile Green
Stephanie Barnett
Laura Parker
Laura Parker
Jessica Darling
Courtney Foley
Jessie Brown
Jessica Darling
Courtney Foley
Academic All-District
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1983-84
1989-90
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
Morgan Thompson
Jessie Brown
Kayce Godwin
Jennifer Bridgforth
Morgan Thompson
Wesley Costa
Paulo Kubis
Amanda Caldeira
John Gardner
Maggie Oliver
Gabby Martinez
Lexxa Kever
John Gardner
Dusan Rasovic
Nikola Cakarevic
Caleb Martin
Leslie Bross
Erin Coggan
Niall Crick
John Gardner
Lexxa Kever
Tyrone Tarbitt
Paige Pulliam
Tashina Ototivo
Scott Parkinson
Erin Coggan
Matthew Crow
Aaron Manuel
Paige Pulliam
Alex Rubio
Linda Addo
Matthew Crow
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history
Scholar-Athletes
2006-07
2007-08
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
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Gordon Musgrove
Herb Blunt
Rod Kindred
Marcus Thompson
Theron Jackson
Randy Hughes
Delvin Washington
Michael Williamson
Michael Williamson
Corey Wicker
Boniface Oballa
Alexis Vizarelis
Katrina Hall
Michael Williamson
NeNe Coulibally
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Crystal Judkins
Adam Day
Adam Day
Tim Nelson
Charitie Lewis
Leslie Beaty
John Gardner
David Otieno
Calli Cooper
Niall Crick
Nikola Cakarevic
Kyle Hunt
Calli Cooper
Niall Crick
Scott Parkinson
Norris Rumph
Scott Parkinson
Perry Sansford
Bryan Byars
Brian Vigo
Heath Wilda
Jahseth Lloyd
Liam Madden
Jaime Gurrola
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1983-84
1987-88
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
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NAIA All-Americans
Bold indicates basketball players.
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Drover Dancers
Gracing the sidelines and promoting Drover support for the last
three years have been USAO’s own
Drover Dancers, a squad that developed out of the former cheerleading
team.
Much like in the past, the Drover
Dancers perform during halftimes
and create a presence on the sidelines during USAO home games.
This year, the Dancers also will have
dances corresponding with some of
the basketball game themes.
Led by Emily Godwin, formerly Emily Hector, the Dancers have
been fine-tuning their performances
since finalizing the squad in September.
In addition to coaching the Dancers, Godwin is an adjunct professor
at USAO as well as the owner and
teacher of Love to Dance Studio.
USAO Pep Band
Supplying the fans with popular
music as well as old-time favorites,
this season’s USAO Pep Band is
around to get you on your feet!
The small five-piece set includes
four students as well as USAO’s own
Dr. Dan Hanson. While it is small in
size, the potential for this band is
endless!
The band will continue to perfect their traditional repertoire of the
USAO Fight Song and Star Spangled
Banner in addition to playing some
new and classic hits — including
“Another One Bites the Dust” after
each home victory.
Hanson describes the band’s music as a riff motif similar to what you’d
see on the David Letterman show.
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Fans are in for quite a treat this season as the
Drover basketball experience adds energy, excitement and everyone’s favorite: free stuff!
Each home game features its own theme —
whether that means welcoming a group of fans
for free or releasing a fan’s inner master of disguise. Let’s see what you can bring to Drover basketball!
We’ll have performances from local dance
groups, USAO groups and other local organizations, so you won’t want to miss a game.
And if that’s not reason enough to head out
to see your Drovers take on their opponents this
season, you just might have the opportunity to
win FREE prizes at each game! Or at the very
least, see your friends, colleagues and neighbors
enter silly contests to win their prizes.
This season, we are introducing the A&E Grill
Half-Court Shot! Each game, one lucky fan will
get the opportunity to shoot a half court shot for a
chance to win a $100 gift card to A&E.
So practice your free throws, study your trivia
and be prepared for anything!
We need YOUR help and support to make the
2014-15 basketball season the best yet! Bring
your energy and enthusiasm to each game!
Our fan experience is made possible
through generous donations by:
A&E Grill
April’s Dance Studio
Arvest Bank
Bistro Lorene
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Jake’s Rib
J&W Grill
Kool 105.5 FM
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Love to Dance Studio
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Shirts N Stuff
USAO Alumni Association
USAO Print Shop
USAO Student Groups
And many more!
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Oct. 31 University of Saint Mary
6 p.m.
(Halloween Haunt)
- Halftime costume contest
Nov. 7 Central Baptist College
6 p.m.
(Alumni Day)
- Alumni get in free
Nov. 8 Friends/Northwestern OSU
4/6 p.m.
(Homecoming)
Nov. 18 Bacone College
6 p.m.
(Armed Forces Night)
- Military members/veterans get in free
Nov. 20 Langston University
6 p.m.
(Paint the Fieldhouse Green)
- Fans wear green
Nov. 21 Our Lady of the Lake
7 p.m.
(Teacher Appreciation Day)
- Teachers get in free
Dec. 1 John Brown*
6/8 p.m.
(Holiday Heroes)
- A ‘Book for Tots’ gets you in free
Jan. 8 Oklahoma City*
6/8 p.m.
(Arvest Night)
Jan. 10 Southwestern Christian*
3/5 p.m.
(Athletic Hall of Fame Induction)
Jan. 15 Saint Gregory’s*
6/8 p.m.
(Black Out the Cavs)
- Fans wear black!
Jan. 22 Oklahoma Baptist*
6/8 p.m.
(First National Bank & Trust Night)
Jan. 31 Wayland Baptist*
1/3 p.m.
(City Workers Day)
- City workers get in free
Feb. 7 Texas Wesleyan
1/3 p.m.
(Pink Out Cancer)
- Fans wear pink
Feb. 14 Mid-America Christian*
3/5 p.m.
(Bring Your Valentine)
- Two enter for the price of one
Feb. 19 Southwestern Assemblies of God 6/8 p.m.
(Senior Night)
- Everyone gets a senior discount
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Jennifer Hayden
Head Coach
Coach Jennifer Hayden begins her third season with the Drovers and is
eager to show off in the tough Sooner Athletic Conference.
“She understands the mission of the university,” USAO Athletic Director
Brisco McPherson said. “Hopefully, she can bring the program back to
where it’s been in the past. We were looking for someone who understands that academics as well as success on the court need to be equal
and that’s where her strengths lie.”
In her first season, she had two Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes and
seven players named Academic All-Conference, which was the most athletes in the conference honored academically for a school. Additionally,
she had a player named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete the following
year.
“USAO is a place where students can be successful both as a student
and an athlete,” Hayden said. “I am very excited about the potential I see
at USAO for the women’s basketball program. USAO has proven to excel
in other athletic programs, and I believe the women’s basketball program
also can become a strong competitive program.”
In the 2013-14 season, Hayden had a player become the third member
in USAO women’s basketball history to reach the exclusive 1,000-Point
Club.
Hayden came to USAO directly from Sul Ross State University in Alpine, Texas. There, she recruited and coached the 2011-12 American
Southwest Conference West Division Newcomer of the Year and had
three NCAA Scholar-Athletes. Sul Ross is an NCAA Division III school.
Prior to joining the Lobo staff in 2010, Hayden spent two seasons starting a new program as the head women’s basketball coach at NAIA Division I University of the Southwest in Hobbs, N.M.
Both years she coached at USW, her team qualified for the Red River
Conference tournament.
During her two seasons at USW, Hayden had a RRAC Player of the
Year, a two-time NAIA All-America selection, six All-Conference selections and numerous student athletes recognized as scholar athletes by
the conference as well as the NAIA.
Additionally, Hayden’s 2008-09 and 2009-10 teams were both recognized as NAIA Scholar Teams.
Before her time at the University of the Southwest, Hayden served as
the assistant women’s basketball coach and director of student activities
at Clarke College in Dubuque, Iowa.
She also served as a graduate assistant for athletic administration and
sports information at West Texas A&M University and was an assistant
women’s basketball coach at Oklahoma Panhandle State University after
graduating from there.
Hayden graduated with her master’s of education in administration
from West Texas A&M. She earned two bachelor’s degrees in accounting
and business education from Oklahoma Panhandle State University.
Additionally, she played basketball and softball at Oklahoma Panhandle
State.
Hayden and her husband, Sam, have one daughter, Carlie. Sam Hayden
is the assistant baseball coach at and alumnus of USAO.
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Personal
• Born: October 4, 1976
• Family: Husband, Sam; Daughter, Carlie
• Education: B.A., accounting and business education, Oklahoma Panhandle State, 1999
M.Ed., administration, West Texas A&M, 2002
• Interesting Fact: Expecting their second child in March
Playing Career
• Four year letterman in basketball, Oklahoma
Panhandle State, 1995-99
• Two year letterman in softball, Oklahoma Panhandle State, 1996-97
Coaching Highlights
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2012-Present: Head Coach, USAO
Three Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes
Seven Academic All-Conference Athletes
Had player reach 1,000-Point Club
Two consecutive trips to conference tournament
2010-2012: Head Coach, Sul Ross State
Recruited the 2011-12 American Southwest
Conference West Division Newcomer of the Year
2008-2010: Head Coach, University of the Southwest
Red River Conference Tournament, 2009, 2010
Coached RRAC Player of the Year
Coached two-time NAIA All-American
NAIA Scholar Teams, 2008-09, 2009-10
2002-2007: Assistant Coach & Director of Student Activities, Clarke College
Leandra Johnson
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at Redlands Community College for
two seasons.
Shortly after accepting the
position with the basketball team,
Johnson also took on a new
challenge of helping restart the cross
country programs. The Drovers
began the sport in fall of 2012.
Johnson
graduated
from
NWOSU with a bachelor’s in health
and sports science in 2009. She
earned her master’s of education
in psychological education in from
NWOSU in 2014.
Her ultimate goal is to become a
head basketball coach at the college
level, she said.
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Born: Aug. 4, 1986
Education: B.S., health/sports science, NWOSU, 2009; M.E., psychological education, NWOSU, 2014
Playing Career: Post at Redlands CC, 2005-07; Post at NWOSU, 2007-09
Coaching Career: Assistant coach, USAO, since 2011
Head Cross Country Coach, USAO, since 2011
Interesting Fact: Likes pancakes
When Leandra Johnson joined
the Drovers in 2011, she jumped
right into coaching and right into
life at USAO, taking on an assistant
coaching role with the women’s
basketball team and serving as head
cross country coach for both the
men’s and women’s programs.
