2010-11 Taylor University Men's Basketball Media Guide

OVERVIEWInstitutional control: PrivateSchool type: Four-yearAcademic calendar: SemestersReligious affiliation: InterdenominationalSchool size: Small (fewer than 2,000 students)Average class size: 21Student–faculty ratio: 12:1Number of registered organizations: 70

COSTS AND AID (ESTIMATED)Undergraduate in-state tuition(academic year): $26,150Undergraduate out-of-state tuition(academic year): $26,150Room and board (academic year): $6,972Average additional fees: $233Scholarships: YesGrants: YesLoans: YesWork-study programs: YesCo-ops/internships: Yes

ADMISSIONAverage GPA: 3.5Average ACT score: 27Average SAT score: 1200Essay required: YesInterview required: YesApplication deadline: April 1Application fee: $25 after December 1

CONTACT236 W. Reade AvenueUpland, IN 46989www.taylor.eduAdmissions: (800) [email protected]

Overview Taylor University was founded in 1846 and is one of the oldest evangelical Christian colleges in America. With more than 40 denominations represented on campus, Taylor is interdenominational. Taylor provides a liberal arts education and equips students to minister the redemptive love of Jesus Christ to a world in need. In 2010, Taylor was ranked the number one Midwest University in the category of Best Regional Colleges by U.S. News & World Report for the fourth year in a row.

Student Body Taylor enrolls approximately 1,900 undergraduate students. Thirty percent of students are from Indiana, and 60 percent are from 42 other states and 29 countries. Eighty-two percent of students live on campus.

Academics Taylor supports three academic schools with 23 departments offering more than 100 majors and 40 minors. The student-faculty ratio at Taylor is 12:1. Internships are required in most areas of study.

Residential Life Taylor has eight residence halls on campus with full-time hall directors who have faculty status. Taylor’s residence life program takes pride in recognizing that learning happens outside of the classroom.

Student Life Eighty-nine percent of students participate in intramural sports. Taylor students offered 54,284 hours of voluntary ministry / community service. Approximately 1,100 students are involved in formal discipleship groups.

Study Abroad The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) has recognized Taylor for having the highest percentage of students and highest actual number of students participating in off-campus study programs. Taylor hosts a unique Irish Studies Program where freshmen can spend their first semester of college in Ireland. The school hosts three-week international ministry trips, known as Lighthouse, in January.

Athletics Athletic Affiliation: NAIA Conference: MCC (MSFA for football only) Mascot: Trojans / Lady Trojans Taylor’s athletic department is comprised of fifteen intercollegiate teams with over 275 student-athletes. Fourteen of Taylor’s athletic teams were recognized as scholar teams by the NAIA for the 2009-2010 school year. Each team must have a 3.0 GPA average for all athletes. www.taylor.edu/athletics

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University InformationLocation................................................................Upland, IndianaFounded................................................................................1846Enrollment............................................................................1,920Colors......................................................................Purple & GoldNickname...........................................................................TrojansFacility..........................................................................Odle ArenaConference.....................................................Mid-Central CollegePresident.....................................................Dr. Eugene HabeckerDirector of Athletics..........................................Dr. Angie FincannonAthletic Department Phone...................................(765) 998-5311

Taylor Basketball Staff

Head Coach............................................................Paul PattersonYears at Taylor............................................................................32Record at Taylor................................................................678-337Basketball Office Phone........................................(765) 998-5184Assistant Coach..........................................................Brad ZargesYears at Taylor.............................................................................1Assistant Coach............................................................Ryan Frost Years at Taylor.............................................................................1Athletic Trainer........................................................K.C. HackmanAthletic Training Phone...........................................(765) 998-4780

Taylor Basketball Information

2009-10 Record...................................................................11-192009-10 Conference Record..................................................2-14Starters Returning/Lost.............................................................5/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................................................7/3Newcomers..................................................................................2

Taylor Basketball History

First Year of Basketball.....................................................1933-34All-Time Record..............................................................1211-785 NAIA National Tournaments/Last.................................14/2005-06

Sports InformationSports Information Director..............................................Eric Smith Office Phone...........................................(765) 998-4569 Cell Phone..............................................(765) 661-0547 E-mail...............................................ersmith@taylor.eduSports Information Fax..........................................(765) 998-4590Website...................................................www.taylor.edu/athletics Twitter............................................www.twitter.com/taylor_hoops

CREDITS: The 2010-11 Taylor University Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a publication of the Taylor University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. It was written, designed, and edited by Eric Smith with assis-tance from Cameron Andry and Bret Burchard. Photography by Jim Garringer, Timmy Huynh, Adam Perry, and Don Rogers. Cover designs by Gary Gogis of Gogis Design.

