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2010-11 NCAC DirectoryPresident ...............................................Tom Chema, President Hiram College

Vice President ................................... Mark Erickson, President Wittenberg University

Acting Executive Director ............... Keri Alexander Luchowski

Assistant Executive Director ............................... Sue Penicka

Assistant to the Executive Director ....................Bret Billhardt

Legal Counsel ......................................................Dennis Butler

Mailing Address .............................................. P. O. Box 16679 Cleveland, Ohio 44116

Street Address ................................815 Crocker Road, Suite 5 Westlake, Ohio 44145

Phone ................................................................... 440/871-8100

Fax ....................................................................... 440/871-4221

E-Mail ....................................................... ncac@northcoast.org

Web Site .....................................................www.northcoast.org

PRESIDENT JAMES H. MULLEN, JR.Allegheny College

PRESIDENT DALE T. KNOBELDenison University

PRESIDENT THOMAS V. CHEMAHiram College

PRESIDENT S. GEORGIA NUGENT Kenyon College

PRESIDENT MARVIN KRISLOVOberlin College

PRESIDENT ROCKWELL“ROCK” JONESOhio Wesleyan University

PRESIDENT PATRICK WHITEWabash College

PRESIDENT MARK ERICKSONWittenberg University

2010-11 NCAC Presidents’ CouncilPRESIDENT GRANT H. CORNWELL

The College of Wooster

BETSY MITCHELLAllegheny College

Co-Chair, Athletic Directors

JOE KARLGAARDOberlin College

Co-Chair, Athletic Directors

TIM SHUTTKenyon College

Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

WENDY GRADWOHLWittenberg University

Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

KERI ALEXANDER LUCHOWSKIActing Executive Director

Affiliation ........................................................NCAA Division III

Founded ............................................................ February, 1983

Championship Sports .........................23 (11 men, 12 women)

Intercollegiate Officiating Association ............. 440/871-8100

Baseball............................................................... Rich Fetchiet

Basketball (Men) ....................................................Tom Toohig

Basketball (Women) ...............................................Diane Plas

Cross Country/Track ............................................... Marv Frye

Field Hockey/Lacrosse (Women) .......................Candis Parry

Football ....................................................................Andy Pfaff

Softball ................................................................ John DeLuca

Tennis ............................................................... Don Hunsinger

Volleyball .................................................................Diane Plas

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2010-11 North Coast Athletic Conference Basketball Media Guide

There are some special features in this edition of the North Coast Athletic Conference men’s and women’s basketball media guide.

On each school’s team page: 4Click on the school logo to reach the institution’s home page. 4Click on the head coach’s name to be directed to his/her on-line biography. 4Click on email next to each Sports Information Director’s and Head Coach’s name to email that person directly.

Below are active links to all of the North Coast’s 9 mens’ and 8 women’s basketball websites, as well as the conference site.

On the table of contents, click an item to be redirected to the page which contains that information.

About the NCAC ............................3Allegheny men .............................23Allegheny women ..........................5All-NCAC 2009-10 - men .............35All-NCAC 2009-10 - women ........16Al Van Wie Award ........................45Career Stat Leaders - men ..........34Career Stat Leaders - women .....15Coaches of the Year - M&W ........42 Denison men ...............................24Denison women .............................6First Team, all-time - men ............35First Team, all-time - women .......16Hiram men ...................................25Hiram women ................................7Kenyon men ................................26Kenyon women ..............................8Nan Nichols Award ......................45

Newcomers of the Year - M&W ...41 Oberlin men .................................27Oberlin women ..............................9Ohio Wesleyan men ....................28Ohio Wesleyan women ................10Players of the Year - M&W ..........41 Preview, 10-11 men .....................22Preview, 10-11 women ..................4Records - men .............................33Records - women ........................14Records, Tournament - M&W ......43Schedule. 2010-11 composite men..........................................32 women .....................................13Standings, all-time - men ........38-39Standings. all-time - women ...18-19Stat leaders, yr. by yr. - m .......39-40Stat leaders, yr. by yr. - w .......20-21

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OHIO WESLEYAN men women

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WITTENBERG men women

WOOSTER men women

Statistics, 2009-10 - men .............36Statistics, 2009-10 - women ........17Tournament, 2010 NCAC ............44Tournament Championship Game Results .........................45Tournament MVPs .......................45Tournament W-L Records, all-time men...........................................44 women ......................................44Wabash men ...............................29Wittenberg men ...........................30Wittenberg women.......................11Won-Loss Records, all-time men...........................................42 women ......................................42Wooster men ...............................31Wooster women ...........................12

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a group of institutions which share a com-mon allegiance to aca-demic quality and to the conduct of athletics so as to support the educational purpose. Intercollegiate athlet-ics can and should complement academic life, rather than com-pete with it, and sports should enhance the experience of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic commitment has been led by the nine school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the conference. Fifty-two teams from all 22 North Coast sports and all 10 members competed in the NCAA

post-season during the 2009-10 academic year. The NCAC added one more NCAA Division III swimming championship as Kenyon claimed the men’s title. Conference members have accumulated 61 national championships since the league was formed in February of 1983. In the past academic year, 180 All-America or ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America certificates were distributed to student-athletes from North Coast schools. The NCAC's commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excel-lence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * EARLHAM COLLEGE * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

Founded in 1983, the North Coast Ath-letic Conference is dedicated to foster-ing a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athlet-ics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Consisting of nine aca-demically selective col-leges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Al-legheny College, Deni-son University, Hiram College, Kenyon Col-lege, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan Univer-sity, Wabash College, Wittenberg University, The College of Woost-er, along with affili-ate member Earlham College — the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards. Significantly, all nine NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 276 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so honored. A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Associa-tion's Division III, the NCAC features championship compe-tition in 23 sports — 11 for men and 12 for women. The 12 women's sports are among the most offered by any Division III conference, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and women’s athletics is just one of the ele-ments that sets the North Coast apart. The goals of the conference express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together

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Denison, the defending NCAC tourney champion, has emerged as the preseason favorite in voting by the league’s coaches. The Big Red return two-time first-team All-NCAC selection Shaina Kaiser. Also the conference tournament MVP last winter, Kaiser led Denison with a 16.1 scoring average, fourth-best in the North Coast, and a 47.6 field-goal shooting percentage, third in the conference. All five starters return for the Big Red, who have won five of the past six conference tournaments, and won NCAC titles in 2007 and 2009. Junior Christina Myers was an honorable-mention guard for DU last season. Sophomore point guard Serafina Nuzzo also returns after earning all-tournament recognition during the Big Red’s tournament run. Ohio Wesleyan, picked to finish second in the conference in 2010-11, has four All-NCAC performers back in the fold. Senior guard Tyler Cordell was a first-team choice after leading OWU in scoring (16.3 points per game), assists (138), steals (71) and free-throw shooting (76.1 percent). Senior Kayla Gordon, the league’s top returning scorer with 1,021 career points, as well as junior Pam Quigney were second-team selections. Gordon and Quigney both ranked among the North Coast’s most accurate three-point shooters in 2009-10. All three players averaged over 11.7 points and 3.9 rebounds per game. Junior Dany Finck was an honorable mention choice at post as a sophomore. The Battling Bishops were second in the North Coast with a 14-2 mark last year, and posted a 20-7 overall record. Defending NCAC champion Wittenberg was predicted to finish third in this year’s race after topping the standings with a 15-1 conference record in 2009-10. Two starters from the Tigers‘ 12th NCAC championship team are back. Senior guard Katherine Hueter was a second-team All-NCAC choice as a junior after pulling down 209 rebounds. Forward Sarah Watson was a key reason the Tigers led the North Coast in rebounding margin last season. Wittenberg must find someone to fill the shoes of graduated NCAC Player of the Year Stephanie Boardman, who was second in the North Coast in both scoring and rebound in 2009-10. League coaches picked Kenyon to finish fourth. The Ladies are coming off a 17-10 campaign in which they finished fourth and advanced to the semifinals of the conference tournament for the sixth consecutive season. Junior forward Morgan Korinek is Kenyon’s go-to player after leading her team in rebounding (7.9 boards per game) and steals (2.7 per game), and leading the league in field-goal percentage (60.1) as a sophomore.

2010-11 NCACWOMEN’S BASKETBALL

PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL

1. Denison (4) .. ..........................................582. Ohio Wesleyan (2) .................................563. Wittenberg (1) ........................................464. Kenyon (1) .............................................565. Allegheny ...............................................326. Oberlin ...................................................207. Wooster .................................................178. Hiram .....................................................14

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Korinek was a first-team All-NCAC performer and is one of three returning starters for the Ladies. Kat Powers, a senior guard and Katie Adlam, a sophomore guard, return in the backcourt. Allegheny finished fifth in the coaches’ voting. Eight letterwinners and three starters return from a 10-16 team that went 7-9 in the NCAC and finished sixth. The Gators must find replacements for two All-NCAC players who were lost to graduation. Senior guard Jill Gregory,

a first-team all-conference performer, leads the trio of returning starters. She is the team’s top returning scorer and rebounder. Senior guard Britni Mohney and sophomore forward Heidi Goeller are other veteran starters. A pair of All-NCAC performers lead Oberlin into the 2010-11 season. Senior guard Syrea Thomas, an honorable-mention choice, and sophomore point guard Allison Anderson, a second-team selection and the NCAC’s Newcomer of the Year, are the top players for the Yeowomen. Anderson led the NCAC in assists (5.6 per game) and steals (3.10 in her rookie campaign. Sophomore Kelli Warlich is another returnee. All three players pulled down over 100 rebounds and scored over 12 points per game in 2009-10. Oberlin was predicted to improve a spot from seventh to sixth after a 5-21 season, 4-12 in the North Coast. A new era begins for Wooster as head coach Ashley Reid takes over as the program’s sixth head coach. With only one starter back, the Fighting Scots’ biggest challenge will be filling the shoes vacated by the graduation of two-time first-team All-NCAC player Kym Wenz. She led the conference in scoring and three-point shooting in her senior year. The top returning scorer is junior post Kristen Schwartz (6.7 points per game), while sophomore forward Jessica Wingen is the top returning rebounder (4.3 rebounds per game). Wooster was picked to finish seventh. Youth prevails for Hiram as the Terriers have just three upperclassmen back in the fall. Jess Cowan, a senior guard, leads the charge. Junior point guard Kelsey Durichko is also back after she led the Terriers in assists (73) and steals (33) as a sophomore. Junior guard Tiffany Shields was the first player off the bench for Hiram last season. The Terriers, who were 4-22 overall, 3-13 in the NCAC, were predicted to finish eighth. The regular season starts November 15 and the first North Coast Athletic Conference game is set for December 1 when Hiram visits Wooster.

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November17 GROVE CITY 61 4920 PITT-GREENSBURG 58 5722 WESTFIELD 54 6825 WASH. & JEFF. 39 5328 D’Youville 68 4929 at St. John Fisher 72 83December2 WOOSTER 68 555 OHIO WESLEYAN 59 6213 at Fredonia St. 60 6828 Tufts 69 8329 Carroll 58 87January5 at Oberlin ot 80 698 at Earlham 69 759 at Wittenberg 63 7316 KENYON 55 4623 at Denison 55 5727 OBERLIN 70 4930 at Kenyon ot 51 59February2 HIRAM 68 535 EARLHAM 71 466 WITTENBERG 57 6910 at Wooster 58 6613 DENISON 54 6317 at Hiram 69 5520 at Ohio Wesleyan 62 10023 at Denison 58 80

Alma MaterPSU-Behrend ‘02

Record at AC37-43 (3 seasons)

Overall Record37-43 (3 seasons)

• Served on coaching staff at Dickinson• Twice earned All-Allegheny Mountain Conference honors as a player at Penn St.-Behrend• Earned master’s degree in higher education from Indiana (PA) in 2005

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGJill Gregory Sr. 5-8 G Jeannette, PA 25 120 55 14.2Heidi Goeller So. 6-0 F Pittsburgh, PA 23 92 16 7.9Britni Mohney Sr. 5-3 G Ford City, PA 26 48 64 2.9

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolAlly Weiner Fr. 5-3 G Baltimore, MD/PikesvilleSaddie Gravatt Fr. 5-4 G Franklin, PA/FranklinKendra Pilarski Fr. 5-9 G Beaver, PA/BeaverCecilia Siegel Fr. 5-5 G Perry, OH/PerryErica Restich Fr. 5-9 G/F Pittsburgh, PA/Chartiers ValleyBecky Nowacki Fr. 5-11 F Butler, PA/Butler

Gators Outlook

Head Coach Kate Costanzo

2010-11 Schedule

2009-10 Results

Top Returnees & Newcomers

Sports Info. Director: James Kramer office: (814) 332-5952 fax: (814) 332-1217 email: jkramer@allegheny.eduHead Coach: Kate Costanzo office: (814) 332-2807 email: kate.costanzo@allegheny.eduLetterwinners Returning: 8Letterwinners Lost: 5Starters Returning: 32009-10 Overall Record: 10-162009-10 NCAC Record: 7-9 (6th)

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The Gators return eight letter-winners, including three starters, from a year ago. Highlighting the returners is two-time All-NCAC performer Jill Gregory. The 5-8 senior was named All-NCAC First Team last season after averaging 14.2 points per game and was fifth in the NCAC in scoring. Complimenting Gregory will be returning starters Britni Mohney and Heidi Goeller. Mohney started and played in all 26 games running the point for the Gators in 2009-10. She led the team in assists (64) and finished tied for 10th in the NCAC. Goeller led the starters in field goal percentage last year, shooting at a clip of .459 from the floor. Allegheny loses two All-NCAC performers to graduation in Brittany Bell and Emilie Simone, but will have returning young talent that gained valuable playing experience a year ago to mesh with the six newcomers to help fill the void.

November16 at Grove City 6:0019 ALLEGHENY INVITE 6/8:0020 ALLEGHENY INVITE 1/3:0023 at Washington & Jefferson 6:0027 at St. Vincent 6:0029 at Pitt-Bradford 7:00December1 JOHN CARROLL 7:304 WITTENBERG 1:007 at Buffalo State 6:009 FREDONIA 6:0017 at Defiance Tournament18 at Defiance TournamentJanuary5 at Ohio Wesleyan 6:008 KENYON 1:0012 at Hiram 6:0015 at Oberlin 1:0019 WOOSTER 7:3022 at Denison 2:0029 OHIO WESLEYAN 1:00February2 OBERLIN 8:005 at Wittenberg 1:009 HIRAM 6:0012 DENISON 1:0016 at Wooster 7:3019 at Kenyon 1:00

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Head Coach Sara Lee

Top Returnees & Newcomers

2010-11 Schedule

2009-10 Results

November16 HEIDELBERG 7:3019 Bethany (at W & J) 6:0020 at Washington & Jefferson 4:0023 at Trine 6:0027 CARNEGIE MELLON 2:0028 CHATHAM 2:00December4 at Case 2:008 at Thiel 6:3011 HIRAM 1:0014 at Grove City 7:0028 at Land of Magic Classic 11:4529 at Land of Magic Classic 11:45January5 KENYON 7:308 at Ohio Wesleyan 7:3012 at Oberlin 7:3015 WOOSTER 1:0019 at Wittenberg 6:0022 ALLEGHENY 1:0029 at Hiram 2:00February2 OHIO WESLEYAN 6:005 at Wooster 12:009 at Kenyon 8:0012 at Allegheny 1:0016 WITTENBERG 8:0019 OBERLIN 2:00

November15 TRINE 64 8020 Webster 89 7421 Muskingum 73 5728 at Chatham 71 6929 Carnegie Mellon 76 57December5 at Hiram 79 6210 at Kenyon 63 6115 BETHANY 61 4828 Rose-Hulman 71 3829 Hanover 72 69January2 at Heidelberg 70 595 WITTENBERG 58 798 WOOSTER 59 729 at Ohio Wesleyan 57 6213 at Oberlin 69 2620 EARLHAM 68 3823 ALLEGHENY 57 5527 KENYON 75 6930 at Wooster 68 46February2 at Wittenberg 63 677 OHIO WESLEYAN 69 7610 at Earlham 68 7113 at Allegheny 63 5417 OBERLIN 86 5220 HIRAM 85 3523 ALLEGHENY 80 5826 Ohio Wesleyan 86 5727 at Wittenberg 70 67March5 at Hope 40 68

• NCAC Coach of the Year in 1990- 91, 1997-98 and 2006-07.• Program’s all-time leader in wins.• Since 2003-04 the team has a combined record of 121-47 (.720)• Head coach at Lake Erie in 1988-89• Received M.A. in athletic administration from Kent State and B.S. in physical education from Moorhead State.

Alma MaterMoorhead St. ‘86

Record at DU309-235 (21 years)

Overall Record310-261 (22 years)

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGShaina Kaiser Sr. 5-10 W Ostrander, OH 29 190 80 16.1Serafina Nuzzo So. 5-7 PG West. Springs, IL 29 118 117 10.5Haley Dahlgard Sr. 6-1 W Walnut Creek, CA 29 133 35 9.0Christina Myers Jr. 5-10 P Pataskala, OH 29 144 11 11.3

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolJane Windler Fr. 6-0 W Columbus, OH/Upper ArlingtonGretchen Staubach Fr. 5-11 P Madeira, OH/Madeira

The Big Red returns 13 players from their 2009-2010 squad which cap-tured the 2010 NCAC Tournament championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the sixth time under head coach Sara Lee. Returning for her senior year is Shaina Kaiser, the 2010 NCAC Tourna-ment Most Outstanding Player. Kaiser, who eclipsed the 1,000-point mark last season, averaged 16.1 ppg and 6.6 rpg during her junior campaign. The 2008-09 NCAC Player of the Year also earned first-team All-NCAC honors in 2009-10. Also returning is junior Christina Myers. Myers was named honorable mention All-NCAC last year after averaging 11.3 ppg during her sophomore season. Denison’s other two returning starters are sophomore point guard Serafina Nuzzo, who was named to the 2010 NCAC All-Tournament team, and senior California native Haley Dahlgard, who average 9.0 ppg last year. Others to watch include junior wing Jessica Grzybowski, who started 19 games last season, sophomore guard Kyli Parker, and sophomore post Lucy Follansbee, who finished third in the NCAC in blocks (30). Denison enters the 2010-11 season winners of five out of the last six NCAC Tournaments. All six NCAA Tournament appearances have been un-der Lee, who won her 300th game at Denison mid-way through the 2009-10 campaign.

Location: Granville, Ohio 43023Founded: 1831Nickname: Big RedColors: Red and WhiteEnrollment: 2,100President: Dale T. KnobelAthletic Director: Larry Scheiderer office: (740) 587-6428Athletic Trainer: Erich Koenig office: (740) 587-6577Facility: Livingston Gym (1,800) press table: (740) 587-6708

Sports Info. Director: Craig Hicks office: (740) 587-6546 fax: (740) 587-6362 email: hicksc@denison.eduHead Coach: Sara Lee office: (740) 587-6290 email: lees@denison.eduLetterwinners Returning: 13Letterwinners Lost: 6Starters Returning: 52009-10 Overall Record: 21-82009-10 NCAC Record: 10-6 (3rd)

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Location: Hiram, Ohio 44234Founded: 1850Nickname: TerriersColors: Blue & RedEnrollment: 1,273President: Thomas V. ChemaAthletic Director: Tom Mulligan office: (330) 569-5940Athletic Trainer: Jim Johnston office: (330) 569-5351Facility: Price Gymnasium (2,000) press table: 330-569-5014

Alma MaterLuther ‘01

Record at HC16-61 (3 years)

Overall Record30-97 (5 years)

• Came to Hiram from Clarkson (N.Y.) University after serving as head coach for two seasons.• Coached nine Academic All-Liberty League players, and one first- team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American while at Clarkson.•Was an assistant at Earlham (2001-02) and a graduate assistant at Wisconsin-LaCrosse (2002-04).

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGJess Cowan Sr. 5-9 G Hiram, OH 24 70 29 5.9Kelsey Durichko Jr. 5-5 G Brunswick, OH 26 105 73 4.5Tiffany Shields Jr. 5-9 G Bedford Hts, OH 25 37 12 4.0Amy Geisman So. 5-11 G/F Middleburg, Hts., OH 23 66 5 3.4

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. HometownMarisa Thomas Fr. 5-8 G Lorain, OHAlexis Kemper Fr. 5-10 F/G Centerville, OHMegan Andres Fr. 5-8 G Cincinnati, OH

The Hiram College women’s basketball team will feature a very young squad in 2010-11 with only three upperclassmen returning and one starter from last season’s roster. Senior guard Jess Cowan will be back to lead the Terriers this season. Last winter, she played in 24 games and was third on the team in scoring with a 5.9 points per game average. She was also amongst the team leaders in shooting percentage (33.8 percent) and assists (29). Joining Cowan will be a pair of juniors in Kelsey Durichko and Tiffany Shields. Durichko was the team’s starting point guard and led the team in assists with 73 and steals at 33. Shields played in all but one game last season coming off the bench and averaged 4.0 ppg. In addition, look for sophomores Breanna Host, Chelsea Kovach, Amy Geisman, Emily Smerchansky and Calysia Smyers to make an impact for the Terriers this season. Hiram will begin its season on Saturday, Nov. 27 against Westminster College in a non-conference game in New Wilmington, Pa.

November15 at Mt. St. Joseph 72 8418 at Bluffton 67 7928 at Mount Union 52 90December5 DENISON 62 799 at Grove City 36 6012 KENYON 53 6716 CASE 56 8518 CARNEGIE MELLON 53 5919 at Thiel 48 5229 at Salem State 30 5930 Nichols State 52 49January8 at Wittenberg 57 639 at Earlham 74 6813 at Wooster 48 5216 OBERLIN 53 6220 OHIO WESLEYAN ot 68 7123 at Kenyon 44 5727 WOOSTER 64 63February2 at Allegheny 53 685 WITTENBERG 62 836 EARLHAM ot 65 5810 at Ohio Wesleyan 49 6313 at Oberlin 45 5717 ALLEGHENY 55 6920 at Denison 35 8523 at Wittenberg 43 59

November27 at Westminster 2:0028 PSU-BEHREND 2:00December1 at Wooster 6:004 at Marygrove 2:008 GROVE CITY 7:3011 at Denison 1:0014 WAYNESBURG 7:0019 at Thiel 1:0020 BLUFFTON 6:0030 at Washington & Jefferson 7:0031 at Carnegie Mellon 1:00January4 at Case 7:008 at Wittenberg 3:0012 ALLEGHENY 6:0015 OHIO WESLEYAN 1:0019 KENYON 7:3022 at Oberlin 1:0025 at Ursuline 7:0029 DENISON 2:00February2 WOOSTER 6:005 at Ohio Wesleyan 1:009 at Allegheny 6:0012 OBERLIN 1:0016 at Kenyon 7:3019 WITTENBERG 1:00

Sports Info. Director: Jeff Hoedt office: (330) 569-5495 fax: (330) 569-5392 email: hoedtjm@hiram.eduHead Coach: Andrea Preston office: (330) 569-5352 email: prestonar@hiram.eduLetterwinners Returning: 10Letterwinners Lost: 6Starters Returning: 22009-10 Overall Record: 4-222009-10 NCAC Record: 3-13 (8th)

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2009-10 ResultsHead Coach Suzanne HelfantNovember20 GROVE CITY ot 59 5221 Fredonia State 70 5224 OHIO NORTHERN 58 5528 Carnegie Mellon 58 4729 at Chatham 70 64December2 at Case 48 615 BALDWIN-WALLACE 44 5710 DENISON 61 6312 at Hiram 67 5315 WAYNESBURG 70 53January2 MUSKINGUM 77 595 at Earlham 66 609 at Wooster 53 5013 OHIO WESLEYAN 68 7316 at Allegheny 46 5520 at Wittenberg ot 56 6123 HIRAM 57 4427 at Denison 69 7530 ALLEGHENY ot 59 51February2 WOOSTER 55 425 at Oberlin 73 5310 WITTENBERG 48 5613 EARLHAM 60 4117 at Ohio Wesleyan 55 7220 OBERLIN 62 4823 WOOSTER 48 4726 at Wittenberg 54 60

Location: Gambier, Ohio 43022Founded: 1824Nickname: LadiesColors: Purple and WhiteEnrollment: 1,600President: S. Georgia NugentAthletic Director: Peter Smith office: (740) 427-5811Athletic Trainer: Andy Wheeler office phone: (740) 427-5553Facility: Tomsich Arena (2,000) press table: (740) 427-5866

Alma MaterAllegheny ‘88

Record at KC241-152 (15 years)

Overall Record275-195 (18 years)

• Three-time NCAC Coach of the Year• Coached four NCAC Players of the Year in 14 seasons at Kenyon.• NCAC Player of the Year as a senior at Allegheny in 1987-88• Holds NCAC records for single- season assists (177) and career assists (601)

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGMorgan Korinek Jr. 5-9 F Cuyahoga Falls, OH 27 212 36 14.1Kat Powers Sr. 5-9 G Chagrin Falls, OH 27 64 59 7.8Katie Adlam So. 5-7 G Carmel, IN 23 78 50 5.3

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolMaureen Hirt Fr. 5-7 G Bloomington, IN/Bloomington NorthAutumn Anderson Fr. 5-11 F Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Prep Maggie Boelter Fr. 5-5 G Vienna, WV/Parkersburg CatholicAshley Meyer Fr. 5-9 F Defiance, OH/Tinora

The Kenyon College women’s basketball program has reached the semifinal round of the NCAC tournament for six consecutive seasons now. Two of those seasons included appearances in the championship game. The Ladies, however, are still looking to get over that final hurdle and claim their first tournament title since the 1999-00 campaign. In order to reach that goal in the upcoming season, Kenyon will be relying on three returning starters to lead the way. In the front court, junior forward Morgan Korinek will be the go-to player. In the backcourt, senior Kat Powers and sophomore Katie Adlam will run the show. Korinek led the Ladies in scor-ing (14.1 ppg) and rebounding (7.9 rpg) last season. She also established a new program single-season record for field goal percentage (.601). Powers and Adlam both averaged better than two assists per game last season and chipped in with 7.8 and 5.3 points per game, respectively. Even with that offensive punch returning to the lineup, the Ladies will continue to play with a ‘defense first’ mentality. Last year, the Ladies held op-ponents to an average of 55.7 points per game. That marked the third straight season the Kenyon women led the NCAC in scoring defense.

