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2 HUSKIES ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS St. Cloud State Huskies Huskies Men s Basketball Final Release Overall Record, NSIC Fifth in the NSIC North Tied for 10th Overall in NSIC Standings Season Record : NSIC Record: NSIC Standings: 5th in North; tied for 10th Overall Head Coach Matt Reimer, 2nd Season Record at SCSU: Stat Leaders Points: Scottie Stone, 19.9 pts. per game Rebounds: Gage Davis, 8.0 rebounds per game Assists: Mark Hall, 89 Steals: Gage Davis, 32 Blocks: Nebojsa Stanojevic, 24 FT %: Mark Hall, 90.9 % (40-for-44) FG%: Jon Averkamp, 65.4 (104-for-159) 3-FG%: Andy Foley, 45.5 (20-for-55) Minutes: Gage Davis, 33.1 Games Played: Scottie Stone, Gage Davis, Mark Hall, Jon Averkamp, 29 games Games Started: Scottie Stone, Mark Hall, 29 games Follow the Huskies Radio: KNSI 1450 AM/103.3 FM Online Audio: Radio: KVSC 88.1 FM / Live Stats: Live Video: Live NSIC Scores: Huskies Schedule (all times are Central Time) November Nov MIAA/NSIC Challenge Nov. 13 at Missouri Southern L, Nov. 14 vs. Pittsburg State L, Nov Husky Hoopster Classic Nov. 20 vs. Saint John s L, Nov. 21 vs. Mayville State W, Nov. 24 vs. Northland College W, Nov. 28 at Minnesota Duluth * L, December Dec. 4 vs. Bemidji State* W, Dec. 5 vs. Minnesota Crookston * W, Dec. 11 at No. 4 MSU Moorhead * L, Dec. 12 at Northern State * L, Dec. 19 vs. Minnesota Duluth * L, Dec. 30 vs. Crown College W, January Jan. 2 vs. No. 25 Minnesota State * L, Jan. 3 vs. Concordia-St. Paul * W, Jan. 9 at Minnesota Crookston * W, Jan. 10 at Bemidji State * L, Jan. 15 at No. 2 Augustana * L, Jan. 16 at Wayne State * W, Jan. 22 vs. U-Mary * W, Jan. 23 vs. Minot State * W, Jan. 29 vs. Southwest MN St. * W, Jan. 30 vs. Sioux Falls * L, February Feb. 5 at Winona State* L, Feb. 6 at Upper Iowa * L, Feb. 12 vs. Northern State * W, Feb. 13 vs. No. 11 MSU Moorhead *L, Feb. 19 at Minot State * L, Feb. 20 at U-Mary * W, February NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament Feb. 24 Upper Iowa L, Men s Basketball Contact: Joe Prisco, / (c)/jprisco@stcloudstate.edu

3 St. Cloud State Starters PPG RPG Notables G - #30 Mark Hall 6-3, 175, Jr Transfer from Illinois State; scored 21 pts vs. SJU G - #22 Scottie Stone 6-3, 190, Jr Leads team in made threes; tallied 34 pts vs. WSC F - #24 Jon Averkamp 6-6, 225, So Recorded 19 pts and three rebounds against UIU F - #20 Gage Davis 6-4, 200, R-Fr Transfer from IPFW; scored 36 pts. vs. WSC C - #40 Seth Mortag 6-6, 210, R-So Had 19 pts and 11 rebounds vs. Crown College Season Notables St. Cloud State lost in the first round of the NSIC/Sanford Health Basketball Tournament to Upper Iowa by a score. The loss dropped the program to all-time in post season play dating back to season. The team now has an all-time mark of 11-6 in NSIC postseason tournament play. The team finished with a losing record both overall, 13-16, and in conference play, The losing overall record for the program was the first time since the team finished The team s 16 losses tied the school record for most losses in a single season The non-winning mark in conference play was the first sub.500 mark since the team finished at The 20 consecutive winning season streak for the program was also snapped. The team s longest winning streak of the season was four games from Jan Jan. 29. The program s longest losing streak was three games and that happened three times throughout the season from Nov Nov. 20, Dec Dec. 19 and from Jan Feb. 6. The team had a record of 10-5 in home games, but only went 3-11 away from Halenbeck Hall. The team s largest victory of the season was 57 points, St. Cloud State Numerical Roster No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown / High School / Previous School 4 Kurt Hall F So. North Chicago, Ill./North Chicago H.S. / Toledo 10 Brindley Theisen G Fr. St. Cloud, Minn. / Cathedral H.S. 12 Eddie Alcantara F Sr. New York, N.Y./Chicago Hales Franciscan H.S. / Blinn 14 Andy Foley F So. St. Cloud, Minn./St. Cloud Tech H.S. 20 Gage Davis F R-Fr. Bolingbrook, Ill. / Bolingbrook H.S. / IPFW 22 Scottie Stone G Jr. Melrose, Minn./Melrose H.S. 24 Jon Averkamp F So. Germantown, Wis./Germantown H.S. 30 Mark Hall G Jr. Round Lake, Ill. /Grayslake H.S. / Illinois State 32 Chuckie Smith G Jr. Minneapolis, Minn./Washburn H.S. 34 Adam Heede-Andersen G Fr. Copenhagen, Denmark / Stenhus Gymnasium / West Oaks Academy 40 Seth Mortag F R-So. Brookfield, Wis./Brookfield H.S. 44 Jake Mussman F Fr. St. Cloud, Minn. /St. Cloud Tech H.S. 50 Josh Johnson F Sr. Stillwater, Minn./Stillwater H.S. 52 Nebojsa Stanojevic C Jr. Belgrade, Serbia/Red Star Belgrade / Seton Hill 54 Drew Hansen F Sr. Columbia