Media inforMation

All requests for basketball interviews and credentials shouldbe directed to Eric Smith in the Taylor Sports Information of-fice.To arrange interviews or request credentials, call 765-998-4569 or e-mail [email protected]. Requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance.

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Quick Facts...................................................................1 President, Dr. Eugene Habecker...................................2 University Information...................................................3 Taylor Basketball Philosophy Statement.......................6 Head Coach Paul Patterson..........................................7 Student-Athlete Academic Support.............................15 Athletic Administration................................................16 Roster/Team Photo.....................................................19 Season Preview..........................................................20 Player Profiles.............................................................22 Radio/Television Roster..............................................32 Opponents..................................................................33 2009-10 Season Review............................................35 Odle Arena..................................................................38 100-Win Club..............................................................40 Records......................................................................41 Honors........................................................................43 All-Time Roster...........................................................44 Where Are They Now?................................................45 Series Records/Coaching Records.............................46 All-Time Results..........................................................47 Hall of Fame................................................................51 Basketball Camps.......................................................52 Trojan Club..................................................................60

Table of Contents

OVERVIEWInstitutional control: PrivateSchool type: Four-yearAcademic calendar: SemestersReligious affiliation: InterdenominationalSchool size: Small (fewer than 2,000 students)Average class size: 21Student–faculty ratio: 12:1Number of registered organizations: 70

COSTS AND AID (ESTIMATED)Undergraduate in-state tuition(academic year): $26,150Undergraduate out-of-state tuition(academic year): $26,150Room and board (academic year): $6,972Average additional fees: $233Scholarships: YesGrants: YesLoans: YesWork-study programs: YesCo-ops/internships: Yes

ADMISSIONAverage GPA: 3.5Average ACT score: 27Average SAT score: 1200Essay required: YesInterview required: YesApplication deadline: April 1Application fee: $25 after December 1

CONTACT236 W. Reade AvenueUpland, IN 46989www.taylor.eduAdmissions: (800) [email protected]

Overview Taylor University was founded in 1846 and is one of the oldest evangelical Christian colleges in America. With more than 40 denominations represented on campus, Taylor is interdenominational. Taylor provides a liberal arts education and equips students to minister the redemptive love of Jesus Christ to a world in need. In 2010, Taylor was ranked the number one Midwest University in the category of Best Regional Colleges by U.S. News & World Report for the fourth year in a row.

Student Body Taylor enrolls approximately 1,900 undergraduate students. Thirty percent of students are from Indiana, and 60 percent are from 42 other states and 29 countries. Eighty-two percent of students live on campus.

Academics Taylor supports three academic schools with 23 departments offering more than 100 majors and 40 minors. The student-faculty ratio at Taylor is 12:1. Internships are required in most areas of study.

Residential Life Taylor has eight residence halls on campus with full-time hall directors who have faculty status. Taylor’s residence life program takes pride in recognizing that learning happens outside of the classroom.

Student Life Eighty-nine percent of students participate in intramural sports. Taylor students offered 54,284 hours of voluntary ministry / community service. Approximately 1,100 students are involved in formal discipleship groups.

Study Abroad The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) has recognized Taylor for having the highest percentage of students and highest actual number of students participating in off-campus study programs. Taylor hosts a unique Irish Studies Program where freshmen can spend their first semester of college in Ireland. The school hosts three-week international ministry trips, known as Lighthouse, in January.

Athletics Athletic Affiliation: NAIA Conference: MCC (MSFA for football only) Mascot: Trojans / Lady Trojans Taylor’s athletic department is comprised of fifteen intercollegiate teams with over 275 student-athletes. Fourteen of Taylor’s athletic teams were recognized as scholar teams by the NAIA for the 2009-2010 school year. Each team must have a 3.0 GPA average for all athletes. www.taylor.edu/athletics

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the Independent College (1977), The Other Side of Leadership (1987), Leading with a Follower’s Heart (1990), and Re-Discovering the Soul of Leadership (1996).

Dr. Habecker is the recipient of nu-merous honors including Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in Religion, Who’s Who in American Education, Directory of American Scholars, and Two Thousand No-table Americans. In 1998, he was named Distinguished Alumnus for Professional Achievement by Tay-lor University; the National Asso-ciation of Evangelicals (NAE) named him Layperson of the Year in 1999.

He and his wife, Marylou, are the parents of three grown children: David, Matthew, and MaryBeth. They also have four grandchildren.

President Habecker, Taylor’s 30th president, with his wife and Taylor First Lady, Marylou Habecker.

He holds degrees from Taylor Uni-versity, Ball State University, and the University of Michigan; a law degree from Temple University; and a certificate from Harvard Uni-versity’s Institute for Educational Management. He also is the recipi-ent of honorary degrees from eight colleges and universities and has been a member of the Pennsylva-nia Bar since 1974. He has also trav-eled to more than 90 countries in Asia, Africa, North and South Amer-ica, Europe, and the Middle East.