“It’s been kind of crazy,” she said.
“It’s been an adventure, and it’s
been fun. It keeps me busy.”
Johnson came to USAO after
spending two years as a graduate
assistant at Northwestern Oklahoma
State and two years as a player for
the Lady Rangers.
Before her time in Alva at
Northwestern, Johnson played post
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‘Learning about each other’
The 2014-15 women’s basketball team at USAO
spent the fall molding as a team in preparation for the
Drovers’ season opener.
“We are excited about the upcoming season. We
have been battling several early season injuries but
should have everyone back within the next couple of
weeks,” said Jennifer Hayden, USAO head women’s
basketball coach, at the beginning of the season.
“I expect us to play hard every game and to be
competitive.”
Last year, the Drovers struggled through a short
bench and injuries all season. Before the season
began, Hayden lost two likely starters to seasonending injuries. With only a handful of subs available,
other athletes battled stress injuries as the season
progressed.
But this season, Hayden said, depth will play a big
factor in the Drovers’ success.
“We worked really hard on this year’s recruiting
class and were excited to sign seven transfers and
five freshmen,” she said. “We are looking for all seven
transfers to make an immediate impact on our team.
We also have a couple freshmen who are developing
well and pushing for playing time.”
Two key players lost from the 2013-14 campaign
were seniors Paige Pulliam and Rashelle Carr. In
addition to the leadership they provided, they were
the team’s main scorers. In the Drovers’ final game,
Pulliam became the program’s third member of the
1,000-Point Club.
“Paige and Rashelle are definitely difficult to
replace,” Hayden said. “We wish we could have all our
seniors another year.”
This year, USAO has just two players who have seen
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significant time on the floor as a Drover — but not
together. Ndeye Ngom, who was injured last season,
played in 2012-13 and led the team in steals (43) and
assists (85) and was second on the team in total
rebounds with 163.
The other player who returns for another season is
Brooke Worcester, who joined the team last season
to play in 21 games and secure 59 points.
Agota Jozan, a transfer from New Mexico Junior
College, was expected to make a huge impact on the
2013-14 team before she was injured in the season
opener.
“Our obvious weakness right now is being a virtually
new team so we don’t have any real game time playing
experience together, which is why our scrimmages are
so important to us this year,” Hayden explained. “The
more we play, the more they are learning about each
other and improving as a team.”
The Drovers had two scrimmages in October before
the season began.
In the tough Sooner Athletic Conference, the
Drovers have plenty of top-level competition. Three
SAC schools — Oklahoma City, John Brown and
Oklahoma Baptist — are ranked in the NAIA’s Top
10 in its Preseason Coaches Poll and two others are
receiving votes nationally.
“We had four teams in the national tournament last
year and two of those made it to the Fab Four,” Hayden
said. “So there are definitely no easy games. We have
to be prepared to play hard every night.”
Hayden begins her third season with the Drovers. In
her first two seasons, she saw the Drovers to back-toback SAC tournaments and had three players named
Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
2014-15 Women’s Roster
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6’6
5’8
5’10
5’8
5’5
5’7
5’4
5’9
5’8
5’10
6’2
5’3
5’5
5’2
Hometown/Previous School
Riga, Latvia/Western Texas College
Oklahoma City/Southmoore HS
Dakar, Senegal/Redlands JC
Cache, Okla./Oklahoma Baptist
Tulsa, Okla./Seminole State JC
Hugo, Okla./Redlands JC
Lubbock, Texas/Frenship HS
Denver, Colo./Western Oklahoma State
Denver, Colo./Western Oklahoma State
Nagykorös, Hungary/New Mexico JC
Abilene, Texas/Western Texas College
Bridgeport, Texas/Alvord HS
Dallas, Texas/Sunset HS
Chickasha, Okla./Pauls Valley HS
Head Coach: Jennifer Hayden
Assistant Coach: Leandra Johnson
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P
G
G
G
G
G
F
G
G
P
P
G
G
G
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Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
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Name
Ilze Teilane
Brooke Worcester
Ndeye Ngom
Bretlin Allen
Jordan Williams
WyKeena King
Jordan Cooper
Ebony Nelms
Mahogany Nelms
Agota Jozan
Corrynn Englerth
Lauren Hart
Liliana Barrera
Charity Trammell
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Ndeye Ngom
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Position: ForwardHeight: 5’4
Class: Sophomore
Major: Phys. Ed.
Hometown: Lubbock, Texas
Previous School: Frenship High School
Parents: Russell Lemons and Darlene Cooper
Advice to Freshmen: Study hard and keep working
Position: PostHeight: 5’10
Class: Sophomore
Major: Psychology/Sociology
Hometown: Nagykorös, Hungary
Previous School: New Mexico Junior College
Parents: Kalman Jozan and Gabriella Jozanne’ Lesko
Advice to Freshmen: Never give up — work pays off
Position: GuardHeight: 5’10
Class: Senior
Major: Bus. Admin.
Hometown: Dakar, Senegal
Previous School: Redlands Community College
Parents: Lamine Ngom and Tabara Ndiaye
Advice to Freshmen: Keep up with classes
2013-14: Cooper played in four games
for the Drovers in her freshman season. Her
stand out game was a November contest
against Langston University, where she
scored a season-high 12 points and had 11
rebounds. In that same game, she also had
three assists.
High School: Cooper was named
Academic All-District two years while
attending Frenship High School in Texas.
2013-14: Jozan played in the season
opener before sustaining a season-ending
knee injury.
2012-13: Jozan played one season as
post at New Mexico Junior College.
High School: At Lajos Kossuth Secondary
School in Hungary, Jozan was one of the
best players on her team and helped lead
them to the National Championship. She also
helped her club teams earn similar honors.
2013-14: Injured, Ngom had a medical
redshirt.
2012-13: In her first season at USAO,
Ngom started in all but one game. She led
the team in assists with 85 and steals with
43 for the season. Additionally, she came in
second on the team in rebounds, collecting
163 in all. She scored 146 points total,
including 12 each against Southwestern
Christian and highly-ranked Oklahoma City.
She had a season-high seven assists in a
November contest at Arlington Baptist.
2011-12: Ngom played guard two seasons
at Redlands Community College in El Reno.
High School: Before Redlands, Ngom
went to school in Dakar, Senegal.
Year
GP-GS PPG RPG A FG%3PT%FT% STL
2013-144-34.86.86
.2920.8335
TOTAL 4-34.86.86
.2920.8335
Career Highs
Points
12, v. Langston, 11/23/13
Rebounds
11, v. Langston, 11/23/13
Assists
3, v. Langston, 11/23/13
FG Made
4, v. Langston, 11/23/13
FT Made
4, v. Langston, 11/23/13
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Jordan Cooper
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Year
2012-1327-265.416.0485.335 .235 .485 43
TOTAL 27-265.416.0485.335 .235 .485 43
Career Highs
Points
12, v. Oklahoma City, 1/5/13
12, v. Southwestern Christian, 11/20/12
Rebounds
Assists
7, v. Arlington Baptist, 11/12/12
FG Made
4, multiple opponents
3-PT FG Made
2, v. Rogers State, 1/3/13
FT Made
6, v. Texas Wesleyan, 12/31/12
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Brooke Worcester
Bretlin Allen
Class: Freshman
Major: Biology/Pre-Med
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Previous School: Sunset High School
Parents: Ignacio Barrera and Agustina Perez
Interesting Fact: Loves Nike apparel
High School: At Sunset High School in
Dallas, Barrera was named All-District First
Team and Defensive Player of the Year. She
averaged 13.5 points, six rebounds and 7.5
assists per game.
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Career Highs
Points
Rebounds
Assists
FG Made
3, v. Southwestern Christian,3/5/14
3-PT FG Made
FT Made
4, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 2/1/14
4, v. Mid-America Christian, 12/7/13
2012-14: Allen played guard for two
seasons at conference-rival Oklahoma
Baptist before transferring to USAO.
High School: Allen was named All-State
while competing for Cache High School.
She helped her team become 2010 State
Champion and 2011 State Runners Up. In
high school, she averaged 16 points per
game.
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2013-1421-162.812.3818.429 .303 .543 12
TOTAL 21-162.812.3818.429 .303 .543 12
Class: Junior
Major: Early Childhood Ed.
Hometown: Cache, Okla.
Previous School: Oklahoma Baptist
Parents: Brett and Robbin Sanders
Interesting Fact: Loves Italian food
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2013-14: Worcester joined the Drovers in
mid-November and quickly became one of
the starters. For the season, she scored 59
points and collected 50 rebounds. Also, she
had 12 steals and 18 assists. One of her best
games of the season was a double-overtime
game in the Sooner Athletic Conference
tournament. In that game, she matched
a season-high nine points while reaching
personal highs in rebounds (7) and assists
(3).
2012-13: Worcester played two seasons
of USAO soccer before joining the basketball
team.
High School: Worcester played basketball
and soccer at Southmoore High School.
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Class: Sophomore
Major: Deaf Education
Hometown: Oklahoma City
Previous School: Southmoore High School
Parents: Brent and Laura Worcester
Advice to Freshmen: Always work hard; never give up
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Ebony Nelms
2012-14: Englerth played two seasons
at Western Texas College in Snyder, Texas.
There, she was named Region 5 All-Star
and was the team’s leading shot blocker.
Additionally, she was an Outstanding Female
Student nominee.
High School: Before college, Englerth was
named to the NCHSC All-Tournament Team,
the Texas State All-Tournament Team and
the Lonestar All-Region Team. She averaged
nearly 17 points a game in high school.
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WyKeena King
Lauren Hart
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Class: Freshman
Major: English
Hometown: Bridgeport, Texas
Previous School: Alvord High School
Parents: Pete and Tobie Hart
Interesting Fact: Is half Lebanese
Class: Junior
Major: Business
Hometown: Hugo, Okla.
Previous School: Redland Junior College
Parents: Marcus and ShaQuan McGrew
Interesting Fact: Loves basketball
High School: At Alvord High School in
Texas, Hart was named All-Region First
Team and District 9-2A Defensive MVP. She
was chosen to play in the Texas RoundUp All-Star game. Hart helped her team to
the Regional Finals her junior year and the
Regional Quarterfinlas her senior year. She
averaged 9.72 points, 4.28 rebounds, 3.93
assists and 3.17 steals per game.
2012-14: King played two seasons at
Redlands Junior College before transferring
to USAO.
High School: King played for Hugo High
School before college.
