Bellarmine Men s Basketball

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1 KNIGHTS BASKETBALL BELLARMINE Bellarmine Men s Basketball Seniors (From left to right): Chris Whitehead, Jake Thelen, Josh Sewell & Corbin Maynard

2 Radio Chart Chris Whitehead 5-9 Guard Sr. New Albany, IN George Suggs 6-10 Forward Jr. St. Louis, MO Rusty Troutman 6-5 Guard So. Mt. Washington, KY Corbin Maynard 5-11 Guard Sr. Louisville, KY Michael Parrish 5-8 Guard Jr. Louisville, KY Jake Thelen 6-7 Forward Sr. Edgewood, KY Josh Stoner 6-1 Guard So. Louisville, KY Brent Bach 6-1 Guard Fr. Augusta, KY George Knott 6-5 Forward So. New Albany, IN Jarek Coles 6-0 Guard Fr. Omaha, NE Billy Edelen 6-2 Guard Jr. Clarksville, IN Josh Derksen 6-9 Forward So. Toowoomba, Australia Josh Sewell 6-5 Guard Sr. Louisville, KY Tyler Landry 6-7 Forward So. Radcliff, KY Nick Fredrick 6-0 Guard So. Cincinnati, OH Scott Davenport Head Coach, 10th Season (.720) Yasin Kolo 6-10 Center Jr. Goettingen, Germany ALPHABETICAL 15-Brent Bach 21-Jarek Coles 33-Josh Derksen 22-Billy Edelen 24-Nick Fredrick 20-George Knott 31-Yasin Kolo 42-Tyler Landry 10-Corbin Maynard 11-Michael Parrish 23-Josh Sewell 14-Josh Stoner 4-George Suggs 12-Jake Thelen 32 Rhett Troutman 5-Rusty Troutman 3-Chris Whitehead Rhett Troutman 6-0 Guard Fr. Mt. Washington, KY PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Bellarmine: bell-uhr-men 22-Edelen EE-duh-len 4- Suggs SUGS 12-Thelen THEE-lynn 31 Yasin Kolo yah-seen koh-loh HOMETOWNS: Goettingen: guh-tee-uhn Toowoomba: tuh-woom-buh Page 1

3 Table of Contents Roster...3 Coaches...4 Players Statistics...20 Individual Records...21 Bellarmine Records...22 Honors...23 NCAA Tournament History...24 All Time Record Team by Team Reocrd...30 GLVC Information...31 Bellarmine University Leadership...32 Bellarmine Athletics Administration/Coaches...33 Bellarmine Athletic Facilities Athletics Administration Athletics Director, Scott Wiegandt Associate Athletics Director, Pam Stackhouse Office Manager, Linda Burt Athletics Secretary, Traci Siemens Sports Information Director, John Spugnardi Cell phone Director, Athletics Events Management, Chris Cooper Assistant Director of Athletics, Compliance Melanie Brunsdon Head Coaches Baseball, Larry Owens Basketball-Men, Scott Davenport Basketball-Women, Chancellor Dugan Cross Country-Men & Women, Jim Vargo Cross Country-Women/Distance, Kris Horton Field Hockey, Mark Blankebaker Golf-Men, Ernie Denham Golf-Women, Art Henry Lacrosse, Kevin Burns Soccer-Men s, Tim Chastonay Soccer-Women s, Chris Tinius Softball, Renee Hicks Swimming, Men s & Womens, John Brucato Tennis - Men s & Women s, John Mican Track & Field - Men & Women, Jim Vargo Volleyball, Jenni Grzebin other Contact Information Sports Information jspugnardi@bellarmine.edu Athletics Website: BUKnights.com MEDIA INFORMATION For information regarding media passes and seating location for the media, please contact the sports information office at Interviews with coaches can be set up through the sports information office or by calling the coaches directly. To arrange an interview with a student-athlete, media should contact the sports information office to set up a time. BELLARMINE Univeristy FAST FACTS Name: Location: Founded: 1950 Bellarmine University Louisville, KY Enrollment: 3,609 (Fall 2014) President: Director of Athletics: Nickname: Colors: Affiliation: Conference: Home Arena: Dr. Joseph J. McGowan Scott Wiegandt Knights Capacity: 2,222 scarlet and Silver NCAA Division II Great Lakes Valley Knights Hall Athletics Phone: Athletics FAX line: Mailing Address: 2001 Newburg Road, Louisville, KY Men s basketball historical data First Year of Men s Basketball: 1950 Overall All-Time Record: NCAA Appearances: 15 Last NCAA Postseason Appearance: 2014 NCAA Tournament Record: NCAA National Championships: 1 (2011) Men s Basketball Coaching Staff Information Head Coach: Scott Davenport Alma Mater: University of Louisville School Record (Yrs.): (10) Career Record (Yrs.): (10) Office Phone: sdavenport@bellarmine.edu Assistant Coaches: Michael Scott, Reece Gaines, and Damien Anderson Knights Hall is equipped with wireless capability. Phone lines for electronic transmissions are available on request. Page 2

4 Roster NO. NAME yr. POS. HT. WT. HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 3 Chris Whitehead Sr. G New Albany, IN New Albany (Fordham) 4 George Suggs Jr. F St. Louis, MO Vianney 5 Rusty Troutman So. G Mt. Washington, KY Bullitt East 10 Corbin Maynard Sr. G Louisville, KY DeSales 11 Michael Parrish Jr. G Louisville, KY Fern Creek 12 Jake Thelen Sr. F Edgewood, KY Covington Catholic (Spring Hill College) 14 Josh Stoner So. G Louisville, KY Male 15 Brent Bach Fr. G Augusta, KY Augusta 20 George Knott So. F New Albany, IN Providence 21 Jarek Coles Fr. G Omaha, NE Omaha Central 22 Billy Edelen Jr. G Clarksville, IN Clarksville 23 Josh Sewell Sr. F Louisville, KY Trinity (Miami, OH) 24 Nick Fredrick So. G Cincinnati, OH Covington Catholic 31 Yasin Kolo Jr. C/F Goettingen, Germany Fayetteville (Hartford) 32 Rhett Troutman Fr. G Mt. Washington, KY Bullitt East 33 Josh Derksen So. F Toowoomba, Australia Centenary Heights State 42 Tyler Landry So. F Radcliff, KY North Hardin head Coach: Scott Davenport Assistant Coaches: Damien Anderson, Michael Scott, Reece Gaines team Managers: Mack Van Lenten, Austin Galloway team Trainer: Brad Bluestone sports Performance: Steve Hartman team PASTOR: Fr. Dale Cieslik Page 3

5 Coaches Head Coach - Scott Davenport Nation Championship every year. In his first season as head coach, Davenport took the Knights to a.500 record, a record that has only been seen once in the eight years prior to that. The following season the team finished with a record, with three losses coming from Louisville, Ohio and Saint Joseph s. The next season, Davenport turned the team around to a record. From that point on, the Knights would not look back. The season saw the Knights back into the NCAA tournament for the first time since Davenport led his team to a 26-7 record and a second seed in the NCAA tournament. The same success occurred in the season where the Knights had a record of 23-9 and again were awarded the two seed in the NCAA tournament. In 2011, everything came together as Davenport led Bellarmine to a 33-2 record while capturing the Knights first national championship in any sport. Among the milestones reached by the 2011 squad were best winning percentage, most wins and most consecutive wins, while also recording a third straight 20-win season. Davenport s Knights had a 17-1 GLVC regular-season record while competing in arguably the toughest conference division in all of college basketball. His colleagues recognized him for this accomplishment by voting him the 2011 GLVC Coach of the Year. The 2012 campaign was another outstanding season as the Knights went 29-4 and made their second straight appearance in the Elite 8 and Final Four. Bellarmine captured another regular-season GLVC crown with a 16-2 league mark as Davenport earned Co-Coach of the Year honors in the GLVC. Assistant Coach- Mike Scott On April 29, 2005, Scott Davenport Michael Scott enters his eighth season as a member of the Bellarmine men s basketball community. became the 11th coach in Bellarmine University men s basketball history, and in six years took BU all the way to the Starting as a freshman undergraduate in the fall top by leading the Knights to the 2011 of 2005, he has been with Coach Scott Davenport NCAA Division II Tournament national every step of the way during Davenport s tenure championship. For his efforts, he was at Bellarmine. This season, Scott will assist in named national Coach of the Year by all aspects of the program, including recruiting, two different organizations: the National scouting, film exchange, team academics, summer Association of Basketball Coaches and camps and player development. On the floor, Scott the Division II Bulletin. will work primarily with guard development and team offense. Davenport has had a stellar career turning the Bellarmine University basketball coaching staff while pursuing a graduate degree at Bellarmine. During that time, The previous three seasons Scott served on the team into vying for the Division II he assisted in all aspects of program administration, helped the program obtain the National Championship in 2011, and graduated with his MBA in December of As a Bellarmine undergrad, Scott headed up all managerial duties for the men s basketball program and earned his BA in business administration in A native of South Bend, Ind., Scott is a graduate of Trinity School at Greenlawn, where he was a three year varsity starter in basketball. Scott is single and resides in Louisville. Assistant Coach- Reece Gaines Reece Gaines began his tenure as an assistant coach at Bellarmine in the fall of He assists in all aspects of the program, including recruiting, scouting, film exchange and player development. Gaines was a four year starter at the University of Louisville from , where current Bellarmine head coach Scott Davenport was an assistant at the time. While at Louisville, Gaines scored 1,945 points, which ranks No. 4 on the Cardinals all-time scoring list and was named to All-America teams by The Sporting News, ESPN, Sports Illustrated, and the Associated Press after his senior season. In the 2003 NBA draft, Gaines was selected in the first round, and 15th overall, by the Orlando Magic, initiating a 10-year professional career that included stints with the Houston Rockets, Milwaukee Bucks, and several teams in Europe. Gaines, a native of Madison, Wisc., resides in Louisville with his wife, DeLisa, and their two children, Alessandra and Cruz. Assistant Coach-Damien Anderson Last season, Davenport amassed a 23-8 record. He led the Knights to a victory over #3 ranked Drury University early in the season. Bellarmine Univeristy would make the NCAA Tournament once again, but ultimately fall in the first round. In his nine years at Bellarmine, two players have been named to All- America squads, 19 have been named to All-GLVC teams while two have earned conference Player of the Year and another was named GLVC Freshman of the Year and National Player of the Year. Collegiate Head Coaching Record Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Prior to coming to Bellarmine, Davenport served nine years as an assistant Career Record: (72%) coach at the University of Louisville under national championship-winning Hall of Fame coaches Denny Crum and Rick Pitino. He also served a year as an assistant coach on Mike Pollio s staff at Virginia Commonwealth where he coached alongside future Kentucky coach Tubby Smith. Before heading to Louisville, Davenport spent 10 seasons as the head boys coach at Ballard High School, where he won a state championship in 1988 and coached two future NBA players in DeJuan Wheat and Allan Houston. A Louisville native, Davenport and his wife, Sharon, have two sons, Russ and Doug, who are both Bellarmine graduates. Russ now works for Whayne Supply in Louisville. Doug, who played four years at Bellarmine, is now on Rick Pitino s staff at the University of Louisville. Page 4 Damien Anderson joined Bellarmine men s basketball coaching staff in the season. A native of Brisbane, Australia, Anderson comes to Bellarmine with proven experience as both a player and a coach. Anderson played in the Australian Basketball Association (ABA) and the Australian National Basketball League (NBL) from The crowning achievement in his career is when he scored 75 points in a game, setting an Australian record. As a coach, Anderson s experience includes various roles in Australia from , two years as a graduate assistant at the University of the Pacific and four years as an assistant coach at Louisville s St. Xavier High School. He holds a bachelor s degree in commerce from the University of Southern Queensland. Student Managers: Austin Galloway (Left) Mack Van Lenten (Right)

6 Roster 10 CORBIN MAYNARD 5-11 Senior Guard Louisville, Ky. DeSales High School Major: Communication Parents: Carol Smith and Joe Maynard Single Game Highs: Points...10, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/9/2011 Rebounds...5, vs. King, 11/30/2013 Assists...3, Three Times Steals...5, vs. W. Virgina Tec, 12/9/2013 Blocks...1, Three Times FGM...3, vs. Missouri S&T, 01/11/2014 FGA...3, Eight Times 3PFGM...2, at Indianapolis, 02/22/14 3PFGA...3, Two Times FTM...5, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/9/2011 FTA...5, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/9/2011 & vs. Indianapolis, 2/11/ : Appeared in all 31 games for BU, coming off the bench each time and averaging 13.5 minutes Was second on team in steals with 25 while averaging 2.2 points and 1.6 rebounds Buried 65.5 percent of his shots from the floor (19 of 29) and 47.1 percent from 3-point range (8 of 17) Grabbed career-high five rebounds against King on Nov. 30 Tallied career-high five steals against West Virginia Tech on Dec. 9 Tied career high with three assists on Jan. 11 against Missouri S&T and Feb. 1 against Illinois-Springfield Hit all three of shots, including a 3-pointer, along with both his free throws in scoring season-high nine points on Jan. 11 against Missouri S&T Had five points and three rebounds in only nine minutes against Wisconsin-Parkside in the GLVC Tournament semifinals : Came off the bench in 30 games during the season, averaging 7.5 minutes per contest Chipped in 0.6 points and 0.5 rebounds Played season-high 15 minutes against St. Joseph s (2/9), scoring seven points Credited with a career-high three steals in victory over Nova Southeastern (12/15) Tallied one point, two steals and one block in NCAA Tournament victory over Indianapolis (3/16) : Appeared in 22 games during his freshman season, averaging 1.6 points Scored career-high 10 points and pulled down four rebounds while playing 21 minutes against Ohio Valley (12/9) Came off the bench and hit 1-of-2 3-pointers in national semifinal against Montevallo (3/22). Corbin Maynard s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 5

