2015-16 Men`s Basketball - Ohio Wesleyan University

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2015-16 Men's Basketball
Founded in 1842, Ohio Wesleyan
is a national university with a major
international presence. Accredited by
the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, OWU is a member of
the Great Lakes Colleges Association, a
consortium of 13 leading independent
institutions in Indiana, Michigan, and
Ohio.
Ohio Wesleyan has been named
to the President’s Higher Education
Community Service Honor Roll — the
highest federal recognition a school can
achieve for service learning and civic
engagement — for 6 consecutive years.
Ohio Wesleyan confers the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, and
Bachelor of Music degrees. The University also offers combined-degree (3-2)
programs in engineering, interdisciplinary and applied science, medical
technology, optometry, and physical
therapy. Degree programs are offered
through 24 academic departments and
several interdisciplinary programs. Distinctive features of the academic program include the Arneson Institute for
Practical Politics and Public Affairs; the
Woltemade Center for Economics, Business and Entrepreneurship; the Sagan
National Colloquium, a 4-year Honors
Program; and extensive opportunities
for independent research, internships,
and off-campus study.
Ohio Wesleyan’s Travel-Learning
options include international travellearning courses led by faculty to
Ohio Wesleyan in Brief
LOCATION >> Delaware, Ohio 43015
FOUNDED >> 1842
ENROLLMENT >> 1675
NICKNAME >> Battling Bishops
COLORS >> Red and Black
PRESIDENT >> Dr. Rock Jones
HOME COURT >> Branch Rickey Arena
CAPACITY >> 1450
AFFILIATION >> NCAA Division III
CONFERENCE >> North Coast Athletic
WEBSITE >> www.owu.edu
extend classroom experiences in particular courses. Competitive Theoryto-Practice Grants, funded by the University, allow students to participate in
independent research, internships, and
cultural immersion throughout the
world. The University’s unique Course
Connections provide opportunities
for students to study topics of interest over a protracted period of time as
they selected a variety of interdisciplinary courses from several academic
divisions.
DIRECTORY
Ohio Wesleyan employs 146 fulltime faculty. Nearly 100 percent of
the tenure-track faculty hold a Ph.D.
or equivalent or are completing work
toward the degree. The student-faculty
ratio is 11:1.
Ohio Wesleyan currently enrolls
about 1750 students, almost equally
men and women, from nearly every
state and more than 40 countries. The
multicultural enrollment total of approximately 16 percent includes U.S.
multicultural students and international students.
Diversity, creativity, leadership,
and service are emphasized throughout the co-curriculum. Students are
active in nearly 100 clubs and organizations, as well as departmental
student boards, academic honoraries,
music and theatre productions, fraternities and sororities, and an extensive
intramural sports program. More than
85 percent of the students are involved
in community service projects. Ohio
Wesleyan fields 23 varsity athletic
teams that compete in the North Coast
Athletic Conference.
Ohio Wesleyan comprises a 200acre campus and 2 wilderness preserves. Eleven of the University’s 61
buildings are entered in the National
Register of Historic Places. Nearly all
students live on campus in a variety of
residential facilities.
Battling Bishops
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT >> (740) 368-3725
Head Coach >> Mike DeWitt
Office Phone >> (740) 368-3744
E-mail >> [email protected]
Athletics Director >> Roger Ingles
Office Phone >> (740) 368-3738
Athletic Trainer >> Todd Miller
Office Manager >> Tracey Coleman
OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS >> (740) 368-3335
Sports Information Director >> Mark Beckenbach
Office Phone >> (740) 368-3340
Home Phone >> (614) 798-9989
Branch Rickey Arena Press Row >> (740) 368-3342
E-mail >> [email protected]
Home Page >> www.battlingbishops.com
2015-16 OWU Men’s Basketball
PRINCIPAL MEDIA OUTLETS
PRESS
Ben Stroup and Gary Henery, The Delaware Gazette
40 N. Sandusky St., Suite 202
Delaware, OH 43015
(740) 363-1161 x319/372
Mark Znidar, The Columbus Dispatch
34 S. 3rd St.
Columbus, OH 43216
(614) 461-5234
Lee Cochran, This Week Publications
7801 N. Central Drive
Lewis Center, OH 43035
(740) 888-6054
TELEVISION
Jerod Smalley, WCMH-TV (Ch.4/NBC)
3165 Olentangy River Rd.
Columbus, OH 43202
(614) 263-5555
Clay Hall, WSYX-TV (Ch.6/ABC)
1261 Dublin Rd.
Columbus, OH 43215
(614) 481-6650
Paul Spohn, WBNS-TV (Ch.10/CBS)
770 Twin Rivers Dr.
Columbus, OH 43215
(614) 460-3962
MEMO TO THE MEDIA
The 2015-16 Ohio Wesleyan men’s basketball media
guide has been prepared by Ohio Wesleyan’s Office of University Communications to assist you with your coverage
this year. The guide was published November 10, 2015, with
information available at that date. Additional and updated
information, statistics and photos are available at all times to
accredited news sources from the Sports Information Office.
Press row and floor passes may be obtained by writing or
calling the Sports Information Office. Please apply as far in
advance as possible, and at least a week prior to the game.
There are 2 phone lines available for radio broadcasts
from Branch Rickey Arena. Please make arrangements
through the Sports Information Office at least a week before
the game.
CREDITS
The 2015-16 Ohio Wesleyan men’s basketball media guide
was published by Doug Thompson, with photographs by Sara
Blake and Bruce Heflin and courtesy, Ohio Wesleyan Sports
Photography Archives. Special thanks to Emily Gattozzi and
the Ohio Wesleyan Historical Collection. The Bishop men’s
basketball media guide has received 3 citations as one of the
nation’s best in Division C by members of the College Sports
Information Directors of America.
On the cover: Claude Gray (photo by Sara Blake)
CONTENTS
Principal Media Outlets // 1
Memo to the Media // 1
Why Battling Bishops? // 1
2015-16 Outlook // 2
Head Coach Mike DeWitt // 3-4
Coaching Staff // 4
Player Profiles // 5-13
2015-16 Alphabetical Roster // 14
2015-16 Numerical Roster // 15
2015-16 Opponents in Brief // 15
2014-15 Statistics and Results // 16
2014-15 NCAC Standings and Statistics // 17-18
Previous NCAC Leaders // 19-25
NCAC Records // 26
About the NCAC // 27
2014-15 in Review // 28-30
Last Time It Happened // 31
Bishop Basketball Year-by-Year // 32-33
NCAA Tournament History // 33
All-Time Series Records // 34-35
All-Time Results // 36-53
1988 National Championship Revisited // 54
Bishop Top Tens // 55-57
Bishop Records // 58-62
Bishop Leaders 1928-2015 // 63-64
Bishop All-Americans // 65-68
Bishop All-Stars // 69-72
Bishop Lettermen // 73-74
Home of the Bishops // inside back cover
Athletic Facilities // inside back cover
2015-16 Schedule // outside back cover
WHY BATTLING BISHOPS?
The nickname “The Battling Bishops” dates to 1925;
before then Ohio Wesleyan University’s teams were simply known as “The Red and Black,” or sometimes as “The
Methodists.” Ohio Wesleyan is affiliated with the United
Methodist Church, and long has produced many of its
bishops.
By April, 1925, according to that issue of the Alumni
Magazine, the present name had finally been derived.
“Ohio sports writers have been at a loss,” the magazine
reported. “There are countless colleges throughout the
country claiming red and black as their colors, and 14 Methodist colleges in Ohio alone.” Pi Delta Epsilon journalism
fraternity therefore sponsored a contest, and the winning
nickname, “The Battling Bishops,” was “placed before the
sports writers of the state as the teams’ official title.” Senior Harold Thomas of Lima submitted the winning entry.
The new nickname must have provided inspiration.
The 1925 football team, under George Gauthier, “The Little
Giant,” went 7-1-1. Its only loss came to Ohio State by a 10-3
score, and it tied Syracuse, 3-3, en route to winning Ohio
Conference and Big Six championships.
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Junior Jon Griggs was a reliable
backup at point guard last year, freshman Malik Leisinger was an honorable
mention all-district selection in high
school, and freshman Myles Law was
an all-conference pick in high school.
Junior post Ben Simpson won
second-team All-NCAC honors after
ranking 11th in the NCAC in scoring with an average of 14.3 points per
game and fifth in rebounding with an
average of 7.3 per game. Simpson also
led the league in steals and ranked
seventh in field goal percentage and
blocked shots.
Senior post Matt Jeske, who ranked
among the top 10 in the conference
in steals and was 12th in 3-point field
goals, is the final returning starter
from last year’s team.
Senior Joey Kinsley was a valuable reserve last season. Senior Erick
Bryant, junior Eugene Coleman, and
sophomore Adam O’Brien will battle
for playing time. Sophomore Lucas
Gould will miss the season with an
injury.
DeWitt’s philosophy that a tough
non-conference schedule prepares his
squad for the rigors of the NCAC has
resulted in another rugged NovemberDecember slate for the Bishops.
Ohio Wesleyan opens the season
with the NCAC/OAC Challenge, facing
traditional rivals Otterbein and Capital.
The Bishops then host the Great
Lakes Challenge, highlighted by a
matchup with 2015 NCAA Division III
playoff team Calvin.
Trine, who handed Ohio Wesleyan
its first loss of the 2014-15 season,
awaits next, followed by another 2015
playoff team in Illinois Wesleyan.
NCAC foe Wooster, another NCAA
Division III tournament team from
2014-15, opens the Bishops’ December
slate, with conference games against
Denison and Hiram leading into a trip
to Transylvania (Ky.).
The Bishops open 2016 by visiting
perennial NCAC contender Wittenberg,
with that contest getting the NCAC
schedule into full swing.
Nate Axelrod
2015-16 BISHOP OUTLOOK
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The Ohio Wesleyan men’s basketball team and head coach Mike DeWitt
enter the 2015-16 season with a label
that the Battling Bishops haven’t worn
since 1988: defending North Coast
Athletic Conference champion.
“We return a lot of experience
from a team that had a successful
year,” DeWitt said. “Ending last season
with two losses has left our guys hungry to improve, and that will occur if
we continue to play together, develop
some depth, and improve at the defensive end of the floor.”
Four starters are back from
last year’s team for DeWitt and the
Bishops, who will seek to defend the
NCAC title and advance to the NCAA
Division III tournament for the fifth
consecutive season.
Senior wing Claude Gray, a firstteam All-America selection as well
as the Great Lakes Region and NCAC
Player of the Year, leads the returnees.
Gray led the league in scoring with an
average of 19.4 points per game and
ranked among the NCAC’s top 10 in
3-point field goals, steals, free throw
percentage, and 3-point field goal percentage.
At the other wing spot, sophomore
Seth Clark, who averaged 10.6 points
per game for Ohio Wesleyan in 2013-14
but did not play last season, will look
to reclaim a starting role. During his
freshman season, Clark ranked third
in the NCAC in assists with an average
of 3.2 per game and was third in steals,
seventh in free throw percentage, and
10th in 3-point field goals.
Senior Zak Davis and sophomore
Will Orr provided scoring punch off
the bench last season, and sophomore
Law Jones could be the Bishops’ most
improved player and looks to crack
the rotation. Freshman Chris Allocco
could contribute right away, freshman Kadin Chrastina was an All-Ohio
selection in high school, and sophomores Danny Byrne and Nick Riley
also return.
Sophomore guard Nate Axelrod,
named the Division III Rookie of the
Year by D3hoops.com, joined Gray
as a first-team All-NCAC selection.
Axelrod led the conference in assists
with an average of 5.9 per contest
and ranked fifth in the conference in
scoring at 16.2 points per game. One
of the league’s most accurate shooters,
he ranked third in 3-point field goal
percentage and fourth in free throw
percentage a year ago.
DEWITT’S CAREER COACHING RECORD
Battling
Bishops
Year
School
1994-95
Hiram
1995-96
Hiram
Hiram Totals (2 years)
1996-97
Centre
1997-98
Centre
1998-99
Centre
Centre Totals (3 years)
1999-2000
Ohio Wesleyan
2000-01
Ohio Wesleyan
2001-02
Ohio Wesleyan
2002-03
Ohio Wesleyan
2003-04
Ohio Wesleyan
2004-05
Ohio Wesleyan
2005-06
Ohio Wesleyan
2006-07
Ohio Wesleyan
2007-08
Ohio Wesleyan
2008-09
Ohio Wesleyan
2009-10
Ohio Wesleyan
2010-11
Ohio Wesleyan
2011-12
Ohio Wesleyan
2012-13
Ohio Wesleyan
2013-14
Ohio Wesleyan
2014-15
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan Totals (16 years)
CAREER TOTALS (21 YEARS)
RecordPct
6-19.240
9-16 .360
15-35 .300
8-17.320
15-10.600
12-13.480
35-40 .467
5-20 .200
11-15 .423
12-15 .444
12-14 .462
19- 8 .704
12-14 .462
18- 9 .667
18-10 .643
22- 8 .733
17- 8 .680
13-14 .481
16-11 .593
20- 8 .714
23- 6 .793
20- 8 .714
22- 6 .786
260-174 .599
310-249 .555
Coach Mike DeWitt
Mike DeWitt returns for his 17th
season as men’s basketball coach at
Ohio Wesleyan University having
achieved the goal of returning the
Battling Bishops to the North Coast
Athletic Conference championship.
Last season, Ohio Wesleyan went
22-6, won the NCAC championship for
the first time since the 1987-88 season,
and advanced to the NCAA Division
III tournament. It marked the fourth
consecutive season in which the
Bishops posted 20 wins and made an
NCAA tournament appearance, both
Ohio Wesleyan men’s basketball firsts.
DeWitt was voted National Association of Basketball Coaches Great Lakes
District Coach of the Year for the third
time and was named NCAC Coach of
the Year for the third time.
The 2013-14 Bishops tied for
second place in the NCAC, going 20-8
overall and 13-5 in the conference, and
received an at-large berth in the NCAA
Division III tournament.
In 2012-13, Ohio Wesleyan went
23-6, won the NCAC tournament, and
advanced to the second round of the
NCAA Division III tournament. DeWitt
was named NABC Great Lakes District
Coach of the Year for the second time.
The 2011-12 Bishops tied for third
place in the NCAC, finishing with an
11-5 conference record and a 20-8
overall mark, and received an at-large
berth in the NCAA Division III tournament.
In 2011, Ohio Wesleyan tied for
third place in the NCAC, finishing
with an 11-5 conference record and a
16-11 overall mark. DeWitt was named
NCAC Coach of the Year by his colleagues.
The 2008-09 Bishops finished in
second place in the NCAC, compiling
an overall record of 17-8.
In 2008, Ohio Wesleyan tied for
second place in the NCAC, then went
on to win the NCAC tournament
championship for the first time since
1988. The Bishops defeated Heidelberg
and fourth-ranked Centre in the NCAA
Division III playoffs to advance to the
sectional semifinals, or “Sweet 16,” before finishing with a 22-8 record. Ohio
Wesleyan swept Wittenberg during the
regular season, the Bishops’ first season sweep of the Tigers since 1949-50.
DeWitt was named NABC Great Lakes
District Coach of the Year in recognition of the Bishops’ accomplishments.
In 2006-07, the Battling Bishops
went 18-10 and finished third in the
NCAC, then defeated Wittenberg to
advance to the NCAC tournament
championship game.
The 2005-06 Bishops went 18-9
and finished third in the NCAC. Ohio
Wesleyan finished off the regular season with a win over then-top-ranked
Wooster, helping DeWitt receive his
first NCAC Coach of the Year citation.
In 2003-04, DeWitt guided the
Bishops to a 19-8 record and a thirdplace finish in the NCAC standings.
The 19 wins represented the fourthhighest season total in school history.
Ohio Wesleyan finished with a 12-15
record and a fourth-place finish in the
NCAC in 2001-02. That came on the
heels of a third-place tie in the NCAC
in 2000-01 season, Ohio Wesleyan’s
highest league finish since 1992 and
the most league wins (10) for the Bish-
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CONTINUED
ops since 1994.
A 1987 Ohio Wesleyan graduate,
DeWitt is only the fourth Ohio Wesleyan men’s basketball coach in the
last 70 years, following Bob Strimer
(1946-58), Frank Shannon (1958-79)
and Gene Mehaffey (1979-99). He is the
first Ohio Wesleyan alumnus to hold
the position since Branch Rickey’s last
season as the Bishop basketball coach
in 1908-09.
DeWitt came to Ohio Wesleyan
from Centre (Ky.) College. During his
3 seasons at Centre, DeWitt’s teams
compiled a record of 35-40. The
Colonels went 12-13 during the 199899 season with a starting lineup that
consisted of 3 sophomores and 2 freshmen. In 1997-98, Centre was 15-10, its
best record since 1993.
Prior to coaching at Centre,
DeWitt was the head men’s basketball
coach at Hiram College. The Terriers
went 6-19 in his first season after losing 4 starters from the previous year
and improved to 9-16 in 1995-96 while
competing in the rugged Ohio Athletic
Conference.
DeWitt also served as an assistant
men’s basketball coach at Kenyon College for 2 seasons, helping the Lords to
a 40-15 record and an NCAC tournament championship during that span,
and was an assistant coach at Ohio
Wesleyan for 3 seasons prior to that.
While in his first stint on the Bishop
coaching staff, he served as head
junior varsity coach, shared scouting
and recruiting duties and helped guide
the Bishops to a 45-36 mark.
During his playing career, DeWitt was a member of 3 conference
championship teams. He was a 2-time
All-NCAC selection at Ohio Wesleyan,
ranking second on the team in scoring
as a junior with 16.9 points per game
and third on the team as a senior with
an average of 13.9 points per game. He
helped the Bishops win NCAC championships in 1985-86 and 1986-87 and an
NCAC tournament title in 1985-86. He
began his playing career at Wittenberg
University and was a member of the
Tigers’ 1982-83 team that reached the
NCAA Division III title game.
DeWitt earned his master’s degree in physical education from The
Ohio State University in 1990. He is a
native of Galion, Ohio, where he was
an all-league selection in both basketball and tennis at Galion High School.
NATE CONLEY
Assistant Coach
Alma Mater: Defiance ’10
At Ohio Wesleyan: 3rd season
>> Came to Ohio Wesleyan from
Defiance College, where he served as
a graduate assistant men’s basketball coach for 3 seasons... helped the
Yellow Jackets to a pair of Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference
tournament appearances, assisted in
recruiting and scouting, and served
as co-head coach of the Defiance
junior varsity squad.
>> Earned his master’s degree in education with a coaching concentration
from Defiance in 2012.
>> Played for 4 years at Defiance...
helped the Yellow Jackets win the
HCAC tournament and advance to
the NCAA Division III tournament his
senior year.
>> Conley is a native of Fort Wayne,
Ind.
BOB THOMAS
COACHING STAFF
4
Coach
Mike DeWitt
Assistant Coach
Alma Mater: Findlay ’78
At Ohio Wesleyan: 4th season
>> Has 15 years’ coaching experience
at the high school level at Morral
Ridgedale High School in Marion.
>> Served as athletics director at
nearby Buckeye Valley High School...
also coached for 4 seasons in the BV
school system.
>> Began his coaching career as a
student assistant at Findlay.
>> Thomas is a native of Findlay,
Ohio.
#3
Sophomore
guard
5-7, 155
Dublin, Ohio
Coffman High School
Finance economics major
1 letter
2014-15: Named National Rookie of the
Year by D3hoops.com...was first-team AllNorth Coast Athletic Conference selection
and was tabbed NCAC Newcomer of the
Year.
>> Led NCAC in assists (5.9/game) and
ranked third in 3-point field goal percentage (.463), fourth in free throw percentage
(.834), fifth in scoring, 10th in 3-point field
goals (1.8/game), and 11th in field goal
percentage and steals (1.4/game).
>> Led team in scoring 8 times.
>> Reached double figures in scoring 24
times and in assists 4 times.
>> Scored 16 points and had 4 assists in
collegiate debut at Kenyon Nov. 18.
>> Had 7 points during first-half 12-0 run
vs. Alma Nov. 21...finished with 14 points.
>> Recorded double-double with 12 points
and 11 assists at Calvin Nov. 22...the 11
assists tied school record for assists by a
freshman.
>> Scored 12 points and led Bishops with
6 rebounds at Capital Nov. 25.
>> Tallied 18 points and added team-high
5 assists vs. Defiance Nov. 29.
>> Contributed 13 points and team-best 5
assists at 10th-ranked Wooster Dec. 3.
>> Scored 14 of his 17 points during the
second half of NCAC win vs. Hiram Dec.
13.
>> Poured in 21 points vs. Otterbein Dec.
20.
Nate Axelrod
>> Led Bishops with 18 points and 6 assists at Hope Jan. 3.
>> Posted team bests of 21 points and 5
assists vs. Wittenberg Jan. 7.
>> Dished out 11 assists vs. Allegheny Jan.
10.
>> Led Bishops with 26 points and 5 assists at Wabash Jan. 14.
>> Scored 15 points vs. DePauw Jan. 17.
>> Had 16 points and team-high 6 assists
at Oberlin Jan. 21.
>> Scored 15 points during second half
at Denison Jan. 24...led Bishops with 22
points and 7 assists.
>> Went 8-for-8 from the line during final
2 minutes to help close out win vs. 10thranked Wooster Jan. 28...finished with
19 points and team-high 10 assists...tied
school record by going 13-for-13 from the
line.
>> Sank 3-pointer to put Bishops ahead
and came up with steal during the closing
seconds in NCAC win at Wittenberg Feb.
4...finished with team-high 14 points.
>> Led Bishops with 25 points and seasonhigh 12 assists vs. Kenyon Feb. 7...the 12
assists set a school record for assists by a
freshman.
>> Recorded team bests of 24 points and 6
assists vs. Wabash Feb. 11.
>> Scored 22 of his season-high 32 points
during the first half of NCAC win vs. Oberlin Feb. 18...was 12-for-16 from the field,
including 6-for-8 from 3-point range...the
win clinched the NCAC championship for
the Bishops, Ohio Wesleyan’s first outright
conference title since the 1986-87 season.
>> Had 16 points and led Bishops with 8
assists at DePauw Feb. 21.
>> Named NCAC Player of the Week after
his efforts in the Oberlin and DePauw
games.
>> Led Bishops with 8 assists in NCAC
tournament quarterfinal win vs. Oberlin
Feb. 24.
>> Scored 11 points in NCAC tournament
semifinal vs. DePauw Feb. 27.
>> Had 14 points in NCAA Division III
first-round game vs. St. Olaf March 6.
High School: Won 3 letters in basketball.
>> Was 2-time honorable mention alldistrict selection.
>> Received all-conference honors twice.
>> Set school season and career records
for free throw percentage...also set school
standard for consecutive free throws.
>> Helped team win district championship.
RETURNING LETTERMEN
NATE
AXELROD
Single-Game Highs:
Points
32 vs. Oberlin, 2/18/2015
Rebounds 5 at Wittenberg, 2/4/2015
Assists
12 vs. Kenyon, 2/7/2015
Year
G FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Ast Pts Avg
2014-15 28 141- 279 .505 121- 145 .834 63 166 453 16.2
5
>> Led Bishops with 6 assists vs. Trinity
#4
Sophomore
scored 18 points vs. Capital Nov. 26.
>> Shared team lead with 8 rebounds vs.
Wooster Dec. 4...finished with 17 points.
>> Scored game’s last 3 points in overtime
win at Hiram Dec. 14... finished with team
bests of 18 points and 9 rebounds.
>> Hit 3-pointer as Bishops erased late
deficit vs. Marietta in first round of Purple
& Gold Invitational Dec. 29...finished with
11 points.
>> Went 8-for-10 from the field and 9-for10 from the line on way to season-high
26 points at Defiance in championship
game of Purple & Gold Invitational Dec.
30...named tournament’s Most Valuable
Player.
>> Led Bishops with 14 points at Wittenberg Jan. 8.
>> Scored 6 straight points to cap late 9-0
run at DePauw Jan. 18...led Bishops with
18 points and shared team lead with 6
boards.
guard
6-4, 210
Lewis Center, Ohio
Olentangy High School
Health and human kinetics major
1 letter
2014-15: Did not play.
2013-14: Won starting guard spot...went
on to rank third in North Coast Athletic
Conference in assists (3.2/game) and
steals (1.6/game), seventh in free throw
percentage, 10th in 3-point field goals
(1.7/game), and 22nd in scoring.
>> Led team in scoring 4 times, in rebounding 4 times, and in assists 12 times.
Nov. 23.
>> Dished out season-high 8 assists and
Seth Clark
6
>> Had 12 points at Wooster Jan. 29.
>> Scored 15 points at Wabash Feb. 12.
>> Shared team lead with 6 assists vs. Al-
RETURNING LETTERMEN
SETH
CLARK
legheny Feb. 15...also scored 10 points.
>> Tallied 6 points during 14-2 run that
gave Bishops the lead in NCAC tournament quarterfinal vs. Kenyon Feb. 25...
finished with 18 points and 4 assists.
>> Led Bishops with 5 assists in NCAA
Division III first-round matchup vs. St.
Norbert March 7.
>> Received first-team all-district honors.
>> Was 2-time all-conference pick, taking
first-team and second-team laurels.
>> Named team’s Most Valuable Player.
Single-Game Highs:
Points
26 at Defiance, 12/30/2013
Rebounds 9 at Hiram, 12/14/2013
Assists
8 vs. Capital, 11/26/2013
Year
2013-14 28 93- 225 .413 68- 85 .800 99 86 298 10.6
CLAUDE
GRAY
#11
Senior
#44
Senior
wing
6-1, 180
wing
6-4, 205
Newark, N.J.
Seton Hall Prep School
Avon, Ohio
Avon High School
Politics and government major
Sports and exercise management
major
3 letters
2014-15: Won first letter as wing player...
saw action in 19 games.
>> Scored career-high 16 points in season
opener at Kenyon Nov. 18.
>> Tallied 5 points during 13-0 run that
erased double-digit deficit vs. Defiance
Nov. 29.
>> Hit 3-pointer as Bishops closed out
first half with 13-4 run at Oberlin Jan. 21.
2012-13: Played in 9 games as guard.
>> Scored first collegiate points vs. PittGreensburg Dec. 28...finished with 5
points.
High School: Earned 4 letters in basketball.
>> Received all-conference citation.
>> Served as team captain.
>> Helped team win 3 conference titles
and pair of county tournament crowns.
Single-Game Highs:
Points
16 at Kenyon, 11/18/2014
Rebounds 6 vs. Oberlin, 2/18/2015
Assists
2 vs. Oberlin, 2/18/2015
Year
2012-13 9 36 .500 0- 0 — 4 4 8 0.9
2014-15 19 20- 57 .351 20- 33 .606 25 8 66 3.5
Career 28 23- 63 .365 20- 33 .606 29 12 74 2.6
2014-15: Won first-team All-America
honors and was tabbed Great Lakes
Region Player of the Year by National Association of Basketball Coaches...named
North Coast Athletic Conference Player
of the Year and was first-team All-NCAC
selection.
>> Led in NCAC in scoring and ranked
13th in rebounding...also ranked second
in league in 3-point field goals (2.8/game),
tied for eighth in steals (1.4/game), and
ranked ninth in 3-point field goal percentage (.387) and free throw percentage.
>> Led team in scoring 11 times and in
rebounding 10 times.
times and in rebounding twice.
>> Hit trio of 3-pointers during secondhalf 12-0 run vs. Alma Nov. 21...led Bishops with 31 points and shared team lead
with 7 boards.
>> Tallied 20 points at Calvin Nov. 22.
6 rebounds at Capital Nov. 25.
>> Had 10 points during 15-2 run to
open second half vs. Defiance Nov. 29...
finished with team bests of 20 points and
6 rebounds.
>> Scored 10 points during 23-3 secondhalf run that opened up 23-point lead
at 10th-ranked Wooster Dec. 3...finished
with career-high 33 points and grabbed
team-best 6 rebounds.
>> Blocked potential game-tying shot
in final seconds vs. Denison Dec. 6...led
Bishops with 19 points.
>> Named NCAC Player of the Week for
his efforts in the Wooster and Denison
games.
>> Led Bishops with 29 points at Trine
Dec. 9.
>> Scored 18 points during the first half
as Bishops built 22-point halftime lead vs.
Otterbein Dec. 20...finished with teamhigh 28 points.
>> Posted double-double with 20 points
and 12 boards vs. Wittenberg Jan. 7...the
12 rebounds established a career best.
>> Hit 3-pointer during game-opening
12-0 run vs. DePauw Jan. 17...led Bishops
23 points and 12 rebounds, the latter tying his career best.
>> Scored 10 points during second half at
Denison Jan. 24.
>> Had first-half 18 points and scored
5 points during 12-0 second-half run in
win vs. 10th-ranked Wooster Jan. 28...led
Bishops with 29 points.
>> Contributed 17 points at Hiram Jan. 31.
the Wooster and Hiram contests.
>> Had 23 points and team-best 7 rebounds vs. Kenyon Feb. 7.
>> Sank a pair of free throws with :10 left
to put Bishops ahead to stay vs. Wabash
Feb. 11...finished with 22 points and
team-best 8 rebounds.
>> Scored 6 points during 11-0 secondhalf run that helped Bishops break open
win at Allegheny Feb. 14...finished with 25
points and career-high 6 assists...the win
clinched a share of the NCAC championship for the Bishops, Ohio Wesleyan’s first
conference title since the 1987-88 season.
>> Went 10-for-15 from the field on the
way to 25 points vs. Oberlin Feb. 18.
>> Led Bishops with 26 points at DePauw
Feb. 21.
>> Scored 19 first-half points in NCAC
tournament quarterfinal win vs. Oberlin Feb. 24...finished with team-high 23
points, raising his career total to 1016
and making him the 29th Ohio Wesleyan
men’s basketball player to surpass the
1000-point mark.
>> Had 19 points in NCAA Division III
first-round game vs. St. Olaf March 6.
RETURNING LETTERMEN
ZAK
DAVIS
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Zak Davis
7
>> Led Bishops with 18 points at Wabash
continued
2013-14: Earned honorable mention AllNCAC citation in first season as starting
post player.
>> Ranked 11th in NCAC in scoring and
19th in rebounding...also was second in
3-point field goal percentage (.445), fifth
in 3-point field goals (1.9/game), and seventh in field goal percentage.
rebounding 3 times.
>> Scored in double figures 18 times and
reached double digits in rebounding once.
>> Posted double-double with 18 points
and 10 rebounds in season opener vs.
Kenyon Nov. 20.
>> Scored 13 points vs. LaVerne in first
round of Hoopsville National Invitational
Classic Nov. 22.
>> Tallied 17 points vs. Trinity in second
round of Hoopsville National Invitational
Classic Nov. 23.
>> Scored 13 points and grabbed 8 rebounds vs. Hanover Nov. 30.
>> Shared team lead with 9 rebounds at
Denison Dec. 7...also scored 11 points.
>> Scored final 4 points of game as Bishops erased late deficit vs. Marietta in first
round of Purple & Gold Invitational Dec.
>> Contributed 14 points at Allegheny
Jan. 11.
>> Scored 10 points at DePauw Jan. 18.
>> Scored 15 of his game-high 22 points
during first half of NCAC win vs. Denison
Jan. 25...was 8-for-12 from the field.
>> Went 4-for-5 from the field on way to
11 points at fifth-ranked Wooster Jan. 29.
>> Led Bishops with 9 rebounds vs. Hiram
Feb. 1...also scored 12 points.
>> Matched career best with 3 assists at
Kenyon Feb. 8.
Feb. 15.
>> Scored 14 points and matched career
high with 3 assists vs. Allegheny Feb. 15.
>> Had 7 points during game-opening
12-0 run at Oberlin Feb. 19...finished with
career bests of 26 points and 3 assists.
>> Scored 6 points during 14-2 run that
gave Bishops the lead in NCAC tournament quarterfinal win vs. Kenyon Feb.
>> Shared team lead with 23 points in
NCAA Division III first-round matchup vs.
St. Norbert March 7.
2012-13: Won first letter as reserve post
player.
>> Went 8-for-9 from the field on way to
team-best 18 points at Rochester Nov. 25.
>> Led Bishops with 14 points vs. DePauw
Dec. 8.
>> Scored 10 points at Bluffton Dec. 29.
>> Celebrated first collegiate start with 10
points vs. Denison Jan. 9.
>> Buried back-to-back 3-pointers that
put Bishops ahead to stay vs. Allegheny
Jan. 12...finished with 16 points.
>> Connected on 8 of 11 shots in NCAC
tournament quarterfinal win vs. Denison
Feb. 19...finished with season-high 20
points and grabbed season-high 7 boards.
>> Named Lorain County’s Mr. Basketball.
>> Was first-team all-county selection.
Single-Game Highs:
Points
33 at Wooster, 12/3/2014
Rebounds 12 (twice), most recently
vs. DePauw, 1/17/2015
Assists
6 at Allegheny, 2/14/2015
Year
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Career
G
27
26
28
81
FG62124187373-
FGA
156
248
400
804
Pct
.397
.500
.468
.464
FT134691150-
FTA
20
59
117
196
Pct
.650
.780
.778
.765
Reb
57
121
160
338
Ast
9
36
45
90
Pts
155
343
544
1042
Avg
5.7
13.2
19.4
12.9
JON
GRIGGS
RETURNING LETTERMEN
Gray
#2
Junior
guard
5-11, 175
Cincinnati, Ohio
Indian Hill High School
Exercise science major
2 letters
2014-15: Earned second letter as point
guard...played in 24 games.
>> Matched career best with 3 assists at
Calvin Nov. 22.
>> Buried 3-pointer at 10th-ranked
Wooster Dec. 3.
>> Scored season-high 4 points at Trine
Dec. 9.
>> Equaled season best with 4 points vs.
Wittenberg Jan. 7.
2013-14: Won first letter as reserve point
guard.
>> Scored first collegiate point on free
throw at Anderson Dec. 11.
>> Shared team lead with season-high 3
assists at Wittenberg Jan. 8.
>> Equaled season best with 3 assists at
Kenyon Feb. 8.
>> Scored season-high 5 points and
matched season bests with 3 assists and
2 rebounds at Oberlin Feb. 19.
High School: Earned 3 letters in basketball and 3 in football.
>> Was first-team all-district selection in
basketball.
>> Won all-league honors in both sports...
was 2-time selection in basketball and
first-team choice in football.
>> Led league in assists.
>> Ranked third on school’s career assists
list.
Single-Game Highs:
Points
5 at Oberlin, 2/19/2014
Rebounds 2 (thrice), most recently
at Trine, 12/9/2014
Assists
3 (4 times), most recently
at Calvin, 11/22/2014
Year
G FG- FGA Pct FT2013-14 17 5- 11 .455 62014-15 24 7- 22 .318 8Career 41 12- 33 .364 14-
Claude Gray
8
FTA
12
14
26
Pct Reb Ast Pts Avg
.500 6 16 19 1.1
.571 12 17 23 1.0
.538 18 33 42 1.0
#33
Senior
post
6-5, 215
Glen Ellyn, Ill.
Glenbard South High School
Management economics major
2 letters
2014-15: Won starting post position...was
tied for eighth in North Coast Athletic
Conference in steals (1.4/game) and
ranked 12th in 3-point field goals (1.7/
game).
bounding 4 times.
times.
Alma Nov. 21...also scored 10 points.
>> Shared team lead with 6 boards vs.
Defiance Nov. 29.
>> Hit pair of 3-pointers during 8-2 run
that put Bishops ahead to stay vs. Denison Dec. 6...finished with 13 points.
>> Scored 11 points at Trine Dec. 9.
>> Led Bishops with 7 rebounds and
scored 10 points at Hope Jan. 3.
Wabash Jan. 14.
>> Hit 3-pointer during game-opening
12-0 run vs. DePauw Jan. 17.
>> Led Bishops with 5 rebounds at Oberlin
Jan. 21.
>> Scored 15 points at Denison Jan. 24.
>> Tallied 11 points at Hiram Jan. 31.
>> Went 5-for-7 from 3-point range on
way to career-high 18 points vs. Kenyon
Feb. 7.
>> Scored 14 points at Allegheny Feb. 14...
the win clinched a share of the NCAC
championship for the Bishops, Ohio
Wesleyan’s first conference title since the
1987-88 season.
>> Had 12 first-half points in NCAC tournament quarterfinal win vs. Oberlin Feb.
24...finished with 16 points.
>> Led Bishops with 16 points in NCAC
tournament semifinal vs. DePauw Feb. 27.
2013-14: Won first letter as reserve post
player...played in all 28 games, starting 2.
>> Led team in rebounding once.
times.
>> Contributed 7 points vs. Trinity in
second round of Hoopsville National Invitational Classic Nov. 23.
>> Scored 10 points vs. Capital Nov. 26.
>> Snagged career-high 8 rebounds at
Denison Dec. 7.
>> Celebrated first collegiate start with 8
points at Anderson Dec. 11.
>> Tallied career-high 14 points at Hiram
Dec. 14.
>> Scored 11 points and dished out
career-high 3 assists at Defiance in championship game of Purple & Gold Invitational Dec. 30.
>> Contributed 12 points at Allegheny
Jan. 11.
Wabash Jan. 15...also scored 11 points.
>> Chipped in 9 points and 5 rebounds at
DePauw Jan. 18.
2012-13: Saw action in 9 games as reserve post player.
>> Sank 3-pointer for first collegiate
points at Rochester Nov. 25.
>> Hit 3-pointer in NCAC win vs. Denison
Jan. 9.
High School: Lettered in basketball and
football.