November16 at Muskingum 7:0019 at Bluffton Tournament 6/8:0020 at Bluffton Tournament 1/3:0023 at Ohio Northern 5:3027 CHATHAM 2:0028 CARNEGIE MELLON 2:00December1 CASE 7:304 at Baldwin-Wallace 2:008 OBERLIN 6:0018 at Waynesburg 2:0028 vs. Amherst* 12:0029 vs. Bates* 12:00January5 at Denison 7:308 at Allegheny 1:0012 WOOSTER 6:0015 WITTENBERG 2:0019 at Hiram 7:3022 OHIO WESLEYAN 1:0029 at Wooster 2:00February2 at Wittenberg 6:005 at Oberlin 2:009 DENISON 8:0012 at Ohio Wesleyan 1:0016 HIRAM 7:3019 ALLEGHENY 1:00 * - at Las Vegas Tournament

Sports Info. Director: Marty Fuller office: (740) 427-5471 fax: (740) 427-5401 email: fullerm@kenyon.eduHead Coach: Suzanne Helfant office: (740) 427-5222 email: helfants@kenyon.eduLetterwinners Returning: 11Letterwinners Lost: 6Starters Returning: 22009-10 Overall Record: 17-102009-10 NCAC Record: 9-7 (4th)

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November20 at Bluffton 50 7021 St. Mary’s 37 7428 at Marietta 69 7629 Thiel 63 75December3 at Carnegie Mellon 47 725 at Earlham 68 527 at Case 60 7111 URSULINE 55 6612 WITTENBERG 57 7629 HEIDELBERG 65 62January2 MARYGROVE 53 605 ALLEGHENY ot 69 808 OHIO WESLEYAN 54 6913 DENISON 26 6916 at Hiram 62 5320 WOOSTER ot 74 7823 at Wittenberg 58 7527 at Allegheny 49 7030 EARLHAM 57 51February2 at Ohio Wesleyan 65 785 KENYON 53 736 at Wooster 58 7113 HIRAM 57 4517 at Denison 52 8620 at Kenyon 48 6223 at Ohio Wesleyan 56 62

Location: Oberlin, Ohio 44074Founded: 1833Nickname: YeowomenColors: Crimson and GoldEnrollment: 2,900President: Marvin KrislovAthletic Director: Joe Kaarlgard office: (440) 775-8500Athletic Trainer: Tim Carver office: (440) 775-8589Facility: Philips Gym (1,800) press table: (440) 775-8024

Alma MaterAmherst ‘96

Record at OC10-42(2 years)

Overall Record10-42(2 years)

• Ninth head coach in program’s history• Spent three seasons as an assistant at Univesity of Vermont• Also served on staffs at Yale and Tallahassee Community College• Earned master’s in physical education and sports administration from Florida State

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGKelly Warlich So. 5-11 F/G New Canaan, CT 25 173 31 12.0Allison Anderson So. 5-4 PG Springfield, IL 26 123 146 13.8Syrea Thomas Sr. 5-5 G Cleveland, OH 26 173 42 14.0 TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolAshley Young Fr. 5-11 F Columbus, OH/AfricentricAllison Gannon Fr. 5-10 F Shelburne, VT/Champlain Valley UnionMalisa Hoak Fr. 5-5 G Toledo, OH/WhitmerLillian Jahan Fr. 5-9 F/G San Francisco, CA/International

The Oberlin College women’s basketball team enters its 2010-2011 cam-paign led by senior guard and co-captain Syrea Thomas and two emerging stars in sophomore Kelly Warlich and the 2009-2010 NCAC Newcomer of the Year, point guard Allison Anderson. Last season Anderson also garnered second-team All-NCAC Honors, while Thomas picked up honorable-mention accolades. Anderson, a native of Springfield, Illinois, led the league in assists with 5.6 helpers per game and steals with 3.1 rip-aways per contest. She also played the most minutes of any player in the NCAC, totaling 1,004 for an average of 38.6 per game. Furthermore, her 13.8 points per game were eighth-best in the conference, while her .768 free throw percentage was fourth best. Anderson, who scored 20-plus points eight times and became the first freshman in school history to record a triple-double, is just the second Yeowomen to earn NCAC Newcomer of the Year honors and the first since 1999 when Nzinga Broussard earned the honor. Along with Warlich, Thomas, and Anderson, the Yeowomen will look for added contributions from sophomores Megan Leary and Ellen Neumann and senior co-captain Christina Spencer.

November19 Mt. St. Joseph Tourn. 2:0020 Mt. St. Joseph Tourn. 3/5:0023 BLUFFTON 7:0027 at Earlham 1:00December1 OTTERBEIN 6:004 CARNEGIE MELLON 7:006 CASE 7:008 at Kenyon 7:3010 at Ursuline 7:0030 at Heidelberg 7:0031 ADRIAN 7:00January3 at Kalamazoo 7:005 at Wittenberg 7:308 at Wooster 2:0012 DENISON 7:3015 ALLEGHENY 3:0019 at Ohio Wesleyan 6:0022 HIRAM 3:0029 WITTENBERG 1:00February2 at Allegheny 7:305 KENYON 2:009 WOOSTER 8:0012 at Hiram 2:0016 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:3019 at Denison 2:00

Sports Info. Dir.: Mike Mancini office: (440) 775-8503 fax: (440) 775-8957 email: mike.mancini@oberlin.eduHead Coach: Kerry Jenkins office: (440) 775-8546 email: kerry.jenkins@oberlin.eduLetterwinners Returning: 6Letterwinners Lost: 3Starters Returning: 32009-10 Overall Record: 5-212009-10 NCAC Record: 4-12 (7th)

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Head Coach Nan Carney-DeBord

Battling Bishops Outlook

Top Returnees & Newcomers

November20 Centenary ot 91 8721 at Hunter 77 7124 JOHN CARROLL 80 6728 at Pitt-Johnstown 61 73December5 at Allegheny 62 599 WASH. & JEFF. 54 6512 EARLHAM ot 79 7118 BETHANY 58 4521 ALMA 81 5829 OLIVET 62 6530 FRANKLIN 76 82January5 at Wooster 70 608 at Oberlin 69 549 DENISON 62 5713 at Kenyon 73 6816 WITTENBERG 80 8320 at Hiram ot 71 6823 at Earlham 72 5030 at Wittenberg 56 62February2 OBERLIN 78 657 at Denison 76 6910 HIRAM 63 4917 KENYON 72 5519 WOOSTER 81 6120 ALLEGHENY 100 6223 OBERLIN 62 5626 Denison 57 86

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGTyler Cordell Sr. 5-11 G Columbus, OH 27 149 138 16.3Kayla Gordon Sr. 5-11 P St. Louis, MO 27 154 33 13.2Pam Quigney Jr. 5-6 G Mentor, OH 27 104 57 11.7

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolJulia Grimsley Fr. 5-5 G Alliance, OH/AllianceKalee Seagle Fr. 5-4 G Hilliard, OH/Darby

They don’t have a catchy nickname, but the Ohio Wesleyan triumvirate of senior Tyler Cordell, senior Kayla Gordon, and senior Pam Quigney is back for one more run at a North Coast Athletic Conference championship. The trio helped head coach Nan Carney-DeBord win the NCAC tourna-ment and advance to the NCAA playoffs in 2009, and finish as conference runner-up with a sparkling 14-2 record last season. Cordell, a guard, was third in the league in scoring and second in assists on the way to first-team All-NCAC laurels last year. Gordon, a post, was 10th in scoring and 13th in rebounding and is a three-time all-conference selection. Quigney, a guard, was 13th in scoring and one of the league’s top three-point shooters and is a two-time all-league choice. The 2010-11 Bishops are much more than The Nameless Three and a couple of fill-ins, however. Sophomore guard Kandis Walker made a state-ment with her defense and transition games last year, and looks to win a start-ing spot this year, as does sophomore post Helen Scheblo, who displayed flashes of brilliance last season. Newcomers who should make an impact include freshman guards Julia Grimsley and Kalee Seagle, and junior post Natalie Fisher.

Location: Delaware, Ohio 43015Founded: 1842Nickname: Battling BishopsColors: Red and BlackEnrollment: 1,898President: Rock JonesAthletic Director: Roger Ingles office: (740) 368-3738Athletic Trainer: Todd Miller office phone: (740) 368-3747Facility: Branch Rickey Arena (2,300) press table: (740) 368-3342

Alma MaterDenison ‘80

Record at OWU418-215 (25 years)

Overall Record418-215 (25 years)

• Winningest women’s coach in school history.• Seven-time NCAC Coach of the Year.• Named the Russell Athletic/ WBCA Division III National Coach of the Year after guiding OWU to the NCAA Division III semifinals in 2001.• Four-year letterwinner in basketball and field hockey at Denison.

November16 NOTRE DAME (OH) 5:3019 at Wilmington Tip-Off 8:0020 at Wilmington Tip-Off 1/3:0023 HEIDELBERG 7:0027 at Cal Tech 4:0028 at Occidental 2:00

December3 at Washington Tourn. 6:004 at Washington Tourn. 2/6:008 at Capital 7:0011 WOOSTER 1:0029 HOOPS FOR HOPE 6/8:0030 HOOPS FOR HOPE 1/3:00January5 ALLEGHENY 6:008 DENISON 7:3012 at Wittenberg 7:3015 at Hiram 1:0019 OBERLIN 6:0022 at Kenyon 1:0029 at Allegheny 1:00February2 at Denison 7:305 HIRAM 1 :009 WITTENBERG 6:0012 KENYON 1:0016 at Oberlin 7:30

Sports Info. Director: Mark Beckenbach office phone: (740) 368-3340 fax: (740) 368-3332 email: mlbecken@owu.eduHead Coach: Nan Carney-DeBord office phone: (740) 368-3729 email: nhcarney@owu.eduLetterwinners Returning: 7Letterwinners Lost: 7Starters Returning: 32009-10 Overall Record: 20-72009-10 NCAC Record: 14-2 (2nd)

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Head Coach Sarah Jurewicz November20 ROBERT MORRIS 66 5321 at Hope 49 8024 at Capital ot 49 5528 CEDARVILLE 63 75December5 at Wooster 61 5312 at Oberlin 76 5719 at Thomas More 55 7029 GROVE CITY 54 3630 CASE 58 60January2 OHIO NORTHERN 49 565 at Denison 79 588 HIRAM 63 579 ALLEGHENY 73 6316 at Ohio Wesleyan 83 8020 KENYON ot 61 5623 OBERLIN 75 5827 at Earlham 66 6130 OHIO WESLEYAN 62 56February2 DENISON 67 635 at Hiram 83 626 at Allegheny 69 5710 at Kenyon 56 4813 WOOSTER 61 7417 EARLHAM 71 5723 HIRAM 59 4326 KENYON 60 5427 DENISON 67 70

Location: Springfield, OH 45501Founded: 1845Nickname: TigersColors: Red and WhiteEnrollment: 1,950President: Mark H. EricksonAthletic Dir: Garnett Purnell office: (937) 327-6472Athletic Trainer: Ellen Crosbie office: (937) 327-6467Facility: HPER Center (3,000) press table: (937) 327-6126

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGKatherine Hueter Sr. 5-10 G Columbus, OH 27 209 66 10.5Sarah Watson Jr. 6-0 F Hudson, OH 27 167 47 8.4Kim Replogle So. 5-11 F Houston, OH 20 27 4 1.2

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. HometownJaclyn Willoughby Fr. 5-9 G Houston, OHErin Lloyd Fr. 5-9 G Cincinnati, OHBrooke Sears Fr. 5-11 F Miamisburg, OH

After a run to the 2009-10 NCAC regular season championship, the Wit-tenberg Tigers return five letterwinners, including two starters, for their title defense. Leading the charge a year after the Tigers posted a 19-8 overall record and won an NCAC-record 12th regular season title are senior wing Katherine Hueter and junior post Sarah Watson. They step into leadership positions after the departure of an outstanding senior class, including 2010 NCAC Player of the Year Stephanie Boardman. Hueter ranked third on the team in scoring and second in rebounding in 2009-10, and Watson was fourth in both categories. Hueter was a second-team All-NCAC honoree a year ago after averaging 10.5 points and 7.7 rebounds and finishing with a 66-60 assist-turnover ratio, tops on the team. Watson increased her scoring and rebounding averages significantly in her first season as a starter, improving to 8.4 points and 6.2 in 2009-10. She and Hueter, along with sophomore post Kim Replogle will be keys to Wittenberg’s dominance on the glass again after the Tigers led the conference in rebounding margin each of the last two years. The biggest question marks are on the perimeter, where only junior Lauren Cassel returns after getting extensive playing time last year. She appeared in 27 games, while junior Lyndsey Clark appeared in 13 games in 2009-10.

Alma MaterWittenberg ‘98

Record at WU48-31 (3 years)

Overall Record48-31 (3 years)

• Had assistant coaching stints at Colorado College and Savannah A&D• Named NCAC Coach of the Year in 2009-10• Four-time All-NCAC selection and NCAC Scholar-Athlete as a senior; Member of NCAC’s Second Decade team• Tigers were 85-24 overall and 59-5 in conference play during her playing career (1994-98)

November16 BALDWIN-WALLACE 7:0019 at Adrian Tournament20 at Adrian Tournament23 CAPITAL 7:00December1 at Mount Union 7:004 at Allegheny 1:0010 at Trine 7:3017 at Hope Tournament18 at Hope Tournament29 ZIMMERMAN TOURN. 2:1530 ZIMMERMAN TOURN. 12/4:30January5 OBERLIN 6:008 HIRAM 3:0012 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:3015 at Kenyon 2:0019 DENISON 6:0022 at Wooster 2:0025 at Cedarville 7:0029 at Oberlin 1:00February2 KENYON 6:005 ALLEGHENY 1:009 at Ohio Wesleyan 6:0012 WOOSTER 2:0016 at Denison 8:0019 at Hiram 1:00

Sports Info. Dir.: Ryan Maurer office: (937) 327-6114 fax: (937) 327-6112 email: rmaurer@wittenberg.eduHead Coach: Sarah Jurewicz office: (937) 327-6457 email: sjurewicz@wittenberg.eduLetterwinners Returning: 5Letterwinners Lost: 7Starters Returning: 22009-10 Overall Record: 19-82009-10 NCAC Record: 15-1 (1st)

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2010-11 Schedule

Head Coach Ashley ReidNovember16 JOHN CARROLL 82 8521 FRANCISCAN 80 3822 MT. UNION 55 6428 at Case 46 78December2 at Allegheny 55 685 WITTENBERG 53 6112 URSULINE 72 6616 at Defiance 63 7718 ALMA 59 6530 WESTMINSTER 69 48January2 at Trine 50 525 OHIO WESLEYAN 60 708 at Denison 72 599 KENYON 50 5313 HIRAM 52 4816 EARLHAM 67 5720 at Oberlin ot 78 7427 at Hiram 63 6430 DENISON 46 68February2 at Kenyon 42 556 OBERLIN 71 5810 ALLEGHENY 66 5813 at Wittenberg 74 6119 at Ohio Wesleyan 61 8120 at Earlham 72 6923 at Kenyon 47 48

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGKristen Schwartz Jr. 6-0 F Farmdale, OH 21 81 9 6.7Taylor Keegan Sr. 5-7 G Mohrsville, PA 24 88 32 5.8Jessica Wingen So. 6-0 F Pittsburgh, PA 25 107 17 5.4Keshia Butler Jr. 5-4 G Cross Lanes, WV 26 34 64 2.9

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolKarley Walker Fr. 5-7 G South Charleston, WV/South CharlestonSuvi Puripattarapan Fr. 5-2 G Westport, CT/Staples

Wooster’s women’s basketball team begins a new era in 2010-11 as Ashley Reid takes over as the program’s sixth head coach. Six returning letterwinners are poised to see their roles expand as they try to replace the production of the program’s only All-American selection, Kym Wenz. It’s likely the Fighting Scots will utilize the post tandem of junior Kristen Schwartz and sophomore Jessica Wingen even more this season. Schwartz is the top returning scorer, averaging 6.7 points and a team-high 54.1% shooting clip a season ago, while Wingen (5.4 ppg, 4.3 rpg) has a knack around the basket, and nearly averaged a block per game in her rookie campaign. Also returning is the team’s lone senior, Taylor Keegan, and junior point guard Keshia Butler, both who will be relied upon in the backcourt. Keegan is productive around the perimeter and behind the arc, where she chipped in 5.8 points and 29 three-pointers last winter. Butler’s speed will allow Wooster to push the tempo at times, and she’s poised to improve upon last season’s 2.9 points and 2.4 assists averages. Juniors Samantha Sulzer, who started nine games in 2009-10, and Kinsey Walker are also back to add depth in the paint. Also, it is expected that several first-year players could contribute right out of the gate, including guards Karley Walker and Suvi Puripattarapan.

Location: Wooster, Ohio 44691Founded: 1866Nickname: Fighting ScotsColors: Black and Old GoldEnrollment: 1,800President: Grant H. CornwellAthletic Director: Keith D. Beckett, Ph.D. office: (330) 263-2189Athletic Trainer: Tom Love office: (330) 263-2184Facility: Timken Gym (3,400) press table: 330-287-3000 x4466

Alma MaterWalsh ‘04

Record at COW0-0 (1st season)

Overall Record0-0 (1st season)

• Sixth head coach in 45-year history of Wooster women’s program.• Served as an assistant for the Fighting Scots for four seasons• Walsh’s second-leading career scorer with 1,725 points

November15 at John Carroll 7:3020 NAN NICHOLS TOURN. 1/3:0021 NAN NICHOLS TOURN. 1/3:0027 at Marietta Tournament 6.8:0028 at Marietta Tournament 1/3:00December1 HIRAM 6:008 at Ursuline 7:0011 at Ohio Wesleyan 1:0018 at Bluffton 2:0019 CASE 2:0030 DEFIANCE 6:00January3 at Earlham 6:008 OBERLIN 2:0012 at Kenyon 6:0015 at Denison 1:0019 at Allegheny 7:3022 WITTENBERG 2:0029 KENYON 2:00February2 at Hiram 6:005 DENISON 12:009 at Oberlin 8:0012 at Wittenberg 2:0016 ALLEGHENY 7:3019 OHIO WESLEYAN 5:30

Sports Info. Director: Hugh Howard office: (330) 263-2374 fax: (330) 263-2209 email: hhoward@wooster.eduHead Coach: Ashley Reid office phone: (330) 263-2181 email: areid@wooster.eduLetterwinners Returning: 6Letterwinners Lost: 9Starters Returning: 12009-10 Overall Record: 11-152009-10 NCAC Record: 8-8 (5th)

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November 16 Notre Dame (OH) at Ohio Wesleyan, 5:30Allegheny at Grove City, 6:00Baldwin-Wallace at Wittenberg, 7:00Kenyon at Muskingum, 7:00Heidelberg at Denison, 7:30

November 19 Allegheny Invitational Denison vs. Bethany, 6:00Kenyon at Bluffton Tournament Oberlin at Mt. St. Joseph Tournament Ohio Wesleyan at Wilmington Tip-OffWittenberg at Adrian Tournament November 20 Denison at Washington & Jefferson, 4:00Allegheny Invitational Kenyon at Bluffton Tournament Oberlin at Mt. St. Joseph Tournament Ohio Wesleyan at Wilmington Tip-OffWittenberg at Adrian TournamentWooster Nan Nichols Tournament November 21 Wooster Nan Nichols Tournament

November 23 Kenyon at Ohio Northern, 5:30Allegheny at Washington & Jefferson, 6:00Denison at Trine, 6:00Bluffton at Oberlin, 7:00Capital at Wittenberg, 7:00Heidelberg at O. Wesleyan,7:00 November 27 Oberlin at Earlham, 1:00Carnegie Mellon at Denison, 2:00Chatham at Kenyon, 2:00Hiram at Westminster, 2:00Ohio Wesleyan at Cal Tech, 4:00Allegheny at St. Vincent, 6:00Wooster at Marietta Tournament November 28 Carnegie Mellon at Kenyon, 2:00Chatham at Denison, 2:00PSU-Behrend at Hiram, 2:00O. Wesleyan at Occidental, 2:00Wooster at Marietta Tournament November 29 Allegheny at Pitt-Bradford, 7:00

December 1 Otterbein at Oberlin, 6:00Hiram at Wooster, 6:00Wittenberg at Mt. Union, 7:00Case at Kenyon, 7:30John Carroll at Allegheny, 7:30

December 3 Ohio Wesleyan at Washington (Mo.)Tournament

December 4 Denison at Case, 2:00 Hiram at Marygrove, 2:00Kenyon at Baldwin-Wallace, 2:00Wittenberg at Allegheny, 1:00Carnegie Mellon at Oberlin,7:00Ohio Wesleyan at Washington (Mo.) Tournament

December 6 Case at Oberlin, 7:00

December 7 Allegheny at Buffalo St., 6:00

December 8 Oberlin at Kenyon, 6:00Denison at Thiel, 6:30O. Wesleyan at Capital, 7:00Wooster at Ursuline, 7:00Grove City at Hiram, 7:30 December 9 Fredonia St. at Allegheny,6:00

December 10 Oberlin at Ursuline, 7:00Wittenberg at Trine, 7:30 December 11 Hiram at Denison, 1:00Wooster at O. Wesleyan, 1:00

December 14 Waynesburg at Hiram, 7:00Denison at Grove City December 17 Allegheny at Defiance TournamentWittenberg at Hope Tournament

December 18 Kenyon at Waynesburg, 2:00Wooster at Bluffton, 2:00Allegheny at Defiance TournamentWittenberg at Hope Tournament December 19 Hiram at Thiel, 1:00Case at Wooster, 2:00 December 20 Bluffton at Hiram, 6:00

December 28 Denison at Land of Magic ClassicKenyon at Las Vegas Tournament

December 29 Denison at Land of Magic ClassicKenyon at Las Vegas TournamentOhio Wesleyan Bishop Classic/Hoops for HopeWittenberg Zimmerman Tournament

December 30Defiance at Wooster, 6:00Hiram at Washington & Jefferson, 7:00Oberlin at Heidelberg, 7:00Ohio Wesleyan Bishop Classic/Hoops for HopeWittenberg Zimmerman Tournament December 31 Hiram at Carnegie Mellon, 1:00Adrian at Oberlin, 7:00 January 3 Wooster at Earlham, 6:00Oberlin at Kalamazoo, 7:00 January 4 Hiram at Case, 7:00

January 5 Allegheny at O. Wesleyan, 6:00Kenyon at Denison, 7:30Oberlin at Wittenberg, 7:30

January 8 Kenyon at Allegheny, 1:00Oberlin at Wooster, 2:00Hiram at Wittenberg, 3:00Denison at O. Wesleyan, 7:30 January 12 Allegheny at Hiram, 6:00Wooster at Kenyon, 6:00Denison at Oberlin, 7:30Ohio Wesleyan at Wittenberg, 7:30 January 15 Ohio Wesleyan at Hiram, 1:00Wooster at Denison, 1:00Wittenberg at Kenyon, 2:00Allegheny at Oberlin, 3:00

January 19 Denison at Wittenberg Kenyon at Hiram, 7:30Oberlin at Ohio Wesleyan, 6:00 Wooster at Allegheny, 7:30

January 22 Allegheny at Denison, 1:00O. Wesleyan at Kenyon, 1:00Wittenberg at Wooster, 2:00Hiram at Oberlin, 3:00

January 25 Hiram at Ursuline, 7:00Wittenberg at Cedarville, 7:00

January 29 Ohio Wesleyan at Allegheny, 1:00Wittenberg at Oberlin, 1:00Denison at Hiram, 2:00Kenyon at Wooster, 2:00 February 2 Kenyon at Wittenberg, 6:00O. Wesleyan at Denison, 7:30Wooster at Hiram, 6:00Oberlin at Allegheny, 8:00

February 5 Hiram at Ohio Wesleyan, 1:00Allegheny at Wittenberg, 1:00Denison at Wooster, 12:00Kenyon at Oberlin, 2:00