Heights, Minn./Columbia Heights H.S. Head Coach: Matt Reimer (2nd year) Assistant Coach: Chad Welk (2nd year) Assistant Coach: Jon Roesch (5th year) Assistant Coach: Mahmoud Abdelfattah (3rd year) Graduate Assistant: James Fort (1st year) 49, against Crown College on Dec. 30. The worst defeat of the season was by 39 points, , to eventual national champions Augustana University on Jan. 15 The program was 11-8 in the 19 games where it held a rebounding advantage. The program s 77.9 free throw percentage led the NSIC and was the third-highest in school history The team had three captains in Mark Hall, Chuckie Smith and Scottie Stone. SCSU was picked sixth overall and third in the NSIC Division in the annual preseason poll in Honors and Awards: All-NSIC First Team: Freshman forward Gage Davis All-NSIC Second Team: Junior guard Scottie Stone All-NSIC Freshman of the Year: Gage Davis Division II Bulletin All-Freshman Team: Gage Davis Academic All-NSIC: Sophomore Jon Averkamp and Sophomore Andy Foley First Year Record Gage Davis set the school record for scoring among first year players at SCSU with his 570 points in 29 games and bettered the previous mark of 482 points of Dan Hagen Pronuciations Eddie Alcantara... Al-khan-TAR-A Jon Averkamp... Averr-camp Matt Reimer... Rye-mur Nebojsa Stanojevic... Ne-bow-sha Stano-jen-vich Brindley Theisen...Brind - lee Thee-sen

4 Head Coach Matt Reimer Reimer was introduced as the 13th men s basketball coach in school history on March 24, The longtime Huskies assistant coach replaced the retiring Kevin Schlagel. In his first season as head coach, Reimer led the team to an overall record and a third place finish in the NSIC. Dates Position and School Went 13-16, in NSIC Went 18-12, 13-9 in NSIC March, 2014 Named St. Cloud State Men s Basketball Head Coach St. Cloud State Assistant Men s Basketball Coach Assistant Director of Basketball Camps, St. Cloud State Graduate Assistant MBB, SCSU Assistant Coaches Chad Welk 2nd Season Jon Roesch 5th Season Mahmoud Abdelfattah 3rd Season James Fort 1st Season Double- Doubles Player...Opponent (Date)... Statistic Eddie Alcantara... Missouri Southern (11/13) pts and 11rebounds Gage Davis... Minnesota Duluth (11/28) pts and 11 rebounds Gage Davis...Bemidji State (12/4)...29 pts and 12 rebounds Scottie Stone...Bemidji State (12/4) pts and 10 rebounds Gage Davis...Minnesota Crookston (12/5)...22 pts and 11 rebounds Seth Mortag...Crown College (12/30) pts and 11 rebounds Gage Davis...CSP (1/3)...32 pts and 12 rebounds Gage Davis... Wayne State (1/16)...36 pts and 13 rebounds Seth Mortag...Minot State (1/23) pts. and 10 rebounds Gage Davis... SMSU (1/29)...28 pts and 10 rebounds Gage Davis...Upper Iowa (2/6) pts. and 12 rebounds Seth Mortag...Northern State (2/12) pts and 11 rebounds Gage Davis... MSU Moorhead (2/13) pts. and 12 rebounds Gage Davis...Mary (2/20)...25 pts. and 11 rebounds Gage Davis... Upper Iowa (2/24) pts. and 14 rebounds during the Stone Earned NSIC POW Honors Junior Scottie Stone was named the NSIC s North Division Player of the Week on Jan. 25 for the first time in his career after averaging 25 points per game in the team s wins over U-Mary and Minot State. Stone scored 32 points against the Marauders and led the team with 18 points including the 1,000th point of his career against the Beavers. His plus 30 point performance was his third of the season. He was the second SCSU player to be named the conference s player of the week this season. Davis Earned NSIC POW Honors Redshirt freshman Gage Davis was named the NSIC s North Division Player of the Week on Dec. 7 after averaging 25.5 points and 11.5 rebounds a contest in the team s conference wins over Bemidji State and Minnesota Crookston Davis was the first SCSU basketball player to take home the weekly award since Jordan Poydras was named on Feb. 9, 2015 Husky Paws / Other Notables The 102 points against Northern State on Feb. 12 was the ninth time the program had topped 90 points this season. The team went 8-1 in those Huskies In Post-Season NSIC Play Year Opponent Score NSIC Tournament Augustana W, First Round Winona State W, Semifinals Minnesota State W, Championship Game CSP W, First Round Wayne State W, Semifinals Southwest Minnesota W, Championship Game Augustana W, First Round Mary W, Semifinals Winona State L, Championship Game Winona State L, First Round CSP W, First Round Upper Iowa L, Semifinals Sioux Falls W, First Round Winona State L, Quarterfinals Southwest Minnesota W, First Round Minnesota State L, Quarterfinals Upper Iowa L, First Round MBB Contact: Joe Prisco, (0) / (C) /jprisco@stcloudstate.edu 4