The author of numerous articles and four books, Dr. Habecker’s ti-tles include: Affirmative Action in

President: dr. eugene B. HaBecker

Dr. Eugene B. Habecker serves as president of Taylor University. A 1968 Taylor alumnus, Dr. Habecker came to Taylor in 2005 from the American Bible Society in New York, NY, an organization which he had served as president since 1991.

Prior to his work at the American Bible Society, Dr. Habecker was president of Huntington College (Hunting-ton, IN; 1981-1991). He also served Huntington as executive vice presi-dent (1979-1981) as well as George Fox University (Newberg, OR) and Eastern University (St. Davids, PA) in various administrative assignments.

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Taylathon, My Generation Night, Habeckers’ Holipalooza, Youth Conference, and World Opportunities Week. Speakers have included John Stott, Ravi Zacharias, John Eldredge, Dr. Marva Dawn, Dr. Robert Johnston, Betsy Cox, Michael Harper, Dan Allender, Scotty Smith, and C. Michael Curtis.

Recitals, theatrical productions, and other activities are on the sched-ule each year. More than 55 events are sponsored annually by Taylor’s Student Activities Council with a total attendance of over 18,000.

A CHALLENGING MISSION: Founded in 1846, Taylor is one of America’s oldest evangelical inter-denominational Christian liberal arts colleges. Taylor’s mission is to devel-op servant leaders marked with a passion to minister Christ’s redemp-tive love and truth to a world in need.

AN IDEAL ENROLLMENT: Approximately 2,000 students in graduate and undergraduate programs from 43 states, 29 foreign countries, and over 30 church denominations attend Taylor. The university has a retention rate of 85 percent.

A MID-AMERICA LOCATION:Taylor is located in Upland, Indiana, a small community in east central Indiana - the heartland of America. Situated 65 miles northeast of Indianapolis and 45 miles south of Fort Wayne just minutes off Interstate 69, Taylor is within a short drive of many of the Midwest’s largest cities.

Taylor’s 952-acre Upland campus includes a 10-acre lake, 29 major buildings, and extensive recreational facilities.

A DEDICATED FACULTY:Taylor employs 129 full-time instruc-tional faculty, 89 percent of whom hold an earned doctorate or terminal degree. The student-faculty ratio is 13 : 1. Undergraduate degrees consist of a bachelor of arts degree with 46 majors, bachelor of science degree with 54 majors, bachelor of music degree with two majors, associate of arts degree with five majors, and pre-professional training.

RESEARCH:Taylor students and faculty take part in a wide variety of original research projects and present their findings at regional and national meetings. Recent research projects have received funding from NASA, the National Institute of Health, the National Science Foundation, the US Air Force, Indiana Space Grant Consortium, the EPA, and the Lockheed Martin Corporation.

A BUSY SOCIAL SCHEDULE: Taylor offers students numerous clubs and organizations to join including arts, natural sciences, social studies, radio-television, music, drama, lan-guage, and ministries. Student publi-cations include The Echo, the weekly newspaper; the Parnassus, the annual literary magazine; and the Illium, the TU yearbook. In all, there are over 450 student leadership opportunities at Taylor.

Many extracurricular activities occur at Taylor each semester that hold strong traditions including Airband,

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NUMBER ONE IN U.S.NEWS:For the fourth consecutive year Taylor was ranked number one among Baccalaureate Colleges in the Midwest in the U.S.News & World Report survey, America’s Best Colleges. It is Taylor’s 14th consecutive year ranked in the top three.

Among Regional Colleges in the Midwest, Taylor was ranked first for peer assessment, average freshman retention rate, and average gradu-ation rate. Taylor also recorded the highest ACT 25th-75th percentile scores, tied for No. 1 for its ability to attract freshmen in the top 25% of their high school class, was third highest for average alumni giving, and tied for fourth for Best Value.

Taylor was one of only two regional colleges in the nation recognized in A Strong Committment to Teaching.

ACADEMICS:Taylor is committed to the integra-tion of faith and learning; a com-mitment visible in our community of scholars. Students and faculty are intensely interested in understand-ing and expressing ideas about the world. Their efforts to learn more about God’s world involve them in challenging explorations.

Through original research, intern-ships, and international opportuni-ties, Taylor students wrestle with ideas and question concepts in a process that prepares them for a life of service.

DISCIPLESHIP:Taylor students are passionate about serving God and others by actively seeking ways to deepen their faith through their studies, extracurricular involvements, and interpersonal rela-tionships. The majority of students take part in accountability groups and Bible studies. Dorm wing activi-ties focus on a growing fellowship.

And though attendance isn’t taken at chapel services, plan on coming early to find a seat!

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS:Taylor has a long tradition of excel-lence in athletics. Since intercolle-giate athletics began at Taylor in 1933, Trojan athletics have produced some of the top teams and individu-als in the Midwest and the nation.