7 Roster 12 JAKE THELEN 6-6 Junior Forward Edgewood, Ky. Covington Catholic High School / Spring Hill College Major: Business Administration Parents: Ashley and Jon Thelen Single Game Highs: Points...27, vs. UW-Park, 03/08/2014 Rebounds...18, vs. Ind. SE, 11/29/2013 Assists...5, Three Times Steals...3, vs. Virginia Wise, 12/13/2013 Blocks...2, Four Times FGM...12, vs. UW-Park, 03/08/2014 FGA...16, vs. UW-Park, 03/08/2014 3PFGM...1, at Indianapolis, 02/22/2014 3PFGA...1, Four Times FTM...10, vs. Quincy, 01/03/2013 FTA...12, vs. Quincy, 01/03/ : Started all 31 games for Bellarmine while averaging 28.7 minutes Led team in rebounding (7.1) and field goal percentage (74 percent) and was second on team in scoring (15.3) and tied for third in assists (63) Led the nation in field goal percentage Led GLVC in field goal percentage and was 10th in rebounding Was sixth in GLVC in offensive rebounds per game at Led or tied for team lead in scoring 12 times, including four straight games from Feb where he scored 19 points or more each outing Led or tied for team lead in rebounding on 16 occasions Posted eight double-doubles Was named GLVC Player of the Week on Dec. 16 after making 21-of-24 shots from the field and averaging 17.3 points, 8.3 rebounds and 3.3 assists in three victories Corralled career-high 18 rebounds and scored 22 points against Indiana Southeast on Nov. 29 Sank 10-of-11 shots in scoring 23 points with nine rebounds on Dec. 9 against West Virginia Tech Had careerhigh five assists against Virginia Union (Dec. 13), Wisconsin-Parkside (Jan. 23) and McKendree (Jan. 30) Made all seven of his shots and all eight of his free throws in scoring 22 points on Jan. 11 against Missouri S&T Had a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds on Jan. 16 against Indianapolis Made 8-of-10 shots for 20 points in only 18 minutes on Jan. 18 against Saint Joseph s Hit 11-of-13 shots and scored 22 points on Feb. 6 against Quincy Posted a double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds on Feb. 8 against Truman Piled up career-high 27 points by making career-best 12 field goals with 11 rebounds against Wisconsin-Parkside in the GLVC Tournament semifinals Scored 12 points against Indianapolis in the NCAA Midwest Regional. third best on the team Led team in fieldgoal percentage (62.0 percent), ranking third in the GLVC Recorded doubledouble against Quincy (1/3) by scoring 22 points to go along with 10 boards Tallied nine points and 11 rebounds in season opener against Wayne St (Spring Hill): Averaged 18.5 points and 7.5 boards while earning Southern States Conference Freshman of the Year honors Scored 20 or more points 13 times including a season-high 28 against Faulkner (2/16) Shot 63.4 percent from the field, third best in NAIA : Started all 32 games of the season, averaging 9.0 points and 4.3 rebounds, Jake Thelen s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page

8 Roster 23 JOSH SEWELL 6-5 Senior Forward Louisville, Ky. Trinity High School Major: Master s of Communication Parent: Donna Sewell Single Game Highs (At Miami, OH): Points...20, vs. Ball State, 02/01/2011 Rebounds...11, at Saginaw Valley, 11/21/11 Assists...3, Twice, last W. Mich., 1/28/12 Steals...3, vs. Wright St., 12/10/2011 Blocks...2, at Ohio, 01/21/ (Miami): Played in 29 of Miami s 30 games, making 13 starts... scored in double figures in six games... notched a season-high 18 points in Miami s win over William & Mary (12/29)... was 4-of-6 from 3-point range against the Tribe... sunk the go-ahead 3-pointer against William & Mary... knocked down three or more triples in three games... amassed a career-high 11 rebounds at Saginaw Valley (11/21) and posted his first career doubledouble adding 12 points... had a key tipin late in the game to help spur Miami to a win over Belmont (12/17)... had career highs of three assists at Xavier (11/18) and at Western Michigan (1/28)... tallied a career-most three steals against Wright State (12/10) and had a career-high two blocked shots at Ohio (1/21)... ranked eighth among MAC statistical leaders in 3-point field goal percentage (.388) on the season... in MAConly games, ranked fifth among league leaders in 3-point field goal percentage (.417)... averaged 6.3 ppg for the season and 4.9 ppg in MAC-only play (Miami): Played in 31 of Miami s 33 games, making two starts... saw action in all but one of Miami s MAC games and made one start in league action... made his first career start at James Madison (2/19)... also started the following game at Akron (2/23)... scored a career-high 20 points against Ball State (2/1), his first double-figure scoring effort of the season... went 7-for-9 from the field, including 3-for-4 from 3-point range against BSU... also sunk 3-of-4 free throws against the Cardinals... scored in double figures four times during the season, all during a seven-game stretch... played a careerhigh 38 minutes against Kent State (2/16) and sunk 9-of-10 free throws against the Golden Flashes... recorded a season-high of three rebounds four times... notched a career-high two assists at Toledo (2/12) and posted a season-high two steals against Saginaw Valley State (12/7)... averaged 3.1 ppg and 1.0 rpg... in MAC play, averaged 4.1 ppg and 1.3 rpg while shooting 48.7 percent from the field and 85.7 percent from the free-throw line... shot 41.3 percent from the field for the season. Josh Sewell s Career Statistics (At Miami, OH) Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds SEASON gp-gs min avg pg pga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct o d tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg Total Page 7

9 Roster 3 CHRIS WHITEHEAD 5-9 Senior Guard New Albany, In. New Albany High School Major: Liberal Arts Parents: Chaka Douglas and LaDrell Whitehead Single Game Highs (At Fordham): Points...13, at Mass., 01/26/2014 Rebounds...6, at Mass., 01/26/2014 Assists...4, at St. Louis, 01/28/2014 Steals...3, at Mass., 01/26/2014 Blocks...1, Four Times FGM...5, at Mass., 01/26/2014 FGA...10, at Mass., 01/26/2014 FTM...4, vs. VCU, 02/27/2014 FTA...8, vs. VCU, 02/27/ (Fordham): Appeared in 29 games for the Rams, starting five... Averaging 2.5 ppg and 1.3 rpg while also recording 29 assists... Averaged 6.4 ppg as a starter (five games), shooting 50.0% (12-24) from the field... Made most of his first start of the season, scoring nine points and adding three assists in win over George Mason (1/22/14)... Followed with 13 points, six rebounds and three steals, all season-highs, at Massachusetts (1/26/14)... Netted eight points and added a steal and a block vs. VCU (2/27/14)... Finished with six points and added a season-best four rebounds and two assists at Monmouth (12/21/13)... Netted six points, shooting 3-for-5 from the field, at Rhode Island (3/5/14)... Scored four points and added a rebound at Richmond (2/15/14)... Grabbed a season-high five rebounds against Dayton (1/11/14)... Scored first points as a Ram with a basket against Sacred Heart (11/23/13)... Also netted a basket in the win over Colgate (12/10/13) and another in the win over Howard (12/13/14)... Had three points and two rebounds at Siena (12/30/13)... Recorded a career-high four steals at Saint Joseph s (2/22/14). Before Fordham: Comes to Fordham after earning NJCAA Division II First Team All-America honors in at Danville Area Community College where he averaged 12.3 ppg, 3.2 rpg and a teamhigh 4.8 assists/game (155 in 32 games)... Shot 49.8% ( ) from the field on the year and had a 1.5 assist/turnover ratio.. Named the Region 24 Player of the Year, averaging 15.2 points per game in Region 24 play... Led the Jaguars to a 28-4 overall record in , a perfect 10-0 in the Mid-West Athletic Conference... DACC won the Mid-West Athletic Conference Championship, and became the first team in conference history to go undefeated in conference play... The Jaguars broke the school record for wins in a season, and had a school record 17-game win streak... Attended Weatherford College in Weatherford, Texas, as a freshman in , averaging 9.1 ppg, 3.6 rpg and a team-best 6.0 apg in while also recording 46 steals... A graduate of New Albany High School in New Albany, Ind., where he was a 2011 Indiana All-Star and the 2011 News and Tribune Area Player of the Year... Averaged 17.3 points, 6.1 assists and 4.7 rebounds per game as a senior in after missing the first six games of the season with a broken collarbone... Led the Bulldogs to the Class 4-A sectional championship, scoring 27 points in the title game... Finished his New Albany career with 922 points (ninth on the school s list)... Also a member of the football squad at New Albany, rushing for 2,224 yards and 31 touchdowns as a senior - presumed to be an Indiana state record by a quarterback - and throwing for 800 more... Named The Evening News and Tribune football player Chris Whitehead s Career Statistics (At Fordham) Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds SEASON gp-gs min avg pg pga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct o d tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg Total Page 8

10 Roster 22 BILLY EDELEN 6-2 Junior Guard Clarksville, In. Clarksville High School Major: Exercise Science (Pre-Physical Therapy) Parents: Bill Edelen and Dianne Lacy : Appeared in one game for Bellarmine on Nov. 23 against Christian Brothers and attempted a 3-pointer...Named Academic All-GLVC. Single Game Highs: Points...3, vs. Virginia Wise, 11/24/2012 Rebounds...2, vs. UIS, 01/05/2013 Assists...1, vs. UC Clermont, 12/14/2012 Steals...1, vs. UC Clermont, 12/14/2012 FGM...1, Three Times FGA...2, vs. Virginia Wise, 11/24/2012 3PFGM...1, vs. Virginia Wise, 11/24/2012 3PFGA...2, vs. Virginia Wise, 11/24/ : Came off the bench in 10 games during his freshman season, playing 1.8 minutes per game Averaged 0.7 points and 0.4 rebounds per contest Scored two points in his debut against Philander Smith (11/23) Grabbed a pair of rebounds against Illinois- Springfield (1/5) in a winning effort Academic All-GLVC selection. HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 15.3 points, 5.1 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game for Coach Jason Connell at Clarksville High School...Unanimous selection for All-Mid-Southern Conference...Shot 44 percent from 3-point range and 92 percent from the free throw line. Billy Edelen s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 9

11 Roster 31 YASIN KOLO 6-10 Junior Forward/Center Goettingen, Germany Fayetteville (N.C.) High School Major: Communication Parent: Andrea Kolo Single Game Highs: Points...8, vs. Milligan, 11/11/2011 Rebounds...5, vs. St. Andrews, 11/13/2012 Assists...1, vs. St. Andrews, 11/13/2012 Steals...1, vs. Milligan, 11/11/2011 FGM...4, vs. Milligan, 11/11/2011 FGA...7, vs. Milligan, 11/11/ (at East Carolina): Played in eight games during the season, averaging 1.8 points and 1.8 rebounds per game this season... Scored four points against Washington & Lee as well as St. Andrews... Had two points versus Methodist and N.C. Wesleyan... Played one minute against Rice, but didn t record any statistics... Scored two points in the CIT quarterfinal against Loyola (Md).. Made his final appearance in an ECU uniform against Evansville, playing one minute (at East Carolina): Played in the first two games of the season before being lost for the season due to injury... All of his statistics were recorded in the season-opener against Milligan with the exception of one minute played and one turnover against Coker. at Fayetteville (N.C.) Christian Academy... Member of the 2011 NCISAA 2A Boys All- State Basketball Team... Named Second-Team All-Cape Fear Region by The Fayetteville Observer... Recipient of the Fayetteville Christian School MVP Award for boy s basketball in High School: Averaged 21.9 points and 10.0 rebounds per game during the season Yasin Kolo s Career Statistics (at East Carolina) Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 10

12 Roster 11 MICHAEL PARRISH 5-8 Junior Guard Louisville, Ky. Fern Creek High School Major: Communication Parents: Deborah Thompson and Michael Parrish, Sr : Came off bench in 27 games while averaging 6.2 minutes per contest Dished out career-high six assists and added career-best four rebounds on Jan. 30 against McKendree Posted career highs in points (nine), field goals made (three), 3-pointers made (two) and steals (four) on Feb. 20 against Saint Joseph s. Was top five in the state in free throw shooting (85%)...Scout- KentuckyPreps.com said he is a dart out on the floor and utilizes great quickness to harass opponents defensively. Single Game Highs: Points...9, at St. Joesphs, 02/20/2013 Rebounds...4, vs. McKendree, 01/30/2014 Assists...6, vs. McKendree, 01/30/2014 Steals...4, at St. Joesphs, 02/20/2013 FGM...3, at St. Joesphs, 02/20/2013 FGA...6, at St. Joesphs, 02/20/2013 3PFGM...2, at St. Joesphs, 02/20/2013 3PFGA...4, at St. Joesphs, 02/20/2013 FTM...3, vs. Virginia Un., 12/13/2013 FTA...5, vs. Virginia Un., 12/13/ : Appeared in nine games during his freshman season Played season-high five minutes against Virginia- Wise (11/24) Registered first career points against Cincinnati- Clermont (12/14), scoring three points on 1-of-2 shooting from the field and 1 of 2 from the line Credited with two assists in win over Philander Smith (11/23). HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Fern Creek High School for Coach Dion Layfield...As a senior, averaged 12 points, five assists, two rebounds and one steal a game... Michael Parrish s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 11