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Ilze Teilane
Class: Junior
Major: Theatre Arts
Hometown: Abilene, Texas
Previous School: Western Texas College
Parents: Corey and Susan Englerth
Interesting Fact: Is the second oldest of seven children
Mahogany Nelms
Corrynn Englerth
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Class: Junior
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Denver, Colo.
Previous School: Western Oklahoma State College
Parent: Ramona Shivers
Interesting Fact: Loves to eat
Class: Junior
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Denver, Colo.
Previous School: Western Oklahoma State College
Parent: Ramona Shivers
Interesting Fact: Loves to work out
Class: Junior
Major: Communication
Hometown: Riga, Latvia
Previous School: Western Texas College
Parents: Jazeps Teilans and Irena Teilane
Interesting Fact: Has two older sisters who play professional basketball and a twin brother
2012-14: Nelms played two seasons at
Western Oklahoma State College before
transferring to USAO.
High School: Nelms played basketball for
Altus High School.
2012-14: Nelms played two seasons at
Western Oklahoma State College before
transferring to USAO. There, she averaged
nearly 16 points per game.
High School: At Altus High School, Nelms
was named MVP of the Lady Bulldog Classic
and was the leading scorer. She helped lead
her team to become District Champions.
There, she was named All-Region Honorable
Mention, averaging 18.5 points her game.
2012-14: Teilane played two season at
Western Texas College before transferring to
USAO.
High School: Playing in her native Latvia,
she was part of the U16 National Team of
Latvia and a U18 and U20 National Team
candidate. She came in fourth place in the
Latvian Junior League twice.
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Major: Phys. Ed.
Hometown: Chickasha, Okla.
Previous School: Pauls Valley High School
Parent: LaToya Trammell
Interesting Fact: Loves horseback riding
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High School: Trammell was a two-sport
athlete, playing basketball and running cross
country. In basketball, she was named an
Outstanding Athlete Runner Up. She also
runs cross country for USAO.
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Class: Junior
Major: Sociology
Hometown: Tulsa, Okla.
Previous School: Seminole State Junior College
Parents: Curtice and Tonya Williams
Interesting Fact: Fashion is her passion
2012-14: Williams played two seasons at
Seminole State Junior College, where she
was named team captain.
High School: At Daniel Webster High
School, Williams was named Green County
Conference First Team and Webster HS
Army Athlete of the Year in 2012. She led her
team in steals and assists that year and was
named team captain. She helped her team
become three-time District Champions.
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2013-14 Statistics
2013-14 Team Leaders
Total Points
Total Rebounds
Date
Opponent Score W/L Record Attend
Nov. 1 v. Friends (Kan.) 39-67 L 0-1
175
Nov. 19 at Bacone (Okla.) 67-65 W 1-1
250
Nov. 23 at Langston (Okla.)# 62-80 Wf
2-1 300
Dec. 7 at Mid-America Christian* 57-88 L 2-2, 0-1 400
Jan. 2 at John Brown* 48-63 L 2-3, 0-2 500
Jan. 4 Saint Gregory’s* 81-55 W 3-3, 1-2 300
Jan. 9 Northwood* 59-53 W 4-3, 2-2 400
Jan. 11 at SAGU* 54-78 L 4-4, 2-3 475
Jan. 13 at Texas Wesleyan* 63-98 L 4-5, 2-4 430
Jan. 18 Wayland Baptist* 66-75 L 4-6, 2-5 500
Jan. 23 at Southwestern Christian* 71-78 L 4-7, 2-6 500
Jan. 25 Oklahoma City* 55-86 L 4-8, 2-7 400
Jan. 30 Mid-America Christian* 60-86 L 4-9, 2-8 250
Feb. 1 at Oklahoma Baptist* 54-69 L 4-10, 2-9 575
Feb. 6 SAGU* 65-63 W 5-10, 3-9 400
Feb. 8 at Northwood* 65-73 L 5-11, 3-10 425
Feb. 10 Oklahoma Baptist* 60-78 L 5-12, 3-11 200
Feb. 13 at Saint Gregory’s* 72-65 W 6-12, 4-11 127
Feb. 15 John Brown* 46-60 L 6-13, 4-12 125
Feb. 20 at Oklahoma City* 61-102 L 6-14, 4-13 250
Feb. 22 Southwestern Christian* 67-83 L 6-15, 4-14 100
Feb. 25 Texas Wesleyan* 40-98 L 6-16, 4-15 200
Feb. 27 at Wayland Baptist* 46-104 L 6-17, 4-16 200
March 5 v. SW Christian** 90-98(2OT) L
6-18
300
Paige Pulliam Rashelle Carr
Sami Martin
Amber Chaney
Brittany Elkins
310
301
236
205
163
Bold home games
*Sooner Athletic Conference games
**SAC tournament
#Result of Langston Forfeit
Free Throws Made
Field Goal Percent
(at least 25 goals)
Paige Pulliam
Brittany Elkins
Amber Chaney
Sami Martin
Rashelle Carr
.428
.388
.384
.362
.327
Field Goals Made
Rashelle Carr
Paige Pulliam
Amber Chaney
Sami Martin
Brittany Elkins
111
98
78
77
57
3-Pointers Made
Paige Pulliam
Rashelle Carr
Brittany Elkins
Amber Chaney
Sami Martin
Paige Pulliam
Sami Martin
Rashelle Carr
Amber Chaney
Brittany Elkins
42
41
20
19
19
72
63
38
30
29
Rashelle Carr
Paige Pulliam
Amber Chaney
Sami Martin
Brittany Elkins
133
132
88
79
78
Assists
Paige Pulliam
Rashelle Carr
Sami Martin
Brittany Elkins
Amber Chaney
68
43
30
29
19
Steals
Paige Pulliam
Rashelle Carr
Sami Martin
Nikki Hager
Brittany Elkins
57
47
33
16
14
Blocks
Rashelle Carr
Sami Martin
Nikki Hager
Paige Pulliam
Multiple players
7
5
3
3
1
Minutes
Rashelle Carr
Paige Pulliam
Sami Martin
Amber Chaney
Brittany Elkins
865
859
649
638
571
TOTAL 3-PT REBOUNDS
Player
GP/GS MIN FG/FGA PCT FG/FGA PCT FT/FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT PF A TO BLK ST PTS
Rashelle Carr 24/23 865 111/339 .327 41/151 .272 38/67 .567 40 93 133 49 43 68 7 47 301
Amber Chaney 24/20 638 78/203 .384 19/72 .264 30/49 .612 24 64 88 62 19 42 1 13 205
Jordan Cooper 4/3 105 7/24 .292 0/4 .000 5/6 .833 13 14 27 13 6 15 1 5 19
Jaclyn Downs 4/0 38 0/2 .000 0/1 .000 0/0 .000 0 2 2 6 0 2 0 0 0
Brittany Elkins 20/9 571 57/147 .388 20/56 .357 29/38 .763 24 54 78 25 29 55 1 14 163
Nikki Hager 23/1 355 20/64 .313 0/7 .000 12/17 .706 13 30 43 44 1 31 3 16 52
Agota Jozan 1/1 24 0/2 .000 0/0 .000 2/4 .500 2 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 2
Lyndsey LaRue 22/0 182 19/62 .306 11/36 .306 13/19 .684 4 10 14 21 5 13 0 5
62
Sami Martin 20/19 649 77/213 .362 19/63 .302 63/98 .643 34 45 79 61 30 68 5 33 236
Kylie Parker 5/4 118 11/44 .250 7/34 .206 10/17 .588 1 5 6 13 3 15 0 3 39
Paige Pulliam 24/24 859 98/229 .428 42/108 .389 72/95 .758 15 117 132 64 68 80 3 57 310
Brooke Worcester 21/16 445 15/48 .313 10/33 .303 19/35 .543 14 36 50 23 18 36 0 12 59
Total 24 4850 4
93/1377 .358 169/565 .299 293/445 .658 224 556 780 383 222 4 43 21 209 1
448
Opponents 24 4850 702/1578 .445 159/461 .345 302/444 .680 382 748 1130 428 312 422 63 275 1865
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Year-by-Year Records
Overall Record: 391-680
1973-74 No record
1974-75 No record
1975-7617-11
Willie Hamilton
Mavis Fairbanks
1979-809-15
1980-813-23
Doug Sikes
1981-821-23
1982-8310-19
1983-8416-14
1984-8517-13
George Davidson
Laci Tompkins
2009-106-24
2010-117-22
2011-125-24
Jennifer Hayden
2012-1310-19
2013-146-18
Field Goals Made
43
41
41
41
39
39
v. Bacone College
v. Central Bible College
v. McKendree College
v. Bartlesville Wesleyan
v. Paul Quinn College
v. Kansas Newman
2001
1999
1993
1990
1999
1992
Field Goals Attempted
88
87
85
83
82
v. Central Methodist
v. Bacone College
v. Huston-Tillotson
v. Kansas Newman
v. Mid-America Bible
2001
2001
2008
1991
2001
3-Pointers Made
15
15
12
12
12
12
v. Southwestern Christian2014
v. SAGU
2014
v. John Brown
2013
v. Southern Nazarene
2010
v. Saint Gregory’s
2008
v. Oklahoma Baptist
2005
2014
2014
v. Oklahoma Baptist
2005
v. Northwestern OSU
2006
v. Southern Nazarene
2006
Free Throws Made
42
39
33
32
29
v. Langston University
v. Cameron University
v. Oklahoma City
v. East Central
1990
1980
1999
1991
1994
Free Throws Attempted
55
51
46
46
43
v. Austin College
1990
1990
1999
1995
1995
Assists
31
27
27
24
v. McKendree University 1993
v. Mid-America Christian 2005
v. Oklahoma Baptist
1988
Multiple opponents
Rebounds
69
67
62
62
60
v. Kansas Newman
v. Huston-Tillotson
v. Mid-America Christian
v. Bethel College (Kan.)