RETURNING LETTERMEN
>> Led team in scoring once and in re-
MATT
JESKE
Single-Game Highs:
Points
18 vs. Kenyon, 2/7/2015
Rebounds 8 at Denison, 12/7/2013
Assists
4 at DePauw, 2/21/2015
Year
G FG2012-13 9 42013-14 28 542014-15 28 77Career 65 135-
FGA
12
141
211
364
Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb
.333 0- 0 — 6
.383 7- 10 .700 82
.365 28- 40 .700 117
.371 35- 50 .700 205
Ast
2
24
37
63
Pts
11
142
229
382
Avg
1.2
5.1
8.2
5.9
Matt Jeske
9
WILL
ORR
#23
Senior
#12
Sophomore
post
6-6, 205
wing
6-0, 185
Rocky River, Ohio
Rocky River High School
Johnstown, Ohio
Johnstown-Monroe High School
1 letter
major
1 letter
2014-15: Won first letter as post player...
saw action in all 28 games.
>> Scored 9 points in season opener at
Kenyon Nov. 18.
>> Grabbed 6 rebounds vs. Alma Nov. 21...
also scored 6 points.
Trine Dec. 9.
>> Went 4-for-6 from the field on way to 9
points vs. Allegheny Jan. 10.
>> Scored career-high 10 points in NCAC
win vs. Oberlin Feb. 18...the win clinched
the NCAC championship for the Bishops,
Ohio Wesleyan’s first outright conference
title since the 1986-87 season.
>> Had career-high 7 rebounds in NCAC
2013-14: Missed season with a shoulder
injury.
2012-13: Did not see action in a varsity
game.
High School: Earned 2 letters in basketball and 1 in tennis.
>> Received second-team all-conference
honors.
>> Named to Greater Cleveland all-star
team.
>> Helped basketball team advance to
state quarterfinals.
>> Was part of district championship and
district runner-up basketball teams.
2014-15: Won first letter as wing player...
saw action in all 28 games.
>> Hit 3-pointer that put Bishops ahead to
stay at Capital Nov. 25.
>> Sank pair of 3-pointers during secondhalf rally at Trine Dec. 9.
>> Was 3-for-4 from the field, including
2-for-3 from 3-point range, on way to 8
points vs. Hiram Dec. 13.
>> Grabbed season-high 4 rebounds vs.
DePauw Jan. 17.
>> Drilled 3-pointer during 10-0 run that
put Bishops ahead to stay at Hiram Jan.
31.
>> Poured in 8 points in NCAC tournament quarterfinal win vs. Oberlin Feb. 24.
>> Scored season-high 11 points in NCAC
>> Received second-team all-state laurels.
Single-Game Highs:
Points
11 vs. DePauw, 2/27/2015
Rebounds 4 vs. DePauw, 1/17/2015
Assists
3 vs. Hiram, 12/13/2014
Year
2014-15 28 31- 97 .320 8- 11 .727 41 11 94 3.4
Single-Game Highs:
Points
10 vs. Oberlin, 2/18/2015
Rebounds 7 vs. DePauw, 2/27/2015
Assists
2 (4 times), most recently
vs. DePauw, 2/27/2015
Year
2014-15 28 39- 90 .433 16- 26 .615 81 14 102 3.6
Joey Kinsley
10
RETURNING LETTERMEN
JOEY
KINSLEY
#21
Junior
post
6-4, 200
Lake Bluff, Ill.
Lake Forest High School
2 letters
2014-15: Won second-team All-North
Coast Athletic Conference honors in first
season as starting wing player.
>> Ranked 11th in NCAC in scoring and
fifth in rebounding...also led league in
steals (2.0/game) and ranked seventh in
field goal percentage and blocked shots
(1.0/game), 11th in free throw percentage,
and 12th in assists (2.1/game).
rebounding 16 times.
Ben Simpson
times and in rebounding 6 times.
>> Led Bishops with 17 points on 7-of-11
shooting at Kenyon Nov. 18.
8 rebounds at Calvin Nov. 22.
>> Shared team lead with 20 points at
Capital Nov. 25.
>> Had 12 points and shared team lead
with 6 rebounds vs. Defiance Nov. 29.
>> Contributed 11 points and 4 assists at
10th-ranked Wooster Dec. 3.
>> Scored 15 points vs. Denison Dec. 6.
>> Tallied 17 points and shared team lead
with 5 boards at Trine Dec. 9.
>> Led Bishops with 6 rebounds and
scored 16 points vs. Hiram Dec. 13.
>> Scored 20 points during the first half
as Bishops built 22-point halftime lead vs.
Otterbein Dec. 20...finished with careerhigh 25 points.
his efforts in the Otterbein game.
>> Led Bishops with 24 points and 7 rebounds vs. Allegheny Jan. 10.
>> Contributed 14 points and shared team
lead with 5 rebounds at Wabash Jan. 14.
>> Grabbed team-high 8 rebounds and
scored 13 points at Denison Jan. 24.
>> Scored 16 points and led Bishops
with 11 rebounds in win vs. 10th-ranked
Wooster Jan. 28...led Bishops with 29
points.
>> Led Bishops with 19 points and 8 rebounds at Hiram Jan. 31.
>> Went 10-for-11 from the field on the
way to 23 points vs. Kenyon Feb. 7.
>> Scored 14 points and grabbed teamhigh 12 rebounds at Allegheny Feb. 14...
the win clinched a share of the NCAC
championship for the Bishops, Ohio
Wesleyan’s first conference title since the
1987-88 season.
>> Grabbed career-high 14 rebounds and
added 16 points in NCAC win vs. Oberlin
Feb. 18.
>> Recorded double-double with 10 points
and 12 rebounds at DePauw Feb. 21.
>> Had 10 points and 13 rebounds in
NCAC tournament quarterfinal win vs.
Oberlin Feb. 24...was his fourth consecutive double-double.
>> Scored 14 points and had team-high 8
rebounds in NCAC tournament semifinal
vs. DePauw Feb. 27...was named to AllNCAC tournament team.
>> Was 10-for-13 from the field on the
way to 25 points in NCAA Division III
first-round game vs. St. Olaf March 6...
the 25 points matched his career best...
also snared 11 rebounds for fifth doubledouble in final 6 contests.
2013-14: Earned first letter as wing
player...played in 23 games.
>> Converted 3-point play to give Bishops
double-digit lead at Anderson Dec. 11.
>> Credited with 2 assists vs. Wabash Jan.
15.
>> Grabbed season-high 6 rebounds vs.
Oberlin Jan. 22...went 5-for-5 from the line
on way to 7 points.
>> Collected season-high 3 assists at
Oberlin Feb. 19.
>> Scored season-high 8 points in NCAC
tournament quarterfinal win vs. Kenyon
Feb. 25.
Also: Member of Bishop men’s golf team.
>> Won honorable mention all-conference
laurels.
>> Led team in steals as a senior.
>> Helped team win regional championship.
RETURNING LETTERMEN
BEN
SIMPSON
Single-Game Highs:
Points
25 (twice), most recently
vs. St. Olaf, 3/6/2015
Assists
vs. Oberlin, 2/24/2015
Year
G FG- FGA
2013-14 23 18- 49
2014-15 28 148- 269
Career 51 166- 318
Pct
.367
.550
.522
FT148094-
FTA
18
104
122
Pct Reb Ast Pts Avg
.778 59 18 50 6.0
.769 205 59 401 14.3
.770 264 77 451 8.8
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CHRIS
ALLOCCO
DANNY
BYRNE
EUGENE
COLEMAN
#14
Freshman
#5
Sophomore
#42
Junior
wing
6-3, 185
wing
6-0, 175
post
6-5, 195
Hilliard, Ohio
Bradley High School
Cincinnati, Ohio
McNicholas High School
Northfield, Ohio
Nordonia High School
Pre-medicine major
major undeclared
>> Served as team captain.
2014-15: Did not appear in a varsity
game.
High School: Lettered in basketball.
>> Was 2-time first-team all-district selection.
>> Was 2-time first-team all-conference
pick.
>> Set school single-game record for
3-point field goals (9)...also set mark for
points scored by a freshman (27).
>> Named team’s Most Valuable Player
twice.
Pre-law, politics and government
majors
ERICK
BRYANT
#20
Junior
post
6-3, 200
KADIN
CHRASTINA
Cleveland, Ohio
Western Reserve Academy
Psychology major
2014-15: Saw action in 8 games as post
player.
>> Snared season-high 2 rebounds at
Oberlin Jan. 21.
>> Hit 3-pointer for first collegiate points
in NCAC win vs. Oberlin Feb. 18.
Also: Member of Bishop track & field
team...won All-North Coast Athletic Conference honors in the outdoor high jump.
High School: Earned 3 letters in basketball, 3 in track & field, and 4 in football.
Single-Game Highs:
Points
3 vs. Oberlin, 2/18/2015
Rebounds 2 at Oberlin, 1/21/2015
Assists
Year
2014-15
12
OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS
OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS
8 1- 2 .500 0- 4 .000 3 0 3 0.4
#40
Freshman
wing
6-2, 170
Butler, Ohio
Clear Fork High School
Physics major
High School: Earned 4 letters in basketball, 3 in football and 1 in track & field.
>> Won All-Ohio, all-district, and all-conference honors in basketball and football.
>> Set school record for points in a single
quarter (18).
>> Was school’s first 1300-yard passer and
rusher on gridiron.
>> Scored first collegiate points with
bucket at Oberlin Jan. 21.
Also: Member of Bishop football and
track & field teams.
High School: Won 3 letters in basketball
and 3 in football.
>> Received all-league honors in basketball.
Single-Game Highs:
Points
Rebounds 1 (thrice), most recently
Assists
Year
2013-14
2014-15
Career
2 0- 3 .000 0- 0 — 0 0 0 0.0
7 2- 2 1.000 0- 0 — 3 0 4 0.6
9 2- 5 .400 0- 0 — 3 0 4 0.4
MYLES
LAW
ADAM
O’BRIEN
#52
Sophomore
#1
Freshman
#50
Sophomore
post
6-8, 235
guard
6-0, 165
Wooster, Ohio
Wooster High School
Cincinnati, Ohio
Indian Hill High School
Washington, D.C.
St. Andrew’s (Md.) School
major undeclared
Finance economics major
>> Sank free throw for first collegiate
point vs. Otterbein Dec. 20.
High School: Lettered twice in basketball
and once in track & field.
>> Received district all-star honors and
was 2-time all-league pick in basketball.
High School: Played basketball and competed in track & field.
>> Received all-conference honors in
basketball.
>> Helped basketball team win conference championship.
>> Named track & field team’s Most Valuable Runner.
Single-Game Highs:
Points
1 vs. Otterbein, 12/20/2014
Rebounds 1 at Capital, 11/25/2014
Assists
Year
2014-15
MALIK
LEISINGER
#32
Freshman
2 0- 0 — 1- 2 .500 1 0 1 0.5
guard
6-1, 175
LAW
JONES
#10
Sophomore
wing
6-2, 185
Powell, Ohio
Olentangy Liberty High School
post
6-7, 240
Lakewood, Ohio
Lakewood High School
major undeclared
major
>> Hit pair of free throws for first collegiate points at Oberlin Jan. 21.
>> Grabbed season-high 2 rebounds in
NCAC win vs. Oberlin Feb. 18.
High School: Lettered twice in basketball
and twice in baseball.
>> Won special mention all-district laurels.
>> Received second-team all-conference
selection.
>> Was 2-time pick to All-Daily Record
team...received second-team and honorable mention honors.
Single-Game Highs:
Points
2 at Oberlin, 1/21/2015
Assists
Year
2014-15
8 0- 2 .000 3- 4 .750 4 0 3 0.4
High School: Lettered once in basketball.
>> Won honorable mention all-district
citation.
>> Set school single-game (20) and season
(172) assist records...the 20 assists ranked
third on the Ohio single-game list.
NICK
RILEY
#24
Sophomore
2014-15: Did not appear in a varsity
game.
>> Received honorable mention all-conference laurels.
>> Helped team win district and conference championships.
OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS
LUCAS
GOULD
wing
6-3, 200
Lebanon, Ohio
Lebanon High School
Accounting major
2014-15: Did not see action in a varsity
game.
High School: Lettered once in basketball.
>> Received team’s Warrior Leadership
Award.
13
No. Player
Yr.
Pos. Ltr. Ht.
Wt.
Hometown
High School
14 Allocco, Chris
Fr.
W
0
6-3
185
Hilliard
Bradley
3
Axelrod, Nate*
So.
G
1
5-7
155
Dublin
Coffman
20 Bryant, Erick
Jr.
P
0
6-3
200
Cleveland
5
So.
W
0
6-0
175
Cincinnati
McNicholas
40 Chrastina, Kadin
Fr.
W
0
6-2
170
Butler
Clear Fork
Byrne, Danny
4
Clark, Seth*
So.
G
1
6-4
210
Lewis Center
Olentangy
42 Coleman, Eugene
Jr.
P
0
6-5
195
Northfield
Nordonia
11 Davis, Zak*
Sr.
W
1
6-1
180
Newark, NJ
Seton Hall Prep
52 Gould, Lucas
So.
P
0
6-8
235
Cincinnati
Indian Hill
44 Gray, Claude*
Sr. W
3
6-4
205
Avon
Avon
2 Griggs, Jon*
Jr. G
2
5-11 175
Cincinnati
Indian Hill
33 Jeske, Matt*
Sr. P
2
6-5
215
Glen Ellyn, IL
Glenbard South
10 Jones, Law
So.
W
0
6-2
185
Powell
Olentangy Liberty
23 Kinsley, Joey*
Sr. P
1
6-6
205
Rocky River
Rocky River
1
Law, Myles
Fr.
G
0
6-0
165
Washington, DC
St. Andrew’s (MD)
32 Leisinger, Malik
Fr.
G
0
6-1
175
Lakewood
Lakewood
50 O’Brien, Adam
So.
P
0
6-7
240
Wooster
Wooster
12 Orr, Will*
So.
W
1
6-0
185
Johnstown
Johnstown-Monroe
24 Riley, Nick
So.
W
0
6-3
200
Lebanon
Lebanon
21 Simpson, Ben*
Jr. P
2
6-4
200
Lake Bluff, IL
Lake Forest
*Lettermen (9)
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Chris Allocco...............................................................a-LOCK-oh
Kadin Chrastina.......................................KAY-den CRASS-tee-na
Zak Davis............................................................................ ZOCK
Matt Jeske....................................................................JESS-skee
Malik Leisinger.......................................................... LYE-sing-er
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No. Player
Yr.
Pos. Ltr. Ht.
Wt.
Hometown
High School
1
Myles Law
Fr.
G
0
6-0
165
Washington, DC
St. Andrew’s (MD)
2 Jon Griggs*
Jr. G
2
5-11 175
Cincinnati
Indian Hill
3
Nate Axelrod*
So.
G
1
5-7
155
Dublin
Coffman
4
Seth Clark*
So.
G
1
6-4
210
Lewis Center
Olentangy
5
Danny Byrne
So.
W
0
6-0
175
Cincinnati
McNicholas
10 Law Jones
So.
W
0
6-2
185
Powell
Olentangy Liberty
11 Zak Davis*
Sr.
W
1
6-1
180
Newark, NJ
Seton Hall Prep
12 Will Orr*
So.
W
1
6-0
185
Johnstown
Johnstown-Monroe
14 Chris Allocco
Fr.
W
0
6-3
185
Hilliard
Bradley
20 Erick Bryant
Jr.
P
0
6-3
200
Cleveland
21 Ben Simpson*
Jr. P
2
6-4
200
Lake Bluff, IL
Lake Forest
23 Joey Kinsley*
Sr. P
1
6-6
205
Rocky River
Rocky River
24 Nick Riley
So.
W
0
6-3
200
Lebanon
Lebanon
32 Malik Leisinger
Fr.
G
0
6-1
175
Lakewood
Lakewood
33 Matt Jeske*
Sr. P
2
6-5
215
Glen Ellyn, IL
Glenbard South
40 Kadin Chrastina
Fr.
W
0
6-2
170
Butler
Clear Fork
42 Eugene Coleman
Jr.
P
0
6-5
195
Northfield
Nordonia
44 Claude Gray*
Sr. W
3
6-4
205
Avon
Avon
50 Adam O’Brien
So.
P
0
6-7
240
Wooster
Wooster
52 Lucas Gould
So.
P
0
6-8
235
Cincinnati
Indian Hill
*Lettermen (9)
2015-16 OPPONENTS IN BRIEF
Opponent
Location
Nickname
Conference
Head Coach
2014-15†SID/Contact
Phone
Allegheny*
Meadville, Pa.
Gators
NCAC
Bob Simmons
11-15
Jim Berger
814-332-5952
Alma
Alma, Mich.
Fighting Scots
Michigan Intercoll.
Sam Hargraves
12-14
Paul Thomas
989-463-7114
Calvin
Grand Rapids, Mich. Knights
Michigan Intercoll.
Kevin VandeStreek 22- 7
Jeff Febus
616-526-6169
Capital
Columbus, Ohio
Crusaders
Ohio Athletic
Damon Goodwin
8-18
Ryan Gasser
614-236-6174
Denison*
Granville, Ohio
Big Red
NCAC
Bob Ghiloni
13-13
Craig Hicks
740-587-6546
DePauw*
Greencastle, Ind.
Tigers
NCAC
Bill Fenlon
20-10
Bill Wagner
765-658-4630
Hiram*
Hiram, Ohio
Terriers
NCAC
Chris Kibler
11-14
Andrew Korba
330-569-5495
Illinois Wesleyan Bloomington, Ill.
Titans
Illinois & Wisconsin Ron Rose
20- 9
Stew Salowitz
309-556-3206
Kenyon*
Gambier, Ohio
Lords
NCAC
Dan Priest
Oberlin*
Oberlin, Ohio
Yeomen
NCAC
Isaiah Cavaco
Otterbein
Westerville, Ohio
Cardinals
Ohio Athletic
Transylvania
Lexington, Ky.
Pioneers
Heartland
Trine
Angola, Ind.
Thunder
Wabash*
Crawfordsville, Ind.
Wittenberg*
Wooster*
7-18
Marty Fuller
740-427-5471
10-16
Mike Mancini
440-775-8503
Brian Oilar
3-22
Adam Prescott
614-823-1951
Brian Lane
12-13
Shelby Dixon
859-233-8284
Michigan Intercoll.
Brooks Miller
17- 9
Matt Vader
260-665-4446
Little Giants
NCAC
Kyle Brumett
18- 9
Brent Harris
765-361-6165
Springfield, Ohio
Tigers
NCAC
Bill Brown
10-16
Ryan Maurer
937-327-6114
Wooster, Ohio
Fighting Scots
NCAC
Steve Moore
23- 7
Hugh Howard
330-263-2374
*NCAC opponent 2014-15=2014-15 record
†
15
Total
3-point
Player
G-GS FG- FGA Pct FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Avg PF-DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
Claude Gray
28-28187-400 .468 79- 204 .387 91- 117 .778 160 5.7 84-0 45 77 7 39 54419.4
Nate Axelrod 28-28141-279 .505 50- 108 .463 121- 145 .834 63 2.3 71-2 166 51 0 38 45316.2
Ben Simpson 28-28148-269 .550 25- 70 .357 80- 104 .769 205 7.3 71-4 59 27 28 57 40114.3
Nick Felhaber 28-28117-242 .483 95- 206 .461 17- 21 .810 98 3.5 42-0 36 9 3 13 34612.4
Matt Jeske
28-28 77-211 .365 47- 147 .320 28- 40 .700 117 4.2 92-6 37 27 9 39 229 8.2
Joey Kinsley
28-0 39- 90.433 8- 31.258 16- 26.615 81 2.9 51-0 14 1515 7102 3.6
Zak Davis
19-0 20- 57.351 6- 21.286 20- 33.606 25 1.3 16-0 8 10 0 17 66 3.5
Will Orr
28-0 31- 97.320 24- 77.312 8- 11.727 41 1.5 12-0 11 14 0 18 94 3.4
Jon Griggs
24-0 7- 22.318 1- 9.111 8- 14.571 12 0.5 14-0 17 10 0 4 23 1.0
Ryan McCrone 8-0 2-8
.250 2- 6
.333 0- 0— 20.3 2-
0 2 200 6
0.8
Eugene Coleman
7-0 2-2
1.000 0- 0— 0- 0— 30.4 0-
0 0 201 4
0.6
Lucas Gould 2-0 0-0— 0- 0— 1- 2
.500 10.5 1-
0 0 000 1
0.5
Erick Bryant
8-0 1- 2.500 1- 2.500 0- 4.000 3 0.4 0-0 0 2 0 0 3 0.4
Adam O’Brien 8-0 0- 2.000 0- 1.000 3- 4.750 4 0.5 2-0 0 2 0 0 3 0.4
Chase Culbertson9-0 0- 3.000 0- 3.000 2- 4.500 1 0.1 2-0 0 1 2 0 2 0.2
Eric Tschiderer 8-0 0-3
.000 0- 3
.000 0- 0— 50.6 3-
0 5 200 0
0.0
Team
73
2.6
4
BISHOPS
28 772-
1687.458 338-888.381 395-525.752 89431.9 463-
12 40025564233
227781.3
OPPONENTS 28 758-
1666.455 224-634.353 337-500.674107538.4 504-
12 40039158125
207774.2
bold face denotes returning player
2014-15 RESULTS
Date Site-Result *NCAC game (16-2) OWU High Scorers
11/18A- OWU 95, Kenyon 86
11/21 N- OWU 82, Alma 67
11/22 A-OWU 85, Calvin 71
11/26 H- OWU 90, Capital 73
11/29 H- OWU 77, Defiance 63
12/3 A- OWU 92, Wooster 89*
12/6 H- OWU 76, Denison 74*
12/9 A- Trine 87, OWU 82
12/13 H- OWU 92, Hiram 84*
12/20 H- OWU 92, Otterbein 81
1/3A- Hope 87, OWU 61
1/7
H- OWU 75, Wittenberg 63*
1/10 H- OWU 89, Allegheny 72*
1/14 A- Wabash 75, OWU 70*
1/17 H- OWU 76, DePauw 64*
1/21 A- OWU 86, Oberlin 61*
1/24 A- Denison 73, OWU 70*
1/28 H- OWU 92, Wooster 85*
1/31 A- OWU 70, Hiram 64*
2/4
A- OWU 49, Wittenberg 47*
2/7
H- OWU 102, Kenyon 93*
2/11 H- OWU 81, Wabash 80*
2/14 A- OWU 80, Allegheny 66*
2/18 H- OWU 106, Oberlin 76*
2/21 A- OWU 86, DePauw 77*
2/24 H- OWU 83, Oberlin 66+
2/27 H- DePauw 69, OWU 65+
3/6
N- St. Olaf 90, OWU 78$
Home: 12-1
NCAA Division III: 22-6
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2014-15 BISHOP STATISTICS
2014-15 STATISTICS
Away: 9-4
NAIA: 0-0
Felhaber, Simpson 17; 2 with 16
Gray 31; Axelrod, Felhaber 14
Felhaber 29, Gray 20
Felhaber, Simpson 20; Gray 13
Gray 20, Axelrod 18
Gray 33, Felhaber 22
Gray 19, Simpson 15
Gray 29, Simpson 17
Felhaber 23, Axelrod 17
Gray 28, Simpson 25
Axelrod 18, Gray 12
Axelrod 21, Gray 20
Simpson 24, Felhaber 17
Axelrod 26, Simpson 14
Gray 23, Axelrod 15
Felhaber 36, Axelrod 16
Axelrod 22, Jeske 15
Gray 29, Axelrod 19
Simpson 19, Gray 17
Axelrod 14, Felhaber 12
Axelrod 25; Gray, Simpson 23
Axelrod 24, Gray 22
Gray 25; 3 with 14
Axelrod 32, Gray 25
Gray 26, Felhaber 20
Gray 23, Jeske 16
Jeske 16, Simpson 14
Simpson 25, Gray 19
Neutral: 1-1
NCAA Division I: 0-0
OWU High Rebounders
Gray 8, Jeske 6
Gray, Jeske 7; Kinsley 6
Simpson 8, Felhaber 7
Gray 6, Kinsley 5
Gray, Jeske, Simpson 6
Gray 6, Simpson 5
Felhaber 8; Gray, Simpson 6
Kinsley, Simpson 5; Felhaber 3
Simpson 6, Gray 5
Gray 9, Simpson 5
Jeske 7, Simpson 6
Gray 12, Simpson 7
Simpson 7; Axelrod, Gray 4
Simpson 5; Gray, Jeske 4
Gray 12, Simpson 9
Jeske 5; Kinsley, Simpson 4
Simpson 8, Gray 7
Simpson 11, Gray 8
Felhaber, Simpson 8; Jeske 5
Simpson 7, Axelrod 5
Gray 7; Felhaber, Simpson 4
Gray 8, Kinsley 6
Simpson 12; Felhaber, Jeske 6
Simpson 14, Davis 6
Simpson 12, Jeske 7
Simpson 13; Gray, Jeske 6
Simpson 8, Kinsley 7
Simpson 11; Davis, Gray 4
OWU Assist Leaders
Axelrod 5; Gray, Jeske 3
Axelrod 11, Griggs 3.
Felhaber 4; Gray, Simpson 3
Axelrod 4; 3 with 3
Axelrod 4, Tschiderer 2
Axelrod 6; 4 with 1
Axelrod 5; 3 with 2
Axelrod 11, Gray 4
Axelrod 5; Gray, Simpson 1
Axelrod 7, Jeske 2
Axelrod 10, Kinsley 2
Simpson 3, Axelrod 2
Axelrod 12; Felhaber, Gray 4
Axelrod 6; Jeske, Simpson 1
Gray 6, Axelrod 4
Axelrod 8; 3 with 2
Axelrod 8, Jeske 4
Axelrod, Simpson 3; 2 with 2
Axelrod, Simpson 3; 3 with 1
+NCAC tournament game
$NCAA Division III tournament game
NCACOverall
Team
W
L Pct
W
L
Pct
Ohio Wesleyan
16
2 .889
22
6
.786
Wooster
14 4.778 23 7 .767
Wabash
12 6.667 18 9 .667
DePauw*
9 9 .500 2010 .667
Allegheny
8 10 .444 1115 .423
Wittenberg
8 10 .444 1016 .385
Denison
7 11 .389 1313 .500
Oberlin
6 12 .333 1016 .385
Hiram
5 13 .278 1114 .440
Kenyon
5 13 .278
718 .280
*NCAC Tournament Winner
PREVIOUS NCAC REGULAR-SEASON LEADERS*
Year
Champion(s) (Record) Runner(s)-Up (Record) OWU
1984-85 Ohio Wesleyan (11-1)
Allegheny (9-3)
—
1985-86OWU, Allegheny (9-3)
Denison (8-4)
—
1986-87 Ohio Wesleyan (11-1)
Allegheny (10-2)
—
1987-88 OWU, Allegheny (11-1)
Oberlin, Wooster (6-6)
—
1988-89 Allegheny, Wooster (10-2) Ohio Wesleyan (9-3)
—
Year
North Division South Division
OWU Finish
1989-90 Wooster (8-3)
Wittenberg (11-1) 9-3 (2nd, South)
1990-91 Wooster (11-0)
Wittenberg (11-1) 7-5 (2nd, South)
Year
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-2000
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
2014-15
Champion(s) (Record)
Wittenberg, Wooster (15-1)
Allegheny, Wittenberg (13-3)
Wittenberg (16-0)
Wooster (15-1)
Wittenberg (15-1)
Wittenberg (14-2)
Wooster (15-1)
Wooster (15-1)
Wooster (16-0)
Wittenberg (15-1)
Wittenberg (15-1)
Wooster (15-1)
Wittenberg (16-0)
Wooster (15-1)
Wooster (15-1)
Wooster (15-1)
Wooster (15-1)
Wooster (14-2)
Wooster (15-1)
Wooster (14-2)
Wittenberg (14-2)
Wooster (14-2)
Wooster (16-2)
Ohio Wesleyan (16-2)
Runner(s)-Up (Record) OWU
Allegheny, Oberlin, OWU (8-8)
Wooster (12-4)
4th (10-6)
Kenyon (14-2)
4th (10-6)
Wittenberg (12-4)
T4th (9-7)
Wooster (12-4)
T7th (5-11)
Denison (13-3)
6th (6-10)
Wittenberg (14-2)
5th (8-8)
Allegheny, Witt (12-4)
6th (6-10)
Wabash (13-3)
T7th (4-12)
Wooster (14-2)
T3rd (10-6)
Wooster (13-3)
4th (8-8)
Wittenberg (14-2)
T5th (8-8)
Wooster (14-2)
3rd (12-4)
Wittenberg (14-2)
6th (8-8)
Wittenberg (13-3)
3rd (12-4)
Wittenberg (13-3)
3rd (10-6)
OWU, Wittenberg (12-4)
—
—
Wabash (12-4)
T5th (9-7)
Wittenberg (13-3)
T3rd (11-5)
Wooster (12-4)
3rd (11-5)
—
OWU, Witt, DePauw (13-5)
—
Wooster (14-4)
—
PREVIOUS NCAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS*
Year
Champion
Runner-up (Score)
1984-85 Ohio WesleyanAllegheny (65-59)
1985-86 Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon (69-64, OT)
1986-87Allegheny
Ohio Wesleyan (96-94, OT)
1987-88 Ohio Wesleyan Allegheny (91-71)
1988-89
Allegheny
Wooster (56-54)
1989-90
Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan (86-62)
1990-91
Wittenberg
Wooster (65-48)
1991-92
Wooster
Wittenberg (61-54)
1992-93
Wooster
Kenyon (64-48)
1993-94
Kenyon
Wittenberg (84-78)
1994-95
Wooster
Wittenberg (71-67)
1995-96
Wittenberg
Allegheny (65-55)
1996-97
Wooster
Wittenberg (51-44)
1997-98
Allegheny
Wooster (66-64)
1998-99
Wooster
Allegheny (89-69)
1999-2000 Wooster
Wabash (114-91)
2000-01
Wooster
Wittenberg (59-56)
2001-02
Wittenberg
Wooster (58-57)
2002-03
Wooster
Allegheny (93-71)
2003-04
Wooster
Wittenberg (100-71)
2004-05
Wittenberg
Wooster (61-59)
2005-06
Wittenberg
Wooster (71-69)
2006-07Wooster
2007-08 Ohio Wesleyan
Wabash (89-72)
2008-09
Wooster
Wabash (84-72)
2009-10
Wooster
Wittenberg (88-77)
2010-11
Wooster
Wittenberg (82-68)
2011-12
Wooster
Denison (53-51)
2012-13 Ohio WesleyanWooster (76-66)
2013-14
Wooster
Wittenberg (71-63)
2014-15
DePauw
Wooster (69-56)
2014-15 NCAC REVIEW
2014-15 NCAC STANDINGS
*The NCAC championship was determined by regular-season record during the 1984-89 seasons and again beginning with the 1991-92 season.
The tournament champion was recognized as the NCAC champion during the 1989-90 and 1990-91 seasons.