13 Roster 4 GEORGE SUGGS 6-10 Junior Forward St. Louis. Mo. Vianney High School Major: Undecided Parents: George and Lisa Suggs Single Game Highs: Points...21, at Indianapolis, 02/22/2014 Rebounds...7, Four Times Assists...6, at Quincy, 02/06/2014 Steals...3, vs. Virginia Wise, 11/24/2012 Blocks...6, vs. Indiana SE, 11/29/2013 FGM...9, at Indianapolis, 02/22/2014 FGA...13, at Truman, 02/08/2014 3PFGM...4, at Indianapolis, 02/22/2014 3PFGA...5, Four Times FTM...7, vs. Marian, 11/16/2013 FTA...9, vs. Indy, 01/16/2014, vs. Marian, 11/16/ : Started all 30 games in which he appeared and averaged 24.4 minutes Averaged 9.7 points and 4.2 rebounds while shooting 51.2 percent from the floor and 40 percent from 3-point range...led team and GLVC in blocks with 60 Was second on team in assists with 64 Blocked career-high six shots and added 15 points and six rebounds against Indiana Southeast on Nov. 29 Sank 8-of-11 shots, missing only 3-pointers, in tallying 17 points against Virginia Union on Dec. 13 Scored 16 points, dished out five assists and had four blocks against Ohio Valley on Dec. 14 Had seven points, five rebounds, four assists and four blocks against Southern Indiana on Jan. 20 Reached doublefigures scoring in five of six games from Feb Poured in career-high 21 points on 9-of-12 shooting with five rebounds and three assists against Indianapolis on Feb. 22 Scored team-high 14 in GLVC Tournament finals Scored 17 points on 6-of-9 shooting, including 4 of 5 from 3-point range, in NCAA Midwest Regional...Academic All-GLVC selection : Came off the bench in all 32 games, chipping in 3.3 points and 1.4 rebounds Scored season-high 13 points, hitting 3-of-4 treys against Lewis (1/19) Scored 12 points and grabbed six rebounds against Cincinnati-Clermont (12/14) Ranked second on team in blocked shots with 15 Tallied six points, two blocks, two steals and two rebounds against Wisconsin-Parkside (1/17)...Fourth on the team in free throw percentage (79.3 percent). HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 11.8 points, 6.8 rebounds and 2.6 blocks as a senior while leading Vianney to USA Today Top 25 national ranking Finished as the school s all-time leader in blocks for a season (77) and a career (146) Played for Coach Kevin Walsh. George Sugg s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 12

14 Roster 33 JOSH DERKSEN 6-9 Sophomore Forward Toowoomba, Australia Centenary Heights State Major: Communication Parents: Michael and Chree Derksen Single Game Highs: Points...16, Twice, last St. Joes, 01/18/14 Rebounds...6, at William Jewell, 01/03/2014 Assists...3, vs. Christin Bros., 11/23/2013 Steals...1, Seven Times Blocks...3, Twice, last McKendree, 1/30/14 FGM...7, St. Joesph s, 01/18/2014 FGA...13, at Quincy, 02/06/2014 3PFGM...3, Twice, last vs. Indy, 01/16/2014 3PFGA...6, vs. Indianapolis, 01/16/2014 FTM...4, Three Times FTA...6, at Indianapolis, 02/22/ : Appeared in all 31 games for Bellarmine as a freshman and started once while averaging 16.5 minutes per game Averaged 9.1 points per game on 48.2 percent shooting from the floor Scored in double-digits in seven straight games from Jan and in 19 overall Scored 10 points in collegiate debut on Nov. 16 against Marian Scored 11 points in four straight games from Nov. 30-Dec. 14, hitting three 3-pointers in the first game against King Had 12 points and season-high six rebounds on Jan. 3 against William Jewell Scored season-high 16 points in back-to-back games against Saint Joseph s (1/18) and Southern Indiana (1/20) Scored 14 points on Feb. 6 against Quincy Scored in double figures in four of five postseason games Scored 10 points in opening round of GLVC Tournament against William Jewell Scored 13 points on 4-of-8 shooting against Indianapolis in the GLVC Tournament quarterfinals Tallied 13 points on 5-of-9 shooting against Wisconsin-Parkside in the GLVC Tournament semifinals Collected 11 points against Southern Indiana in the GLVC Tournament finals. Josh Derksen s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 13

15 Roster 24 NICK FREDRICK 6-0 Sophomore Guard Cincinnati, Oh. Covington Catholic High School Major: Communication Parents: Joe Fredrick and Catherine Schwartz : Came off the bench in 12 games for Bellarmine as a freshman while averaging 4.8 minutes per game First points of collegiate career came via a 3-pointer on Dec. 9 against West Virginia Tech Hit a 3-pointer and had an assist and steal in 11 minutes on Dec. 14 against Ohio Valley Single Game Highs: Points...6, at Rockhurts, 01/05/2014 Rebounds...2, at Rockhurst, 01/05/2014 Assists...2, vs. Ill.-Springfield, 02/01/2014 Steals...1, Twice, vs. Ill-Spring, 02/01/14 FGM...2, at Rockhurst, 01/15/2014 FGA...6, vs. Ill.-Springfield, 02/01/2014 3PFGM...2, at Rockhurst, 01/05/2014 3PFGA...5, vs. Ill.-Springfield, 02/01/2014 FTM...1, Twice, last St. Joes, 1/18/2014 FTA...2, Tiwce, last St. Joes, 1/18/2014 Scored career-high six points in only two minutes of action by sinking two 3-pointers on Jan. 5 against Rockhurst Played season-high 15 minutes and collected four points on Feb. 1 against Illinois- Springfield. Nick Fredrick s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 14

16 Roster 20 GEORGE KNOTT 6-5 Sophomore Forward New Albany, In. Providence High School Major: Undecided Parents: Kevin and Mary Alice Knott : Came off the bench in six games as a freshman logging 20 total minutes Grabbed a rebound in first action of collegiate career on Dec. 9 against West Virginia Tech Scored first point of collegiate career and added a rebound on Feb. 1 against Illinois-Springfield Scored one point and grabbed one rebound on Feb. 20 against Saint Joseph s. Single Game Highs: Points...1, Twice, last Ill.-Spring, 2/1/14 Rebounds...1, Four Times FGM...1, Twice, last Ill.-Spring, 2/1/14 FGA...3, vs. Ill-Spring, 02/01/2014 George Knott s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 15

17 Roster 42 TYLER LANDRY 6-6 Sophomore Forward Radcliff, Ny. North Hardin High School Major: Business Administration Parents: Colleen McLaughlin and Woodson Landry : Came off the bench in nine games for Bellarmine his freshman season Scored first collegiate points and tallied season-high five points with three rebounds on Dec. 14 against Ohio Valley Recorded first block of career on Jan. 5 against Rockhurst Scored four points and grabbed season-high five rebounds while tying season best with seven minutes played on Feb. 20 against Saint Joseph s. Single Game Highs: Points...5, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/14/2013 Rebounds...5, at. St. Joseph s, 02/20/2013 Steals...1, at. St. Joesph s, 02/20/2013 Blocks...1, at Rockhurst, 01/05/2014 FGM...2, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/14/2013 FGA...3, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/14/2013 FTM...2, at. St. Joseph s, 02/20/2013 FTA...2, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/14/2013, & at St. Joseph s, 02/20/2013 HIGH SCHOOL: Helped lead the Trojans to a 21-8 record...led the district in rebounds and blocks per game, finished the season averaging 12 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks a game...made the 5th Region coaches association all region team, Best In Hoops Holiday Tournament team, 5th Region All- Tournament team and 17th District All-Tournament team...named second-team All-Region...Played for Ron Beavers. Tyler Landry s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 16

18 Roster 14 JOSH STONER 6-1 Sophomore Guard Louisville, Ky. Male High School Major: Business Administration Parents: Lucille Brown-Stoner and Charles Stoner Single Game Highs: Points...8, vs. Virginia Un., 12/13/2013 Rebounds...2, Twice, last V. Un., 12/13/2013 Assists...3, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/14/2013 Steals...1, Twice, last Christ. Bros, 1/23/13 Blocks...1, W. Virginia Tech, 12/9/2013 FGM...3, vs. Virginia Un., 12/13/2013 FGA...6, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/14/2013 3PFGM...1, Twice, last vs. king, 11/30/2013 3PFGA...4, vs. Ohio Valley, 12/14/2013 FTM...2, Four Times FTA...2, Five Times : Came off bench in 10 games his freshman season Made first shot of his collegiate career and both his free throws on Nov. 23 against Christian Brothers Canned his first college 3-pointer and had five points on Nov. 30 against King Scored career-high eight points behind careerbest three made field goals on Dec. 13 against Virginia Union Played season-high 16 minutes and had six points and career-high three assists on Dec. 14 against Ohio Valley. Josh Stoner s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 17

19 Roster 5 RUSTY TROUTMAN 6-5 Sophomore Guard Mt. Washington, Ky. Bullitt East High School Major: Nursing Parents: Tommy Troutman & Kathy McKinney Single Game Highs: Points...18, vs. King, 11/30/2013 Rebounds...12, vs. Southern Ind., 03/09/2014 Assists...4, Twice, last Ill-Spirng, 02/01/14 Steals...2, Twice, last vs. Indy, 3/7/2014 Blocks...1, Six Times FGM...7, Twice, last St. Joes, 01/18/2014 FGA...12, vs. St. Joseph s, 01/18/2014 3PFGM...4, Three Times 3PFGA...8, vs. Ill.-Springfield, 02/01/2014 FTM...5, at Southern Ind., 02/27/2014 FTA...6, at Southern Ind., 02/27/ : Appeared in all 31 games as a freshman with 15 starts while averaging 22.7 minutes per game Averaged 8.3 points on 46.9 percent shooting along with 4.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists Led or tied for team lead in rebounding on five occasions Scored career-high 18 points on 7-for-9 shooting, including 4 of 6 from 3-point range, against King on Nov. 30 Netted 15 points on 6-of-8 shooting with six rebounds against Rockhurst on Jan. 5 Grabbed career-high nine rebounds and added 16 points against Saint Joseph s on Jan. 18 Scored 14 points in consecutive games against McKendree and Illinois-Springfield on Jan. 30 and Feb. 1 Scored 15 points by hitting 4-of-7 shots and 5-of-6 free throws against Southern Indiana on Feb. 27 Tallied first career double-double by corralling careerhigh 12 rebounds with 11 points against Southern Indiana in GLVC Tournament championship Scored nine points and grabbed eight rebounds against Indianapolis in NCAA Midwest Regional... Academic All-GLVC selection. HIGH SCHOOL: First-team All-State selection by the Courier-Journal and Lexington Herald Leader after averaging 17.1 points and 7.1 rebounds per game Scored season-high 32 points against Lafayette which included 7-for11 shooting from the 3-point line Played in both the Derby Festival Classic and Indiana/ Kentucky All-Star Game Finished prep career with 1,613 points and school-record s made Averaged 16.9 points while shooting 56.3 percent from the field and 40.0 percent from beyond the arc as a junior.played for Coach Troy Barr. Rusty Troutman s Career Statistics Minutes Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds Year gp-gs min avg fg fga pct fg fga pct ft fta pct off def tot avg pf ast t/o blk stl pts avg TOTAL Page 18

20 Roster 15 BRENT BACH 6-1 Freshman Guard Augusta Ky. Augusta High School Major: Undecided Parents: Mike and Laura Bach High School: Bach, a sharpshooting 6-1 guard, was one of the top scorers in the state this past season, averaging 31.2 points per game for the Panthers while finishing his career as Augusta s all-time leading scorer with 2,615 points. He was named the 10th Region Player of the Year, picked up 2nd Team All-State honors, and was a McDonald s All-American candidate among a slew of other accolades. Brent spurned 10 different Division I colleges to play for Bellarmine in JAREK COLES 6-0 Freshman Guard Omaha, Ne. Omaha Central High School Major: Undecided Parents: Dawn and Jerome Coles High School: Coles12 points, 4.3 assists and four rebounds a game last year, is a native of Lexington and attended Tates Creek High School through his sophomore year. Coles father, Jerome Coles, starred for Tates Creek in his high school years and went on to play collegiately at Norfolk State. At Omaha Central, Coles joined a program that has won seven of the last eight Nebraska Class A (largest class) State Championships. Last year, the Eagles posted a 22-5 mark. 32 RHETT TROUTMAN 6-0 Freshmen Guard Mt. Washington, Ky. Bullitt East High School Major: Chemistry Parents: Tommy Troutman & Kathy McKinney High School: Troutman was one the top players in the Sixth Region last year, averaging 13.3 points and 4.2 rebounds while shooting 51.4 percent from the floor for the regional runnerup. The 6-foot Troutman, who played primarily point guard in high school, decided a few weeks ago to attend Bellarmine over offers from St. Catharine and Union. Rhett Troutman is excited to be reunited with his brother (Rusty) at the college level. Page 19

21 Statistics BELLARMINE BASKETBALL Bellarmine Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 31, 2014) All games Overall record: 23-8 Conf: 12-6 Home: 13-2 Away: 6-4 Neutral: 4-2 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 23 Jones, Keisten Thelen, Jake Hall, Vance Suggs, George Derksen, Josh Troutman, Rusty Hale, Donnie Gibson, Tanner Stoner, Josh Maynard, Corbin Fredrick, Nick Landry, Tyler Parrish, Michael Meyer, Christian Knott, George Edelen, Billy Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS BU 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 OT Totals Bellarmine Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/16/13 MARIAN Wot /23/13 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS W /29/13 vs Indiana Southeast W /30/13 vs King W /9/13 WEST VIRGINIA TECH W /13/13 VIRGINIA UNION W /14/13 OHIO VALLEY W /19/13 at Fairmont State W * 1/03/14 at William Jewell W * 01/05/14 at Rockhurst W * 01/09/14 DRURY UNIVERSITY W * 01/11/14 MISSOURI S&T W * 01/16/14 INDIANAPOLIS L * 01/18/14 SAINT JOSEPH'S W * 01/20/14 SOUTHERN INDIANA Lot * 01/23/14 at UW-Parkside L * 01/25/14 at Lewis L * 01/30/14 MCKENDREE W * 02/01/14 ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD W * 02/06/14 at Quincy W * 02/08/14 at Truman L * 02/13/14 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W * 02/15/14 MARYVILLE W * 2/20/13 at Saint Joseph's (IN) W * 02/22/14 at Indianapolis W * 02/27/14 at Southern Indiana L /02/14 WILLIAM JEWELL W /07/14 vs Indianapolis W /08/14 vs Wisconsin-Parkside W % 03/09/14 vs Southern Indiana L /15/14 vs Indianapolis L * - Conference game Page 20