February 9 Hiram at Allegheny, 6:00 Wittenberg at Ohio Wesleyan, 6:00Denison at Kenyon, 8:00Wooster at Oberlin, 8:00 February 12 Denison at Allegheny, 1:00Kenyon at O. Wesleyan, 1:00Oberlin at Hiram, 1:00Wooster at Wittenberg, 2:00 February 16 Allegheny at Wooster, 7:30O. Wesleyan at Oberlin, 7:30Hiram at Kenyon, 7:30Wittenberg at Denison, 8:00

February 19 Allegheny at Kenyon, 1:00Wittenberg at Hiram, 1:00Oberlin at Denison, 2:00O. Wesleyan at Wooster, 5:30 February 22NCAC Tournament uarterfinals

February 25NCAC Tournament Semifinals

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Team (Game)Points: 112 -- Allegheny (vs. Denison), 1/11/86; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Earlham), 2/19/92Points (Two Teams): 194 -- Allegheny (108) vs. Oberlin (86), 2/6/91; Ohio Wesleyan (101) vs. Point Park (93), 11/29/97Margin of Victory: 95 -- Allegheny (112) vs. Denison (17), 1/11/86Field Goals: 51 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Earlham), 2/19/92Field Goal Attempts: 105 -- Allegheny (vs. Oberlin), 2/6/85Field Goal Percentage: 65.7 (44-67) -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Denison), 1/17/90Three-Point Field Goals: 17 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Kenyon), 1/11/06Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 59 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Chatham), 11/27/05Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (5-5) -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Lake Erie), 1/31/94Free Throws: 37 -- Earlham (vs. Wooster), 2/5/94Free Throw Attempts: 55 -- Earlham (vs. Wooster), 2/5/94Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (16-16) -- Kenyon (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 2/7/87Rebounds: 79 -- Oberlin (vs. Wilberforce), 2/6/99Assists: 36 -- Earlham (vs. Cincinnati Bible), 12/6/93, Wooster (vs. Trinity, DC) 12/19/02Blocked Shots: 14 -- Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/12/94Steals: 31 -- Wittenberg (vs. Kenyon), 2/25/92

Team (Season)Points: 2395 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Scoring Offense: 82.9 (28-2320) -- Allegheny, 1985-86Scoring Defense: 47.5 (27-1283) -- Kenyon, 2004-05Scoring Margin: 30.7 (82.9-52.2) -- Allegheny, 1985-86Field Goals: 975 -- Allegheny, 1985-86Field Goal Attempts: 2122 -- Allegheny, 1985-86Field Goal Percentage: 47.7 (773-1621) -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1991-92Field Goal Percentage Defense: 32.9 (440-1337) -- Kenyon, 2004-05Three-Point Field Goals: 264 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2005-06Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 867 -- Ohio Wesleyan 2005-06Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 39.5 (144-365) -- Wittenberg, 1995-96Free Throws: 523 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Free Throw Attempts: 766 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Free Throw Percentage: 74.7 (310-415) -- Allegheny, 2008-09Rebounds: 1565 -- Wooster, 1984-85Rebound Margin: 15.5 (52.6-37.1) -- Allegheny, 1985-86Assists: 539 -- Allegheny, 1986-87Blocked Shots: 162 -- Wooster, 1996-97Steals: 424 -- Wittenberg, 2002-03Wins: 26 -- Allegheny, 1985-86; Wittenberg, 1989-90; Kenyon, 1996-97; Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Winning Percentage: .929 (26-2) -- Allegheny, 1985-86; Kenyon, 1996-97Winning Streak: 24 -- Wittenberg, 1994-95Winning Streak (NCAC): 53 -- Wittenberg, 1993-96

Individual (Game)Points: 61 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/6/91Field Goals: 28 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/6/91Field Goal Attempts: 55 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/6/91Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (12-12) -- Amber Bishop, Wittenberg (vs. Hiram), 2/7/03

Three-Point Field Goals: 10 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/20/96; Kim Graf, Kenyon (vs. Bluffton), 2/12/97Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 24 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon (vs. Asbury), 2/11/95Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6) -- Amber Sherman, Wittenberg (vs. Allegheny), 1/4/97Free Throws: 18 -- Alyssa Clark, Oberlin (vs. Earlham), 1/21/06 Free Throw Attempts: 22 -- Shannon Ferguson, Earlham (vs. Wittenberg), 2/12/92; Shannon Ferguson, Earlham (vs. Wooster), 2/5/94Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (15-15) -- Katie Montague, Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 2/11/98Rebounds: 25 -- Kim Huber, Allegheny (vs. Thiel), 1/10/96; Michelle Popovec, Allegheny (vs. Wooster), 2/9/00Assists: 17 -- Traci Duez, CWRU (vs. Lake Erie), 2/1/85Blocked Shots: 10 -- Dee Wells, Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/12/94Steals: 13 -- Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin (vs. Wooster), 1/29/02

Individual (Season)Points: 778 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-90Scoring Average: 31.2 (24-749) -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1990-91Field Goals: 319 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-90 Field Goal Attempts: 710 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-90Field Goal Percentage: 63.8 (125--196) -- Stephanie Boardman, Wittenberg, 2007-08Three-Point Field Goals: 110 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1996-97Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 279 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1995-96Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 52.3 (23-44) -- Kym Wenz, Wooster, 2007-08Free Throws: 183 -- Jessica Viertlboeck, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Free Throw Attempts: 236 -- Karen Schell, Kenyon, 1997-98Free Throw Percentage: 90.1 (82-91) -- Pam Quigney, Ohio Wesleyan, 2008-09Rebounds: 360 -- Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-01Assists: 177 -- Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny, 1985-86Blocked Shots: 106 -- Kristen Sheffield, Denison, 2004-05Steals: 129 -- Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin, 2001-02

Individual (Career)Points: 2112 -- Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001-05Scoring Average (min. 1000 points): 31.2 (49-1527) -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1989-91Field Goals: 822 -- Kim Huber, Allegheny, 1992-96Field Goal Attempts: 1738 -- Kim Huber, Allegheny, 1992-96Field Goal Percentage (min. 250 made): 57.1 (741-1298) -- Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 1998-02Three-Point Field Goals: 365 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1993-97Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 987 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1993-97Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 90 made): 41.5 (167-402) -- Kim Wenz, Wooster, 2006-09Free Throws: 522 -- Shannon Ferguson, Earlham, 1990-94Free Throw Attempts: 704 -- Shannon Ferguson, Earlham, 1990-94Free Throw Percentage (min. 120 made): 81.6 (142-174) -- Michelle Westerdale, Wittenberg, 1991-95Rebounds: 1217 -- Jill Myers, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Assists: 601 -- Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny, 1984-88Blocked Shots: 336 -- Kristen Sheffield, Denison, 2003-07Steals: 404 -- Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin, 1998-02

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Field GoalsSEASON319 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1989-90309 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1990-91235 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 2000-01229 Christi Clay (DEN) 1993-94222 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2002-03

CAREER822 Kim Huber (ALL) 1992-96741 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 1998-02761 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2001-05684 Krista Jacobs (OWU) 1988-92664 Christi Clay (DEN) 1990-94

Three-Point Field GoalsSEASON110 Kim Graf (KEN) 1996-9793 Kim Graf (KEN) 1995-9687 Mechelle Pothast (WIT) 1995-9682 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-0581 Kim Graf (KEN) 1993-94 Kim Graf (KEN) 1994-95

CAREER365 Kim Graf (KEN) 1993-97257 Stephany Dunmyer (KEN) 1996-00232 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-05222 Alicia Moreno (KEN) 2004-08200 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2003-07

Free ThrowsSEASON183 Jess Viertlboeck (OWU) 2000-01156 Karen Schell (KEN) 1997-98153 Kim Huber (ALL) 1995-96 Shannon Ferguson (ERL) 1991-92 Ann Osborne (OWU) 1986-87

CAREER522 Shannon Ferguson (ERL) 1990-94463 Jess Viertlboeck (OWU) 1997-01427 Ann Osborne (OWU) 1984-88411 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2001-05406 Kim Huber (ALL) 1992-96

ReboundsSEASON360 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 2000-01333 Jill Myers (OWU) 1987-88329 Jennifer Young (ALL) 1991-92315 Jill Myers (OWU) 1986-87 Jennifer Young (ALL) 1990-91

CAREER1217 Jill Myers (OWU) 1984-881127 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 1998-021078 Danielle Rogers (WIT) 1989-931021 Krista Jacobs (OWU) 1988-92925 Karen Schell (KEN) 1995-99

AssistsSEASON177 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1985-86172 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1986-87167 Jill Swanson (ALL) 1984-85161 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1987-88152 Ellen O’Brien (DEN) 2007-08

CAREER601 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1984-88529 Christy Evans (WOO) 1988-92461 Ellen O’Brien (DEN) 2005-09456 Amanda Schmidt (ALL) 1993-97436 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 1998-02

Blocked ShotsSEASON106 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2004-0580 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2003-0476 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2005-0674 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2006-0768 Monica Hansen (WOO) 1987-88

CAREER336 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2003-07165 Carolyn Simpson (DEN) 2005-09158 Kristen Rice (WOO) 1999-03155 Jennifer Latronica (ALL) 2003-07153 Dee Wells (OBE) 1991-95

StealsSEASON129 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 2001-02125 Lisa Smith (ALL) 1986-87117 Amanda Schmidt (ALL) 1993-94110 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 1998-99 Mary Jo Domurat (CWR) 1986-87

CAREER412 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 1998-02345 Christi Clay (DEN) 1990-94312 Amanda Schmidt (ALL) 1993-97280 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-05268 Allison McCombe (DEN) 1992-96

PointsSEASON778 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1989-90749 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1990-91604 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2002-03593 Kim Huber (ALL) 1995-96576 Christi Clay (DEN) 1993-94

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2112 Kelly Heil (OWU) 2001-052053 Kim Huber (ALL) 1992-961969 Shannon Ferguson (ERL) 1990-941802 Krista Jacobs (OWU) 1988-921794 Kim Graf (KEN) 1993-971777 Katy Sturtz (OWU) 1998-021763 Allison McCombe (DEN) 1992-961693 Nzinga Broussard (OBE) 1998-021655 Jess Viertlboeck (OWU) 1997-011645 Christi Clay (DEN) 1990-941612 Jill Myers (OWU) 1984-881610 Katie Montague (WOO) 1995-991558 Kym Wenz (WOO) 2006-101555 Stephany Dunmyer (KEN) 1996-001527 Ann Gilbert (OBE) 1989-911465 Cassie Bedard (HIR) 2003-071459 Lindsey Chappell (ERL) 2000-041443 Karen Schell (KEN) 1995-991436 Jill Tibbe (KEN) 1984-881416 Alyssa Clark (OBE) 2005-091398 Ann Osborne (OWU) 1984-881380 Megan Coughlin (OWU) 1996-001353 Jessica Oram (OBE) 2003-071349 Kristen Sheffield (DEN) 2003-071338 Carly Loerhke (WOO) 2003-071297 Sarah Jurewicz (WIT) 1994-981287 Vicki Painter (ERL) 1996-001257 Carolyn Simpson (DEN) 2005-091244 Beth Green (WIT) 1990-941226 Erin McQuillan (ALL) 1991-951222 Cristina Briboneria (OBE) 2001-051220 Jody Chattin (CWR) 1992-961201 Lisa Diment (WOO) 1983-87 Tasha Merrill (ERL) 2005-091197 Allison Bethea (CWR) 1984-881176 Stephanie Boardman (WIT) 2006-101173 Katy Zeanah (KEN) 2002-061172 Malisha Richardson (OBE) 1999-031171 Kate Rolf (WIT) 1999-031169 Jeannie Alcorn (ALL) 1988-921142 Jessica Kankoski (ALL) 2000-041138 Katie Gregorevich (WIT) 2004-081126 Ronnie Bohm (ALL) 1987-911120 Robin Jones (DEN) 1982-871108 Danielle Rogers (WIT) 1989-931106 Erica Brizendine (OWU) 2002-051103 Karen Porath (OWU) 1989-931093 LaSonya Crawl (WOO) 1989-931081 Jenni Swartz (WIT) 1989-931069 Suzanne Helfant (ALL) 1984-881060 Nara DeJesus (WOO) 1999-031053 Brenda Heil (WOO) 1986-891050 Emma Woodward (DEN) 2001-051043 Anne Dugan (KEN) 2004-081027 Molly Baumann (DEN) 1997-011021 Kayla Gordon (OWU) 2007-1019 Carin Crislip (DEN) 1984-87 Teresa Page (ERL) 1990-941009 Shaina Kaiser (DEN) 2007-

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First TeamName School Yr. Pos. Hometown PPG RPG APGSteph Boardman Wittenberg Sr. P Cincinnati, Ohio 17.0 7.9 1.1Tyler Cordell Ohio Wesleyan Jr. G Columbus, Ohio 16.3 5.5 5.1Carrie Dyer Wittenberg Sr. W Copley, Ohio 13.6 7.0 2.9Jill Gregory Allegheny Jr. G Jeanette, Pennsylvania 14.2 4.8 2.2Shaina Kaiser Denison Jr. W Ostrander, Ohio 16.3 6.5 2.8Morgan Korinek Kenyon So. P Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 14.1 7.9 1.3Kaitlin Krister Wooster Sr. C Kent, Ohio 9.5 7.8 1.7Kym Wenz Wooster Sr. G North Ridgeville, Ohio 20.8 5.1 1.6

Second TeamAllison Anderson Oberlin Fr. G Springfield, Illinois 13.8 4.7 5.6Kayla Gordon Ohio Wesleyan Jr. P St. Louis, Missouri 13.2 5.7 1.2Katherine Hueter Wittenberg Jr. W Columbus, Ohio 10.5 7.7 2.4Brittany Mayle Hiram Sr. G Mantua, Ohio 10.6 4.6 2.6Pam Quigney Ohio Wesleyan Jr. PG Mentor, Ohio 11.7 3.9 2.1Emilie Simone Allegheny Sr. F Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 9.4 5.7 1.0Kathleen Williams Kenyon Jr. P Pickerington, Ohio 9.2 5.3 0.7

Honorable MentionBrittany Bell Allegheny Sr. G Greensburg, Pennsylvania 9.9 2.2 2.0Nikki Darrett Earlham So. G Evansville, Indiana 11.8 5.4 2.0Dany Finck Ohio Wesleyan So. P Hilliard, Ohio 11.0 6.1 1.1Christina Myers Denison So. P Pataskala, Ohio 11.5 5.1 0.4Syrea Thomas Oberlin Jr. G Cleveland, Ohio 14.0 6.7 1.6

AlleghenyRonnie Bohm 1989-91Jill Gregory 2010Karen Gubish 1987Suzanne Helfant 1987-88Kim Huber 1994-95-96Jessica Kankoski 2002-04Katie Kestler 2007Cindy Kyler 1989Caitlin Murtaugh 2006Stephanie Pollock 2001Michelle Popovec 2000Joan Smith 1986Jill Swanson 1985Jennifer Young 1992Stephanie Wolf 2008-09

DenisonLisa Attebery 1991Molly Baumann 2001Christi Clay 1994Robin Jones 1987Shaina Kaiser 2009-10Allison McCombe 1995-96Ellen O’Brien 2008-09Megan Overom 2003Mary Kay Schwaninger 1998Kristin Sheffield 2006-07Carolyn Simpson 2008-09Emma Woodward 2004-05

EarlhamLindsey Chappell 2003-04Shannon Ferguson 1993-94Vicki Painter 2000

KenyonEmily Donovan 1997Stephany Dunmyer 1998-00Anne Dugan 2008Sara Fox 2002Kim Graf 1995-96-97Morgan Korinek 2010Alisha Moreno 2007-08Karen Schell 1998-99Heather Spencer 1989Jill Tibbe 1985-86-87-88Katy Zeanah 2004-05-06

OberlinCristina Briboneria 2005Nzinga Broussard 1999-00-01-02Ann Gilbert 1990-91Jessica Oram 2007Malisha Richardson 2003

Ohio WesleyanErica Brizendine 2005Tyler Cordell 2010Megan Coughlin 1997-98-99Steffi Graf 2008Kelly Heil 2002-03-04-05Krista Jacobs 1989-90-91-92

All-Time First Team SelectionsRachel Messaros 2007Jill Myers 1985-86-88Ann Osborne 1986-88Karen Porath 1992-93Pam Quigney 2009Kate Ryan 1993Katy Sturtz 1999-00-01-02Jess Viertlboeck 2000-01

WittenbergAnn Brokaw 1990Stephanie Boardman 2009-10Stephanie Campbell 2003Carrie Dyer 2010Beth Green 1992-93-94Katie Gregorevich 2007-08Kathy Hittle 2006Sarah Jurewicz 1995-96-98Melissa Kolbe 1999Mechelle Pothast 1996-97Danielle Rogers 1990Kate Rolf 2001-02-03Jenni Swartz 1991Haley Warden 2004Michelle Westerdale 1995

WoosterMaribeth Bentler 1985LaSonya Crawl 1993LaWanda Crawl 1989-90Barb Davis 1986Lisa Diment 1987Christy Evans 1992Lisa First 1995Carly Loehrke 2006-07Kaitlin Krister 2010Katie Montague 1997-98Amy Smith 1985Kym Wenz 2009-10

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TEAM DEFENSE G PTS P/GKenyon 27 1504 55.7Denison 29 1726 59.5Wittenberg 27 1612 59.7Wooster 26 1625 62.5Allegheny 26 1674 64.4

OFF. FG % G FG FGA PCTOhio Wesleyan 27 711 1740 40.9Denison 29 767 1878 40.8Wittenberg 27 653 1607 40.6Wooster 26 583 1448 40.3Allegheny 26 613 1538 39.9

DEF. FG% G FG FGA PCTWooster 26 556 1566 35.5Kenyon 27 534 1463 36.5Wittenberg 27 610 1666 36.6Denison 29 640 1663 38.5Oberlin 26 672 1726 38.9

3-POINT FG % G FG FGA PCTWooster 26 146 383 38.1Ohio Wesleyan 27 173 524 33.0Allegheny 26 115 351 32.8Denison 29 156 526 29.7Oberlin 26 186 644 28.9

FREE-THROW % G FT FTA PCTOhio Wesleyan 27 328 463 70.8Wooster 26 293 416 70.4Kenyon 27 345 503 68.6Hiram 26 335 496 67.5Allegheny 26 265 395 67.1

SCORE MARGIN G OFF DEF MARDenison 29 69.3 59.5 9.8Ohio Wesleyan 27 71.2 64.7 6.5Wittenberg 27 64.3 59.7 4.6Kenyon 27 59.7 55.7 4.0Wooster 26 61.7 62.5 -0.8

REB. MARGIN G REB OPP MARWittenberg 27 45.4 35.6 9.9Denison 29 41.9 38.0 3.8Kenyon 27 38.0 35.9 2.1Wooster 26 39.2 39.1 0.1Earlham 25 36.8 39.0 -2.2

SCORING G PTS P/GKym Wenz, WOO 26 541 20.8Stephanie Boardman, WIT 25 425 17.0Tyler Cordell, OWU 27 439 16.3Shaina Kaiser, DEN 29 468 16.1Jill Gregory, ALL 25 354 14.2High: 37 - Wenz, WOO

REBOUNDS G REB R/GEmily Chu Finkel, OBE 26 209 8.0Stephanie Boardman, WIT 25 198 7.9Morgan Korinek, KEN 27 212 7.9Kaitlin Krister, WOO 26 203 7.8Katherine Hueter, WIT 27 209 7.7High: 17 - Boardman, WIT

ASSISTS G A A/GAllison Anderson, OBE 26 146 5.6Tyler Cordell, OWU 27 138 5.1Serafina Nuzzo, DEN 29 117 4.0Carrie Dyer, WIT 27 78 2.9Kelsey Durichko, HIR 26 73 2.8High: 10 - Anderson, OBE (twice)

3-PT FIELD GOALS G FG 3/GKym Wenz, WOO 26 72 2.8Brittany Bell, ALL 26 59 2.3Kelly Warlich, OBE 25 56 2.2Syrea Thomas, OBE 26 57 2.2Allison Anderson, OBE 26 44 1.7

FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG FGA PCTMorgan Korinek, KEN 27 161 268 60.1Stephanie Boardman, WIT 25 174 338 51.5Shaina Kaiser, DEN 29 179 376 47.6Carrie Dyer, WIT 27 146 314 46.5Heidi Goeller, ALL 23 78 170 45.9

FREE THROW PCT G FT FTA PCTKatie Adlam, KEN 23 46 56 82.1Kym Wenz, WOO 26 113 140 80.7Brittany Mayle, HIR 26 100 125 80.0Allison Anderson, OBE 26 53 69 76.8Tyler Cordell, OWU 27 83 109 76.1

3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT G FG FGA PCTKym Wenz, WOO 26 72 152 47.4Brittany Bell, ALL 26 59 149 39.6Haley Dahlgard, DEN 29 37 98 37.8Kayla Gordon, OWU 27 42 114 36.8Pam Quigney, OWU 27 44 120 36.7

BLOCKED SHOTS G BLK B/GKaitin Krister, WOO 26 61 2.3Emilie Simone, ALL 25 40 1.6Kelly Warlich, OBE 25 28 1.1Lucy Follansbee, DEN 28 30 1.1Kayla Gordon, OWU 27 25 0,9High: 7 - Simone, ALL

STEALS G S S/GAllison Anderson, OBE 26 80 3.1Morgan Korinek, KEN 27 74 2.7Tyler Cordell, OWU 27 71 2.6Kym Wenz, WOO 27 68 2.6Syrea Thomas, OBE 26 67 2.6High: 8 - Serafina Nuzzo, DEN & Anderson, OBE

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2009-10 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 15-1 19-82) Ohio Wesleyan 14-2 20-73) Denison * 10-6 21-84) Kenyon 9-7 17-105) Wooster 8-8 11-156) Allegheny 7-9 10-167) Oberlin 4-12 5-218) Hiram 3-13 4-229) Earlham 2-14 3.22

2008-09 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Denison 16-0 19-72) Kenyon 11-5 13-133) Ohio Wesleyan* 10-6 17-12 Allegheny 10-6 16-125) Wittenberg 9-7 14-126) Wooster 6-10 8-187) Hiram 5-11 7-198) Oberlin 3-13 5-219) Earlham 2-14 3-21

2007-08 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Kenyon 16-0 20-72) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 18-8 Wittenberg 12-4 15-114) Denison* 11-5 18-115) Allegheny 8-8 11-156) Oberlin 4-12 5-217) Wooster 3-13 6-19 Hiram 3-13 5-10 Earlham 3-13 4-22

2006-07 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Denison* 15-1 25-52) Allegheny 11-5 19-8 Wittenberg 11-5 15-114) Kenyon 10-6 14-135) Ohio Wesleyan 9-7 14-12 Wooster 9-7 14-127) Oberlin 3-13 7-19 Earlham 3-13 4-229) Hiram 1-15 6-19

2005-06 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 14-2 19-82) Allegheny 13-3 18-93) Denison* 11-5 22-7 Kenyon 11-5 21-75) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 14-126) Wooster 4-12 7-19 Earlham 4-12 5-218) Hiram 3-13 8-179) Oberlin 2-14 4-20

2004-05 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Kenyon 14-2 22-52) Denison* 12-4 20-9 Wittenberg 12-4 17-104) Allegheny 10-6 18-8 Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 17-106) Wooster 7-9 12-147) Oberlin 5-11 10-168) Hiram 2-14 8-189) Earlham 0-16 3-21

2003-04 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 16-0 25-62) Allegheny 13-3 17-113) Denison 11-5 18-94) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 15-125) Kenyon 7-9 10-156) Earlham 6-10 9-167) Wooster 4-12 10-168) Oberlin 3-13 7-199) Hiram 2-14 6-19

2002-03 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 16-0 24-52) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 18-103) Denison 10-6 16-10 Allegheny 10-6 13-145) Earlham 8-8 13-116) Wooster 7-9 13-137) Kenyon 5-11 10-158) Oberlin 2-14 6-199) Hiram 2-14 3-22

2001-02 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 14-2 21-62) Ohio Wesleyan* 13-3 21-83) Denison 11-5 16-94) Allegheny 10-6 15-115) Kenyon 8-8 12-126) Earlham 7-9 11-157) Oberlin 5-11 10-148) Wooster 4-12 9-169) Hiram 0-16 3-21

2000-01 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan* 13-3 26-7 Allegheny 13-3 20-63) Wittenberg 11-5 18-8 Earlham 11-5 17-105) Denison 10-6 14-116) Kenyon 6-10 10-147) Oberlin 5-11 6-198) Wooster 2-14 4-219) Hiram 1-15 4-20

1999-00 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan 14-2 23-32) Kenyon* 12-4 21-73) Wittenberg 10-6 14-11 Denison 10-6 16-105) Allegheny 7-9 11-146) Earlham 6-10 9-17 Oberlin 6-10 12-138) Wooster 5-11 8-179) Hiram 2-14 5-19

1998-99 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan* 14-2 21-7 Wittenberg 14-2 20-73) Denison 10-6 14-104) Allegheny 9-7 14-115) Oberlin 8-8 15-116) Kenyon 6-10 12-137) Wooser 5-11 8-178) CWRU 4-12 8-179) Earlham 2-14 6-18

1997-98 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 15-1 22-62) Denison 11-5 17-9 Kenyon 11-5 15-114) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 15-115) Allegheny 8-8 12-13 Wooster 8-8 12-137) Earlham 4-12 9-168) Oberlin 3-13 6-169) CWRU 2-14 5-19