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2014-15 NCAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
TEAM OFFENSE
TEAM DEFENSE
TeamG Pts
Pts/GTeamG Pts
Pts/G
OWU 282277 81.3 DPU 30185561.8
WOO 302418 80.6 WAB 27170663.2
DEN 261866 71.8 WITT26165063.5
WAB 271860 68.9 OBE 26176868.0
KEN 251702 68.1 ALL 26177268.2
HIR 251690 67.6 WOO 30205868.6
DPU 302020 67.3 DEN 26183570.6
ALL 261655 63.7 HIR 25177370.9
WITT261644 63.2 KEN 25181872.7
OBE 261625 62.5 OWU 28207774.2
SCORING
Claude Gray, OWU
J.J. Woodson, HIR
Daniel Purvlicis, WAB
Evan Zabriski, ALL
Nate Axelrod, OWU
Evan Pannell, WOO
Tommy Fernitz, DPU
Josh Valentic, ALL
Tim Connolly, KEN
Dan Fanelly, WOO
Ben Simpson, OWU
Xavier Brown, WOO
David Meurer, DEN
Luke Lattner, DPU
Kyle Aiton, WAB
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEOPPONENT FG PERCENT
TeamFG FGA Pct TeamFG FGA Pct
WOO867 1797 .482 WOO713 1774 .402
OWU772 1687 .458 WAB602 1490 .404
DEN6811492 .456 DPU6311544.409
WAB6581456 .452 WITT
5641370.412
DPU6901583 .436 OBE 6291488.423
ALL 6071422 .427 ALL 6371487.428
HIR 6131449 .423 DEN6741518.444
OBE 5731358 .422 OWU758 1666 .455
WITT
5881400 .420 KEN6261374.456
KEN5161496 .413 HIR 6361363.467
3-PT. FIELD GOAL PERCENTFREE THROW PERCENT
Team FG
FGA
Pct
Team FT FTA Pct
OWU338 888 .381 WOO461 612 .753
WAB163 436 .374 OWU395 525 .752
WOO
223598.373ALL302413
.731
DEN
213587.363KEN329457
.720
DPU197 556 .354DPU443 644.688
KEN137401.342DEN
291429
.678
HIR175521.336OBE325481
.676
OBE154480.321WAB
381592
.644
WITT
148465.318HIR289451
.641
ALL139483.288WITT
320508
.630
SCORING MARGIN
TeamAvg OppMargin
WOO 80.668.6 +12.0
OWU81.374.2 +7.1
WAB 68.963.2 +5.7
DPU 67.361.8 +5.5
DEN 71.870.6 +1.2
WITT63.263.5 -0.3
HIR 67.670.9 -3.3
ALL 63.768.2 -4.5
KEN 68.172.7 -4.6
OBE 62.568.0 -5.5
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2014-15 NCAC REVIEW
2014-15 NCAC TEAM STATISTICS
REBOUNDING MARGIN
TeamAvg OppMargin
WAB 39.929.5 +10.4
WITT38.231.4 +6.8
DEN 36.533.3 +3.2
WOO 37.735.0 +2.7
HIR 34.834.6 +0.2
DPU 32.932.7 +0.2
KEN 35.436.8 -1.4
ALL 32.937.2 -4.3
OBE 31.836.7 -4.9
OWU31.938.4 -6.5
GFG3FG FT
28 187
79
91
22 124
33
85
27 182
0
82
26 146
44
86
28 141
50 121
30 158
48 104
26 150
0
95
26 142
48
57
24 113
36
93
29 158
15
85
28 148
25
80
30 149
33
70
25 112
33
72
30 116
41 102
26 102
49
70
Pts
544
366
446
422
453
468
395
389
355
416
401
401
329
375
323
Avg
19.4
16.6
16.5
16.2
16.2
15.6
15.2
15.0
14.8
14.3
14.3
13.4
13.2
12.5
12.4
REBOUNDING
Tommy Fernitz, DPU
Dan Fanelly, WOO
Briggs King, DEN
Ben Simpson, OWU
GRebounds
26
219
29
239
27
209
26
198
28
205
Avg
8.4
8.2
7.7
7.6
7.3
ASSISTS
Nate Axelrod, OWU
Cooper Handelsman, KEN
David Meurer, DEN
Zach Meyers, OBE
Spencer Williams, WOO
GAssists Avg
28
166
5.9
25
108
4.3
25
92
3.7
24
66
2.8
30
81
2.7
FIELD GOAL PERCENT
Chris Milon, ALL
Tommy Fernitz, DPU
Randy Ollie, OBE
Kelvin Jones, HIR
G
FG
FGA
21
75
121
26
150
243
27182297
26
92
152
25
85
141
Pct
.620
.617
.613
.605
.603
3-PT. FIELD GOAL PERCENT G
FG
FGA
Pct
Kasey Oetting, WAB
274086 .465
Robby Weingart, DEN 263882 .463
Nate Axelrod, OWU
28
50
108
.463
Nick Felhaber, OWU
28
95
206
.461
Connor Rich, DPU
30
49
112
.438
FREE THROW PERCENT
Kyle Aiton, WAB
Luke Lattner, DPU
Evan Zabriski, ALL
Nate Axelrod, OWU
Cody Phillippi, WITT
G
FT
FTA
Pct
26
70
76
.921
30
102
119
.857
26
86
102
.843
28121145 .834
265870 .829
BLOCKED SHOTS
Tommy Fernitz, DPU
Alex LaLonde, WOO
Randy Ollie, OBE
Chris Milon, ALL
G
26
30
26
21
27
STEALS
Ben Simpson, OWU
J.J. Woodson, HIR
Jack Poyle, OBE
Nathan Cohen, OBE
David Meurer, DEN
GSteals Avg
28
57
2.0
22
43
2.0
22
43
2.0
26
44
1.7
25
37
1.5
Blocks
56
47
40
26
30
Avg
2.2
1.6
1.5
1.2
1.1
SCORING OFFENSE
SCORING DEFENSE
Year
TeamPts/G
Yr.TeamPts/G
1984-85 Ohio Wesleyan 78.8 1984-85Wooster
64.0
1985-86Oberlin
75.4 1985-86Wooster
68.3
1986-87 Ohio Wesleyan 87.2 1986-87Kenyon
66.6
1987-88 Ohio Wesleyan 95.3 1987-88Allegheny
63.8
1988-89Ohio Wesleyan77.2 1988-89Wooster
57.1
1989-90Allegheny
83.8 1989-90Wittenberg 59.2
1990-91Allegheny
84.4
1990-91Wittenberg 61.7
1991-92 Ohio Wesleyan 78.1 1991-92Wittenberg 56.9
1992-93 Ohio Wesleyan 75.6
1992-93Wooster
58.7
1993-94Wittenberg 87.2 1993-94Wooster
59.5
1994-95Kenyon
76.8 1994-95Wooster
60.3
1995-96Case Reserve 75.2 1995-96Wooster
59.1
1996-97Case Reserve 79.1 1996-97Wooster
59.9
1997-98Wooster
77.7 1997-98Wittenberg 60.9
1998-99Wooster
78.4 1998-99Wittenberg 59.7
1999-2000Wooster
83.0
1999-2000Wittenberg
66.1
2000-01Wooster
86.6 2000-01Wittenberg 65.4
2001-02Wittenberg 80.3 2001-02Wittenberg 62.3
2002-03Allegheny
81.8 2002-03Wooster
62.2
2003-04Wooster
77.0 2003-04Wittenberg 59.3
2004-05Wooster
81.8 2004-05Wittenberg 55.6
2005-06Wooster
98.2 2005-06Wittenberg 54.6
2006-07Wooster
87.9 2006-07Wittenberg 58.8
2007-08Wooster
85.8 2007-08Wittenberg 64.7
2008-09Wooster
80.6 2008-09 Ohio Wesleyan 65.2
2009-10Allegheny
75.3 2009-10Wooster
61.2
2010-11Wooster
76.1 2010-11Wabash
58.8
2011-12Hiram
75.7 2011-12Wabash
59.0
2012-13 Ohio Wesleyan 74.1 2012-13DePauw
58.3
2013-14Wooster
75.3 2013-14Wittenberg 62.4
2014-15 Ohio Wesleyan 81.3 2014-15DePauw
61.8
SCORING MARGIN
YearTeamMargin
1985-86Allegheny
3.8
1988-89Wooster
13.4
1991-92Wooster
17.7
1992-93Wooster
12.7
1994-95Wooster
12.4
1997-98Wooster
15.0
1998-99Wooster
15.2
1999-2000Wooster
15.0
2000-01Wooster
16.0
2002-03Wooster
16.2
2003-04Wooster
17.7
2005-06Wooster
21.5
2006-07Wooster
16.9
2007-08Wooster
14.9
2008-09Wooster
11.9
2009-10Wittenberg
9.6
2010-11Wooster
12.2
2011-12Wooster
11.9
2012-13Wooster
11.6
2013-14Wooster
12.7
2014-15Wooster
12.0
REBOUNDING MARGIN
YearTeamMargin
1984-85Oberlin
10.4
1985-86Oberlin
3.8
1986-87Kenyon
4.6
1990-91Wittenberg
8.1
1991-92Wooster
7.0
1992-93Wooster
8.5
1995-96Wooster
9.0
1996-97Wittenberg
8.0
1997-98Wooster
9.1
1999-2000 Wittenberg9.2
2002-03Wooster
9.0
2003-04Wooster
13.6
2005-06Wittenberg
9.8
2006-07Wooster
6.7
2007-08Wooster
7.6
2008-09Wooster
5.2
2009-10Wooster
6.4
2010-11Wittenberg
7.7
2011-12Wooster
5.7
2012-13Wooster
7.4
2013-14Wittenberg
8.3
2014-15Wabash
10.4
NCAC HISTORY
PREVIOUS NCAC TEAM LEADERS
19
3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT
YearTeam
3FG%
1984-85—
—
1985-86—
—
1986-87Denison
.435
1987-88Kenyon
.490
1988-89Allegheny
.437
1989-90Wooster
.437
1990-91Kenyon
.433
1991-92Wooster
.422
1992-93 Ohio Wesleyan .434
1993-94Wittenberg .402
1994-95Denison
.401
1996-97Denison
.389
1998-99Allegheny
.409
1999-2000Earlham
.388
2000-01Wooster
.396
2002-03Wooster
.402
2003-04Wooster
.394
2004-05Wooster
.419
2005-06Wooster
.429
2006-07Wooster
.409
2007-08Wooster
.444
2008-09Wooster
.437
2010-11Wooster
.391
2011-12Wooster
.398
2012-13DePauw
.392
2013-14Wooster
.375
NCAC HISTORY
20
FIELD GOAL PCT
OPP FIELD GOAL PCT
YearTeam
FG% YearTeam
FG%
1984-85 Ohio Wesleyan .489 1984-85Allegheny
.419
1985-86Denison
.495 1985-86Allegheny
.429
.429
.416
1988-89 Ohio Wesleyan .514 1988-89Wooster
.381
1989-90 Ohio Wesleyan .5081989-90 Wittenberg.396
1990-91Wooster
.522 1990-91Wittenberg .392
1991-92Wooster
.513 1991-92Wooster
.391
1992-93Wooster
.507 1992-93Wittenberg .400
1993-94Wooster
.513 1993-94Wittenberg .392
1994-95Wooster
.484 1994-95Wittenberg .390
1995-96Denison
.479 1995-96Wooster
.385
1996-97Allegheny
.483 1996-97Wittenberg .395
1997-98Wittenberg .489 1997-98Wooster
.382
1998-99Wooster
.485 1998-89Wittenberg .376
1999-2000Wabash
.487
1999-2000Wooster
.391
2000-01Wooster
.502 2000-01Wittenberg .385
2001-02Wooster
.492 2001-02Wittenberg .393
2002-03Wooster
.508 2002-03Wittenberg .401
2003-04Wooster
.493 2003-04Wooster
.387
2004-05Wooster
.526 2004-05Wittenberg .372
2005-06Wooster
.526 2005-06Wittenberg .374
2006-07Wooster
.516 2006-07Wittenberg .385
2007-08Wooster
.507 2007-08Wabash
.425
2008-09Wooster
.487 2008-09Wooster
.413
2009-10Oberlin
.468 2009-10Wooster
.401
2010-11Wooster
.472 2010-11Wooster
.386
2011-12Wooster
.475 2011-12Wooster
.391
2012-13Allegheny
.465 2012-13Wooster
.386
2013-14Wittenberg .456 2013-14Wittenberg .399
2014-15Wooster
.482 2014-15Wooster
.402
FREE THROW PCT
YearTeam
FT%
1984-85Allegheny
.733
1985-86Kenyon
.749
1986-87Denison
.789
1989-90Wooster
.739
1992-93Denison
.753
1993-94Kenyon
.748
1994-95Kenyon
.727
1995-96Earlham
.724
1996-97Earlham
.749
1997-98Wooster
.752
1998-99Wooster
.733
1999-2000Wooster
.759
2000-01Wooster
.721
2001-02Wooster
.738
2002-03Wooster
.793
2003-04Kenyon
.754
2004-05Denison
.749
2005-06Hiram
.715
2006-07Hiram
.789
2008-09Wooster
.769
2009-10Wooster
.757
2010-11Wooster
.762
2011-12Hiram
.784
2012-13Hiram
.756
2013-14Wooster
.777
2014-15Wooster
.753
SCORING
Year Player
G FG 3FG FT PtsPts/G
1984-85 Byron Beard, OBE
26 269
—
76 614
23.6
1985-86 Scott Tedder, OWU 19 188
—
89 465
24.5
1986-87Scott Tedder, OWU 25256 40161713 28.5
1987-88Scott Tedder, OWU 32317 67196897 28.0
1988-89Chip Winiarski, OBE26190 52110542 20.8
1989-90Chip Winiarski, OBE25193 34120540 21.6
1990-91 Ed Saxon, CWRU
18 139
32
69 379
21.1
1991-92 Cory Hodge, OBE
24 221
44
76 562
23.4
1992-93 Bob Croft, OWU
25 184
8 113 489
19.6
1993-94 Jamie Harless, KEN
28 197
96
90 580
20.7
1994-95 Brian Malinowski, DEN
25
1837169
50620.2
1995-96 J.R. Shumate, OWU 25 204
95
96 599
24.0
1996-97 Matt Hall, EARL
23 139
60 129 467
20.3
1997-98 Jason Rusnak, DEN
25 186
1 122 495
19.8
25 167
1 125 460
18.4
1999-2000
Josh Estelle, WAB 27207105166685 25.4
2000-01 James Knight, OBE
25 195
57
76 523
20.9
2001-02 Chad Plotke, KEN
24 173
51 126 526
21.9
2002-03 Travis Schwab, OWU 26 199
22 130 550
21.2
2003-04Matt Magnusen, ALL26196 44111547 21.0
2004-05 Quinton Spencer, OBE 25 182
49 103 516
20.6
2005-06
James Cooper, WOO30
2165489
57519.2
2006-07 Dan Hodgkinson, DEN24 185
2 127 499
20.8
2007-08
James Cooper, WOO28
1916995
54619.5
2008-09 Bryan Yelvington, KEN
23148 18143457 19.9
2009-10Wes Smith, WAB
26169 16120474 18.2
2010-11Wes Smith, WAB
26201 32137571 22.0
2011-12 Tim Brady, OWU
28 209
34 178 630
22.5
2012-13
Devone McLeod, ALL
25
1595056
42417.0
2013-14 Aaron Stefanov, HIR 25 160
58 120 498
19.9
2014-15 Claude Gray, OWU 28 187
79
91 544
19.4
REBOUNDING
Year Player
1984-85 Adrian Schaeffer, OBE
1985-86 Adrian Schaeffer, OBE
1986-87 Bill Smiley, DEN
1987-88 Lee Rowlinson, OWU
1988-89 Gene Williams, ALL
1989-90 Brad Baldridge, WITT
1991-92 Alex Davis, ALL
1992-93 Leighton McCoy, CWRU
1993-94 Chris Donovan, KEN
1995-96 Ryan Gorman, WOO
1996-97 Greg Morris, WOO
1998-99 Brady Keaton, EARL
1999-2000 Bryan Nelson, WOO
2000-01 Joe DesJean, WAB
2002-03 Brandon Crawford, OBE
2003-04 Chris Ikpoh, OBE
2004-05 Robb Hern, DEN
2005-06 Quinton Spencer, OBE
2006-07 Dane Borchers, WITT
2007-08 George Raftis, ALL
2008-09 Babajide Eniola, HIR
2009-10 Larry Farmer, DEN
2010-11 Donte Briscoe, ALL
2011-12 Andrew Fox, OBE
2012-13 Andrew Fox, OBE
2013-14 Tommy Fernitz, DPU
GRebounds
23
293
26
290
29
276
32
342
30
264
29
295
29
295
17
180
25
218
28
268
29
357
26
218
28
296
28
283
23
218
29
255
25
264
26
254
25
237
24
212
25
205
24
221
27
272
27
234
26
195
26
251
24
198
25
254
26
257
24
238
26
219
Avg
12.7
11.2
9.5
10.7
8.8
10.2
10.2
10.6
8.7
9.6
12.3
8.4
10.6
10.1
9.5
8.8
10.6
9.8
9.5
8.8
8.2
9.2
10.1
8.7
7.5
9.7
8.3
10.2
9.9
9.9
8.4
NCAC HISTORY
PREVIOUS NCAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
J.R. Shumate
led the NCAC
in scoring in
1995-96.
21
G
27
27
30
30
30
27
28
26
26
32
29
27
25
25
25
25
28
28
25
27
17
25
24
26
30
27
27
28
29
25
28
Assists
198
178
194
191
216
131
151
142
122
161
162
162
145
131
184
117
125
128
93
125
87
104
155
100
107
113
145
154
204
144
166
Avg
7.3
6.6
6.5
6.4
7.2
4.9
5.4
5.5
4.7
5.0
5.6
6.0
5.8
5.2
7.4
4.7
4.5
4.6
3.7
4.6
5.1
4.2
6.5
3.9
3.6
4.2
5.4
5.5
7.0
5.8
5.9
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
YearPlayer
1984-85 Todd Johnsson, CWRU
1985-86 Kevin Haynes, DEN
1988-89 Jeff Sargeant, OWU
1989-90 Mark Slayman, OWU
1990-91 Dale Eilrich, OWU
1991-92 Mike Foster, DEN
1992-93 Doug Cline, WOO
1993-94 Scott Meech, WOO
1994-95 Doug Cline, WOO
1997-98 John Ellenwood, WOO
2003-04 Danny Hodgkinson, DEN
2004-05 Matt Schlingman, WOO
2005-06 Tim Vandervaart, WOO
2006-07 Tim Vandervaart, WOO
2007-08 Bryan Wickliffe, WOO
2008-09 Pat Pellerite, OWU
2010-11 James Ness, ALL
2011-12 Josh Claytor, WOO
2012-13 Josh Claytor, WOO
2014-15 Chris Milon, ALL
field goal
d the NCAC in
Dale Eilrich le
s in 1990-91.
ot
sh
d
ke
d bloc
percentage an
22
FG
207
114
200
266
134
170
164
124
150
172
128
120
107
139
141
150
169
170
221
168
128
178
135
113
102
112
160
144
105
144
75
NCAC HISTORY
ASSISTS
YearPlayer
1984-85 Pete Waters, DEN
1985-86 Michael Brown, OBE
1986-87 Terry Gray, ALL
1987-88 Mike Smith, OWU
1988-89 Marcus Amos, ALL
1989-90 Erich Riebe, WOO
1990-91 Greg Periatt, WITT
1991-92 Derrick Owens, ALL
1992-93 Anthony Robinson, WITT
1995-96 Deron Black, ALL
1996-97 Jim Fox, CWRU
1997-98 Shaka Smart, KEN
1998-99 Shaka Smart, KEN
1999-2000 Jake Delsandro, ALL
2000-01 Antwyan Reynolds, WOO
2002-03 A.J. White, HIR
2003-04 Ross Rybarczyk, OWU
2004-05 Ross Rybarczyk, OWU
2005-06 Casey McCloskey, ALL
2006-07 Mike Staley, HIR
2007-08 Mike Staley, HIR
2008-09 Marty Bidwell, WOO
2009-10 Andy Winters, OWU
2013-14 D’Andre Corbin, ALL
2014-15 Nate Axelrod, OWU
FGA
357
203
325
443
205
288
248
217
244
271
213
187
172
211
214
241
286
285
343
288
184
271
216
198
180
180
258
234
169
229
121
Pct
.580
.562
.615
.600
.654
.590
.661
.571
.615
.635
.601
.642
.622
.659
.659
.622
.591
.596
.644
.583
.696
.657
.625
.571
.567
.622
.620
.615
.621
.629
.620
FGA
61
56
68
117
53
92
82
68
92
151
90
77
86
77
50
87
77
63
61
113
73
139
183
111
144
61
54
96
86
Pct
.508
.518
.471
.504
.528
.478
.537
.471
.478
.464
.467
.481
.465
.506
.540
.448
.519
.492
.492
.531
.493
.496
.514
.432
.458
.508
.426
.448
.465
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
YearPlayer
1984-85 Steve Hendrix, OWU
1985-86 Dave Mitchell, KEN
1986-87 Dave Hall, DEN
1987-88 Mike Smith, OWU
1988-89 Chip Winiarski, OBE
1989-90 Chip Winiarski, OBE
1990-91 Dirk Miller, OWU
1991-92 Kris Spriggs, WITT
1994-95 J.R. Shumate, OWU
1995-96 Philip Yontz, WOO
1996-97 Josh Peoples, OWU
1997-98 Josh Peoples, OWU
1999-2000 Josh Estelle, WAB
2000-01 Nick Catanzarite, ALL
2001-02 Travis Brett, EARL
2003-04 Cameron Leverett, OBE
2004-05 Kenny Brady, WITT
2005-06 Bryan Yelvington, KEN
2006-07 Jordan Beard, OBE
2007-08 Jordan Beard, OBE
2008-09 Kevin Murray, WITT
2009-10 Aaron Brock, WAB
2010-11 Kodey Haddox, KEN
2011-12 Alan Sheppard, HIR
2012-13 Aaron Stefanov, HIR
2013-14 Michael Wilkison, DPU
2014-15 Kyle Aiton, WAB
Justun Lott le
d the NCAC in
free throw pe
in 1994-95 an
rcentage
d in steals for
2 consecutive
seasons.
FT
71
125
73
71
110
120
147
77
113
101
65
72
67
54
96
166
116
55
193
53
40
74
64
43
59
91
76
57
81
58
70
FTA
81
152
82
78
129
141
164
89
133
119
76
85
75
62
122
190
137
61
218
63
44
88
72
49
64
107
91
64
89
63
76
Pct
.877
.822
.890
.910
.853
.851
.896
.865
.850
.849
.855
.847
.893
.871
.787
.874
.847
.902
.885
.841
.909
.841
.889
.878
.922
.850
.835
.891
.910
.921
.921
NCAC HISTORY
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
YearPlayer
FG
1984-85—
1985-86—
1986-87 Brian Pennington, CWRU 31
1987-88 Tim Keller, KEN
29
1988-89 Mike Taylor, OWU
32
1989-90 Erich Riebe, WOO
59
1990-91 Tim Southerland, WOO
28
1991-92 Cory Hodge, OBE
44
1992-93 Craig Bradley, WOO
44
1993-94 Doug Meinen, WOO
32
1994-95 Justun Lott, OWU
44
1995-96 Jerry Ambooken, ALL
70
1996-97 Bryan Moloney, CWRU
42
1997-98 Jason Barger, DEN
37
1998-99 Chris Good, ALL
40
1999-2000 Ryan Snyder, WOO
39
2000-01 Cameron Leverett, OBE
27
2001-02 Ryan Smith, WAB
39
2002-03 Matt Magnusen, ALL
40
2003-04 Danny Brywczynski, WITT 31
2004-05 Andy Van Horn, WOO
30
2005-06 Devin Fulk, WOO
60
2006-07 Ben Chojnacki, OWU
36
2007-08 James Cooper, WOO
69
2008-09 Justin Hallowell, WOO
94
2009-10 Matt Fegan, WOO
48
2010-11 Nathan Balch, WOO
66
2011-12 Steven Newell, WITT
31
2012-13 Jalen Goodwin, WOO
23
2013-14 Xavier Brown, WOO
43
2014-15 Kasey Oetting, WAB
40
23
G
27
21
29
25
28
29
26
24
25
24
25
26
23
28
29
24
25
26
26
27
26
24
27
24
27
26
24
28
29
28
26
Blocks
34
34
54
100
93
85
78
72
31
43
52
47
63
65
81
59
61
61
45
50
39
53
50
39
29
35
29
62
82
84
56
Avg
1.3
1.6
1.9
4.0
3.3
2.9
3.0
3.0
1.2
1.8
2.1
1.8
2.7
2.3
2.8
2.5
2.4
2.4
1.7
1.9
1.5
2.2
1.9
1.6
1.1
1.3
1.2
2.2
2.8
3.0
2.2
STEALS
YearPlayer
1984-85 Scott Tedder, OWU
1985-86 Michael Brown, OBE
1988-89 Kevin Andrew, DEN
1989-90 Perry Junius, ALL
1990-91 Perry Junius, ALL
1991-92 Dale Lewis, OBE
1996-97 Matt Hall, EARL
1997-98 Curtis Wright, EARL
1998-99 Bryan Moloney, CWRU
2003-04 Brandon Pool, HIR
2004-05 Justin Schmitt, ALL
2005-06 Brandon Miller, EARL
2006-07 Bill Babe, ALL
2007-08 Wes Smith, WAB
2008-09 Kyle Miller, OWU
2010-11 Wes Smith, WAB
2011-12 Brian Shelbourne, WAB
2012-13 Julian Pavlin, KEN
2013-14 Dre White, OWU
2014-15 Ben Simpson, OWU
ocked shots
the NCAC in bl
d
le
rs
ge
Ro
l
Reue
ive seasons.
for 3 consecut
G
27
27
25
32
27
27
27
24
25
26
25
27
23
23
26
25
24
28
28
25
25
27
25
28
24
25
26
26
27
28
28
NCAC HISTORY
24
BLOCKED SHOTS
YearPlayer
1984-85 Mark Oberholtzer, OWU
1985-86 Mike O’Brien, WOO
1986-87 Garret Daggett, ALL
1987-88 Mike Trimmer, WOO
1988-89 Mike Trimmer, WOO
1990-91 Dale Eilrich, OWU
1991-92 David Morrison, OBE
1993-94 Brian Arenschield, CWRU
1994-95 Brian Arenschield, CWRU
1995-96 Philip Yontz, WOO
1996-97 Eric England, EARL
1999-2000 Clinton Blockson, HIR
2003-04 Daniel Russ, WITT
2004-05 Kyle Coffey, WAB
2005-06 Allen Bediako, KEN
2006-07 Dane Borchers, WITT
2007-08 Nick Welsh, EARL
2008-09 Dave Knapke, KEN
2009-10 Larry Farmer, DEN
2011-12 Reuel Rogers, OWU
Steals
70
114
83
105
53
80
96
56
63
62
76
123
100
82
64
66
64
64
94
54
60
61
45
68
58
68
74
45
55
51
57
Avg
2.6
4.2
3.3
3.3
2.0
2.9
3.6
2.3
2.5
2.4
3.0
4.6
4.3
3.6
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.3
3.4
2.2
2.4
2.3
1.8
2.4
2.4
2.7
2.8
1.7
2.0
1.8
2.0
Season
Player of the Year
1984-85
Mark Oberholtzer, Ohio Wesleyan—
Newcomer of the Year
Gene Mehaffey, Ohio Wesleyan
Coach of the Year
1985-86
Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan
—
Bill L. Brown, Kenyon
1986-87
Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan
—
John Reynders, Allegheny
1987-88
Lee Rowlinson, Ohio Wesleyan—
Gene Mehaffey, Ohio Wesleyan
1988-89
Garrett Daggett, Allegheny
—
Bill H. Brown, Kenyon
1989-90
Brad Baldridge, Wittenberg
—
Dan Hipsher, Wittenberg
1990-91
Brad Baldridge, Wittenberg
—
Steve Moore, Wooster
1991-92
Cory Hodge, Oberlin
—
1992-93
Brian Buchanan, Wooster
—
Bill H. Brown, Kenyon
1993-94
Matt Croci, Wittenberg
—
Bill L. Brown, Wittenberg
1994-95
Chris Donovan, Kenyon
—
Bill Sudeck, Case Reserve
1995-96
David Masciola, Allegheny
Philip Yontz, Wooster
Phil Ness, Allegheny
1996-97
Casey Chroust, Denison
Jake DelSandro, Allegheny
Bill Lee, Denison
1997-98
Jason Rusnak, Denison
James Knight, Oberlin
1998-99
Ryan Gorman, Wooster
Brady Keaton, Earlham
Jeff Justus, Earlham;
NCAC HISTORY
PREVIOUS NCAC SPECIAL AWARDS
1999-2000
Josh Estelle, Wabash
Bryan Nelson, Wooster
2000-01
Ryan Taylor, Wittenberg
Travis Schwab, Ohio Wesleyan
2001-02
Joe DesJean, Wabash
Brandon Cole, Ohio Wesleyan
2002-03
Bryan Nelson, Wooster
Brandon Crawford, Oberlin
2003-04
Travis Schwab, Ohio Wesleyan
Tom Port, Wooster
2004-05
Daniel Russ, Wittenberg
Quinton Spencer, Oberlin
Bob Ghiloni, Denison
2005-06
James Cooper, Wooster
Brandon Johnson, Wooster
Mike DeWitt, Ohio Wesleyan
2006-07
Tom Port, Wooster
Dave Knapke, Kenyon
2007-08
James Cooper, Wooster
Korey Haddox, Kenyon Matt Croci, Kenyon
2008-09
Bryan Yelvington, Kenyon
Justin Hallowell, Wooster
Steve Fleming, Hiram
2009-10
Ian Franks, Wooster
Dimonde Hale, Denison
Mac Petty, Wabash
2010-11
Ian Franks, Wooster
Aaron Stefanov, Hiram
2011-12
Tim Brady, Ohio Wesleyan
Xavier Brown, Wooster
2012-13
Andy Winters, Ohio Wesleyan
Ross Sponsler, Wabash
Dan Priest, Kenyon
2013-14
Doug Thorpe, Wooster
Kyle Aiton, Wabash
2014-15
Claude Gray, Ohio Wesleyan
Nate Axelrod, Ohio Wesleyan
Mark Oberholtzer
Brandon Cole
Scott Tedder
Lee Rowlinson
Tim Brady
Travis Schwab
Andy Winters
25
Individual — Game
Points: 50, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Ohio University, 11/28/1987
Field Goal Attempts: 35, Chip Winiarski (Oberlin) vs.
Ohio Wesleyan, 1/24/1987
Field Goals: 19, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Ohio
University, 11/28/1987;
Quinton Spencer (Oberlin) vs. Hiram, 2/4/2006
Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (11-11),
Brian Buchanan (Wooster) vs. Allegheny, 1/13/1993;
John Ellenwood (Wooster) vs. Allegheny, 1/26/2000
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 22, Matthew Godwin (Oberlin) vs. Case Reserve, 1/5/2005
3-Pt. Field Goals: 10, Travis Brett (Earlham) vs. DePauw, 1/8/2002;
Nick Felhaber (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Oberlin, 1/21/2015
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6),
Brian Pennington (Case Reserve) vs. Kenyon, 1/10/1987;
Joe Conley (Allegheny) vs. Albany, 11/30/1991;
Kyle Witucky (Wooster) vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 12/6/2003;
Aaron Stefanov (Hiram) vs. Case Reserve, 12/18/2010;
Austin Burton (Wabash) vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 2/12/2014
Free Throw Attempts: 23, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan) vs.
Morehead State,12/19/1987;
Kevin Frye (Denison) vs. Case Reserve, 2/6/1993
Free Throws: 19, Dimonde Hale (Denison) vs. Washington &
Jefferson, 11/15/2012
Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (15-15), Nick Catanzarite
(Allegheny) vs. Alfred, 11/29/2000
Rebounds: 23, Ben Schulz (Allegheny) vs. Medaille, 11/29/1996;
Andrew Fox (Oberlin) vs. Westminster, 11/15/2011;
Andrew Fox (Oberlin) vs. Kalamazoo, 11/28/2012
Assists: 17, Terry Gray (Allegheny) vs. Oberlin, 2/6/1985
Blocked Shots: 10, Mike Trimmer (Wooster) vs. Denison,
1/30/1988
Steals: 12, Deron Black (Allegheny) vs. CWRU, 1/17/1996
Individual — Season
Points: 897, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan), 1987-88
Scoring Average: 28.5 (713 in 25g), Scott Tedder (Ohio
Wesleyan), 1986-87
Field Goal Attempts: 652, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan), 1987-88
Field Goals: 317, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan), 1987-88
Field Goal Percentage: 69.6 (128-184), Matt Schlingman
(Wooster), 2004-05
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 304, Chris Sullivan (Wittenberg),
2010-11
3-Pt. Field Goals: 120, Chris Sullivan (Wittenberg), 2010-11
3-Pt. FG Percentage: 54.0 (27-50), Cameron Leverett (Oberlin), 2000-01
Free Throw Attempts: 266, Lee Rowlinson, (Ohio Wesleyan), 1987-88
Free Throws: 225, Lee Rowlinson (Ohio Wesleyan), 1987-88
Free Throw Percentage: 92.2 (59-64), Kevin Murray
(Wittenberg), 2008-09
Rebounds: 357, Chris Donovan (Kenyon), 1994-95
Assists: 216, Marcus Amos (Allegheny), 1988-89
Blocked Shots: 100, Mike Trimmer (Wooster), 1987-88
Steals: 123, Deron Black (Allegheny), 1995-96
Individual — Career
Points: 2501, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan), 1984-88
Scoring Average: 24.3 (2501 in 103g), Scott Tedder (Ohio
Wesleyan), 1984-88
Field Goal Attempts: 1974, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan),
1984-88
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NCAC RECORDS
NCAC RECORDS
Field Goals: 938, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan), 1984-88
Field Goal Pct: 63.9 (442-692), John Ellenwood (Wooster),
1996-2000
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 733, Justin Hallowell (Wooster),
2008-12
3-Pt. Field Goals: 305, Justin Hallowell (Wooster), 2008-12
3-Pt. FG Percentage: 50.0 (92-184), Nelson Morris (Kenyon),
1984-88
Free Throw Attempts: 712, Dan Hodgkinson (Denison), 2003-07
Free Throws: 523, Dan Hodgkinson (Denison), 2003-07
Free Throw Percentage: 89.5 (274-306), Aaron Stefanov
(Hiram), 2010-14
Rebounds: 1010, Ryan Gorman (Wooster), 1995-99
Assists: 684, Terry Gray (Allegheny), 1984-88
Blocked Shots: 257, Mike Trimmer (Wooster), 1985-89
Steals: 323, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan), 1984-88
Team — Game
Points: 150, Wooster vs. Emory & Henry, 11/27/2005
Points, Both Teams: 251, Wooster (150) vs. Emory & Henry (101), 11/27/2005
Margin of Victory: 109, Kenyon (132) vs. Dominican (23),
11/27/1987
Field Goal Attempts: 100, Oberlin vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 1/23/1988
Field Goals: 63, Wooster vs. Emory & Henry, 11/27/2005
Field Goal Pct: 73.9 (34-46), Wooster vs. Allegheny, 1/13/1993
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 56, Oberlin vs. Case Reserve, 1/5/2005
3-Pt. Field Goals: 25, Wooster vs. Cabrini, 11/17/2006
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6), Wittenberg vs.
Ohio Northern, 12/29/1990
Free Throw Attempts: 71, Earlham vs. Oberlin, 12/6/1992
Free Throws: 46, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Wooster, 1/13/1988;
Earlham vs. Oberlin, 12/6/1992
Free Throw Pct: 100.0 (20-20), Wittenberg vs. Hiram, 2/2/2008
Rebounds: 73, Wooster vs. Emory & Henry, 11/27/2005
Assists: 41, Wooster vs. Emory & Henry, 11/27/2005
Blocked Shots: 12, Wittenberg vs. Earlham, 2/12/1992;
Wittenberg vs. Hanover, 11/30/1996;
Wooster vs. Allegheny, 1/26/2005
Steals: 23, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Principia, 11/22/1991
Team — Season
Points: 3050, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88
Scoring Average: 98.2 (2945 in 30g), Wooster, 2005-06
Scoring Defense: 54.6 (1857 in 34g), Wittenberg, 2005-06
Scoring Margin: 22.2 (83.9-61.7), Wittenberg, 1990-91
Field Goal Attempts: 2155, Wooster, 2006-07
Field Goals: 1124, Ohio Wesleyan,1987-88
Field Goal Percentage: 53.0 (1124-2122), Ohio Wesleyan,
1987-88
Field Goal Percentage Defense: 37.2 (572-1537), Wittenberg,
2004-05
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 888, Ohio Wesleyan, 2014-15
3-Pt. Field Goals: 338, Ohio Wesleyan, 2014-15
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 49.0 (175-357), Kenyon, 1987-88
Free Throw Attempts: 888, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88
Free Throws: 698, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88
Free Throw Percentage: 79.3 (543-685), Wooster, 2002-03
Rebounds: 1428, Wittenberg, 1993-94
Rebound Margin: 14.0 (44.7-30.7), Wittenberg, 2000-01
Assists: 618, Wittenberg, 1993-94
Blocked Shots: 177, Wooster, 1988-89
Steals: 316, Case Reserve, 1996-97
Wins: 31, Wooster, 2010-11
Winning Streak: 26, Wittenberg, 1993-94
Winning Streak (NCAC games): 41, Wooster, 1998-2000
Ohio Wesleyan University is a charter member
of the North Coast Athletic Conference, which began
competition in the 1984-85 academic year. Other charter
members are Allegheny College, Case Western Reserve
University, Denison University, Kenyon College, Oberlin
College and the College of Wooster. Wittenberg University joined the NCAC in 1988, Earlham College joined in
1988 and remains an affiliate member in field hockey,
Hiram College and Wabash College joined the NCAC in
1998, and DePauw University joined the NCAC in 2010.
The NCAC’s 10 members believe academic and
athletic excellence can co-exist, with no undue overemphasis on athletics. They also believe the principle of
balance is important in athletic programs at the Division
III level, with no “major” or “minor” sports in comparison with any other, but all equally worthwhile. Equity
for both men’s and women’s sports is a founding and
standard principle. The NCAC’s 23 championship sports
includes 11 for men and 12 for women, the latter figure
leading all Division III conferences in the country. When
at least 5 Conference institutions sponsor a varsity
sport, the NCAC conducts championship play and honors the champion.
Executive Director >> Keri Alexander Luchowski
Office Phone >> (440) 871-8100
Assistant Director >> Bret Billhardt
Assistant Director >> Russell Kramer
Fax Machine >> (440) 871-4221
ABOUT THE NCAC
ABOUT THE NCAC
THE NCAC IN BRIEF
Mailing Address >> PO Box 16679, Cleveland, OH 44116
E-mail >>[email protected]
Home Page >>http://www.northcoast.org
Founded >> February, 1983
Conference Colors >> Red, White and Blue
Championship Sports >> 23 (11 men, 12 women)
During the NCAC’s 31 years of competition, the
league has established itself as one of the most competitive in the nation. A total of 61 teams in all 23 sports
were represented in national competition last year, with
one team winning an NCAA Division III championship
to raise the conference’s 31-year total to 65. In addition,
219 student-athletes from around the league earned AllAmerica and/or Academic All-America® honors.
Ohio Wesleyan President Rock
Jones and Denison President
Dale Knobel display the 2008-09
NCAC All-Sports Trophies. Ohio
Wesleyan and Denison finished
in a dead heat in the 2008-09 allsports race, marking the first allsports tie in conference history.
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OWU 95, Kenyon 86
Nov. 18 at Gambier
Nick Felhaber scored 8 points during a 16-1 second-half
run that put Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay and tied a school
record as the Bishops defeated the Lords in their season
and North Coast Athletic Conference opener. Felhaber went
5-for-5 from the field, all from 3-point range, to tie the school
single-game record for 3-point field goal percentage set by
Dirk Miller at Muskingum on Dec. 15, 1988, and equaled 3
times since, by Jimmy Francis at Wittenberg on Jan. 6, 2001;
by Bryan King vs. Allegheny on Jan. 18, 2003; and by Brian
Cafarella at Centre on March 8, 2008.
SCORING LEADERS: Felhaber, Simpson 17; Axelrod, Davis 16.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gray 8, Jeske 6.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 4, Simpson 2.
OWU 82, Alma 67
Nov. 21 at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Nate Axelrod scored 7 points during a 12-0 first-half
burst that gave Ohio Wesleyan an early lead, Claude Gray
buried a trio of 3-pointers during another 12-0 first-half run,
and Felhaber scored 7 points during a 17-1 second-half run
that put the Bishops ahead to stay as Ohio Wesleyan defeated
the Fighting Scots in the first round of the Great Lakes
Challenge, hosted by Calvin College.
SCORING LEADERS: Gray 31; Axelrod, Felhaber 14.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gray, Jeske 7; Kinsley 6.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 5; Gray, Jeske 3.
OWU 85, Calvin 71
Nov. 22 at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Felhaber scored 5 points and Axelrod and Gray added
3-pointers during a 13-0 first-half run that opened up a
double-digit lead, and Felhaber and Axelrod tied school
records as Ohio Wesleyan defeated the sixth-ranked Knights
in the second round of the Great Lakes Challenge. Felhaber
led the Bishops with a career-high 29 points. He went 9-for12 from 3-point range, with the 9 trifectas tying the school
record set by J.R. Shumate against Thomas More on Dec. 13,
1995. Felhaber’s 3-point field goal percentage (.750) broke
the school record for 10 or more attempts (.700) set by Bryan
King against Mount Union on Nov. 26, 2005, and tied by
Dustin Rudegeair against Heidelberg on March 7, 2008, and
by Taylor Rieger at DePauw on Jan. 26, 2013. Axelrod dished
out 11 assists, with the 11 helpers tying the school record for
a freshman, set by Dirk Miller against Denison on Feb. 10,
1988.
SCORING LEADERS: Felhaber 29, Gray 20.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 8, Felhaber 7.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 11, Griggs 3.
OWU 90, Capital 73
Nov. 26 at Branch Rickey Arena
Ben Simpson and Matt Jeske scored all 7 points during
a 7-0 run that opened up a double-digit first-half lead, and
Jeske and Felhaber hit 3-pointers during a 9-2 run that gave
Ohio Wesleyan a double-digit second-half lead as the Bishops
defeated the Crusaders in non-conference action.
SCORING LEADERS: Felhaber, Simpson 20; Gray 13.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gray 6, Kinsley 5.
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OWU 77, Defiance 63
Nov. 29 at Branch Rickey Arena
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Zak Davis scored 5 points during a 13-0 run that erased a
double-digit deficit, and Gray had 10 points as Ohio Wesleyan
opened the second half with a 15-2 run as the Bishops
defeated the Yellow Jackets in a non-conference contest.
Ohio Wesleyan leaped up 7 spots to the No. 14 positiion in the
next D3hoops.com poll.
SCORING LEADERS: Gray 20, Axelrod 18.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gray, Jeske, Simpson 6.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 5, Felhaber 4.
OWU 92, Wooster 89
Dec. 3 at Wooster
Gray scored 10 points and Felhaber added 6 more during
a 23-3 second-half run that opened up a 23-point Ohio
Wesleyan lead, and the 14th-ranked Bishops withstood a
valiant Wooster comeback to defeat the 10th-ranked Fighting
Scots in an NCAC thriller.
SCORING LEADERS: Gray 33, Felhaber 22.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gray 6, Simpson 5.