v. Multiple opponents
1991
2008
2008
2001
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3-Pointers Attempted
39 v. SAGU
37 v. Texas Wesleyan
36
36
33
33
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1986-876-16
1987-886-20
1988-893-21
1989-9015-14
2001-0217-16
2002-0323-14
2003-0415-13
2004-0510-19
2005-0615-13
2006-0715-14
2007-0817-15
2008-0915-13
2001
1999
1992
1990
1993
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Billy Carter
Jay Niehues
Points Scored
111v. Bacone College
104v. Central Bible College
101v. Kansas Newman
100v. Langston University
99 v. McKendree College
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1976-774-18
1977-7815-12
1978-7916-16
1990-9112-15
1991-9210-14
1992-936-19
1993-948-21
1994-952-24
1995-96
9-17
1996-9710-15
1997-989-19
1998-999-17
1999-009-16
2000-013-24
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Individual Records
Game Records
Points Scored
38
35
35
34
33
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Peketa Hurley v. Oklahoma City
Peketa Hurley v. McKendree University
Pat Jones v. El Reno Junior College
Destiny Hesser v. Northwestern OSU
Paige Pulliam v. Southwestern Christian
Ravon Justice v. Lubbock Christian
1994
1993
1976
1995
2014
2004
Field Goals Made
15
14
14
13
13
Cherri Shaw v. Bartlesville Wesleyan
Charitie Lewis v. Huston-Tillotson
Charitie Lewis v. Midland Lutheran
Charitie Lewis v. Saint Gregory’s
Stephanie Liebl v. Langston University
1982
2008
2008
2010
1998
30
27
27
26
25
Sandra Tischler v. Bethany Nazarene
Sandra Tischler v. Phillips University
Sandra Tischler v. Oklahoma Christian
Peketa Hurley v. Oklahoma City
Multiple players
1981
1981
1980
1994
3-Pointers Made
8
8
7
6
6
Natasha Starkes v. Houston Baptist
Janice Corkery v. Central Bible College
Kristalyn Cannon v. Langston University
Kartesha Rambo v. Lubbock Christian
2003
1999
1997
2014
2007
15
14
14
14
20
Christina Brown v. Oklahoma Baptist
Ivaney Marquez v. Rogers State
Kartesha Rambo v. Lubbock Christian
Natasha Starkes v. Houston Baptist
2005
2009
2007
2003
13
13
13
13
Rashelle Carr v. Southwestern Christian
Julia Leite v. Southern Nazarene
Natasha Starkes v. Saint Gregory’s
2014
2014
2008
2004
Free Throws Made
16
15
14
14
14
Jennifer Shoffit v. Okla. Panhandle State
Stephanie Liebl v. Saint Gregory’s
Jennifer Shoffit v. Southeastern OSU
Stephanie Liebl v. Okla. Panhandle State
Dana Reynolds vv. Phillips University
1999
1998
2000
1997
1988
19
19
19
17
17
Jennifer Shoffit v. Okla. Panhandle State
Stephanie Liebl v. Saint Gregory’s
Stephanie Liebl v. Okla. Panhandle State
Rachelle Kluver v. East Central
Teresa Wright v. Southwestern OSU
1999
1998
1997
1990
1980
Assists
14
12
12
11
11
11
Catherine English v. Central State
Annitra Walls v. Southern Nazarene
Jennifer McCray v. McKendree University
Kawana Neal v. Lubbock Christian
Kawana Neal v. Saint Gregory’s
Jennifer Garner v. Southern Nazarene
1984
2010
1993
2004
2004
1993
Rebounds
21
20
20
20
19
Donitta Burkhead v. McKendree University
Charitie Lewis v. Cameron University
Charitie Lewis v. Midland Lutheran
Stephanie Matthews v. Okla. Panhandle State
Anna Kusnirova v. Saint Gregory’s
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2009
2008
1990
2003
Season Records
Points Scored
Shirley Temple
Peketa Hurley
Ravon Justice
Katrina Hall
Koren Merchant
1977-78
1993-94
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
Field Goals Made
Shirley Temple
Peketa Hurley
Staci Watson
Katrina Hall
Katrina Hall
1977-78
1993-94
1989-90
2002-03
2001-02
Shirley Temple
Peketa Hurley
Katie Sterling
Staci Watson
Aita Gueye
78
67
Ivaney Marquez
Kartesha Rambo
2008-09
2007-08
206
197
194
190
Ivaney Marquez
Stephanie Russell
Nikki Maloney
Kartesha Rambo
Free Throws Made
133
130
114
113
108
108
Ravon Justice
Teresa Wright
Charitie Lewis
Katie Sterling
Charitie Lewis
Jennifer Shoffitt
2008-09
2005-06
2002-03
2007-08
2003-04
1980-81
2009-10
2005-06
2007-08
2000-01
214
187
174
166
137
Ravon Justice
Teresa Wright
Peketa Hurley
Charitie Lewis
Rachelle Kluver
2003-04
1980-81
1993-94
2009-10
1990-91
Assists
147
142
127
124
121
Christie Buckner
Sha’Donna Stewart
Jennifer McCray
Ivaney Marquez
Elaine Contreras
Rebounds
353
276
257
256
254
Shirley Temple
Charitie Lewis
Charitie Lewis
Anna Kusnirova
Donitta Burkhead
Most Wins
23
17
17
17
17
1984-85
2006-07
1996-97
2008-09
2005-06
1977-78
2007-08
2009-10
2002-03
1996-97
Jay Niehues
Jay Niehues
Jay Niehues
Billy Carter
Tinnie Tiger
2002-03
2007-08
2001-02
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1993-94
2005-06
1989-90
2010-11
2005-06
1999-00
2002-03
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1987-91
2006-10
1990-94
2008-11
2001-03
1987-91
2006-10
2008-11
3-Pointers Made
147 Rachelle Kluver
139 Paige Pulliam
1987-91
2010-14
473 Christina Brown
462 Janice Corkery
517 Charitie Lewis
474 Cherri Shaw
455 Peketa Hurley
2006-10
1982-86
1990-94
Assists
327 Jennifer Garner
Rebounds
842
659
491
485
447
Charitie Lewis
Tashina Ototivo
Smeitha Hawkins
Donitta Burkhead
Nicole Sherman
1990-94
2006-10
2009-13
2001-03
1995-97
2002-06
2002-06
1999-03
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1,085Charitie Lewis
969 Aita Gueye
2006-10
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Staci Watson
Charitie Lewis
Peketa Hurley
Aita Gueye
Katrina Hall
1987-91
2010-14
Free Throws Made
345 Charitie Lewis
338 Cherri Shaw
Field Goals Made
536
509
457
381
369
397 Rachelle Kluver
374 Paige Pulliam
Paige Pulliam
1987-91
2006-10
2010-14
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Points Scored
1,458Staci Watson
1,366Charitie Lewis
1,000Paige Pulliam
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549
447
446
426
424
Stephanie Russell
Janice Corkery
Nikki Maloney
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217
193
189
180
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64
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Doug Hall
Head Coach
NCAA Division I coach Doug Hall is set to begin his first season with the
Drovers as the head men’s basketball coach at USAO.
Hall becomes the seventh head coach in Drover basketball history. He
said he is eager to get started with his players, bond as a unit and establish
their strengths.
Hall describes his playing style as high energy and enjoyable for coaches,
players and fans.
Hall comes to USAO from the University of Missouri – Kansas City,
an NCAA Division I institution, where he was an assistant coach for the
Kangaroos for a year. Prior to serving as an assistant, he was the director
of operations for three years at UMKC.
From 2001-09, Hall was the head basketball coach at Southwestern
College in Winfield, Kansas. He left Southwestern College as the third
winningest coach in school history, compiling a 145-92 overall record. The
145 wins are the most during any eight-year span in the 103-year history of
Southwestern College basketball.
Southwestern is an NAIA school in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic
Conference, and while he was there, Hall coached against former USAO
coach, Athletic Director Brisco McPherson.
In 2006, he led the Moundbuilders to a school record of 28 wins and was
named KCAC Coach of the Year.
In the classroom, Hall left Southwestern with a perfect 100 percent
graduation rate, as all 33 of his seniors earned their degrees.
While at Southwestern, Hall also served as an associate professor of sport
management from 2001-09. Additionally, he worked in the development
office, where he left the school as an Assistant Athletic Director.
Hall joined the Moundbuilder program from the Detroit Pistons of the
National Basketball Association, where he spent two seasons as the
corporate sales coordinator.
Before being hired by the Pistons, he completed an eight-week internship
in the athletic department of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis,
Maryland.
Hall played collegiately at Wartburg College, a liberal arts institution, in
Waverly, Iowa. During his varsity action, he was a two-year starter on teams
that combined to go 56-23 and to win two Iowa conference championships.
Those teams both played in the NCAA national tournament and the 1990-91
team reached the Sweet 16.
He graduated from Wartburg in 1993 with a bachelor’s degree in fitness
management and a minor in business. Hall earned a master’s degree from
the West Virginia University sport management program in 1994.
He and his wife, Tiffany, have two children, Darren and Katie.
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Personal
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Born: March 20, 1971
Family: Wife, Tiffany; son, Darren; daughter, Katie
Education: B.S., fitness management, Wartburg College, 1993; M.A., sports management, West Virginia University, 1994
Interesting Fact: Enjoys water skiing and bicycling
Playing Career
• Hall started two seasons at Wartburg College
Coaching Highlights
• 2012-13: Assistant Coach, University of Missouri — Kansas City
• 2009-12: Director of Operations, University of
Missouri — Kansas City
• 2001-09: Head Coach, Southwestern College
Third winningest coach in school history (145-92)
KCAC Coach of the Year, 2006
School record of 28 wins, 2006
100 percent graduation rate
• 1999-2001: Corporate Sales Coordinator, Detroit Pistons
Chris Francis
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institution.
Fr a n c i s, a native of Cle o r a ,
Oklahoma, started his collegiate
c oaching c a re e r a s a s tu de nt
assistant at former SAC school
Rogers State University in 2011-12 as
the Hillcats made an appearance in
the quarterfinals at the NAIA Division
I National Championship.
Francis was one of the first signees
to the Hillcat program. He ended his
career with 800 points and became
the all-time career record holder for
games played (123), steals (139) and
minutes played (2,498). Francis was
one of four recipients of the Pattison
Family Foundation Scholarship
and was recognized as an NAIA
Champion of Character.
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Born: Oct. 10, 1986
Education: B.S., sports management, Rogers State, 2012
Playing Career: Guard, Rogers State, 2007-11
Coaching Career: Assistant Coach, LSU-Shreveport,
2012-13; Student Assistant, RSU, 2011-12
Interesting Fact: Rides motorcycles with friends across the state
Chris Francis is set to begin his
second season as USAO’s assistant
coach.
Francis, a former Rogers State
Hillcat, joined the Drover family in
2013 after a year as an assistant
coach at LSU-Shreveport, a Red
River Athletic Conference school
with a reputation for high-quality
basketball. In 2012-13, the Pilots made
an appearance in the semifinals of
the NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball
National Championship in Kansas
City, Mo.