1996-97 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Kenyon* 16-0 26-22) Wittenberg 13-3 17-83) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 13-124) Wooster 9-7 12-13 CWRU 9-7 12-146) Allegheny 8-8 11-147) Earlham 5-11 7-188) Oberlin 1-15 4-21 Denison 1-15 1-23

1995-96 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 15-1 21-72) Kenyon 11-5 18-8 Ohio Wesleyan 11-5 15-9 CWRU 11-5 15-105) Allegheny 8-8 16-10 Wooster 8-8 13-147) Earlham 6-10 11-148) Denison 2-14 5-209) Oberlin 0-16 2-22

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1993-94 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 16-0 24-42) Denison* 12-4 18-93) Allegheny 10-6 16-10 Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 14-95) Earlham 9-7 12-116) Kenyon 7-9 10-147) CWRU 5-11 5-208) Wooster 3-13 5-199) Oberlin 0-16 0-20

1992-93 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan 15-1 21-62) Wittenberg* 14-2 23-43) Wooster 10-6 13-114) Denison 9-7 13-12 CWRU 9-7 12-136) Allegheny 7-9 11-157) Earlham 6-10 11-128) Kenyon 2-14 3-199) Oberlin 0-16 0-21

1991-92 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan* 15-1 23-2 Wittenberg 15-1 21-73) Wooster 12-4 20-74) Allegheny 9-7 15-115) Denison 8-8 13-136) Earlham 5-11 5-197) CWRU 4-12 4-218) Kenyon 2-14 3-19 Oberlin 2-14 2-21

1990-91 NCAC ALLNORTH W-L W-L1) Allegheny 9-2 19-82) Wooster 8-3 18-73) Oberlin 6-5 13-114) CWRU 1-10 4-19

SOUTH1) Wittenberg* 11-1 24-42) Ohio Wesleyan 9-3 20-83) Denison 5-7 11-104) Earlham 3-9 4-215) Kenyon 0-12 0-24

1989-90 NCAC ALLNORTH W-L W-L1) Wooster* 9-2 20-62) Allegheny 6-5 12-13 Oberlin 6-5 10-154) CWRU 2-9 3-21

SOUTH1) Wittenberg 12-0 26-32) Ohio Wesleyan 9-3 17-83) Kenyon 4-8 5 -164) Earlham 2-10 4-19 Denison 2-10 3-18

1988-89 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny* 11-1 20-72) Ohio Wesleyan 10-2 12-103) Wooster 8-4 16-114) Kenyon 5-7 7-185) Denison 3-9 5-15 Oberlin 3-9 3-207) CWRU 2-10 3-20

1987-88 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny* 11-1 19-62) Ohio Wesleyan 10-2 16-103) Kenyon 9-3 13-124) Wooster 6-6 9-165) Oberlin 3-9 5-15 Denison 3-9 3-187) CWRU 0-12 0-23

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1985-86 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny* 12-0 26-22) Ohio Wesleyan 8-4 14-123) Kenyon 7-5 11-10 Wooster 7-5 11-115) CWRU 5-7 8-116) Oberlin 3-9 3-137) Denison 0-12 0-24

1984-85 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny* 11-1 24-3 Wooster 11-1 21-83) Kenyon 7-5 13-94) Ohio Wesleyan 6-6 9-165) CWRU 4-8 6-136) Denison 2-10 2-197) Oberlin 1-11 2-18

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SCORING FIELD GOAL PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCTYR PLAYER P/G PLAYER PCT PLAYER PCT PLAYER PCT09-10 Kym Wenz, WOO 20.8 Morgan Korinek, KEN 60.1 Kym Wenz, WOO 47.4 Katie Adlam, KEN 82.108-09 Kym Wenz, WOO 18.6 Steph Boardman, WIT 50.7 Shaina Kaiser, DEN 48.1 Pam Quigney, OWU 90.107-08 Kym Wenz, WOO 17.5 Steph Boardman, WIT 63.8 Kym Wenz, WOO 52.3 Ali Rohlfs, WIT 78.8 06-07 Cassie Bedard, HIR 17.6 Carly Loehrke, WOO 60.0 Monica Zell, OBE 43.1 Steffi Graf, OWU 81.305-06 Jessie Oram, OBE 18.9 Katy Zeanah, KEN 57.1 Megan Sheasby, KEN 43.3 Eva George, KEN 84.804-05 Cris Briboneria, OBE 17.9 Carly Loehrke, WOO 56.1 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 46.1 Carly Loehrke, WOO 82.903-04 Kelly Heil, OWU 20.5 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 60.0 Valery Medwid, ALL 41.2 Haley Warden, WIT 76.902-03 Kelly Heil, OWU 21.6 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 63.6 Lindsey Schaaff, WOO 39.4 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 78.901-02 Nz. Broussard, OBE 19.4 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 55.2 Kelly Heil, OWU 35.8 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 79.900-01 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU 18.0 Katy Sturtz, OWU 58.5 Molly Baumann, DEN 43.4 Kristin Love, DEN 83.899-00 Steph Dunmyer, KEN 17.0 Katy Sturtz, OWU 58.6 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU 43.1 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU 78.998-99 Erin Rogalski, CWR 17.0 Karen Schell, KEN 57.4 Kendra Tolford, DEN 42.2 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU 82.497-98 Katie Montague, WOO 21.5 MK Schwaninger, DEN 55.8 S. Isaranucheep, KEN 40.5 Stephany Dunmyer, KEN 82.796-97 Kim Graf, KEN 18.6 Karen Schell, KEN 57.7 Amber Sherman, WIT 46.7 Sue Roberts, WOO 83.395-96 Kim Huber, ALL 22.8 Karen Schell, KEN 54.2 Mechelle Pothast, WIT 45.3 Katie Montague, WOO 78.294-95 Kim Graf, KEN 19.5 Kim Huber, ALL 50.4 Erin McQuillan, ALL 39.7 M.Westerdale, WIT 81.793-94 Christi Clay, DEN 21.3 Teri Hamlin, OWU 54.2 Cindy Bailey, OWU 41.2 Kim Graf, KEN 86.892-93 S. Ferguson, ERL 22.2 Beth Green, WITT 54.1 Jenni Swartz, WITT 38.6 Teresa Page, EARL 86.091-92 S. Ferguson, ERL 22.8 Karen Porath, OWU 63.7 Jeannie Alcorn, ALL 42.3 Christy Evans, WOO 80.090-91 Ann Gilbert, OBE 31.2 Jennifer Young, ALL 52.5 Heather Allred, DEN 38.0 Krista Jacobs, OWU 85.689-90 Ann Gilbert, OBE 31.1 Cindy Kyler, ALL 49.6 Kelly Lindsley, OBE 33.1 Krista Jacobs, OWU 84.788-89 Krista Jacobs, OWU 21.0 Cindy Kyler, ALL 53.0 Shelley Brown, ALL 40.0 Leslie Douglas, KEN 78.187-88 Jill Myers, OWU 18.7 Jill Myers, OWU 51.8 Ann Osborne, OWU 36.6 Cindy Kyler, ALL 78.186-87 Lisa Diment, WOO 19.6 Robin Jones, DEN 49.4 Lisa Diment, WOO 79.785-86 Lisa Diment, WOO 18.8 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 50.9 Lisa Smith, ALL 84.384-85 Robin Jones, DEN 20.3 Robin Jones, DEN 47.0 Jill Tibbe, KEN 78.8

REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKED SHOTS STEALSYEAR PLAYER R/G PLAYER A/G PLAYER B/G PLAYER S/G09-10 Emily Chu Finkel, OBE 8.0 Allison Anderson, OBE 5.6 Kaitlin Krister, WOO 2.3 Allison Anderson, OBE 3.108-09 Carolyn Simpson, DEN 8.8 Tyler Cordell, OWU 4.69 January Baker, OBE 2.58 Kym Wenz, WOO 2.507-08 Roneisha Kinney, OBE 9.0 Ellen O’Brien, DEN 5.24 Carolyn Simpson, DEN 1.9 Stephanie Wolf, ALL 2.706-07 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 8.2 Alyssa Clark, OBE 4.3 Jennifer Latronica, ALL 2.5 Winnie Adrien, WOO 2.305-06 Kathy Hittle, WIT 8.3 Alisha Moreno, KEN 3.4 Jennifer Latronica, ALL 2.7 Alyssa Clark, OBE 2.404-05 Kelly Heil, OWU 8.2 Cris Briboneria, OBE 3.2 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 3.7 Natalie Barone, WOO 2.603-04 Haley Warden, WIT 9.8 Emily Larouere, DEN 4.9 Kristen Sheffield, DEN 2.9 Cristina Briboneria, OBE 3.502-03 Lindsey Chappell, ERL 10.4 Kim Patton, ERL 4.1 Kristen Rice, WOO 1.9 Amber Coleman, OBE 2.801-02 Nara DeJesus, WOO 11.6 Nz. Broussard, OBE 5.2 Tiffany Barbee, OWU 1.8 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 5.400-01 Katy Sturtz, OWU 10.9 Annie Hoffer, HIR 4.6 Katy Sturtz, OWU 1.5 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 3.499-00 Katy Sturtz, OWU 11.0 Jocelyn Horn, WOO 5.4 Kristen Rice, WOO 1.7 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 3.598-99 Erin Rogalski, CWRU 10.8 Steph Dunmyer, KEN 4.0 Karen Schell, KEN 2.0 Nzinga Broussard, OBE 4.297-98 Karen Schell, KEN 10.8 Molly Baumann, DEN 5.5 Heather Dales, WOO 2.3 Laurie Douglass, KEN 3.696-97 Monica Bush, OBE 10.9 Rachel Rau, CWRU 4.8 Heather Dales, WOO 3.0 Emily Donovan, KEN 3.095-96 Lara Singer, EARL 10.1 Bridget Colleran, DEN 5.2 Stacey Anderson, ALL 1.8 Robyn Risley, CWR 4.094-95 Lara Singer, EARL 9.3 Bridget Colleran, DEN 5.8 Dee Wells, OBE 2.1 Carrie Losneck, OBE 4.393-94 Emily Donovan, KEN 9.8 Shannon Kelly, ERL 5.8 Dee Wells, OBE 2.5 Amanda Schmidt, ALL 4.592-93 LaSonya Crawl, WOO 11.4 Shannon Kelly, ERL 4.8 Molly DeVoogt, ALL 1.9 Christi Clay, DEN 2.991-92 Jennifer Young, ALL 12.7 Amy Evans, OWU 5.4 Megan Schulte, OBE 2.0 Christi Clay, DEN 4.190-91 Jennifer Young, ALL 11.7 Christy Evans, WOO 6.0 Amy Aukamp, WOO 2.3 Christi Clay, DEN 4.189-90 Krista Jacobs, OWU 12.2 Jeanne Scott, CWR 6.0 Amy Aukamp, WOO 1.8 Ann Gilbert, OBE 4.488-89 Krista Jacobs, OWU 11.5 Shelley Brown, ALL 5.4 Sherri Lett, OBE 2.2 Sherri Lett, OBE 3.587-88 Jill Myers, OWU 12.8 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 6.4 E. Cotronakis, CWR 2.9 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 3.086-87 Robin Jones, DEN 13.5 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 6.1 E. Cotronakis, CWR 1.8 Mary Jo Domurat, CWR 4.485-86 Jill Myers, OWU 11.8 Suzanne Helfant, ALL 6.3 E. Cotronakis, CWR 2.3 Lisa Robinson, OBE 4.984-85 Robin Jones, DEN 11.2 Jill Swanson, ALL 6.4

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SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE SCORING MARGIN REBOUND MARGINYEAR TEAM P/G TEAM P/G TEAM MAR TEAM MAR2009-10 Ohio Wesleyan 71.2 Kenyon 55.7 Denison 9.8 Wittenberg 9.92008-09 Ohio Wesleyan 72.4 Kenyon 57.3 Denison 11.6 Wittenberg 11.92007-08 Wittenberg 69.7 Kenyon 56.0 Ohio Wesleyan 11.1 Wittenberg 9.42006-07 Denison 67.2 Denison 54.0 Denison 13.2 Denison 6.82005-06 Denison 67.6 Kenyon 51.8 Kenyon 10.9 Wittenberg 8.02004-05 Ohio Wesleyan 65.9 Kenyon 47.5 Kenyon 11.7 Wittenberg 9.42003-04 Allegheny 65.8 Wittenberg 55.4 Wittenberg 9.7 Wittenberg 4.82002-03 Wittenberg 74.4 Wittenberg 57.1 Wittenberg 17.3 Wittenberg 5.92001-02 Wittenberg 75.6 Wittenberg 58.7 Wittenberg 16.9 Wittenberg 8.82000-01 Ohio Wesleyan 72.6 Wittenberg 61.0 Allegheny 9.6 Allegheny 7.61999-00 Ohio Wesleyan 71.2 Kenyon 53.2 Ohio Wesleyan 15.6 Allegheny 7.21998-99 Wittenberg 72.5 Denison 57.1 Wittenberg 12.5 Oberlin 5.71997-98 Ohio Wesleyan 71.8 Denison 53.0 Wittenberg 11.1 Denison 10.11996-97 Wittenberg 70.2 Kenyon 53.6 Kenyon 15.9 Wittenberg 7.11995-96 Wittenberg 74.3 Kenyon 55.2 Wittenberg 8.5 CWRU 6.71994-95 Wittenberg 74.0 Allegheny 54.5 Wittenberg 14.5 Ohio Wesleyan 7.71993-94 Wittenberg 72.5 Wittenberg 50.6 Wittenberg 21.9 Wittenberg 8.41992-93 Wittenberg 72.6 Wittenberg 52.9 Wittenberg 19.7 Wittenberg 13.41991-92 Ohio Wesleyan 77.2 Wittenberg 48.8 Ohio Wesleyan 24.9 Wittenberg 13.21990-91 Allegheny 78.2 Wooster 54.3 Wittenberg 14.5 Allegheny 13.51989-90 Ohio Wesleyan 74.6 Wittenberg 54.4 Wittenberg 17.5 Wittenberg 12.11988-89 Ohio Wesleyan 70.9 Allegheny 53.6 Allegheny 14.7 Allegheny 6.61987-88 Allegheny 72.5 Allegheny 51.9 Allegheny 20.6 Allegheny 6.61986-87 Allegheny 74.7 Kenyon 51.5 Allegheny 16.5 Allegheny 10.31985-86 Allegheny 82.9 Allegheny 52.1 Allegheny 30.7 Allegheny 15.51984-85 Allegheny 79.4 Wooster 56.6 Allegheny 21.3 Wooster 7.5

OFFENSIVE FG PCT DEFENSIVE FG PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCTYEAR TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT2009-10 Ohio Wesleyan 40.9 Wooster 35.5 Wooster 38.1 Ohio Wesleyan 70.82008-09 Wittenberg 41.2 Kenyon 37.3 Ohio Wesleyan 35.6 Allegheny 74.72007-08 Wittenberg 43.2 Kenyon 37.8 Kenyon 37.8 Denison 73.02006-07 Denison 41.5 Denison 35.3 Oberlin 34.8 Ohio Wesleyan 73.02005-06 Kenyon 42.3 Kenyon 34.3 Kenyon 34.4 Kenyon 72.72004-05 Ohio Wesleyan 41.7 Kenyon 32.9 Allegheny 33.8 Wooster & Oberlin 70.12003-04 Earlham 41.4 Kenyon 36.7 Earlham 33.7 Wittenerg 70.12002-03 Ohio Wesleyan 44.9 Earlham 36.4 Denison 31.4 Earlham 69.72001-02 Ohio Wesleyan 46.8 Allegheny 34.3 Ohio Wesleyan 31.3 Denison 68.42000-01 Ohio Wesleyan 44.0 Allegheny 35.5 Denison 35.6 Wittenberg 68.31999-00 Ohio Wesleyan 43.9 Ohio Wesleyan 35.0 Denison 37.2 Ohio Wesleyan 70.31998-99 Wittenberg 42.4 Denison 35.8 Denison 35.2 Wittenberg 69.61997-98 Wittenberg 42.4 Denison 34.5 Ohio Wesleyan 34.0 Ohio Wesleyan 68.01996-97 Wittenberg 43.5 Wooster 34.0 Wittenberg 37.1 Ohio Wesleyan 70.41995-96 Wittenberg 43.4 Allegheny 34.5 Wittenberg 39.5 Wittenberg 68.31994-95 Wittenberg 43.7 Allegheny 36.1 Wittenberg 35.6 Wittenberg 68.31993-94 Allegheny 43.6 Wittenberg 36.2 Ohio Wesleyan 31.7 Allegheny 67.31992-93 Ohio Wesleyan 44.0 Wittenberg 35.3 Wittenberg 37.0 Wooster 71.31991-92 Ohio Wesleyan 47.7 Wittenberg 33.3 Earlham 32.3 CWRU 70.91990-91 Ohio Wesleyan 44.1 Wooster 34.5 Denison 35.1 Ohio Wesleyan 72.51989-90 Ohio Wesleyan 44.1 Wittenberg 35.1 Oberlin 31.2 Allegheny 68.31988-89 Allegheny 42.3 Allegheny 35.2 Allegheny 37.3 Kenyon 65.61987-88 Allegheny 42.3 Allegheny 37.3 Ohio Wesleyan 34.5 Ohio Wesleyan 71.11986-87 Allegheny 45.0 CWRU 37.6 Allegheny 71.71985-86 Allegheny 45.9 Allegheny 33.9 Allegheny 65.91984-85 Allegheny 44.1 Allegheny 33.4

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The 27th North Coast Athletic Conference men’s basketball season gets under way on November 15. In the annual preseason coaches’ poll, Wooster was picked to repeat as champion. The Fighting Scots have won the past six NCAC titles and have 13 in the history of the conference. Wooster returns four starters and 10 letter winners from a 25-6 team that went 15-1 in the league, including three senior starters in Nathan Balch, Ian Franks and Bryan Wickliffe. Franks was last year’s conference player of the year after averaging 17.9 points per game, second best in the league. Balch was NCAC Tournament MVP and posted an 11.9 scoring average in 2009-10. Wickliffe posted career-highs with 11.2 points and 7.2 rebounds per game. Franks and Wickliffe were named first-team All-NCAC, while Balch was a second-team selection. Wittenberg was picked to finish second in the conference race in 2010-11. The Tigers were third last year with an 11-5 NCAC mark, and were 21-7 overall. They return three starters led by senior guard Chris Sullivan. He led the conference last year with 90 three-pointers and is the team’s top returning scorer. Sullivan was second-team All-NCAC. His backcourt mate, junior Josh McKee, a three-year starter, also returns. Wittenberg also has depth in the frontcourt with the return of juniors Michael Cooper and Clayton Black. Despite a very young lineup, Ohio Wesleyan has plenty of talent and experience to rely on. The Battling Bishops, selected to finish third in 2010-11, have a deep backcourt, led by junior wing Tim Brady. A first-team All-NCAC choice, Brady posted a 16.7 scoring average, fourth best in the North Coast, as a sophomore. Sophomore guard Andy Winters is a returning starter at guard. Marshall Morris, a sophomore post player, is the third starter back for the Battling Bishops. Senior Wes Smith, a two-time first-team all-conference performer, leads Wabash into the coming season. The Little Giants, predicted to finish fourth, have a solid leader in Smith. He led the conference in scoring at 18.2 points per game and is the league’s top career scorer entering the 2010-11 campaign with 1,233 points. Smith is also the active career leader in the NCAC in field goals (451), free throws (286), blocked shots (79) and steals (174). Two all-conference performers have graduated, but Wabash has transfer A.J. Sutherlin from Earlham, in the mix. Sutherlin scored 16.6 points per game to lead the Quakers and earn honorable mention from the North Coast last winter.

Hiram posted a 9-7 record to place fifth in the conference last year, and the coaches think the Terriers will repeat that performance. Five senior starters return, including two-time All-NCAC guard Chris Roberts. He posted 14.2 points per game and pulled down 118 rebounds last year. No players were lost to graduation. Other senior starters for Hiram are Babajide Eniola, Deon Milton, Glenn Campbell and Nick Russo. Denison also has a lot

of experience returning as four starters and 10 letter winners are back. The Big Red, predicted to place sixth, were 7-19 last season and seventh in the league at 7-9. Sophomore wing Dimonde Hale was the conference newcomer of the year after he averaged 14.3 points, and led the team in field goals (149). Senior wing Larry Farmer led the NCAC in rebounding last season with a 9.7 clip, and was voted second-team honors. First-year head coach Jim Driggs isn’t the only new face for Allegheny in the coming season. Driggs has one starter and six lettermen back in the fold from last season’s third-place team that posted an 11-5 record in NCAC play. Junior guard Donte Briscoe will likely play a more prominent role after leading the conference in field goal shooting (.622) and steals (2.7 per game) off the bench as a sophomore. Junior James Ness, who shot over 57 percent last season, will anchor the frontcourt. Newcomers will be key to the Gators’ fortunes in the new season. Kenyon also had a new head coach as Dan Priest takes over the reigns. The Lords finished eighth in the standings last season, and have three starters among six lettermen returning. Senior Uros Vasiljevik and junior Anthony Chun will be counted on for veteran leadership. Kenyon will be bolstered by the return of Kodey Haddox, the conference’s Newcomer of the Year in 2008. The Lords were picked to finish eighth. Sophomore Andrew Fox and junior Josh Merritt lead Oberlin into the 2010-11 campaign. The Yeomen, picked to finish ninth, aim to improve upon that finish with a core of eight lettermen and four starters returning. Fox had an outstanding rookie season by leading Oberlin and all conference freshmen in scoring (15.0 points per game), and garnering honorable-mention accolades. Merritt has been a reliable force for the Yeomen throughout his career at the point. The conference season begins with three games on December 1.

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PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL

1. Wooster (8) .............................................. 802. Wittenberg (1) .......................................... 703. Ohio Wesleyan ........................................ 564. Wabash ................................................... 555. Hiram ....................................................... 486. Denison ................................................... 377. Allegheny ................................................. 278. Kenyon .................................................... 189. Oberlin ..................................................... 14

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Location: Meadville, PA 16335Founded: 1815Nickname: GatorsColors: Blue and GoldEnrollment: 2,000President: James H. Mullen, Jr.Athletic Director: Betsy Mitchell office: (814) 332-3350Athletic Trainer: Jamie Plunkett office: (814) 332-2817Facility: Wise Center (960) press table: (814) 332-6754

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGDevone McLeod Jr. 6-0 G Jersey City, NJ 25 45 72 7.4Donte Briscoe Jr. 6-2 G Temple Hills, MD 25 149 59 10.3James Ness Jr. 6-6 F Meadville, PA 23 48 3 5.6Seth Eisner Sr. 6-4 F Pittsburgh, PA 25 21 7 3.9

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolD’Andre Corbin Fr. 5-10 G Charlottesville, VA/The Miller SchoolRyan Stanko Fr. 6-4 G/F Allison Park, PA/Deer LakesBobby Theiss Fr. 6-4 F Plum, PA/PlumClark Tritto Fr. 6-3 F Buffalo, NY/City Honors

Allegheny is a program in clear transition. While replacing four starters and six of the team’s top eight scorers would create uncertainty for even the nation’s most established teams, the Gators will also embrace a philosophical adjustment ahead of the new campaign as Allegheny turns to first-year head coach Jim Driggs to help facilitate a revival for the school’s hardwood unit. The Gators do return a solid, if thin, corps of returners. Paced by 2009-10 sixth man Donte Briscoe, who led the NCAC last season in field goal percentage and steals, and assist leader Devone McLeod, the Blue and Gold showcase two game-ready talents on the perimeter. Senior Seth Eisner is a 6’3” shooting specialist, while 6’ 6” junior James Ness will anchor the middle. Briscoe and McLeod headline a congested back court as Allegheny’s small stature will result in many three and four guard looks. Freshman point D’Andre Corbin immediately bolsters the talent level, while sophomore Dan Schlossberg and rookie Ryan Stanko can swing between the guard and forward positions and have a good touch from the outside. The front court will be paced by Ness, who shot over 57 percent from the floor last year. Rookies Bobby Theiss and Clark Tritto will battle for minutes in the post. The group’s collective ability to rebound is key to a successful season.