OWU 76, Denison 74
Dec. 6 at Branch Rickey Arena
Jeske hit a pair of 3-pointers during an 8-2 run that put
Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay, and Gray blocked a potential
game-tying shot as the 14th-ranked Bishops extended their
record to 7-0 with an NCAC win over the Big Red. The Bishops
attempted 42 shots from beyond the arc, tying the school
record set on Jan. 6, 2001, at Wittenberg and breaking the
Branch Rickey Arena record of 35 set by Adrian against Ohio
Wesleyan on Nov. 20, 2001, and tied by Ohio Wesleyan against
Defiance on Dec. 18, 2008. Ohio Wesleyan leaped 8 spots to
sixth in the next D3hoops.com poll. Gray was named NCAC
Player of the Week for his efforts against Wooster and Denison.
SCORING LEADERS: Gray 19, Simpson 15.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Felhaber 8; Gray, Simpson 6.
ASSIST LEADERS: Felhaber 4; Gray, Simpson 3.
Trine 87, OWU 82
Dec. 9 at Angola, Ind.
Gray and Jeske each hit a pair of 3-pointers during a
16-0 first-half run that opened up a double-digit lead, but
the Thunder rallied to take the lead in the second half and
withstood a fierce Ohio Wesleyan comeback to hand the
sixth-ranked Bishops their first loss of the season. The
loss snapped Ohio Wesleyan’s 7-game winning streak, the
Bishops’ longest season-opening skein since the 1933-34
team reeled off 7 straight wins to kick off its campaign.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Kinsley, Simpson 5; Felhaber 3.
OWU 92, Hiram 84
Axelrod and Felhaber combined for 29 second-half
points to help sixth-ranked Ohio Wesleyan post an NCAC win
over the Terriers. The Bishops moved to No. 10 in the next
D3hoops.com poll.
SCORING LEADERS: Felhaber 23, Axelrod 17.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 6, Gray 5.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 4; 3 with 3.
Simpson scored 20 points and Gray had 18 points as
10th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan built a 22-point halftime lead
and went on a post a non-conference win over the Cardinals.
Gray led the Bishops with 28 points, Simpson finished with a
career-high 25 points, and Axelrod ended up with 21 points.
It was the first time that Ohio Wesleyan had 3 20-point
scorers in a single game since Nov. 24, 2001, when Jason
Dopulos had 22 points, Shawn Kindred had 20 points, and
Travis Schwab scored 20 points at Rhodes. Simpson was
named NCAC Player of the Week for his efforts.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 4, Tschiderer 2.
Hope 87, OWU 61
Jan. 3 at Holland, Mich.
Gray hit a 3-pointer and Jeske followed with a basket as
10th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan narrowed an 11-point secondhalf deficit to just 3, but the Flying Dutchmen pulled away to
take a non-conference win over the Bishops. Ohio Wesleyan
moved to No. 17 in the next D3hoops.com poll.
SCORING LEADERS: Axelrod 18, Gray 12.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Jeske 7, Simpson 6.
OWU 75, Wittenberg 63
Jan. 7 at Branch Rickey Arena
Gray scored 6 points and Jeske added 5 more during a
17-4 run that put Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay as the 17thranked Bishops moved their NCAC record to 5-0 with a win
over the Tigers.
OWU 89, Allegheny 72
Felhaber and Will Orr hit 3-pointers during a 10-1 run
that wiped out an early deficit, and Felhaber buried a pair of
3-pointers during a 12-3 burst that opened up a double-digit
lead as 17th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan moved to 6-0 in the NCAC
with an win over the Gators.
SCORING LEADERS: Simpson 24, Felhaber 17.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 7; Axelrod, Gray 4.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 11, Gray 4.
Wabash 75, OWU 70
Jan. 14 at Crawfordsville, Ind.
Gray buried a 3-pointer to tie the game at 70, but the
Little Giants scored the final 5 points of the game to give
17th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan its first NCAC loss of the season.
SCORING LEADERS: Axelrod 26, Simpson 14.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 5; Gray, Jeske 4.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 5; Gray, Simpson 1.
OWU 76, DePauw 64
Gray and Jeske hit 3-pointers as 17th-ranked Ohio
Wesleyan opened the game with a 12-0 run and went on
to an NCAC win over the Tigers. The victory was the 300th
career win for Ohio Wesleyan head coach Mike DeWitt, and
also marked his 250th victory as the Battling Bishops’ head
coach. The Bishops moved to No. 23 in the next D3hoops.com
rankings.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 4, Felhaber 2.
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OWU 92, Otterbein 81
OWU 86, Oberlin 61
Jan. 21 at Oberlin
Felhaber erupted for a career-high 36 points and set a
pair of school records in leading 23rd-ranked Ohio Wesleyan
in an NCAC win over the Yeomen. Felhaber went 10-for-12
from beyond the arc in the contest. The 10 3-point field
goals broke the school record of 9 set by J.R. Shumate against
Thomas More on Dec. 13, 1995, and tied by Felhaber at
Calvin on Nov. 22, 2014. The 3-point field goal percentage of
.833 broke the school record of .750 (10 or more attempts)
Felhaber set at Calvin on Nov. 22, 2014.
SCORING LEADERS: Felhaber 36, Axelrod 16.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Jeske 5; Kinsley, Simpson 4.
Denison 73, OWU 70
Jan. 24 at Granville
Axelrod scored 15 points and Gray added 10 points
during during the second half as 23rd-ranked Ohio Wesleyan
pared a 21-point deficit to only 4, but the Big Red held on for
an NCAC win over the Bishops.
SCORING LEADERS: Axelrod 22, Jeske 15.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 7, Jeske 2.
OWU 92, Wooster 85
Gray scored 18 first-half points and added 5 points
during a 12-0 second-half run that opened up a 15-point lead,
and Axelrod went 8-for-8 from the free throw line during
the final 2-plus minutes to help Ohio Wesleyan close out
an NCAC win over the 10th-ranked Fighting Scots. The win
moved Ohio Wesleyan into a tie for first place with Wooster in
the NCAC standings and completed a regular-season sweep
of the Fighting Scots, the Bishops’ first 2-game regular-season
sweep of Wooster since the 1987-88 season.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 10, Kinsley 2.
OWU 70, Hiram 64
Jan. 31 at Hiram
Orr and Felhaber hit 3-pointers during a 10-0 run that
put Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay, and the Bishops withstood
a Terrier comeback to take an NCAC win. Gray was named
NCAC Player of the Week for his efforts in the Wooster and
Hiram games.
SCORING LEADERS: Simpson 19, Gray 17.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Felhaber, Simpson 8; Jeske 5.
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Axelrod hit a go-ahead 3-pointer and came up with
a timely steal in the closing seconds as Ohio Wesleyan
withstood a frantic Wittenberg rally to close out an NCAC win
over the Tigers.
OWU 106, Oberlin 76
Feb. 18 at Branch Rickey Arena
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OWU 49, Wittenberg 47
Feb. 4 at Springfield
SCORING LEADERS: Axelrod 14, Felhaber 12.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 7, Axelrod 5.
ASSIST LEADERS: Simpson 3, Axelrod 2.
Axelrod scored 22 of his season-high 32 points during
the first half as 17th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan built a 20-point
lead, and the Bishops held off a Yeomen comeback to record
an NCAC win. The win clinched the NCAC championship for
Ohio Wesleyan, the Bishops’ first since the 1987-88 season,
when Ohio Wesleyan and Allegheny shared the title, and gave
Ohio Wesleyan its first outright NCAC title since the 1986-87
season, head coach Mike DeWitt’s senior season.
OWU 102, Kenyon 93
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 14, Davis 6.
Axelrod, Simpson, and Gray led a balanced Ohio
Wesleyan offense as the Bishops outscored the Lords in an
NCAC tilt. Ohio Wesleyan went 12-for-19 (63.2 percent) from
3-point range during the first half and finished the game
with 18 trifectas in 34 attempts. The 18 3-pointers broke the
arena record of 17 set by Ohio Wesleyan against Allegheny on
Feb. 21, 2006, while the Bishops’ 3-point field goal percentage
of 52.9 broke the school record of 51.5 percent (17-for-33)
in 30 or more attempts, also set by Ohio Wesleyan against
Allegheny on Feb. 21, 2006. Axelrod led the Bishops with
25 points and a season-high 12 assists, with the 12 assists
breaking the school record of 11 assists by a freshman, set
by Dirk Miller against Denison on Feb. 10, 1988, and equaled
twice by Axelrod. Ohio Wesleyan moved to No. 23 in the next
D3hoops.com poll.
SCORING LEADERS: Axelrod 25; Gray, Simpson 23.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gray 7; Felhaber, Simpson 4.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 12; Felhaber, Gray 4.
OWU 86, DePauw 77
Feb. 21 at Greencastle, Ind.
Felhaber and Gray combined to score all 14 points during
a late 14-2 run that helped 17th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan defeat
the Tigers in NCAC action. With the win, the Bishops finished
the NCAC slate with a 16-2 record, the most league wins
recorded in a season by an Ohio Wesleyan men’s basketball
team, surpassing the 15 posted by the 1961-62 team. Ohio
won the No. 1 seed in the NCAC tournament. Axelrod was
named NCAC Player of the Week for his efforts in the Oberlin
and DePauw contests.
SCORING LEADERS: Gray 26, Felhaber 20.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 12, Jeske 7.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 8, Jeske 4.
NCAC TOURNAMENT
OWU 81, Wabash 80
OWU 83, Oberlin 66
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Gray 8, Kinsley 6.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod 6; Jeske, Simpson 1.
SCORING LEADERS: Gray 23, Jeske 16.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 13; Gray, Jeske 6.
OWU 80, Allegheny 66
Feb. 14 at Meadville, Pa.
DePauw 69, OWU 65
Gray sank a pair of free throws with :10 to play to
put 23rd-ranked Ohio Wesleyan ahead, and the Bishops
withstood a potential game-winning shot to hold on for an
NCAC win over the Little Giants.
Felhaber hit a pair of 3-pointers during an 11-0 first-half
run that opened up a double-digit lead and combined with
Gray to score all 11 points during an 11-0 second-half run
as 23rd-ranked Ohio Wesleyan defeated the Gators in NCAC
action. Ohio Wesleyan moved to No. 17 in the next D3hoops.
com poll.
SCORING LEADERS: Gray 25; Felhaber, Jeske, Simpson 14.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 12; Felhaber, Jeske 6.
ASSIST LEADERS: Gray 6, Axelrod 4.
Gray and Jeske combined for 31 first-half points as
13th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan built a 15-point halftime lead
and went on to defeat the Yeomen in an NCAC tournament
quarterfinal matchup.
Simpson sank a pair of free throws to give 13th-ranked
Ohio Wesleyan a 63-62 lead, but the Tigers closed the game
with a 7-2 run to upset the Bishops in a semifinal contest of
the NCAC tournament.
SCORING LEADERS: Jeske 16, Simpson 14.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 8, Kinsley 7.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod, Simpson 3; Felhaber, Kinsley 2.
NCAA DIVISION III TOURNAMENT
St. Olaf 90, OWU 78
March 6 at Whitewater, Wis.
Simpson and Gray hit 3-pointers during an 8-0 run
that gave 16th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan a 16-8 lead, but the
24th-ranked Oles pulled away during the second half and
withstood an Ohio Wesleyan comeback to defeat the Bishops
in a first-round contest of the NCAA Division III tournament.
SCORING LEADERS: Simpson 25, Gray 19.
REBOUNDING LEADERS: Simpson 11; Davis, Gray 4.
ASSIST LEADERS: Axelrod, Simpson 3; 3 with 1.
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Individual — Ohio Wesleyan
50 points: Nov. 28, 1987, Scott Tedder at Ohio University (50)
40 points: Feb. 26, 2004, Travis Schwab vs. Wooster (40)
30 points: Feb. 18, 2015, Nate Axelrod at Oberlin (32)
Two players with 30 points: Dec. 19, 1987, Scott Tedder (34)
and Lee Rowlinson (34) at Morehead State
Three players with 20 points: Feb. 7, 2015;
Nate Axelrod (25), Claude Gray (23), and
Ben Simpson (23) vs. Kenyon
Seven players in double figures: Jan. 22, 1970,
Ken Redick (17), Mike Mickler (14), Jay Baksa (13),
Rick Grimes (13), Al Fogt (11), Dan Penrod (11), and
Harry Radcliffe (11) at Western Reserve
Six players in double figures: Nov. 17, 2006; Matt Shirer (15),
Brian Cafarella (12), Ben Chojnacki (10), Jesse Jean (10),
Dustin Rudegeair (10), and Ted Uritus (10) vs. D'Youville
Five players in double figures: Nov. 18, 2014;
Nick Felhaber (17), Ben Simpson (17), Nate Axelrod (16),
Zak Davis (16), and Claude Gray (11) at Kenyon
No players in double figures: Dec. 11, 2010, vs. Wooster
20 rebounds: Dec. 28, 2011, Marshall Morris vs. Albion (22)
15 rebounds: Nov. 16, 2012, Reuel Rogers vs. Defiance (17)
Five 3-point baskets: Feb. 18, 2015,
Nate Axelrod vs. Oberlin (6)
10 assists: Feb. 7, 2015, Nate Axelrod vs. Kenyon (12)
5 blocked shots: Feb. 25, 2014, Reuel Rogers vs.
Kenyon (5)
5 steals: Jan. 31, 2015, Ben Simpson at Hiram (5)
Individual — Opponent
40 points: Jan. 21, 1995, Jamie Harless, Kenyon (40)
30 points: Dec. 9, 2014, Will Dixon, at Trine (32)
Two players with 30 points: Dec. 3, 1955, Wynn Hawkins (30)
and Paul James (30), Baldwin-Wallace
Three players with 20 points: Nov. 30, 1996, Tony Joseph (30),
Russell Hall (21), and Brad Howe (21) at Capital
Seven players in double figures: Nov. 30, 1977,
Wayne Robinson (20), Les Henson (17), Ron Bell (17),
John Hillenbrand (15), Marshall Ashford (14), Tic Price (12),
and David Bennett (12) at Virginia Tech
Six players in double figures: Nov. 25, 2003,
Michael Brock (15), Charles Slaughter (15),
Mamadou Diakhate (12), Matt Witt (12),
Michael Haney (10), and Julian Mascoll (10)
at Eastern Kentucky
Five players in double figures: Jan. 17, 2015,
Michael Onuorah (17), Bradley Fey (12), Bob Dillon (11),
Tommy Fernitz (10), and Frank Patton (10) vs. DePauw
No players in double figures: Jan. 2, 2012, Capital
20 rebounds: Feb. 23, 2007, Dane Borchers, Wittenberg (20)
15 rebounds: Nov. 25, 2014, Andrew Bolka, at Capital (17)
Five 3-point baskets: Feb. 24, 2015, Austin Little,
Oberlin (5)
10 assists: Feb. 7, 2015, Cooper Handelsman, Kenyon (14)
5 blocked shots: Feb. 22, 2013, Brian Comey, Kenyon (5)
5 steals: Dec. 11, 2013, Steven McCann, at Anderson (7)
Team — Ohio Wesleyan
120 points: Jan. 28, 2006,
H- Ohio Wesleyan 121, Hiram 70
110 points: Jan. 19, 1994,
H- Ohio Wesleyan 110, Earlham 70
100 points (home): Feb. 18, 2015,
H- Ohio Wesleyan 106, Oberlin 76
100 points (away): Feb. 5, 1994,
A- Ohio Wesleyan 105, Wilmington 71
100 points (neutral): Nov. 22, 1993,
N- Ohio Wesleyan 100, Grace Bible 85
100 points in loss: Feb. 13, 1979,
A- Heidelberg 110, OWU 102
15 3-point baskets: Feb. 18, 2015, vs. Oberlin (15)
10 3-point baskets: Feb. 27, 2015, vs. DePauw (13)
60 rebounds: Feb. 17, 1988, vs. Case Reserve (60)
50 rebounds: Feb. 19, 2013, vs. Denison (56)
30 assists: Dec. 28, 2012, vs. Pitt-Greensburg (31)
25 assists: Jan. 9, 2013, vs. Denison (25)
10 blocked shots: Nov. 20, 2013, vs. Kenyon (10)
15 steals: Dec. 20, 2014, vs. Otterbein (15)
LAST TIME IT HAPPENED
LAST TIME IT HAPPENED
Team — Opponent
110 points: Nov. 28, 1987,
A- OWU 122, Ohio University 115
100 points (at OWU): Nov. 21, 1993,
H- Geneseo State 102, OWU 61
100 points (at opponent): Jan. 21, 2006,
A- Wooster 103, OWU 94
100 points (neutral site): Dec. 28, 1972,
N- OWU 118, Wabash 113 (3 OT)
100 points in loss: March 12, 1988,
H- OWU 106, Illinois Wesleyan 103
15 3-point baskets: Feb. 17, 2010, at Wooster (15)
10 3-point baskets: Feb. 11, 2015, vs. Wabash (10)
60 rebounds: Dec. 13, 1983, at Marshall (60)
50 rebounds: Feb. 4, 2015, at Wittenberg (54)
25 assists: Nov. 22, 2008, at Wheaton (27)
10 blocked shots: Feb. 4, 2012, at Oberlin (11)
15 steals: Jan. 19, 2002, at Allegheny (16)
31
Year Coach
1905-06 Lewis J. Bingham
1906-07 Branch Rickey
Rickey (3 years)
1909-10 Lynn W. St. John
St. John (3 years)
1912-13 Mark Banks
1913-14 Frederick Dixon
Dixon (4 years)
1917-18 William Harris
1918-19 Harry Ewing
1919-20 Harry Ewing
Ewing (2 years)
1920-21 Ben Van Alstyne
Van Alstyne (6 years) 1926-27 Raymond Detrick
1927-28 Raymond Detrick
1928-29* Raymond Detrick
Detrick (13 years)
1939-40 James Scott
1940-41 James Scott
Scott (2 years)
Branch
Rickey
32
W
4
10
9
5
24
9
10
13
32
10
11
8
8
5
32
13
8
5
13
10
12
10
17
16
10
75
12
16
18
9
13
11
15
13
17
13
3
6
16
162
13
8
21
LPct. PF PA
5
.444
265 185
3
.769
505 273
4
.692
421 306
12
.294
521 573
19
.558
11
.450
583 555
9
.526
552 457
4
.765
586 417
24
.571
5
.667
595 354
5
.688
649 406
6
.571
458 382
4
.667
325 286
10
.333
396 388
25
.561
3
.813
462 412
6
.571
435 278
8
.385 325 326
14
.481
3
.769
379 302
4
.750 441 351
9
.526
509 494
6
.739
736 551
3
.842
801 504
6
.625
537 497
31
.708
8
.600
780 691
5
.762
864 628
3
.857
809 604
7
.563
522 489
7
.650
609 554
7
.611
641 577
4
.789
763 606
3
.813
595 430
2
.895
740 566
6
.684
651 589
15
.167
549 667
12
.333
669 802
10
.615 1196 1064
89
.645
7
.650
892 789
9
.471
746 775
16
.568
Lynn
St. John
1941-42 Lars Wagner
4
1942-43 Lars Wagner
7
1943-44 Lars Wagner
10
Wagner (3 years)
21
1944-45 Ken Hawk
3
1945-46 George Gauthier
9
1946-47 Bob Strimer
18
1947-48 Bob Strimer
11
1948-49* Bob Strimer
17
1949-50 Bob Strimer
12
1950-51 Bob Strimer
12
1951-52 Bob Strimer
16
1952-53 Bob Strimer
15
1953-54 Bob Strimer
9
1954-55 Bob Strimer
7
1955-56 Bob Strimer
7
1956-57 Bob Strimer
8
1957-58 Bob Strimer
5
Strimer (12 years) 137 1958-59 Frank Shannon
11
1959-60 Frank Shannon
10
15
1961-62* Frank Shannon
21
18
17
15
7
9
9
6
5
9
11
5
2
4
4
12
15
9
Shannon (21 years) 214
1979-80 Gene Mehaffey
10
13
12
Ben Van
Alstyne
15
14
10
39
14
11
9
9
9
12
10
9
7
15
14
15
14
16
139
11
12
8
3
6
6
8
14
13
14
16
13
13
12
16
17
17
19
12
11
15
256
15
13
14
.211
.333
.500
.350
.176
.450
.667
.550
.654
.500
.545
.640
.682
.375
.333
.318
.364
.238
.496
.500
.455
.652
.875
.750
.739
.652
.333
.409
.391
.273
.278
.409
.478
.238
.105
.190
.174
.500
.577
.375
.455
.400
.500
.462
BISHOPS YEAR-BY-YEAR
BISHOP BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR
792 934
1026 1143
1055 1002
779
1101
1662
1147
1619
1571
1488
1794
1805
1716
1561
1649
1603
1431
928
1068
1493
1137
1462
1481
1396
1690
1741
1773
1697
1829
1750
1567
1555
1664
1638
1625
1614
1615
1663
1599
1483
1600
1383
1360
1741
1707
1357
1221
1273
1718
1860
1979
1931
1580
1614
1562
1351
1495
1447
1593
1654
1602
1686
1563
1543
1749
1759
1546
1434
1439
1913
1863
1866
1945
1599 1720
1835 1879
1922 1961
Ray
Detrick
1906
1934
2128
2072
2355
3050
2084
2095
2145
2109
1890
2094
1914
1698
1600
1736
1653
1874
1843
1901
1998
2143
2544
1922
1959
2132
2134
1773
2005
1830
1884
1818
1777
1801
1544
1954
1845
1857
1952
1740
2097
2116
2261
1796
1884
1865
2077
2150
2078
2277
1750
1955
1769
1798
1747
1737
1888
1798
1959
1631
1881
1800
1886
1853
1906
2077
*Conference Champions (Regular Season)
+
Conference Champions (Tournament)
Bob
Strimer
NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY
1988
2008
2012
2013
2014
2015
NATIONAL CHAMPION/Great Lakes Regional Champion
H- OHIO WESLEYAN 77, Ohio Northern 70
H- OHIO WESLEYAN 110, Hope 107 (2 OT)
H- OHIO WESLEYAN 106, Illinois Wesleyan 103
N- OHIO WESLEYAN 87, Nebraska Wesleyan 71
N- OHIO WESLEYAN 92, Scranton 70
Sectional Semifinalist
N- OHIO WESLEYAN 83, Heidelberg 62
A- OHIO WESLEYAN 82, Centre 65
A- Hope 71, OHIO WESLEYAN 63
First Round
N- Hobart 64, OHIO WESLEYAN 60
Second Round
H- OHIO WESLEYAN 84, St. Vincent 75
H- Cabrini 84, OHIO WESLEYAN 81
First Round
N- St. Norbert 87, OHIO WESLEYAN 79
First Round
N- St. Olaf 90, OHIO WESLEYAN 78
NCAA TOURNAMENT SERIES RECORDS
Opponent
Cabrini
Centre
Heidelberg
Hobart
Hope
Illinois Wesleyan
Nebraska Wesleyan
Ohio Northern
St. Norbert
St. Olaf
St. Vincent
Scranton
First Game
Last Game
W
2012-13 (81-84) 2012-13 (81-84) 0
2007-08 (82-65) 2007-08 (82-65) 1
2007-08 (83-62) 2007-08 (83-62) 1
2011-12 (60-64) 2011-12 (60-64) 0
1987-88 (110-107) 2007-08 (63-71) 1
1987-88 (106-103) 1987-88 (106-103)1
1987-88 (87-71) 1987-88 (87-71) 1
1987-88 (77-70) 1987-88 (77-70) 1
2013-14 (79-87) 2013-14 (79-87) 0
2014-15 (90-78) 2014-15 (90-78) 0
2012-13 (84-75) 2012-13 (84-75) 1
1987-88 (92-70) 1987-88 (92-70) 1
NCAA DIVISION III TOTALS (6 years)
Frank
Shannon
BISHOPS YEAR-BY-YEAR
14
13
.519
16
11
.593
1984-85*+ Gene Mehaffey
20
7
.741
16
12
.571
1986-87* Gene Mehaffey
19
8
.704
27
5 .844
15
12
.556
18
10
.643
13
13
.500
13
14
.481
12
13
.480
16
10
.615
16
10
.615
8
17
.320
8
17
.320
9
16
.360
8
17
.320
Mehaffey (20 years) 283 247
.534
1999-2000 Mike DeWitt
5
20
.200
2000-01 Mike DeWitt
11
15
.423
2001-02 Mike DeWitt
12
15
.444
2002-03 Mike DeWitt
12
14
.462
2003-04 Mike DeWitt
19
8
.704
2004-05 Mike DeWitt
12
14
.462
2005-06 Mike DeWitt
18
9
.667
2006-07 Mike DeWitt
18
10
.643
2007-08+ Mike DeWitt
22
8
.733
2008-09 Mike DeWitt
17
8
.680
2009-10 Mike DeWitt
13
14
.481
2010-11 Mike DeWitt
16
11
.593
2011-12 Mike DeWitt
20
8
.714
2012-13+ Mike DeWitt
23
6
.793
2013-14 Mike DeWitt
20
8
.714
2014-15 Mike DeWitt
22
6
.786
DeWitt (16 years)
260 174
.599
OWU TOTALS (107 years) 1313 1115
.541
Gene
Mehaffey
L
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
WLPct
8
5 .615
Mike
DeWitt
33
34
Opponent
Adrian
Akron
Alabama
Albion
Alfred
Allegheny
Alma
Alumni
American
Anderson
Antioch
Aquinas
Ashland
Baldwin-Wallace
Ball State
Baltimore
Bellarmine
Benedictine
Berea
Bliss
Bluffton
Bowling Green
Bradley
Buffalo
Buffalo State
Cabrini
Calvin
Camp Sheridan
Capital
Carnegie Mellon
Case
Case Reserve*
Cedarville
Central State
Centre
Chattanooga
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Y
Cleveland State
Cleveland Y
Colgate
Columbus Mutes
Concord
Concordia (Ill.)
Cornell (Iowa)
Cortland State
Crestline
D’Youville
Davis & Elkins
Dayton
Dayton All-Stars
Dayton Y
Defiance
Denison
First Game
1974-75 (61-65)
1909-10 (17-14)
1925-26 (37-30)
1982-83 (58-61)
1971-72 (75-51)
1907-08 (20-40)
1980-81 (65-61)
1922-23 (43-32)
1949-50 (47-65)
1997-98 (66-70)
1921-22 (34-22)
2006-07 (79-80)
1931-32 (48-31)
1913-14 (62-34)
1940-41 (29-51)
1961-62 (92-62)
1977-78 (70-82)
2000-01 (91-97)
1939-40 (55-32)
1926-27 (28-34)
1977-78 (93-81)
1943-44 (27-64)
1947-48 (58-79)
1938-39 (61-35)
1948-49 (64-43)
2012-13 (81-84)
1979-80 (49-84)
1917-18 (37-27)
1909-10 (42-32)
1961-62 (68-60)
1907-08 (49-19)
1974-75 (82-50)
1927-28 (54-19)
1955-56 (61-109)
1964-65 (87-62)
1908-09 (28-16)
1929-30 (24-36)
1911-12 (32-42)
1908-09 (40-39)
1985-86 (49-98)
1909-10 (15-47)
1907-08 (28-17)
1907-08 (47-18)
1967-68 (86-73)
1998-99 (79-74)
1939-40 (42-36)
1946-47 (59-86)
1922-23 (29-13)
2006-07 (96-31)
1916-17 (25-38)
1927-28 (42-26)
1934-35 (49-32)
1908-09 (41-48)
1984-85 (81-82)
1905-06 (23-16)
Last Game
W L
2002-03 (88-73)
6 2
1967-68 (61-76)
13+25
1925-26 (37-30)
1 0
2011-12 (78-66)
4 5
1971-72 (75-51)
1 0
2014-15 (80-66) 46 33
2014-15 (82-67)
3 0
1957-58 (70-64)
4 0
1964-65 (71-78)
3 3
2013-14 (70-59)
3 1
1923-24 (26-20)
3 1
2006-07 (79-80)
0 1
1968-69 (31-54)
4 2
2007-08 (98-68)
28 29
1953-54 (59-82)
1 3
1961-62 (92-62)
1 0
1977-78 (70-82)
0 1
2000-01 (91-97)
0 1
1976-77 (88-92)
1 2
1926-27 (28-34)
0 1
2012-13 (75-51)
2 0
1944-45 (53-67)
0 4
1947-48 (58-79)
0 1
1967-68 (52-66)
2 1
1958-59 (65-60)
2 1
2012-13 (81-84)
0 1
2014-15 (85-71) 2 4
1917-18 (37-27)
1 0
2014-15 (85-67) 41 53
1984-85 (93-62)
4 1
1958-59 (57-58)
11 7
2008-09 (68-78)
30 11
1986-87 (82-92)
3 3
1955-56 (61-109)
0 1
2007-08 (82-65)
8 1
1908-09 (28-16)
1 0
2004-05 (72-66)
1 3
1937-38 (34-30)
27 10
1927-28 (41-32) 2 0
1985-86 (49-98)
0 1
1909-10 (15-47)
0 1
1914-15 (29-30)
2 1
1907-08 (47-18)
1 0
1967-68 (86-73)
1 0
1998-99 (79-74)
1 0
1939-40 (42-36)
1 0
1946-47 (59-86)
0 1
1922-23 (29-13)
1 0
2006-07 (96-31)
1 0
1973-74 (73-79)
0 2
1963-64 (52-69)
15 7
1934-35 (49-32)
1 0
1908-09 (41-48)
0 1
2014-15 (77-63)
9 13
2014-15 (70-73) 121 66
DePauw
1930-31 (35-31) 2014-15 (65-69)
DeSales
1938-39 (67-54)
1940-41 (55-37)
Detroit
1921-22 (16-14)
1921-22 (16-14)
Dominican (Ill.)
2001-02 (70-62)
2002-03 (55-57)
Duquesne
1927-28 (36-23)
1938-39 (28-52)
Earlham
1968-69 (76-74)
2009-10 (81-71)
Eastern Kentucky 2002-03 (56-109) 2003-04 (52-106)
Edinboro
1970-71 (67-81)
1972-73 (66-74)
Elmhurst
1998-99 (58-90)
1998-99 (58-90)
Elmira
1988-89 (63-67) 1988-89 (63-67)
Elyria
1915-16 (39-19)
1917-18 (30-26)
Evansville
1931-32 (27-37)
1947-48 (60-50)
Fairleigh Dickinson 1962-63 (49-50)
1962-63 (49-50)
Fenn
1938-39 (41-47)
1938-39 (41-47)
Ferris State
1995-96 (84-82) 1995-96 (84-82)
Findlay
1932-33 (46-24)
1997-98 (55-90)
Firestone
1923-24 (29-41)
1926-27 (36-41)
Fort Hayes
1943-44 (61-47) 1943-44 (79-49)
Franklin
2010-11 (82-66)
2011-12 (95-74)
Franklin & Marshall 1990-91 (68-69) 1996-97 (58-91)
Galion Y
1909-10 (41-24)
1910-11 (18-20)
Geneseo State
1993-94 (61-102) 1993-94 (61-102)
Geneva
1914-15 (21-26)
1971-72 (86-79)
Glenville State
1977-78 (92-90)
1977-78 (92-90)
Goodyear
1923-24 (29-31)
1950-51 (62-82)
Grace Bible
2003-04 (100-85) 2003-04 (100-85)
Gr. Americans
1923-24 (31-25)
1923-24 (31-25)
Grand Rapids
1939-40 (52-25)
1939-40 (52-25)
Grove City
1914-15 (35-33)
2009-10 (53-61)
Guilford
2009-10 (72-79)
2009-10 (72-79)
Hamilton
1981-82 (68-87)
1981-82 (68-87)
Hamilton Y
1927-28 (49-27)
1927-28 (49-27)
Hanover
1984-85 (78-56) 2013-14 (88-79)
Haskell
1906-07 (38-27) 1906-07 (38-27)
Haverford
2005-06 (66-78)
2005-06 (66-78)
Hawaii Stars
1946-47 (78-48) 1946-47 (78-48)
Heidelberg
1913-14 (33-36)
2010-11 (57-58)
Hendrix
2001-02 (88-66) 2001-02 (88-66)
Hillsdale
1948-49 (66-49) 1948-49 (66-49)
Hiram
1908-09 (25-65) 2014-15 (70-64)
Hobart
2011-12 (60-64)
2011-12 (60-64)
Hofstra
1953-54 (79-83)
1964-65 (74-84)
Hope
1978-79 (90-74)
2014-15 (61-87)
Illinois Wesleyan 1987-88 (106-103) 2006-07 (87-74)
Indiana-East
2010-11 (72-64)
2010-11 (72-64)
Indiana-Southeast 1976-77 (79-77)
1982-83 (79-81)
Indiana State
1919-20 (21-38)
1919-20 (21-38)
Iona
1953-54 (67-76)
1964-65 (76-80)
Isaly Dairy
1923-24 (24-9)
1927-28 (44-24)
Ithaca
1985-86 (61-74)
1985-86 (61-74)
John Carroll
1926-27 (38-31)
1981-82 (92-77)
John Marshall
1923-24 (30-12)
1924-25 (69-24)
Johnson & Wales
2009-10 (73-65)
2009-10 (73-65)
Kalamazoo
1922-23 (30-26)
1986-87 (89-77)
Kent State
1928-29 (41-19)
1982-83 (49-70)
Kentucky
1907-08 (51-13)
1910-11 (37-19)
Kentucky Wesleyan 1978-79 (84-86)
1978-79 (84-86)
Kenyon
1905-06 (56-5)
2014-15 (102-93)
Keuka
1985-86 (106-80) 1985-86 (106-80)
9
3
1
1
1
32
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
1
5
1
2
2
0
1
0
3
1
5
1
1
1
5
0
0
1
3
1
0
1
41
1
1
46
0
0
3
2
1
2
0
0
2
0
5
2
1
3
2
2
0
80
1
11
0
0
1
1
13
2
2
1
1
0
2
1
1
0
18
2
0
0
2
1
1
1
0
8
0
0
0
5
1
1
0
3
0
1
0
26
0
0
15
1
2
3
0
0
1
1
2
0
1
2
0
0
1
7
0
1
26
0
SERIES RECORDS
ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS
1962-63 (68-73)
2007-08 (56-42)
2013-14 (63-66)
1959-60 (91-82)
1990-91 (118-78)
1943-44 (84-56)
1982-83 (88-71)
1950-51 (60-86)
1949-50 (64-71)
2002-03 (102-62)
1928-29 (36-31)
1981-82 (86-81)
1910-11 (40-17)
1922-23 (24-28)
1926-27 (44-33)
1932-33 (45-36)
1949-50 (75-71)
1976-77 (96-85)
1906-07 (75-17)
1925-26 (27-32)
1921-22 (25-22)
1947-48 (46-70)
1959-60 (91-83)
1910-11 (21-24)
1927-28 (35-31)
1908-09 (23-25)
1987-88 (87-71)
1908-09 (42-27)
1971-72 (57-60)
1912-13 (24-26)
2006-07 (86-76)
1905-06 (19-31)
1909-10 (23-25)
1974-75 (76-61)
1910-11 (18-27)
1907-08 (18-33)
1910-11 (67-18)
1978-79 (84-63)
1905-06 (25-26)
1905-06 (31-13)
1938-39 (41-47)
1992-93 (61-60)
1978-79 (110-56)
1971-72 (48-103)
1999-2000 (79-56)
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SERIES RECORDS
Lafayette
Lake Forest
LaVerne
Lawrence Tech
Lincoln
Lockbourne AFB
Lock Haven
Loyola (Ill.)
Loyola (Md.)
MacMurray
Manchester
Manhattanville
Mansfield Y
Marietta
Marion
Marshall
Maryland
Maryville (Tenn.)
Miami (Ohio)
Michigan
Michigan State
Morehead State
Morris Harvey
Mount Union
Muskingum
Nashville
Nebraska Wesleyan
New Albany Y
New Hampshire
Notre Dame (Ind.)
Notre Dame (Ohio)
Oberlin
Ogdensburg
Ohio Dominican
Ohio Northern
Ohio State
Ohio University
Olivet
Otterbein
OWU Medics
Pennsylvania
Penn State-Behrend
Penn State-Capitol
Pittsburgh
Pitt-Bradford
Pitt-Greensburg
Pitt-Johnstown
Point Park
Portsmouth
Potsdam State
Principia
Radford
Randolph-Macon
Rhode Island
Rhodes
Rio Grande
Roanoke
Robert Morris (Ill.)