Taylor is a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) in all sports. All teams compete in the Mid-Central College Conference (MCC), except for football, which is a member of the Mid-States Football Association (MSFA).

Taylor sponsors fifteen intercolle-giate sports. For men, the offerings are baseball, basketball, cross coun-try, football, golf, soccer, tennis, and track and field. Women can choose from basketball, cross country, soc-cer, softball, tennis, track and field, and volleyball.

During the 2009-10 season, 37 Taylor athletes earned All-Conference honors, 4 were named NAIA All-Americans, while 43 athletes were honored as NAIA Scholar-Athletes.

LEADERSHIP:At Taylor, a Christian leader is first and foremost a servant. The Taylor Tradition of Leadership challenges students to take up Christ’s cross daily and follow Him in sacrificial service to those they lead. Through hundreds of leadership opportuni-ties, Taylor students learn leadership with hands, hearts, and minds - learn-ing lessons that last a lifetime.

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Taylor University BasketballPhilosophy Statement

Championship Teams With Championship People

Basketball at Taylor University is a unique experience. It is very demanding physically and mentally because we feel a real burden to develop the talents God has given us to the fullest. Only through overcoming obstacles and working through adversity can one know the exhilaration of the climber as he reaches the peak or the thrill of the athlete as he does that which seemed impossible. We will work together, struggle together, grow together, pray together, and ultimately succeed together. Our young men will be changed because of their participation in our basketball program. We want that change to be in the direction that God wants them to go.

This statement acknowledges that it is not so much the result as the process that God can honor and use. We will become aware of the importance of the vital personal relationships that really test and develop our faith. In other words, as a team we have to be tolerant of our own and others’ weaknesses, learn to build up each other’s strengths, and become aware that together we must endure difficult times to truly see the best in each other. As believers, we will make these spiritual priorities and look forward to the growth God gives us in these areas.

It is our purpose to help young men develop the ability to truly maximize God’s gifts in an environment where Christ-likeness and educational achievement are a priority. Number of games won, championships attained, “big game” victories achieved then become an outgrowth of an everyday attitude that our Father God is going to do something special in our lives and prepare us to minister the redemptive love of Christ to a world in need beyond the college years.

In the basketball program, results are important in that they are a large part of defining excellence and determining the quality of what we do, and yet how we do things is as important as what we do. Certain-ly, we will not be perfect, but we can be faithful. Development of the qualities of personal and team leader-ship, accountability to each other, perseverance in the face of adversity, singleness of purpose, and an under-standing of the importance of doing our best each day will help these young men lead lives of significance.

Learning To Do Something Difficult Well

In outlining these objectives, several things come to mind. They include:A. Having a passion for what is done. There is always a price to pay. II Sam. 24:18-24B. A sense of excellence about what is done. Prov. 22:29 C. Learning to do one’s best without comparison to others. Gal. 6:3-9 D. It is impossible to do one’s best without doing something good for others around you. I Cor. 13:4-7E. Being part of a team means seeing the good in each other. Play to our strengths and stay away from our weaknesses. Phil. 4:5-8F. Enjoy the process! “Commit everything you do to the Lord. Trust Him to help you do it and He will.” Ps. 37:5G. True greatness comes in serving others. Mark 10:38-45H. We really do need each other. Eccl. 4:9-12I. God works His plan -- and allows us to play a part. Judges 7J. Acceptance of life’s difficulties. Don’t feel sorry for yourself. Phil. 4:11-13; James 1K. Christ is my audience. Col. 1:27


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Head Coach32nd Year at Taylor

678-337 Career Record

PaulPatterson

Entering his 32nd season at Taylor University, head coach Paul Patterson has established the Trojan basketball pro-gram as a preeminent figure on the collegiate basketball landscape. In a career marked with distinction, glorious accomplishments, and immeasurable contributions to Taylor University, 2010 saw Coach Patterson reach another accomplishment--more college graduates prepared to do real work in the real world.

“I really want to coach because athletics continues to be one of the few places where you have a direct impact on young people’s lives. If a parent were to ask me, ‘Why should my son play for you?’ the answer would be, ‘At the end of four years, your son will know how to do something really hard, well.’ It is rewarding for me to see our players going into their chosen field and making an impact of their own.”

In over forty years of coaching, many things have changed, but the foundation for success remains the same--cham-pionship programs are built with championship people. “One of our strengths over the years has been to recruit championship people on and off the court. They realize

THE PATTERSON FILE

Birthplace: Hammond, Ind. High School: Hammond Morton (Hammond, Ind.)