Francis said he thought USAO was
a perfect fit for him not only because
it brought him closer to family and
friends but also because of the
type of coaches and athletes at the
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Bradshaw joins the Drovers this season
as a student assistant. Bradshaw’s
coaching experience includes coaching for
two seasons at Sequoyah Middle School in
Edmond.
Additionally, he was an All-State player
in high school and helped his team,
Community Christian, become State and
Regional Champions.
Bradshaw is also the Sports Editor for
USAO’s student newspaper, The Trend.
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Title: Student assistantBorn: Jan. 10, 1984
Education: Communication senior, USAO
Playing Career: Guard, Newcastle HS, 2000-02; Community Christian, 2002-03
Coaching Career: Assistant coach, Sequoyah Middle School, 2006-08
Interesting Fact: Loves Marvel comics
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‘It’s their team and their season’
In a season of transition, the men’s basketball team
at USAO has the potential for a strong season through
toughness and consistent effort, said Doug Hall, head
men’s basketball coach.
Since Hall joined the team about the time school
started, he really had to hit the ground running, learning
what his team was capable of and where to put the
pieces to create success.
Through a month of official practices and two
scrimmages, Hall has seen the Drovers through the
process of turning preseason talent into outcomes on
the floor.
“I feel like our team is making slow, steady progress
each day,” he said. “As a staff, we are trying to get
them to understand the value of each possession and
the importance of competing at a high level every time
they step on the floor.”
As the preseason comes to a close, Hall said he
believes the team’s efforts will show as the season
develops.
“I’m just excited for the players. It’s their team and
their season,” he said. “I think they will get out of it
what they put into it.”
The Drovers went 15-15 (10-10) during the 201314 campaign, which ended in the SAC Semifinals.
The Drovers, however, graduated key seniors from
that team, including All-American Jahseth Lloyd,
All-Conference athlete Shavon Scott and All-SAC
Tournament team member Tyler Reynolds.
Without those starters, who provided senior
leadership and offensive firepower, the Drovers will
look to their six returners to fill in the gaps, returners
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including guards David Tucker, Jr., and Donnie Brown,
each of whom saw starts in the majority of games last
year.
Also returning is Markens Charles, another guard
who started the 2013-14 team’s first three contests and
averaged nearly 14 points a game before sustaining a
season-ending injury.
“Our strength, at least right now, is our backcourt.
We have a solid group of guards,” Hall said. “We need
to find consistent, positive leadership and a core group
willing to defend and rebound.”
In addition to the returners, the Drovers brought
in eight new players, including three freshmen, two
sophomores and three seniors.
“I like our new players. They are actually all new to
me, so it gives everyone a clean slate,” Hall said. “I
came in with no pre-conceived notions of who could
do what.”
The Drovers play in one of the best small college
leagues in the country with three Sooner Athletic
Conference schools — Saint Gregory’s, Oklahoma
Baptist and Wayland Baptist — present in the NAIA’s
Top 25 in the Preseason Coaches Poll this year. Two
others are receiving votes.
Further, the Drovers have scheduled two nonconference opponents ranked in the preseason in (20)
Evangel University and (T25) Our Lady of the Lake.
“Our goals this season are to play as close to our
maximum potential as possible, compete and play
hard and have fun doing it,” Hall said. “We have a good
group and some talented athletes. I hope people will
come out and support them.”
2014-15 Men’s Roster
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Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Ht.
5’11
6’6
6’3
6’
6’4
6’6
6’1
6’6
6’2
6’3
6’4
6’7
6’6
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160
195
190
178
187 205
175
175
156
185
210
200
210
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Hometown/Previous School
Newark, N.J./Ranger College
West Orange, N.J./Faulkner University
Lewisville, Texas/Lewisville HS
Plain Dealing, La./Bossier Parish CC
Texarkana, Texas/University of Montevallo
Bayonne, N.J./West Hills College
Dallas, Texas/Paris JC
Piedmont, Okla./Piedmont HS
Newburgh, N.Y./Newburgh Free Academy
Oklahoma City/Oklahoma State
Baytown, Texas/Eastfield College
Katsina State, Nigeria/Carl Albert State
Gold Coast, Australia/Aquinas College
Kingstown, St. Vincent/Sauk Valley CC
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Name
Markens Charles
Jerry Coriolan
Cameron King
Donnie Brown
Ed’Lexus Collier
Ahmir Bailey
David Tucker Jr.
Jayden Conover
Morgan Jackson
Brian Robertson Jr.
Brendan Chapman
Bashir Balarabe
Greg Smith
Daven Ottley
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Donnie Brown
Bashir Balarabe
Ahmir Bailey
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Class: Senior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Hometown: Bayonne, N.J.
Previous School: West Hills College
Parents: Joseph Bailey and Reneé McClary
Advice to Freshmen: Stay in school, finish your degree
Class: Junior
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Katsina State, Nigeria
Previous School: Carl Albert State College
Parents: Kasim Balarabe and Rabi Garba Mani
Advice to Freshmen: Believe in yourself
Position: GuardHeight: 6’
Class: Senior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Hometown: Plain Dealing, La.
Previous School: Bossier Parish CC
Parents: Donnie and Linda Long
Advice to Freshmen: Consistency is the key
2013-14: Bailey played in each of USAO’s
first seven games before sustaining an injury
that put him out the rest of the season. He
had a season-high 16 points in his final game
against Our Lady of the Lake. Also in that
game, he had seven rebounds and an assist.
2012-13: Redshirt
2010-12: Bailey spent two seasons playing
guard and forward at West Hills College in
Coalinga, California. There, he was named
All-Defensive First Team.
High School: While in high school in New
Jersey, Bailey was named Hudson County
Honorable Mention.
2013-14: Balarabe played in the Drovers’
first three games of the season before an
injury benched him.
2012-13: Balarabe played forward one
year at Carl Albert State College in Poteau.
High School: At Oak Ridge Military
Academy, Balarabe was named Best
Defensive Player in 2009-10 and helped his
team to become Regional Champions the
following year.
2013-14: In his first season with the
Drovers, Brown played in every game and
started in half. He ended the season fourth
on the team in three pointers made with 41
and in assists with 37. For the season, he
collected more than 200 points and had
26 steals. One of his strongest games was
a November contest against McPherson
College, where he had a season-high 26
points off seven field goals and eight free
throws.
2012-13: Brown attended school one year
at LSU-Shreveport before transferring to
USAO.
2010-12: Brown played guard for two
seasons at Bossier Parish Community
College.
High School: Brown was named AllDistrict and All-City while in high school in
Plain Dealing, Lousiana. There, he helped his
team to become District Champions all four
years, including State Runners Up once and
Final Four qualifiers twice. He averaged 15.5
points per game.
Year
2013-14 7-3 6.294.865.486 0 .476 1
TOTAL 7-3 6.294.865.486 0 .476 1
Career Highs
Points
16, v. Our Lady of the Lake, 11/30/14
Rebounds
8, v. Central Oklahoma, 11/5/13
Assists
2, v. Langston, 11/12/13
2, v. Central Oklahoma, 11/5/13
FG Made
FT Made
4, v. Langston, 11/12/13
Year
2013-1430-15 7 2.137.326.339.800 26
TOTAL 30-15 7 2.137.326.339.800 26
Career Highs
Points
26, v. McPherson (Kan.), 11/29/13
Rebounds
5, v. Wayland Baptist, 1/18/14
Assists
6, v. Northwood, 1/9/14
FG Made
7, v. McPherson (Kan.), 11/29/13
3-PT FG Made
4, v. Wayland Baptist, 2/27/14
FT Made
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David Tucker Jr.
Cameron King
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2013-14: In his sophomore season, King
competed in every game for the Drovers.
He came in fifth on the team in field goal
percentage, sinking 44.3 percent of his shots
on the season for more than 100 points.
He ended the season with 43 rebounds, 24
assists and 11 steals.
2012-13: King saw appearances in seven
games in his freshman season at USAO.
He had field goals in games against Saint
Gregory’s, Northwood and Northwestern
OSU. He also had his lone assist against
Saint Gregory’s and a rebound in a win over
Mid-America Christian.
High School: While at Lewisville High
School in Texas, King was named All-District
Second Team and helped his school become
Regional Champions. He averaged 13 points
per game in high school and was named
Most Reliable.
2013-14: As a sophomore with the Drovers,
Tucker played in every game and saw 26
starts on the season. Tucker was dangerous
beyond the arc, sinking 56 long-range shots
for a three-point percentage of .421 on the
year. He led the team and came in 33rd in
the NAIA in three-point field goal percentage.
Also, he was second on the team in assists
with 67. For the year, he scored 286 points
and grabbed 86 rebounds. In a January
contest against Southwestern Christian,
Tucker had a season-high 22 points off seven
field goals, five of which were three-pointers.
2012-13: Tucker played point guard one
season at Paris Junior College. There, he was
fourth in the country in assist-to-turnover
ratio.
High School: In high school, Tucker was
named All-District First Team his senior
year and All-Tournament at the Beaumont
Tournament. He helped his team to become
two-time State Champions and State
Runners Up once. He averaged 12 points
and six assists a game and was ranked in
Texas’ Top 50 best players.
Year
2013-1430-0 3.5 1.424.443.154.515 11
2012-137-0 .9 .141.75 0 0 1
TOTAL 37-0 3 1.225.455.154.515 12
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Year
2012-1430-269.5 2.967.939.421.716 28
TOTAL 30-269.5 2.967.939.421.716 28
Career Highs
Points
Rebounds
7, v. Southwestern OSU, 11/16/13
Assists
8, v. Northwood, 2/8/14
FG Made
3-PT FG Made
FT Made
10, v. Saint Gregory’s, 3/6/14
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Assists
3, v. Texas Wesleyan,1/13/14
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1, v. SAGU, 2/6/14
FT Made
men’s
history
2013-14: Charles started in the Drovers’
first three games of the season before
sustaining a season-ending injury.
2012-13: Charles played one season
as point guard at Ranger College in Texas
before USAO.
2011-12: Charles played one season at
Lamar State.
High School: Charles was named
All-County Third Team his junior year at
Manchester Regional High School. The
following year, he helped his team, Ocean
Academy Prep, become State Champions.
He helped his prep school team to the No. 3
spot in the country while averaging 21 points
and eight assists a game.
drover
men
Class: Junior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Previous School: Paris Junior College
Parents: David and Debra Tucker
Advice to Freshmen: Manage your time wisely
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Class: Junior
Major: Business
Hometown: Lewisville, Texas
Previous School: Lewisville High School
Parents: Joe and Rozella Miller
Advice to Freshmen: Work hard now, it gets easier
women’s
history
Class: Junior
Major: Business
Hometown: Newark, N.J.