Robert Morris (Pa.)
bold face indicates 2015-16 opponent
*also see Case and Western Reserve
+
includes win by forfeit ++includes 2002 loss later forfeited to Ohio Wesleyan
35
1905-06
4-5
Coach: Lewis J. Bingham
DateSite Score
1/19 A Wittenberg 30, OWU 28 (OT)
2/3 A Wooster 28, OWU 8
2/10 A Otterbein 26, OWU 25
2/22 H Wooster 27, OWU 22
2/24 H OWU 31, OWU Medics 13
3/2 H Oberlin 31, OWU 19
3/3 H OWU 56, Kenyon 5
3/10 H OWU 53, Wittenberg 9
3/17 H OWU 23, Denison 16
1906-07
10-3
Coach: Branch Rickey
DateSite Score
1/19 H OWU 25, Oberlin 15
2/2 A OWU 33, Denison 28
2/8 A OWU 38, OWU Medics 20
2/8AWestern Reserve 28, OWU 16
2/9 A Oberlin 21, OWU 19
2/16 H OWU 52, West Virginia 21
2/22 H OWU 33, Wooster 20
2/26 H OWU 75, Miami 17
3/6 H OWU 38, Haskell 27
1908-09
5-12, 1-8 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/27 A Dayton Y 48, OWU 41
12/30 A OWU 40, Cincinnati Y 39
12/31 A OWU 42, New Albany Y 27
1/1 A Nashville 25, OWU 23
1/2 A OWU 28, Chattanooga 16
1/8 A Hiram 65, OWU 25
1/9 A Oberlin 41, OWU 26*
1/16 H OWU 27, Kenyon 17*
1/30 A Ohio State 36, OWU 21*
2/8 H Wooster 26, OWU 25*
2/18 H Rochester 33, OWU 29
2/22 H Denison 45, OWU 21*
2/27 H Oberlin 30, OWU 21*
3/2 H Ohio State 36, OWU 18*
3/9 A Wooster 26, OWU 19*
3/13 A Denison 46, OWU 31*
1909-10
9-11, 5-6 OAC*
1910-11
Coach: Lynn W. St. John
DateSite Score
12/29 A OWU 41, Galion Y 24
12/30 A Cleveland Y 46, OWU 17
1/1 A OWU 17, Akron Buchtel 14
1/8 H OWU 42, Capital 32 (OT)
1/26 H OWU 62, Denison 24*
2/8HOWU 55, Western Reserve 18*
2/12 A OWU 45, Kenyon 26*
2/22 H OWU 21, Wooster 19*
2/26 H OWU 52, Otterbein 16
3/2 A Ogdensburg 25, OWU 23
3/3 A Potsdam State 41, OWU 27
3/4 A St. Lawrence 25, OWU 12
3/5 A Rochester 41, OWU 17
10-9, 4-4 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/28 A Galion Y 20, OWU 18
12/29 A Ohio Northern 27, OWU 18
12/30 A OWU 26, St. John’s 24
1/2 A Akron Buchtel 27, OWU 24
1/3 A OWU 40, Mansfield Y 17
1/21 H OWU 67, Ohio University 18*
2/9 H OWU 37, Kentucky 19
2/16 H OWU 35, Syracuse 12
2/25 H St. Lawrence 31, OWU 28
3/11 H OWU 28, Ohio State 16*
3/17 A Mount Union 24, OWU 21
3/18 A OWU 18, Allegheny 16
1907-08
9-4, 5-3 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/21 H OWU 47, Columbus Mutes 18
2/10 H OWU 51, Kentucky 13
2/21 H OWU 49, Case 19*
2/22 H OWU 28, Colgate 17
2/27 A Allegheny 40, OWU 20
ed Edwards
en
etball team op
n’s first bask
Ohio Wesleya
36
ALL-TIME RESULTS
ALL-TIME RESULTS
Gym on Feb.
22, 1906.
DateSite Score
1/10 A OWU 39, Colgate 13
1/11 A St. Lawrence 33, OWU 19
2/2 A OWU 32, Cincinnati 24*
2/3 A OWU 38, Wittenberg 17*
2/5 A OWU 39, Ohio University 27*
2/8 H OWU 35, Rochester 25
2/10 A OWU 36, Denison 25*
2/24 A OWU 30, Wooster 25*
2/28 H OWU 63, Cincinnati 22*
3/2 H OWU 28, Allegheny 18
1912-13
10-5, 8-3 OAC*
Coach: Mark Banks
DateSite Score
1/18 A OWU 34, Miami 13*
1/21 H OWU 71, Wittenberg 26*
1/25 H OWU 41, Oberlin 31*
2/8 H OWU 65, Miami 14*
2/11 H Notre Dame 26, OWU 24
2/27 A OWU 42, Mount Union 40
1913-14
11-5, 8-3 OAC*
Coach: Frederick W. Dixon
DateSite Score
1/9 H OWU 62, Baldwin-Wallace 34
1/16 A Akron 22, OWU 20
1/17 A OWU 48, Baldwin-Wallace 24
1/24 A Heidelberg 36, OWU 33
2/13 A OWU 47, Miami 27*
2/19 H OWU 52, Miami 24*
1914-15
8-6, 3-3 OAC*
DateSite Score
1/6 A OWU 26, Ohio State 20*
1/16 A OWU 32, Ohio Northern 17
2/4 A OWU 35, Grove City 33
2/6 A Geneva 28, OWU 20
2/12 H Colgate 30, OWU 29
2/19 H OWU 50, Heidelberg 13
2/22 H OWU 42, Akron 12
1915-16
8-4, 7-1 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/15 A Ohio State 30, OWU 23
1/1 A OWU 39, Elyria 19
1/14 A Wittenberg 35, OWU 25*
1/15 A OWU 24, Miami 21*
2/4 H OWU 31, Miami 23*
2/9 H Ohio State 30, OWU 26
2/19 H Allegheny 34, OWU 23
3/4HOWU 27, Wittenberg 23* (2 OT)
1916-17
5-10, 3-5 OAC*
DateSite Score
1/9 H W. Va. Wesleyan 27, OWU 25
1/20 H Miami 23, OWU 19*
2/17 A W. Va. Wesleyan 34, OWU 27
2/19 A Davis & Elkins 38, OWU 25
2/22 H OWU 35, Mount Union 27*
3/10 H Case 22, OWU 15*
1917-18
13-3, 9-2 OAC*
Coach: William Harris
DateSite Score
1/4 A OWU 30, Elyria 26
2/6 H OWU 22, Ohio State 20
2/9 A Miami 22, OWU 16*
2/16 H OWU 56, Ohio Northern 15*
2/19 H OWU 37, Camp Sheridan 27
1918-19
8-6, 7-4 OAC*
Coach: Harry Ewing
DateSite Score
1/17 H Oberlin (canceled, flu)
1/28 A OWU 51, Ohio Northern 11*
2/15AOWU 22, Ohio University 21* (OT)
2/22 H OWU 36, Miami 20*
2/25 H Heidelberg (canceled)
3/1 H Wittenberg 34, OWU 25*
1919-20
5-8, 4-5 OAC*
Coach: Harry Ewing
DateSite Score
1/9 H Indiana State 38, OWU 21
1/27 H OWU 32, Heidelberg 17*
2/6 A OWU 22, Cincinnati 21* (OT)
2/7 A Miami 21, OWU 20*
2/26 H OWU 49, Baldwin-Wallace 6*
1920-21
10-3, 9-3 OAC*
Coach: Ben Van Alstyne
DateSite Score
12/15 A OWU 34, Ohio State 33
1/8AOWU 21, Western Reserve 14*
2/22 H Miami 22, OWU 17*
3/12 H OWU 49, Otterbein 31*
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1911-12
13-4, 9-1 OAC*
1921-22
12-4, 7-4 OAC*
DateSite Score
1/7 A OWU 30, Heidelberg 20*
1/27 H OWU 25, Michigan State 22
2/4 A OWU 28, Miami 24*
2/11 H OWU 34, Antioch 22
2/22 H OWU 29, Denison 26* (OT)
2/24 A OWU 29, Michigan State 17
2/25 A OWU 16, Detroit 14
3/17AMount Union 34, OWU 33* (OT)
1922-23
10-9, 4-5 OAC*
DateSite Score
A OWU 32, Portsmouth 31
A OWU 29, Crestline 13
1/6 H OWU 18, Xavier 14*
1/10 A OWU 22, Antioch 17
1/20AMount Union 24, OWU 22* (5 OT)
1/26 A OWU 30, Kalamazoo 26
1/27AWestern Michigan 28, OWU 17
2/3 H Antioch 28, OWU 24
2/22 H Marietta 28, OWU 24 (OT)
2/24 H OWU 43, Alumni 32
3/3 A Marietta 24, OWU 18
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DateSite Score
12/1 A OWU 24, Isaly 9
12/27 A Firestone 41, OWU 29
12/28 A OWU 39, Sinclair 32
12/29 A Goodyear 31, OWU 29
12/31 A OWU 30, John Marshall 12
1/1 A OWU 31, Great Americans 25
1/5 H OWU 26, Antioch 20
1/19 H OWU 23, Hiram 17*
1/26 A OWU 38, Akron 20*
2/1 H Mount Union 29, OWU 26*
2/2 N OWU 50, Otterbein 25*
2/8 A OWU 41, Hiram 40*
2/9AOWU 37, Western Reserve 24*
2/18 A Mount Union 40, OWU 17*
3/8AOhio University 38, OWU 27* (OT)
1926-27
12-8, 6-4 Buckeye*
Coach: Raymond Detrick
DateSite Score
12/7 A OWU 44, Marion 33
12/20 A Firestone 41, OWU 36
12/22 A OWU 38, John Carroll 31
1/6 A Bliss 34, OWU 28
1/8 A OWU 38, Western Reserve 36
1/14 A OWU 46, Marietta 30
1/29 A OWU 38, Wooster 32
2/5 A Miami 49, OWU 45*
2/7 A Cincinnati 54, OWU 25*
2/24 H OWU 46, Miami 32*
1927-28
16-5, 7-3 Buckeye*
DateSite Score
12/7 A OWU 44, Isaly 24
12/16 A OWU 54, Cedarville 19
12/17 A OWU 41, Cincinnati Y 32
12/19 A OWU 49, Hamilton Y 27
12/21 A OWU 40, Grove City 28
12/22 A OWU 36, Duquesne 23
1/7 H OWU 35, Muskingum 31
1/18 H Cincinnati 25, OWU 22*
1/21 A Miami 45, OWU 40*
1/28 H OWU 42, Dayton 26
2/8HOWU 30, Ohio University 29* (OT)
2/15 H OWU 43, Miami 32*
1928-29
18-3, 7-3 Buckeye*
Buckeye champion
DateSite Score
12/21 H OWU 52, Cedarville 18
1/1 A OWU 41, Goodyear 28
1/2 A OWU 41, Kent State 19
1/3 A OWU 50, St. John’s 17
1/4 A OWU 52, Western Michigan 34
1/5 A OWU 36, Manchester 31
1/7 A OWU 31, Michigan State 28
1/19 A OWU 32, Miami 31*
1/31 A Wittenberg 39, OWU 38* (OT)
2/2 A OWU 29, Dayton 27
2/6 H Miami 33, OWU 22*
2/9 A Ohio University 40, OWU 28*
2/12 A OWU 32, Xavier 29
1924-25
16-3, 12-1 OAC*
DateSite Score
1/2 A OWU 26, Firestone 25
1/3 A OWU 69, John Marshall 24
1/9 A OWU 30, St. John’s 23
1/31 A OWU 56, Otterbein 31*
2/7 H OWU 39, Akron 36*
2/26HOWU 56, Baldwin-Wallace 30*
1925-26
10-6, 6-4 Buckeye*
DateSite Score
12/12 A Michigan 32, OWU 27
12/31 A OWU 37, Alabama 30
1/9 A Miami 34, OWU 31*
1/30 H OWU 44, Ohio Northern 23
2/3 H OWU 34, Miami 23*
2/25 A OWU 41, Akron 34
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ALL-TIME RESULTS
1923-24
17-6, 12-3 OAC*
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DateSite Score
1/4 A Michigan State 30, OWU 14
1/6 A Kalamazoo 45, OWU 40
1/7 A Chicago 36, OWU 24
1/25 A OWU 41, Wittenberg 30
2/4 H OWU 30, Miami 19*
2/15 A OWU 40, Miami 33*
2/22 H Wittenberg 36, OWU 25
1930-31
1931-32
13-7, 5-3 Buckeye*
DateSite Score
1/1 A Michigan State 24, OWU 17
1/5 H OWU 35, DePauw 31
1/10 A OWU 31, Miami 11*
1/17AOWU 29, Cincinnati 27* (2 OT)
2/3 H Miami 29, OWU 28* (2 OT)
2/7 A OWU 39, Muskingum 36
2/21 H OWU 43, Western Reserve 30
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Battling Bish
ops shared th
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ampion.
nference ch
11-7, 8-4 Buckeye*
1932-33
DateSite Score
12/18 A OWU 33, Heidelberg 22
1/2 A OWU 48, Ashland 31
1/5 A Evansville 37, OWU 27
1/6 A DePauw 32, OWU 23*
1/7 A Wabash 28, OWU 20*
1/23 A Western Reserve 50, OWU 42
2/2 H OWU 33, Denison 31* (2 OT)
2/6 H OWU 36, Wabash 32*
2/8 H DePauw 28, OWU 25*
ampionship,
the first Ohio
15-4, 7-3 Buckeye*
DateSite Score
12/30 A OWU 46, Findlay 24
12/31 A OWU 51, St. John’s 22
1/7 A OWU 53, Miami 28*
1/10 H OWU 45, Marshall 36*
2/4 H Ohio University 34, OWU 31*
2/8 H OWU 44, Miami 31*
2/11 A OWU 34, Marshall 30*
3/4 A OWU 33, Oberlin 27
Wesleyan team
to repeat as
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1929-30
9-7, 6-2 Buckeye*
Buckeye co-champion
a
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DateSite Score
1/17 A OWU 41, Miami 21*
2/3 A Marshall 19, OWU 18* (OT)
2/20 H OWU 38, Miami 36*
2/24 A Xavier 29, OWU 28
1934-35
17-2, 8-0 Buckeye*
Buckeye champion
DateSite Score
1/5 A OWU 35, Miami 14*
2/6 H OWU 27, Miami 22*
2/27 A OWU 49, Dayton All-Stars 32
1935-36
13-6, 8-2 Buckeye*
Buckeye co-champion
DateSite Score
12/14 A OWU 53, Goodyear 47 (OT)
1/18 A OWU 33, Miami 26*
2/11 H OWU 42, Miami 29*
2/19 A OWU 38, Dayton 35*
3/2 H OWU 29, Dayton 21*
1936-37
3-15, 2-8 Buckeye*
DateSite Score
12/18 A Baldwin-Wallace 35, OWU 26
12/19 A Kent State 39, OWU 33
1/2 N Ohio University 36, OWU 29
1/5 H Baldwin-Wallace 29, OWU 25
1/6 A Toledo 49, OWU 24
1/9 A Dayton 41, OWU 35*
1/12 H Ohio University 36, OWU 31*
1/16 H Marshall 36, OWU 27*
1/19 A OWU 35, Miami 27*
1/28 H Toledo 37, OWU 27
2/2 H OWU 31, Miami 25*
2/6 H Dayton 50, OWU 40*
2/18 A Marshall 54, OWU 30*
2/22 H Cincinnati 28, OWU 26*
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ALL-TIME RESULTS
1933-34
13-3, 8-2 Buckeye*
Buckeye champion
DateSite Score
12/17 A Rhode Island 71, OWU 42
12/18 A Springfield 52, OWU 32
1/4 A Dayton 55, OWU 41*
1/8 H Marshall 42, OWU 37*
1/11 A Wittenberg 49, OWU 30
1/15 A Miami 38, OWU 25*
2/14 H Miami 36, OWU 24*
1938-39
16-10, 6-2 Buckeye*
DateSite Score
12/14H OWU 74, Western Michigan 47
12/17 A OWU 61, Buffalo 35
12/19 A Duquesne 52, OWU 28
12/29 A Fenn 47, OWU 41
12/30 A Akron 47, OWU 35
1/3 H OWU 49, Marietta 45
1/10 H OWU 49, Miami 32*
1/14 A Case 47, OWU 43
1/28 A OWU 67, DeSales 54
2/7 A OWU 36, Dayton 22*
2/14 H Xavier 38, OWU 36 (OT)
2/25 A OWU 23, Miami 19*
1939-40
13-7
Coach: James Scott
DateSite Score
12/9 H OWU 42, Cornell (Iowa) 36
12/16 H OWU 55, Berea 32
12/21 A Akron 53, OWU 52
12/23 A OWU 69, Buffalo 37
1/4HOWU 66, Western Michigan 56
1/6 A Miami 39, OWU 25
1/13 H OWU 54, Case 25
1/16 A OWU 40, Ohio University 35
2/9 A OWU 52, Grand Rapids 25
2/17 H OWU 31, Miami 30
2/22 H Ohio University 50, OWU 40
1940-41
8-9
Coach: James Scott
DateSite Score
12/9 A OWU 44, Wilmington 33
12/14 A Muskingum 50, OWU 47
12/19 A Ball State 51, OWU 29
12/20 A Wayne State 40, OWU 36
1/4 A Case 48, OWU 39
1/8 H Dayton 42, OWU 36
1/15 H OWU 37, Miami 35
1/18 A Ohio University 65, OWU 47
2/10 A Dayton 82, OWU 46
2/15 A OWU 35, Miami 29
1941-42
4-15
Coach: Lars Wagner
DateSite Score
12/12 H Muskingum 41, OWU 33
12/19 A Wabash 40, OWU 37
12/20 A Evansville 62, OWU 39
1/3 A OWU 52, Case 49
1/14 H OWU 46, Miami 42
2/7 H Akron 58, OWU 43
2/10 H Denison 48, OWU 38
2/14 A Miami 43, OWU 35
2/26 A Akron 61, OWU 52
1942-43
7-14
Coach: Lars Wagner
DateSite Score
12/11H OWU 49, Wabash 38
12/15 A Akron 58, OWU 47
12/18 A OWU 52, John Carroll 46
1/2 A OWU 61, Case 42
1/9 H Mount Union 44, OWU 38
1/13 A OWU 63, Heidelberg 48
1/15 H Miami 67, OWU 63
2/4
A OWU 56, Denison 50
2/12 H OWU 57, Ball State 54
2/18 H Otterbein 62, OWU 59 (2 OT)
2/24 H Miami 71, OWU 47
1943-44
10-10
Coach: Lars Wagner
DateSite Score
12/8 A Wright-Patterson 39, OWU 30
12/11 H Oberlin 42, OWU 41
12/15 A Denison 75, OWU 54
12/18 H Akron 52, OWU 44
12/21 A OWU 84, Lockbourne 56
12/30 H OWU 61, Fort Hayes 47
1/1NOWU 55, Baldwin-Wallace 54 (OT)
1/8 H OWU 51, Case 38
1/11 A OWU 79, Fort Hayes 49
1/22 A Oberlin 50, OWU 48 (OT)
1/26 A Bowling Green 64, OWU 27
2/5 H OWU 59, Wright-Patterson 40
2/12 H OWU 62, Lockbourne 35
2/15 A Akron 78, OWU 42
2/19 H Bowling Green 74, OWU 39
1944-45
3-14
Coach: Ken Hawk
DateSite Score
12/2HBaldwin-Wallace 56, OWU 53 (2 OT)
12/16 H Akron 64, OWU 37
12/29 A Wright-Patterson 60, OWU 33
1/6 A Akron 57, OWU 49
1/17 H Denison 58, OWU 55
1/24 A Bowling Green 78, OWU 46
1/27 H OWU 59, Case 35
2/14 H Bowling Green 67, OWU 53
2/17 A Case 43, OWU 38
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1937-38
6-12, 3-7 Buckeye*
1945-46
9-11
Coach: George Gauthier
DateSite Score
12/8 H Akron 70, OWU 54
12/17 A OWU 98, Kenyon 38
1/8 H Miami 62, OWU 56
1/19 A Akron 63, OWU 46
1/22 A Miami 74, OWU 45
1/26 H OWU 56, Case 44
1/29 A Capital 68, OWU 61
2/9 A OWU 60, Case 59
2/16 H Capital 54, OWU 40
41
1947-48
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/14 A OWU 53, Otterbein 40
12/20 A Syracuse 74, OWU 47
12/21 A Cortland State 86, OWU 59
1/11 H Miami 64, OWU 58
1/18 A OWU 74, Capital 69
1/21 H OWU 64, Ohio University 57
1/24 H OWU 78, Hawaii Stars 48
1/31 H OWU 85, Wabash 64
2/3 A OWU 70, Muskingum 65 (OT)
2/8 A Miami 66, OWU 43
2/15 N OWU 59, Xavier 46
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/16A Baldwin-Wallace 66, OWU 48*
12/20 A OWU 60, Evansville 50
1/10 H Miami 63, OWU 53
1/17 H OWU 72, Muskingum 64*
1/31 A Morehead State 70, OWU 46
2/3 H OWU 50, Capital 46*
2/9 H OWU 82, Wright-Patterson 59
2/14 A Miami 61, OWU 57
2/17 A OWU 65, Oberlin 42*
3/3 A Bradley 79, OWU 58
g Bishops won
Battlin
The 1948-49
42
1948-49
11-9, 9-2 OAC*
12-12, 9-6 OAC*
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/3 H OWU 115, Rio Grande 38
12/7 H Kent State 60, OWU 53*
12/12 N OWU 57, Otterbein 52*
12/17 A West Virginia 67, OWU 48
12/19 A OWU 75, Maryland 71
12/21 A American 65, OWU 47
12/22 A Loyola (Md.) 71, OWU 64
1/7 H Heidelberg 69, OWU 60*
1/11 N OWU 93, Denison 61*
1/21 A OWU 45, Mount Union 44*
2/8 N Capital 54, OWU 46*
2/15 H Wash. & Jeff. 81, OWU 64
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/4 H OWU 66, Hillsdale 49
12/11 A Wash. & Jeff. 69, OWU 51
12/16 N Baldwin-Wallace 70, OWU 62
12/18 A OWU 64, Buffalo State 43
12/20 A St. Bonaventure 48, OWU 41
1/6 A Muskingum 72, OWU 57*
1/12 N OWU 51, Dayton 45
1/19 A OWU 68, Capital 63*
1/28 A Marietta 61, OWU 49*
3/1 H OWU 71, Marietta 44*
OAC tournament
3/11 N Akron 57, OWU 54
3/12 N OWU 49, Mount Union 41
onship,
ence champi
thletic Confer
the Ohio A
1949-50
17-9, 12-2 OAC*
OAC champion
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1946-47
18-9
title.
n’s first OAC
Ohio Wesleya
1952-53
1954-55
15-7, 12-4 OAC*
7-14, 7-11 OAC*
1951-52
1953-54
7-15, 6-10 OAC*
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/6 A Kent State 53, OWU 52*
12/9 A Wash. & Jeff. 70, OWU 49
12/21 A Valparaiso 70, OWU 59
12/23 A Loyola (Ill.) 86, OWU 60
1/10HBaldwin-Wallace 71, OWU 69 (OT)
1/13 A Heidelberg 59, OWU 58*
2/10HOWU 81, Mount Union 76* (OT)
16-9, 12-4 OAC*
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/7 H OWU 70, Ashland 55
12/15 H OWU 93, Wilmington 75
12/28 A Case 64, OWU 50
12/29 A Akron 87, OWU 75*+
2/2 A OWU 75, Muskingum 62*
2/13 H OWU 79, Kent State 73
2/28 A Capital 78, OWU 64*
3/4 H Wash. & Jeff. 84, OWU 69
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/11 H Capital 85, OWU 77*
1/2 A Buffalo State 90, OWU 67
1/3AWestern Ontario 71, OWU 62 (OT)
1/10 H Wittenberg 96, OWU 92* (OT)
1/13 H Akron 108, OWU 87*
1/24 A OWU 85, Ashland 62
9-15, 7-9 OAC*
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/11 H OWU 78, Ashland 76
12/30 A Iona 76, OWU 67
1/1 A Hofstra 83, OWU 79 (OT)
1/2 A Wagner 82, OWU 58
1/8 A Akron 70, OWU 66*
1/14 A Otterbein 61, OWU 56*
2/24 H Otterbein 80, OWU 71*
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/18 A Case 84, OWU 82
1/7 H OWU 81, Hiram 79*
1/12 H OWU 69, Akron 60*
2/5 H Muskingum 84, OWU 64*
3/2 H Wooster 84, OWU 78* (OT)
1955-56
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/29 A Akron 83, OWU 58
12/30 N Capital 68, OWU 59
1/11 H Central State 109, OWU 61
1/14 H OWU 95, Case 78
1956-57
8-14, 6-11 OAC*
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/17 A OWU 82, American 68
12/18 A Loyola (Md.) 74, OWU 65
1/19 A Kenyon 64, OWU 62*
2/23 A Akron 92, OWU 53*
3/5 A OWU 67, Case 65 (OT)
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1950-51
12-10, 10-3 OAC*
1957-58
6-16, 4-12 OAC*
Coach: Bob Strimer
DateSite Score
12/17 H American 84, OWU 80
2/15 H DePauw 81, OWU 77
2/19 H Akron 105, OWU 62*
2/26 H OWU 96, Case 58
+game later forfeited to OWU
43
1959-60
Coach: Frank Shannon
DateSite Score
12/9 H Capital 78, OWU 75 (OT)*
12/19 A Case 58, OWU 57
12/20 A OWU 65, Buffalo State 60
12/22 A St. Bonaventure 91, OWU 43
1/17 A OWU 62, DePauw 58
2/7 A Akron 74, OWU 50*
2/21 H Wabash 86, OWU 77
2/28 H OWU 91, Hiram 60*
10-12, 8-8 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/21 A Transylvania 73, OWU 71
1/1 N Ohio Northern 81, OWU 68
1/2 N Mount Union 84, OWU 69
1/13 H OWU 91, Lawrence Tech 82
1/16 H OWU 91, Morris Harvey 83
2/6 H OWU 81, Akron 75*
2/10 A OWU 80, Hiram 67*
OAC tournament
2/26 N Otterbein 69, OWU 61
1960-61
1961-62
15-8, 12-5 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/3 H OWU 70, Transylvania 69
12/10 A OWU 68, Marietta 66*
12/17 A Morris Harvey 87, OWU 78
1/14 A OWU 80, Lawrence Tech 75
2/1 A Akron 77, OWU 62*
2/7 H OWU 99, Hiram 64*
OAC tournament
21-3, 15-1 OAC*
OAC champion
DateSite Score
12/5 A OWU 74, Hiram 65*
12/16 A OWU 68, Carnegie Tech 60
12/18 A OWU 92, Baltimore 62
12/19 A OWU 57, American 51
12/30 N OWU 82, Ohio Northern 54
2/10 H OWU 61, Akron 56*
OAC tournament
2/23 N Muskingum 62, OWU 54
Gene Mehaffe
y
shops won a
Battling Bi
The 1961-62
44
21 games
school-record
pionship.
nference cham
Athletic Co
and the Ohio
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1958-59
11-11, 8-8 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/20 A OWU 67, St. Peters 49
12/22A Fairleigh Dickinson 50, OWU 49
12/28 N Lafayette 73, OWU 68
12/29 N OWU 70, West Chester 64
1/19 A OWU 57, Akron 55*
2/14 H OWU 91, Hiram 74*
OAC tournament
2/22 N OWU 54, Denison 47
2/23 N Wittenberg 50, OWU 45
1963-64
17-6, 12-2 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/7 A OWU 59, Hiram 46*
12/14 H OWU 80, Akron 59*
1/3 N OWU 81, West Chester 73
1/4 N OWU 62, American 47
1/18 A OWU 70, Marshall 64
2/1AOWU 76, Baldwin-Wallace 66*
OAC tournament
2/28 N OWU 86, Kenyon 61
1964-65
1966-67
15-8, 10-4 OAC*
9-13, 6-7 OAC*
1965-66
9-14, 5-8 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/11 A OWU 64, Geneva 59
12/12 N OWU 69, Westminster 52
12/30 A Iona 80, OWU 76
12/31 A Hofstra 84, OWU 74
1/2 A American 78, OWU 71
1/26 A Akron 85, OWU 73*
1/30 H Hiram 72, OWU 64*
2/5 A OWU 87, Centre 62
2/6 A OWU 58, Transylvania 57
OAC tournament
7-14, 4-9 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/18 A OWU 73, Carnegie Tech 62
12/28 N Denison 78, OWU 73
1/4 H Marshall 101, OWU 70
1/29 A Hiram 88, OWU 82*
2/4 N OWU 90, Centre 71
2/12 H Akron 75, OWU 68*
OAC tournament
2/24 N Marietta 88, OWU 74
DateSite Score
12/3AOWU 64, Mount Union 62* (2 OT)
12/10 A Denison 72. OWU 58*
12/17A OWU 73, Western Reserve 71 (2 OT)
12/19 A OWU 78, Wayne State 64
1/7 A Akron 80, OWU 54
1/28HBaldwin-Wallace 103, OWU 79*
2/11 H Marietta 82, OWU 76*
2/18HOWU 80, Muskingum 77* (OT)
2/22 H OWU 77, Hiram 69*
OAC tournament
1967-68
DateSite Score
12/20 N Buffalo 66, OWU 52
12/21 N OWU 86, Concord 73
12/29 A DePauw 88, OWU 75
12/30 N Wabash 76, OWU 69
1/6 H Akron 76, OWU 61
1/11 H OWU 94, Adelbert 73
1/24 H Kenyon 96, OWU 80*
1/27ABaldwin-Wallace 81, OWU 62*
2/2 H OWU 94, Centre 83
2/21 H Ashland 43, OWU 35
2/24 A Hiram 63, OWU 58* (OT)
OAC tournament
1968-69
6-16, 4-7 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/3 H OWU 76, Earlham 74
12/16 A Point Park 70, OWU 68
12/27 N Wabash 67, OWU 65
12/28 N Union (N.Y.) 63, OWU 59
1/4HOWU 108, Western Reserve 50
1/11 H Wooster 76, OWU 74* (2 OT)
1/31 A Centre 77, OWU 62
2/8 H OWU 51, Hiram 50* (2 OT)
2/18 A Ashland 54, OWU 31
OAC tournament
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1962-63
18-6, 13-1 OAC*
1969-70
5-13, 2-9 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/6 A Earlham 105, OWU 59
1/17 H Ohio Northern 109, OWU 96
1/20 H Kenyon 113, OWU 95*
1/30 H OWU 109, Centre 88
1/31 H Transylvania 93, OWU 78
2/7 A OWU 58, Hiram 56*
2/14 H OWU 85, John Carroll 69
OAC tournament
45
1971-72
2-17, 1-11 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/1 A OWU 87, Mount Union 81
12/5 A John Carroll 83, OWU 80
12/14 A OWU 83, Geneva 63
12/15 A Edinboro State 81, OWU 67
12/17 A OWU 80, Rochester 79 (OT)
12/30 N Berea 73, OWU 65
2/6 H OWU 101, Hiram 85*
2/20 H Oberlin 80, OWU 76 (OT)*
OAC tournament
11-12, 6-5 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/6 A Pittsburgh 103, OWU 48
12/7 A Carnegie Mellon 82, OWU 80
12/9 A Wheeling 72, OWU 57
12/13A Youngstown State 88, OWU 57
12/28 N New Hampshire 60, OWU 57
12/29 N OWU 75, Alfred 51
1/29 H OWU 86, Geneva 79
2/6 H OWU 86, Rochester 76
2/15 A Wilmington 70, OWU 67
2/26A Baldwin-Wallace 98, OWU 93 (2 OT)*
OAC tournament
3/2 A Denison 84, OWU 73 (OT)
46
1972-73
5-16, 3-9 OAC*
DateSite Score
11/25H Baldwin-Wallace 78, OWU 69*
12/2 A John Carroll 66, OWU 62
12/5 H Edinboro State 74, OWU 66
12/8 A Hiram 85, OWU 64
12/28 N OWU 118, Wabash 113 (3 OT)
12/29 N OWU 64, Kalamazoo 61 (OT)
12/30 N DePauw 76, OWU 57
OAC tournament
1973-74
DateSite Score
12/1 H Hiram 109, OWU 92
12/10 A Davis & Elkins 79, OWU 73
12/12A W. Va. Wesleyan 85, OWU 79 (OT)
2/11 H OWU 61, Carnegie Mellon 54
OAC tournament
1974-75
4-17, 2-11 OAC*
DateSite Score
11/30 A Hiram 55, OWU 53
12/11 A Westminster 84, OWU 65
12/20N Baldwin-Wallace 54, OWU 52 (OT)
12/21 N Adrian 65, OWU 61
12/27 A OWU 82, Case Reserve 50
12/28 N Grove City 59, OWU 58 (OT)
2/18 H OWU 76, Ohio Dominican 61
OAC tournament
1975-76
4-19, 1-11 OAC South*
DateSite Score
11/29 A Kenyon 95, OWU 79
12/5 N Adrian 79, OWU 72
12/6 A Case Reserve 92, OWU 89
12/9 A OWU 89, Ohio Dominican 70
12/29 N Hiram 97, OWU 81
12/30 N OWU 79, Thiel 76
OAC tournament
1976-77
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1970-71
9-13, 3-9 OAC*
12-12, 5-7 OAC South*
DateSite Score
12/3 A Berea 92, OWU 88
12/4NOWU 79, Indiana-Southeast 77
12/10 N OWU 96, Maryville (Tenn.) 85
OAC tournament
2/22 H OWU 66, Capital 63
2/25 N OWU 77, Wittenberg 75 (2 OT)
2/26 N Muskingum 90, OWU 61
1977-78
15-11, 6-6 OAC South*
DateSite Score
11/26 A Bellarmine 82, OWU 70
11/27N OWU 90, Indiana-Southeast 80
11/30 A Virginia Tech 111, OWU 71
12/2 N OWU 92, Glenville State 90
12/3 A OWU 85, W. Va. Wesleyan 83
12/9 H OWU 96, Wilmington 90 (OT)
12/10 H OWU 85, Case Reserve 62
12/19 N Pitt-Johnstown 64, OWU 63
12/20 N OWU 93, Bluffton 81
12/28N OWU 63, Slippery Rock State 62
12/29 A OWU 76, Findlay 74
OAC tournament
2/21 A Otterbein 75, OWU 72 (2 OT)
DateSite Score
11/27 H OWU 84, Olivet 63
12/5 H OWU 90, Hope 74
12/8 N Point Park 95, OWU 71
12/9NOWU 110, Penn State-Capitol 56
12/11 A Marshall 114, OWU 108
12/16A Kentucky Wesleyan 86, OWU 84
12/27 A Findlay 73, OWU 65
12/28 N OWU 95, Wabash 91 (OT)
OAC tournament
1979-80
10-15, 6-7 OAC*
Coach: Gene Mehaffey
DateSite Score
11/30 H St. Andrews 78, OWU 67
12/4 A Calvin 84, OWU 49
12/5 A Hope 73, OWU 56
12/7 N OWU 64, Swarthmore 60
12/28 H Case Reserve 69, OWU 67
12/29H OWU 63, Wisconsin-Oshkosh 62
2/6 A Ohio Northern 84, OWU 71*
OAC tournament
1980-81
13-13, 8-5 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/3 H OWU 68, Calvin 61
12/6 N Wheaton 71, OWU 67
12/30 N OWU 81, Adrian 62
1/2 H OWU 65, Alma 61
1/3 H OWU 93, DePauw 82
1/17 H Ohio Northern 71, OWU 58*
OAC tournament
1981-82
12-14, 8-5 OAC*
DateSite Score
12/1ARobert Morris (Pa.) 111, OWU 69
12/4AOWU 86, Manhattanville 81 (OT)
12/5 N Hamilton 87, OWU 68
12/12 A Miami 95, OWU 72
12/16 H Findlay 65, OWU 62 (OT)
12/19 H OWU 83, Tiffin 79
1/5 H Case Reserve 50, OWU 49
1/16 A Ohio Northern 84, OWU 66*
OAC tournament
1982-83
14-13, 10-3 OAC*
DateSite Score
11/26 H Grove City 71, OWU 69
12/3NIndiana-Southeast 81, OWU 79
12/4 N OWU 88, Ohio Dominican 70
12/10 A Radford 61, OWU 56
12/11 N OWU 88, Lock Haven 71
12/18 A Tiffin 80, OWU 75
1/4 H Albion 61, OWU 58
OAC tournament
2/23 H Heidelberg 84, OWU 76
1983-84
1984-85
20-7, 11-1 NCAC*
NCAC champion
DateSite Score
11/23 H OWU 92, Washington (Mo.) 66
11/24 H OWU 78, Hanover 56
12/1 A Cedarville 75, OWU 70
12/8 H OWU 76, Adrian 69
12/22 H OWU 82, Capital 79 (2 OT)
1/4 H OWU 93, Carnegie Mellon 62
1/5 H OWU 98, Hope 95 (2 OT)
1/23 A Case Reserve 83, OWU 77*
1/26 H OWU 90, Allegheny 51*
2/9 H Defiance 82, OWU 81
2/13 H OWU 77, Case Reserve 75*
2/16 A OWU 79, Allegheny 58*
NCAC tournament
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1978-79
9-15, 4-9 OAC*
16-11, 7-6 OAC*
DateSite Score
11/25 H OWU 64, Grove City 61
11/30 A Miami 78, OWU 46
12/3 H OWU 78, Cedarville 69
12/10 A OWU 56, Adrian 56
12/17 H OWU 90, Findlay 75
12/20 N Olivet 71, OWU 67
1/4 H OWU 79, Albion 60
1/28 A Otterbein 77, OWU 75* (OT)
2/8 H Capital 57, OWU 55* (OT)
OAC tournament
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DateSite Score
11/22 H OWU 64, Mount Union 55
11/30 A Defiance 68, OWU 65
12/3 A Cleveland State 98, OWU 49
12/5 H Cedarville 67, OWU 63 (OT)
12/7 N Ithaca 74, OWU 61
12/8 N OWU 106, Keuka 80
12/14 H Findlay 76, OWU 73
1/3 H OWU 79, Alma 56
1/26 A Allegheny 66, OWU 64*
2/12 A OWU 82, Case Reserve 77*
NCAC tournament
2/21 N OWU 105, Oberlin 64
2/22 N OWU 69, Kenyon 64 (OT)
1986-87
19-8, 11-1 NCAC*
NCAC champion
DateSite Score
11/21H OWU 103, Baldwin-Wallace 85
11/26 H Wittenberg 82, OWU 75 (OT)
11/29 A Miami 100, OWU 73
12/2 A Cedarville 92, OWU 82
12/20 A OWU 96, Hiram 78
1/2 H OWU 89, Kalamazoo 77
1/3 H OWU 90, St. Andrew’s 73
1/10 H Allegheny 67, OWU 64*
2/11 A OWU 74, Denison 72* (OT)
2/21 H Heidelberg 81, OWU 80
NCAC tournament
2/26 H OWU 80, Kenyon 78 (OT)
2/28 H Allegheny 96, OWU 94 (OT)
1987-88
1988-89
DateSite Score
11/21 H OWU 82, Defiance 66
12/2 A OWU 72, Ohio Northern 66
12/12 H OWU 88, Findlay 73
1/2 H OWU 117, Hiram 53
1/9AAllegheny 106, OWU 96* (2 OT)
1/23 H OWU 121, Oberlin 100*
NCAC tournament
2/27 N OWU 91, Allegheny 77
NCAA Division III tournament
3/5 H OWU 110, Hope 107 (2 OT)
3/12HOWU 106, Illinois Wesleyan 103
3/18NOWU 87, Nebraska Wesleyan 71
3/19 N OWU 92, Scranton 70
11/18 H
11/19 H
11/23 H
11/26 H
11/30 H
12/3 H
12/7 A
12/10 H
12/15A
12/30 H
12/31 H
1/4 A
1/7 H
1/11 A
1/14 H
1/18 A
1/21 H
1/25 A
1/28 A
2/1 H
2/4 A
2/8 H
2/11 A
2/15 A
2/18 H
2/21 H
2/23 A
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1985-86
16-12, 9-3 NCAC*
NCAC co-champion
27-5, 11-1 NCAC*
15-12, 9-3 NCAC*
NCAC co-champion
NCAA Division III champion DateSite Score
Grove City 63, OWU 56
Elmira 67, OWU 63
Wittenberg 85, OWU 76
OWU 109, Ohio Dominican 66
OWU 70, Ohio Northern 50
OWU 88, Hiram 66
OWU 59, Otterbein 52
Capital 79, OWU 60
Muskingum 100, OWU 97 (2 OT)
W. Va. Wesleyan 88, OWU 77
OWU 81, Ohio Dominican 72
Wooster 70, OWU 65*
OWU 94, Case Reserve 67*
OWU 67, Denison 53*
OWU 121, Oberlin 95*
OWU 65, Kenyon 52*
Allegheny 82, OWU 79*
Findlay 82, OWU 74
OWU 97, Case Reserve 74*
OWU 83, Denison 65*
OWU 87, Oberlin 85*
OWU 75, Kenyon 60*
Allegheny 75, OWU 65*
Mount Union 77, OWU 67
OWU 78, Wooster 77*
NCAC tournament
OWU 74, Oberlin 60
Wooster 60, OWU 57
The 1988 Battling Bishops won the NCAA Division III championship, Ohio Wesleyan’s first-ever national championship.