Education:Hanover College, 1964 (Bachelor’s Physical Education and Mathematics); Central Missouri State University, 1965(Master’s Education)

Family: Wife, Phyllis Children, Michelle and Shannon

COACHING EXPERIENCETaylor University 1979-Present Head Coach

Kentucky All-Stars 1979Head Coach

United States All-Stars 1978Head Coach

Paul Blazer High School (Ashland, Ky.) 1975 - 1979 Head Coach

Northwest Missouri State 1971-1975Assistant Coach

Amelia High School (Amelia, Ohio) 1970-1971Head Coach

Somerset High School (Somerset, Ky.) 1968-1970Head Coach

Spencer High School (Spencer, Ind.) 1965-1968Head Coach

Central Missouri State University 1964-65Graduate Assistant

the commitment, discipline, and dedication it takes in or-der to be successful in all areas of their lives.”

Patterson’s graduates include several successful high school teachers and coaches, college coaches, authors, doctors, counselors, ministers, administrators, business professionals, CEOs, and financial planners, many of whom have climbed to the top of their professions. Of all the sta-tistics, accomplishments, and accolades Patterson has re-ceived, the one he is the most proud of is every player to play four years for Coach Patterson has gone on to earn a college degree.

While at Taylor, Patterson has amassed a record of 678-337

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(.668), won 15 conference championships, and been to 14 NAIA National Tournaments. Patterson has 12 Coach of the Year awards to his credit, including the 1990-91 NAIA Na-tional Coach of the Year honor and the 1994 NAIA Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year. In 1996 he was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame as well as the Hanover College Athletic Hall of Fame (his alma mater). In 2010, Patterson coached in his 1,000th career game as Taylor head coach. Following the season, he was inducted into the Grant County Hall of Fame.

Ten players have earned NAIA Scholar-Athlete honors and 28 have been selected to MCC All-Conference, NAIA All-District or All-Region teams. In addition, Patterson has coached players to 26 NAIA All-American awards at Taylor.

Patterson-coached teams are known for being fundamen-tally sound and for playing tough, aggressive defense. Taylor consistently ranks among the NAIA’s best teams in team defense and team free throw percentage.

Arriving at Taylor University in 1979, Coach Patterson took over a program that had never been to the NAIA National Tournament nor won a conference championship. In his fifth season at the helm, Patterson managed to lead the Trojans to the 1983-84 District 21 title by defeating Tri-State University 57-30 in the championship game. Taylor fell in the National Tournament to eventual national cham-pions, Fort Hayes State.

The 1985-86 season saw the Trojans win a second district championship in thrilling fashion with a 70-69 victory over Purdue Calumet. The game marked Taylor’s first time host-ing the District 21 championship and ignited the spark of excitement that would follow TU basketball to another Na-tional Tournament. The Trojans finished that season 26-7 after falling to the College of Charleston.

1986-87 marked another exciting season in Taylor basket-ball with another district title and another trip to the na-tional tournament. The Trojans finished the season with a

25-8 record and a Sweet 16 finish after knocking off South-ern Tech in the national tournament.

In 1988-89 Taylor University posted a school best 27 wins and only eight losses and found themselves in position for another district title and automatic tournament berth. Once again, TU would prove to be the head of the class as they beat Marian College 80 - 68 for their fourth district title and trip to the national tournament.

It was the 1990-91 season that secured Taylor’s place among the elite NAIA basketball programs in the country. That team finished 34-4 and advanced to the Final Four. TU would only lose one District 21 game the entire year and run away with the championship with a 78-60 win over Franklin College.

THE TROJANS UNDER PATTERSON

15 Conference Championships

14 NAIA National Tournaments

1 Final Four

1 Elite Eight

2 Sweet Sixteens

678 Wins

26 Winning Seasons

10 Straight 25+ Win Seasons (‘84-’94)

Every player to play four years has gone on to earn a college degree.

10 NAIA Scholar-Athletes

12 Coach of the Year Awards

1991 NAIA Coach of the Year

1996 NAIA Hall of Fame Inductee

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Taylor made quick work of Francis Marion University in the opening round with a 68-47 win and then followed that up with a nail-biting win over Northern State University 60-59. The scene was set for an Elite Eight matchup for the Tro-jans with the nation’s #1 ranked team Wisconsin Eau Claire. TU prevailed 64-57 in a game the Trojans dominated from beginning to end. Central Arkansas ended the Trojans’ sto-rybook season by defeating them in the Final Four 66-60.

TU would go on to win four straight District Titles from 1991-1994 including an Elite Eight finish to add to the pre-vious Final Four finish of 1991. Over the four-year span, the Trojans compiled a 119 - 21 record for an .850 winning per-centage.

From 1984-94, the Trojans recorded ten straight years with 25 or more wins, a feat that has only been achieved by three other schools at any level of collegiate basketball (UCLA, UNLV, and Lipscomb). The ten-year record was 271-69 (.797). Taylor also managed to win eight conference ti-tles and make eight trips to the NAIA National Tournament over the same ten-year span.