5 games. The 102 points against Northern State marked the team s ninth time over 100 points since the season with nearly half of those times (four) coming this season. The four times (102 vs. Northern State - 2/12/16; 103 points against Southwest Minnesota State - 1/29/16; 108 at Wayne State - 1/16/16 and 106 points vs. Crown College - 12/30/15) over a 100 points this season is the most for the program since the team did it seven times. The team ended up shooting 63.9 percent from the field for the game (39-for-61) and hit from the three-point line at a 62.5 percent clip (10-for-16). The 63.9 percent shooting from the field was the team s best shooting since hitting on exactly that percentage against Wayne State last season (1/17/15). Those two 63.9 shooting percentages from the field the last two years can only be topped over the last three seasons by the team hitting on 65.5 percent of their shots against Ashford. The 62.5 percent shooting from three-point range against the Wolves this year was last eclipsed by the team s 64.3 percent shooting (9-for-14) against Ashford during the campaign (12/29/12). SCSU was able to knocked down a season-high 26 free throws in the win over the Southwest Minnesota State on Jan. 29. Scottie Stone became just the 39th player in school history to reach 1,000 career points with his 18 points against Minot State (1/23/16) Gage Davis 36 points against Wayne State (1/16/16) were the most points scored by an SCSU player since Taylor Witt scored 39 points against Augustana during the 2011 season SCSU Active Player Career Leaderboard Games Played... Scottie Stone - 87 Games Started... Scottie Stone - 48 Minutes Played... Scottie Stone - 2,346 Field Goals Made... Scottie Stone Field Goals Attempted... Scottie Stone Field Goal Percentage (Min. 40 Attempts)... Jon Averkamp Three Point Fields Made...Scottie Stone Three Point Field Goals Attempted... Scottie Stone Three Point Percentage (Min. 100 Attempts)... Scottie Stone Free Throws Made... Scottie Stone Free Throws Attempted... Scottie Stone Free Throw Percentage (Min. 20 Attempts)...Chuckie Smith Offensive Rebounds... Jon Averkamp - 93 Defensive Rebounds... Scottie Stone Total Rebounds... Scottie Stone Assists... Scottie Stone Blocks... Nebojsa Stanojevic - 23 Steals... Scottie Stone - 69 Points... Scottie Stone - 1, St. Cloud State Ranking Summary Team Total...NSIC Rank Scoring Offense rd Scoring Defense th Scoring Margin th Free Throw Percentage st Field Goal Percentage th Field Goal Defense th Three-Point Percentage th Three-Point Defense Percentage th Rebounding Offense th Rebounding Defense th Rebounding Margin th Blocked Shots th Assists nd Steals th Turnover Margin th Assist / Turnover Ratio rd Offensive Rebounds st Defensive Rebounds th Three Point Field Goals Made th Individual Player Average... Rank Scoring Scottie Stone th Gage Davis th Total Point Scottie Stone th Gage Davis th Rebounding Gage Davis rd Field Goal Percentage Jon Averkamp st Total Field Goals Made Gage Davis th Scottie Stone th Total Field Goal Attempts Scottie Stone nd Gage Davis th Three Point FG Made Scottie Stone nd Three Point FG Attempts Scottie Stone st Free Throw Percentage Scottie Stone th Offensive Rebounds Jon Averkamp th Gage Davis th Defensive Rebounds Gage Davis nd Blocks Nebojsa Stanojevic th Minutes Played Gage Davis th Scottie Stone th Steals Gage Davis th Assist to Turnover Ratio Mark Hall th

6 Team & Individual Game Highs Team... Category... Individual 108 at Wayne State, Points... 36, Gage Davis at Wayne State, vs. Crown College, Rebounds... 14, Gage Davis at Upper Iowa, vs. Crown College, Assists... 8, Gage Davis at MSU Moorhead, vs. Northland College, Steals...5, Gage Davis vs. Crown College, at Missouri Southern, Turnovers... 8, Eddie Alcantara at Missouri Southern, vs. Crown College, Field Goals Made... 14, Gage Davis at Wayne State, at Wayne State, vs. Crown College, Field Goal Attempts... 26, Scottie Stone vs. MSU Moorhead, (39-61) vs. Northern State, Field Goal % (min. 6 att.) , (5-6) Jon Averkamp vs. Minot State, , (5-6), Andy Foley vs, SMSU, 1/13/ (5-6), Mark Hall vs. Wayne State, (5-6), Eddie Alcantara vs. Crown College, (5-6), Jon Averkamp vs. Minnesota Duluth, vs. Minnesota Crookston, Point Field Goals Made... 7, Scottie Stone at Upper Iowa, vs. MSU Moorhead, Point Field Goals Attempted...16, Scottie Stone vs. MSU Moorhead, (10-16) vs. Northern State, Point FG % (min. 4 attempts) (4-4), Scottie Stone at Minnesota Crookston, (4-4), Gage Davis vs. Minnesota Crookston (4-4), Brindley Theisen vs. Northland College, vs. SMSU, Free Throws Made...11, Gage Davis vs.concordia-st. Paul, vs. SMSU, Free Throw Attempts...11, vs. Scottie Stone vs. Mary, vs. Minnesota Duluth, , Gage Davis vs. Concordia-St. Paul, (19-20) vs. Concordia-St. Paul, Free Throw % (min. 8 att) (11-11), Gage Davis vs. Concordia-St. Paul, , (9-9), Gage Davis vs. SMSU, The 14 rebounds from Davis against the Peacocks (2/24/16) were the most for the program since Mike Rostampur had 15 rebounds against MSU Moorhead during the 2012 season. Scottie Stone and Gage Davis became the first SCSU teammates to score 30 or more points in games in the same season (Stone - 32 pts. vs. Minnesota Crookston - 1/9/16 and 34 pts. at Wayne State - 1/16/16; Davis - 32 pts. vs. CSP and 36 pts. at Wayne State - 1/16/16) since Jordan Poydras and Matt Craggs did it during the season. Stone and Davis also became the first set of teammates at SCSU to score 30 or more points in the same game in at least the last 10 years. Since the start of the 2005 season, Davis and Stone are only the sixth set of teammates to both score 30 or more points in a game in the same season (David Dreas and Adam Sullivan in ; Taylor Witt and Josh Ortmann in ; Taylor Witt and Matt Schneck in ; Taylor Witt and Andrew Bernsetter in ; Jordan Poydras and Matt Cragg in ). Stone and Davis are the first set of teammates to do the feat of 30 or more points in back-to-back games since the season when Andrew Bernsetter scored 35 against Upper Iowa (1/8/11) and Taylor Witt scored 31 points the next day (1/9/11) against Winona State. The team defeated Wayne State by score on Jan. 16. The 108 points against Wayne State was the most points for the program since scoring 120 against Dakota State during the season. The team s 43 made field goals against WSU tied the season high (also against Crown College - 12/30/15). The 43 made field goals twice this season are the most since the team also hit 43 shots against Dakota State during the season. The 39-point loss to then No. 2 Augustana, , on Jan. 15 was the worst defeat for the program since they fell by the same score and margin to Nebraska-Omaha during the season. The Huskies recorded 50 or more rebounds in a game for the first time on season with 54 boards against Crown College (12/30/15). The 54 rebounds were the most for the program since hauling in 58 against Crossroads College last season. The team s 30 assists against Crown College (12/30/15) were the most for the team since gettting 32 helpers against Dakota State during the 2008 season. The 49 points allowed to Crown College was the lowest opponent point total since Iowa Wesleyan was limited to 47 points against SCSU last season. The 57-point margin of victory against Crown College was the largest for the program since the team had a 70-point victory over Macalester (144-74). The SCSU team was able to knock down 15-of-25 three-point attempts (60 percent) in the victory against Minnesota Crookston (12/5/15). The 15 made threes against UMC were the most made threes for the team since knocking down a school-record 16 against Winona State during the season (1/9/11). Gage Davis three straight double-doubles from Nov. 28 to Dec. 5 was the longest streak of double-doubles for the program since Andrew Bernstetter also had three straight during the 2011 season (from 1/3/11 to 1/9/11). The Huskies lead the NSIC with an average of 12.4 offensive rebounds a game this season. The Huskies, after some sharp shooting from the free throw line over the last few weeks of the season, were the top free MBB Contact: Joe Prisco, (0) / (C) /jprisco@stcloudstate.edu

7 throw shooting team in the league at 77.9 percent (403-for- 517) The program also ranked in the top half of the conference in assists (16.6-2nd), attendance (1,361-5th), rebounding margin (4.2-5th), scoring (84-3rd), turnover margin (0.69-5th), total rebounds (1098-5th), turnovers per game (10.7-5th), three-point field goals made per game (8.8-5th), assist to turnover ratio (1.5-3rd), scoring margin (2.5-7th), three-point percentage (38-7th) and field goal percentage (46.9-7th). Scottie Stone was fourth in the conference in scoring (19.9) and placed 67th nationally in that category. Stone placed fifth in the league with 578 points on the second most attempts (466) in the NSIC. Stone also ranked second in the conference with his 85 made threes. He also was ninth in free throw percentage at 82.4 percent (103-for-125) and seventh minutes played at Gage Davis finished fifth in the NSIC in scoring with his average of 19.7 points a game and was placed 70th nationally in that category. Davis made the fourth-most field goals in the league with 217 and shot 50.9 percent from the field (217-for-426). He was fifth in league at 33.1 minutes per game and ranked 11th in steals (32). Davis finished third in the NSIC with an average of 8.0 rebounds per game. Jon Averkamp led the league in field goal percentage (65.4) and was fifth in the league with