Alma MaterHamilton ‘01

Record at AC0-0(1st year)

Overall Record0-0 (1st year)

• 17th coach in program history• Spent last 3 seasons assisting at the University of Rochester• Also served on the staffs of Eastern Connecticut and Union • Led NCAA Div. III in assists during senior season at Hamilton

November20 at Westminster 100 7721 vs. Emory & Henry 78 6328 MONTCLAIR ST. 95 6829 WILMINGTON 57 71December2 at PSU-Behrend 70 775 OHIO WESLEYAN ot 79 769 at Thiel 82 8429 vs. Wartburg 79 8330 vs. Carroll 67 80January5 at Kenyon 89 578 at Earlham 79 589 at Wabash 65 8613 WOOSTE 68 6916 WITTENBERG 73 8520 at Hiram 75 6123 DENISON 75 6827 OBERLIN 85 6630 at Wittenberg 60 56February3 at Wooster 72 856 KENYON 68 5310 at Oberlin 70 5413 at Denison 85 7917 HIRAM 80 7520 at Ohio Wesleyan 73 7623 OHIO WESLEYAN 59 73

Sports Info. Dir.: James Kramer office: (814) 332-5952 fax: (814) 332-1217 email: jkramer@allegheny.eduHead Coach: Jim Driggs office: (814) 332-2819 email: jdriggs@allegheny.eduLetterwinners Returning: 6Letterwinners Lost: 6Starters Returning: 12009-10 Overall Record: 14-112009-10 NCAC Record: 11-5 (3rd)

Allegheny Men Quick Facts

November15 at Bethany 7:3020 ALLEGHENY INVITE 6/8:0021 ALLEGHENY INVITE 1/3:0023 PSU-NEW KENSINGTON 7:0029 FROSTBURG ST. 7:00December1 at Oberlin 8:004 WITTENBERG 4:006 THIEL 7:308 WOOSTER 7:3019 at Wabash 1:0028 at Country Hearth Classic29 at Country Hearth ClassicJanuary5 at Ohio Wesleyan 8:008 KENYON 3:0012 at Hiram 8:0015 WABASH 19 at Wooster 6:0022 at Denison 4:0029 OHIO WESLEYAN 3:00February2 OBERLIN 6:005 at Wittenberg 3:009 HIRAM 8:0012 DENISON 3:0016 PSU-BEHREND 7:3019 KENYON 3:00

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Location: Granville, OH 43023Founded: 1831Nickname: Big RedColors: Red and WhiteEnrollment: 2,100President: Dale T. KnobelAthletic Dir.: Larry Scheiderer office: (740) 587-6428Athletic Trainer: Erich Koenig office: (740) 587-6577Facility: Livingston Gym (1,800) press table: (740) 587-6708

Alma MaterOhio St. ‘81

Record at DU62-142 (8 years)

Overall Record62-142 (8 years)

• 2005 NCAC Coach of the Year after leading Denison to a third- place finish in the conference standings.• Spent 15 years as head coach at Columbus Bishop Ready High School• Led Bishop Ready to two District Championships and an appearance in the Division III State Championships in 2002.

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGDimonde Hale So. 6-4 W Columbus, OH 25 113 28 14.3Larry Farmer Sr. 6-5 W Gurnee, IL 26 251 73 10.2Mike Garabedian Jr. 6-4 W LaGrange, IL 20 108 37 8.9

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolAlex Longi Fr. 6-3 W Cincinnati, OH/St. Xavier

Head Coach Bob Ghiloni returns for his ninth season at the helm of the Big Red basketball program and he returns four starters and 10 letterwinners to the mix in 2010-11. Sophomore Dimonde Hale returns after an outstanding freshman season. He tied for the team lead in scoring at 14.3 ppg and was named the NCAC Newcomer of the Year. Hale led the team in field goals made (149), and was second on the team in free-throws made (59), rebounds (113), offensive re-bounds (52) and blocks (14). Also returning to the starting lineup are senior Larry Farmer, junior Mike Garabedian and the junior guard tandem of Brett Tiberi and Casey Stockton. Farmer led the NCAC in rebounding in 2009-10 at 9.7 rpg. He was also named to the second-team All-NCAC. Garabedian averaged 8.9 ppg, Tiberi shot 39 percent from 3-point range, and Stockton finished second on the team in as-sists. The Big Red backcourt will also get a lift from the return of junior point guard Jim Lefew who missed all of last season with an injury. In the front court, junior Marr Mansfield returns after seeing action in 23 games as a sophomore.

November15 at Marietta 7:3017 EARLHAM 7:3020 Hanover (at Chicago) 3:0021 at Chicago 3:0023 CASE 7:00December1 KENYON 7:304 at Wooster 7:308 WITTENBERG 8:0011 HIRAM 3:0015 MT. ST. JOSEPH 7:3028 at Daytona Beach, FL 8:0029 at Daytona Beach, FL 8:00January5 at Wabash 7:308 at Oberlin 3:0012 at Ohio Wesleyan 3:0015 WOOSTER 3:0019 at Capital 7:3022 ALLEGHENY 3:0026 at Wittenberg 7:3029 at Hiram 4:00February2 WABASH 8:005 OBERLIN 3:009 at Kenyon 6:0012 at Allegheny 3:0016 OHIO WESLEYAN 6:00

November15 MARIETTA 50 5721 vs. Goshen ot 84 8722 at Hanover 57 6924 at Case 57 6729 at Mt. St. Joseph 51 57December5 WABASH 78 719 WASH. & JEFF. 69 7912 EARLHAM 78 6915 BETHANY 2ot 90 9428 vs. Capital 48 8129 at Otterbein 71 87January6 OBERLIN 76 699 at Ohio Wesleyan 67 7013 WITTENBERG 55 9516 at Wabash 51 7020 OHIO WESLEYAN 63 80 23 at Allegheny 68 7527 KENYON 81 6630 at Wooster 73 97February3 HIRAM 62 717 at Earlham 74 6110 at Kenyon 67 5413 ALLEGHENY 79 8517 at Oberlin 73 6220 at Hiram 63 8223 at Wabash 54 73

Sports Info. Dir.: Craig Hicks office: (740) 587-6546 fax: (740) 587-6362 email: hicksc@denison.eduHead Coach: Bob Ghiloni office phone: (740) 587-6586 email: ghilonir@denison.eduLetterwinners Returning: 10Letterwinners Lost: 4Starters Returning: 42009-10 Overall Record: 7-192009-10 NCAC Record: 7-9 (7th)

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Location: Hiram, Ohio 44234Founded: 1850Nickname: TerriersColors: Blue & RedEnrollment: 1,273President: Thomas V. ChemaAthletic Director: Tom Mulligan office: (330) 569-5940Athletic Trainer: Jim Johnston office phone: (330) 564-5351Facility: Price Gymnasium (2,000) press table: 330-569-5014

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGChris Roberts Sr. 6-3 G Cleveland, OH 25 118 55 14.2Babajide Eniola Sr. 6-4 F/G Washington, DC 25 189 29 9.2Deon Milton Sr. 6-3 G Oxon Hill, MD 25 71 26 6.0Glenn Campbell Sr. 6-0 G Akron, OH 24 87 37 9.6Nick Russo Sr. 5-9 G Strongsville, OH 26 34 80 5.2

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolJoel Hill Fr. 6-3 G Cape Coral, FL/Cape CoralAaron Stefanov Fr. 6-3 G Stow, OH/Stow-Monroe Falls

The Hiram College men’s basketball team will boast a very experienced team in 2010-11 as the Terriers lost no players to graduation from a year ago and have six seniors on the roster, including all five starters back. Last winter, Hiram qualified for the NCAC postseason for the fourth straight season and will look for a possible fifth straight trip as the Terriers will be led again by senior two-time All-NCAC guard Chris Roberts. Roberts led the team and was 10th overall in the conference in scoring at 14.2 points per game. He was also amongst the team leaders in field goal percentage (41.9 percent), free-throw percentage (72.2 percent), assists (55) and steals (29). Roberts needs 78 points this season to become the 22nd player in school history to score 1,000 points. Hiram opens its season on Monday, Nov. 15 in the home opener against non-conference opponent the University of Mount Union at Price Gymnasi-um.

Alma MaterHiram ‘94

Record at HC43-61 (5 years)

Overall Record76-108 (7 years)

November15 MOUNT UNION 7:3019 at Geneva Tournament 20 at Geneva Tournament24 BLUFFTON 28 at Baldwin-Wallace 3:00December1 at Wooster 8:004 WABASH 1:008 at Westminster 7:3011 at Denison 3:0015 at Grove City 7:0018 at Case 3:0029 MUSKINGUM 7:30January5 KENYON 7:308 at Wittenberg 5:0012 ALLEGHENY 8:0015 OHIO WESLEYAN 3:0019 at Kenyon 7:3026 at Oberlin 7:3029 DENISON 4:00February2 WOOSTER 8:005 at Ohio Wesleyan 3:009 at Allegheny 8:0012 at Wabash 1:0016 OBERLIN 7:3019 WITTENBERG 4:00

November15 at Youngstown St. 41-8120 BALDWIN-WALLACE 82-7225 at Mount Union 60-75December2 at Oberlin 49-475 WITTENBERG 92-747 CASE 75-779 GROVE CITY 68-6519 at Bluffton ot 71 6429 at Muskingum ot 86 89January2 at Rutgers-Newark 59 853 at Marymount (VA) 67 718 at Wabash 60 719 at Earlham 69 5213 OBERLIN 74 5816 at Ohio Wesleyan 51 6320 ALLEGHENY 61 7523 at Kenyon 68 6427 at Wooster 43 6730 OHIO WESLEYAN 79 71February3 at Denison 71 626 at Wittenberg 58 6610 WOOSTER 50 6913 KENYON 64 5417 at Allegheny 75 8020 DENISON 82 6323 at Wittenberg 63 85

Sports Info. Director: Jeff Hoedt office: (330) 569-5495 fax: (330) 569-5392 email: hoedtjm@hiram.eduHead Coach: Steve Fleming office: (330) 569-5346 email: flemingsr@hiram.eduLetterwinners Returning: 5Letterwinners Lost: 3Starters Returning: 142009-10 Overall Record: 12-142009-10 NCAC Record: 9-7 (5th)

Hiram Men Quick Facts

• Captain and team MVP of Terrier teams his junior and senior seasons; Held four school records upon graduation• Earned All-OAC first team and Academic All-OAC honors; Named Hiram’s male athlete of the year twice• Named 2008-09 NCAC Coach of the Year

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TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGMarcus Healy So. 6-1 G Yardley, PA 24 48 12 7.2Anthony Chun Jr. 6-1 G Ann Arbor, MI 25 75 65 6.9Uros Vasiljevik Sr. 6-7 F Skopje, Macedonia 25 93 10 6.7 TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolCameron Bell 6-4 175 F Los Angeles, CA/Pomfret SchoolBrian Lebowitz 6-6 205 F New York, NY/Riverdale Ikenna Nwadibia 6-2 180 G San Francisco, CA/Stuart Hall Julian Pavlin 6-2 165 G New York, NY/Dalton School

The 2010-11 campaign brings a new face to the Kenyon College bench as Dan Priest becomes the 19th head coach in the program’s 111-year history. Priest takes over a team that showed consistent improvement under previous head coach Matt Croci, but fell on hard times in the 2009-10 season. The Lords, who finished last year with a 6-19 overall record and a 3-13 mark in North Coast Athletic Conference play, remain a young team, but don’t lack experience. That gives Priest a solid core to lean on in his first year at Kenyon. Senior Uros Vasiljevik and junior Anthony Chun will provide the veteran leadership for the Lords. Chun averaged 6.9 points and 2.6 assists per game while running the offense as a sophomore. Vasiljevik saw extended minutes for the first time in his career and responded by scoring 6.7 ppg. The Lords have the makings of an accurate three-point shooting team. Marcus Healy nailed .357 percent (41-115) of his attempts as a freshman, and Vasiljevik canned 19-of-55 (.345) of his shots beyond the arc. Kenyon will also get a boost from the return of senior Kodey Haddox, the NCAC and Great Lakes Region Newcomer of the Year in 2008. Haddox averaged 13.8 points and hit three-pointers at a .413 clip (57-138) as a freshman.

Location: Gambier, Ohio 43022Founded: 1824Nickname: LordsColors: Purple and WhiteEnrollment: 1,600President: S. Georgia NugentAthletic Director: Peter Smith office: (740) 427-5811Athletic Trainer: Andy Wheeler office: (740) 427-5553Facility: Tomsich Arena (2,000) press table: (740) 427-5866

November16 GROVE CITY 6:0019 at Albion Tournament 6:0020 at Albion Tournament 6:0023 at Washington & Jefferson 8:0028 CAPITAL 4:00December1 at Denison 7:304 KALAMAZOO 3:006 CASE 7:308 OBERLIN 8:0011 WABASH 3:0018 at Earlham 3:00January2 at Muskingum 2:005 at Hiram 7:308 at Allegheny 3:0012 WITTENBERG 8:0015 at Oberlin 3:0019 HIRAM 7:3022 OHIO WESLEYAN 3:0026 WOOSTER 7:3029 at Wabash 3:00February2 at Wittenberg 8:009 DENISON 6:0012 at Ohio Wesleyan 3:0016 at Wooster 7:3019 ALLEGHENY 3:00

November15 MUSKINGUM 73 7720 vs. Haverford 60 7021 vs. Swarthmore 71 5624 WASH. & JEFF. 83 7228 at Kalamazoo 80 74December2 at Case 54 755 WOOSTER 65 669 at Wittenberg 66 7615 at Grove City 68 79January2 CAPITAL 55 865 ALLEGHENY 57 899 at Wooster 59 7113 OHIO WESLEYAN 63 7016 at Oberlin 78 6420 at Earlham 77 5623 HIRAM 64 6827 at Denison 66 8130 WABASH 47 52February3 OBERLIN 55 666 at Allegheny 53 6810 DENISON 54 6713 at Hiram 54 6417 EARLHAM 66 5120 at Wabash 51 7523 at Wooster 59 73

Sports Info. Dir.: Marty Fuller office: (740) 427-5471 fax: (740) 427-5401 email: fullerm@kenyon.eduHead Coach: Dan Priest office: (740) 427-5556 email: priestd@kenyon.eduLetterwinners Returning: 6Letterwinners Lost: 6Starters Returning: 32009-10 Overall Record: 6-192009-10 NCAC Record: 3-13 (8th)

Kenyon Men Quick Facts

• Oxford, Ohio, native spent past seven seasons as head coach at Hendrix• Turned an 0-23 Warrior team into a 15-10 squad within three seasons• Spent five seasons as head coach at Ohio Dominican• Still holds ONU’s career three- point shooting percentage record (.486)

Alma MaterOhio Northern ‘90

Record at KC0-0(1st year)

Overall Record159-151(11 years)

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Location: Oberlin, Ohio 44074Founded: 1833Nickname: YeomenColors: Crimson and GoldEnrollment: 2,900President: Marvin KrislovAthletic Director: Joe Karlgaard office: (440) 775-8500Athletic Trainer: Tim Carver office: (440) 775-8589Facility: Philips Gym (1,800) press table: (440) 775-8024

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGAndrew Fox So. 6-3 G/F Tempe, AZ 25 158 62 15.0Josh Merritt Jr. 5-8 PG San Francisco, CA 24 79 76 11.1James Tompsett Sr. 6-7 F/C Chicago, IL 25 114 44 6.0

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolKyle Oblinger Fr. 6-1 G Boulder, CO/Peak to Peak CharterGeoff Simpson Fr. 6-5 G/F Simsbury, CT/SimsburyEmmanuel Lewis Fr. 5-8 G Lambertville, NJ/SoleburyTrey Levy Fr. 6-5 F/C Stuart, FL/Jensen BeachDerrick Sant Fr. 6-1 G White Lake, MI/Our Lady of the Lakes

The Oberlin College men’s basketball team enters their 2010-2011 cam-paign led by junior point guard Josh Merritt and sophomore sensation Andrew Fox. Merritt, coming off his best season in the crimson and gold, set career highs in assists, points, and minutes, while the co-captain also remained among the league leaders in several statistical categories. Fox has already cemented himself as a force to be reckoned with in the conference as he led all freshmen in the NCAC in scoring (15.0), rebounds (6.3), and minutes per game (33.4), while also earning honorable-ention ac-colades. Senior center James Tompsett returns to control the paint for the Yeomen, while Oberlin will look to sophomore Charlie Crawford-Silva, junior Mazi Farris, and senior co-captain Pat Bernhard for continued contribution on the court. The Yeomen will also look to get solid contribution and added depth from five newcomers, which include three guards and two big men.

Alma MaterYale ‘01

Record at OC21-80 (4 years)

Overall Record21-80 (4 yearx)

• Has served on coaching staffs at John Carroll, Ohio U. and Yale• Earned bachelor’s degree in economics from Yale and master’s degree from Ohio in recreation and sports sciences in 2002.• Four-year letterman at point guard for Yale Bulldogs

November15 WESTMINSTER 7:3023 at Hilbert 7:0027 at Earlham 3:0029 WAYNESBURG 7:30December1 ALLEGHENY 8:004 OHIO WESLEYAN 3:006 at Kalamazoo 7:308 at Kenyon 8:0010 at Alma 7:3028 at Bryant 7:0030 at Salve Regina 3:00January2 CASE 3:005 at Wittenberg 8:008 DENISON 3:0012 at Wooster 7:3015 KENYON 1:0019 at Ohio Wesleyan 8:0022 WABASH 1:0026 HIRAM 7:3029 WITTENBERG 3:00February2 at Allegheny 6:005 at Denison 3:009 WOOSTER 6:0016 at Hiram 7:3019 at Wabash 1:00

November15 MT. ALOYSIUS 85 7720 at North Central 38 7021 vs. Lakeland 63 7724 at Waynesburg 63 5129 at Westminster 60 67December2 HIRAM 47 495 at Earlham 77 828 KALAMAZOO 71 5111 ALMA 75 6630 at Anderson 61 84January2 at Case 52 556 at Denison 69 769 at Wittenberg 56 8213 at Hiram 58 7416 KENYON 64 7820 WOOSTER 58 6623 WABASH 55 7727 at Allegheny 66 8530 EARLHAM 71 68February3 at Kenyon 66 556 at Ohio Wesleyan 54 6910 ALLEGHENY 54 7013 at Wabash 47 5917 DENISON 62 7320 WITTENBERG 74 107

Sports Info. Dir.: Mike Mancini office: (440) 775-8503 fax: (440) 775-8957 email: mike.mancini@oberlin.eduHead Coach: Isaiah Cavaco office: (440) 775-8407 email: isaiah.cavaco@oberlin.eduLetterwinners Returning: 8Letterwinners Lost: 2Starters Returning: 42009-10 Overall Record: 6-192009-10 NCAC Record: 2-14 (9th)

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Head Coach Mike DeWitt

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGTim Brady Jr. 6-4 W Dublin, OH 27 85 23 16.7Andy Winters So. 6-0 G Columbus, OH 27 94 113 9.1Marshall Morris So. 6-7 P Tulsa, OK 27 161 26 8.5

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolReuel Rogers Fr. 6-7 P Columbus, OH/BexleyDré White Fr. 6-1 G Lima, OH/BathPerry Freed Fr. 5-8 G Pepper Pike, OH/Orange

With only one senior and one junior with significant playing experience on the roster, the easy prediction would be growing pains for the 2010-11 Ohio Wesleyan men’s basketball team. Head coach Mike DeWitt concedes the point on his squad’s youth, but notes that the Bishops have a chance to be pretty good once February rolls around. The Bishop backcourt is well-stocked with junior wing Tim Brady and sophomore guard Andy Winters. Brady was a first-team All-NCAC selection last season after ranking fourth in the conference in scoring, while Winters led the league in assists. The other wing spot could go to sophomore Greg White, who helped the United States win the U-21 World Deaf Basketball championship during the summer; or sophomore Vaughn Spaulding, who made some highlight-reel-quality plays in limited action last season. Freshman Dré White also will see time at both guard and wing positions. Sophomore post Marshall Morris emerged as a starter last season, ranking among the NCAC’s top 10 rebounders. Senior Andrew Martin, who has provided some quality minutes during the last two seasons, will look to win the other post position, along with sophomore Billy Reilich and freshman Reuel Rogers.

Location: Delaware, Ohio 43015Founded: 1842Nickname: Battling BishopsColors: Red and BlackEnrollment: 1,898President: Rock JonesAthletic Director: Roger Ingles office: (740) 368-3738Athletic Trainer: Todd Miller office: (740) 368-3747Facility: Branch Rickey Arena (2,300) press table: (740) 368-3342

Alma MaterO. Wesleyan ‘87

Record at OWU159-135(11 years)

Overall Record209-210(16 years)

• Named NCAC Coach of the Year in 2005-06• First Ohio Wesleyan graduate to hold the position since Branch Rickey in 1909-10.• A member of two NCAC championship teams during playing career with the Bishops, and was a two-time all-NCAC selection.

November21 Washington 68 8522 Johnson & Wales 73 6524 at Defiance 71 7428 at Albion 52 62December2 WOOSTER 72 805 at Allegheny ot 76 799 CAPITAL 64 6329 Guilford 72 7930 Grove City 53 61January2 at Roanoke 74 553 Defiance 56 646 at Wittenberg 67 749 DENISON 70 6713 at Kenyon 70 6316 HIRAM 63 5120 at Denison 80 6323 EARLHAM 70 6227 at Wabash 73 6730 at Hiram 71 79February3 WITTENBERG 75 826 OBERLIN 69 5410 WABASH 67 6813 at Earlham 81 7117 at Wooster 78 9420 ALLEGHENY 76 7323 at Allegheny 73 5926 at Wooster 70 87

Sports Info. Director: Mark Beckenbach office: (740) 368-3340 fax: (740) 368-3332 email: mlbecken@owu.eduHead Coach: Mike DeWitt office: (740) 368-3744 email: mddewitt@owu.edu Letterwinners Returning: 7Letterwinners Lost: 5Starters Returning: 32009-10 Overall Record: 13-142009-10 NCAC Record: 9-7 (5th)

Ohio Wesleyan Men Quick Facts

November16 ALBION 7:0019 at Calvin Tournament 5:3020 at Calvin Tournament 1/3:0027 at DePauw Tournament 8:0028 at DePauw Tournament 2/4:00December1 at Capital 7:004 at Oberlin 3:007 at Wabash 7:3011 WOOSTER 3:0018 at Franklin 3:0020 at Wittenberg 7:3028 at Otterbein Tournament 3:0029 at Otterbein Tournament 3/8:00January5 ALLEGHENY 8:0012 DENISON 7:3015 at Hiram 3:0019 OBERLIN 8:0022 at Kenyon 3:0026 WABASH 7:3029 at Allegheny 3:00February5 HIRAM 3:009 WITTENBERG 8:0012 KENYON 3:0016 at Denison 6:0019 at Wooster 7:30

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Location: Crawfordsville, IN 47933Founded: 1832Nickname: Little GiantsColor: ScarletEnrollment: 900President: Patrick E. WhiteAthletic Director: Tom Bambrey office: (765) 361-6233Athletic Trainer: Mark Colston office: (765) 361-6235Facility: Chadwick Court (1,660) press table: (765) 361-6268

Alma MaterTennessee ‘68

Record at WC477-383(34 years)

Overall Record525-411 (37 years)

• Guided Little Giants to 1981-82 NCAA Division III Championship• NABC National Coach of the Year in 1982• NABC District Coach of the Year in 1982 & 1997• Named NCAC Coach of the Year in 2009-10

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGWes Smith Sr. 6-3 G/F Indianapolis, IN 26 174 53 18.2Brian Shelbourne Jr. 6-3 G Indianapolis, IN 26 85 58 3.3Ben Burkett Sr. 6-5 F/C Crawfordsville, IN 26 101 36 7.1 TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolAJ Sutherlin JR 6-5 G/F Crawfordsville, IN/North MontgomeryPete Nicksic FR 6-7 F/C Valparaiso, IN/AndreanWes Zimmerman FR 6-3 G Peru, IN/Peru

Wabash returns three starters from last year’s 18-8 team that finished second in the North Coast Athletic Conference standings with a 12-4 league record. Head Coach Mac Petty guided his squad to second place in the NCAC regular season standings. Senior Wes Smith is back after starting in all 26 games last season. Smith earned first team All-NCAC honors for the second straight season after leading Wabash in scoring (18.2 ppg), steals (49), and blocked shots (31). He also tied for second on the team in assists (53) and was second in rebounding (6.7 rpg). The Little Giants will need to replace All-NCAC players Aaron Brock and Chase Haltom. Junior AJ Sutherlin could fill either roll after transferring from Earlham College where he earned honorable mention All-NCAC honors av-eraging 16.8 points and 4.8 rebounds per game. Senior Ben Burkett started 22 games last year, averaging 7.1 points and 3.9 boards a game. Seniors Andrew Gilman and Dominique Thomas and juniors Brian Shelbourne and Aaron Zimmerman will all see playing time at the guard position. Derek Bailey, Jordan Surenkamp, Billy Powers, and Nick Curosh provide plenty of experience coming off the bench. Freshmen Pete Nicksic and Wes Zimmerman could also make an immedi-ate impact in their first season with the Little Giants.