22 Individual Records Steve Mercer floyd smith Tom schurfranz Jeremy Kendle Rudy Montgomery Page 21 most points in a game pl name pts. Opponent date 1. Matt Otte 43 Lewis Feb. 10, 2007 Rudy Montgomery 43 Marian Jan. 27, Floyd Smith 42 Transylvania Jan. 15, Reggie Burcy 41 Northern Kentucky Mar. 2, 1989 Mike Holmes 41 IUPU-Fort Wayne Feb. 27, Tom Schurfranz 40 Ashland Jan. 18, 1992 Ron Belton 40 UW-Milwaukee Feb. 26, 1969 Joe Reibel 40 St. Joseph s Feb. 23, 1959 Rudy Montgomery 40 St. Joseph s Dec. 5, 1958 most points in a season pl name season gms. fg. ft. pts. avg. 1. Floyd Smith Jeremy Kendle Tom Schurfranz Tom Schurfranz Buddy Cox Steve Mercer Jeremy Kendle Reggie Burcy Jeremy Kendle Bruce Olliges free throw percentage in a season (min. 2 fta/game) pl name season gms. ftm. fta. avg. 1. Vance Hall Eric Wilson Justin Cornell Victor Pierson Chip Sivori Matt Otte Luke Sprague Dewey Minton Clint Davis Josh Herbert free throw percentage in a Career (min. 2 FTA/game & 50 GMS) pl name seasons gms. ftm. FTa. avg. 1. Victor Pierson Eric Wilson Brad Bixler Vance Hall Brad Ayer Justin Cornell Brandy Monks Bruce Olliges Braydon Hobbs Bill Duncan highest career scoring average pl name season gms. pts. avg. 1. Bruce Olliges Buddy Cox Rudy Montgomery Floyd Smith Al Stevenson Steve Mercer Jeremy Kendle Tom Schurfranz Jim Hall Shannon Phillips Mike Holmes Most Three Pointers in a season pl name season number 1. Braydon Hobbs Matt Gladieux Braydon Hobbs Frankie Moore Eric Wilson Brad Bixler Matt Pait Braydon Hobbs Justin Benedetti Vance Hall ACTIVE PLAYERS IN BOLD Bellarmine Thousand Point Club Name Yrs. Gms. Pts. Avg. 1. Steve Mercer , Floyd Smith , Tom Schurfranz , Jeremy Kendle , Chris Dowe , Rudy Montgomery , Braydon Hobbs , Clint Davis , Buddy Cox , Bruce Olliges , Mike Holmes , Jared McCurry , Shannon Phillips , Jim Hall , Brandy Monks , George Duncan , Keisten Jones , Justin Benedetti , John Ellington , Al Stevenson , Brad Bixler , Chris Renfroe , Eugene Mosley , Dwight Moore , Luke Sprague , Bruce Johnson , Jack McLemore , John Parrott , Bobby Todd , Dave Kelly , Jim Crawford , Adam Etienne , Brad Ayer , Marvin Utley , Zach Miller , Most Three Pointers in a career pl name season number 1. Braydon Hobbs Brad Bixler Justin Benedetti Bruce Johnson Keisten Jones Luke Sprague Jeremy Kendle Jared McCurry Eric Wilson Brad Ayer most rebounds in a game Pl. Name reb. opponent date 1. Rudy Montgomery 35 Villa Madonna 2/1/59 2. Mike Clark 29 Tennessee A&I 2/23/66 3. Mike Clark 27 Centre 1/20/68 4. Rudy Montgomery 26 St. Joseph s 1/9/60 5. Rudy Montgomery 23 Transylvania 12/9/59 Ron Belton 23 Corpus Christi 1/13/69 John Linnemann 23 Campbellsville 12/1/70 8. Tom Hugenberg 22 Georgetown 2/27/64 Jim Schurfanz 22 Ill. Teachers Coll. 2/12/66 Mike Holmes 22 Southern Indiana 2/18/88 most Rebounds in a season Pl. Name season gms. reb. avg. 1. Rudy Montgomery Rudy Montgomery Mike Holmes Mike Holmes Ron Belton Rudy Montgomery Jim Schurfranz Mike Holmes Tom Schurfranz Tom Hugenberg most rebounds in a Career Pl. Name seasons gms. reb. avg. 1. Rudy Montgomery , Mike Holmes , Jim Schurfranz Tom Schurfranz

23 Bellarmine Records 5. Steve Mercer John Linneman Chris Renfroe Tom Hugenberg George Duncan Jim Hall Most steals In A Game Pl. Name stls. opponent date 1. Jim Hall Braydon Hobbs 7 So. Indiana Mar. 3, Braydon Hobbs 6 Ky. Wesleyan Feb. 18, 2012 Chip Sivori 6 St. Joseph s Dec. 2, 1996 Frank Moore 6 Marymount Jan. 2, 1996 Frank Moore 6 Bahamas Dec. 31, 1995 Shawn McGee 6 IUPU-Ft. Wayne Feb. 17, 1994 Adam Brames 6 Indianapolis Feb. 14, 2008 Most Steals In A Season Pl. Name season gms. stls. avg. 1. Matt Gladieux Braydon Hobbs Braydon Hobbs Chartrael Hall Frankie Moore Braydon Hobbs Jared McCurry John Ellington Adam Brames Braydon Hobbs Most Blocked shots In A Season (Since 1992) Pl. Name season gms. blk. avg. 1. Caleb Holcomb Tom Schurfranz George Suggs Steve Mercer Steve Mercer Steve Mercer Chris Dowe Braydon Hobbs Steve Mercer Andy Swan Most Blocked shots In A Career (Since 1992) Pl. Name season gms. blk. avg. 1. Steve Mercer Braydon Hobbs Caleb Holcomb Chris Dowe George Suggs Tom Schurfranz Keisten Jones Oladapo Fagbenle Nick Holmes Justin Benedetti Most Field Goals Made GAME Joe Reibel vs. St. Joseph s SEASON Floyd Smith CAREER Steve Mercer TEAM RECORDS Most Points GAME 130 Ashland SEASON 2, (total pts.) SEASON (average) Most Combined Points in a Game GAME 253 Bellarmine 130 def. Ashland Largest Winning Margin GAME 61 Puerto Rico Humacao Temple Baptist Most Field Goals GAME 58 Centre SEASON Most Field Goal Attempts GAME 110 Centre SEASON 2, Highest Field Goal Percentage GAME.717 (38-53) SIUE SEASON.545 (851-1,561) Most Free Throws Made GAME 51 Ashland SEASON Most Steals In A Career Pl. Name seasons gms. stls. avg. 1. Braydon Hobbs Steve Mercer Jared McCurry Chris Dowe Shawn McGee Chip Sivori Brad Bixler Eric Wahl Adam Brames Frankie Moore Shannon Phillips Most Assists In A Game Pl. Name ast. opponent date 1. Chartrael Hall 15 NKU 2/26/09 2. Brandy Monks 14 Ashland 12/17/89 3. Matt Miller 13 Delta State 11/22/05 Braydon Hobbs 13 Drury 1/22/09 5. Braydon Hobbs 12 UI-Spring. 1/27/11 Most Assists In A Season pl. Name season gms. AST. avg. 1. Braydon Hobbs Braydon Hobbs Brandy Monks Chartrael Hall Braydon Hobbs Brandy Monks Brandy Monks Vance Hall Chris Dowe Braydon Hobbs Most Assists In A Career Pl. Name seasons gms. ast. avg. 1. Braydon Hobbs Brandy Monks John Ellington Brad Bixler Chris Dowe Jeremy Kendle Zach Miller Marvin Utley Marcus Flynn Chartrael Hall Most Blocked shots In A Game (Since 1992) Pl. Name blks. opponent date 1. Tom Schurfranz Caleb Halcomb 8 Winston Salem 11/22/03 3. Braydon Hobbs 7 Ky. Wesleyan 3/13/12 Caleb Halcomb 7 UW-Parkside 2/19/04 5. Caleb Halcomb 6 (3 times) George Suggs 6 IU Southeast 11/29/13 Most Field Goal Attempts GAME Floyd Smith vs. Campbellsville Jeremy Kendle vs. Ky. Wesleyan SEASON Floyd Smith CAREER ,610 Floyd Smith Highest Field Goal Percentage GAME (9-9) Shawn McGee vs. Ashland SEASON Jake Thelen CAREER Tom Schurfranz Most Free Throws Made GAME Floyd Smith vs. Transylvania SEASON Al Stevenson CAREER Rudy Montgomery Most Free Throw Attempts GAME Floyd Smith vs. Transylvania SEASON Rudy Montgomery CAREER Rudy Montgomery Most Three Point Field Goals made GAME Matt Otte vs. Lewis Highest Three Point Percentage (Min. 6 attempts) GAME (5-6) Brad Bixler vs. St. Joe s (5-6) Adam Brames vs. NKU (5-6) Braydon Hobbs (2 times) (5-6) Chris Dowe vs. Wheel.Jes. SEASON (42-82) Luke Sprague CAREER ( ) Luke Sprague BELLARMINE TRIPLE DOUBLES Brandy Monks: Jan. 27, 1990 vs. Northern Ky. (18 pts., 11 rebs., 10 assists) Braydon Hobbs (pictured): March 7, 2010 vs. Drury (13 pts., 10 rebs., 11 assists) Most Free Throw Attempts GAME 69 Ashland SEASON Highest Free Throw Percentage GAME 1.00 (14-14) SEASON.788 ( ) Most Three Pointers Made GAME 15 6 times (last time King 11/30/13) SEASON Most Three Pointers Attempted GAME 42 West Va. Tech SEASON Highest Three Point Percentage GAME.733 (14-19) UWP SEASON.424 ( ) Most Rebounds GAME 95 Ill. Teachers Coll SEASON 1, Most Assists GAME 31 SIUE SEASON Most Wins SEASON Most Games Played SEASON Best Winning Percentage SEASON.943 (33-2) Longest Winning Streak 17 Games ( ) Knights Hall RECORDS (Men s ) Most Points TEAM 130 Bellarmine (vs. Ashland) 1994 Player 47 Cardell McFarland (KWC) Matt Otte (BU) Rudy Montgomery (BU) 1960 Most Combined Points in a Game GAME 253 Bellarmine 130 def. Ashland Largest Winning Margin 61 - BU vs. Puerto Rico Humacao BU vs. Temple Baptist Page 22

24 Honors NCAA Division II All-America selections 2012 Braydon Hobbs Player of the Year, NABC Player of the Year, Basketball Times First Team, DII Bulletin second Team, Daktronics Jeremy Kendle NABC First Team, Basketball Times Honorable Mention, DII Bulletin 2011 Jeremy Kendle NABC First Team, Basketball Times second Team, DII Bulletin Third Team, Daktronics Braydon Hobbs Honorable Mention, DII Bulletin 1996 steve Mercer Honorable Mention, CoSIDA 1992 tom Schurfranz First Team, NABC 1977 Floyd Smith Third Team, NABC GLVC Player Of The Year 2012 Braydon Hobbs 2011 Jeremy Kendle 1992 Tom Schurfranz 1988 Mike Holmes 1984 Buddy Cox GLVC Freshman Of The Year 2009 Braydon Hobbs GLVC ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM 2012 Braydon Hobbs GLVC All-Conference selections 2014 Keisten Jones First Team 2013 Chris Dowe First Team Vance Hall First Team 2012 Braydon Hobbs First Team Jeremy Kendle First Team Chris Dowe Second Team Luke Sprague Second Team 2011 Braydon Hobbs First Team Jeremy Kendle First Team Academic all-america Selections 2012 Braydon Hobbs Second Team- CoSIDA 2003 Brad Ayer Honorable Mention - CoSIDA 2001 Ronald Brooks Third Team - Verizon 1992 Tom Schurfranz Third Team - GTE NCAA post-graduate scholarships recipients 2001 Ronald Brooks 1992 Tom Schurfranz ncaa dii midwest region SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2012 Braydon Hobbs Justin Benedetti Third Team Chris Dowe Third Team 2010 Jeremy Kendle Second Team Justin Benedetti Third Team Braydon Hobbs Third Team 2009 Chartrael Hall First Team Braydon Hobbs Third Team 2008 Dzaflo Larkai Second Team Adam Brames Third Team 2006 Matt Miller Hon.Ment Marcus Flynn Hon. Ment. Matt Pait Hon. Ment Jared McCurry Second Team 2001 Jared McCurry Second Team 2000 Jared McCurry Second Team 1998 Matt Gladieux Second Team Brad Bixler Hon. Mention 1997 Steve Mercer Second Team 1996 Steve Mercer Second Team 1995 Steve Mercer First Team Shannon Phillips Second Team 1994 Shannon Phillips Second Team Steve Mercer Hon. Mention GLVC Academic All-Conference selections 2014 Max Clemons, Billey Edelen, Keisten Jones, Stevie Loveless, George Suggs, Rusty Troutman 2013 Ryan Burton, Max Clemons, Billy Edelen, Keisten Jones, Stevie Loveless, Cole Schaefer 2012 Ryan Burton, Braydon Hobbs, Keisten Jones, Stevie Loveless, Aaron Robison, Luke Sprague, Jonathan Turl 2011 Braydon Hobbs, Nick Holmes, Keisten Jones, Stevie Loveless, Luke Sprague 2010 Doug Davenport, Braydon Hobbs, Nick Holmes, Andrew Parks, Luke Sprague 2009 Doug Davenport, Braydon Hobbs, Andrew Parks, Luke Sprague Great Lakes Valley Conference honors 1993 Shannon Phillips Hon. Mention 1992 Tom Schurfranz First Team John Ellington Hon. Mention John Hartlage Hon. Mention 1991 Tom Schurfranz First Team Brandy Monks Second Team John Ellington Hon. Mention 1990 Brandy Monks Second Team Brian Fichter Hon. Mention 1989 Reggie Burcy First Team Tom Schurfranz Second Team 1988 Mike Holmes First Team 1987 Mike Holmes Second Team Clint Davis Second Team 1986 Mike Holmes Second Team 1985 Clint Davis Hon. Mention 1984 Buddy Cox First Team Clint Davis Hon. Mention 1983 John Parrott Second Team Buddy Cox Second Team 1982 Buddy Cox First Team ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 2008 Doug Davenport, Dzaflo Larkai, Andrew Parks, Tim Dearlove 2007 Doug Davenport, Matt DeMasters, Marcus Flynn, Dzaflo Larkai, Andrew Parks, Ryan Tiesi 2006 Marcus Flynn, Matt Miller, Andrew Parks, Kyle Thraser 2005 Marcus Flynn, Kyle Thrasher 2004 Torey Meagher 2003 Brad Ayer, Justin Cornell 2002 Brad Ayer, Phillip Hobbs, Oloyede Olumide 2001 Ron Brooks, Justin Cornell, Oloyede Olumide 2000 Brad Bixler, Ron Brooks, Andy Swan, Jeffery Thomas 1999 Ron Brooks, Amit Shaham, Landon Swan, Andy Swan, Jeffrey Thomas, Eric Wahl 1998 Brad Bixler, Ron Brooks, Brian Culhane, Matt Gladieux, Amit Shaham 1997 Steve Mercer, Amit Shaham, Chip Sivori 1996 Steve Mercer, Amit Shaham 1995 Steve Mercer, Dave Naber 1994 Kevin Eilers, Robert Keeling, Dave Naber 1993 Robert Keeling, David Kirby, David Naber 1992 Steve Bringard, Bobby Keeling, Tom Schurfranz 1991 Tom Schurfranz 1990 Ernest Marshall Page 23