an average of 2.3 offensive rebounds per game despite only averaging 23.2 minutes per game. Junior Nebojsa Stanojevic was sixth in the league with his average of 1.0 blocks per game. Gage Davis finished second in defensive rebounds with an average of 5.9 per contest and eighth in offensive rebounding at 2.1 per game. Junior Mark Hall was 10th in the league in assist to turnover ratio (2.0). In the team s 13 wins this season, Gage Davis and Scottie Stone both averaged over 20 points per game. Davis averaged 22.7 points and 9.0 rebounds a contest while shooting 56 percent from the field, 50.8 percent from NSIC Standings School Conf CPct. Overall Pct. Div. DPct. Streak North MSU Moorhead L2 Northern State L1 U-Mary L1 Minnesota Duluth L7 St. Cloud State L1 Minot State L1 Bemidji State L7 Minnesota Crookston L19 South Augustana W15 Minnesota State Mankato L1 Winona State L1 Upper Iowa L1 Sioux Falls L1 Concordia-St. Paul L1 Southwest Minnesota State L3 Wayne State L8 three-point range and 83 percent from the free throw line. Stone checked in at 22.9 points per game and shot 44 percent from beyond the arc and 80.6 percent from the free throw line in the wins. In home games this season, the team went 10-5 with Davis averaging 19.3 points per game and Stone chipping in 19.1 points per contest. In road contests this season, the team went 3-10 with Stone averaging 21.6 points per game and Davis putting in 20.5 points and 8.3 rebounds a contest. Coach / Team Career Notes Head coach Matt Reimer has an overall record and mark in the NSIC in his career after two seasons. The program placed fifth in the North Division and tied for 10th overall in the standing in in the NSIC. The program has still won 17 or more games 18 times since Scottie Stone enters his senior season ranking eighth in the career record books with 180 made threes and only 70 from tying the school all-time record. Stone s 85 made threes during the season were the sixth-most in school history for a single campaign. Gage Davis 11 made free throws in as many attempts against Concordia, St. Paul (1/3/16) tied the school record of percent on a minimum of 10 attempts from the line

8 Player Bio Notes Eddie Alcantara was a two-year member of the program. He started 11 games and played in 28 games as a senior while averaging 5.0 points per game 3.3 rebounds per contest. Alcantara recorded a double-double of 18 points and 11 rebounds against Missouri Southern to start the season (11/13/15). He scored a career-high 20 points against Minnesota State (1/2/16). Twice he recorded five assists in a game as a senior (Wayne State - 1/16/16 and Pittsburg State - 11/14/15). Alcantara scored in double figures in five games as a senior and 14 times in his career. He finished his career with averages of 5.7 points per game and 4.2 rebounds a contest in 58 career games and 37 starts. Drew Hansen was part of the program for two years. He played in five games as a senior and recorded a pair of made field goals and five rebounds, a block and a steal. Hansen ended his career having played in nine games while recording six points and seven rebounds. Josh Johnson was part of the program for two years. He played in six games as a senior recording three rebounds and two points. Johnson ended his career having played in 11 games with nine points and four rebounds. Mark Hall was one of five players on the team to play in all 29 games and one of two to start all the team s games. The junior transfer from Illinois State ranked third on the team with his average of 8.9 points per game and led the team in assists while placing 10th in the conference in assist to turnover ratio (2.0). Hall scored in double figures in 14 games including a career high 21 points against St. John s (11/20/15). Chuckie Smith played in 25 games off the bench in He averaged 3.4 points per game while going 16-for-16 from the free throw line. Smith also hit 18 threes among his 26 made field goals. He scored 12 points against Minnesota Duluth (12/19/16). Nebojsa Stanojevic played in 23 games with 12 starts. He averaged 3.4 points and 4.1 rebounds per game while leading the team in blocked shots (24). Stanojevic shot 57.4 percent from the field (35-for-61) and 52.8 percent from the free throw line (19-for-36). He had a career high 10 points against Northern State (2/12/16) and 11 rebounds against University of Mary (2/20/16). He picked up four blocks against Concordia-St. Paul (1/3/16). Scottie Stone played and started all 29 games. He scored in double figures in 26 games including a career-high of 34 points against Wayne State (1/16/16). Stone had 26 double figures performances including three games with 30 or more points. He picked up the first