November17 at Marian 65 6821 LaGrange 81 6322 at Maryville 79 8628 Franklin 95 8429 at DePauw 57 65December5 at Denison 71 788 ROSE-HULMAN 64 4611 DePAUW 72 5020 at Wooster 60 78January2 FRANKLIN 90 618 HIRAM 71 609 ALLEGHENY 86 6513 at Earlham 73 4916 DENISON 70 5120 WITTENBERG 64 5723 at Oberlin 77 5527 OHIO WESLEYAN 67 7330 at Kenyon 52 47February3 EARLHAM 70 427 WOOSTER 61 6410 at Ohio Wesleyan 68 6713 OBERLIN 59 4717 at Wittenberg 72 6920 KENYON 75 5123 DENISON 73 5426 Wittenberg 60 61

Sports Info. Dir.: Brent Harris office: (765) 361-6165 fax: (765) 361-6424 email: harrisb@wabash.eduHead Coach: Mac Petty office: (765) 361-6238 email: pettym@wabash.eduLetterwinners Returning: 9Letterwinners Lost: 3Starters Returning: 32009-10 Overall Record: 18-82009-10 NCAC Record:12-4 (2nd)

Wabash Quick Facts

November16 MARIAN 7:3019 LITTLE GIANT TIPOFF 6/8:0020 LITTLE GIANT TIPOFF 1/3:0023 at Hanover 7:3026 PETE THORN TOURN. 6/8:0027 PETE THORN TOURN. 1/3:00December1 at DePauw 7:304 at Hiram 1:007 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:3011 at Kenyon 3:0019 ALLEGHENY 1:0029 at Franklin 7:30January5 DENISON 7:308 WOOSTER 2:0015 at Allegheny 1:0019 at Wittenberg 8:0022 at Oberlin 1:0026 at Ohio Wesleyan 7:3029 KENYON 3:00February2 at Denison 8:005 at Wooster 2:0012 HIRAM 1:0016 WITTENBERG 8:0019 OBERLIN 1:00

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Head Coach Bill Brown

TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGChris Sullivan Sr. 5-10 G Columbus, OH 28 74 45 12.4Clayton Black Jr. 6-7 F Lancaster, OH 28 133 41 7.0Josh McKee Jr. 6-1 G New Carlisle, OH 21 72 38 9.6

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolSteven Newell Fr. 6-0 G Dayton, OH/NorthmontSteve Masin Fr. 6-5 F New Carlisle, OH/BethelIan Quick So. 6-6 F Marysville, OH/Marysville

The Wittenberg Tigers return nine letterwinners, including three starters, with sights set on returning the program to its customary heights. Wittenberg, with the most wins in NCAA Division III history and 53 consecu-tive non-losing seasons, is led by senior guard Chris Sullivan. He averaged 12.4 points per game while draining a school-record-tying 90 three-pointers, which led the NCAC and ranked among the best in the nation. Josh McKee, a mainstay in the starting lineup the last two years while also starring at wide receiver for the nationally ranked Tiger football team, averaged 9.6 points and 3.4 rebounds in 2009-10. Senior Seth Hill, who contributed 4.1 points and 2.1 rebounds a year ago, also returns to the backcourt. The Tigers are deep in the frontcourt, starting with juniors Michael Cooper and Clayton Black, who combined to average 14.3 points and 8.6 rebounds in 2009-10. Cooper appeared in 20 games after setting a school record with 60 receptions for the football team in 2009, while Black led the team with a .587 shooting percentage. Also returning are sophomore wing David Hieber, who hit 33 three-pointers a year ago, senior post Lewis Buzzard, junior forward Jacob Weide and junior post Alex Brandt.

Location: Springfield, Ohio 45501Founded: 1845Nickname: TigersColors: Red and WhiteEnrollment: 1,950President: Mark H. EricksonAthletic Dir.: Garnett Purnell office: (937) 327-6472Athletic Trainer: Ellen Crosbie office: (937) 327-6467Facility: HPER Center (3,000) press table: (937) 327-6126

Alma MaterWittenberg ‘73

Record at WU377-105(17 years)

Overall Record437-204 (23 years)

• Assistant coach at Ohio under Larry Hunter for four seasons (1989-93).• Compiled 47-86 record in five seasons as head coach at Kenyon (1983-88).• Interim coach at Wooster in 1982- 83 (13-13).• NCAC Coach of the Year in 1986 (at Kenyon), 1994, 2001, 2002 and 2004 (at Wittenberg)

November16 at IU-East 7:0023 at Capital 7:0027 at Rochester Tournament 6:0028 at Rochester Tournament 1/3:00December4 at Allegheny 4:008 at Denison 8:0020 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:3022 at Otterbein 7:3029 HOLIDAY CLASSIC 4:30/7:0030 HOLIDAY CLASSIC 2:15/7:00January3 PITT-BRADFORD 6:005 OBERLIN 8:008 HIRAM 5:0012 at Kenyon 8:0015 OHIO NORTHERN 3:0019 WABASH 8:0022 at Wooster 7:3026 DENISON 7:3029 at Oberlin 3:00February2 KENYON 8:005 ALLEGHENY 3:009 at Ohio Wesleyan 8:0012 WOOSTER 7:3016 at Wabash 7:3019 at Hiram 3:00

November17 UC CLERMONT 91 6420 Catholic 70 4521 Messiah 66 6124 CAPITAL 79 69December5 at Hiram 74 929 KENYON 76 6612 at Anderson 69 8619 at Ohio Northern 61 5922 OTTERBEIN 72 5629 OLIVET 55 4930 MARIAN ot 75 66January6 OHIO WESLEYAN 74 679 OBERLIN 82 5613 at Denison 95 5516 at Allegheny 85 7320 at Wabash 57 6423 WOOSTER 56 6627 at Earlham 88 6430 ALLEGHENY 56 60February3 at Ohio Wesleyan 82 756 HIRAM 66 589 EARLHAM 90 5213 at Wooster 67 5617 WABASH 69 7220 at Oberlin 107 7423 HIRAM 85 6326 Wabash 61 6027 at Wooster 77 88

Sports Info. Dir.: Ryan Maurer office: (937) 327-6114 fax: (937) 327-6112 email: rmaurer@wittenberg.eduHead Coach: Bill Brown office: (937) 327-6454 email: wbrown@wittenberg.eduLetterwinners Returning: 9Letterwinners Lost: 4Starters Returning: 32009-10 Overall Record: 21-72009-10 NCAC Record: 11-5 (3rd)

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TOP RETURNEESName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown GP REB AST PPGIan Franks Sr. 6-4 G Greenwich, OH 31 159 101 17.9Nathan Balch Sr. 6-1 G Westerville, OH 31 109 43 11.9Bryan Wickliffe Sr. 6-5 F/C Columbus, OH 31 223 30 11.2Justin Hallowell Jr. 6-7 F Columbus, OH 27 156 44 9.0

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolScott Purcell Fr. 6-2 F Oxford, OH/Hamilton BeadenSam Runner Fr. 6-8 F Morgantown, WV/Morgantown

A senior-laden Wooster team will take the floor this season, with return-ing starters Nathan Balch, Ian Franks, and Bryan Wickliffe among three of the Fighting Scots’ four four-year varsity players. Six other letterwinners are back, however, they’ll also have to replace one of the most important pieces of the 2009-10 NCAC championship team, starting point guard Brandon Johnson. Franks, last season’s NCAC Player of the Year, and Balch will anchor the backcourt. An efficient scorer, Franks averaged 17.9 points while ranking among the top-seven in the conference in all three shooting categories (52.4 FG, 40.9 3FG, and 77.3 FT percentages), while Balch chipped in 11.9 points, which included 67 three-pointers last winter. Johnson’s graduation will likely result in more significant roles for juniors Matt Fegan and Justin Warnes. Wickliffe is expected to anchor the post again both offensively and defen-sively after earning first-team All-NCAC status with career highs of 11.2 points and 7.2 rebounds. Wooster’s fourth returning starter, junior forward Justin Hal-lowell, may utilize his 6-7 frame to continue to assist Wickliffe on the defensive end while looking to improve upon his 9.0 scoring average from last year. Additional veteran support will be provided by junior Mike Evans, a sharp-shooting forward, and rising sophomores Josh Claytor and Jake Mays, who at 6-7 and 6-8, respectively, both could see increased action in the paint.

Location: Wooster, Ohio 44691Founded: 1866Nickname: Fighting ScotsColors: Black and Old GoldEnrollment: 1,800President: Grant CornwellAthletic Director: Keith Beckett office: (330) 263-2189Athletic Trainer: Tom Love office: (330) 263-2184Facility: Timken Gym (3,400) press table:(330) 287-3000x4466

Alma MaterWittenberg ‘74

Record at COW538-126(23 years)

Overall Record625-191(29 years)

• Ranks first among Wooster coaches in winning percentage (.810).• Seven-time NCAC Coach of the Year.• Compiled 87-65 record in six seasons as head coach at Muhlenberg (1981-87).• Team captain and point guard on Wittenberg’s 1973-74 OAC championship team.

November17 CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN 7:3020 VAN WIE/ROTARY CLASSIC 27 at Carnegie Mellon Tourn. 1/3:0028 at Carnegie Mellon Tourn. 1/3:00December1 HIRAM 8:004 DENISON 7:308 at Allegheny 7:3011 at Ohio Wesleyan 3:0020 at Anderson 7:0028 MOSE HOLE/KIWANIS 5:30/7:3029 MOSE HOLE/KIWANIS 5:30/7:30January1 at Embry-Riddle Shootout 5/7:002 at Embry-Riddle Shootout 2/4:008 at Wabash 2:0012 OBERLIN 7:3015 at Denison 3:0019 ALLEGHENY 7:3022 WITTENBERG 7:3026 at Kenyon 7:30February2 at Hiram 8:005 WABASH 2:009 at Oberlin 8:0012 at Wittenberg 7:3016 KENYON 8:0019 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:30

Sports Info. Dir.: Hugh Howard office: (330) 263-2374 fax: (330) 263-2209 email: hhoward@wooster.eduHead Coach: Steve Moore office phone: (330) 263-2176 email: smoore@wooster.eduLetterwinners Returning: 10Letterwinners Lost: 3Starters Returning: 42009-10 Overall Record: 25-62009-10 NCAC Record: 15-1 (1st)

Wooster Men Quick Facts

November15 at Albion 55 5720 CARNEGIE MELLON 74 6121 ST. THOMAS 53 8424 OHIO NORTHERN 70 6429 at John Carroll 63 71December2 at Ohio Wesleyan 80 725 at Kenyon 66 6513 NC Wesleyan 87 6914 at Randolph-Macon 65 7220 WABASH 78 6029 KALAMAZOO 70 4130 TRANSYLVANIA 75 65January9 KENYON 71 5913 at Allegheny 69 6816 EARLHAM 63 5420 at Oberlin 66 5823 at Wittenberg 66 5627 HIRAM 67 4330 DENISON 97 73February3 ALLEGHENY 85 727 at Wabash 64 6110 at Hiram 69 5013 WITTENBERG 56 6717 OHIO WESLEYAN 94 7820 at Earlham 90 7223 KENYON 73 5926 OHIO WESLEYAN 87 7027 WITTENBERG 88 77March5 GROVE CITY 63 526 WISC.-WHITEWATER 87 7812 at Guilford 68 75

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November 16 Grove City at Kenyon, 6:00Albion at O. Wesleyan, 7:00Wittenberg at IU-East, 7:00Marian at Wabash, 7:30 November 17 Cincinnati Christian at Wooster, 7:30Earlham at Denison, 7:30

November 19 Hiram at Geneva Tournament Kenyon at Albion TournamentOhio Wesleyan at Calvin Tournament Wabash Little Giant Tipoff November 20 Allegheny Invitational Denison vs. Hanover (at Chicago)Hiram at Geneva Tournament Kenyon at Albion Tournament Ohio Wesleyan at Calvin Tournament Wabash Little Giant Tipoff Wooster Van Wie/Rotary Classic November 21 Allegheny Invitational Denison at Chicago, 3:00 November 23 Case at Denison, 7:00Kenyon at Washington & Jefferson, 8:00Oberlin at Hilbert, 7:00PSU-New Kensington at Allegheny, 7:00Wabash at Hanover, 7:30Wittenberg at Capital, 7:00

November 24 Bluffton at Hiram

November 26 Wabash Pete Thorn Tourney

November 27 Oberlin at Earlham, 3:00Ohio Wesleyan at DePauw TournamentWabash Pete Thorn TourneyWittenberg at Rochester TournamentWooster at Carnegie Mellon Tournament

November 28 Hiram at Baldwin-Wallace, 3:00Capital at Kenyon, 4:00Ohio Wesleyan at DePauw TournamentWittenberg at Rochester TournamentWooster at Carnegie Mellon Tournament

November 29 Frostburg St. at Allegheny, 7:00Waynesburg at Oberlin, 7:30

December 1 O. Wesleyan at Capital, 7:00Kenyon at Denison, 7:30Wabash at DePauw, 7:30Allegheny at Oberlin, 8:00Hiram at Wooster, 8:00

December 4 Kalamazoo at Kenyon, 3:00O. Wesleyan at Oberlin, 3:00Wabash at Hiram, 1:00Wittenberg at Allegheny, 4:00Denison at Wooster, 7:30

December 6 Case at Kenyon, 7:30Oberlin at Kalamazoo, 7:30Thiel at Allegheny, 7:30

December 7 O. Wesleyan at Wabash, 7:30

December 8 Hiram at Westminster, 7:30Wittenberg at Denison, 8:00Wooster at Allegheny, 7:30Oberlin at Kenyon, 8:00 December 10 Oberlin at Alma, 7:30

December 11 Hiram at Denison, 3:00Wabash at Kenyon, 3:00Wooster at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00 December 15 Hiram at Grove City, 7:00Mt. St. Joseph at Denison, 7:30 December 18 Hiram at Case, 3:00Kenyon at Earlham, 3:00Ohio Wesleyan at Franklin, 3:00

December 19 Allegheny at Wabash, 1:00

December 20 Wooster at Anderson, 7:00Ohio Wesleyan at Wittenberg, 7:30 December 22 Wittenberg at Otterbein, 7:30

December 28 Allegheny at Country Hearth ClassicDenison at Daytona Beach,FLOberlin at Bryant, 7:00Ohio Wesleyan at Otterbein Tournament Wooster Mose Hole/Kiwanis Classic

December 29 Muskingum at Hiram, 7:30Wabash at Franklin, 7:30Allegheny at Country Hearth ClassicDenison at Daytona Beach,FLOhio Wesleyan at Otterbein TournamentWittenberg hosts Holiday Classic Wooster Mose Hole/Kiwanis Classic December 30 Oberlin at Salve Regina, 3:00Wittenberg hosts Holiday Classic January 1 Wooster at Embry-Riddle Shootout

January 2 Wooster at Embry-Riddle ShootoutKenyon at Muskingum, 2:00Case at Oberlin, 3:00

January 3 Pitt-Bradford at Wittenberg,6:00

January 5 Denison at Wabash, 7:30Kenyon at Hiram, 7:30Allegheny at O. Wesleyan, 8:00Oberlin at Wittenberg, 8:00 January 8 Wooster at Wabash, 2:00Denison at Oberlin, 3:00Kenyon at Allegheny, 3:00Hiram at Wittenberg, 5:00 January 12Denison at O. Wesleyan, 7:30Oberlin at Wooster, 7:30Allegheny at Hiram, 8:00Wittenberg at Kenyon, 8:00

January 15 Kenyon at Oberlin, 1:00Wabash at Allegheny, 1:00Ohio Wesleyan at Hiram, 3:00Wooster at Denison, 3:00O. Northern at Wittenberg, 3:00 January 19 Allegheny at Wooster, 7:30Hiram at Kenyon, 7:30Denison at Capital, 7:30Oberlin at O. Wesleyan, 8:00Wabash at Wittenberg, 8:00 January 22 Allegheny at Denison, 3:00O. Wesleyan at Kenyon, 3:00Wabash at Oberlin, 1:00Wittenberg at Wooster, 7:30

January 26 Denison at Wittenberg, 7:30Hiram at Oberlin, 7:30Wabash at O. Wesleyan, 7:30Wooster at Kenyon, 7:30

January 29 Kenyon at Wabash, 3:00 O. Wesleyan at Allegheny, 3:00Wittenberg at Oberlin, 3:00Denison at Hiram, 4:00

February 2 Oberlin at Allegheny, 6:00Kenyon at Wittenberg, 8:00Wabash at Denison, 8:00Wooster at Hiram, 8:00 February 5 Wabash at Wooster, 2:00Hiram at Ohio Wesleyan, 3:00Oberlin at Denison, 3:00Allegheny at Wittenberg, 3:00 February 9 Denison at Kenyon, 6:00Wooster at Oberlin, 6:00Hiram at Allegheny, 8:00Wittenberg at O. Wesleyan,8:00 February 12 Hiram at Wabash, 1:00Denison at Allegheny, 3:00Kenyon at O. Wesleyan, 3:00Wooster at Wittenberg, 7:30

February 16 O. Wesleyan at Denison, 6:00Oberlin at Hiram, 7:30PSU-Behrend at Allegheny, 7:30Kenyon at Wooster, 8:00Wittenberg at Wabash, 8:00 February 19 Oberlin at Wabash, 1:00Allegheny at Kenyon, 3:00Wittenberg at Hiram, 4:00O. Wesleyan at Wooster, 7:30 February 22 NCAC Tournament Quarterfinals

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Team (Season)Points: 3050 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Scoring Offense: 98.2 (30-2945) -- Wooster, 2005-06Scoring Defense: 54.6 (34-1857) -- Wittenberg, 2005-06Scoring Margin: 22.2 (83.9-61.7) -- Wittenberg, 1990-91Field Goals: 1124 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Field Goal Attempts: 2155 -- Wooster, 2006-07Field Goal Percentage: 53.0 (1124-2122) -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Field Goal Percentage Defense: 37.2 (572-1537) -- Wittenberg, 2004-05Three-Point Field Goals: 324 -- Wooster, 2006-07Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 792 -- Wooster, 2006-07Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 49.0 (175-357) -- Kenyon, 1987-88Free Throws: 698 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Free Throw Attempts: 888 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Free Throw Percentage: 79.3 (543-685) -- Wooster, 2002-03Rebounds: 1428 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94Rebound Margin: 14.0 (44.7 - 30.7) -- Wittenberg, 2000-01Assists: 618 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94Blocked Shots: 177 -- Wooster, 1988-89Steals: 316 -- CWRU, 1996-97Wins: 30 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94 & 2005-06, Wooster 2002-03Winning Percentage: .938 (30-2) -- Wittenberg, 1993-94Winning Streak: 26 -- Wittenberg, 1993-94Winning Streak (NCAC): 41 -- Wooster, 1998-00

Individual (Game)Points: 50 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Ohio), 11/28/87Field Goals: 19 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Ohio), 11/28/87: Quinton Spencer, Oberlin (vs. Hiram), 2/4/06Field Goal Attempts: 35 -- Chip Winiarski, Oberlin (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 1/24/8Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (11-11) -- Brian Buchanan, Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/13/93; John Ellenwood,

Wooster (vs. Allegheny), 1/26/00Three-Point Field Goals: 10 -- Travis Brett, Earlham (vs. DePauw), 1/8/02Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 22 -- Matthew Godwin, Oberlin (vs. Case), 1/5/05Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 100.0 (6-6) -- Brian Pennington, CWR (vs. Kenyon), 1/10/87; Joe Conley, Allegheny (vs. Albany), 11/30/91; Kyle Witucky, Wooster (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 12/6/03Free Throws: 18 -- Chris Russell, Kenyon (vs. Urbana), 12/8/84 Free Throw Attempts: 23 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Morehead State), 12/19/87; Kevin Frye, Denison (vs. CWR), 2/6/93Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (15-15) -- Nick Catanzarite, Allegheny (vs. Alfred), 11/29/00Rebounds: 23 -- Ben Schulz, Allegheny (vs. Medaille), 11/29/96Assists: 17 -- Terry Gray, Allegheny (vs. Oberlin), 2/6/85Blocked Shots: 10 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster (vs. Denison), 1/30/88Steals: 12 -- Deron Black, Allegheny (vs. CWRU), 1/17/96

Individual (Season)Points: 897 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Scoring Average: 28.5 (25-713) -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986-87Field Goals: 317 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Field Goal Attempts: 652 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Field Goal Percentage: 69.6 (128-184) -- Matt Schlingman, Wooster, 2004-05Three-Point Field Goals: 105 -- Josh Estelle, Wabash, 1999-00Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 255 -- Josh Estelle, Wabash, 1999-00Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 54.0 (27-50) -- Cameron Leverett, Oberlin, 2000-01Free Throws: 225 -- Lee Rowlinson, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Free Throw Attempts: 266 -- Lee Rowlinson, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-88Free Throw Percentage: 92.2 (59-64) -- Kevin Murray, Wittenberg, 2008-09Rebounds: 357 -- Chris Donovan, Kenyon, 1994-95Assists: 216 -- Marcus Amos, Allegheny, 1988-89Blocked Shots: 100 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster, 1987-88Steals: 123 -- Deron Black, Allegheny, 1995-96

Individual (Career)Points: 2501 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Scoring Average (min. 750 points): 24.3 (103-2501) -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Field Goals: 938 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Field Goal Attempts: 1974 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Field Goal Percentage (min. 250 made): 63.9 (442-692) -- John Ellenwood, Wooster, 1996-00Three-Point Field Goals: 276 -- Jamie Harless, Kenyon, 1991-95Three-Point Field Goal Attempts: 696 -- Jamie Harless, Kenyon, 1991-95Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 90 made): 50.0 (92-184) -- Nelson Morris, Kenyon, 1984-88Free Throws: 523 -- Dan Hodgkinson, Denison, 2003-07Free Throw Attempts: 712 -- Dan Hodgkinson, Denison, 2003-07Percentage (min. 120 made): 86.6 (123-142) -- Mike Smith, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88Rebounds: 1010 -- Ryan Gorman, Wooster, 1995-99Assists: 684 -- Terry Gray, Allegheny, 1984-88Blocked Shots: 257 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster, 1985-89Steals: 323 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1984-88

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CAREER2501 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1984-882303 Chip Winiarski (OBE) 1986-902037 James Cooper (WOO) 2004-081985 Travis Schwab (OWU) 2000-041957 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 1999-031908 Dan Hodgkinson (DEN) 2003-071799 Jamie Harless (KEN) 1991-951784 Tom Port (WOO) 2003-071739 Brian Malinowski (DEN) 1992-961709 Matt Formato (KEN) 2002-061699 Chris Donovan (KEN) 1991-951694 Brian Stadnik (ALL) 1983-871636 Chad Plotke (KEN) 1998-021574 Casey Chroust (DEN) 1993-971567 Erich Riebe (WOO) 1988-921546 Markous Jewett (ERL) 2003-071508 Joe DesJean (WAB) 1999-031490 Stan Aukamp (WOO) 1988-921475 Bob Croft (OWU) 1990-941469 Brandon Miller (ERL) 2002-061464 Daniel Russ (WIT) 2002-061461 Dane Borchers (WIT) 2003-071458 Tristian Gregory (ERL) 2005-091453 Scott Meech (WOO) 1991-951443 David Masciola (ALL) 1992-961434 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 1984-881426 Ryan Taylor (WIT) 1998-011413 Bill Smiley (DEN) 1983-87 Bryan Yelvington (KEN) 2005-091400 Nathan Stoops (ERL) 1999-031396 Doug Cline (WOO) 1991-95 George Raftis (ALL) 2006-101394 Dave Mitchell (KEN) 1984-881388 Joe Harubin (CWR) 1987-911386 Ed Saxon (CWR) 1989-921371 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 1995-991368 LaRon Henry (ERL) 2003-07 1348 Rick Washington (OBE) 1988-921347 Andrew Zimmer (WAB) 2004-081341 Cory Hodge (OBE/DEN) 1988-921336 Garret Daggett (ALL) 1985-891321 Matt Hall (ERL) 1993-971311 Dustin Rudegeair (OWU) 2004-081300 Tony Jones (CWR) 1985-881289 Matt Croci (WIT) 1990-941277 Carlton Dean (HIR) 2001-051272 Maurice Elrod (OBE) 1997-011270 James Knight (OBE) 1997-011268 Jason Rusnak (DEN) 1995-99 John Norris (OBE) 1995-991266 Byron Beard (OBE) 1984-861265 Perry Junius (ALL) 1987-911260 Antwyan Reynolds (WOO) 1998-021242 Michael Sorrell (OBE) 1984-881241 Dave Knapke (KEN) 2006-101233 George Mixon (DEN) 1988-92 David Houston (KEN) 1996-00 Wes Smith (WAB) 2007-1230 Aaron Smith (WIT) 1992-961221 Quinton Spencer (OBE) 2003-071213 Jake Delsandro (ALL) 1996-001209 Tom Port (WOO) 2003-061205 Aaron Brock (WAB) 2006-101203 John Ellenwood (WOO) 1996-001193 Jamison Float (CWR) 1993-971192 Mike Loll (OBE) 2005-091184 Dirk Miller (OWU) 1987-911177 Damon Higgins (OBE) 1985-891175 Matt Magnusen (ALL) 2000-041162 Jim Fox (CWR) 1993-97

1133 Derrick Owens (ALL) 1989-931125 J.R. Shumate (OWU) 1993-961113 Kyle Holliday (OWU) 2005-091105 Chase Haltom (WAB) 2006-101104 B.J. Harris (WIT) 1999-031103 Brad Baldridge (WIT) 1989-911100 Anthony Calloway (OBE) 1994-971097 Kevin Frye (DEN) 1989-931090 Chris Luther (DEN) 2006-101083 Devin Fulk (WOO) 2004-081080 Rodney Mitchell (WOO) 2000-041073 Ian Franks (WOO) 2007-1071 Bo Dobbs (OWU) 1991-951070 Jamel King (WIT) 1994-971069 Matt Smith (WOO) 1999-031064 Peter Walker (WIT) 2000-041063 Paul Baier (KEN) 1984-88 Matt Mittiga (CWR) 1993-971053 Jon Stafford (WIT) 1996-00 Tim Vandervaart (WOO) 2003-071046 Doug Meinen (WOO) 1990-94 Rodney Mitchell (WOO) 2000-041044 Kevin Locke (DEN) 1984-881040 Matt Hiestand (WOO) 1986-901039 Matt Schlingman (WOO) 2001-051037 Brian Buchanan (WOO) 1989-93 Justun Lott (OWU) 1991-951035 Kevin Longley (WIT) 1999-031025 Anthony Robinson (WIT) 1992-961024 Brandon Miller (ERL) 2002-061021 Mike McDevitt (HIR) 2004-081018 John Robic (DEN) 1984-861017 Mark Slayman (OWU) 1986-901013 Jerry Ambooken (ALL) 1994-981009 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 1985-891006 Jordan Beard (OBE) 2005-09