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DateSite Score
11/18 H OWU 71, St. John’s (Minn.) 70
12/9 A Westminster 79, OWU 71
12/29 H OWU 99, Thomas More 76
1/3 H OWU 79, Earlham 61*
1/10 A OWU 99, Thomas More 60
1/31 A OWU 68, Earlham 62*
NCAC tournament
2/22 H OWU 75, Wooster 71 (2 OT)
1990-91
13-13, 7-5 NCAC*
DateSite Score
11/16 H OWU 118, Lincoln 78
11/28 A Heidelberg 104, OWU 96 (OT)
12/1 A Grove City 82, OWU 62
12/8 H Westminster 72, OWU 71
12/28 H OWU 101, Hiram 81
12/29H Franklin & Marshall 69, OWU 68
1/2 A OWU 80, Earlham 74* (OT)
1/26 A OWU 90, Findlay 85 (OT)
NCAC tournament
2/19 H Kenyon 74, OWU 73
1991-92
13-14, 8-8 NCAC*
DateSite Score
11/22 H OWU 103, Principia 69
11/23 H Calvin 80, OWU 55
12/29 H Hiram 99, OWU 93 (OT)
1/4 H Denison 78, OWU 76* (OT)
2/22 H Case Reserve 87, OWU 70*
NCAC tournament
1992-93
12-13, 10-6 NCAC*
DateSite Score
11/20H OWU 61, Penn State-Behrend 60
11/21 H Hanover 71, OWU 63
11/25 A Ohio Dominican 94, OWU 84
12/5AAllegheny 71, OWU 69* (2 OT)
1/23 H Allegheny 72, OWU 71* (OT)
NCAC tournament
2/23 H Kenyon 81, OWU 77
1993-94
1995-96
16-10, 10-6 NCAC*
8-17, 5-11 NCAC*
1994-95
8-17, 6-10 NCAC*
DateSite Score
11/21 H Geneseo State 102, OWU 61
11/24 H Ohio Dominican 78, OWU 76
1/5AOWU 93, Case Reserve 90* (OT)
1/29 A Denison 86, OWU 84* (OT)
2/9 H Kenyon 90, OWU 83* (OT)
NCAC tournament
16-10, 9-7 NCAC*
DateSite Score
11/19 H Calvin 80, OWU 63
11/26A OWU 79, Ohio Northern 75 (OT)
1/3 A OWU 79, Defiance 78
NCAC tournament
2/24 N Wooster 67, OWU 50
DateSite Score
11/18 H OWU 84, Ferris State 82
1/24 H Earlham 74, OWU 64*
NCAC tournament
2/23 N Allegheny 81, OWU 67
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1989-90
18-10, 9-3 NCAC*
1996-97
DateSite Score
11/22A Franklin & Marshall 91, OWU 58
11/23 N York 72, OWU 64
11/30 A OWU 99, Capital 97 (OT)
12/12 A Thomas More 92, OWU 76
1/29HWilmington 89, OWU 79 (2 OT)
2/1 A OWU 66, Kenyon 65* (OT)
NCAC tournament
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DateSite Score
11/21 N Anderson 70, OWU 66
11/22 A Hanover 62, OWU 55
12/13 H Thomas More 72, OWU 58
NCAC tournament
1998-99
8-17, 6-10 NCAC*
DateSite Score
11/20 N Elmhurst 90, OWU 58
11/21 N OWU 79, Concordia (Ill.) 74
12/2 A Earlham 64, OWU 54*
12/30 H Muskingum 70, OWU 61
1/27 A Thomas More 73, OWU 65
2/17 H OWU 93, Earlham 86* (2 OT)
2/20 H OWU 100, Oberlin 97* (2 OT)
NCAC tournament
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1999-2000
5-20, 4-12 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/20 N OWU 79, Pitt-Bradford 56
11/27 A Capital 92, OWU 86 (OT)
1/15 A Hiram 83, OWU 67*
1/22 A OWU 77, Allegheny 76* (OT)
1/25 H Kenyon 58, OWU 55* (OT)
1/29 H OWU 70, Hiram 65*
2/16 H Wabash 71, OWU 68*
NCAC tournament
2000-01
11-15, 10-6 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/17 N Wilmington 91, OWU 85 (OT)
11/18 N Kenyon 75, OWU 60
12/28 N Benedictine 97, OWU 91 (OT)
1/13 H OWU 81, Hiram 76*
1/27 A OWU 92, Hiram 70*
NCAC tournament
2001-02
12-15, 8-8 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/23 N OWU 88, Hendrix 66
11/24 A OWU 84, Rhodes 77
12/8 H OWU 78, Hiram 57*
12/28 N Wis.-Whitewater 74, OWU 65
12/29 N OWU 70, Dominican (Ill.) 62
2/2 A Hiram 54, OWU 51*
NCAC tournament
2/19 H Oberlin 56, OWU 49+
+game later forfeited to OWU
2002-03
12-14, 8-8 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/22 N OWU 102, MacMurray 62
11/23 A OWU 88, Adrian 73
12/7 A OWU 76, Hiram 64*
12/14A Eastern Kentucky 109, OWU 56
12/21 N OWU 66, Rose-Hulman 60
12/22 N Dominican (Ill.) 57, OWU 55
12/29 N OWU 79, Thiel 61
12/30 A Randolph-Macon 83, OWU 57
1/18 H OWU 93, Allegheny 86* (OT)
2/1 H Hiram 81, OWU 79*
NCAC tournament
2003-04
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1997-98
9-16, 8-8 NCAC*
19-8, 12-4 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/22 N OWU 100, Grace Bible 85
11/25A Eastern Kentucky 106, OWU 52
11/30 N OWU 69, Capital 65 (OT)
12/27N OWU 89, Maryville (Tenn.) 88 (OT)
1/5 A OWU 84, Case Reserve 73
1/10 A OWU 72, Hiram 32*
1/28 A OWU 69, Wabash 66*
1/31 H OWU 70, Hiram 47*
NCAC tournament
2/24 H OWU 90, Earlham 51
2004-05
12-14, 8-8 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/19N OWU 65, Rochester (Mich.) 61
11/20 A Albion 76, OWU 61
11/28 H Mount Union 75, OWU 67
12/4 H Wooster 75, OWU 67* (OT)
12/11 H OWU 73, Hiram 55*
12/17 H OWU 72, Chicago 66
12/29 A Southwestern 75, OWU 61
12/30 N Trinity (Texas) 61, OWU 57
1/29 A OWU 81, Hiram 68*
NCAC tournament
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/18 N Haverford 78, OWU 66
11/19 N OWU 91, Swarthmore 68
11/22 A OWU 70, Wash. & Jeff. 67
11/27N Robert Morris (Ill.) 91, OWU 72
12/3 A OWU 83, Hiram 58*
12/29 N OWU 84, Thomas More 67
1/14 H Earlham 87, OWU 86* (OT)
1/28 H OWU 121, Hiram 70*
2/11 A OWU 78, Earlham 77* (OT)
NCAC tournament
2006-07
18-10, 10-6 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/17 N OWU 96, D’Youville 31
11/18A OWU 84, Penn State-Behrend 64
11/21 H OWU 90, Wash. & Jeff. 64
11/24 N OWU 87, Illinois Wesleyan 74
12/2 H OWU 90, Hiram 49*
12/9 A Allegheny 73, OWU 70* (OT)
12/21 H Wilmington 63, OWU 60
12/28 N Aquinas 80, OWU 79 (OT)
12/29N OWU 86, Notre Dame (Ohio) 76
1/27 A OWU 92, Hiram 86*
NCAC tournament
2/23 N OWU 57, Wittenberg 52
2007-08
22-8, 12-4 NCAC*
2008-09
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/17 N Trinity (Texas) 64, OWU 53
11/18 N OWU 56, Lake Forest 42
11/24 N OWU 98, Baldwin-Wallace 68
11/25 A Rochester (N.Y.) 76, OWU 69
12/28 N OWU 70, Hanover 66
12/29 N OWU 67, Albion 59
1/12 A OWU 91, Hiram 53*
2/9 H OWU 85, Hiram 71*
NCAC tournament
2/27 H OWU 84, Hiram 66
2/29 N OWU 79, Allegheny 63
3/1 N OWU 89, Wabash 72
NCAA Division III tournament
3/7 N OWU 83, Heidelberg 62
NCAA Division III sectional
3/14 A Hope 71, OWU 63
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17-8, 13-3 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/21 N OWU 87, Wis.-Eau Claire 78
11/22 A Wheaton 81, OWU 59
12/10 H OWU 95, Kenyon 59*
12/29 N OWU 67, Manchester 60
12/30 A Case Reserve 78, OWU 68
1/11 H Hiram 77, OWU 73*
2/7 A OWU 70, Hiram 62* (OT)
NCAC tournament
2/24 H Allegheny 78, OWU 75 (OT)
ALL-TIME RESULTS
2005-06
18-9, 12-4 NCAC*
semifinals (fi
nal 16
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Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/21 N Washington (Mo.) 85, OWU 68
11/22 N OWU 73, Johnson & Wales 65
11/28 A Albion 62, OWU 52
12/5 A Allegheny 79, OWU 76* (OT)
12/29 N Guilford 79, OWU 72
12/30 N Grove City 61, OWU 53
1/2 A OWU 74, Roanoke 55
1/3 N Defiance 64, OWU 56
1/16 H OWU 63, Hiram 51*
1/30 A Hiram 79, OWU 71*
NCAC tournament
2010-11
16-11, 11-5 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/19 N Heidelberg 58, OWU 57
11/20 A Calvin 87, OWU 60
11/27 N OWU 72, Indiana-East 64
12/18 A OWU 82, Franklin 66
12/28N Maryville (Tenn.) 84, OWU 77
12/29 N OWU 82, St. Vincent 77
1/15 A OWU 71, Hiram 58*
2/5 H OWU 54, Hiram 52*
NCAC tournament
2/22 H OWU 100, Hiram 85
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2011-12
20-8, 11-5 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/15 A Hanover 70, OWU 58
11/18 N OWU 79, Anderson 64
11/19 N OWU 82, Defiance 78 (OT)
11/22 H OWU 95, Franklin 74
11/25 N OWU 70, Washington (Mo.) 67
11/26 A OWU 74, Rhodes 65
12/10 A OWU 67, DePauw 60*
12/29 A OWU 75, Otterbein 65
1/18 H OWU 75, Hiram 62*
1/28 H OWU 74, DePauw 61*
2/11 A OWU 79, Hiram 73*
2/15 A OWU 82, Wabash 81* (OT)
NCAC tournament
2/21 H OWU 96, Hiram 86
NCAA Division III first round
3/2 N Hobart 64, OWU 60
2012-13
ALL-TIME RESULTS
2009-10
13-14, 9-7 NCAC*
23-6, 12-4 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/16 N OWU 69, Defiance 55
11/24 N OWU 66, Otterbein 59
12/22 H OWU 87, Anderson 71
12/28 N OWU 90, Pitt-Greensburg 50
12/29 A OWU 75, Bluffton 51
1/16 A Hiram 78, OWU 65*
1/26 A DePauw 65, OWU 63* (OT)
2/6 A Wooster 74, OWU 67* (OT)
2/9 H OWU 63, Hiram 61*
NCAC tournament
2/22 N OWU 77, Kenyon 64
3/2 H OWU 84, St. Vincent 75
NCAA Division III second round
3/9 H Cabrini 84, OWU 81
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/20 H OWU 78, Kenyon 60*
11/22 N LaVerne 66, OWU 63
11/23 N OWU 75, Trinity (Texas) 64
11/30 H OWU 88, Hanover 79
12/11 A OWU 70, Anderson 59
12/14 A OWU 69, Hiram 67* (OT)
12/29N OWU 79, Marietta 74
1/8 A Wittenberg 62, OWU 60* (OT)
1/18 A OWU 75, DePauw 64*
2/1 H OWU 88, Hiram 61*
2/15 H OWU 81, Allegheny 76* (OT)
2/22 H DePauw 64, OWU 63*
NCAC tournament
3/7 N St. Norbert 87, OWU 79
2014-15
22-6, 16-2 NCAC*
NCAC champion
ALL-TIME RESULTS
2013-14
20-8, 13-5 NCAC*
Coach: Mike DeWitt
DateSite Score
11/18 A OWU 95, Kenyon 86*
11/21 N OWU 82, Alma 67
11/22 A OWU 85, Calvin 71
12/9 A Trine 87, OWU 82
12/13 H OWU 92, Hiram 84*
12/20H OWU 92, Otterbein 81
1/3 A Hope 87, OWU 61
1/31 A OWU 70, Hiram 64*
2/21 A OWU 86, DePauw 77*
NCAC tournament
2/27 H DePauw 69, OWU 65
3/6 N St. Olaf 90, OWU 78
The 2014-15
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1987-88 seas
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You will not soon find Scott Tedder’s name on the front
of any supermarket tabloids, making predictions for the
coming year.
But as far as Ohio Wesleyan fans are concerned, Tedder
ranks right up there with Kreskin, Jeane Dixon and all the
rest.
At the team’s 1987 postseason banquet, Tedder promised his teammates they would win the national championship the next year. “I was half-joking,” Tedder said later.
“But The Delaware Gazette had it in big headlines: ‘Tedder
promises national championship.’ ”
Tedder opened the 1987-88 season with a pair of
34-point performances in leading the Bishops to a title in the
Kiwanis Tournament. The big headlines started coming after the Bishops’ next game, a 122-115 win at Division I Ohio
University, where Tedder scored a career-high 50 points. The
headlines kept coming after a narrow 98-95 loss to Division
I Morehead State. Tedder and Lee Rowlinson each scored 34
points in the contest, with Tedder becoming Ohio Wesleyan’s
all-time leading scorer, passing the 1905 points scored by
Barry Clemens ’65, an 11-year NBA veteran.
After an overtime loss to Allegheny to open North Coast
Athletic Conference play, Ohio Wesleyan was unstoppable,
reeling off wins in its final 11 league games for a share of
the regular-season crown. Ohio Wesleyan then claimed the
NCAC tournament championship with wins over Kenyon
and Allegheny.
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1988 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP REVISITED
With a 22-5 record, Ohio Wesleyan was not only going
to its first NCAA Division III tournament, but was selected to
host the Great Lakes Regional. Ohio Northern, seeded fourth
despite giving the Bishops 2 tough games during the season,
was Ohio Wesleyan’s first foe. Rowlinson scored 16 straight
points during the second half to lead the Bishops to a 77-70
win.
Then it was Tedder’s turn, scoring 29 points, including
the game-winning 3-point bucket with :02 left in the second
overtime, for a nailbiting 110-107 win over Hope. Tedder
earned the regional’s Most Outstanding Player award, but it
was reserve baseline Mark Slayman who sank 2 free throws
that sent the game into overtime.
At his best in the big games, Tedder was brilliant again
in a 106-103 quarterfinal win over Illinois Wesleyan. He
finished the game with 39 points.
In Grand Rapids, Mich., Tedder and Rowlinson scored
35 of their 64 points in the second half as the Bishops pulled
away from Nebraska Wesleyan for an 87-71 semifinal win.
Tedder then led the Bishops with 27 points in the
championship game, a 92-70 verdict over 2-time champion
Scranton. He was named the Most Outstanding Player of the
Final Four, joining Rowlinson on the all-tournament team.
Rowlinson was a second-team All-America pick and was the
NCAC’s Player of the Year, while Tedder went on to earn Division III Player of the Year honors. Tedder didn’t quite sweep
postseason honors — he just missed breaking the Division
III tournament scoring record — but when was the last time
Kreskin had that good a season?
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BISHOP TOP TENS
Left to right:
Jud Millhon,
Scott Tedder,
Joe Thomas,
and Dirk Miller.
BISHOP TOP TENS
Single-Game Points (40 minimum)
54
Jud Millhon vs. Ohio Northern
Jr.
C 2/28/1950
50
Scott Tedder at Ohio University
Sr.
G 11/28/1987
47
Dick Faul vs. Hiram
Sr.
F 2/28/1959
44
J.R. Shumate vs. Ferris State
Sr.
G 11/18/1995
44
J.R. Shumate vs. Thomas More
Sr.
G 12/13/1995
43
Scott Tedder vs. Capital
Jr.
G 12/6/1986
42
Gene Richter vs. Case
Sr.
F 2/26/1958
42
Dave Eyrich vs. Wooster
Sr.
F 1/11/1969
41
Jud Millhon vs. Kenyon
Sr.
C 1/17/1951
41
Barry Clemens vs. Baldwin-WallaceSr. F 1/23/1965
41
Scott Tedder vs. Baldwin-Wallace Jr.
G 11/21/1986
41
Scott Tedder at Oberlin
Jr.
G 1/24/1987
40
Scott Tedder at Wooster
Jr.
G 1/14/1987
40
Scott Tedder at Capital
Sr.
G 12/5/1987
40
Travis Schwab vs. Wooster
Sr.
C 2/26/2004
Freshman Record:
35
Barry Clemens vs. Baldwin-WallaceFr. F 2/17/1962
35
Mike Kinnaird at Case Reserve
Fr.
C 12/5/1975
Single-Game Rebounds
31
Jud Millhon at Marietta
So.
C 1/28/1949
30
Jud Millhon vs. Oberlin
So.
C 2/26/1949
29
Jud Millhon at Heidelberg
So.
C
2/5/1949
28
Jud Millhon vs. Wooster
So.
C 1/22/1949
27
Jud Millhon at Capital
Jr.
C
2/8/1950
27
Jud Millhon vs. Wittenberg
Jr.
C 1/14/1950
25
Bill Michael at Oberlin
Jr.
C 2/17/1953
25
Leigh Stockstill vs. Case
Jr.
F 1/14/1956
25
Tom Nims vs. Morris Harvey
So.
F 1/16/1960
Freshman Record:
23
Larry Washburn vs. Denison
Fr.
F 2/11/1961
Single-Game Assists
14
Andy Winters vs. Pitt-Greensburg
13
Joe Thomas vs. Marietta
13
Dirk Miller vs. Oberlin
13
Andy Winters at Allegheny
12
Kirk Williamson at Denison
12
Kirk Williamson vs. Otterbein
12
Mike Smith vs. Hope
12
Justun Lott at Wilmington
12
Andy Winters vs. Denison
12
Nate Axelrod vs. Kenyon
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
G 12/28/2012
G 2/12/1977
G 1/14/1989
G 12/1/2012
G
1/9/1979
G
2/3/1979
G
3/5/1988
G
2/5/1994
G 2/19/2013
G
2/7/2015
Jud Millhon
Triple Double
Andy Winters at Allegheny, 12/1/2012 (12 pts, 11 reb, 13 ast)
55
Single-Season Points
897 Scott Tedder
757 Lee Rowlinson
713 Scott Tedder
630 Tim Brady
599 J.R. Shumate
556 Jud Millhon
555 Barry Clemens
554 Jud Millhon
550 Travis Schwab
544 Claude Gray
Freshman Record:
478 Travis Schwab
Single-Season Rebounds
489 Jud Millhon
460 Jud Millhon
373 Larry Washburn
371 Larry Washburn
351 Jud Millhon
342 Lee Rowlinson
338 Barry Clemens
323 Bill Michael
312 Larry Washburn
307 Barry Clemens
Freshman Record:
280 Barry Clemens
Single-Season Assists
204 Andy Winters
191 Mike Smith
168 Steve Hendrix
166 Nate Axelrod
155 Steve Hendrix
154 Andy Winters
152 Rob Alberts
151 Kirk Williamson
145 Andy Winters
141 Justun Lott
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BISHOP TOP TENS
Left to right:
Lee Rowlinson,
Larry Washburn,
Mike Smith,
and Steve Hendrix.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
G
C
G
W
G
C
F
C
C
F
32g
32g
25g
28g
25g
22g
23g
24g
26g
28g
28.0/g
23.7/g
28.5/g
22.5/g
24.0/g
25.3/g
24.1/g
23.1/g
21.2/g
19.4/g
Fr.
C
26g 18.4/g 2000-01
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Jr.
C
C
C
C
C
C
F
C
C
F
26g
24g
24g
23g
22g
32g
23g
25g
24g
23g
Fr.
F
24g 11.7/g 1961-62
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
29g
32g
28g
28g
27g
28g
26g
24g
27g
26g
18.8/g
19.2/g
15.5/g
16.1/g
16.0/g
10.7/g
14.7/g
12.9/g
13.0/g
13.4/g
7.0/g
6.0/g
6.0/g
5.9/g
5.7/g
5.5/g
5.8/g
6.3/g
5.4/g
5.4/g
1987-88
1987-88
1986-87
2011-12
1995-96
1950-51
1963-64
1949-50
2002-03
2014-15
1948-49
1949-50
1962-63
1963-64
1950-51
1987-88
1964-65
1951-52
1961-62
1963-64
2012-13
1987-88
1985-86
2014-15
1984-85
2011-12
1980-81
1978-79
2010-11
1994-95
Travis Schwab
Travis Schwab
Barry Clemens
Mark Oberholtzer
BISHOP TOP TENS
Career Points (1000 minimum)
2501 Scott Tedder
G 426-465-713-897 103g 1984-88
1985 Travis Schwab
C 478-456-550-501 103g 2000-04
1905 Barry Clemens F 408-412-555-530 94g 1961-65
1753 Mark Oberholtzer C 377-406-463-507 105g 1981-85
1714 Tim Brady
W 168-452-464-630 107g 2008-12
1643 Jud Millhon
C
533-554-556
72g 1948-51
1558 Chip Jarrett
F 298-382-451-427 105g 1981-85
1546 Mike Kinnaird
C 423-398-371-354 95g 1975-79
1475 Bob Croft
F 131-497-489-358 101g 1990-94
1434 Lee Rowlinson
C
11-153-513-757 95g 1984-88
1409 Dave HollenbaughG 218-384-414-393 106g 1981-85
1380 Kirk Williamson G 273-344-390-373
96g 1975-77;
1978-80
1349 Ben Chojnacki
F 251-454-344-300 103g 2003-07
1316 Andy Winters
G 245-341-321-409 111g 2009-13
1311 Dustin RudegeairF 241-238-358-474 108g 2004-08
1250 Tom Carnes
C 228-351-304-367 89g 1964-68
1184 Dirk Miller
G
75-299-313-497 113g 1987-91
1149 Chuck Buttermore G 209-340-327-363 90g 1942-43;
1946-49
1125* J.R. Shumate
G
163-363-599
65g 1993-96
1114 Kyle Holliday
G 159-192-370-393 110g 2005-09
1090 Geron Tate
F 216-289-260-325
94g 1975-79
1076 Marshall Morris F 229-295-267-285 111g 2009-13
1075 Larry Washburn C 205-288-295-287
94g 1960-64
1071 Bo Dobbs
F 201-231-324-315 97g 1991-95
1056 Bill Michael
C
285-374-397
69g 1951-54
1048 Ray Slabaugh
G 210-246-289-303 91g 1959-63
1042 Claude Gray
F 155-343-544
81g 2012-15
1037 Justun Lott
G 130-302-299-306 104g 1991-95
1017 Mark Slayman F 102-158-370-387 114g 1986-90
Bob Croft
*Shumate’s total does not include 1½ seasons at Otterbein College.
Career Rebounds
1300 Jud Millhon
C
1286 Larry Washburn C
1230 Barry Clemens F
973 Mark OberholtzerC
923 Bill Michael
C
780 Mike Kinnaird
C
760 Travis Schwab
C
745 Marshall Morris F
700 Bob Croft
F
691 Geron Tate
F
489-460-351
230-312-373-371
280-305-307-338
184-231-272-286
323-298-302
210-215-184-171
181-184-206-189
161-187-213-184
74-219-206-201
120-194-191-186
72g
94g
94g
105g
69g
95g
103g
111g
101g
94g
1948-51
1960-64
1961-65
1981-85
1951-54
1975-79
2000-04
2009-13
1990-94
1975-79
Career Assists
616 Andy Winters
G 113-145-154-204 111g 2009-13
536 Steve Hendrix
G
86-127-155-168 109g 1982-86
500 Justun Lott
G 128-115-116-141 104g 1991-95
470 Kirk Williamson G 117- 90-151-112 96g 1975-77;
1978-80
411 Ross Rybarczyk G
93-125- 87-106 97g 2002-06
376 Dirk Miller
G
43-114- 88-131 113g 1987-91
342 Joe Thomas
G NA-100-124-118 66g 1973-77
335 Mike Smith
G
1- 12-131-191 82g 1984-88
297 Rob Alberts
G
- 19-152-126 69g 1978-82
294 Scott Tedder
G
71- 55- 66-102 103g 1984-88
Justun Lott
Kirk Williamson
Andy Winters
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Individual — Game
Points: 54, Jud Millhon vs. Ohio Northern, 2/28/1950
Field Goal Attempts: 38, Jackie Brown at Mt. Union (made 18), 1/23/1971
Field Goals: 22, Jud Millhon vs. Ohio Northern (of 32), 2/28/1950
Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (9-9), Dirk Miller vs. Ohio
Dominican, 11/20/1990
Field Goal Percentage (10 att): 91.7 (11-12), John Camillus vs. Case Reserve, 1/17/1998
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 17, J.R. Shumate vs. Thomas More, 12/13/1995
3-Pt. Field Goals: 10, Nick Felhaber at Oberlin, 1/21/2015
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (5-5),
Dirk Miller at Muskingum, 12/15/1988;
Jimmy Francis at Wittenberg, 1/6/2001;
Bryan King vs. Allegheny, 1/18/2003;
Brian Cafarella at Centre, 3/8/2008;
Nick Felhaber at Kenyon, 11/18/2014
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (10 att): 83.3 (10-12),
Nick Felhaber at Oberlin, 1/21/2015
Free Throw Attempts: 23 (made 13), Scott Tedder at
Morehead State, 12/19/1987
Free Throws: 19 (of 21), Russ Davis vs. Heidelberg, 2/29/1956
Free Throws*: 17 (of 20), Lee Rowlinson at Allegheny, 1/9/1988
Free Throw Percentage (10 att): 100.0 (13-13),
Barry Clemens vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 2/17/1962;
Chip Rosser vs. Western Reserve, 1/4/1969;
Nate Axelrod vs. Wooster, 1/28/2015
Consecutive Free Throws: 16, Tom Nims at Oberlin, 12/12/1959
Rebounds: 31, Jud Millhon at Marietta, 1/28/1949
Assists: 14, Andy Winters vs. Pitt-Greensburg, 12/28/2012
Turnovers: 10, Theo Woods at Xavier, 12/13/1977
Blocked Shots: 9, Reuel Rogers vs. Kenyon, 11/20/2013
Steals: 11, Scott Tedder vs. Defiance, 11/21/1987
J.R. Shumate
Dale Eilrich
Fody Frentsos
Bryan King
Mike Kinnaird
Mark Slayman
BISHOP RECORDS
BISHOP RECORDS
Individual — Season
Points, Senior: 897, Scott Tedder (32 games), 1987-88
Points, Junior: 713, Scott Tedder (25 games), 1986-87
Points, Sophomore: 533, Jud Millhon (26 games), 1948-49
Points, Freshman: 478, Travis Schwab (26 games), 2000-01
Scoring Average, Senior: 28.0, Scott Tedder, 1987-88
Scoring Average, Junior: 28.5, Scott Tedder, 1986-87
Scoring Average, Sophomore: 24.5 (465 in 19g), Scott Tedder, 1985-86
Scoring Average, Freshman: 19.2 (423 in 22g), Mike Kinnaird, 1975-76
Field Goal Attempts: 652, Scott Tedder (32 games), 1987-88
Field Goals: 317, Scott Tedder, 1987-88
Field Goal Percentage (50 att): 68.9 (62-90), Fody Frentsos,
1981-82
Field Goal Percentage (100 att): 66.0 (164-248), Dale Eilrich,
1990-91
Field Goal Percentage (250 att): 61.5 (200-325), Lee Rowlinson
(27 games), 1986-87
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 237, J.R. Shumate (25 g), 1995-96
3-Pt. Field Goals: 95, J.R. Shumate (25 games), 1995-96
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (50 att): 51.3 (40-78), Justun Lott, 1992-93
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (100 att): 45.3 (72-159), Brian
Cafarella, 2007-08
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (200 att): 40.1, J.R. Shumate, 1995-96
Free Throw Attempts: 266, Lee Rowlinson (32 games), 1987-88
Free Throws: 225, Lee Rowlinson (32 games), 1987-88
Free Throw Percentage (50 att): 92.0 (46-50), Jimmy Francis,
2000-01
Free Throw Percentage (100 att): 89.6 (147-164), Dirk Miller,
1990-91
Free Throw Percentage (250 att): 84.6, Lee Rowlinson, 1987-88
Consecutive Free Throws: 38, Josh Peoples (13 games), 1996-97
Rebounds: 489, Jud Millhon (26 games), 1948-49
Rebound Average: 19.2 (460 in 24 games), Jud Millhon, 1949-50
Personal Fouls: 112, Lee Rowlinson (32 games), 1987-88
Disqualifications: 11, Bill Millhon (22 games), 1950-51
Assists: 204, Andy Winters (29 games), 2012-13
Assist Average: 7.0, (204 in 29 games), Andy Winters,
2012-13
Turnovers: 110, Cory Howell (27 games), 1988-89
Blocked Shots: 84, Reuel Rogers (28 games), 2013-14
Steals: 105, Scott Tedder (32 games), 1987-88
Individual — Career
Points, 4 Seasons: 2501, Scott Tedder, 1984-88
Points, 3 Seasons: 1643, Jud Millhon, 1948-51
Points, 2 Seasons: 993, Jackie Brown, 1970-72
Scoring Average: 24.3 (2501 in 103g), Scott Tedder, 1984-88
Field Goal Attempts: 1974, Scott Tedder, 1984-88
Field Goals: 938, Scott Tedder, 1984-88
Field Goal Percentage (250 att): 61.5 (236-384), Fody Frentsos,
1981-84
Field Goal Percentage (500 att): 61.2 (587-959), Mike Kinnaird,
1975-79
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 521, Jason Dopoulos (made 171),
2000-03
3-Pt. Field Goals: 187, Bryan King (of 506), 2003-06
Team — Game
Points, Regulation: 128 at Oberlin, 1/24/1987
Points, Home Court: 121 vs. Oberlin, 1/23/1988;
vs. Oberlin, 1/14/1989; vs. Hiram, 1/28/2006
Points, Away: 128 at Oberlin, 1/24/1987
Points, Neutral Court: 118 vs. Wabash (3OT), 12/28/1972
Points, Neutral Court, Regulation: 110 vs. Penn State-Capitol,
12/9/1978
Points, Losing Effort: 108 at Marshall, 12/11/1978
Points, Both Teams: 237 (122-115) at Ohio University,
11/28/1987
Points Allowed, Home Court: 113 vs. Ohio University,
12/12/1957;
vs. Kenyon, 1/20/1970
Points Allowed, Away: 115 at Findlay, 12/13/1986;
at Ohio University, 11/28/1987
Points Allowed, Neutral Court: 113 vs. Wabash (3 OT),
12/28/1972
Points Allowed, Neutral Court, Regulation: 97 vs. Hiram,
12/29/1975
Points, First Half: 75 at Oberlin, 1/24/1987
Points, Second Half: 68 vs. Oberlin, 1/21/1981
Points, Single Overtime Period: 22 vs. Denison, 2/2/1977
Fewest Points, Single Overtime Period: 2 vs. Denison,
2/11/1987
Fewest Points Allowed, Single Overtime Period: 0 vs. Denison,
2/11/1987
Winning Margin: 77 vs. Rio Grande (115-38), 12/3/1949
Losing Margin: 55 at Pittsburgh (48-103), 12/6/1971
Field Goal Attempts: 101 vs. Rio Grande, 12/3/1949;
vs. Wilmington, 12/4/1953
Field Goals: 53 vs. Rio Grande, 12/3/1949
Field Goal Percentage: 73.5 (36-49) vs. Ohio Dominican,
11/20/1990
Field Goal Percentage, First Half: 81.5 (22-27) at Oberlin,
1/7/1995
Field Goal Percentage, Second Half: 79.2 (19-24) at Baldwin
Wallace, 2/15/1984
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 42 at Wittenberg (made 19),
1/6/2001; vs. Denison (made 11), 12/6/2014
3-Pt. Field Goals: 19 at Wittenberg (of 42), 1/6/2001
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (10 att): 90.0 (9-10) vs. Findlay,
12/19/1992
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (20 att): 63.0 (17-27) at Capital,
11/27/1999
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (30 att): 52.9 (18-34) vs. Kenyon,
2/7/2015
Free Throw Attempts: 63 at Wilmington (made 27), 12/6/1952
Free Throw Attempts*: 56 vs. Lincoln (made 37), 11/16/1990
Free Throws: 46 vs. Wooster (of 55), 1/13/1988
Free Throw Percentage (10 att): 100.0 (17-17)
vs. Ohio Northern, 1/3/1988
Free Throw Percentage (20 att): 95.9 (23-24) at West Virginia,
2/12/1949
Free Throw Percentage (30 att): 91.9 (34-37) at Case Reserve,
1/8/1992
Consecutive Free Throws: 24 at Heidelberg, 1/22/1983
Rebounds: 67 vs. Marietta, 1/15/1958
Personal Fouls: 37 vs. Case, 1/26/1946
Fewest Personal Fouls: 5 at Randolph-Macon, 12/30/2002
Assists: 36 at Wilmington, 2/5/1994
Turnovers: 35 at Pittsburgh, 12/6/1971;
at Virginia Tech, 11/30/1977
Fewest Turnovers: 3 vs. Wooster, 12/4/2004;
vs. Alma, 11/21/2014
Blocked Shots: 11 vs. Defiance, 11/17/1990
Steals: 23 vs. Principia, 11/22/1991
BISHOP RECORDS
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (100 att): 42.5 (45-106), Rod
Mitchell, 1991-95
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (200 att): 44.2 (141-319), Brian
Cafarella, 2004-08
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (400 att): 38.1 (184-483),
J.R. Shumate, 1993-96
Free Throw Attempts: 697, Scott Tedder, 1984-88
Free Throws: 518, Scott Tedder, 1984-88
Free Throw Percentage (100 att): 86.6 (123-142), Mike Smith,
1984-88
Free Throw Percentage (200 att): 83.4 (231-277),
Steve Hendrix, 1982-86
Free Throw Percentage (400 att): 81.8 (382-467), Lee Rowlinson,
1984-88
Rebounds: 1300 (72 g), Jud Millhon, 1948-51
Rebound Average: 18.1, Jud Millhon, 1948-51
Assists: 616, Andy Winters, 2009-13
Assist Average: 5.5, (616 in 111 g), Andy Winters, 2009-13
Turnovers: 336, Dirk Miller, 1988-91
Blocked Shots: 256, Reuel Rogers, 2010-14
Steals: 323, Scott Tedder, 1984-88
Games Played: 114, Mark Slayman, 1986-90
Consecutive Games Played: 114, Mark Slayman, 1986-90
Consecutive Games Started: 104, Justun Lott, 1991-95
Team — Season
Points: 3050 (32 games), 1987-88
Scoring Average: 95.3, 1987-88
Points Allowed: 2544 (32 games), 1987-88
Points Allowed Average: 83.2 (1913 in 23 games), 1975-76
Field Goal Attempts: 2122 (32 games), 1987-88
Field Goals: 1124 (32 games),1987-88
Field Goal Percentage: 53.0 (32 games), 1987-88
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 888 (28 games), 2014-15
3-Pt. Field Goals: 338 (28 games), 2014-15
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage: 43.4 (111-256, 25 games), 1992-93
Free Throw Attempts: 888 (32 games), 1987-88
Free Throws: 698 (32 games), 1987-88
Free Throw Percentage: 78.6 (32 games), 1987-88
Rebounds: 1314 (32 games), 1987-88
Rebound Average: 51.5 (1133 in 22 games), 1970-71
Personal Fouls: 579 (25 games), 1951-52
Fewest Personal Fouls: 345 (20 games), 1947-48
Assists: 562 (32 games), 1987-88
Turnovers: 510 (32 games), 1987-88
Blocked Shots: 126 (26 games), 1990-91
Steals: 276 (32 games), 1987-88
Victory Records
Victories: 27 (27-5), 1987-88
Winning Percentage: .895 (17-2), 1934-35
Winning Streak: 14, (1 in 1927-28 and 13 in 1928-29)
Winning Streak, One Season: 13 (1st-13th games), 1928-29
Winning Streak, Start of Season: 13, 1928-29
Losing Streak: 17 (7 in 1972-73 and 10 in 1973-74)
Losing Streak, One Season: 11, 1975-76
Losing Streak, Start of Season: 10, 1973-74
*record since advent of common foul free throw rule
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Individual
Points: 46, Ron Stewart (Otterbein) vs. OWU, 1/29/1983
Field Goal Attempts: 33, James Knight (Oberlin) vs. OWU,
2/20/1999
Field Goals: 19, Ron Stewart (Otterbein) vs. OWU, 1/29/1983
Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (9-9),
Dirk Miller (OWU) vs. Ohio Dominican, 11/20/1990;
Doug Cline (Wooster) vs. OWU, 2/13/1993;
Chris McGuire (Capital) vs. OWU, 11/25/2000
Field Goal Percentage (10 att): 92.9 (13-14), Ron Beal (Wooster) vs. OWU, 11/27/1982
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 17, J.R. Shumate (OWU) vs. Thomas More, 12/13/1995
3-Pt. Field Goals: 9, J.R. Shumate (OWU) vs. Thomas More,
12/13/1995; Matt Kersten (Hiram) vs. OWU, 2/1/2003
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (5 att): 100.0 (5-5), Bryan King (OWU) vs. Allegheny, 1/18/2003
Free Throw Attempts: 21, Brandon Miller (Earlham) vs. OWU (made 16), 1/14/2006
Free Throws: 16, Brandon Miller (Earlham) vs. OWU (of 21),
1/14/2006
Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (13-13), Nate Axelrod (OWU)
vs. Wooster, 1/28/2015
Rebounds: 21, Randy Kortokrax (Findlay) vs. OWU, 12/14/1985
Assists: 14, Cooper Handelsman (Kenyon) vs. OWU,
2/7/2015
Turnovers: 14, Steven Konold (Principia) vs. Thomas More,
11/23/1991
Blocked Shots: 9, Reuel Rogers (OWU) vs. Kenyon, 11/20/2013
Steals: 11, Scott Tedder (OWU) vs. Defiance, 11/21/1987
Team
Points: 121, OWU vs. Oberlin, 1/23/1988; OWU vs. Oberlin, 1/14/1989; OWU vs. Hiram, 1/28/2006
Fewest Points: 34, OWU vs. Wittenberg, 11/29/1980;
Adrian vs. Ohio Northern, 1/2/1988
Points, Both Teams: 221 (OWU 121, Oberlin 100), 1/23/1988
Fewest Points, Both Teams: 90 (OWU 50, Muskingum 40),
1/22/1983
Points, Losing Effort: 107, Hope vs. OWU (2 OT), 3/5/1988
Points, Losing Effort, Regulation: 103, Illinois Wesleyan vs.