double-double of his career with 19 points and 10 rebounds against Bemidji State (12/14/16). He went over 1,000 career points against Minot State (1/23/16). Stone took home the conference s weekly North Division Player of the Week honor on Jan. 25, He was named Second Team All-NSIC after averaging 19.9 points a game to place fourth in the NSIC while also making the second most threes in the conference (85). He finished the season with 578 points, 123 rebounds, 77 assists and 26 steals. Seth Mortag played in all 29 games with 15 starts. He averaged 4.7 points per game and 3.4 rebounds in his first season back from injury. Mortag shot 48.5 percent from the field (48-for-99) and 74.1 percent from the line (40-for-54). He pulled down 47 offensive rebounds among his 98 total boards. Mortag scored in double figures six times and had three double-doubles (Crown College - 19 pts. and 11 rebounds - 12/30/16, Minot State - 12 pts and 10 rebounds - 1/23/16, and Northern State - 12 pts and 10 rebounds - 2/12/16). Jon Averkamp played in all 29 games with 19 starts. He led the NSIC in field goal percentage at 65.4 percent (104-for- 159) while averaging 8.4 points per game and 4.8 rebounds per contest. He placed fifth in the conference with an average of 2.3 offensive rebounds per game. He scored in double figures in 10 games including a career-high 19 points against Upper Iowa (2/24/16). Also shot 81.8 percent from the free throw line (36- for-44) and totaled 139 rebounds (66 offensive) and 244 points. He was an All-NSIC Academic selection. Andy Foley played in all 29 games with one start. He averaged 4.7 points per game and 3.4 rebounds. Foley shot 52.7 percent from the field (48-for-91), 45.5 percent from three-point range (20-for-44) and 77.8 percent from the free thrown line (21-for-27). He total 100 rebounds, 38 assists and 137 points in 17.4 minutes per game. He scored in double figures four times including a career-high 14 points against Southwest Minnesota State (1/29/16). He was an All-NSIC Academic selection. Kurt Hall sat out the entire season with an injury Gage Davis played in all 29 games with 28 starts. He was a First Team All-NSIC selection and earned the NSIC s Freshman of the Year honor after averaging 19.7 points per game and 8.0 rebounds a contest. His point s per game average was fifth in the NSIC. Davis also placed third in the league in rebounding. He scored in double figures in 27 games including two 30-point performances. He scored a career-high 36 points against Wayne State (1/16/16). He hauled in 14 rebounds against Upper Iowa (2/24/16) and had eight assists against MSU Moorhead (12/11/15). Davis recorded 10 double-doubles on the season and led the team in scoring in 13 games. He was the club s leading rebounder in 15 contests and had the most assists on the MBB Contact: Joe Prisco, (0) / (C) /jprisco@stcloudstate.edu 8

9 team in eight games. He was named the NSIC North Player of the Week on Dec. 7, 2015 Adam Heede-Andersen played in 28 games off the bench while averaging 10.7 minutes per game. Heede-Anderson shot 55.3 percent from the field (21-for-38), 72 percent from the free throw line (18-for-25) and had 61 assists. He scored 10 points against Sioux Falls (1/30/16) and led the team in assists in five games. Jake Mussman sat out the season. Brindley Theisen played in all 29 games with one start. He averaged 4.5 points per game while shooting 47.5 percent from the field (47-for-99), 42.4 percent from three point range (28-for-66) and 75 percent from the free throw line (9-for-12). He totaled 131 points and 48 rebounds. Theisen scored in double figures six times including a career-high 16 points against MSU Moorhead (2/13/16) and Crown College (11/24/15)

10 Individual Season - Career Marks When Was the Last Time the Huskies Had... NSIC Player of the Week Career Scottie Stone (1/25/16) Gage Davis (12/7/15) Double-Figure Scoring Career Scottie Stone Gage Davis Eddie Alcantara Mark Hall Jon Averkamp Seth Mortag Andy Foley Chuckie Smith Brindley Theisen Adam Heede-Andersen Nebojsa Stanojevic Josh Johnson Drew Hansen Point Games Career Scottie Stone Gage Davis Point Games Career Scottie Stone Gage Davis Point Games Career Scottie Stone Gage Davis Mark Hall Eddie Alcantara Double-Figure Rebounding Career Gage Davis Eddie Alcantara Seth Mortag Jon Averkamp Scottie Stone Nebojsa Stanojevic Double-Doubles Career Gage Davis Eddie Alcantara Seth Mortag Scottie Stone Led Team in Scoring Career Scottie Stone Gage Davis Eddie Alcantara Brindley Theisen Jon Averkamp Chuckie Smith Led Team in Rebounding Career Eddie Alcantara Gage Davis Scottie Stone Jon Averkamp Seth Mortag Nebojsa Stanojevic Mark Hall Led Team in Assists Career