Field GoalsSEASON317 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1987-88269 Byron Beard (OBE) 1984-85267 Byron Beard (OBE) 1985-86266 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 1987-88256 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1986-87

CAREER938 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1984-88833 Chip Winiarski (OBE) 1986-90753 James Cooper (WOO) 2004-08747 Travis Schwab (OWU) 2000-04723 Brian Stadnik (ALL) 1983-87

Three-Point Field GoalsSEASON97 Jamie Harless (KEN) 1994-9596 Jamie Harless (KEN) 1993-94 Perry Junius (ALL) 1989-9095 Perry Junius (ALL) 1990-91 J.R. Shumate (OWU) 1995-96

CAREER276 Jamie Harless (KEN) 1991-95275 Perry Junius (ALL) 1987-91241 James Cooper (WOO) 2004-08236 Chad Plotke (KEN) 1998-02235 Chase Haltom (WAB) 2006-10

Free ThrowsSEASON225 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 1987-88196 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1987-88193 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 2002-03166 Josh Estelle (WAB) 1999-00161 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1986-87

CAREER523 Dan Hodgkinson (DEN) 2003-07518 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1984-88

498 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 1999-03483 Brandon Miller (ERL) 2002-06440 Chip Winiarski (OBE) 1986-90

ReboundsSEASON357 Chris Donovan (KEN) 1994-95342 Lee Rowlinson (OWU) 1987-88296 Greg Morris (WOO) 1996-97295 Brad Baldridge (WIT) 1989-90 Brad Baldridge (WIT) 1990-91

CAREER1010 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 1995-99961 Bryan Nelson (WOO) 1999-03947 Chris Donovan (KEN) 1991-95831 Dane Borchers (WIT) 2004-07827 Stan Aukamp (WOO) 1988-92

AssistsSEASON216 Marcus Amos (ALL) 1988-89198 Pete Waters (DEN) 1984-85194 Terry Gray (ALL) 1986-87191 Mike Smith (OWU) 1987-88184 Shaka Smart (KEN) 1988-99

CAREER684 Terry Gray (ALL) 1984-88618 Anthony Robinson (WIT) 1992-96542 Shaka Smart (KEN) 1995-99516 Derrick Owens (ALL) 1989-93500 Justun Lott (OWU) 1991-95

Blocked ShotsSEASON100 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 1987-8893 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 1988-8985 Brad Baldridge (WIT) 1989-9081 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 1998-9978 Dale Eilrich (OWU) 1990-91

CAREER257 Mike Trimmer (WOO) 1985-89254 Ryan Gorman (WOO) 1995-99216 Stan Aukamp (WOO) 1988-92194 Joe DesJean (WAB) 1999-03166 Daniel Russ (WIT) 2002-06

StealsSEASON123 Deron Black (ALL) 1995-96114 Michael Brown (OBE) 1985-86105 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1987-88100 Matt Hall (ERL) 1996-9796 Perry Junius (ALL) 1990-91

CAREER323 Scott Tedder (OWU) 1984-88259 A. Reynolds (WOO) 1998-02254 Matt Hall (ERL) 1993-97249 Nick Catanzarite (ALL) 1999-03244 Jamison Float (CWR) 1993-97

Active Leaders

Points: 1233 - Wes Smith, WABField Goals: 451 - Smith, WAB3-Point FG: 150 - Justin Hallowell, WOOFree Throws: 286 - Smith, WABRebounds: 536 - Bryan Wickliffe, WOOAssists: 255 - Nick Russo, HIRBlocked Shots: 79 - Smith, WABSteals: 174 - Smith, WAB

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DenisonCasey Chroust 1997Dan Hodgkinson 2005-07Brian Malinowski 1994-95-96John Robic 1985-86Jason Rusnak 1998-99Bill Smiley 1987

EarlhamMatt Hall 1997Markous Jewett 2007Brandon Miller 2005-06

HiramChris Roberts 2009

KenyonChris Donovan 1994-95Matt Formato 2004Jamie Harless 1993-94-95B.J. Kenyon 1991Dave Knapke 2010Dave Mitchell 1986Chad Plotke 2002Bryan Yelvington 2008-09

OberlinByron Beard 1985-86Jordan Beard 2009

First TeamName School Yr. Pos. Hometown PPG RPG APGTim Brady Ohio Wesleyan So. G Dublin, Ohio 16.7 3.1 0.9Aaron Brock Wabash Sr. F Bremen, Indiana 14.2 6.8 0.8Ian Franks Wooster Jr. G Greenwich, Ohio 17.4 4.8 3.3Dave Knapke Kenyon Sr. F Westerville, Ohio 15.4 9.4 1.6George Raftis Allegheny Sr. F Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 14.4 8.3 0.8Wes Smith Wabash Jr. G Indianapolis, Indiana 18.2 6.7 2.0Bryan Wickliffe Wooster Jr. F Columbus, Ohio 11.4 7.1 1.1

Second TeamNathan Balch Wooster Jr. G Westerville, Ohio 11.8 3.1 1.4Larry Farmer Denison Jr. W Gurnee, Illinois 10.2 9.7 2.8Chase Haltom Wabash Sr. G Quincy, Indiana 11.3 1.9 2.0Chris Luther Denison Sr. G Dayton, Ohio 14.3 3.1 1.2Pat Pellerite Ohio Wesleyan So. F Olmsted Falls, Ohio 11.3 8.5 1.6Chris Roberts Hiram Jr. G Cleveland, Ohio 14.2 4.7 2.2Chris Sullivan Wittenberg Jr. G Columbus, Ohio 12.4 2.6 1.6

Honorable MentionAndrew Fox Oberlin Fr. G/F Tempe, Arizona 15.0 6.3 2.5Dimonde Hall Denison Fr. W Columbus, Ohio 14.3 4.5 1.1Brandon Johnson Wooster Sr. G Columbus, Ohio 5.5 2.5 3.5David Nowicki Wittenberg Sr. G Carmel, Indiana 6.5 3.2 3.8A.J. Sutherin Earlham So. F Crawfordsville, Indiana 16.8 4.8 1.6

Cory Hodge 1992James Knight 2001Chip Winiarski 1988-89

Ohio WesleyanTim Brady 2010John Camillus 1998Ben Chojnacki 2005-06-07Bob Croft 1992-93Kyle Holliday 2009Jesse Jean 2008Dirk Miller 1991Mark Oberholtzer 1985Lee Rowlinson 1987-88Dustin Rudegeair 2008Travis Schwab 2001-02-03-04J.R. Shumate 1996Mark Slayman 1989Scott Tedder 1986-87-88

WabashAaron Brock 2010Joe DesJean 2001-02-03Josh Estelle 2000Brian Latham 2000Wes Smith 2009-10

Andrew Zimmer 2007-08Wittenberg

Brad Baldridge 1990-91Dane Borchers 2007Matt Croci 1993-94Chris Fillmore 2000Bill Funderburg 1990B.J. Harris 2002-03Gregg Hill 2008Jamel King 1997Anthony Robinson 1995Daniel Russ 2005-06Scott Schwartz 1996Steve Setty 1998Kris Spriggs 1992Ryan Taylor 1999-01Peter Walker 2004

WoosterStan Aukamp 1990-91-92Marty Bidwell 2009Brian Buchanan 1993Doug Cline 1995James Cooper 2006-07-08John Ellenwood 1998-99-00Ian Franks 2009-10Ryan Gorman 1997-98-99Brandon Johnson 2008Scott Meech 1994-95Rodney Mitchell 2004Greg Morris 1997Bryan Nelson 2001-02-03Tom Port 2005-06-07Antwyan Reynolds 2001Erich Riebe 1990-91-92Mike Trimmer 1988-89Bryan Wickliffe 2010

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TSTEAM OFF. G PTS P/GAllegheny 25 1883 75.3Wittenberg 28 2085 74.5Wooster 31 2259 72.9Wabash 26 1832 70.5Ohio Wesleyan 27 1884 69.8

TEAM DEFENSE G PTS P/GWabash 26 1591 61.2Wooster 31 2003 64.6Wittenberg 28 1816 64.9Hiram 26 1800 69.2Ohio Wesleyan 27 1881 69.7

OFF. FG % G FG FGA PCTOberlin 25 551 1117 .468Allegheny 25 692 1490 .464Wooster 31 781 1690 .462Wabash 26 648 1438 .451Wittenberg 28 766 1704 .450

DEF. FG% G FG FGA PCTWooster 31 692 1724 .401Wittenberg 28 629 1542 .408Wabash 26 588 1423 .413Allegheny 25 639 1500 .426Ohio Wesleyan 27 655 1523 .430

3-POINT FG % G FG FGA PCTWittenberg 28 256 684 .374Wooster 31 273 747 .365Allegheny 25 189 530 .357Earlham 25 201 575 .350Oberlin 25 106 318 .333

FREE-THROW % G FT FTA PCTWooster 31 424 560 .757Wabash 26 372 511 .728Earlham 25 276 384 .719Ohio Wesleyan 27 368 528 .697Allegheny 25 310 453 .684

SCORE MARGIN G OFF DEF MARWittenberg 28 74.5 64.9 9.6Wabash 26 70.5 61.2 9.3Wooster 31 72.9 64.6 8.3Allegheny 25 75.3 71.2 4.1Ohio Wesleyan 27 69.8 69.7 0.1

REB. MARGIN G REB OPP MARWooster 31 37.2 30.8 6.4Ohio Wesleyan 27 38.1 32.6 5.4Wabash 26 36.3 32.1 4.2Wittenberg 28 37.8 34.0 3.8Hiram 26 37.0 35.4 1.6

SCORING G PTS P/GWes Smith, WAB 26 474 18.2Ian Franks, WOO 31 555 17.9A.J. Sutherlin, ERL 25 419 16.8Tim Brady, OWU 27 452 16.7Dave Knapke, KEN 25 384 15.4High: 34 - Gregg Hill, WIT

REBOUNDS G REB R/GLarry Farmer, DEN 26 251 9.7Dave Knapke, KEN 25 234 9.4Pat Pellerite, OWU 27 229 8.5George Raftis, ALL 25 208 8.3Babajide Eniola, HIR 25 189 7.6High: 17 - by four players

ASSISTS G A A/GAndy Winters, OWU 27 113 4.2David Nowicki, WIT 28 105 3.8Brandon Johnson, WOO 29 101 3.5Ian Franks, WOO 31 101 3.3Josh Merritt, OBE 24 76 3.2High: 11 - Shane Heidt, ERL & Nick Russo, HIR

3-PT FIELD GOALS G FG 3/GChris Sullivan, WIT 28 90 3.2Chase Haltom, WAB 26 64 2.5A.J. Sutherlin, ERL 25 60 2.4Ryan Taylor, ERL 25 57 2.3Nathan Balch, WOO 31 67 2,2

FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG FGA PCTDonte Briscoe, ALL 25 112 180 .622Bryan Wickliffe, WOO 31 133 219 .607George Raftis, ALL 25 146 271 .539Andrew Fox, OBE 25 139 263 .529Dimonde Hale, DEN 25 149 282 .528

FREE THROW PCT G FT FTA PCTAaron Brock, WAB 26 91 107 .850Marcus Johnson, OBE 19 74 88 .841Pat Pellerite, OWU 27 90 113 .796Charlie Jaicks, ALL 25 76 96 .792Ian Franks, WOO 31 143 185 .773

3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT G FG FGA PCTMatt Fegan, WOO 31 48 111 .432David Nowicki, WIT 28 29 68 .426Nathan Balch, WOO 31 67 162 .414Charlie Jaicks, ALL 25 43 104 .413Chris Sullivan, WIT 28 90 220 .409

BLOCKED SHOTS G BLK B/GLarry Farmer, DEN 26 35 1.3Wes Smith, WAB 26 31 1.2Pat Pellerite, OWU 27 30 1.1Aaron Brock, WAB 26 25 1.0Dave Knapke, KEN 25 24 1.0High: 5 - Farmer, DEN

STEALS G S S/GDonte Briscoe, ALL 25 68 2.7Wes Smith, WAB 26 49 1.9Craig Devinney, ALL 25 41 1.6Andrew Fox, OBE 25 38 1.5Andy Winters, OWU 27 38 1.4High: 7 - Shane Heidt, ERL

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2008-09 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 14-2 23-72) Ohio Wesleyan 13-3 17-83) Hiram 11-5 16-104) Kenyon 9-7 16-11 Wittenberg 9-7 13-136) Wabash 7-9 14-13 Allegheny 7-9 12-158) Denison 5-11 8-189) Earlham 3-13 3-2210) Oberlin 2-14 5-20

2007-08 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster 15-1 23-52) Ohio Wesleyan* 12-4 22-8 Wittenberg 12-4 16-104) Kenyon 11-5 13-135) Wabash 10-6 18-106) Allegheny 6-10 12-157) Hiram 5-11 8-188) Oberlin 4-12 5-219) Denison 3-13 3-2210) Earlham 2-14 4-21

2006-07 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 29-52) Wittenberg 13-3 22-53) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 18-104) Allegheny 8-8 12-135) Wabash 7-9 11-166) Kenyon 6-10 10-16 Earlham 6-10 8-18 Hiram 6-10 7-199) Denison 5-11 6-1810) Oberlin 4-12 5-20

2005-06 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster 15-1 26-42) Wittenberg* 13-3 30-43) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 18-94) Wabash 10-6 16-105) Earlham 9-7 13-146) Allegheny 7-9 11-147) Denison 6-10 10-168) Kenyon 4-12 7-199) Hiram 2-14 4-21 Oberlin 2-14 2-22

2004-05 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster 15-1 27-32) Wittenberg* 14-2 25-43) Denison 10-6 13-12 Wabash 10-6 14-135) Earlham 9-7 12-156) Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 12-147) Allegheny 5-11 8-178) Kenyon 4-12 5-219) Hiram 3-13 4-2110) Oberlin 2-14 3-22

2003-04 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 16-0 24-52) Wooster* 14-2 25-33) Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 19-84) Wabash 9-7 12-155) Allegheny 7-9 11-156) Earlham 6-10 9-17 Kenyon 6-10 6-208) Denison 4-12 6-209) Oberlin 3-13 7-18 Hiram 3-13 5-20

2002-03 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 30-32) Wittenberg 14-2 20-63) Allegheny 10-6 16-124) Wabash 9-7 16-105) Earlham 8-8 13-13 Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 12-147) Denison 7-9 9-178) Hiram 4-12 6-209) Kenyon 3-13 3-2210) Oberlin 2-14 3-22

2001-02 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 15-1 26-42) Wooster 13-3 21-73) Wabash 11-5 15-114) Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 12-155) Oberlin# 7-9 9-166) Allegheny 6-10 11-14 Denison 6-10 6-20 Earlham 6-10 11-159) Hiram 4-12 7-18 Kenyon 4-12 6-18

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2000-01 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 15-1 24-42) Wooster* 14-2 24-43) Earlham 10-6 16-10 Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 11-155) Wabash 9-7 11-146) Kenyon 6-10 9-167) Hiram 5-11 7-188) Oberlin 4-12 7-18 Denison 4-12 5-1910) Allegheny 3-13 5-19

1999-00 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 16-0 26-32) Wabash 13-3 20-73) Wittenberg 11-5 18-84) Earlham 10-6 11-155) Allegheny 9-7 11-146) Hiram 8-8 14-117) Ohio Wesleyan 4-12 5-20 Kenyon 4-12 6-199) Denison 3-13 4-2010) Oberlin 2-14 2-22

1998-99 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 25-42) Wittenberg 12-4 19-73) Allegheny 12-4 19-94) CWRU 11-5 17-95) Earlham 7-9 7-166) Ohio Wesleyan 6-10 8-177) Denison 5-11 9-168) Kenyon 3-13 5-209) Oberlin 1-15 1-23

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1996-97 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 14-2 23-62) Denison 13-3 19-73) Wooster* 12-4 23-64) Allegheny 11-5 18-85) CWRU 9-7 13-126) Ohio Wesleyan 6-10 8-177) Kenyon 4-12 6-198) Oberlin 2-14 3-219) Earlham 1-15 2-21

1995-96 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg* 15-1 26-52) Wooster 12-4 19-73) Allegheny 10-6 17-10 CWRU 10-6 13-135) Denison 9-7 13-126) Kenyon 6-10 10-157) Earlham 5-11 8-17 Ohio Wesleyan 5-11 8-179) Oberlin 0-16 2-22

1994-95 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 26-32) Wittenberg 12-4 21-83) Kenyon 10-6 20-94) Ohio Wesleyan 9-7 16-10 CWRU 9-7 13-126) Denison 7-9 10-157) Allegheny 4-12 7-18 Earlham 4-12 6-199) Oberlin 2-14 4-19

1993-94 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wittenberg 16-0 30-22) Kenyon* 14-2 24-43) Wooster 11-5 18-84) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 16-105) Denison 7-9 11-146) CWRU 6-10 9-167) Allegheny 5-11 8-178) Earlham 2-14 2-239) Oberlin 1-15 4-20

1992-93 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny 13-3 19-7 Wittenberg 13-3 19-73) Wooster* 12-4 21-74) Ohio Wesleyan 10-6 12-135) Kenyon 9-7 16-116) Denison 6-10 11-14 CWRU 6-10 10-158) Earlham 2-14 4-219) Oberlin 1-15 1-21

1991-92 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster* 15-1 26-3 Wittenberg 15-1 23-63) Oberlin 8-8 14-10 Ohio Wesleyan 8-8 13-14 Allegheny 8-8 12-146) Denison 7-9 10-167) Kenyon 6-10 8-188) CWRU 4-12 8-189) Earlham 1-15 3-23

1990-91 NCAC ALLNORTH W-L W-L1) Wooster 11-0 25-42) Allegheny 8-3 18-93) CWRU 3-8 9-134) Oberlin 2-9 7-19

SOUTH1) Wittenberg* 11-1 26-32) Ohio Wesleyan 7-5 13-133) Kenyon 5-7 14-13 Denison 5-7 11-155) Earlham 0-12 4-18

1989-90 NCAC ALLNORTH W-L W-L1) Wooster 8-3 18-92) Allegheny 7-4 17-10 CWRU 7-4 12-134) Oberlin 1-10 4-21SOUTH1) Wittenberg* 11-1 29-22) Ohio Wesleyan 9-3 18-103) Denison 3-9 12-14 Earlham 3-9 8-18 Kenyon 3-9 8-18

1988-89 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Wooster 10-2 21-7 Allegheny* 10-2 22-83) Ohio Wesleyan 9-3 15-124) Kenyon 6-6 8-185) Oberlin 3-9 8-18 Denison 3-9 8-197) CWRU 1-11 3-23

1987-88 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan*# 11-1 27-5 Allegheny 11-1 24-63) Wooster 6-6 14-11 Oberlin 6-6 14-125) Kenyon 5-7 14-136) Denison 2-10 8-187) CWRU 1-11 3-21

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1986-87 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan 11-1 19-82) Allegheny * 10-2 22-83) Denison 6-6 14-154) Wooster 5-7 8-185) Kenyon 4-8 13-146) CWRU 3-9 8-18 Oberlin 3-9 6-20

1985-86 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Allegheny 9-3 16-10 Ohio Wesleyan * 9-3 16-123) Denison 8-4 13-134) Kenyon 6-6 13-155) Wooster 4-8 11-156) Oberlin 3-9 11-16 CWRU 3-9 9-16

1984-85 NCAC ALL W-L W-L1) Ohio Wesleyan * 11-1 20-72) Allegheny 9-3 19-93) CWRU 7-5 17-94) Wooster 6-6 14-115) Denison 5-7 17-106) Oberlin 3-9 10-167) Kenyon 1-11 6-19

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REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKED SHOTS STEALSYR PLAYER R/G PLAYER A/G PLAYER B/G PLAYER S/G09-10 Larry Farmer, DEN 9.7 Andy Winters, OWU 4.2 Larry Farmer, DEN 1.3 Donte Briscoe, ALL 2.708-09 Babajide Eniola, HIR 7.5 Marty Bidwell, WOO 3.6 Dave Knapke, KEN 1.07 Kyle Miller, OWU 2.4 Andrew Barker, ALL 1.0707-08 George Raftis, ALL 8.7 Mike Staley, HIR 3.9 Nick Welsh, ERL 1.6 Wes Smith, WAB 2.406-07 Dane Borchers, WIT 10.1 Mike Staley, HIR 6.5 Dane Borchers, WIT 1.9 Bill Babe, ALL 1.805-06 Quinton Spencer, OBE 9.2 Casey McCloskey, ALL 4.2 Allen Bediako, KEN 2.2 Brandon Miller, ERL 2.304-05 Robb Hern, DEN 8.2 Ross Rybarczyk, OWU 5.1 Kyle Coffey, WAB 1.5 Justin Schmitt, ALL 2.403-04 Chris Ikpoh, OBE 8.8 Ross Rybarczyk, OWU 4.6 Daniel Russ, WIT 1.9 Brandon Pool, HIR 2.202-03 B. Crawford, OBE 9.5 AJ White, HIR 3.7 Joe DesJean, WAB 1.7 Nick Catanzarite, ALL 3.401-02 Joe DesJean, WAB 9.8 A. Reynolds, WOO 4.6 Joe DesJean, WAB 2.4 A. Reynolds, WOO 2.300-01 Joe DesJean, WAB 10.6 A. Reynolds, WOO 4.5 Joe DesJean, WAB 2.4 Nick Catanzarite, ALL 2.799-00 Bryan Nelson, WOO 8.8 Jake Delsandro, ALL 4.7 Clint Blockson, HIR 2.5 Jake Delsandro, ALL 2.698-99 Brady Keaton, ERL 9.5 Shaka Smart, KEN 7.4 Ryan Gorman, WOO 2.8 Bryan Moloney, CWR 2.597-98 Ryan Gorman, WOO 10.1 Shaka Smart, KEN 5.2 Ryan Gorman, WOO 2.3 Curtis Wright, EARL 3.696-97 Greg Morris, WOO 10.6 Jim Fox, CWR 5.8 Eric England, ERL 2.7 Matt Hall, EARL 4.395-96 Ryan Gorman, WOO 8.4 Deron Black, ALL 6.0 Philip Yontz, WOO 1.8 Deron Black, ALL 4.694-95 Chris Donovan, KEN 12.3 A. Robinson, WIT 5.6 B. Arenschield, CWR 2.1 Deron Black, ALL 3.093-94 Chris Donovan, KEN 9.6 A. Robinson, WIT 5.0 B. Arenschield, CWR 1.8 Justun Lott, OWU 2.492-93 Leighton McCoy, CWR 8.7 A. Robinson, WIT 4.7 Chris Donovan, KEN 1.2 Justun Lott, OWU 2.591-92 Alex Davis, ALL 10.6 Derrick Owens, ALL 5.5 David Morrison, OBE 3.0 Dale Lewis, OBE 2.390-91 Brad Baldridge, WITT 10.2 Greg Periatt, WIT 5.4 Dale Eilrich, OWU 3.0 Perry Junius, ALL 3.689-90 Brad Baldridge, WITT 10.2 Erich Riebe, WOO 4.9 Brad Baldridge, WITT 2.9 Perry Junius, ALL 3.088-89 Gene Williams, ALL 8.8 Marcus Amos, ALL 7.2 Mike Trimmer, WOO 3.3 Kevin Andrew, DEN 2.087-88 Lee Rowlinson, OWU 10.7 Mike Smith, OWU 6.4 Mike Trimmer, WOO 4.0 Scott Tedder, OWU 3.386-87 Bill Smiley, DEN 9.5 Terry Gray, ALL 6.5 Garret Daggett, ALL 1.9 Scott Tedder, OWU 3.385-86 Adrian Schaffer, OBE 11.2 Michael Brown, OBE 6.6 Mike O’Brien, WOO 1.6 Michael Brown, OBE 4.284-85 Adrian Schaffer, OBE 12.7 Pete Waters, DEN 7.3 M. Oberholtzer, OWU 1.3 Scott Tedder, OWU 2.6