OWU, 3/12/1988
Margin of Victory: 64, OWU (117) vs. Hiram (53), 1/2/1988
Points, First Half: 73, OWU vs. Earlham, 1/19/1994
Fewest Points, First Half: 10, OWU vs. Wittenberg, 11/29/1980
Points, Second Half: 68, OWU vs. Oberlin, 1/21/1981
Fewest Points, Second Half: 18, OWU vs. Wittenberg, 1/25/1978; OWU vs. Allegheny, 1/10/1987
Points, Single Overtime: 22, OWU vs. Denison, 2/2/1977
Fewest Points, Overtime: 0, Denison vs. OWU, 2/11/1987
Field Goal Attempts: 100, Oberlin vs. OWU (made 43), 1/23/1988
Field Goals: 49, OWU vs. Hiram, 1/2/1988;
OWU vs. Oberlin, 1/23/1988
Field Goal Percentage: 73.5 (36-49), OWU vs. Ohio Dominican, 11/20/1990
Field Goal Percentage, Half: 75.0 (18-24), OWU vs. Ohio
Dominican, 11/20/1990
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ARENA RECORDS
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA RECORDS
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts: 42, OWU vs. Denison (made 11),
12/6/2014
3-Pt. Field Goals: 18, OWU vs. Kenyon (of 34), 2/7/2015
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (10 att): 90.0 (9-10), OWU vs. Findlay, 12/19/1992
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (20 att): 60.0 (15-25), OWU vs.
Denison, 1/31/2001
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (30 att): 52.9 (18-34), OWU vs.
Kenyon, 2/7/2015
Free Throw Attempts: 56, OWU vs. Lincoln (made 37), 11/16/1990
Free Throws: 46, OWU vs. Wooster (of 55), 1/13/1988
Free Throw Percentage (10 att): 100.0 (17-17), OWU vs.
Ohio Northern,1/3/1988
Free Throw Percentage (20 att): 92.9 (26-28), OWU vs.
Heidelberg, 1/22/1983
Consecutive Free Throws: 24, OWU vs. Heidelberg, 1/22/1983
Rebounds: 62, OWU vs. Hiram, 1/2/1988
Personal Fouls: 40, Ohio Dominican vs. OWU, 11/26/1988
Fewest Personal Fouls: 7, OWU vs. Hiram, 1/2/1988;
OWU vs. Ohio Dominican, 11/27/1996;
OWU vs. Oberlin, 1/29/2009;
OWU vs. Oberlin, 2/2/2013
Assists: 31, OWU vs. Oberlin, 1/21/1981
Turnovers: 36, Ohio Dominican vs. OWU, 11/26/1988
Fewest Turnovers: 3, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Wooster, 12/4/2004
Blocked Shots: 12, Calvin vs. OWU, 11/23/1991
Steals: 23, OWU vs. Principia, 11/22/1991
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Individual — Tournament
Points: 68, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan), 1987
Rebounds: 26, Geron Tate (Ohio Wesleyan), 1977
Assists: 19, Steve Hendrix (Ohio Wesleyan), 1984
Blocked Shots: 8, Mark Oberholtzer (Ohio Wesleyan), 1983;
Steve Honderd (Calvin), 1991
Steals: 15, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan), 1987
Team — Game
Points: 118, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Lincoln, 11/16/1990
Winning Margin: 60, Defiance (115) vs. Waynesburg (55),
11/16/1990
Points, Both Teams: 196, OWU (118) vs. Lincoln (78), 11/16/1990
Rebounds: 52, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Lincoln, 11/16/1990
Assists: 25, Elmira vs. Case Reserve, 11/30/1979;
Ohio Wesleyan vs. Case Reserve, 11/28/1980
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Team — Tournament
Points: 195, Ohio Wesleyan, 1990
Combined Winning Margin: 53, Calvin, 1991
Smallest Combined Winning Margin: 5, North Carolina
Wesleyan, 1989
Rebounds: 97, Ohio Wesleyan, 1977
Assists: 43, Ohio Wesleyan, 1990
KIWANIS TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
YearChampion Runner-up Third
1977 Ohio Wesleyan Case Reserve
Wilmington
1979 Elmira
St. Andrew’s
Ohio Wesleyan
1980Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan Allegheny
1981Capital
Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Dominican
1982 Grove City
Hanover
Wooster
1983 Ohio Wesleyan B-W
Grove City
1984 Ohio WesleyanHanover
Washington
1985Albion
Ohio Wesleyan Capital
1986 Ohio WesleyanAdrian
Marietta
1987 Ohio Wesleyan Defiance
N.C. Wesleyan
1988 Grove City
Hanover
Elmira
1989 N.C. Wesleyan
Defiance
Ohio Wesleyan
1990 Ohio WesleyanDefiance
Waynesburg
1991Calvin
Ohio Wesleyan Thomas More
1992Hanover
Ohio Wesleyan Greensboro
1993 Geneseo St.
Ohio WesleyanMuskingum
1994Calvin
Ohio Wesleyan Heidelberg
1995 Ohio Wesleyan Ferris State
Manchester
BISHOP RECORDS
Individual — Game
Points: 44, J.R. Shumate (OWU) vs. Ferris State, 11/18/1995
Rebounds: 18, Dennis Bostelman (Defiance) vs. N.C. Wesleyan,
11/20/1987
Assists: 11, Alan Watson (Wittenberg) vs. OWU, 11/29/1980;
Steve Hendrix (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Washington, 11/23/1984
Blocked Shots: 6, Mark Oberholtzer (Ohio Wesleyan) vs.
Baldwin-Wallace, 11/26/1983;
Steve Honderd (Calvin) vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 11/23/1991
Steals: 11, Scott Tedder (OWU) vs. Defiance, 11/21/1987
Fourth
Thiel
Case Reserve
Case Reserve
Mount Vernon
Ohio Wesleyan
Olivet
Adrian
Mount Union
B-W
Wilmington
Ohio Wesleyan
St. John’s
Lincoln
Principia
Penn St.-Behrend
Defiance
Ohio Dominican
Centennial
Ohio Wesleyan finishes: First (7), second (7), third (2), fourth (2).
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He took the Ohio
Wesleyan basketball
reins in 1958 and
promptly ended a 5-year
span of losing seasons.
Within 4 years he had
been elected Ohio College Coach of the Year,
and before he retired in
1979 after 21 seasons,
he had won more games
than any other coach in
Battling Bishop history.
He is Frank Shannon:
teacher, winner, gentleman, friend.
The Parkersburg, W.Va., native spent 39 years coaching
basketball at virtually every level, posting more than 800
career victories. He also stood out as a player, twice earning
all-conference honors at Wittenberg University, from which
he received his B.S. degree in 1940. He went on to earn his
M.A. degree from the University of Alabama in 1952.
Shannon coached at 5 Ohio high schools en route to
Ohio Wesleyan, compiling a 194-67 record and turning out
7 district championship teams. In 1958, he organized and
ran the first North-South All-Star game for Ohio high school
cagers.
Drafted as an army private in 1941, he distinguished
himself in the service as well. Discharged as a major, he
served in Gen. Douglas McArthur’s headquarters in the
Southwest Pacific.
He also was among the pioneers of professional basketball, serving as the Youngstown Bears’ player-coach in 1947,
the first year of the National Basketball League, forerunner
of the National Basketball Association.
At Ohio Wesleyan, Shannon collected 214 victories,
ranking sixth in all-time wins among Ohio Athletic Conference coaches. His 1961-62 team, which prompted his Coach
of the Year citation, finished 21-3, still the best mark in the
Ohio Wesleyan record books for winning percentage. In a
5-year span from 1960-65, the Bishops fashioned an 86-31
record.
Among the products of Shannon’s tenure were Barry
Clemens ’65, who went on to play 11 years in the NBA
Shannon helped found; and Tates Locke ’59, later to coach
the Buffalo Braves of that league. While at Tecumseh High
School, Shannon coached Wayne Embry, who went on to
NBA stardom both as a player and an executive.
Shannon also coached the Ohio Wesleyan men’s tennis
team for 6 years, winning 5 consecutive OAC titles, taught
physical education and assisted with football scouting and
lacrosse. A member of both Ohio Wesleyan’s and Wittenberg’s Athletic Halls of Fame, he continued to reside in
Delaware until his death in 2005.
FRANK SHANNON INVITATIONAL RECORDS
Individual — Game
Points: 34, John Columbo (John Carroll) vs. OWU, 1/4/1982;
Brett Freshour (Heidelberg) vs. Case Reserve, 1/4/1983
Rebounds: 19, Vince Tushis (Albion) vs. Heidelberg,
1/3/1983
Assists: 9, Rob Alberts (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. DePauw, 1/3/1981
Blocked Shots: 7, Dale Eilrich (Ohio Wesleyan) vs.
Franklin & Marshall, 12/29/1990
Steals: 6, Jerry Buccilla (Heidelberg) vs. Albion, 1/3/1983;
Brad Kiess (Rose-Hulman) vs. Hope, 1/4/1985;
Scott Tedder (OWU) vs. Kalamazoo, 1/2/1987;
Cory Howell (OWU) vs. Ohio Dominican, 12/31/1988;
Brad Moss (Wabash) vs. Grove City, 12/29/1989
Individual — Tournament
Points: 65, John Columbo (John Carroll), 1982-83
Rebounds: 32, David Simons (St. Andrew’s), 1986-87
Assists: 15, Justun Lott (Ohio Wesleyan), 1991-92
Blocked Shots: 12, Dale Eilrich (Ohio Wesleyan), 1990-91
Steals: 11, Scott Tedder (Ohio Wesleyan), 1987-88
Team — Game
Points: 117, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Hiram, 1/2/1988
Winning Margin: 64, Ohio Wesleyan (117) vs. Hiram (53),
1/2/1988
Points, Both Teams: 193, OWU (98) vs. Hope (95), 1/5/1985
Points, Both Teams, Regulation: 190, OWU (102) vs.
Wilmington (88), 12/30/1991
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BISHOP RECORDS
FRANK SHANNON INVITATIONAL
Rebounds: 62, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Hiram, 1/2/1988
Assists: 26, Ohio Wesleyan vs. DePauw, 1/3/1981
Team — Tournament
Points: 191, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-85
Combined Winning Margin: 66, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88
Smallest Combined Winning Margin: 3, Case Reserve,
1981-82
Rebounds: 96, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88
Assists: 43, Ohio Wesleyan, 1980-81
FRANK SHANNON INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONS
SeasonChampion
Runner-up Third
Fourth
1979-80 Denison
Case Reserve
Ohio WesleyanWis.-Oshkosh
1980-81 Ohio Wesleyan DePauw
Grove City
Alma
1981-82 Case Reserve
Ohio Wesleyan John Carroll
Adrian
1982-83Albion
Ohio Wesleyan Case Reserve
Heidelberg
1983-84 Ohio WesleyanAlbion
Allegheny
Wabash
1984-85 Ohio WesleyanHope
Rose-Hulman Carnegie-Mellon
1985-86 Ohio Northern
Ohio WesleyanAlma
Olivet
1986-87 Ohio Wesleyan St. Andrew’s
Kalamazoo
Lincoln
1987-88 Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Northern
Adrian
Hiram
1988-89 W.Va. Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Dominican none
1989-90 Ohio Wesleyan Grove City
Thomas More
Wabash
1990-91F&M
Ohio WesleyanHanover
Hiram
1991-92Muskingum
Hiram
Ohio WesleyanWilmington
Ohio Wesleyan finishes: First (6), second (5), third (2), fourth (0).
YearPoints
1927-28
Harry Hnizder.............. 197
1928-29
Floyd Siegenthaler............
1929-30
Floyd Siegenthaler...... 141
1930-31
Eric Gandrup.....................
1931-32
Clarence Hendricks..... 193
1932-33
Clarence Hendricks..... 179
1933-34
Clovis Stark.................. 148
1934-35
Clovis Stark.................. 151
1935-36
Clovis Stark.................. 201
1936-37
John McAdams............ 223
1937-38
Jim Reiser, Billy Rohr... 141
1938-39
Dick Hartman.............. 257
1939-40
Jack Buttermore.......... 171
1940-41
Dick Hartman.............. 209
1941-42
Bob Heisler................... 171
1942-43
Chuck Buttermore...... 209
1943-44
Clint Stevenson........... 237
1944-45
William Pender............ 185
1945-46
Robert Hamblet........... 210
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
Jud Millhon.................. 533
1949-50
Jud Millhon.................. 554
1950-51
Jud Millhon.................. 556
1951-52
Bob Coverdale.............. 345
1952-53
Bill Michael.................. 374
1953-54
Bill Michael.................. 397
1954-55
Russ Davis.................... 248
1955-56
Russ Davis.................... 331
1956-57
Gene Richter................ 332
1957-58
Gene Richter................ 339
1958-59
Dick Faul...................... 443
1959-60
Jerry Vaughn................ 319
1960-61
Tom Eibel..................... 297
1961-62
Barry Clemens............. 408
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
Tom Carnes.................. 351
1966-67
Tom Carnes.................. 304
1967-68
Tom Carnes.................. 367
1968-69
Dave Eyrich.................. 334
1969-70
Mike Mickler................ 211
1970-71
Jackie Brown................ 521
1971-72
Jackie Brown................ 472
1972-73
Dan Penrod.................. 263
1973-74
Ed Peal.......................... 269
1974-75
Bob White.................... 315
1975-76
Mike Kinnaird.............. 423
1976-77
Mike Kinnaird.............. 398
1977-78
Mike Kinnaird.............. 371
1978-79
Kirk Williamson.......... 390
1979-80
Kirk Williamson.......... 373
1980-81
Doug Stead................... 317
1981-82
Mark Oberholtzer........ 377
1928-2015
Rebounds
Jud Millhon....................... 489
Jud Millhon....................... 460
Jud Millhon....................... 351
Bill Michael....................... 323
Bill Michael....................... 298
Bill Michael....................... 302
Russ Davis........................ 232
Russ Davis........................ 267
Leigh Stockstill................. 262
Gene Richter.................... 177
Dick Faul........................... 270
Tom Nims......................... 173
Larry Washburn............... 230
Larry Washburn............... 313
Larry Washburn............... 373
Larry Washburn............... 371
Barry Clemens................. 338
Jeff Buckalew.................... 184
Tom Schelkun.................. 167
Tom Carnes...................... 142
Dave Eyrich...................... 125
Rick Grimes...................... 140
Eric Morris........................ 232
Ray Schmitt...................... 231
Eric Morris........................ 123
Bob White......................... 143
Bob White......................... 131
Mike Kinnaird.................. 210
Mike Kinnaird.................. 215
Geron Tate........................ 191
Geron Tate........................ 186
Doug Stead....................... 186
Doug Stead....................... 148
Mark Oberholtzer............ 184
Assists
BISHOP STAT LEADERS
BISHOP STAT LEADERS
Mark Oberhol
tzer led the Bi
shops
in scoring an
d rebounding
for 4
straight seas
ons.
Joe Thomas.......................100
Joe Thomas.......................124
Joe Thomas.......................118
Mike McCoy........................78
Kirk Williamson...............151
Kirk Williamson...............112
Rob Alberts.......................152
Rob Alberts.......................126
63
Mike DeWitt................. 473
Scott Tedder................. 713
Scott Tedder................. 897
Mike Taylor.................. 400
Mark Slayman............. 387
Dirk Miller.................... 497
Bob Croft...................... 497
Bob Croft...................... 489
Bob Croft...................... 358
Rod Mitchell................. 449
J.R. Shumate................. 599
Andy Seddelmeyer...... 276
John Camillus.............. 330
Josh Stanek.................. 284
Chad Van Sickle........... 318
Travis Schwab.............. 478
Travis Schwab.............. 456
Travis Schwab.............. 550
Travis Schwab.............. 501
Ben Chojnacki............. 454
Ben Chojnacki............. 344
Dustin Rudegeair........ 358
Dustin Rudegeair........ 474
Kyle Holliday............... 393
Tim Brady..................... 452
Tim Brady..................... 464
Tim Brady..................... 630
Andy Winters............... 409
Reuel Rogers................ 366
Claude Gray................. 544
Bret Butters...................... 164
Lee Rowlinson.................. 245
Lee Rowlinson.................. 342
Cory Howell...................... 182
Mark Slayman.................. 210
Dale Eilrich....................... 220
Bob Croft........................... 219
Bob Croft........................... 206
Bob Croft........................... 201
Rod Mitchell..................... 160
J.R. Shumate..................... 150
Dave Hale......................... 139
Brad Cooley...................... 174
Brian Nash....................... 166
Brian Nash....................... 184
Travis Schwab.................. 181
Brandon Cole................... 239
Brandon Cole................... 226
Travis Schwab.................. 189
Ben Chojnacki.................. 156
Ben Chojnacki.................. 155
Jesse Jean.......................... 181
Jesse Jean.......................... 237
Pat Pellerite...................... 172
Pat Pellerite...................... 229
Marshall Morris............... 187
Marshall Morris............... 213
Reuel Rogers.................... 189
Reuel Rogers.................... 225
Ben Simpson.................... 205
Bill Gianakopoulos...........103
Steve Hendrix...................127
Steve Hendrix...................155
Steve Hendrix...................168
Mike DeWitt......................132
Mike Smith.......................191
Dirk Miller.........................114
Dirk Miller...........................88
Dirk Miller.........................131
Justun Lott........................128
Justun Lott........................115
Justun Lott........................116
Justun Lott........................141
Josh Peoples........................94
Josh Peoples........................78
John Camillus.....................74
Scotty Sellers....................100
Scotty Sellers......................69
Shawn Kindred...................94
Shawn Kindred...................84
Ross Rybarczyk..................93
Ross Rybarczyk................125
Ross Rybarczyk..................87
Ross Rybarczyk................106
Casey Teeters.....................68
Casey Teeters.....................78
Kyle Miller...........................72
Andy Winters...................113
Andy Winters...................145
Andy Winters...................154
Andy Winters...................204
Seth Clark...........................86
Nate Axelrod....................166
BISHOP STAT LEADERS
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-2000
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
2014-15
Ross Rybarczyk led the Bishops in
assists for 4 consecutive seasons,
establishing himself as one of
the nation’s most efficient point
guards.
64
JUD MILLHON
1951 1st-team
All-America
Millhon had a senior
season that stacks up
against anyone’s, even
more than 60 years later.
He scored a school-record
556 points and grabbed
351 rebounds, and his
averages of 25.3 points
and 16.0 rebounds per
game ranked fifth and
fourth respectively
among small-college
players. His 489 rebounds during his sophomore season established
school and Ohio Athletic
Conference records that still stand. Millhon finished his
Bishop career as the OAC’s all-time leader in scoring and
rebounding. His point total was still recognized as the
OAC’s 3-year career record when OWU left the league in
1984.
Year
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
Career
G
26
24
22
72
FG- FGA
208- 459
204- 431
198- 512
610- 1402
Pct
.453
.473
.387
.435
FT117146160423-
FTA
188
215
255
658
Pct Reb
.622 489
.679 460
.627 351
.643 1300
Avg Pts
18.8 533
19.2 554
16.0 556
18.1 1643
Avg
20.5
23.1
25.3
22.8
BARRY CLEMENS
1964-65 AP Little
All-America
Clemens averaged 23.0
points and 14.7 rebounds
his senior year, ranking
second and third respectively in the OAC. He won
the league’s Dick Gregory
MVP award, the only Bishop ever to win that honor,
and was a second-team
All-America selection after
earning third-team AllAmerica laurels as a junior.
He ended his career as
both Ohio Wesleyan’s and
the OAC’s all-time leading
scorer with 1905 points.
His career total of 1230 rebounds ranked fifth on the OAC’s
all-time list and third on the Bishop list. Clemens went on
to play 11 years in the NBA.
Year
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
Career
G
24
24
23
23
94
FG- FGA
166- 344
170- 392
220- 471
211- 438
767- 1645
Pct
.483
.433
.467
.482
.466
FT7672115108371-
FTA
100
123
146
147
516
Pct Reb
.760 280
.585 305
.788 307
.735 338
.719 1230
Avg Pts
11.7 408
12.7 412
13.3 555
14.7 530
13.1 1905
Avg
17.0
17.2
24.1
23.0
20.3
SCOTT TEDDER
1987-88 1st-team AllAmerica
Tedder capped his
Bishop career by becoming the first Ohio Wesleyan athlete to twice earn
first-team All-America
honors. His career total of
2501 points made him the
North Coast Athletic Conference’s all-time leading
scorer and ranked fifth on
the Division III all-time list.
He was the NCAA Division III Player of the Year
and the Most Outstanding Player of the Division
III Final Four as a senior
and was twice the NCAC’s
Player of the Year. He led the league in scoring 3 times and
ranked third among Division III scorers as a junior and sixth
as a senior. Tedder set virtually every Ohio Wesleyan scoring
record except single-game, but he did set the NCAC singlegame record with 50 points against Ohio University his
senior year. One of Tedder’s lesser-known records is that he
did not foul out of a collegiate game.
Year
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
Career
G
27
19
25
32
103
FG- FGA
177- 380
188- 400
256- 542
317- 652
938- 1974
Pct FT.466 72.470 89.472 161.486 196.475 518-
FTA
116
121
210
250
697
Pct
.621
.736
.767
.784
.743
Reb
129
113
126
154
522
Ast Pts
71 426
55 465
66 713
102 897
294 2501
BISHOP ALL-AMERICANS
BISHOP
ALL-AMERICANS
Avg
15.8
24.5
28.5
28.0
24.3
LEE ROWLINSON
1988 2nd-team
All-America
Rowlinson’s senior
season was the culmination of 4 years of endless
self-improvement. A
raw 6-6, 160-pounder
when he entered Ohio
Wesleyan, Rowlinson had
blossomed to 6-9, 225
as a junior, when he became a starter and went
on to earn first-team
all-league honors. As a
senior, Rowlinson led the
NCAC in rebounding and
was second in scoring
and field goal percentage
and third in free throw
percentage. He earned
first-team All-NCAC honors for the second straight season
and was named the league’s Player of the Year. He was
named to all-tournament teams in both the Great Lakes
Regional and the NCAA Division III Final Four. Rowlinson
played 8 years of professional basketball in Luxembourg
and Czechoslovakia.
Year
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
Career
G FG8
228 5827 20032 26695 526-
FGA
4
120
325
443
892
Pct FT.500
7.483 37.615 113.600 225.590 382-
FTA
9
52
140
266
467
Pct
.778
.712
.807
.846
.818
Reb Avg Pts Avg
8 1.0
11 1.4
90 3.2 153 5.5
245 9.1 513 19.0
342 10.7 757 23.7
685 7.2 1434 15.1
65
Year
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
Career
G FG27 3532 6127 14528 170114 411-
FGA
88
104
279
288
759
Pct FT.398 32.587 36.519 80.590 47.542 195-
FTA
52
55
114
79
300
Pct
.615
.655
.702
.595
.650
Reb
60
99
175
210
544
Avg Pts Avg
2.2 102 3.8
3.1 158 4.9
6.5 370 13.7
7.5 387 13.8
4.8 1017 8.9
JOHN CAMILLUS
1998 Academic
All-America®
Camillus moved into
the starting lineup early in
his junior season and soon
showed a flair for lastsecond heroics, drilling the
game-winning bucket in 2
overtime wins. Camillus
built upon that as a senior,
developing into a scorer
who would fearlessly drive
the lane despite his 6-0
frame. Camillus ranked
fifth in the NCAC in scoring,
third in free throw percentage, seventh in assists and
eighth in field goal percentage en route to first-team
All-NCAC honors. He graduated with a 4.0 cumulative GPA
with majors in philosophy and pre-law. Camillus was a
first-team Academic All-America® choice.
Year
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
Career
G FG1
024
525 6823 10773 180-
FGA
0
18
156
208
382
Pct FT—
0.278
3.436 69.514 107.471 179-
FTA
0
12
94
131
237
Pct
—
.250
.734
.817
.755
Reb
1
11
51
64
127
Ast
0
10
59
74
143
Pts Avg
0 0.0
13 0.5
218 8.7
330 14.3
561 7.7
TRAVIS SCHWAB
2004 2nd-team
All-America
Schwab averaged
20.9 points and 7.9
rebounds per game his
senior year, ranking
second and fourth
respectively in the North
Coast Athletic Conference.
He also ranked third in
field goal percentage,
seventh in steals and 10th
in blocked shots on the
way to NCAC Player of the
Year and second-team
All-America honors.
Schwab made NCAC
history by becoming
the first player to earn 4 first-team all-conference citations.
His career total of 1985 points ranked third on the all-time
NCAC list and second all-time at Ohio Wesleyan, and his
760 rebounds ranked seventh on the all-time Bishop list.
Year
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
Career
G
26
27
26
24
103
FG- FGA
192- 353
175- 312
199- 388
181- 315
747- 1368
FT9292130121435-
FTA
128
134
163
164
589
Pct
.719
.687
.798
.738
.739
Reb
181
184
206
189
760
Avg Pts
7.0 478
6.8 456
7.9 550
7.9 501
7.4 1985
Avg
18.4
16.9
21.2
20.9
19.3
ANDY WARNOCK
2006 Academic
All-America®
Warnock started as a
wing player for 2 seasons
and part of a third and was
one of the Bishops’ most
productive 3-point shooters,
ranking among the North
Coast Athletic Conference
leaders in both 3-pointers
made and 3-point field goal
percentage during both
his senior and sophomore
seasons. Warnock saved
one of his best performances
for his final regular-season
home game, scoring a
career-high 27 points and
hitting some key free
throws down the stretch during an 86-83 win over thentop-ranked Wooster. Warnock graduated with a 3.94
cumulative GPA with a major in economics management.
Warnock was a second-team Academic All-America®
choice.
Year
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
Career
G FG16
927 8726 7927 10396 278-
FGA
24
199
182
229
634
BISHOP
ALL-AMERICANS
66
Pct
.544
.561
.513
.575
.546
MARK SLAYMAN
1989-90 Academic
All-America®
Slayman was a secondteam GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-America® selection
as a junior, also earning
first-team All-North Coast
Athletic Conference honors.
As a senior, he earned firstteam GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-America® laurels
and was a second-team pick
to both all-district and AllNCAC teams. Slayman led
the Bishops in scoring and
rebounding as a senior and
was the 16th Bishop male
to surpass the 1000-point
plateau. He majored in
economics management and minored in accounting and
carried a grade-point average of 3.90.
Pct FT.375 10.437 30.434 32.450 47.438 119-
FTA
18
38
45
57
158
Pct
.556
.789
.711
.825
.753
Reb
13
116
89
81
299
Ast
4
37
30
31
102
Pts Avg
31 1.9
253 9.4
228 8.8
303 11.2
815 8.5
Year
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
Career
G FG25 8725 9128 13430 166108 478-
FGA
187
181
247
350
959
Pct FT.465 51.503 40.556 69.474 108.498 268-
TIM BRADY
2012 NABC/D3hoops.com
All-America
Brady had a
spectacular senior season,
leading the North Coast
Athletic Conference in
scoring and earning NCAC
Player of the Year honors,
then helping the Bishops to
their third NCAA Division
III playoff appearance.
Brady was a secondteam All-America pick by
the NABC and a fourthteam All-America selection
by d3hoops.com. He also
was chosen to play in the
NABC’s Reese’s Division III
All-Star game.
FTA
65
59
98
156
378
Pct
.785
.678
.704
.692
.709
Reb
129
130
164
210
633
Avg Pts Avg
5.2 241 9.6
5.2 238 9.5
5.9 358 12.8
7.0 474 15.8
5.9 1311 12.1
Year
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
Career
G
25
27
27
28
107
FG- FGA
67- 136
182- 393
180- 415
209- 459
638- 1403
Pct FT.493 30.463 62.434 67.455 178.455 337-
KYLE HOLLIDAY
2009 Academic
All-America®
Holliday moved into
the starting lineup in his
junior season and proved
to be a prominent figure
in the Bishops’ run to the
NCAA Division III “Sweet
16” that season. As a
senior, he ranked sixth in
the NCAC in scoring and
rebounding, tied for fourth
in 3-point field goals, and
ranked 15th in assists
on the way to first-team
All-NCAC and d3hoops.
com all-region honors. He
graduated with a 3.88 cumulative GPA and majored
in accounting. Holliday was a second-team Academic AllAmerica® choice.
ANDY WINTERS
2013 NABC/D3hoops.com
All-America
Winters had an
impressive senior season,
leading the North Coast
Athletic Conference in
assists and earning NCAC
Player of the Year honors,
then leading the Bishops to
their fourth NCAA Division
III playoff appearance.
Winters ranked fifth in
NCAA Division III in
assists. He was a firstteam All-America pick by
the NABC and a fourthteam All-America selection
by d3hoops.com. He also
was chosen to play in the
NABC’s Reese’s Division III
All-Star game.
Year
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
Career
Year
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Career
G FG27 5328 6730 12725 119110 366-
FGA
105
147
232
260
744
Pct FT.505 44.456 38.547 81.458 96.492 259-
DUSTIN RUDEGEAIR
2008 D3hoops.com
All-America
Rudegeair started as
a post player for 3 seasons.
He finished his career
on a hot streak, scoring
a career-high 29 points
in the North Coast Athletic
Conference tournament
championship game to
help the Bishops win their
first tournament title in
20 years, then scoring a
career-high 32 points in
Ohio Wesleyan’s first
NCAA playoff game in
20 seasons. Rudegeair
was a fourth-team AllAmerica selection by
d3hoops.com.
FTA
65
54
141
147
407
Pct
.677
.704
.574
.653
.636
Reb
85
85
132
157
459
Ast Pts Avg
28 159 5.9
31 192 6.9
60 370 12.3
57 393 15.7
176 1114 10.1
G
27
27
28
29
111
FG- FGA
85- 218
115- 274
117- 257
151- 319
468- 1068
Pct FT.390 38.420 78.455 62.473 79.438 257-
FTA
51
86
110
223
470
Pct
.588
.721
.609
.798
.717
Reb
61
85
70
95
311
Ast Pts
13 168
23 452
24 464
31 630
91 1714
Avg
6.7
16.7
17.2
22.5
16.0
FTA
58
111
97
108
374
Pct
.655
.703
.639
.731
.687
Reb
94
90
117
130
431
Ast Pts
113 245
145 341
154 321
204 409
616 1316
Avg
9.1
12.6
11.5
14.1
11.9
67
Year
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Career
G FG27 6226 12428 18781 373-
FGA
156
248
400
804
Pct FT.397 13.500 46.468 91.464 150-
FTA
20
59
117
196
Pct
.650
.780
.778
.765
Reb
57
121
160
338
Avg Pts Avg
2.1 155 5.7
4.7 343 13.2
5.7 544 19.4
4.2 1042 12.9
Claude Gray
68
CLAUDE GRAY
2015 NABC All-America
Gray was a first-team
All-America selection as a
junior, also earning NABC
Great Lakes Region Player of
the Year honors and North
Coast Athletic Conference
Player of the Year laurels.
He led the NCAC in scoring
and ranked in the top 10 in
3-point field goals, steals,
free throw percentage, and
3-point field goal percentage. Gray was the 29th Ohio
Wesleyan men’s basketball player to surpass the
1000-point plateau.
NABC ALL-GREAT
LAKES DISTRICT
1983-84
Dave Hollenbaugh, Jr., W...................... 2
1984-85
Mark Oberholtzer, Sr., B........................ 2
1985-86
Scott Tedder, So., W............................... 2
1986-87
Scott Tedder, Jr., W................................. 1
1987-88
Lee Rowlinson, Sr., B............................. 1
Scott Tedder, Sr., W................................ 1
1989-90
Mark Slayman, Sr., B............................. 2
1992-93
Bob Croft, Jr., B....................................... 2
1995-96
J.R. Shumate, Sr., W............................... 1
2002-03
Travis Schwab, Jr., C.............................. 2
2003-04
Travis Schwab, Sr., P.............................. 1
2007-08
Dustin Rudegeair, Sr., P......................... 1
2008-09
Kyle Holliday, Sr., W............................... 2
2011-12
Tim Brady, Sr., W.................................... 1
2012-13
Andy Winters, Sr., G.............................. 1
(Great Lakes District Player of Year)
2014-15
Claude Gray, Jr., P................................... 1
(Great Lakes District Player of Year)
D3HOOPS.COM
ALL-GREAT LAKES
REGION
2002-03
Travis Schwab, Jr., P............................... 2
2003-04
2006-07
Ben Chojnacki, Sr., P.............................. 3
2007-08
ALL-OHIO
1914-15
Henry Littick, Sr., G............................... 1
Paul Bonner, Jr., C.................................. 2
1915-16
(Ohio State Journal)
Fred Page, Sr., G...................................... 1
Paul Bonner, Sr., F.................................. 2
(Columbus Dispatch)
Fred Page, Sr., G...................................... 1
1916-17
2008-09
(Ohio State Journal)
Ralph Thomson, So., G.......................... 1
(Columbus Dispatch)
Don Watkins, Sr., G................................ 2
Ralph Thomson, So., G..........................H
2011-12
1917-18
2012-13
1918-19
Tim Brady, Sr., W.................................... 1
Andy Winters, Sr., G.............................. 1
(Great Lakes Region Player of Year)
2013-14
Reuel Rogers, Sr., P................................ 3
2014-15
Claude Gray, Jr., P................................... 1
Nate Axelrod, Fr., G............................... 3
(Great Lakes Region Rookie of Year)
BISHOP ALL-STARS
BISHOP ALL-STARS
Ralph Thomson, Jr., G..............................