Previous School: Ranger College
Parents: Balanda Charles and Mackenzy Antoine
Advice to Freshmen: Stay humble and hungry
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women
Markens Charles
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Jayden Conover
Ed’Lexus Collier
Brendan Chapman
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Class: Freshman
Major: Business
Hometown: Piedmont, Okla.
Previous School: Piedmont High School
Parents: Cliff and Shauna Shively
Interesting Fact: Has lived in six states
2013-14: Chapman played one season at
Eastfield College in Dallas before transferring
to USAO.
High School: At Goose Creek Memorial
High School in Texas, Chapman was named
First Team All-District.
2013-14: Collier played a season at
Montevallo, shooting 47.2 percent from the
field. There, he scored 12 points against No.
1 University of Kentucky.
2011-13: Collier played two seasons at
Mountainview Community College, where he
was named All-Conference First Team, AllRegion First Team and NJCAA All-America
Honorable Mention.
High School: Collier attended Plano East
Senior High before college.
High School: Conover played at Piedmont
High School in Oklahoma and Sickles High
School in Florida. At Sickles, he helped his
team become two-time district champions.
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Daven Ottley
Class: Senior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Hometown: Texarkana, Texas
Previous School: University of Montevallo
Parents: Eddie Minneweather and Camilla Edwards
Interesting Fact: Is obsessed with ice cream
Morgan Jackson
Class: Sophomore
Major: Business
Hometown: Baytown, Texas
Previous School: Eastfield College
Parents: Rod and Andrea Chapman
Interesting Fact: Is the tallest in his family
Jerry Coriolan
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Class: Senior
Major: Business/Econmics
Hometown: West Orange, N.J.
Previous School: Faulkner University
Parent: Ines Charles
Interesting Fact: Says his nickname is “Smooth”
Class: Freshman
Major: Business
Hometown: Newburgh, N.Y.
Previous School: Newburgh Free Academy
Parents: Anthony and Eva Jackson
Interesting Fact: Can speak Hungarian fluently
Class: Senior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Hometown: Kingstown, St. Vincent
Previous School: Sauk Valley Community College
Parent: Ingrid Ottley
Interesting Fact: Likes video games
2013-14: Coriolan played one season at
Faulkner College.
2012-13: Coriolan played guard for a
season at Ranger College, where he earned
Academic All-American honors.
2011-12: Out of high school, Coriolan
played at Wabash Valley College one season.
High School: Coriolan was named AllDistrict First Team and All-County Essex.
High School: Jackson played for
Newburgh Free Academy in New York before
joining the Drovers. He also runs cross
country for USAO.
2012-14: Ottley played two seasons at
Sauk Valley Community College, where he
was named All-Conference First Team, AllRegion First Team and Team MVP.
High School: Ottley attended St. Clair
Dacon Secondary School before college.
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Class: Sophomore
Major: Mathematics
Hometown: Oklahoma City
Previous School: Oklahoma State University
Parents: Brian and Tempie Robertson
Interesting Fact: Was born in Okinawa, Japan
2013-14: Robertson attended Oklahoma
State University for one year before
transferring to USAO.
High School: Before college, Robertson
played for Moore High School.
women’s
history
drover
men
High School: Before USAO, Smith played
for Aquinas College in Australia. There, he led
the nation in rebounding at the U20 Men’s
Australian National Championships in 2013.
Also, he was a two-time Queensland State
Player.
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Donnie Brown
Class: Freshman
Major: Business
Hometown: Gold Coast, Australia
Previous School: Aquinas College
Parents: Greg and Teresa Smith
Interesting Fact: Is both Australian and a twin
men’s
history
Greg Smith
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2013-14 Statistics
Date Oct. 30 Nov. 2 Nov. 5 Nov. 12
Nov. 16 Nov. 29
Nov. 30
Dec. 7 Jan. 2 Jan. 4 Jan. 9 Jan. 11
Jan. 13 Jan. 18 Jan. 23
Jan. 25
Jan. 30 Feb. 1
Feb. 6
Feb. 8
Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 15
Feb. 20
Feb. 22 Feb. 25 Feb. 27
March 5 March 6 March 7
Opponent Score W/L
at Northwestern OSU 77-80 L at LSU-Shreveport 83-93 L Central Oklahoma 86-91 L at Langston University 70-56 W Southwestern OSU 68-75 L v. McPherson College
86-81 W v. Our Lady of the Lake 89-84 W at Mid-America Christian* 73-93 L at John Brown* 79-59 W Saint Gregory’s* 79-97 L Northwood* 100-88 W at SAGU (Texas)* 71-80 L at Texas Wesleyan* 71-80 L Wayland Baptist* 82-81(OT) W at SW Christian*
74-70 W Oklahoma City* 71-70 W Mid-America Christian* 79-93 L at Oklahoma Baptist* 68-70 L SAGU* 88-80 W at Northwood* 86-81 W Oklahoma Baptist* 78-76 W at Saint Gregory’s* 74-86 L John Brown* 76-88 L at Oklahoma City* 64-81 L SW Christian*
103-97 W Texas Wesleyan* 94-82 W at Wayland Baptist* 85-89 L v. SW Christian** 76-66 W
v. Saint Gregory’** 78-74 W
v. Wayland Baptist** 77-83 L Record Attend
0-1 1081
0-2
400
0-3 500
1-3
300
1-4 500
2-4 75
3-4 105
3-5, 0-1 350
4-5, 1-1 500
4-6, 1-2 300
5-6, 2-2 350
5-7, 2-3 425
5-8, 2-4 275
6-8, 3-4 500
7-8, 4-4 315
8-8, 5-4 450
8-9, 5-5 300
8-10, 5-6 515
9-10, 6-6 400
10-10, 7-6 375
11-10, 8-6 550
11-11, 8-7 271
11-12, 8-8 300
11-13, 8-9 400
12-13, 9-9 275
13-13, 10-9 300
13-14, 10-10 250
14-14
375
15-14
425
15-15
375
Bold home games ; *SAC games ; ** SAC Tournament games
2013-14 Team Leaders
Total Points
Tyler Reynolds
Jahseth Lloyd
Shavon Scott
Kennis White
David Tucker Jr.
475
413
408
290
286
Field Goal Percent
(at least 25 goals)
Jahseth Lloyd .577
Kennis White
.496
Anthony Bolton .458
Shavon Scott .444
Cameron King .443
Field Goals Made
Jahseth Lloyd
Tyler Reynolds
Shavon Scott
Kennis White
David Tucker Jr.
164
157
132
124
86
3-Pointers Made
Tyler Reynolds
David Tucker Jr.
Shavon Scott
Donnie Brown
Kennis White
64
56
51
41
25
Free Throws Made
Tyler Reynolds
Shavon Scott
Jahseth Lloyd
David Tucker Jr.
Donnie Brown
97
93
85
58
28
Total Rebounds
Jahseth Lloyd
Kennis White
Shavon Scott
Tyler Reynolds
Anthony Bolton
172
165
151
133
87
Assists
Tyler Reynolds 102
David Tucker Jr. 67
Shavon Scott
42
Donnie Brown
37
Kennis White
25
Steals
Shavon Scott
Tyler Reynolds
David Tucker Jr.
Jahseth Lloyd
Donnie Brown
Blocks
Jahseth Lloyd
Anthony Bolton
Kennis White
Shavon Scott
Ahmir Bailey
Donnie Brown
Cameron King
Minutes
Tyler Reynolds
Shavon Scott
David Tucker Jr.