Taylor eventually moved from District 21 to the current Mid-Central College Conference where they captured a conference crown in 1997 with a thrilling 96-95 double overtime victory over the nation’s #1 ranked team, Bethel College.

After experiencing such tremendous success over two decades, Coach Patterson proved up to the challenge of a third decade of domination by leading his troops to five straight conference championships from 2002-2006.

The five-year time frame saw the Trojans win 127 games with only 39 losses, a winning percentage of .765. High-lights included a regular season conference title in 2002 and 2003, a conference tournament championship in 2004, a regular season championship and conference tour-nament championship in 2005, as well as a regular season championship and a Sweet 16 finish in 2006.

What other coaches are sayingabout Patterson

“Coach Patterson’s ability to coach the game of basketball is recognized nationwide. His precision teaching and burning passion for the complete de-velopment of his players places him on the cutting edge of his profession.’’ -John Groce, Head Coach, Ohio University (Taylor ‘94)

“Coach Patterson has been an inspiration to me throughout my coaching career. I don’t know of anyone in this profession that puts more energy and thought into the development, on and off the court, of his student-athletes. He is one of the nation’s best.”-Brad Stevens, Head Coach, Butler University

“Paul Patterson possesses a great love for his play-ers, his faith and his profession. It is this unwavering love that drives Paul to make each aspect of his work his witness. And, Paul’s witness has been, and will continue to be, invaluable to the lives of his players and colleagues. As a fellow coach, I am thankful for Paul’s friendship and the standard that he upholds.”-Todd Lickliter, Former Head Coach University of Iowa

‘’Coach Paul Patterson’s work at Taylor University stands as a dynamic testimony of his lifelong authen-tic devotion to the pursuit of excellence. His ability to build a nationally recognized, championship-cal-iber program without compromising the institution-al standards is a truly remarkable achievement.’’ -Jeff Meyer, Assistant CoachUniversity of Michigan (Taylor ‘76)

“There is no coach in college basketball for whom I hold more respect and admiration than Paul Pat-terson. I always felt he was able to do so much with average players and a great deal with skilled play-ers. Any player who had a chance to play for Coach Patterson should consider himself a very lucky per-son.” -Don Meyer, Former Head CoachNorthern State University

‘’Playing ball at Taylor was very demanding, but Coach Patterson got more out of me than I thought I was able to give. He knows what it takes to be suc-cessful at the collegiate level.’’ -Scott Polsgrove, Head CoachLees-McRae College (Taylor ‘87)

“Coach Patterson’s committed approach to excel-lence in athletics as a person of faith is as authentic as anything I have ever seen. He is extremely well respected for his competence in all levels of college basketball. I am just one member of a huge family of former players who remain indebted to him for his impact in our lives.” -Chris Holtmann, Head CoachGardner-Webb University (Taylor ‘94)

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In the summer of 2005, Coach Patterson was selected as a court coach for USA Basketball’s Under 21 team under head coach Phil Marteli of St. Joseph College. “It’s really the thrill of my career. I’ve watched this happen and seen guys have this opportunity over the years, and it’s the highlight of their coaching careers.”

A native of Hammond, Ind., Patterson attended Hammond Morton High School.

He played basketball and baseball for Hanover College and earned his Bachelor’s Degree in physical education and mathematics from Hanover in 1964. He also played four years of semipro baseball.

Patterson went on to earn his Master’s Degree in educa-tion from Central Missouri State in 1965. He served as a graduate assistant coach at Central Missouri in 1965.

From there, Patterson served as head coach at high schools in Spencer, Ind. (1965-68); Somerset, Ky. (1968-70); and Amelia, Ohio (1970-71). He was an assistant coach at Northwest Missouri State University from 1971-75.

Prior to his arrival at Taylor, Patterson was the head coach at Ashland Paul Blazer High School (Ky.), one of the pre-mier high school programs in the country, from 1975-79. While at Blazer, his team made the Kentucky State Tourna-ment each year and was named Conference Coach of the Year in 1977.

In 1978 he served as the head coach of the United States All-Stars at the Derby Classic, and in 1979 he led the Ken-tucky All-Stars to two wins over the Indiana All-Stars in the annual Kentucky-Indiana High School All-Star series. In 2003 Paul Blazer High School honored Patterson with the Distinguished Tomcat Award.

In addition to his coaching duties, Patterson is an associ-ate professor in the Physical Education and Human Perfor-mance department at Taylor. He also serves as the director each summer for the Taylor Basketball Camp, which has been held on Taylor’s campus for the past 53 years and has over 65,000 alumni.

Active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), Pat-terson has worked at FCA basketball camps for 19 years. He also is a much sought after speaker at basketball clinics across the nation. During the 1994-95 season, he served as the President of the NAIA Basketball Coaches Association.