Ralph Thomson, Sr., G........................... 1
Gerald Ensign, Sr., C..............................H
Raymond Patton, Jr., G..........................H
Douglas Torrance, So., F........................H
1920-21
Frederick Reid, Jr., F.................................
1921-22
Frederick Reid, Sr., F.............................. 1
Dewey Bohyer, Sr., G.............................. 2
Robert Young, Jr., G................................ 2
Howard Freigau, So, C...........................H
George Hubbard, Jr., G...........................H
1922-23
George Hubbard, Sr., G.......................... 3
1923-24
Bob Shea, Jr., F........................................ 1
Eddie Knachel, Jr., G.............................. 2
(Cleveland Plain Dealer)
Bob Shea, Jr., F........................................ 1
Bill Turney, So., C...................................H
(Columbus Dispatch)
Bob Shea, Jr., F........................................ 1
Bill Turney, So., C................................... 3
Eddie Knachel, Jr., G..............................H
Vic Kolb, Jr., F..........................................H
Ted Turney, Sr., G...................................H
69
Vic Kolb, Sr., G........................................ 1
Eddie Knachel, Sr., G............................. 2
Bill Turney, Jr., C..................................... 2
(Cleveland Plain Dealer)
Vic Kolb, Sr., G........................................ 1
Eddie Knachel, Sr., G............................. 2
Lee Blanchard, Sr., F..............................H
Emerald Lamme, Sr., F..........................H
Bill Turney, Jr., C.....................................H
1929-30
Floyd Siegenthaler, Sr., C........................
1934-35
(Associated Press)
Clovis Stark, Jr., F................................... 1
John McAdams, So., F............................ 2
Howard Stammler, Sr., G....................... 2
Ernie Talos, Sr., G...................................H
1935-36
Clovis Stark, Sr., F....................................
Ernie Talos, Sr., G.....................................
1939-40
(Associated Press)
Jack Buttermore, Jr., F............................ 2
Jim Reiser, Sr., G..................................... 3
1940-41
Jack Buttermore, Sr., G............................
1946-47
Chuck Buttermore, So., G.......................
1947-48
Chuck Buttermore, Jr., G.........................
1948-49
Chuck Buttermore, Sr., G...................... 1
Jud Millhon, So., C................................. 1
1925-26
Bill Turney, Sr., C.................................... 1
Harry Berno, Jr., F................................... 2
1926-27
Eddie Blickle, Sr., G..................................
1927-28
John Halliday, Jr., G................................ 1
Floyd Siegenthaler, So., C...................... 1
Francis Thomas, So., G.......................... 2
1928-29
Harry Hnizder, Sr., F.............................. 1
Floyd Siegenthaler, Jr., C........................ 1
Francis Thomas, Jr., G............................ 1
John Halliday, Sr., G............................... 2
1929-30
Floyd Siegenthaler, Sr., C...................... 1
Francis Thomas, Sr., G........................... 1
Eric Gandrup, So., F............................... 2
1930-31
Eric Gandrup, Jr., F................................. 1
(Associated Press)
Eric Gandrup, Jr., F................................. 1
Russell Facchini, Sr., G.......................... 1
Howard Ginaven, Jr., F........................... 2
George Myerly, Jr., C............................... 2
Wilmer Dickerson, Jr., G........................H
1931-32
(Associated Press)
Clarence Hendricks, So., C.................... 1
Howard Ginaven, Sr., F.......................... 2
Harold Duncan, Jr., G............................ 3
1932-33
1949-50
Jud Millhon, Jr., C................................... 1
(Associated Press)
Harold Duncan, Sr., G........................... 1
Clarence Hendricks, Jr., F...................... 2
1950-51
1933-34
Jud Millhon, Sr., C.................................. 1
1952-53
Bill Michael, Jr., C................................... 2
1955-56
(Associated Press)
Russ Davis, Sr., F....................................H
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ALL-BUCKEYE
CONFERENCE
(Associated Press)
Clovis Stark, So., F................................. 1
Howard Stammler, Jr., G........................ 1
Myron Prech, Jr., F.................................. 2
Ernie Talos, Jr., G.................................... 2
1934-35
BISHOP ALL-STARS
1924-25
(Associated Press)
Clovis Stark, Jr., F................................... 1
John McAdams, So., F............................ 2
Ernie Talos, Sr., G................................... 2
Don Mewhort, Jr., F................................H
(United Press)
Clovis Stark, Jr., F................................... 1
John McAdams, So., F............................ 2
Ernie Talos, Sr., G................................... 2
1935-36
Clovis Stark, Sr., F.................................. 1
Ernie Talos, Sr., G................................... 1
(Associated Press)
Clovis Stark, Sr., F.................................. 1
Ernie Talos, Sr., G................................... 1
John McAdams, Jr., F.............................. 3
(United Press)
Clovis Stark, Sr., F.................................. 1
Ernie Talos, Sr., G................................... 1
John McAdams, Jr., F.............................. 2
1936-37
(Associated Press)
John McAdams, Sr., F............................. 1
Leo Walker, So., G..................................H
(United Press)
John McAdams, Sr., F............................. 1
1937-38
(Associated Press)
Bill Rohr, So., G....................................... 2
(United Press)
Bill Rohr, So., G....................................... 2
1938-39
(Associated Press)
Jack Buttermore, So., F.......................... 2
Dick Hartman, So., F............................. 2
Bill Rohr, Jr., G........................................ 2
Ed Baroody, So., G..................................H
Jim Reiser, Jr., G......................................H
(United Press)
Jim Reiser, Jr., G...................................... 1
Jack Buttermore, So., F.......................... 2
1947-48
Chuck Buttermore, Jr., G....................... 1
1948-49
Chuck Buttermore, Sr., G...................... 1
Jud Millhon, So., C................................. 1
1949-50
Jud Millhon, Jr., C................................... 1
Jack Smith, Sr., G................................... 2
1950-51
Jud Millhon, Sr., C.................................. 1
1951-52
1964-65
Barry Clemens, Sr., F............................. 1
(Dick Gregory Award - MVP)
1965-66
Jeff Buckalew, Sr., F................................H
1966-67
Forrest Everhart, Sr., G..........................H
1970-71
Jackie Brown, Jr., G................................. 2
1971-72
Jackie Brown, Sr., G................................ 2
1972-73
Bob Coverdale, Sr., F.............................. 2
Dan Penrod, Sr., F..................................H
Mike Rieker, Sr., F...................................H
1952-53
1973-74
1953-54
1974-75
Bill Michael, Jr., C................................... 1
Bob White, Jr., F......................................H
Bill Michael, Sr., C.................................. 1
Jack McKinnie, Sr., F.............................. 2
Gregg Livick, Fr., C.................................H
Bob White, Sr., F.....................................H
1954-55
1975-76
(United Press)
Russ Davis, Jr., F.....................................H
1955-56
Russ Davis, Sr., F.................................... 2
1956-57
Mike Kinnaird, Fr., C..............................H
1976-77
Kirk Williamson, So., G.........................H
1977-78
Jim Hibbits, Sr., F.................................... 2
Mike Kinnaird, Jr., C............................... 2
George Moore, So., F..............................H
1957-58
1978-79
Gene Richter, Sr., F................................. 2
1958-59
Dick Faul, Sr., F...................................... 1
1960-61
Tom Eibel, Sr., G..................................... 1
1961-62
Mike Kinnaird, Sr., C..............................H
Geron Tate, Sr., F....................................H
Kirk Williamson, Jr., G...........................H
1979-80
Kirk Williamson, Sr., G..........................H
1980-81
Doug Stead, Sr., B...................................H
Barry Clemens, Fr., F............................. 1
Ray Slabaugh, Jr., G............................... 1
Larry Washburn, So., C......................... 2
1981-82
1962-63
1982-83
Mark Oberholtzer, Fr., B........................H
Barry Clemens, So., F............................ 1
Ray Slabaugh, Sr., G............................... 1
Larry Washburn, Jr., C........................... 2
Mark Oberholtzer, So., B....................... 2
Dave Hollenbaugh, So., W....................H
Chip Jarrett, So., B..................................H
1963-64
1983-84
Barry Clemens, Jr., F.............................. 1
Larry Washburn, Sr., C.......................... 1
Mark Oberholtzer, Jr., B......................... 2
Dave Hollenbaugh, Jr., W......................H
Chip Jarrett, Jr., B...................................H
ALL-NORTH COAST
ATHLETIC
CONFERENCE
1984-85
Mark Oberholtzer, Sr., B........................ 1
(NCAC Player of Year)
Dave Hollenbaugh, Sr., W..................... 2
Chip Jarrett, Sr., B.................................. 2
Scott Tedder, Fr., W................................H
1985-86
BISHOP ALL-STARS
ALL-OHIO ATHLETIC
CONFERENCE
Scott Tedder, So., W............................... 1
Steve Hendrix, Sr., P.............................. 2
Mike DeWitt, Jr., W................................H
1986-87
Lee Rowlinson, Jr., B.............................. 1
Scott Tedder, Jr., W................................. 1
Mike DeWitt, Sr., W...............................H
Chris Truskowski, Jr., B..........................H
1987-88
Lee Rowlinson, Sr., B............................. 1
Scott Tedder, Sr., W................................ 1
Chris Truskowski, Sr., B.........................H
Mike Smith, Sr., P...................................H
1988-89
Mark Slayman, Jr., B.............................. 1
Mike Taylor, Fr., P................................... 2
Cory Howell, Jr., W.................................H
1989-90
Mark Slayman, Sr., B............................. 2
1990-91
Dirk Miller, Sr., W................................... 1
Steve Geiger, Sr., B................................. 2
Dale Eilrich, Sr., B..................................H
1991-92
Bob Croft, So., B..................................... 1
Moses Ernst, Sr., B..................................H
1992-93
Bob Croft, Jr., B....................................... 1
Justun Lott, So., P................................... 2
1993-94
Bob Croft, Sr., B...................................... 2
Bo Dobbs, Jr., B.......................................H
Justun Lott, Jr., P....................................H
1994-95
Bo Dobbs, Sr., B...................................... 2
Justun Lott, Sr., P................................... 2
Rod Mitchell, Sr., W............................... 2
71
J.R. Shumate, Sr., W............................... 1
1996-97
Andy Seddelmeyer, Jr., B.......................H
1997-98
John Camillus, Sr., W............................. 1
Andy Seddelmeyer, Sr., B......................H
1998-99
2003-04
2010-11
2004-05
2011-12
Charlie Smith, Sr., P............................... 2
Ben Chojnacki, So., P............................. 1
Bryan King, Jr., G....................................H
2005-06
Josh Stanek, Sr., W.................................H
Ben Chojnacki, Jr., P............................... 1
Andy Warnock, Sr., W........................... 2
1999-2000
2006-07
Chad Van Sickle, Sr., G..........................H
2000-01
Travis Schwab, Fr., C.............................. 1
(NCAC Newcomer of Year)
Shawn Kindred, Fr., G............................H
2001-02
Travis Schwab, So., C............................. 1
Shawn Kindred, So., G...........................H
Brandon Cole, Fr., F
2002-03
Travis Schwab, Jr., C.............................. 1
Brandon Cole, So., F............................... 2
Ben Chojnacki, Sr., P.............................. 1
Dustin Rudegeair, Jr., P.......................... 2
Jesse Jean, Jr., P.......................................H
2007-08
Jesse Jean, Sr., P...................................... 1
Kyle Holliday, Jr., W............................... 2
2008-09
Kyle Miller, Sr., W................................... 2
Pat Pellerite, Fr., P..................................H
2009-10
Tim Brady, So., W................................... 1
Pat Pellerite, So., P................................. 2
Tim Brady, Jr., W..................................... 1
Marshall Morris, So., P.......................... 2
Andy Winters, So., G.............................. 2
Tim Brady, Sr., W.................................... 1
Andy Winters, Jr., G............................... 2
2012-13
Andy Winters, Sr., G.............................. 1
Taylor Rieger, Jr., W................................ 2
Marshall Morris, Sr., P...........................H
2013-14
Reuel Rogers, Sr., P................................ 1
Taylor Rieger, Sr., G................................ 2
Claude Gray, So., P.................................H
Dre White, Sr., W...................................H
2014-15
Nate Axelrod, Fr., G............................... 1
Claude Gray, Jr., P................................... 1
Ben Simpson, So., W.............................. 2
Nick Felhaber, Sr., W.............................H
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BISHOP ALL-STARS
1995-96
A
Alberts, Rob....................1980-81-82
Allen, Jack............................ 1951-52
Anderson, Paul..................... 1915-16
Anderson, Steve................... 1982-83
Anthony, Rob........................ 1974-75
Archie, Jackie..................1981-82-83
Arnold, Dave....................1954-55-56
Augspurger, Tosh........................1983
Axelrod, Nate..............................2015
B
Bailey, Brad................................1975
Baker, Brian......................... 1978-79
Baker, Harry...............................1910
Baksa, Jay................. 1970-71-72-73
Ball, Dennis....................1972-73-74
Barga, Tom.................................1966
Baroody, Edward.............1939-40-41
Barth, Dan.................................1998
Bauknecht, John................... 1951-52
Beaver, Charlie...........................1989
Beigie, Bryan..............................2001
Berno, Harry......................... 1926-27
Beyer, Bill........................1964-65-66
Bishop, Bill................................1958
Blackburn, Jordan................ 2000-01
Blanchard, Lee..................... 1923-25
Blanks, Dick...............................1958
Blickle, Eddie....................... 1926-27
Bohyer, Dewey.................1920-21-22
Bolton, LaVerne...............1931-32-33
Bonner, Paul....................1914-15-16
Boppel, Don................................1933
Bornhorst, Tony......... 1977-78-79-80
Boulter, Ken.....................1978-79-80
Brady, Tim................. 2009-10-11-12
Brentlinger, Bob................... 1942-43
Brokaw, Harry.............................1917
Brown, Gary.......................... 1970-71
Brown, Jackie....................... 1971-72
Brown, Robert............................1946
Bruck, David..............................1950
Bryan, James..............................1920
Buckalew, Jeff.................1964-65-66
Burns, Gary................................1973
Burson, Bryian...........................1992
Buttermore, Chuck.... 1943-47-48-49
Buttermore, Jack.............1939-40-41
Butters, Bret........................ 1985-86
C
Cafarella, Brian........ 2005-06-07-08
Cameron, Reginald.........1906-07-08
Camillus, John................1996-97-98
Campbell, Gordon......................1926
Campbell, Joe.............................1973
Carnes, Tom.............. 1965-66-67-68
Chaney, Scott....................... 1968-69
Charles, Floyd............................1908
Chojnacki, Ben.......... 2004-05-06-07
Choka, Byron..............................1975
Clark, Seth.................................2014
Clemens, Barry.......... 1962-63-64-65
Clucas, Gordon...........................1944
Cole, Brandon...................... 2002-03
Comer, Ty.............................. 1992-93
Comstock, Kyle.......... 2000-01-02-03
Cook, Rob........................1976-77-78
Cooley, Brad....................1996-97-98
Cope, Ray............................. 1909-10
Copp, Carl..................................1944
Cordes, Bill.......................... 1962-63
Coverdale, Bob..................... 1951-52
Coyner, Howard..........................1928
Criblez, Adam.............................1999
Croft, Bob.................. 1991-92-93-94
Crosby, Robin..................1963-64-65
D
Daniel, George.................1908-09-10
Darling, Frank............................1913
Daunic, Joel.......................... 1963-64
Davis, Bob..................................1944
Davis, Dennis.............................1974
Davis, Edgar........................ 1936-37
Davis, Russ.......................... 1955-56
Davis, Zak..................................2015
Davison, John....................... 1968-69
Dean, Harold........................ 1906-07
Denhart, Mark........... 1978-79-80-81
Denney, Thomas.........................1935
Denison, Bascom.......................1918
Deters, Paul...............................1995
DeWitt, Mike......................... 1986-87
Dickerson, Wilmer...........1931-32-33
Dickman, Joe..............................1942
Didcoct, Don...............................1955
Dobbin, Steve.............................1975
Dobbs, Bo.................. 1992-93-94-95
Donchess, Steve..............1938-39-40
Dopoulos, Jason..............2001-02-03
Downing, Wilbur.........................1944
Duncan, Harold...............1931-32-33
DuPont, Bert....................1959-60-61
Dye, Thomas...............................1945
E
Earnhart, Charles............1960-61-62
Easley, Eric......................2011-12-13
Edler, Robert “Deke”.......1918-19-20
Edwards, Norm..................... 1957-58
Eibel, Tom................. 1958-59-60-61
Eilrich, Dale......................... 1990-91
Eldridge, James.................... 1921-22
Ensign, Gerald...........................1919
Ernst, Moses........................ 1991-92
Evans, Mortimer................... 1908-09
Everhart, Forrest.............1965-66-67
Eyrich, Dave....................1967-68-69
F
Facchini, Russell.............1929-30-31
Faught, LaMar.................1938-40-41
Faul, Dick............................. 1958-59
Years listed refer to the second calendar year of a given season
(e.g. 2000 refers to the 1999-2000 season).
Felhaber, Nick.................2012-14-15
Finamore, John...........................1945
Fine, Jim..........................1962-63-64
Finefrock, Dick...........................1938
Fitzpatrick, Tom...............1979-81-82
Flanegan, Danny........................2012
Fogt, Al................................. 1969-70
Forsythe, Homer..............1938-39-40
Foster, Bob........................... 1973-74
Fouts, Jack.................................1946
Fox, Kent....................................1975
Francis, Jimmy...... 1998-99-2000-01
Freigau, Howard.........................1922
Frentsos, Fody........... 1981-82-83-84
G
Gage, Howard....................... 1935-36
Gandrup, Eric....................... 1930-31
Gardiner, Rob............ 2007-08-09-10
Gates, Lawrence..............1913-14-15
Geiger, Steve...................1989-90-91
George, Dan...............................1999
Gillespie, Dick.................1959-60-61
Gianakopoulos, Bill.........1981-82-83
Ginaven, Howard.............1930-31-32
Glancy, Manus............................1937
Goode, Jim............................ 1965-66
Gray, Claude....................2013-14-15
Gregg, Richard...........................1944
Griggs, Jon........................... 2014-15
Grim, David................................1988
Grimes, Rick...............................1970
Gross, William............................1946
H
Haigh, George............................1912
Hale, Dave............................ 1996-97
Halliday, John..................1927-28-29
Halliday, Thomas........................1917
Hamblet, Robert..............1945-46-47
Hamilton, Mahlon............1941-42-43
Hamlin, Mark..................1994-96-97
Hamman, Mark..........................1993
Hardman, Chris......... 1970-71-72-73
Harless, Tim...............................1986
Harlow, Paul...............................1925
Harmount, Bob...........................1921
Harris, Bill............................ 1913-14
Harrison, Ben.............................1999
Hartman, Dick.................1939-40-41
Hayashida, Bob..........................1946
Heck, Charles.............................1944
Heffernan, Dan...........................1991
Heisler, Bob.....................1940-41-42
Helwig, Robert.................1926-27-28
Hendricks, Clarence........1932-33-34
Hendrix, Steve........... 1983-84-85-86
Hibbitts, Jim.............. 1954-55-56-57
Higgins, Ray....................1912-13-14
Hiles, Sam............................ 1990-91
Hill, John.........................1924-25-26
Hill, Chris...................................2004
Hill, Tom............................... 1965-66
Hinkle, Korey........................ 1992-95
Hinton, John......................... 1967-68
Hnizder, Harry..................1927-28-29
Hollenbaugh, Dave.... 1982-83-84-85
Holliday, Kyle............. 2006-07-08-09
Hollis, Warren.............................1973
Holmok, Edward.........................1945
Horsman, Charles......................1908
Howell, Cory.............. 1987-88-89-90
Hoy, Bill......................................1969
Hoyer, Axel..................................1975
Hubbard, George.............1921-22-23
Huber, Jeff..................................2002
Hughes, Ed........................... 1940-41
Hughes, Steve.................1963-64-65
Hurst, Vern.................................1943
Huskisson, Bob..........................1942
I
Iddings, Stan....................... 1977-80
J
Jackson, Van..............................1974
Jacobs, John...............................1974
Jarrett, Chip.............. 1982-83-84-85
Jean, Jesse......................2006-07-08
Jenkins, Frank............................1945
Jennings, Bill............ 1954-55-56-57
Jeske, Matt........................... 2014-15
Johnson, Therl............................1921
Jones, Noah.......................... 1991-92
Jones, Tracey..............................1937
K
Kaple, Elliot.....................2005-06-08
Kaufman, Dave...............1979-80-81
Keane, Jim..................................1944
Kimble, Bob.......................... 1952-53
Kindred, Shawn.................... 2001-02
King, Bryan............... 2003-04-05-06
Kinnaird, Mike........... 1976-77-78-79
Kinsley, Joey...............................2015
Kirchwehm, Tim.................... 1938-39
Kissebirth, Paul.................... 1953-54
Klopp, John.................................1984
Knachel, Eddie................1923-24-25
Kohn, Bob............................. 1921-23
Kolb, Robert......................... 1932-33
Kolb, Vic..........................1923-24-25
Kristofeld, Matt..........................1999
L
Lamme, Emerald “Bo”....1925-26-27
Langenderfer, Ty.........................1996
Lauterer, Ken........................ 1959-60
Lawrence, Roger.........................1946
Lee, Casey..................................1988
Leer, George....................1954-55-56
Leffler, Dan.................................1990
LeSourd, Bill....................1923-24-25
LeSourd, Howard........................1911
Levine, Nicholas.........................2004
Lindeman, Dave.........................1975
BISHOP LETTERMEN
ALL-TIME BISHOP LETTERMEN
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Parsons, Ed.......................... 1935-36
Patten, Tim.................................2006
Patterson, Donald......................1941
Patton, Edward..........................1911
Patton, Raymond.................. 1918-19
Peal, Ed......................................1974
Pellerite, Pat........................ 2009-10
Pender, William..........................1945
Penrod, Dan.............. 1970-71-72-73
Peoples, Josh...................1996-97-98
Pepple, Stan...............................1944
Perry, Clarence...........................1920
Peterman, Russ......... 1976-77-78-79
Petersen, Stu...................1951-52-53
Pleiman, Brent................2008-09-10
Poirson, Al..................................1945
Pollock, Dave..............................1966
Pontius, John..............................1906
Pool, Harry..................................1909
Poole, Jim...................................1946
Prech, Myron...................1933-34-35
Q
Quackenbush, Bruce..................1946
Quackenbush, Gene........1941-42-43
R
Radcliffe, Harry...............1969-70-71
Ramsey, Russ..................1949-50-51
Rathbun, Frank..........................1910
Redick, Ken.......................... 1969-70
Reed, Tyler.......................2003-04-05
Regula, Doug....................... 1967-68
Reid, Brandon...................... 2003-04
Reid, Frederick................1920-21-22
Reilich, Billy.............. 2010-11-12-13
Reiser, Jim.......................1938-39-40
Rhea, Seth.................................2002
Richter, Gene...................1955-57-58
Rieger, Taylor........................ 2013-14
Rieker, Mike................................1973
Rinehart, Robby.........................2014
Roberts, P.J.................................2000
Robertson, Scott..............1996-97-98
Rockey, Clement.........................1909
Rogers, Reuel............ 2011-12-13-14
Rohr, Billy........................1938-39-40
Root, Sam...................1999-2000-01
Rosser, Chip.............. 1966-67-68-69
Rowland, Bill........................ 1967-68
Rowland, Dick...................... 1950-51
Rowland, Sherwood.........1945-47-48
Rowlinson, Lee................1986-87-88
Rozak, Ryan.............. 2005-06-07-08
Rucker, Keith..............................1992
Rudegeair, Dustin..... 2005-06-07-08
Rybarczyk, Ross........ 2003-04-05-06
S
Sacksteder, Alvin........................1923
Salisiewski, Ken.........................1951
Sargeant, Jeff..................1988-89-90
Sargent, Frank................1956-57-58
Sattler, Nick..................... 1999-2000
Saurer, Steve..............................1980
Scarfpin, Jim..............................1968
Schaeper, Mark..........................1947
Schatzman, Albert................ 1906-07
Schelkun, Tom.................1965-66-67
Schlicht, Vince...........................1948
Schmitt, Ray........................ 1971-72
Schubert, Vincent............1930-31-32
Schwab, Travis.......... 2001-02-03-04
Schwartz, Mike..................... 2009-10
Schweickart, Norm.....................1943
Scott, Thomas............................1942
Scroggins, Ray...........................1946
Secrest, Paul........................ 1906-07
Seddelmeyer, Andy.... 1995-96-97-98
Seddelmeyer, Joe.............. 1999-2000
Sellers, Scotty.................. 1999-2000
Severance, Wilmer...........1910-11-12
Shaffer, Russ....................... 1981-82
Shea, Bob...................................1924
Sherwood, Marc.................... 1989-90
Shields, Eric....................1983-84-85
Shilt, Art............................... 1963-64
Shimp, Mickey............................1991
Shirer, Matt.......................... 2006-07
Shumate, J.R...................1994-95-96
Siegenthaler, Floyd..........1928-29-30
Sifritt, Grant...............................1917
Simpson, Ben....................... 2014-15
Skinner, Byron............................1911
Slabaugh, Ray........... 1960-61-62-63
Slayman, Mark.......... 1987-88-89-90
Smith, Bill..................................1951
Smith, Carlton.................1918-19-20
Smith, Charlie........... 2001-02-03-04
Smith, Jack............... 1947-48-49-50
Smith, Mike.....................1986-87-88
Smith, Russell............................1916
Smith, Tim.......................1969-71-72
Spaulding, Vaughn...... 2010-11-12-13
Spence, Anjuwon.................. 2012-13
Spicer, Ryan....................1992-93-94
Spinn, Creighton........................1962
Sponseller, Greg.........................1975
Spoonamore, Russell.......1928-29-30
Spriggs, Scott.................. 1999-2000
Spybey, Dick......................... 1981-82
Stammler, Howard...........1933-34-35
Stanek, Josh....................1997-98-99
Starcher, Shawn................... 1991-92
Stark, Clovis....................1934-35-36
Staten, George...........................1924
Stauffer, Leslie................1908-09-10
Stead, Doug....................1979-80-81
Stevenson, Clint..............1943-44-47
Stockstill, Leigh..............1955-56-57
Strain, Raymond.................. 2004-05
Stroup, Philip..................1906-07-08
Sugiyama, Andrew.....................1945
Surbrook, Dick...................... 1952-53
Swaim, Matt...............................2013
T
Taggart, Rick........................ 1972-73
Talos, Ernie.....................1934-35-36
Taravella, Dick................1943-47-48
Tate, Geron................ 1976-77-78-79
Tavenner, Robert........................1937
Taylor, Mark.....................1985-86-87
Taylor, Mike................................1989
Tedder, Scott............. 1985-86-87-88
Teeters, Casey........... 2005-06-07-08
Thomas, Francis..............1928-29-30
Thomas, Joe.............. 1974-75-76-77
Thompson, Andy.........................1974
Thompson, Jack.................... 1947-48
Thompson, Norman.............. 1910-13
Thomson, Bob............................1923
Thomson, Ralph..............1917-18-19
Thomssen, Paul...............1910-11-12
Torrance, Doug................1919-20-21
Trevorrow, Ed..............................1946
Truskowski, Chris............1986-87-88
Turley, John........................... 1933-34
Turner, Emil................................1915
Turney, Bill......................1924-25-26
Turney, Ted.................................1924
U
Uritus, Matt............... 1993-94-95-96
Uritus, Ted................. 2004-05-06-07
V
Van Devere, Roy............................ 1906
Van Sickle, Chad......1997-98-99-2000
Vaughn, Jerry............. 1958-59-60-61
Vocke, Al.....................................1968
Vowles, Dave........................ 1966-67
Vucovich, Larry................1967-68-69
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Walker, Leo........................... 1937-38
Walter, Morley....................... 1916-17
Warnock, Andy........... 2003-04-05-06
Washburn, Larry........ 1961-62-63-64
Waters, Harry.............................1944
Watkins, Don........................ 1916-17
Weaver, Brent.............................1995
Webber, Laurence.......................1912
Weglarz, Stan..................1976-77-78
Weichbrodt, Steve......................1976
Wenzlau, Thomas............1948-49-50
Wertz, Chuck..............................1928
White, Bob................. 1972-73-74-75
White, Dre................. 2011-12-13-14
White, Greg............... 2010-11-12-13
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Williamson, Kirk........ 1976-77-79-80
Winters, Andy............ 2010-11-12-13
Woods, Theo.............. 1976-77-78-79
Workman, Pete..................... 1977-78
Wright, Ralph..................1912-13-14
Y
Young, Bob........................... 1921-22
Young, Ken................ 1984-85-86-87
Youtt, Harry................................1934
Yuskewich, David.......................2005
Z
Zak, John....................................1936
Zeller, Rodd.....................1983-84-85
Zesiger, Tom......................... 1955-57
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Littick, Henry Clay...........1913-14-15
Littick, Orville “Bo”.............. 1911-12
Livick, Gregg........................ 1975-78
Locke, Tates......................... 1958-59
Lott, Justun............... 1992-93-94-95
Lynch, Carl......................1913-14-15
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MacFarland, Keith......................1942
Magley, Oram....................... 1928-29
Malone, Donald...............1929-30-31
Martin, Andrew.......... 2008-09-10-11
Martin, Bob.......................... 1954-55
McAdams, John...............1935-36-37
McBride, Dillon................2008-09-10
McCaughey, Scott.......................1981
McCoy, Mike.............. 1977-78-79-80
McDaniel, Dave...............1967-68-69
McGinty, Bruce...........................1943
McIntyre, Doug...........................1963
McKinney, Jack...........................1942
McKinnie, Jack................1952-53-54
McKinnie, Jim.............................1937
McLarnan, John..........................2002
McLimans, Jeff...........................1968
McNabb, Jerry.............................1953
Messersmith, Mike..........1994-95-96
Metzgar, Chuck.................... 1963-64
Mewhort, Don..................1934-35-36
Meyer, Charles............................1966
Meyer, John................ 1943-47-48-49
Michael, Bill....................1952-53-54
Mickler, Mike........................ 1970-71
Milby, Richard............................1932
Miller, Bill........................1958-60-61
Miller, Dirk................. 1988-89-90-91
Miller, Kyle.......................2007-08-09
Millhon, Bill.....................1949-50-51
Millhon, Jud.....................1949-50-51
Mitchell, Burlin.................... 1927-29
Mitchell, Rod...................1993-94-95
Moore, George........... 1977-78-79-81
Moore, Jack............... 1946-47-48-49
Morris, Eric................ 1970-71-72-73
Morris, Marshall........ 2010-11-12-13
Morris, Ned........................... 1981-82
Mrukowski, Jay................1992-93-94
Myerly, George............................1931
Myers, Chuck...................1951-52-53
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Nash, Brian........... 1997-98-99-2000
Neeley, Norm..............................1963
Nims, Tom.......................1959-60-62
Noggle, Mitch....................... 2008-09
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O’Malley, Tom.............................1944
Oberholtzer, Mark...... 1982-83-84-85
Olds, Fred...................................1912
Orr, Will......................................2015
Osborne, David................1974-75-76
P
Page, Fred..................................1916
Palmer, Edward..........................1911
Parker, Lester.............................1935
HOME OF THE BISHOPS
The Battling Bishop men's and women's basketball teams
play their home games in Branch Rickey Arena, nestled in the
middle of the Ohio Wesleyan campus.
Named after Branch Rickey '04, who integrated major league
baseball while president and general manager of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, the arena opened its doors in time for the 1976-77 basketball season. It seats 1450 for basketball and has been the site
for NCAA Division III playoff games for both genders as well as
several North Coast Athletic Conference and Ohio Athletic Conference tournaments. Rickey Arena also serves as home of the
Bishop volleyball team. The arena is part of the Rickey Center,
which also includes the adjacent Gordon Field House.
Branch Rickey Arena
For 70 years prior to Rickey Arena, Ohio Wesleyan home
games were played in adjoining Edwards Gym. Opened during
the 1905-06 academic year, the still-unfinished facility hosted
Ohio Wesleyan's first intercollegiate basketball team. As many
as 3000 fans crammed their way into the double-decked court
on the building's second floor, which still hosts varsity practices and intramurals. The gym was named after John Edwards,
who served on the Board of Trustees in the late 1890s and early
1900s. One of the biggest facilities in the state at the time of its
construction, Edwards was one of the first sites for the Ohio high
school basketball tournament championships, which it hosted
into the 1920s.
Selby Stadium
ATHLETIC FACILITIES
The crown jewel of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is
Selby Stadium, which is the home of the football, field hockey,
track & field, and men’s and women’s lacrosse contingents.
Selby Stadium received a FieldTurf artificial playing surface
for the 2014-15 academic year, lights for the 2010-11 academic
year, and a video scoreboard in the spring of 2011, making the
venue one of the most impressive among NCAA Division III
institutions. Constructed in 1929, Selby also has received a
new, fully-enclosed 2-level press box, new bleacher seats, and
refurbished locker rooms in recent years. The facility, which
seats 9100 and is the fourth-largest college-owned field in NCAA
Division III, was the site of the 1988 Division III men’s lacrosse
championship game.
Selby also houses the George Gauthier Track, an Ameritan
FP surface installed for the 2006-07 academic year. The site
of 20 of the first 31 North Coast Athletic Conference outdoor
track & field championships, Selby is believed to be the oldest
facility in the nation constructed to Olympic specifications and
remaining in its original configuration. Selby Stadium and the
Gauthier Track hosted the NCAA Division III outdoor track &
field championships in 2011 and 2014.
Across campus, the Jay Martin Soccer Complex hosts soccer, primarily under the lights. Widely regarded as one of the
Midwest’s finest facilities for the sport, the Jay Martin Soccer
Complex’s Roy Rike Field was the site of the NCAA Division III
semifinals and championship game for men in 1990 and 1998
and for women in 2001.
The centerpiece of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is
the Branch Rickey Physical Education Center, prized for both
its size and versatility. The Richard Gordon Field House floor
was resurfaced in November 2008, and the track was refinished
with a state-of-the-art encapsulated surface in December 2008.
Gordon Field House hosted the first 9 NCAC indoor track & field
championships. Indoor practice for fall and spring sports can be
handled there as well: floor space is larger than a football field,
accommodating 4 courts for tennis, basketball and volleyball.
Branch Rickey Arena, seating 1450, hosts varsity basketball and volleyball contests. Also in the Center are 5 handball/
racquetball courts, a squash court, offices, locker rooms and
lounges.
Offices and locker rooms also are part of Edwards Gymnasium, which is connected by tunnel to the Rickey Center. Remodeling in Edwards has recently included an expanded strength
facility.
The men’s and women’s swimming teams compete in the
Meek Aquatics and Recreation Center, a 10-lane, geothermally
heated facility that opened in October 2010.
Softball is played at Margaret Sagan Field, which opened
during the 2008 season. Baseball is played at Littick Field, site of
the 2003 NCAA Division III Mideast Regional.
Tennis is played at the Luttinger Family Tennis Center, a
complex of 6 outdoor courts that opened in the fall of 2010, and
6 outdoor courts across the street where the 1978 NCAA Division III championships were held.
The cross country teams run home meets at nearby Liberty
Park. The men’s golf team plays home tournaments at Oakhaven Golf Club, north of Delaware, and the women’s golf team
plays home tournaments at Mill Creek Golf Club in Ostrander,
west of Delaware.
2015-16 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
NOVEMBER
14
17
20
21
24
28
Sat.
Tue.
Fri.
Sat.
Tue.
Sat.
NCAC/OAC Challenge
Capital vs. Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan vs. Otterbein
NCAC/OAC Challenge
Capital vs. Ohio Wesleyan
Otterbein vs. Wittenberg
GREAT LAKES CHALLENGE
Calvin vs. Waynesburg
Alma vs. Ohio Wesleyan
GREAT LAKES CHALLENGE
Alma vs. Waynesburg
Calvin vs. Ohio Wesleyan
TRINE
Illinois Wesleyan
Westerville
5:00
7:00
Springfield
6:00
8:00
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
5:30
7:30
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
Bloomington, Ill.
1:00
3:00
6:00
3:00
WOOSTER*
Denison*
Hiram*
KENYON*
Transylvania
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
Granville
Hiram
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
Lexington, Ky.
7:30
3:00
2:00
3:00
7:00
Wittenberg*
Allegheny*
WABASH*
DePauw*
OBERLIN*
DENISON*
Wooster*
HIRAM*
Springfield
Meadville, Pa.
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
Greencastle, Ind.
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
Wooster
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
7:30
3:00
8:00
1:00
8:00
3:00
8:00
3:00
WITTENBERG*
Kenyon*
Wabash*
ALLEGHENY*
Oberlin*
DePAUW*
NCAC tournament quarterfinal
NCAC tournament semifinal
NCAC tournament championship
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
Gambier
Crawfordsville, Ind.
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
Oberlin
BRANCH RICKEY ARENA
home sites
at high seed
at high seed
7:30
3:00
7:30
3:00
8:00
3:00
TBA
TBA
TBA
DECEMBER
2
5
12
19
22
Wed.
Sat.
Sat.
Sat.
Tue.
JANUARY
6
9
13
16
20
23
27
30
Wed.
Sat.
Wed.
Sat.
Wed.
Sat.
Wed.
Sat.
FEBRUARY
3
6
10
13
17
20
23
26
27
Wed.
Sat.
Wed.
Sat.
Wed.
Sat.
Tue.
Fri.
Sat.
*North Coast Athletic Conference game

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