Kennis White
Jahseth Lloyd
35
33
28
27
26
33
17
13
10
4
4
4
940
926
834
776
688
TOTAL 3-PT R
EBOUNDS
Player
GP/GSMIN FG/FGA PCT FG/FGA PCT FT/FTA P
CT OFF DEF TOTPF A TOBLK ST PTS
Deng Aguoc 13/6 111 4/9 .444 0/0 .000 5/8 .625 7 21 28 33 0 9 2 3 13
Ahmir Bailey 7/3 127 17/35 .486 0/2 .000 10/21 .476 8 26 34 22 5 7 4 1 44
Bashir Balarabe 3/0 12 0/0 .000 0/0 .000 0/0 .000 1 4 5 6 1 3 1 0 0
Jakob Batychki 4/0 18 0/2 .000 0/0 .000 0/0 .000 1 0 1 7 0 2 0 0 0
Anthony Bolton 22/14 325 27/59 .458 0/0 .000 20/42 .476 25 62 87 53 5 15 17 8 74
Donnie Brown 30/15 582 71/218 .326 41/121 .339 28/35 .800 18 46 64 49 37 40 4 26 211
Markens Charles 3/3 84 12/22 .545 1/3 .333 16/22 .727 0 3 3 12 15 15 0 6 41
Cameron King 30/0 472 43/97 .443 2/13 .154 17/33 .515 12 31 43 60 24 25 4 11 105
Justin Kinlock 14/0 37 3/6 .500 0/1 .000 5/7 .714 3 5 8 8 2 7 0 2 11
Jahseth Lloyd 22/17 688 164/284 .577 0/2 .000 85/127 .669 70 102 172 60 24 50 33 27 413
Tyler Reynolds 30/17 940 157/387 .406 64/178 .360 97/121 .802 31 102 133 73 102 47 1 33 475
Chris Ryan 19/0 93 4/10 .400 0/0 .000 6/9 .667 5 12 17 23 1 5 1 2 14
Shavon Scott 29/29 926 132/297 .444 51/129 .395 93/109 .853 25 126 151 93 42 43 10 35 408
David Tucker Jr. 30/26 834 86/219 .393 56/133 .421 58/81 .716 21 65 86 72 67 57 2 28 286
Kennis White 27/20 776 124/250 .496 25/91 .275 17/26 .654 36 129 165 43 25 21 13 23 290
Total 30 6025 8
44/1895 .445 240/673 .357 457/641 .713 299 797 1096 6
15 350 359 92 210 2385
Opponents 30 6025 8
58/1857 .462 189/550 .344 519/770 .674 327 848 1175 5
64 323 3
73 59 177 2424
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Team Records
Year-by-Year Records
Game Records
Overall Record: 578-646
John Hudson
Brisco McPherson
Paul Hansen
Vinson Metcalf
3-Pointers Made
2013-1415-15
v. Dallas Christian
1993
v. SAGU
2000
v. John Brown
1999
v. Southwest Adventist 2000
v. Okla. Panhandle State 2000
v. Northwestern OSU
1998
107v. Oklahoma City
94 v. McKendree University
81 v. Paul Quinn College
79 v. John Brown
78 v. Wayland Baptist
78 v. Northwestern OSU
v. Oklahoma Christian
v. Christian Heritage
v. Sterling College
v. Midwestern State
v. Jarvis Christian
v. Northwestern OSU
v. McKendree University
Free Throws Made
1990
2000
v. Oklahoma City
Multiple opponents
Assists
34
31
28
27
27
v. SAGU
v. Southwest Adventist
v. Lees-McRae College
v. Central Baptist
Rebounds
82
67
59
55
53
v. Ozarks College
v. Southwest Adventist
Multiple opponents
1990
1999
2000
2001
2000
2000
2001
2001
2000
1973
2000
2003
2000
Steals
20
17
17
17
16
16
v. Sul Ross State College1999
v. Southwestern College 2007
v. Oklahoma Baptist
2000
v. Southwestern College 2008
Blocks
13
11
10
10
10
10
2002
v. Langston University 2000
v. Oklahoma Baptist
2012
v. Mid-America Christian 2011
v. Northwestern OSU
2002
v. Lees-McRae College 2001
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34 v. Oklahoma City
33 v. Paul Quinn College
2004
1999
2003
2000
2003
53
48
45
44
43
drover
men
47
47
43
39
38
2011
2001
2002
1995
1989
drover
coaches
20
18
17
17
17
1990
2003
2000
1999
2014
1998
1998
2014
women’s
history
1986-878-18
1987-8816-12
1988-8912-14
1989-9020-9
1990-9116-13
Field Goals Made
32 v. Langston University
31 v. Northwood
28 Multiple opponents
drover
women
1978-7916-19
1979-8024-13
1980-818-25
1981-8215-16
1982-8319-18
1983-8412-19
1984-8511-16
1985-869-19
53
47
43
42
41
41
1990
1999
1976
1975
2002
drover
coaches
Gene Davis
143v. Oklahoma City
125v. John Brown
116v. Paul Quinn College
114v. Paul Quinn College
111 v. Barat College
David Tucker
1975-7622-14
1976-775-23
1977-7811-24
Points Scored
Cameron King
Archie Porter
1991-9216-12
1992-9311-18
1993-9413-17
1994-9514-16
1995-969-15
1996-974-23
1997-9814-13
1998-9917-12
1999-0018-10
2000-0129-3
2001-0224-7
2002-0321-8
2003-0411-16
2004-0510-18
2005-0613-17
2006-075-20
2007-0817-16
2008-0915-18
2009-105-22
2010-1111-17
2011-1215-14
2012-1317-10
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1974-7521-13
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Individual Records
Game Records
Points Scored
51
43
43
42
42
Victor Parish v. Oklahoma Christian
Marcus Thompson v. Northeastern State
Marcus Thompson v. Okla. Panhandle State
Marcus Thompson v. Northwestern OSU
Marcus Thompson v. Midwestern State
1993
1996
1996
1996
1995
Field Goals Made
17
17
16
15
15
Gordon Musgrove v. Cameron University
Leroy Freeman v. Cameron University
Dudley Edwards v. Langston University
Tommy Jordan v. Bishop College
1993
1984
1976
1975
1974
Field Goals Attempts
35
35
32
28
27
Herbert Allen v. Jarvis Christian
Avery Stevenson v. Wayland Baptist
1993
1975
1974
1980
2007
3-Pointers Made
11
10
9
9
8
8
8
1996
Mike Hill v. Jarvis Christian
1989
Tim Nelson v. Wayland Baptist
2009
Corey Colbert v. Paul Quinn College
1999
Tim Nelson v. Oklahoma Christian
2009
Hayden Herrin v. Barat College
2002
Michael Williamson v. multiple teams 2000, 2001
27
17
17
17
16
Hayden Herrin v. McKendree University
Corey Colbert v. Paul Quinn College
Mike Hill v. Jarvis Christian
Tim Nelson v. Wayland Baptist
1996
2003
1999
1989
2009
Free Throws Made
17
15
Michael Williamson v. Southern Nazarene
Norris Rumph v. Lubbock Christian
2003
2013
15
14
14
14
Kenny McCaster v. Southeastern OSU
Kyle Hunt v. Northwestern OSU
Reggie Forbes v. Texas College
Kenny McCaster v. Arkansas Tech
1979
2012
1979
1978
23
21
19
16
Michael Williamson v. Southern Nazarene
Rod Kindred v. Southwestern OSU
Kenny McCaster v. Southwestern OSU
Reggie Forbes v. Texas College
2003
1991
1979
1979
Rebounds
24
19
Buzzy Harrison v. Langston University
Multiple players
1974
Assists
14
13
12
11
11
11
11
Marvin Ferguson v. Saint Gregory’s
Adrian Anderson v. Paul Quinn College
Omar Boone v. Southern Nazarene
Trell Porter v. Southeastern OSU
Dexter Williams v. Oklahoma Christian
Adrian Anderson v. Wayland Baptist
Daniel Stokley v. Cameron University
1998
2000
1990
2010
2008
2001
1979
Steals
8
8
7
6
6
6
6
Dexter Williams v. Southwestern College
Leonard Thomas v. Sul Ross State College
Theron Jackson v. Oklahoma Baptist
Trell Porter v. Northwestern OSU
Allen Harris v. John Brown
Dexter Williams v. Lubbock Christian
Kevin Thames v. John Brown
2007
1998
2001
2012
2009
2008
2007
Blocks
10
7
7
7
6
Randy Hughes v. Lees-McRae College
2001
Kyle Hunt v. Saint Gregory’s
2012
Eli Flores v. Rogers State
2008
Randy Hughes v. multiple teams 2000, 2001, 2002
Jahseth Lloyd v. multiple teams
2014
1,000 Point Club
1,836
1,539
1,531 1,530
1,392
1,128
32
Michael Williamson
Theron Jackson
Euvaughn Jackson
Herb Blunt
Kenny McCaster
Avery Stevenson
1999-03
1998-02
1987-91
1985-88
1977-79
2004-07
1,114
1,107
1,085
1,030
1,010
Victor Parish
Brisco McPherson
Dudley Edwards
Wayne Gibson
Rod Kindred
1991-93
1973-76
1973-75
2003-05
1989-91
Season Records
Points Scored
Kenny McCaster
Marcus Thompson
Herb Blunt
Victor Parish
Michael Williamson
1978-79
1995-96
1987-88
1992-93
2001-02
Field Goals Made
Kenny McCaster
Herbert Allen
Kenny McCaster
Herb Blunt
Gordon Musgrove
224
196
153
143
142
Kenny McCaster
Herb Blunt
Rod Kindred
Michael Williamson
Reggie Forbes
1978-79
1987-88
1990-91
2001-02
1979-80
1995-96
1981-82
1978-79
1973-74
1977-78
304
270
201
199
199
Kenny McCaster
Herb Blunt
Rod Kindred
Mike Murphy
Reggie Forbes
129 Michael Williamson 2002-03
129 Marcus Thompson 1995-96
110 Tim Nelson
2007-08
109 Victor Parish
1992-93
106Michael Williamson2000-01
433
328
301
297
294
Dudley Edwards
Dudley Edwards
Pete Bronson
Kyle Hunt
Leroy Freeman
579
507
430
419
Tim Nelson
Avery Stevenson
Phillip Harris
Hayden Herrin
Steals
81
71
69
55
54
Marvin Ferguson
Theron Jackson
Robert Smith
Victor Parish
Leonard Thomas
1998-99
2000-01
1993-94
1991-92
1998-99
Blocks
105
96
70
60
Randy Hughes
Randy Hughes
Eli Flores
Kyle Hunt
2001-02
2000-01
2008-09
2011-12
Most Wins
1973-74
1974-75
1977-78
2011-12
1975-76
29
24
24
22
21
21
Brisco McPherson
Brisco McPherson
Gene Davis
Archie Porter
Brisco McPherson
John Hudson
2000-01
2001-02
1979-80
1975-76
2002-03
1974-75
553
538
Theron Jackson
Bo Harris
1998-02
1974-76
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Rebounds
1994-95
1999-00
1993-94
1982-83
2000-01
Career Records
Field Goals Made
Michael Williamson
Theron Jackson
Herb Blunt
Kenny McCaster
Brisco McPherson
1999-03
1998-02
1985-88
1977-79
1973-76
1,304
1,178
1,048
1,033
1,005
Michael Williamson
Theron Jackson
Kenny McCaster
Avery Stevenson
Dudley Edwards
1999-03
1998-02
1977-79
2004-07
1973-75
297
199
163
146
141
Michael Williamson
Hayden Herrin
Avery Stevenson
Phillip Harris
Thomas Peters
1999-03
1999-03
2004-07
2009-13
2009-11
846
Michael Williamson 1999-03
390
379
318
287
241
Herb Blunt
Michael Williamson
Kenny McCaster
Theron Jackson
Wayne Gibson
1985-88
1999-03
1977-79
1998-02
2003-05
580
509
468
448
425
Herb Blunt
Michael Williamson
Theron Jackson
Kenny McCaster
Reggie Forbes
1985-88
1999-03
1998-02
1977-79
1978-80
Herb Blunt
Dudley Edwards
Brisco McPherson
Michael Williamson
Theron Jackson
Adrian Anderson
Steve Wilhoite
Hayden Herrin
1999-03
1998-02
1999-01
1980-84
1999-03
Steals
195
127
123
105
87
Theron Jackson
Phillip Harris
Michael Williamson
Hayden Herrin
Kevin Thames
1998-02
2009-13
1999-03
1999-03
2004-07
Blocks
201
Rebounds
783
761
615
366
340
332
332
266
Randy Hughes
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3-Pointers Made
Free Throws Made
Assists
men’s
history
2007-09
2004-07
2009-13
1999-03
drover
men
580
577
570
537
445
women’s
history
3-Pointers Made
1978-79
1987-88
1990-91
1991-92
1979-80
Billy Murray
Adrian Anderson
Robert Smith
Steve Wilhoite
Adrian Anderson
drover
women
Marcus Thompson
Herbert Allen
Kenny McCaster
Dudley Edwards
Kenny McCaster
191
182
169
154
150
Marcus Thompson 1995-96
Tim Nelson
2008-09
Tim Nelson
2007-08
Michael Williamson 2000-01
Victor Parish
1992-93
Free Throws Made
1978-79
1981-82
1977-78
1987-88
1982-83
586
551
548
529
500
Assists
376
291
288
272
260
drover
coaches
283
254
254
247
232
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695
690
646
611
2000-02
1985-88
1973-75
1973-76
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Home: Jan. 10, 2015
Away: Feb. 12, 2015
Mascot/Nickname...................(Lady) Eagles
School Colors....................... Blue and white
Location............................... Bethany, Okla.