What former players are sayingabout Patterson

“Coach Patterson taught me to be tough, disciplined, and dedicated as a student, player, and as a man. It took me a while, but I learned that behind the tough and demand-ing exterior of Coach Patterson is a man who cares in-tensely for his players. He expected much, but he also cared much. Coach P’s record of excellence on the court speaks for itself. His record off the court, of preparing and shaping men to pursue excellence in life, is even more impressive.”-Scott Dean ‘90

“Coach Patterson’s passion and desire for the game is undeniable. He is a master of getting his players to play at the highest level possible. The values he displays are values I have carried with me into the working world.”-Eric Ford, ‘06

“I had the priviledge of playing on the first Paul Patterson team at Taylor. Paul is the greatest leader I have ever been around. There are few men I have respected more.”-Joe Coffey ‘82

“The blessings were many in playing for Coach Patterson. Both the tangible and the obvious ones at the time, learn-ing about traits such as discipline, hard work, and deter-mination. Since that time I have found more life lessons were not only taught but demonstrated on a daily basis.” -Pete Newhouse ‘91

“As a mentor, coach, and friend, Coach P gave me an ir-replaceable experience at Taylor. Over the years, he gave me a wealth of knowledge regarding life, basketball, and what it means to be a Christian in a competitive world.”-Mike Parsons ‘05

“Coach Patterson has been one of the most influential people in my life. Coach Patterson gave me a sense of what a competitive athletic experience should be in a Christian’s life. The challenge of the competitive sports experience wasn’t about trying to win a game or a champi-onship. The challenge was to become the best you could become while helping your team to do the same.” -David Close ‘81

“I would not be the man I am without the influence of Coach Patterson in my life. He encouraged me to grow in my life for a sport, but more importantly he helped me grow in the Lord. Coach has a long list of men that came to Taylor as boys that are winning in their careers and in their families and in their walk with the Lord. This is Coach’s greatest achievement.-Tim Taylor ‘95

“Coach Patterson is a great teacher, master motivator, sympathetic friend and an incredible basketball mind. The statistics speak for themselves but what the stats don’t tell is the number of lives touched and changed by this tough-minded, good-hearted, Christian leader.”-Rod Chandler ‘92

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Brad Zarges is entering his first season as Taylor’s top assistant coach. Zarges spent the last 11 seasons as the head men’s basketball coach at Houghton College in Houghton, N.Y.

While at Houghton, Zarges also held the position of assistant athletic director, and taught in the school’s physical education and recreation department. With a Master’s in Sport Sciences from East Tennessee State University, Zarges will continue his teaching responsibilities at Taylor in the physical education and human performance department.

The newest addition to the Trojans’ coaching staff is actively involved in the national basketball scene, having just completed his term as President of the NAIA-National Association of Basket-ball Coaches executive committee.

A native of White Plains, N.Y., Zarges began his coaching career as a student assistant at Hough-ton under then head coach and Taylor alumnus Steve Brooks in 1989. After earning his Hough-ton degree in physical education with a Bible minor, Zarges was named full-time assistant un-der Brooks in 1992.

In 1994 Zarges was named assistant coach at King College (Tenn.), where he served for five years under another Taylor graduate, Scott Polsgrove, and helped turn around a struggling program. The team improved from five wins during the 1994-95 season to 20 wins, captur-ing a conference championship, and earning an NAIA Division II national tournament berth in 1998.

As co-director of Houghton’s successful summer basketball camps, Zarges helped double camp enrollment over the last 11 years to become one of the largest basketball camps in west-ern New York.

Zarges was also actively involved in Houghton’s sports ministry outreach, taking his teams on short-term summer mission trips to the Czech Republic and Guatemala.

He lives in Upland with his wife, Bev, and their three children.

Brad ZargesAssistant Coach

Ryan FrostAssistant Coach

Ryan Frost enters his first season as the second assistant coach for the Trojans. Frost comes to Taylor from Mt. Vernon Nazarene University where he most recently served as the top assis-tant coach and head coach of the junior varsity team.

During the seven years he spent at MVNU, Frost helped lead the Cougars to an impressive 176-53 record (.768) with six trips to the NAIA Division II National Tournament.

Frost spent the 1999-2000 season on the coaching staff at Valparaiso (Ind.) University, which included a trip to the 2000 NCAA Division I Tournament. He spent a year at Indiana Wesleyan University (2000-2001) while obtaining his master’s degree in sports administration from Ball State University.

A 1998 graduate of Mt. Vernon Nazarene University, Frost then took the position as top assis-tant coach at Geneva (Pa.) College from 2001-2005 followed by a return to his alma mater.

Frost, who is a native of Clifton Park, N.Y., resides in Marion with his wife, Joni, and their daughter.