Mark Hall Scottie Stone Gage Davis Adam Heede-Andersen Eddie Alcantara Chuckie Smith Andy Foley Brindley Theisen POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS DOUBLE-DOUBLES Player 10+ Points 20+ Points 10+ Rebounds 10+ Assists Double-Doubles Eddie Alcantara Jon Averkamp Gage Davis Andy Foley Mark Hall Adam Heede-Andersen Seth Mortag Chuckie Smith Scottie Stone Brindley Theisen Nebojsa Stanojevic Total MBB Contact: Joe Prisco, (0) / (C) /jprisco@stcloudstate.edu 10 A Player Score 30 Points 32 points Scottie Stone vs. Mary (1/22/16) A Player Score 35 + Points 36 points Gage Davis at Wayne State (1/16/16) A Player Score 40 Points 43 points Taylor Witt vs. Midwestern State (3/24/10) A player with 12+ rebounds in a game 14 rebounds Gage Davis at Upper Iowa (2/24/16) A player grab 15 rebounds 15 rebounds Mike Rostampour vs. MSU Moorhead (1/21/12) A player grab 20 rebounds 20 rebounds Matt Schneck vs. University of Mary (11/28/10) A player dish out 10 assists 12 assists Jordan Poydras vs. Wayne State (1/17/15) Two players score more than 20 points in a game 24 points Gage Davis; 21 points Scottie Stone at Upper Iowa (2/24/16) Two players score more than 30 points in a game 36 points Gage Davis; 34 points Scottie Stone vs. Wayne State (1/16/16) Three players score 20 or more points in a game 29 points Scottie Stone; 25 points Donnell Cegers; 22 points Jordan Poydras vs. University of Mary (1/23/15) Two players grab 10 rebounds in a game 11 rebounds Gage Davis; 11 rebounds Nebojsa Stanojevic vs. University of Mary (2/20/16) Two players with a double-double 29 points / 12 rebounds Gage Davis; 19 points / 10 rebounds Scottie Stone vs. Bemidji State (12/14/15)

11 Huskies Miscellaneous Statistics Overall NSIC Home Road Neutral Outscore Opponent Outscored by Opponent Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading with 2 minutes left Trailing with 2 minutes left Tied with two minutes left BY OFFENSE SCSU scores 90+ points SCSU scores points SCSU scores points SCSU scores points SCSU scores points SCSU scores points SCSU scores points BY DEFENSE Opp. scores 90+ points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Overall NSIC Home Road Neutral When SCSU shoots 45% + FG When SCSU less than 45% FG When oppts shoot 45% + FG When oppts shoot below 45% When SCSU leads in FG% When oppt leads in FG% When game ends tied in FG% When SCSU leads in 3FG% When opponent leads in 3FG% When game ends tied in 3FG% When SCSU shoots 70% + FT When SCSU below 70% FT SCSU leads in FT% Opponent leads in FT% Game ends tied in FT% SCSU shoots more free throws SCSU shoots fewer free throws Shooting the same number SCSU outrebounds oppt SCSU is outrebounded Same number of rebounds BY POINT DIFFERENTAL Games by 1-5 points Games by 6-10 points Games by points Games by 16+ points BY OVERTIME Overtime Double Overtime Triple Overtime BY MONTH November December January February March Inside The Game Largest Victory: 57 vs. Crown College, 12/30/15 Smallest Victory: 1, at Minnesota Crookston, 1/9/16 Largest Defeat: 39 at Augustana, 1/15/16 Smallest Defeat: 1, at Bemidji State, 1/10/16 Largest Halftime Lead: 35, vs. Crown College, 12/30/15 Largest Halftime Deficit: 22, at Augustana, 1/15/16 Most Points in 1st Half: 60, vs. Crown College, 12/30/15 Lowest Points in 1st Half: 20, at Augustana, 1/15/16 Most Points in 2nd Half: 58, vs. UMC, 12/5/15 Lowest Points in 2nd Half: 34 at Winona State, 2/6/16 Most Point Allowed in 1st Half: 54, vs, SMSU 1/29/16 Lowest Points Allowed in 1st Half: 24, Northland College 11/24/15 Most Points Allowed in 2nd Half: 62, at Upper Iowa, 2/6/16 Least Points Allowed in 2nd Half: 24, vs. CC, 12/30/15 Largest Lead in Game Won: 59, vs. CC, 12/30/15 Largest Opp. Lead in Game Won: 8, Minot State, 1/23/16 Largest Lead in Game Lost: 12, at NSU, 12/12/15 Largest Opp. Lead in Game Lost: 40, at Augustana 1/15/16 Most Lead Changes 22,at Upper Iowa, 2/24/16 SCSU leads in assists Opponent leads in assists Game ends tied in assists SCSU leads in blocks Opponent leads in blocks Game ends tied in blocks SCSU leads in steals Opponent leads in steals Game ends tied in steals Commit less than 12 turnovers Commit more than 12 turnovers Forces 12 or more turnovers Forces less than 12 turnovers Games Led Start to Finish (never trailed) SCSU 106, Crown College 49 (12/30/15) SCSU 80, Bemidji State 62 (12/4/15) SCSU 98, Northland 56 (11/24/15) SCSU 88, Mayville State 73 (11/21/15)