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SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE SCORING MARGIN R E -BOUND MARGINYEAR TEAM P/G TEAM P/G TEAM MAR TEAM MAR09-10 Allegheny 75.3 Wabash 61.2 Wittenberg 9.6 Wooster 6.408-09 Wooster 80.6 Ohio Wesleyan 65.2 Wooster 11.9 Wooster 5.207-08 Wooster 85.8 Wittenberg 64.7 Wooster 14.9 Wooster 7.606-07 Wooster 87.9 Wittenberg 58.8 Wooster 16.9 Wooster 6.705-06 Wooster 98.2 Wittenberg 54.6 Wooster 21.5 Wittenberg 9.804-05 Wooster 81.8 Wittenberg 55.6 Wittenberg 18.6 Wittenberg 11.203-04 Allegheny 65.8 Wittenberg 55.0 Wittenberg 10.6 Wittenberg 5.302-03 Allegheny 81.8 Wooster 62.2 Wooster 16.2 Wooster 9.001-02 Wittenberg 80.3 Wittenberg 62.3 Wittenberg 18.0 Wittenberg 12.400-01 Wooster 86.6 Wittenberg 65.4 Wooster 16.0 Wittenberg 14.099-00 Wooster 83.0 Wittenberg 66.1 Wooster 15.0 Wittenberg 9.298-99 Wooster 78.4 Wittenberg 59.7 Wooster 15.2 Wittenberg 10.797-98 Wooster 77.7 Wittenberg 60.9 Wooster 15.0 Wooster 9.196-97 CWRU 79.1 Wooster 59.9 Wittenberg 13.7 Wittenberg 8.095-96 CWRU 75.2 Wooster 59.1 Wittenberg 12.5 Wooster 9.094-95 Kenyon 76.8 Wooster 60.3 Wooster 12.4 Wittenberg 13.993-94 Wittenberg 87.2 Wooster 59.5 Wittenberg 21.4 Wittenberg 12.792-93 Ohio Wesleyan 75.6 Wooster 58.7 Wooster 12.7 Wooster 8.591-92 Ohio Wesleyan 78.1 Wittenberg 56.9 Wooster 17.7 Wooster 7.090-91 Allegheny 84.4 Wittenberg 61.7 Wittenberg 22.2 Wittenberg 8.189-90 Allegheny 83.8 Wittenberg 59.2 Wittenberg 17.8 Ohio Wesleyan 8.088-89 Ohio Wesleyan 77.2 Wooster 57.1 Wooster 13.4 Ohio Wesleyan 5.087-88 Ohio Wesleyan 95.3 Allegheny 63.8 Ohio Wesleyan 15.8 Ohio Wesleyan 9.186-87 Ohio Wesleyan 87.2 Kenyon 66.6 Ohio Wesleyan 7.8 Kenyon 4.685-86 Oberlin 75.4 Wooster 68.3 Allegheny 3.8 Oberlin 3.884-85 Ohio Wesleyan 78.8 Wooster 64.0 Ohio Wesleyan 8.4 Oberlin 10.4

OFFESSIVE FG PCT DEFENSIVE FG PCT THREE-POINT FG PCT FREE THROW PCTYEAR TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT TEAM PCT09-10 Oberlin 46.8 Wooster 40.1 Wittenberg 37.4 Wooster 75.708-09 Wooster 48.7 Wooster 41.3 Wooster 43.7 Wooster 76.907-08 Wooster 50.7 Wabash 42.5 Wooster 44.4 Wittenberg 75.906-07 Wooster 51.6 Wittenberg 38.5 Wooster 40.9 Hiram 78.905-06 Wooster 52.6 Wittenberg 37.4 Wooster 42.9 Hiram 71.504-05 Wooster 52.6 Wittenberg 37.2 Wooster 41.9 Denison 74.903-04 Earlham 41.4 Kenyon 36.7 Earlham 33.7 Wittenberg 70.102-03 Wooster 50.8 Wittenberg 40.1 Wooster 40.2 Wooster 79.301-02 Wooster 49.2 Wittenberg 39.3 Wittenberg 41.7 Wooster 73.800-01 Wooster 50.2 Wittenberg 38.5 Wooster 39.6 Wooster 72.199-00 Wabash 48.7 Wooster 39.1 Earlham 38.8 Wooster 75.998-99 Wooster 48.5 Wittenberg 37.6 Allegheny 40.9 Wooster 73.397-98 Wittenberg 48.9 Wooster 38.2 Wittenberg 39.8 Wooster 75.296-97 Allegheny 48.3 Wittenberg 39.5 Denison 38.9 Earlham 74.995-96 Denison 47.9 Wooster 38.5 Ohio Wesleyan 38.1 Earlham 72.494-95 Wooster 48.4 Wittenberg 39.0 Denison 40.1 Kenyon 72.793-94 Wooster 51.3 Wittenberg 39.2 Wittenberg 40.2 Kenyon 74.892-93 Wooster 50.7 Wittenberg 40.0 Ohio Wesleyan 43.4 Denison 75.391-92 Wooster 51.3 Wooster 39.1 Wooster 42.2 Ohio Wesleyan 71.890-91 Wooster 52.2 Wittenberg 39.2 Kenyon 43.3 Ohio Wesleyan 76.089-90 Ohio Wesleyan 50.8 Wittenberg 39.6 Wooster 43.7 Wooster 73.988-89 Ohio Wesleyan 51.4 Wooster 38.1 Allegheny 43.7 Ohio Wesleyan 72.987-88 Ohio Wesleyan 53.0 Allegheny 41.6 Kenyon 49.0 Ohio Wesleyan 78.6

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2009-10 Stephanie Boardman, Wittenberg2008-09 Shaina Kaiser, Denison2007-08 Anne Dugan, Kenyon2006-07 Kristen Sheffield, Denison2005-06 Kathy Hittle, Wittenberg2004-05 Emma Woodward, Denison2003-04 Haley Warden, Wittenberg2002-03 Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan2001-02 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan2000-01 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan1999-00 Stephanie Dunmyer, Kenyon1998-99 Karen Schell, Kenyon1997-98 Katie Montague, Wooster1996-97 Kim Graf, Kenyon1995-96 Kim Huber, Allegheny1994-95 Kim Huber, Allegheny1993-94 Christi Clay, Denison1992-93 Kate Ryan, Ohio Wesleyan1991-92 Karen Porath, Ohio Wesleyan1990-91 Ann Gilbert, Oberlin1989-90 Ann Gilbert, Oberlin1988-89 Heather Spencer, Kenyon1987-88 Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny1986-87 Robin Jones, Denison1985-86 Joan Smith, Allegheny1984-85 Jill Swanson, Allegheny

2009-10 Allison Anderson, Oberlin2008-09 Morgan Korinek, Kenyon2007-08 Haley Dahlgard, Denison & Kayla Gordon, Ohio Wesleyan2006-07 Shontavia Davis, Earlham & Kym Wenz, Wooster2005-06 Carolyn Simpson, Denison2004-05 Anne Dugan, Kenyon2003-04 Kristen Sheffield, Denison2002-03 Courtney Steding, Allegheny2001-02 Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan2000-01 Lindsey Chappell, Earlham1999-00 Nara DeJesus, Wooster1998-99 Nzinga Broussard, Oberlin1997-98 MaryKay Schwaninger, Denison1996-97 Megan Coughlin, OWU1995-96 Katie Montague, Wooster1994-95 Sarah Jurewicz, Wittenberg

2009-10 Ian Franks, Wooster2008-09 Bryan Yelvington, Kenyon2007-08 James Cooper, Wooster 2006-07 Tom Port, Wooster2005-06 James Cooper, Wooster2004-05 Daniel Russ, Wittenberg2003-04 Travis Schwab, OWU2002-03 Bryan Nelson, Wooster2001-02 Joe DesJean, Wabash2000-01 Ryan Taylor, Wittenberg1999-00 Josh Estelle, Wabash1998-99 Ryan Gorman, Wooster1997-98 Jason Rusnak, Denison1996-97 Casey Chroust, Denison1995-96 David Masciola, Allegheny1994-95 Chris Donovan, Kenyon1993-94 Matt Croci, Wittenberg1992-93 Brian Buchanan, Wooster1991-92 Cory Hodge, Oberlin1990-91 Brad Baldridge, Wittenberg1989-90 Brad Baldridge, Wittenberg1988-89 Garret Daggett, Allegheny1987-88 Lee Rowlinson, OWU1986-87 Scott Tedder, OWU1985-86 Scott Tedder, OWU1984-85 Mark Oberholtzer, OWU

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School YR W L PCTAllegheny 26 217 169 .562Case 15 85 125 .405Denison 26 156 232 .402Earlham 21 97 231 .296Hiram 11 60 116 .341Kenyon 26 146 242 .376Oberlin 26 73 313 .189Ohio Wesleyan 26 235 153 .606Wabash 11 107 69 .608Wittenberg 21 274 54 .835Wooster 26 320 66 .829

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School YR W L PCT Allegheny 26 254 132 .658Case 15 71 139 .338Denison 26 203 185 .523Earlham 21 100 228 .305Hiram 11 24 152 .136Kenyon 26 212 176 .546Oberlin 26 79 307 .205Ohio Wesleyan 26 284 104 .732Wittenberg 21 281 47 .857Wooster 26 174 212 .451

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2009-10 Sarah Jurewicz, WIT2008-09 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU2007-08 Suzanne Helfant, KEN2006-07 Sara Lee, DEN2005-06 Pam Smith, WIT2004-05 Suzanne Helfant, KEN2003-04 Pam Smith, WIT2002-03 Pam Smith, WIT2001-02 Pam Smith, WIT2000-01 Janine Ruh, ERL1999-00 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1998-99 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1997-98 Sara Lee, DEN1996-97 Suzanne Helfant, KEN1995-96 Kristin Hughes, CWRU1994-95 Pam Evans, WIT1993-94 Ann Osborne, KEN1992-93 Jill Butcher, ERL Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1991-92 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1990-91 Pam Evans, WIT Sara Lee, DEN1989-90 Pam Evans, WIT1988-89 Chris Hart, WOO Ronda Seagraves, ALL1987-88 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1986-87 Gretchen Weitbrecht, KEN1985-86 Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU1984-85 Kay Gould, ALL Nan Nichols, WOO

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Team (Game)Points: 124 -- Wittenberg (vs. Earlham), 2/22/94Points (Two Teams): 205 -- Wooster (114) vs. Wabash (91), 2/26/00Field Goals: 48 -- Wittenberg (vs. Earlham), 2/22/94Three-Point Field Goals: 17 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Allegheny), 2/21/06 Free Throws: 37 -- Kenyon (vs. Allegheny), 2/22/94Rebounds: 64 -- Wittenberg (vs. Earlham), 2/22/94Assists: 33 -- Wooster (vs. Oberlin), 2/19/91Blocked Shots: 9 -- CWRU (vs. Allegheny), 2/24/93 & Wooster (vs. Kenyon), 2/22/05Steals: 18 -- CWRU (vs. Oberlin), 2/20/85; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Oberlin), 2/21/86

Team (Tournament)Points: 304 -- Wooster, 2000Field Goals: 112 -- Wooster, 2000Three-Point Field Goals: 41 - Wooster, 2009Free Throws: 78 -- Wittenberg, 1990Rebounds: 142 -- Wooster, 1998Assists: 66 -- Wooster, 1991, 2000Blocked Shots: 18 -- Wooster, 2000Steals: 41 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 1986

Individual (Game)Points: 40 -- Travis Schwab, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Wooster), 2/26/04Field Goals: 14 -- Byron Beard, Oberlin (vs. Denison), 2/19/86 & Travis Schwab, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Wooster), 2/26/04)Three-Point Field Goals: 9 -- Josh Estelle, Wabash (vs. Wooster), 2/26/00Free Throws: 16 -- Chris Donovan, Kenyon (vs. Allegheny), 2/22/94Rebounds: 20 -- Dane Borchers, Wittenberg (vs. Ohio Wesleyan), 2/23/07Assists: 12 -- Terry Gray, Allegheny (vs. Oberlin), 2/24/87Blocked Shots: 7 -- Mike Trimmer, Wooster (vs. Kenyon), 2/24/87Steals: 7 -- Cory Hodge, Oberlin (vs. Earlham), 2/17/91

Individual (Tournament)Points: 73 -- Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986Field Goals: 28 -- Wes Smith, Wabash, 2009Three-Point Field Goals: 16 -- Josh Estelle, Wabash, 2000Free Throws: 26 -- Chris Donovan, Kenyon, 1994Rebounds: 47 -- Greg Morris, Wooster, 1997Assists: 25 -- Steve Hendrix, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986Blocked Shots: 9 -- David Morrison, Oberlin, 1992Steals: 11 -- Steve Hendrix, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986; Deron Black, Allegheny, 1996; Anthony Robinson, Wittenberg, 1996; Antwyan Reynolds, Wooster, 2002

Women’s Tournament Records

Team (Game)Points: 106 -- Allegheny (vs. Earlham), 2/19/91Points (Two Teams): 171 -- Ohio Wesleyan (86) vs. Denison (85), 2/19/91Field Goals: 46 -- Allegheny (vs. Earlham), 2/19/91Three-Point Field Goals: 11 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Hiram), 2/27/08.Free Throws: 29 -- Ohio Wesleyan (vs. CWRU), 2/21/89; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Denison), 2/25/00; Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Kenyon), 2/24/04Rebounds: 62 -- Wooster (vs. Oberlin), 2/19/91; CWRU (vs. Wooster), 2/20/96Assists: 30 -- Wittenberg (vs. Oberlin), 2/22/90Blocked Shots: 10 -- Denison (vs. Oberlin), 2/22/05Steals: 31 -- Wittenberg (vs. Kenyon), 2/25/92

Team (Tournament)Points: 253 -- Wittenberg, 2003Field Goals: 96 -- Wittenberg, 1990Three-Point Field Goals: 27 -- Denison, 2007Free Throws: 71 -- Ohio Wesleyan, 2001Rebounds: 159 -- Wittenberg, 1991Assists: 69 -- Wittenberg, 1995Blocked Shots: 23 -- Denison, 2007Steals: 54 -- Wittenberg, 2003

Individual (Game)Points: 51 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/20/90Field Goals: 22 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin (vs. Allegheny), 2/20/90Three-Point Field Goals: 7 -- Suzanne Helfant, Allegheny (vs. OWU), 2/27/88Free Throws: 14 -- Jess Viertlboeck, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Wittenberg), 2/27/99Rebounds: 23 -- Jerilyn Bushong, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Denison), 2/19/86Assists: 14 -- Ann Osborne, Ohio Wesleyan (vs. Denison), 2/19/86Blocked Shots: 8 -- Teri Chester, CWRU (vs. Wooster), 2/25/97Steals: 10 -- Stephanie Woodruff, Wooster (vs. Wittenberg), 1/23/99

Individual (Tournament)Points: 84 -- Christi Clay, Denison, 1994Field Goals: 33 -- Ann Gilbert, Oberlin, 1990Three-Point Field Goals: 15 -- Kim Graf, Kenyon, 1997Free Throws: 29 -- Jess Viertlboeck, Ohio Wesleyan, 1999Rebounds: 46 -- Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001Assists: 30 -- Ann Osborne, Ohio Wesleyan, 1986Blocked Shots: 13 -- Kristen Sheffield, Denison, 2006 & 2007Steals: 16 -- Tracy Setters, Ohio Wesleyan, 1989TO

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RECORD FINISH W L PCT 1ST 2NDALL 24 22 .522 3 5CWRU 4 15 .211 0 0DEN 6 22 .214 0 0ERL 4 16 .200 0 0HIR 0 7 .000 0 0KEN 12 23 .343 1 2OBE 5 12 .294 0 0OWU 24 23 .511 4 3WAB 12 11 .522 0 3WIT 38 15 .717 6 7WOO 51 14 .785 12 6N

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Tournament Results andAll-Tournament Teams

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Quarterfinals (at high seeds) #1 Wittenberg 59, #8 Hiram 43

#2 Ohio Wesleyan 62, #7 Oberlin 56#3 Denison 80, #6 Allegheny 58#4 Kenyon 48, #5 Wooster 47

Semifinals (at Wittenberg)Denison 86, Ohio Wesleyan 57

Wittenberg 60, Kenyon 54

Championship (at Wittenberg) Denison 70, Wittenberg 67

All-Tournament TeamPam Quigney (OWU), Morgan Korinek

(KEN), Carrie Dyer (WIT), Katherine Hueter (WIT), Serafina Nuzzo (DEN)MVP: Shaina Kaiser (DEN)

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Quarterfinals (at high seeds) #1 Wooster 73, #8 Kenyon 59#2 Wabash 73, #7 Denison 54#3 Wittenberg 85, #6 Hiram 63

#5 Ohio Wesleyana 73, #4 Allegheny 59

Semifinals (at Wooster)Wittenberg 61, Wabash 60

Wooster 87, Ohio Wesleyan 70

Championship (at Wooster) Wooster 88, Wittenberg 77

All-Tournament TeamIan Franks (WOO), Chase Haltom (WAB),

Michael Cooper (WIT), David Hieber (WIT), Tim Brady (OWU)

MVP: Nathan Balch (WOO)

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WOMEN Nan Nichols Award

2010 Shaina Kaiser, DEN2009 Tyler Cordell, OWU2008 Sarah Perrine, DEN2007 Kristen Sheffield, DEN2006 Kristen Sheffield, DEN2005 Kristen Sheffield, DEN2004 Haley Warden, WIT2003 Kate Rolf, WIT2002 Tiffany Barbee, OWU2001 Jessica Viertlboeck, OWU2000 Stephany Dunmyer, KEN1999 Jess Viertlboeck, OWU1998 Melissa Kolbe, WIT1997 Kim Graf, KEN1996 Jana Bostelman, WIT1995 Lee Oden, WIT1994 Christy Clay, DEN1993 Bobbi Ashby, WIT1992 Kate Ryan, OWU1991 Danielle Rogers, WIT

MEN Al Van Wie Award

2010 Nathan Balch, WOO2009 Justin Hallowell, WOO2008 Dustin Rudegair, OWU2007 James Cooper, WOO2006 Dane Borchers, WIT2005 Daniel Russ, WIT2004 Tom Port, WOO2003 Blake Mealer, WOO2002 B.J. Harris, WAB2001 Bryan Nelson, WOO2000 John Ellenwood, WOO1999 John Ellenwood, WOO1998 Ben Schulz, ALL1997 Greg Morris, WOO1996 Jamel King, WIT1995 Rowell Fernandez, WOO1994 Chris Donovan, KEN1993 Brian Buchanan, WOO1992 Erich Riebe, WOO1991 Brad Baldridge, WIT Nathan Balch

2010 (W at Wittenberg; M at Wooster)Men: Wooster 88, Wittenberg 77Women: Denison 70, Wittenberg 67

2009 (W at Denison; M at Wooster)Men: Wooster 84, Wabash 72Women: Ohio Wesleyan 73, Allegheny 65

2008 (W at Kenyon; M at Wooster)Men: Ohio Wesleyan 89, Wabash 72Women: Denison 66, Wittenberg 55

2007 (W at Denison; M at Wooster)Men: Wooster 86, Ohio Wesleyan 51Women: Denison 63, Allegheny 47

2006(W at Wittenberg; M at Wooster)Men: Wittenberg 71, Wooster 69Women: Denison 68, Kenyon 54

2005 (W at Kenyon; M at Wooster)Men: Wittenberg 61, Wooster 59Women: Denison 49, Kenyon 39

2004 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Wooster 100, Wittenberg 71Women: Wittenberg 66. Allegheny 53

2003 (W at Wittenberg; M at Wooster)Men: Wooster 93, Allegheny 71Women: Wittenberg 72, O. Wesleyan 58

2002 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Wittenberg 58, Wooster 57Women: OWU 81, Wittenberg 75

2001 (M at Wittenberg; W at OWU)Men: Wooster 59, Wittenberg 56Women: Ohio Wesleyan 87, Earlham 76

2000 (M at Wooster; W at OWU)Men: Wooster 114, Wabash 91Women: Kenyon 57, O. Wesleyan 51

1999 (M at Wooster; W at OWU)Men: Wooster 89, Allegheny 69Women: O. Wesleyan 74, Wittenberg 72

1998 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Allegheny 66, Wooster 64Women: Wittenberg 66, Denison 53

1997 (M&W at Wooster)Men: Wooster 51, Wittenberg 44Women: Kenyon 65, Ohio Wesleyan 61

1996 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Wittenberg 65, Allegheny 55Women: Wittenberg 69, Wooster 66

1995 (M&W at Wittenberg)Men: Wooster 71, Wittenberg 67Women: Wittenberg 80, O. Wesleyan 79

1994 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan)Men: Kenyon 84, Wittenberg 78Women: Denison 80, Wittenberg 65

1993 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan)Men: Wooster 64, Kenyon 48Women: Wittenberg 67, OWU 60

1992 (M&W at Wooster)Men: Wooster 61, Wittenberg 54Women: OWU 73, Wittenberg 65

1991 (M&W at Wooster)Men: Wittenberg 65, Wooster 48Women: Wittenberg 71, OWU 56

1990 (M&W at Denison)Men: Wittenberg 86, Ohio Wesleyan 62Women: Wooster 72, Wittenberg 56

1989 (M&W at Kenyon)Men: Allegheny 56, Wooster 54Women: Allegheny 67, Wooster 56

1988 (M&W at Wooster)Men: Ohio Wesleyan 91, Allegheny 77Women: Allegheny 84, O. Wesleyan 71

1987 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan)Men: Allegheny 96, Ohio Wesleyan 94Women: Allegheny 61, Kenyon 42

1986 (M&W at Allegheny)Men: Ohio Wesleyan 69, Kenyon 64Women: Allegheny 69, O. Wesleyan 46

1985 (M&W at Ohio Wesleyan)Men: Ohio Wesleyan 65, Allegheny 59Women: Allegheny 74, Wooster 65

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North Coast Athletic Conference2010-11 Calendar of Events

August, 20103 Tuesday Cross Country Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan14 Saturday IOA Football Officiating Clinic Denison18 Wednesday Sports Information Directors’ Meeting Delaware, OhioSeptember, 20108 Wednesday Swimming & Diving Coaches’ Meeting Denison14 Tuesday Softball Coaches’ Meeting if needed (Wooster)26 Sunday Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Meeting Denison28 Tuesday Baseball Coaches’ Meeting if needed (Ohio Wesleyan)October, 20103 Sunday NCAC Athletic Directors/Faculty Reps’ Meetings Columbus, Ohio4 Monday NCAC Sports Caucus Meeting Columbus, Ohio20 Wednesday Tennis Coaches’ Meeting Denison23 Saturday Swimming & Diving Relays (M&W) Denison/Kenyon30 Saturday Cross Country Championships (M&W) Wabash31 Sunday IOA Women’s Basketball Officiating Clinic Ohio WesleyanNovember, 2010 3 Wednesday Field Hockey Tournament Semifinals TBA (high seeds)3 Wednesday Men’s Soccer Tournament Semifinals TBA (high seeds)3 Wednesday Women’s Soccer Tournament Semifinals TBA (high seeds)5-6 Fri.-Sat. Volleyball Championships TBA (high seed)6 Saturday Field Hockey Tournament Championship TBA (high seed)6 Saturday Men’s Soccer Tournament Championship TBA (high seed)6 Saturday Women’s Soccer Tournament Championship TBA (high seed)7 Sunday IOA Men’s Basketball Officiating Clinic Denison9 Tuesday Soccer Coaches’ Meeting (M&W) Ohio Wesleyan16 Tuesday Field Hockey Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan16 Tuesday Athletic Trainers’ Meeting OberlinDecember, 20107 Tuesday Volleyball Coaches’ Meeting Wooster16 Thursday NCAC Presidents’ Council Columbus, OhioJanuary, 201112-15 Wed.-Sat. NCAA Convention San Antonio, TX 12/13* Wed./Thurs. NCAC AD Meeting (at NCAA Convention) San Antonio, TX14 Friday NCAC Meeting (at NCAA Convention) San Antonio, TX29 Saturday Indoor Track & Field Relays (M&W) Oberlin30 Sunday SAAC Meeting KenyonFebruary, 20119 Wednesday Swimming & Diving Coaches Meeting (M&W) Canton, Ohio10-12 Thurs.-Sat. Swimming & Diving Championships (M&W) Denison at Canton, Ohio22 Tuesday Basketball Tournament Quarterfinals (M&W) TBA (high seeds)25-26 Fri.-Sat. Basketball Tournament Semifinals and Championships (M&W) TBA (high seeds)26 Saturday Pentathlon (M&W) KenyonMarch, 20114-5 Fri.-Sat. Indoor Track & Field Championships (M&W) OberlinApril,201123-24 Sat.-Sun.** NCAC Men’s & Women’s Golf Event I Wooster26 Tuesday Basketball Coaches’ Meetings Ohio Wesleyan 28 Thursday Tennis Coaches’ Meeting Oberlin28 Thursday Baseball Coaches’ Meeting at championship site28 Thursday Women’s Lacrosse Championship Semifinals TBA (high seed)28-30 Thurs.-Sat. Baseball Championship TBA (Chillicothe, Ohio)29-30-1 Fri.-Sun. Tennis Championships (M&W) Oberlin30 Saturday Women’s Lacrosse Championship TBA (high seed)30-1 Sat.-Sun. Combined Events Track & Field Championship (M&W) Kenyon30-1 Sat.-Sun. Men’s & Women’s Golf Event II HiramMay, 20112 Monday Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Meeting Wooster5 Thursday Softball Coaches’ Meeting TBA (tournament site)6-7 Fri.-Sat. Outdoor Track & Field Championships (M&W) Oberlin6-7 Fri.-Sat. Softball Tournament TBA (high seed)8 Sunday Men’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Meeting Kenyon10 Tuesday Track & Field Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan10 Tuesday Football Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan18-19 Wed.- Thur. Annual NCAC Meetings Wittenberg

* Date/location to be determined** May move to a Friday-Saturday event