25 NCAA Tournament Record Match-uP/RESULT AREna Site 2014 RD 1 Indianapolis def. Bellarmine o Reilly Center springfield, Mo RD 1 Bellarmine def. Indianapolis o Reilly Center springfield, Mo. RD 2 Bellarmine def. Southern Indiana O Reilly Center springfield, Mo. RD 3 Drury def. Bellarmine o Reilly Center springfield, Mo RD 1 Bellarmine def. Lewis Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 2 Bellarmine def. Findlay Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 3 Bellarmine def. Kentucky Wesleyan Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 4 Bellarmine def. Alabama-Huntsville Bank of Kentucky Center Highland Heights, Ky. RD 5 Montevallo def. Bellarmine Bank of Kentucky Center Highland Heights, Ky RD 1 Bellarmine def. Indianapolis Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 2 Bellarmine def. Northern Ky Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 3 Bellarmine def. Ferris State Knights Hall Louisville, Ky. RD 4 Bellarmine def. Midwestern St MassMutual Center Springfield, Mass. RD 5 Bellarmine def. Minn. St.-Mankato MassMutual Center Springfield, Mass. RD 6 Bellarmine def. BYU-Hawaii MassMutual Center Springfield, Mass RD 1 Bellarmine def. Central State sportscenter owensboro, Ky. Rd 2 Quincy def. Bellarmine sportscenter owensboro, Ky RD 1 Bellarmine def. Ky. Wes Croy Gymnasium Findlay, Ohio Rd 2 Bellarmine def. Lake Superior Croy Gymnasium Findlay, Ohio RD 3 Findlay* def. Bellarmine (OT) Croy Gymnasium Findlay, Ohiol 1991 Rd 1 Grand Valley State def. Bellarmine Consolation Bellarmine def. Western Missouri 94-83* 1970 Rd 1 Tennessee State def. Bellarmine Consolation Bellarmine def. Transylvania RD 1 Bellarmine def. Ferris State RD 2 Kentucky Wesleyan def. Bellarmine RD 1 Lewis def. Bellarmine Consolation Bellarmine def. Cal-State Bakersfield RD 1 Central State def. Bellarmine Consolation Wright State def. Bellarmine RD 1 Alcorn A&M def. Bellarmine Consolation Transylvania def. Bellarmine RD 1 Bellarmine def. Norfolk State RD 2 Evansville def. Bellarmine RD 1 Oglethorpe 57 def. Bellarmine Consolation Bellarmine def. Austin Peay RD 1 Eastern Illinois def. Bellarmine Consolation Youngstown State def. Bellarmine Page 24

26 All Time Record (2-12) Opponent St. Mary s L Madonna L Club Cuero L Municipal W Campbellsville L Campbellsville L L Georgetown L Louisville Bible College W Villa Madonna L Fort Knox L Fort Knox L Mackin Cadets L Xavier L (5-17) Opponent Campbellsville L Lindsey-Wilson W Chase L Kentucky State L L L W Knox L L St. Mary s W Georgetown L L L Centre W L Transylvania W L L Berea L Louisville L Fort Knox L State L (9-13) Opponent Campbellsville W L Kentucky State W L L Union L L L St. Mary s W J.C. W Transylvania W Wesleyan L Centre L Lindsey-Wilson W Georgetown W Berea L State L W Vincennes J.C. W L Ky. Wesleyan L Wesleyan L (14-8) Opponent Vincennes J.C. W Hanover L Kentucky State W Transylvania W Union W Georgetown W Centre W St. Mary s W Vincennes J.C. W Franklin W Centre W Transylvania W Berea W Franklin L St. Joseph s L Georgetown L Berea L Ky. Wesleyan L Kentucky State L Union W Transylvania W Georgetown L (8-14) Franklin W Kentucky State L St. Joseph s L Georgetown L Centre L Hanover W Berea L Ky. Wesleyan L Centre W Union W Transylvania L Franklin L Villa Madonna W New Albany Dairymen W Georgetown L Villa Madonna L Ky. Wesleyan L Transylvania W Berea W Union L Morehead State L Ky. Wesleyan L (6-14) Marian W Joseph s L Georgetown L Madonna L L Berea W L Centre W W Union L L Knox L Morehead State L Kentucky State W W Transylvania L L L Villa Madonna L Georgetown N L (13-11) Marian W W Berea W L Centre W State L St. Joseph s W Madonna L Hanover W L Transylvania L W W Georgetown L L Loyola, Md. N W Kentucky State L W Villa Madonna L EvansvilleN L Union W W Villa Madonna N W Georgetown N L (17-9) Transylvania W Wesleyan W L Morehead State L Villa Madonna W St. Joseph s W Wabash W Baldwin-Wallace N W Capital University N W State L Berea W Pikeville W Centre W Union W Georgetown L L W Kentucky State W W Joseph s W Madonna L L L W Berea N W Transylvania N L W Dame L Joseph s L Transylvania L L Kentucky L State L Indianapolis N L L State L Berea L Ky. Wesleyan L L Pikeville L W L Villa Madonna W Georgetown L Madonna W L Kentucky State W Centre L St. Joseph s W Union N K L (7-15) Pikeville W Capital University W L L Transylvania L State L Madonna L Tennessee State L Georgetown L Wesleyan L Berea W Joseph s L W Union W W L L Villa Madonna L Georgetown L W St. Joseph s L Georgetown N L L University L L Louisville L L Joseph s L State L FiskN W Marian W EarlhamN W IndianapolisN L Ky. Wesleyan L W Villa Madonna L Georgetown L Union W Campbellsville W Pikeville L Madonna L Transylvania L L Berea W L W W St. Joseph s W Transylvania W Villa Madonna L (11-11) Campbellsville W Dame L L L Bonaventure L L Madonna W W Wesleyan L Berea W L L Pikeville W Transylvania W L Georgetown L Villa Madonna W Union W W St. Joseph s W Centre W Villa Madonna N L Joseph s L Centre W Transylvania W Berea W Madonna W Prairie View N W W Western Illinois N W W Ky. Wesleyan W Union W L Georgetown W L L W Villa Madonna L W Pikeville W W W Marian W Union N W Villa Madonna N W Transylvania N W Oglethorpe L Austin Peay W L L Pikeville W Indianapolis L Rockhurst N L Minn.-Duluth N L Austin Peay N W W W Lipscomb W Georgetown W Transylvania W Madonna W W W L L L Union L Centre W Villa Madonna L W Wesleyan L Berea W L (15-8) Berea W Centre W Indianapolis W W Bros. L Denison N W W Louisville L L St. Francis, Pa. W L Hanover W Francis, Pa. L W W Madonna W Steubenville L Villa Madonna W Marian W W Ky. Wesleyan L Norfolk State N W Evansville N L W Oakland City W Joseph s, Pa. L L Dakota St. L W Madonna W Transylvania W Marian W State L Christian Bros. W Lewis L Centre W W Illinois State W Villa Madonna W L L W Tennessee State W Wesleyan L (12-13) Oakland City W Peay L Centre W W Lewis W L Texas Wesleyan W Western Carolina N L NE Missouri N L Oklahoma Baptist N L L L State W L Tennessee State L Villa Madonna W Gannon W Transylvania W State L Austin Peay L Madonna W L W Indianapolis W Ky. Wesleyan L (13-12) Oakland City W Marian W L Peay L Tenn. St. L Northwood W L L L W Bethany W Villa Madonna L Centre W Wesleyan L Steubenville W L St. Joseph s, Pa. L Delta State W Austin Peay W Transylvania W Madonna W W Central State L Lewis W L Page 25

27 All Time Record (Cont.) (19-9) St. Benedict s W Ohio L W Middle Tenn. St. W Marian W Transylvania W Leo, Flordia W W W Corpus Christi W Indianapolis W Lewis W Thomas More W L Ky. Wesleyan W Peay L Kentucky State W More W Austin Peay L W Kentucky Southern W Northwood W L L State W L Alcorn State N L Transylvania N L (17-10) Campbellsville W State L L Tenn. St. W Oral Roberts L Transylvania W Thomas More W W L W Centre W Peay W Lewis W Central State L Quantico Marines W More W Northwood W W L Gannon W Wesleyan L L W Austin Peay W St. Leo, Florida L Tennessee State N L Transylvania N W (10-16) Campbellsville W L Alcorn State L Roberts L State L State W L Dalhousie W Steubenville L Christian Brothers W Transylvania W Lewis W Austin Peay L State L More L W Gannon W Middle Tenn. St. L L Ky. Wesleyan L Kentucky State L Peay L Thomas More L State W Marian W Ashland L (9-17) Campbellsville W L Alcorn State W Southern Indiana W Wright State W Akron W Brothers L Houston Baptist L Peay L Wesleyan L L Northwood L Franklin W L L More L Centre W Parsons W State L Transylvania L Shaw L Tennessee State L Thomas More L No. Kentucky L Ohio Dominican W L (12-14) Campbellsville W Kentucky State L IU-Southeast W Marian W State L L Austin Peay N L Fisk N L Steubenville W Tenn. St. L Ky. Wesleyan L Nebraska Wesleyan W L Ashland W Gannon W Northwood W More L State L Austin Peay L Transylvania L Indiana W L Thomas More W No. Kentucky W Dominican W L (12-13) Campbellsville W IU-Southeast W State L Central State W Peay L Wittenberg L Southern Indiana W L L Franklin L No. Kentucky L L Georgetown W W Northwood W Transylvania L Thomas More W State L Indiana State W Wesleyan L Union W State L Kentucky W More W Akron L (15-10) IU-Southeast L Campbellsville W American Christian L Lipscomb W Austin Peay W West Virginia State N W Capital N L Indiana W Transylvania W Indianapolis W Kentucky L L Mount Marty, S.D. W L L W Thomas More L Kentucky State L L Ky. Wesleyan W Wright State W More W Walsh W No. Kentucky W Ashland W (18-7) Union W Malone W W American Christian W L Transylvania W Dubuque W DePauw W Campbellsville W Georgetown W Southern Indiana W More L L W Thomas More W L Kentucky W Lipscomb W Tenn.-Chattanooga L Wesleyan W State L State L Belmont W No. Kentucky W IU-Southeast W (17-11) Bethel W IU-Southeast W Campbellsville W L W State L Transylvania W Middle Tenn. St. L Indianapolis W Union W Indiana W W W W Illinois W Thomas More L Kentucky L Eastern Illinois L L Ky. Wesleyan W Wright State W Kentucky State L Anderson W More W IU-Southeast W No. Kentucky L Eastern Illinois N L State L (16-10) Ohio Wesleyan W Pikeville W Union W L Georgetown W L Campbellsville W State W L Joseph s L Southern Indiana W DePauw L Ky. Wesleyan L Kentucky W Thomas More W L IU-Southeast W State W St. Joseph s L Wesleyan W State L Youngstown State W No. Kentucky W More W Transylvania L Indianapolis W (14-12, 4-4) Lincoln Memorial W Augusta W Joseph s L L Eastern Illinois W Transylvania W Indianapolis W Morehead State L St. Joseph s W State L Southern Indiana L Union W Ky. Wesleyan W Kentucky L Campbellsville W More W Illinois L L Kentucky State W Wesleyan L Wright State L Indiana L No. Kentucky L Thomas More W W W (17-9, 7-3) Oakland City W Alabama State L Transylvania W L W Youngstown State W Christian Brothers W State L Thomas More W W Georgetown W Indiana W Wesleyan W No. Kentucky L More W St. Joseph s L Indianapolis L Ky. Wesleyan W Southern Indiana W State L Wright State L Kentucky W Joseph s W W Ashland L W (16-10, W SIU-Edwardsville W Arkansas-Pine Bluff W L Campbellsville L Union W Wright State L W Thomas More W State W Oakland City W Southern Indiana L Ky. Wesleyan L Ashland W State W Joseph s L L Wesleyan L Indiana L No. Kentucky W Kentucky State W Indianapolis W St. Joseph s W W Kentucky L Transylvania W (20-9, 9-3) Pikeville W Savannah State W L Kentucky State W Georgetown W L More W Union W UPU-Ft. Wayne W Transylvania W Youngstown State W L Kentucky L St. Joseph s W Lewis W Wesleyan L Indiana W W State W No. Kentucky W Ashland W L Joseph s W Southern Indiana W Ky. Wesleyan W Indianapolis W L Central State N L Wright State N L (13-14, 5-7) Mo.-St. Louis L Lincoln Memorial W W L W State L State W No. Kentucky W Thomas More W Wright State L Saginaw State L Ashland W Transylvania W Kentucky State W L L Joseph s L Southern Indiana W Ky. Wesleyan L W State L L Indianapolis W Lewis L St. Joseph s W Wesleyan L Indiana L (21-9, 8-4) Missouri-Rolla L Mississippi College W Lincoln Memorial W Transylvania W W State L Georgetown W Kentucky W Union W Wright State W More W W St. Joseph s W Lewis L Indiana L Wesleyan L Ashland W L No. Kentucky W Indianapolis W W Joseph s W Southern Indiana W Ky. Wesleyan W State L L Kentucky State W W Lewis N L Calif.-Bakersfield N W Page 26