Enrollment............................................ 900
Men’s Head Coach........... Quinn Wooldridge
Women’s Head Coach...........Becky Mitchell
2013-14 Men’s Record............. 6-22 (2-18)
SAC Finish........................................... 11th
2013-14 Women’s Record...... 11-19 (8-12)
SAC Finish............................................. 8th
Website...................... www.scueagles.com
Sports Information......... Matthew Stephens
SID Phone Number.............(405) 206-1819
Oklahoma Baptist
Mid-America Christian
Mascot/Nickname.............(Lady) Evangels
School Colors............Red, black and white
Location.............................Oklahoma City
Enrollment....................................... 1,180
Men’s Head Coach................. Willie Holley
Women’s Head Coach....... Marcus Moeller
2013-14 Men’s Record......... 17-11 (12-8)
SAC Finish........................................... 4th
2013-14 Women’s Record.... 17-13 (11-9)
SAC Finish........................................... 5th
Website..............www.macuatheltics.com
Sports Information................. Levi Convirs
SID Phone Number...........(405) 692-3140
Home: Jan. 22, 2015
Away: Feb. 28, 2015
Mascot/Nickname.................. (Lady) Bison
School Colors.....................Green and gold
Location........................... Shawnee, Okla.
Enrollment....................................... 1,764
Men’s Head Coach.................... Doug Tolin
Women’s Head Coach................ Casi Bays
2013-14 Men’s Record......... 19-16 (9-11)
SAC Finish........................................... 8th
2013-14 Women’s Record...... 29-6 (17-3)
SAC Finish.......................................... 2nd
Website..................... www.obubison.com
Sports Information.......................Ray Fink
SID Phone Number...........(405) 585-5304
Home: Jan. 15, 2015
Away: Feb. 26, 2015
Home: Feb. 19, 2015
Away: Dec. 6, 2014
Mascot/Nickname.......................Cavaliers
School Colors................ Navy blue and red
Location........................... Shawnee, Okla.
Enrollment.......................................... 800
Men’s Head Coach..................John Martin
Women’s Head Coach........... Josiah White
2013-14 Men’s Record......... 24-10 (12-8)
SAC Finish.......................................... 2nd
2013-14 Women’s Record...... 4-25 (2-18)
SAC Finish......................................... 11th
Website................ www.sgucavaliers.com
Sports Information..................Brad Collins
SID Phone Number...........(405) 878-5375
Mascot/Nickname.................. (Lady) Lions
School Colors....................Purple and gold
Location...................... Waxahachie, Texas
Enrollment....................................... 2,000
Men’s Head Coach.......... Donnie Bostwick
Women’s Head Coach..........Arlon Beadles
2013-14 Men’s Record........... 26-6 (17-3)
SAC Finish........................................... 1st
2013-14 Women’s Record.... 14-18 (8-12)
SAC Finish........................................... 7th
Website...............www.sagu.edu/athletics
Sports Information.............. Natalie Tristan
SID Phone Number...........(972) 923-5454
Home: Feb. 7, 2015
Away: Jan. 24, 2015
Mascot/Nickname..................(Lady) Rams
School Colors.......................Blue and gold
Location.........................Fort Worth, Texas
Enrollment....................................... 3,378
Men’s Head Coach......Brennen Shingleton
Women’s Head Coach....Darrick Matthews
2013-14 Men’s Record......... 15-16 (8-12)
SAC Finish........................................... 9th
2013-14 Women’s Record.... 15-16 (9-11)
SAC Finish........................................... 6th
Website......................www.ramsports.net
Sports Information.....................Josh Lacy
SID Phone Number...........(817) 531-4855
SAGU
Mascot/Nickname............................. Stars
School Colors............Royal blue and white
Location.............................Oklahoma City
Enrollment....................................... 3,810
Men’s Head Coach.............. Dionne Phelps
Women’s Head Coach.....Latricia Trammell
2013-14 Men’s Record......... 16-12 (12-8)
SAC Finish........................................... 5th
2013-14 Women’s Record...... 27-4 (18-2)
SAC Finish........................................... 1st
Website.................... www.ocusports.com
Sports Information............... Rich Tortorelli
SID Phone Number...........(405) 208-5304
Home: Feb. 14, 2015
Away: Jan. 29, 2015
Wayland Baptist
Home: Jan. 8, 2015
Away: Feb. 21, 2015
Saint Gregory’s
Mascot/Nickname............... Golden Eagles
School Colors..............Royal blue and gold
Location.................... Siloam Springs, Ark.
Enrollment....................................... 2,100
Men’s Head Coach..............Jason Beschta
Women’s Head Coach........Jeff Soderquist
2013-14 Men’s Record....... 21-11 (10-10)
SAC Finish........................................... 6th
2013-14 Women’s Record...... 28-8 (15-5)
SAC Finish........................................... 4th
Website..................www.jbuathletics.com
Sports Information........Nicholas Robinson
SID Phone Number...........(479) 524-7304
Texas Wesleyan
Southwestern Christian
Oklahoma City
John Brown
Home: Dec. 1, 2014
Away: Feb. 5, 2015
Home: Jan. 31, 2015
Away: Jan. 17, 2015
Mascot/Nickname............. Pioneers/Queens
School Colors......................... Blue and gold
Location............................ Plainview, Texas
Enrollment......................................... 1,260
Men’s Head Coach................... Matt Garnett
Women’s Head Coach...... Alesha Robertson
2013-14 Men’s Record........... 23-11 (12-8)
SAC Finish............................................. 3rd
2013-14 Women’s Record...... 20-12 (16-4)
SAC Finish............................................. 3rd
Website.................. www.wbuathletics.com
Sports Information....................Kevin Lewis
SID Phone Number.............(806) 291-3805
SAC Competition
Preseason Top 25
SAC Preseason (Women)
Points
90
78
76
68
57
49
44
32
25
22
2013-14 Record
27-4 (18-2)
29-6 (17-3)
28-8 (15-5)
20-12 (16-4)
17-13 (11-9)
15-16 (9-11)
14-18 (8-12)
11-19 (8-12)
5-19 (4-16)
4-25 (2-18)
Points
91
77
75
73
69
69
49
46
30
22
2013-14 Record
24-10 (12-8)
23-11 (12-8)
19-16 (9-11)
16-12 (12-8)
17-11 (12-8)
26-6 (17-3)
15-16 (8-12)
21-11 (10-10)
15-15 (10-10)
6-22 (2-18)
sac &
polls
usao.edu/sports
men’s
history
@USAOlive
drover
men
USAO Drovers
Men 2013-14 Record
1
Vanguard (Calif.) (9)
32-6
2
Pikeville (Ky.)
31-3
3
Cal State San Marcos
32-2
4
Benedictine (Kan.)
23-9
5
Talladega (Ala.)
29-6
6
St. Gregory’s (Okla.)
24-10
7
Columbia (Mo.)
32-3
8
Georgetown (Ky.)
24-11
9
William Carey (Miss.)
28-3
10 Hope International (Calif.)
23-11
11 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.)
26-11
12 Oklahoma Baptist
19-16
13 Xavier (La.)
23-9
14 LSU Shreveport (La.)
21-9
T15 Dalton State (Ga.)
26-4
T15 Westminster (Utah)
19-13
17 Arizona Christian
23-8
18 Lindenwood-Belleville (Ill.)
22-9
19 Campbellsville (Ky.)
14-15
20 Evangel (Mo.)
23-11
21 Wayland Baptist (Texas)
23-11
22 Rocky Mountain (Mont.)
23-8
23 Philander Smith (Ark.)
20-12
24 Culver-Stockton (Mo.)
24-8
T25 Our Lady of the Lake (Texas)
21-11
T25 Cumberlands (Ky.)
20-12
Others Receiving Votes: Concordia (Calif.)
45; Martin Methodist (Tenn.) 30; Montana
State-Northern 21; Oklahoma City 13; Wiley
(Texas) 11; SAGU (Texas) 4; St. Thomas
(Texas) 3; Park (Mo.) 3.
drover
coaches
School
Saint Gregory’s (5)
Wayland Baptist (2)
Oklahoma Baptist (1)
Oklahoma City (1)
SAGU (1)
Texas Wesleyan
John Brown
Science and Arts
women’s
history
Rank
1
2
3
4
T-5
T-5
7
8
9
10
drover
women
SAC Preseason (Men)
drover
coaches
School
Oklahoma City (9)
Oklahoma Baptist
John Brown (1)
Wayland Baptist
Texas Wesleyan
SAGU
Science and Arts
Saint Gregory’s
usao
overview
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Women
2013-14 Record
1
Oklahoma City (8)
27-4
2
Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) (2)
36-2
3
Vanguard (Calif.)
27-2
4
Westminster (Utah)
26-3
5
Campbellsville (Ky.)
32-4
6
Wiley (Texas)
30-5
7
John Brown (Ark.)
28-8
8
Oklahoma Baptist
29-6
9
Bethel (Tenn.)
23-11
10 Baker (Kan.)
27-7
T11 Loyola (La.)
23-12
T11 Our Lady of the Lake (Texas)
27-5
13 Westmont (Calif.)
20-10
14 The Master’s (Calif.)
24-9
15 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho)
27-6
16 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.)
28-4
17 Georgetown (Ky.)
21-9
18 Xavier (La.)
24-10
19 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)
19-12
20 Columbia (Mo.)
26-8
21 Montana State-Northern
22-10
22 Mobile (Ala.)
23-9
23 Hope International (Calif.)
23-10
24 Langston (Okla.)
20-13
25 Central Methodist (Mo.)
22-9
Others Receiving Votes: Lyon (Ark.) 45;
Cumberlands (Ky.) 35; Wayland Baptist
(Texas) 34; Cumberland (Tenn.) 29; Shawnee
State (Ohio) 28; Martin Methodist (Tenn.) 11;
William Woods (Mo.) 11; Concordia (Calif.) 10;
Southern-New Orleans (La.) 9; Mid-America
Christian (Okla.) 4; Carroll (Mont.) 4.
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