12 St. Cloud State Men's Basketball St. Cloud State Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 24, 2016) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 22 Stone, Scottie Davis, Gage Hall, Mark Averkamp, Jon Alcantara, Eddie Foley, Andy Mortag, Seth Theisen, Brindley Stanojevic, Nebojsa Smith, Chuckie Heede-Andersen, Ada Hansen, Drew Johnson, Josh Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS SCSU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals St. Cloud State Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/13/15 at Missouri Southern L /14/15 vs Pittsburg State L /20/15 ST. JOHN'S (MN) L /21/15 MAYVILLLE STATE UNIVERSITY W /24/15 NORTHLAND COLLEGE W * 11/28/15 at Minn. Duluth L * 12/04/15 BEMIDJI STATE W * 12/05/15 MINNESOTA CROOKSTON W * 12/11/15 at MSU Moorhead L * 12/12/15 at Northern State L * 12/19/15 MINN. DULUTH L /30/15 CROWN COLLEGE W * 01/02/16 MINNESOTA STATE L * 01/03/16 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W * 1/9/16 at Minnesota Crookston W * 1/10/16 at Bemidji State L * 01/15/16 at Augustana (SD) L * 1/16/16 at Wayne State (Neb.) W * 01/22/16 MARY W * 01/23/16 MINOT STATE W * 01/29/16 SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA W * 01/30/16 SIOUX FALLS L * 02/05/16 at Winona State L * 2/6/15 at Upper Iowa L * 02/12/16 NORTHERN STATE W * 02/13/16 MSU MOORHEAD L * 02/19/16 at Minot State L * 2/20/16 at MARY W /24/16 at Upper Iowa L * - Conference game MBB Contact: Joe Prisco, (0) / (C) /jprisco@stcloudstate.edu 12

13 St. Cloud State Men's Basketball St. Cloud State Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 21, 2016) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 22 Stone, Scottie Davis, Gage Averkamp, Jon Hall, Mark Foley, Andy Stanojevic, Nebojsa Alcantara, Eddie Theisen, Brindley Smith, Chuckie Mortag, Seth Heede-Andersen, Ada Hansen, Drew Johnson, Josh Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS SCSU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. * 11/28/15 at Minn. Duluth L * 12/04/15 BEMIDJI STATE W * 12/05/15 MINNESOTA CROOKSTON W * 12/11/15 at MSU Moorhead L * 12/12/15 at Northern State L * 12/19/15 MINN. DULUTH L * 01/02/16 MINNESOTA STATE L * 01/03/16 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W * 1/9/16 at Minnesota Crookston W * 1/10/16 at Bemidji State L * 01/15/16 at Augustana (SD) L * 1/16/16 at Wayne State (Neb.) W * 01/22/16 MARY W * 01/23/16 MINOT STATE W * 01/29/16 SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA W * 01/30/16 SIOUX FALLS L * 02/05/16 at Winona State L * 2/6/15 at Upper Iowa L * 02/12/16 NORTHERN STATE W * 02/13/16 MSU MOORHEAD L * 02/19/16 at Minot State L * 2/20/16 at MARY W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals St. Cloud State Opponents

14 St. Cloud State Men's Basketball St. Cloud State Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Feb 24, 2016) All games Opponent Date Score THEISEN,BR ALCANTARA, FOLEY,ANDY DAVIS,GAGE STONE,SCOT AVERKAMP,J HALL,MARK at Missouri Southern 11/13/ L vs Pittsburg State 11/14/ L ST. JOHN'S (MN) 11/20/ L MAYVILLLE STATE UNIVE 11/21/ W NORTHLAND COLLEGE 11/24/ W at Minn. Duluth 11/28/ L BEMIDJI STATE 12/04/ W MINNESOTA CROOKSTON 12/05/ W at MSU Moorhead 12/11/ L at Northern State 12/12/ L MINN. DULUTH 12/19/ L CROWN COLLEGE 12/30/ W MINNESOTA STATE 01/02/ L CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL 01/03/ W at Minnesota Crookston 1/9/ W at Bemidji State 1/10/ L at Augustana (SD) 01/15/ L at Wayne State (Neb.) 1/16/ W MARY 01/22/ W MINOT STATE 01/23/ W SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA 01/29/ W SIOUX FALLS 01/30/ L at Winona State 02/05/ L at Upper Iowa 2/6/ L NORTHERN STATE 02/12/ W MSU MOORHEAD 02/13/ L at Minot State 02/19/ L at MARY 2/20/ W DNP at Upper Iowa 02/24/ L Opponent Date Score SMITH,CHUC HEEDE-ANDE MORTAG,SET JOHNSON,JO STANOJEVIC HANSEN,DRE at Missouri Southern 11/13/ L DNP DNP vs Pittsburg State 11/14/ L DNP6-5-0 DNP ST. JOHN'S (MN) 11/20/ L DNP DNP MAYVILLLE STATE UNIVE 11/21/ W DNP2-4-0 DNP NORTHLAND COLLEGE 11/24/ W DNP at Minn. Duluth 11/28/ L DNP DNP7-6-1 DNP BEMIDJI STATE 12/04/ W DNP DNP MINNESOTA CROOKSTON 12/05/ W at MSU Moorhead 12/11/ L DNP DNP at Northern State 12/12/ L DNP DNP2-4-0 DNP MINN. DULUTH 12/19/ L D N P D N P CROWN COLLEGE 12/30/ W DNP MINNESOTA STATE 01/02/ L DNP DNP CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL 01/03/ W at Minnesota Crookston 1/9/ W DNP DNP at Bemidji State 1/10/ L DNP4-4-0 DNP at Augustana (SD) 01/15/ L DNP DNP at Wayne State (Neb.) 1/16/ W MARY 01/22/ W D N P D N P D N P MINOT STATE 01/23/ W DNP DNP DNP SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA 01/29/ W DNP DNP DNP DNP SIOUX FALLS 01/30/ L DNP DNP DNP at Winona State 02/05/ L DNP DNP DNP at Upper Iowa 2/6/ L DNP DNP DNP NORTHERN STATE 02/12/ W MSU MOORHEAD 02/13/ L DNP DNP4-3-0 DNP at Minot State 02/19/ L DNP DNP at MARY 2/20/ W DNP DNP at Upper Iowa 02/24/ L DNP DNP MBB Contact: Joe Prisco, (0) / (C) /jprisco@stcloudstate.edu 14