28 All Time Record (Cont.) (8-19, 3-11) Davis-Elkins W Lincoln Memorial L State L Transylvania W L Kentucky L State L Thomas More W Youngstown State L W Kentucky State W Indiana L Wesleyan L St. Joseph s L Lewis L L Wayne L L Indianapolis L Ky. Wesleyan L Southern Indiana L W Joseph s W Ashland L IUPU-Ft. Wayne L No. Kentucky L W (13-14, 7-9) Olivet Nazarene W L Taylor W L Georgetown L State L No. Kentucky W W More W L Joseph s L Southern Indiana W Ky. Wesleyan L W Wright State L L Wayne W Kentucky State W Indianapolis L IUPU-Ft. Wayne W Ashland W Wesleyan L Indiana L St. Joseph s L Lewis L Transylvania W Kentucky W (17-10, 10-6) Kentucky State W Berea N W Milligan W L Transylvania L State W Indianapolis W IU-Southeast L W Wayne L St. Joseph s W Lewis W Sacred Heart W Indiana L Wesleyan L No. Kentucky L L Thomas More W Kentucky W Southern Indiana L Ky. Wesleyan W Joseph s W L Ashland W IUPU-Ft. Wayne W SIU-Edwardsville W W (11-17, 6-10) Kentucky State L Tusculum N W Grace College W Louis L L Transylvania L Thomas More W Georgetown L W Indiana L Wesleyan L W Ashland L No. Kentucky W Joseph s L L St. Joseph s W Lewis L L Kentucky W L Indianapolis L Southern Indiana W Ky. Wesleyan L State L IUPU-Indianapolis W Wayne L IUPU-Ft. Wayne W (22-8, State L Purdue-Calumet N W Missouri-Rolla W Mo.-St. Louis W W More W Transylvania W Ashland W Kentucky L IU-Southeast W Wesleyan W Indiana L St. Joseph s L Lewis W Kentucky State W Indianapolis W Wayne W SIU-Edwardsville W IUPU-Ft. Wayne W L W W W Joseph s W Southern Indiana W Ky. Wesleyan L No. Kentucky W L Ferris State N W Wesleyan L (16-11, L Lincoln Memorial N W Troy State W Kentucky L L Memorial W Thomas More W Lewis W State W Joseph s L L Ashland W IUPU-Ft. Wayne W Indiana L Wesleyan L Georgetown W Kentucky W IUPU-Indianapolis W No. Kentucky W Ky. Wesleyan L Southern Indiana W Wayne L L Indianapolis W St. Joseph s W L Kentucky State W (24-6, 14-4) IU-Southeast W Grace College N W Fayetteville State W More W Wilberforce W Kentucky L Bethel W W Wesleyan L Indiana W SIU-Edwardsville W State W IUPU-Ft. Wayne W Ashland W Kentucky W W St. Joseph s W Lewis W W Kentucky State W L Wayne L Indianapolis W Northern Kentucky W L Joseph s W Southern Indiana W Kentucky Wesleyan N W Grand Valley State# N L Missouri Western# N W (17-11, 10-8) Wisconsin-Platteville N L Henderson State N W W Troy State N L Taylor W Lincoln Memorial W Georgetown L W Kentucky Wesleyan W Southern Indiana W W Kentucky State W Wayne L L Northern Kentucky L Indianapolis W Joseph s L W IUPU-Indianapolis W State L Ashland W IUPU-Ft. Wayne W L Kentucky W Lewis W St. Joseph s L Indiana W Wesleyan L (7-20, 4-14) IU-Southeast W Bethel N L Union W Central Missouri State W IUPU-Indianapolis L L John Carroll L St. Joseph s L Lewis W L Kentucky L Kentucky Wesleyan L Southern Indiana L Wayne L L SIU-Edwardsville L State L Northern Kentucky L Indianapolis W Indiana L Wesleyan L Ashland L IUPU-Ft. Wayne L L Kentucky State W Joseph s L W (11-16, 5-13) Spalding W Missouri Baptist N W Purdue-Calumet W Oakland City W IUPU-Indianapolis W W Georgetown L Kentucky State L L Indianapolis L Northern Kentucky L L Joseph s L IUPU-Ft. Wayne W Ashland W Indiana L Wesleyan L Kentucky W L St. Joseph s L Lewis W Wayne W L Kentucky Wesleyan L Southern Indiana L L State L (10-17, 4-14) Spalding L Bethel N W Longwood W City W IUPU-Indianapolis W IU-Southeast W L IUPU-Ft. Wayne W Ashland L Kentucky L L St. Joseph s W Lewis W Wesleyan L Indiana L L State L Indianapolis L Northern Kentucky L L Joseph s L Southern Indiana L Kentucky Wesleyan L SIU-Edwardsville W Kentucky State W L Wayne L (12-16, 5-15) Knoxville W W Kentucky State W Wesleyan L Wayne L Joseph s L Quincy L Lewis W W Marymount N W Holy Family N W L Kentucky L Wisconsin-Parkside W St. Joseph s L W L L State L Kentucky Wesleyan L Indiana L IUPU-Ft. Wayne W Indianapolis L L W Southern Indiana L SIU-Edwardsville W Northern Kentucky L (16-11, 9-11) Knoxville W Joseph s W Spalding W Wayne L Westbury W Centenary N W W Indianapolis L Northern Kentucky L W Kentucky Wesleyan L W Indiana L W Quincy L Missouri-St. Louis W Asbury W IUPU-Ft. Wayne W St. Joseph s W Kentucky L L Wesleyan L Wisconsin-Parkside W Southern Indiana L SIU-Edwardsville W Louis W L (17-10, Vincent L Spalding W Alabama-Huntsville W Louis W W L Edwards W W Southern Indiana L SIU-Edwardsville L Kentucky Wesleyan L Kentucky L IUPU-Ft. Wayne W St. Joseph s W Oakland City W W L Wesleyan L Indianapolis W Indiana W W Quincy W Missouri-St. Louis W Transylvania W W Northern Kentucky L Indiana L (10-18, 7-15) Assumption L Spalding W Kentucky L L IUPU-Ft. Wayne W Wesleyan L St. Francis, Indiana W MidAmerica Nazarene N W Midwestern St. N L St. Joseph s L Indiana L W Lewis L Wisconsin-Parkside W Missouri-St. Louis W Quincy W City L Wayne L Joseph s L Indianapolis L Northern Kentucky L L Louis W Kentucky Wesleyan L W L SIU-Edwardsville L Southern Indiana L (13-14, 8-12) St. Andrews W Augusta State W State L L Louis L Wesleyan L W Name W Kentucky State W Indianapolis L Kentucky L IUPU-Ft. Wayne L St. Joseph s W Indiana L L Page 27

29 All Time Record (Cont.) Lewis L Wisconsin-Parkside W Missouri-St. Louis W Quincy W Joseph s W Wayne W Kentucky Wesleyan L SIU-Edwardsville W Southern Indiana L W L Southern Indiana N L (13-14, 8-12) St. Andrews W Augusta State W State L L Louis L Wesleyan L W Name W Kentucky State W Indianapolis L Kentucky L IUPU-Ft. Wayne L St. Joseph s W Indiana L L Lewis L Wisconsin-Parkside W Missouri-St. Louis W Quincy W Joseph s W Wayne W Kentucky Wesleyan L SIU-Edwardsville W Southern Indiana L W L Southern Indiana N L (14-13, 11-9) Tiffin L Puerto Rico-Humacao W St. Edwards N L Word W Quincy W Mo.-St. Louis W Ky. Wesleyan L W Christian Brothers L St. Joseph s W Wayne W L W Kentucky L W Southern Indiana L SIU-Edwardsville W Louis L L Wisc.-Parkside W Lewis W Wesleyan L Indianapolis W No. Kentucky L W Indiana L St. Joseph s N L (12-15) Erskine W Findlay L W L St. Joseph s W Indianapolis L Mid-Cont. College W Bros. W Ky. Wesleyan L Mercyhurst N L Western Wash. N L Louis W W Lewis L Wisc.-Parkside W L Kentucky L Wesleyan L Indiana L Quincy L SIU-Edwardsville W W Joseph s W No. Kentucky L Southern Indiana L Mo.-St. Louis W Lewis N L (10-18) Bryant N L Presbyterian N L Lake Superior St. N L Bluefield State W Ashland L IU-Southeast W Mo.-St. Louis L Southern Indiana W No. Kentucky L Spalding W City W Kentucky State W Joseph s L SIU-Edwardsville L Quincy W Indiana L Wesleyan L Kentucky L L Wisc.-Parkside W Lewis L L Louis W Ky. Wesleyan L Indianapolis L St. Joseph s W L L (9-18, State L Oakland City W Winston Salem L Southern Indiana L Mo.-St. Louis L State L L L L Missouri-Rolla W Mercyhurst W St. Joseph s W Indianapolis W Ky. Wesleyan L Louis L W Lewis L Wisc.-Parkside W L Kentucky L Wesleyan L Indiana L Quincy W SIU-Edwardsville W L Joseph s L No. Kentucky L (9-18, 4-16) Delta State W Cincinnati Clermont W Temple Baptist W No. Kentucky W Joseph s L L Quincy W State L Oakland City W SIU-Edwardsville L Temple Baptist W Indiana L Wesleyan L Kentucky L L Wisc.-Parkside L Lewis L L Louis W Ky. Wesleyan L City L Indianapolis L St. Joseph s W L L Mo.-St. Louis L Southern Indiana L (14-14, L Wayne State W Delta State L Central State N W Glenville State N W Drury L Rockhurst W Joseph s L State L Alabama-Huntsville L State L Southern Indiana L Ky. Wesleyan W W Louis L Wisc.-Parkside W Lewis W W Kentucky L W L St. Joseph s L Indianapolis W No. Kentucky W Wesleyan W L W Drury N L (12-15, Upstate W Limestone N L No. Kentucky W SIU-Edwardsville L Quincy W St. Joseph s, Pa. N L Ohio University N L L Lindsey-Wilson W California, Pa. N W Gannon N W L L Mo.-St. Louis W Missouri-Rolla W Indiana L Wesleyan W St. Joseph s W Indianapolis L L L Wisc.-Parkside W Lewis L Ky. Wesleyan W Kentucky L L Joseph s L (17-11, 11-8) Hillsdale W W Lincoln Memorial N W NW Missouri State N L SW Minnesota State N W Edwardsville W W West Virginia Tech L Cumberland W Drury L Rockhurst W St. Joseph s L Indianapolis L Kentucky Wesleyan L Southern Indiana W West Virginia Tech W Missouri S&T W Missouri-St. Louis W Wisconsin-Parkside W Lewis L Northern Kentucky W Indianapolis W St. Joseph s W Northern Kentucky L Kentucky Wesleyan L Lewis W Wisconsin-Parkside L Drury * L (26-7, College W Florida Southern W King College W Joseph s W W Cumberlands W W State W Pfeiffer N W West Liberty State W W Northern Kentucky W Kentucky Wesleyan W Southern Indiana W Louis L L Drury W Missouri S&T W Flyers L University L Wisconson-Parkside W St. Joseph s W Wesleyan L W Lewis W Indianapolis W Kentucky W Quincy * W Indiana * W No. Kentucky N * L Ky. Wesleyan N # W Lake Superior N # W # L (23-9,12-6) Salem International W Hillsdale W Wayne State L Minnesota Duluth N W Michigan Tech N W Southern Indiana L Kentucky Wesleyan L Ohio Valley W IU-Southeast L Cumberlands W Tusculumn W Wisc.-Parkside W Lewis W Rockhurst L Drury L Indianpolis W St. Joseph s W Missouri-St. Louis W Northern Kentucky W Quincy L UIS W Missouri S&T W Maryville W Northern Kentucky W Indianapolis W Kentucky Wesleyan L Southern Indiana W Quincy W Drury N W Kentucky Wesleyan N W Central State# N W Quincy# N L (33-2, 17-1) Wayne State W West Virginia St. W Charleston W Kentucky Wesleyan W Southern Indiana W West Virginia St. W IU-Southeast W King W75-64 St. Catharine L Harris-Stowe st. Lewis W Wisc.-Parkside W Drury W Rockhurst W Mo.- St.-Louis W St. Joseph s W Indianapolis W No. Kentucky W Ill.-Springfield W Quincy W Maryville W Missouri S&T W No. Kentucky W Indianapolis W So. Indiana W Ky. Wesleyan L Rockhurst W Ky. Wesleyan N W So. Indiana N W Indianapolis# W No. Kentucky# W Ferris St.# W Midwestern St.# N W Minn. St. Mankato# N W BYU-Hawaii# N W (29-4, 16-2) Saginaw Valley W State W Valley St. W IU Southeast N W Malone N W L Joseph s W Ohio Valley W St.Catharine W Jesuit W Rockhurst W William Jewell W W S&T W Northern Kentucky W Lewis W Wisconsin Parkside W Southern Indiana W Ky Wesleyan W W W St. Joseph s W Indianapolis W Indiana L Ky. Wesleyan W Kentucky W Lewis N* W So Indiana N* L Lewis# W Findlay# W Ky. Wesleyan# W Ala.-Huntsville N# W Montevallo N# L (24-8, 12-6) Wayne State W Grand Valley W Philander Smith W Virginia at Wise W W. Virginia Tech W WJU-M W UC Clermont W Nova S.Eastern W Quincy W UIS W Missouri-St. Louis L Maryville L Wisconsin-Parkside W Lewis W McKendree W Saint Joseph s W Indianapolis W Southern Indiana L Kentucky Wesleyan W UINDY L ST. Joseph s CollegeW Lewis W UW-Parkside L Southern Indiana W Kentucky Wesleyan L McKendree W UIS W vs Maryville* W vs Drury* L vs IndianapolisN# W vs S. Indiana N# W Drury N# L Page 28

30 All Time Record (Cont.) (23-8, 12-6) Marian W Christian Brothers W IU Southeast N W King N W West Virigina Tech W Virginia Union W Ohio Valley W State W Jewell W W Drury W Missouri S&T W Indianapolis L Saint Joseph s W Southern Indiana L L L McKendree W Illinois-Springfield W W State L Missouri-St. Louis W Maryville W Joseph s W W Indiana L William Jewel* W Indianapolis* W UW-Parkside* W Southern Indiana* L Indianapolis# L N - Neutral site # - Ncaa game * - glvc tourney game k - kiac tourney game Page 29

31 Team-by-Team Record (Entering Season) Akron 2-3 Alabama State 0-1 Alabama-Huntsville 2-2 Alcorn State 1-2 American Christian 1-1 Anderson 1-1 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1-0 Asbury 1-0 Ashland Assumption 0-1 Augusta State 2-0 Austin Peay 6-11 Bahamas 1-0 Baldwin-Wallace 1-0 Belmont 1-1 Berea 21-9 Bethany 1-0 Bethel 3-1 Biscayne 1-0 Bluefield State 1-0 Bryant 0-1 BYU-Hawaii 1-0 California (Pa.) 1-0 Cal. St. Bakersfield 1-0 Campbellsville 16-9 Capital 2-2 Centenary 1-0 Central Mo. State 1-0 Central State 4-5 Centre 26-8 Charleston (W.V.) 1-0 Chase 0-2 Christian Brothers 5-3 Cincinnati 0-2 Cincinnati Clermont 2-0 Club Cuero 0-1 All-Time Coaching Records Corpus Christi 1-0 Creighton 1-0 Cumberlands 3-0 Dalhousie 1-0 Davis-Elkins 1-0 Delta State 2-3 Denison 1-0 DePaul 0-3 DePauw 1-3 Detroit 0-1 Drury 5-8 Dubuque 1-0 Earlham 1-0 Eastern Illinois 2-3 Eastern Kentucky 0-3 Erskine 1-0 Evansville 0-2 Fayetteville State 1-0 Ferris State 2-0 Findlay 1-2 Fisk 1-1 Florida Southern 1-0 Fort Knox 0-5 Franklin 3-5 Gannon 5-4 Georgetown Glenville State 1-0 Grace College 2-0 Grand Valley State 2-1 Hanover 5-1 Harris-Stowe 1-0 Henderson State 1-0 Hillsdale 3-0 Holy Family 1-0 Holy Name 1-0 Houston Baptist 0-1 Years Coach Record Pct. GLVC Pct Norb Raque Eddie Weber Paulie Miller Gene Kenney Alex Groza Jim Spalding Joe Reibel Bob Valvano Charlie Just Chris Pullem Scott Davenport Page 30 Illinois-Springfield 5-0 Illinois State 2-1 Incarnate Word 1-0 Indiana State 2-3 Indianapolis IUPU-Ft. Wayne IUPU-Indianapolis 8-4 IU-Southeast 21-4 John Carroll 0-1 Kentucky Southern 1-0 Kentucky State Kentucky Wesleyan King College 3-0 Knoxville 3-0 Lake Superior State 1-1 Lewis Limestone 0-1 Lincoln Memorial 7-1 Lindsey-Wilson 3-2 Lipscomb 5-1 Longwood 1-0 Louisville Bible 1-0 Louisville Municipal 1-0 Louisville 0-14 Loyola (Md.) 1-0 Mackin Cadets 0-1 Malone 2-0 Marian 18-0 Marymount 1-0 Maryville (Mo.) 4-1 McKendree 2-0 McMurry 0-1 Mercyhurst 1-2 Miami (Ohio) 0-1 Michigan Tech 1-0 Midamerican Nazarene 1-0 Mid-Continent 1-0 Middle Tennessee St. 2-4 Midwestern State 1-1 Milligan 1-0 Minnesota-Duluth 1-1 Minnesota St.-Mankato 1-0 Mississippi College 1-0 Missouri Baptist 1-0 Missouri State 0-1 Missouri Western 1-0 Missouri-S&T 10-1 Missouri-St. Louis Montevallo 0-1 Morehead State 0-7 Mount Marty 1-0 Nebraska Wesleyan 1-0 New Albany Dairymen 1-0 Niagara 0-1 Norfolk State 1-0 Northeast Missouri 0-1 Northern Kentucky Northwest Mo. State 0-1 Northwood 5-1 Notre Dame 0-2 Nova Southeast 1-0 Oakland City 11-2 Oglethorpe 1-1 Ohio Dominican 2-0 Ohio University 0-1 Ohio Valley 3-0 Ohio Wesleyan 1-0 Oklahoma Baptist 0-1 Old Westbury 1-0 Olivet Nazarene 1-0 Oral Roberts 0-2 Parsons 1-0 Patten 1-0 Pfeiffer 1-0 Pikeville 10-6 Prarie View 1-0 Presbyterian 0-1 Puerto Rico-Humacao 1-0 Purdue-Calumet 2-0 Quantico Marines 1-0 Queens 1-0 Quincy Rockhurst 6-4 USC-Upstate 1-0 Sacred Heart 1-0 Saginaw Valley 1-1 Salem International 1-0 Savannah State 1-0 Schreiner 1-0 Shaw 0-1 SIU-Edwardsville South Dakota State 0-1 Southern Indiana Southwest Minn. St. 1-0 Spalding 6-1 St. Andrews 1-0 St. Benedict s 1-0 St. Bonaventure 0-1 St. Catharine 1-1 St. Edwards 1-1 St. Francis (Ind.) 1-0 St. Francis (Pa.) 1-1 St. Joseph s St. Joseph s (Pa.) 0-3 St. Leo 1-1 St. Mary s 3-1 St. Vincent 0-1 Steubenville 3-5 Tampa 1-0 Taylor 2-0 Temple Baptist 2-0 Tenn.-Chattanooga 0-1 Tennessee State 1-8 Texas Wesleyan 1-0 Thomas More 27-8 Tiffin 0-1 Transylvania Troy State 1-1 Tusculum 4-0 Union Villa Madonna Vincennes 4-0 Wabash 1-1 Walsh 1-0 Wayne State (Mich.) 4-2 West Liberty 1-0 West Virginia State 4-0 West Virginia Tech 3-1 Western Carolina 0-1 Western Illinois 1-0 Western Washington 0-1 Wheeling Jesuit 3-0 Wilberforce 1-0 William Jewell 3-0 Winston Salem 0-1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0-1 Wisconsin-Parkside 26-6 Wisconsin-Platteville 0-1 Wittenberg 0-2 Wright State 7-12 Xavier 0-10 Youngstown State 4-5

32 Great Lakes Valley Conference Information GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE Contact Information: 201 S. Capitol Avenue Pan Am Plaza, Suite 560 Indianapolis, IN Phone: Fax: Established: 1978 Member Institutions (16): Bellarmine University, Drury University, University of Illinois Springfield, University of Indianapolis, Lewis University, Maryville University, McKendree University, Missouri University of Science & Technology, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Quincy University, Rockhurst University, Saint Joseph s College, University of Southern Indiana, Truman State University, University of Wisconsin-Parkside, William Jewell College Championships Sponsored (20): Baseball, Men s Basketball and Women s Basketball; Men s and Women s Cross Country; Football; Men s and Women s Golf; Men s and Women s Soccer; Softball; Men s and Women s Tennis; Men s and Women s Indoor Track and Field; Men s and Women s Swimming & Diving, Men s and Women s Outdoor Track and Field; Women s Volleyball. Commissioner (14th Year): Jim Naumovich Phone: (317) jim@glvc-sports.org Asst. Commissioner, Compliance: Tonya Charland Phone: (317) tonya@glvc-sports.org GLVC Intern: Amy Selk Phone: (317) intern@glvc-sports.org Established in 1978 with a commitment to the purposes, fundamental policies and basic principles of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) has grown to embody the vision established by the founders of the organization and has melded athletic and academic excellence for 35 years. The GLVC, which at one point over the past decade grew to 17 members and was the largest athletic conference in the country in any division, has fully embraced NCAA Division II. Although formed and developed as one of the nation s premier NCAA Division II basketball conferences, the GLVC now sponsors 20 championship sports, which includes the addition of football in 2012 and men s and women s swimming and diving in The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972 when the athletic directors of three schools - Kentucky Wesleyan College, Bellarmine College (now Bellarmine University) and Indiana State University at Evansville (now the University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary discussions about forming a basketball conference. Four years later, the University of Indianapolis and Saint Joseph s College expressed interest. On July 7, 1978, those schools - along with Ashland University - united to become the GLVC. Under the direction of 14-year Commissioner Jim Naumovich, the GLVC will be celebrating its 35th Anniversary with several online and social media campaigns over the course of the academic season, while a 30-second public service announcement has also been produced. Since its inception, 16 different institutions have joined the league. Those members include: Lewis University (1980), Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne (1984), Northern Kentucky University (1985), Kentucky State University (1989), Quincy University (1994), Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (1994), University of Wisconsin-Parkside (1994), University of Missouri-St. Louis (1995), Drury University (2005), Missouri University of Science & Technology (2005), Rockhurst University (2005), University of Illinois Springfield (2008), Maryville University (2008), William Jewell College (2009) and McKendree University (2010). Truman State University, which was admitted to the conference as a full-time member in July 2012, is competing in its first year as an active member during the season. Ashland and Kentucky State left the conference after the 1994 season, IPFW left the league following the academic year, and SIU Edwardsville exited the league following the academic year. These departures opened the door for the seven-team expansion over the past decade, allowing the league to grow 17 institutions. Northern Kentucky departed following the season to bring the current membership to 16 schools. Truman then replaced charter member Kentucky Wesleyan, which left the league in 2013 to pursue membership in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference. The conference headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one of the many major Midwest media markets in which the league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield, Ill. (Illinois Springfield), Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Kansas City (Rockhurst, William Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville, McKendree, Missouri- St. Louis). Page 31 Asst. Commissioner, Communications: Jeff Smith Phone: (317) jeff@glvc-sports.org Asst. Commissioner, Championships & Marketing Camelia Trahan Phone: (317) camelia@glvc-sports.org GLVC Public Information Assistant: Jessica Yocum glvcpia@gmail.com The conference sponsors 20 championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men, and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for women. In the history of the GLVC, member schools have captured 12 NCAA Division II national championships, including nine on the men s side. Seven of those titles were earned in the sport of men s basketball, including Drury s national championship in 2013 and Bellarmine s title in Former member Kentucky Wesleyan won the 1987, 1990, 1999 and 2001 crowns under the GLVC umbrella, while Southern Indiana added a national title in Northern Kentucky won the school s first-ever women s basketball national championship in 2000 and followed that with a national title in In addition, Northern Kentucky became the first GLVC member to win a national championship in men s soccer, while USI staked claim to the GLVC s first baseball national championship in SIU Edwardsville was the first GLVC member to win a national championship in softball in The league also takes pride in recognizing the many academic and athletic accomplishments achieved by its student-athletes, coaches and administrators. In , the GLVC ranked third among 23 NCAA Division II conferences in Academic Success Rate (ASR) at 80 percent and third in the Federal Graduation Rate (FGR) at 62 percent for all student-athletes. In addition, a conference-record 2,002 student-athletes were recognized with Academic All-GLVC recognition in , while a league-best 225 student- athletes earned the GLVC Council of Presidents Academic Excellence Award for grade-point averages of 3.5 or higher. In 2001, the league announced the creation of the GLVC Hall of Fame, with the first class being inducted in The GLVC annually presents the Richard F. Scharf Paragon Award to the top male and female student-athlete in the league, and the Dr. Charles Bertram Alumni Award of Distinction to alumni who both succeeded while a GLVC student-athlete and excelled in accomplishments after graduation.

33 Bellarmine University Leadership Dr. Joseph J. McGowan, President Joseph J. McGowan was appointed as Bellarmine University s third president in He came to the position after serving for 22 years at Fordham University in New York as a vice president and dean. Prior to that he was an admissions and financial aid officer at the University of Notre Dame. He received his doctorate in higher education from Columbia University in New York and earned his bachelor s and master s degrees from the University of Notre Dame. He also is a graduate of Harvard University s Institute for Educational Management. Dr. McGowan led the transformation of Bellarmine College to Bellarmine University, which has been named as the region s best comprehensive university by U.S. News and World Report for 17 consecutive years. The Princeton Review ranks Bellarmine University as one of the nation s top colleges. During Dr. McGowan s 24-year tenure, Bellarmine University has made remarkable strides in academic life, student life, campus environment, and financial well-being. Some highlights since 1990: - Twenty-six new undergraduate academic degree and certification programs and six graduate degree programs, including two doctorates, were added. - A School of Education, a School of Communication, a School of Continuing and Professional Studies, a Center for Regional Environmental Studies and an Institute for Media, Culture and Ethics were established, and the Lansing School of Nursing expanded to include Health Sciences. - The Rubel School of Business achieved accreditation for both its undergraduate and graduate programs from AACSB, a distinction held by less than 15 percent of business schools worldwide. - Enrollment increased nearly 24 percent, to 3,132 in fall The university s endowment has more than quadrupled, from $7.65 million in 1990 to $32.8 million at the close of the fiscal year. - Intercollegiate sports teams increased from 12 to 19, including the launching of the very successful NCAA Division I men s lacrosse team. - The number of students living on campus has nearly quadrupled, to a record 1,009 in the fall 2010 semester. Forty-five percent of full-time undergraduate students currently live on campus. - Extensive building and renovation projects have provided the Bellarmine community with wonderful teaching and living space. New buildings have nearly tripled nearly tripled the square footage on campus, to 856,171 square feet as of August Facilities design has merited 11 architecture awards. Dr. McGowan is active in the civic, professional, and service life of the community, state and nation. Most recently, he has served on the boards of: - National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (Chair, ) - American Council on Higher Education - Greater Louisville Inc., Executive Committee - Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities - Kentuckiana Metroversity - Frazier International History Museum - Speed Art Museum - Greater Louisville Health Enterprises Network -$22M Metro United Way Campaign, Chair Dr. Fred Rhodes, Vice President for student Affairs Dr. Fred W. Rhodes was appointed Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students at Bellarmine University in 1991 and currently serves as Vice President for Student Affairs. Under Dr. Rhodes leadership, Student Affairs is thriving in its mission of providing services to students in the areas of career services, counseling, internships, student activities, residence life, campus ministry, service learning and volunteerism, disability services, international and minority student services, intramural sports, wellness and health services, food services and athletics. He is also involved in service learning and volunteerism in the Louisville area and has created volunteer experiences for students and faculty in India, Central and South America and the Caribbean. Dr. Rhodes has taught at the University of South Florida, University of Tennessee, University of Louisville and Bellarmine University. He has served on student affairs faculty programs at the University of South Carolina, University of Arizona, Emory University, Tulane University, Clemson University and the University of Georgia. Dr. Rhodes was named a Fulbright Scholar in Before joining Bellarmine, Dr. Rhodes served as Dean of Students at the University of Louisville and the University of Central Arkansas. He received his doctorate in education from Mississippi State University; his M.S. from the University of Tennessee; and his bachelor s at Maryville College. Dr. Rhodes has also done post-graduate study at Harvard University. Dr. Rhodes is a member of numerous professional organizations and has served in leadership positions in organizations such as the Southern Association of College Student Affairs (SACSA), the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), and the College Personnel Associations of Arkansas and Kentucky. Dr. Rhodes has served on numerous Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) accreditation committees. Dr. Rhodes is the recipient of NASPA s John Jones Award for Outstanding Service as Dean in the Southeast and the Melveen D. Hardy Award for outstanding contributions in research and service to the profession of Student Affairs administrators. Scott Wiegandt, Director of Athletics Scott Wiegandt is in his eleventh year as Bellarmine s director of athletics after serving the previous two years as assistant AD. During his tenure, the Bellarmine athletics program has grown to national prominence among NCAA Division II institutions--known both for its prowess in competition and as a national leader in game management and administration. In recent years, Bellarmine has hosted 12 NCAA Div. II national championships as well as the 2013 NCAA Div. II men s basketball Elite Eight. In June of 2013, Wiegandt was recognized for his work by being named Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate Athletic Directors. In , Bellarmine brought home the national championship in men s basketball--the first national championship in Bellarmine s sports history. Wiegandt also has overseen a dramatic upgrade in facilities. Among the additions and improvements are the construction of Owsley B. Frazier Stadium and the Eddie Weber Tennis Complex as well as renovations to Knights Hall and the baseball and softball facilities. In addition to the strides being made on campus, Wiegandt also has represented Bellarmine at a national level serving in leadership positions in organizations such as the Division II Athletics Directors Association, the Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, and the National Association of Athletic Development Directors. He also serves on the Greater Louisville Sports Commission s board of directors. Wiegandt holds an undergraduate biology degree from Bellarmine and earned All-America status as a senior pitcher for the Knights baseball team. He was selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 1989 draft, and played 10 years of professional baseball: eight seasons in the Phillies organization and one each with the St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates. He posted a 2.97 career ERA in over 400 appearances, including five seasons at AAA. Was inducted into the GLVC Hall of Fame in Spring of After teaching and coaching at Holy Cross High School, Wiegandt returned to Bellarmine to coach the baseball team and earn his master s degree. He served as head coach for four seasons before moving into his administrative duties. Wiegandt is married to the former Danielle Atzinger, who holds two graduate education degrees (and is pursuing a doctorate) from Bellarmine. She is currently principal at Holy Cross High School. They have three children: Caleb, Callie, and Cole. Page 32

34 Bellarmine Athletics Administration and Coaches Brad Bluestone Head Athletic Trainer Erin Burke Academic Advisor Linda Burt Athletics Secretary/ Office Manager Pam Stackhouse Assoc. Athletic Director Sr. Women s Admin. Chris Cooper Director of Athletic Events Melanie Brunsdon Asst. Athletic Director/ Compliance Director Steve Hartman Sports Performance Ann Jirkovsky Faculty Athletics Rep. David Krebs Assistant Athletic Trainer Heidi Neitzke Assistant Athletic Trainer Andrew Schroeder Academic Advisor Traci Siemens Administrative Assistant John Spugnardi Sports Information Director Adam Pruiett Asst. Sports Information Director Head Coaches Tim Chastonay Soccer, Men s Scott Davenport Basketball, Men s Chancellor Dugan Basketball, Women s Jim Vargo Cross Country, Track & Field Kris Horton Cross Country, Women s Mark Blankenbaker Field Hockey Ernie Denham Golf, Men s Art Henry Golf, Women s Kevin Burns Lacrosse Jennifer Grzebin Volleyball Chris Tinius Soccer, Women s Renee Hicks Softball John Brucato Swimming John Mican Tennis Larry Owens Baseball Page 33

35 Bellarmine Athletic Facilities Knights Hall Knights Hall is home to Bellarmine basketball and volleyball. Built in 1960, Knights Hall has an atmosphere all its own and can seat up to 2,222 passionate Knight fans in its current configuration. While retro in appearance, Knights Hall has plenty of modern amenities. A new floor and lower arena seating were installed in the summer of At the same time, new electrical and data lines were installed to accommodate media at press row. Other amenities include the President s room, which overlooks the court from the east baseline, and new LED scorer s table, which can display scores, statistics and sponsors mesages. Knights Hall also has a closed-circuit video system allowing live broadcasts of events to monitors throughout the arena. Knights Hall was dedicated in 1960 with a home game against the University of Louisville and has since featured some great matchups with some of the best basketball players in collegiate basketball including Kentucky State legend Travis Grant, the all-time leading scorer in Division II. The arena also has hosted NCAA tournament games including women s games in the 1990s all the way up to the men s basketball team s NCAA Midwest Regional championships in 2011 and In addition to basketball, Knights Hall has hosted literally hundreds of other events including graduations, lectures and concerts. It also was the site of the Division II Women s Volleyball Elite 8 in Other guests of Knights Hall include Mother Teresa, the Grateful Dead, Jimmy Buffett, and Maroon 5 among others. In 2007, Knights Hall was featured on ESPN as it hosted the McDonald s High School All-American Slam Dunk Contest, which was won by Blake Griffin. Knights Field Bellarmine s baseball and softball teams each have a home at Knights Field. Both diamonds are natural grass and are located on campus. The baseball field was built in 1954 and has been renovated several times. It now features an elevated press box overlooking home plate as well as covered dugouts, bullpens, a batting cage and a large electronic scoreboard in right field. The field dimensions are 360 feet down the left field line (where the fence is now 20-feet hight), 385 feet to dead center, and 340 feet down the right-field line. The softball field had a complete renovation in the spring of 2012 and was the site of the NCAA DII Softball National Championship that same year. The faciltity has a full service concession stand located behind home plate as well as covered dugouts and an electronic scoreboard located in left field. The field dimensions are 190 feet down the foul lines and 220 feet to center. Both fields have bleacher seating to accommodate 300 spectators as well as ample hillside grass seating. Page 34 Owsley B. Frazier Stadium In the fall of 2007, Bellarmine dedicated the $5.1 million Owsley B. Frazier Stadium on the school s campus, just off of Newburg Road. This state-of-the-art facility is now the home of Bellarmine s soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, and track teams. The artificial field surface, called the Joseph P. and Janet A. Clayton Field, was installed by the Motz Group and is the same 24/7 product as can be found at the football fields used by the Miami Dolphins and the University of Kentucky. The track facilities include an eight-lane dual-durometer polyurethane poured surface provided by Benyon Sport Surfaces, as well as three long jump pits, two pole vault areas, a high jump pit, and a water steeplechase pit. The field can also be fully lit for night play. It seats approximately 2,000 spectators and has a concession stand and press box facility. Owsley B. Frazier Stadium has hosted three NCAA Division II National Championships: men s and women s soccer (2010) and women s lacrosse (2012). Eddie Weber tennis complex Home to the men s and women s tennis teams, the Eddie Weber Tennis Complex features six hard surface courts, which were recently converted from clay. The Knights tennis teams also practice and compete on three indoor courts within the adjacent Sports, Recreation and Fitness facility.

36 Bellarmine University Bellarmine University is a vibrant community of educational excellence and ethical awareness that consistently ranks among the nation s best colleges and universities. Our students pursue an education based in the liberal arts and in the distinguished, inclusive Catholic tradition of educational excellence, the oldest and most rewarding in the western world. It is a lifelong education, worthy of the university s namesake, Saint Robert Bellarmine, and of his invitation to each of us to learn and live in veritatis amore -- in the love of all that is beautiful, true and good in life. On the edge of downtown Louisville - the nation s 19th largest city - Bellarmine is set on three beautiful hills in the artful and eclectic Highlands neighborhood. We are within walking distance of the Bardstown Road corridor, where coffee houses, restaurants, and oneof-a-kind shops add to the overall Bellarmine experience. Downtown Louisville is just minutes away and offers world-class theater, arts, sports, museums and gorgeous riverfront parks. Louisville is situated on the mile-wide Ohio River, at the gateway to the South and the crossroads of the Midwest. Two hundred million people two-thirds of the nation s population live within a 500-mile radius of the city. As we grow, more and more people are adding Bellarmine to their lists of top schools. Around here, we say BELL-er-mun in LOU-a-vuhl. This is one of the friendliest campuses and places in the world, so we ll still love you no matter how you pronounce these names. BU is named after Roberto Bellarmino ( ), the brilliant Jesuit, who was a Cardinal and who was canonized in Our lush, 143-acre campus currently comprises 43 buildings, including the world-class W.L. Lyons Brown Library, the Norton Health Science Center, and halls that are home to the nursing, education, and the arts and sciences. Bellarmine boasts eight residence halls (with an ninth currently under construction), a pristine architectural gem of a chapel, campus center, and university quadrangle. Our recreational facilities include indoor and outdoor tennis courts; fitness center; and athletic fields including a state-of-the-art Frazier Stadium that s home to lacrosse, soccer, field hockey, and track & field. Bellarmine faculty scholars are passionate about teaching. 156 fulltime faculty, with 81 percent holding a Ph.D. or the highest degree in their field, teach at Bellarmine. A diverse student body from 39 states and 30 foreign countries attend Bellarmine. Our total enrollment is 3,249 of which 2,457 are undergraduate students. Fifty-four percent of our students ranked in the top 25 percent of their class. ACT composite scores range from 22 to 27 for the middle 50 percent of students. Our student/faculty ratio is 13 to 1. Our average class size at Bellarmine Louisville, KENTUCKY Louisville is a place of beauty that defies description. Not exactly southern and not exactly midwestern, Louisville is home to people of kindness, people of greatness, and people of character. Often, you ll even meet someone who s all three! (Louisville is also home to people of good humor.) A big city with a small-town feel, Louisville is Lonely Planet s No. 1 Travel Destination for 2013 a place where you ll find every manner of arts, entertainment, sports and commerce, but still get a smile and a hello from a complete stranger. Greater Louisville, pronounced LOU-avuhl, is a thriving city of about 1.2 million people. Our city offers all of the benefits of a contemporary city on the move, along with the gracious hospitality that has made this region legendary. Our area boasts: an award-winning arts scene with top-level theater, music and visual arts; an awesome sports scene that features the world famous Kentucky Derby, professional baseball, arena football, and frequent major touring events in golf, racing, and extreme sports; a parks system designed by Frederick Law Olmsted that is the envy of cities nationwide; a vibrant downtown life, featuring Fourth Street Live, Waterfront Park, Louisville Slugger Field, Extreme Park, waterfront hiking and biking trails, and the Falls of the Ohio; and the breathtaking natural beauty of Kentucky, home to spectacular lakes, is 21. There are 29 students or fewer in 86 percent of our classes. Teaching and learning like this just doesn t take place at the megaversities, and it shows in our high four-year graduation rates and in the successful careers of our 19,158 graduates throughout the world. We offer more than 50 majors in the arts and sciences, business, education, nursing and health sciences. We encourage double majors. Graduate degrees include Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Education and Social Change, Master of Business Administration (MBA) (Weeknight, Weekend and Executive), Master of Arts in Communication (MAC), Master of Arts in Education (MAEd), Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT), Rank I Programs, Master of Science in Applied Information Technology (MAIT), Master of Arts in Spirituality (MAS), and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)(MSN Educator, MSN Administrator, Family Nurse Practitioner). One in four of Bellarmine freshmen competes on one of our 21 varsity sports teams. Women compete in Basketball, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball and Indoor and Outdoor Track. Men play Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Lacrosse (NCAA Div. I) Soccer, Swimmng Tennis, and Indoor and Outdoor Track. Visit our beautiful, vibrant campus and discover the Bellarmine difference, We offer Interviews and campus tours daily. We invite you to schedule a visit online or contact the Office of Admission, Monday through Friday, 8 am-5 pm (ET) by calling toll free or We hope to see you soon! stunning mountains, mysterious forests and the Red River Gorge. Located right on the edge of downtown Louisville in the city s first suburb, The Highlands, Bellarmine is within walking distance of some of the city s most popular public parks, shops, restaurants and clubs. Funky and bustling with energy, the Highlands is home to art galleries, consignment stores, book stores, record stores, coffee shops, and boutiques. Some of the great Bardstown Road landmarks familiar to BU students include Twig & Leaf, ear Xtacy, Heine Brothers Coffee, Fat Jimmy s Pizza, Wild & Woolly Video, Carmichael s Bookstore, Guitar Emporium, Molly Malone s, Za s, Amazing Grace, City Café, Café 360, Bombay International Market, Baxter Avenue Theaters, Lily s, Cumberland Brews, Jack Fry s, Sapporo, Ramsi s, Seviche, and Spanelli s. Between the parks and the shopping/dining corridors, there s not much you can t do in the Highlands. See for yourself Louisville s unique mixture of easy access to everything a big city has to offer, along with the comfort, safety, beauty and ease that usually resides only in small towns. And make a visit to Bellarmine University your first stop! Schedule a visit now. Page 35