ASSISTANT COACHES

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College

Steve Brooks Taylor ‘80 Head Women’s Coach Indiana Wesleyan John Groce Taylor ‘94 Head Coach Ohio UniversityChris Holtmann Taylor ‘94 Head Coach Gardner-Webb Jeff Meyer Taylor ‘76 Assistant Coach Univ. of Michigan Shannon Patterson Taylor ‘96 Strength & Conditioning New Orleans, LA Ty Platt Taylor ‘92 Head Coach Huntington Scott Polsgrove Taylor ‘87 Head Coach Lees-McRae Chad Tapp Taylor ‘05 Head Coach IU South Bend

High School

Josh Andrews Taylor ‘02 Head Coach Princeton H.S., OhioMarty Beasley Taylor ‘93 Head Coach Carroll H.S., Ind. Matt Boling Taylor ‘02 Assistant Coach Lawrence North H.S. Ind.Josh Brooks Taylor ‘08 Freshman Boys Coach Marion H.S., Ind.Eric Foister Taylor ‘86-’87 Head Coach West Creek H.S., Tenn. Dave Close Taylor ‘80 Head Coach Stow-Munroe Falls H.S., Ohio Nick David Taylor ‘00 Head Girls Coach DeKalb H.S., Ind. Steve Hewitt Taylor ‘85 Head Coach Grand Haven H.S., Mich. Mike Parsons Taylor ‘06 Assistant Coach Huntington North H.S., Ind. Jim Pope Taylor ‘96 Assistant Coach Columbia City H.S., Ind. Scott Smiley Taylor ‘98 Assistant Coach South Side H.S., Ind. David Wayne Taylor ‘92 Assistant Coach Warsaw H.S., Ind. Steve Wit Taylor ‘97 Assistant Coach Glenbard North H.S., Ill. Josh Merrick Taylor ‘07 Assistant Coach Northfield H.S., Ind.

John GroceHead Coach: Ohio University

Experience: Taylor, North Carolina State, Butler, Xavier, Ohio State

Jeff MeyerAssistant Coach: University of Michigan

Experience: Purdue, Liberty, Butler, Missouri, Indiana

Chris HoltmannHead Coach: Gardner-Webb University

Experience: Ohio U., Geneva, Taylor

Scott PolsgroveHead Coach: Lees-McCrae College

Experience: Taylor, King College

THE PATTERSON COACHING TREE

Steve BrooksHead Women’s Coach: Indiana Wesleyan

Experience: Taylor, Houghton

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NAIA Men’s Basketball Winningest Active CoachesRank Name School (Division) Seasons Wins

1 Harry Statham McKendree University 44 1,022

2 Dan Miles Oregon Institute of Technology 39 906

3 Larry Holley William Jewell College 39 795

4 Dave Holmquist Biola University 33 788

5 Willie Holley Mid-America Christian University 36 720

6 Larry Chapman Auburn University at Montgomery 36 679

7 Paul Patterson Taylor University 31 678

8 Dan Hays Oklahoma Christian University 32 643

9 Ralph Hodge Olivet Nazarene University 31 631

10 Mike Lightfoot Bethel College 23 629

11 Rollie Massimino Northwood University 35 619

12 Jim Kessler Grace College 33 609

13 Rocky Lamar MidAmerica Nazarene University 24 574

14 Bob Burchard Columbia College 22 544

15 John Grimes Marian College 34 530


PATTERSON & TAYLOR IN THE RECORD BOOKS

NAIA Men’s Basketball All-Time Wins ListRank School Wins Losses Win % First Season

1 Georgetown College 1639 821 .666 1902-03

2 McKendree University 1601 802 .666 1908-09

3 William Jewell College 1532 1075 .588 1898-99

4 Oklahoma Baptist 1364 955 .588 1911-12

5 Oklahoma City University 1350 839 .617 1922-23

6 Nebraska Wesleyan University 1343 936 .589 1905-06

7 Southwestern College 1307 1076 .548 1904-05

8 Dakota Wesleyan University 1283 837 .605 1917-18

9 Central Methodist University 1251 1059 .542 1905-06

10 Saint Ambrose University 1216 1007 .547 1912-13

11 Taylor University 1211 785 .607 1933-34

12 Oregon Institute of Technology 1179 634 .650 1950-51

13 The College of Idaho 1141 905 .558 1919-20

Top 15 All-Time Winningest Active CoachesRank Name School Seasons Wins

1 Harry Statham McKendree University 44 1,022

2 Herb Magee Philadelphia University 43 907

3 Dan Miles Oregon Institute of Technology 39 906

4 Mike Krzyzewski Duke University 35 868

5 Jim Boeheim Syracuse University 34 829

6 Jim Calhoun University of Connecticut 38 823

7 Larry Holley William Jewell College 39 795

8 Dave Holmquist Biola University 33 788

9 Glen Robinson Franklin & Marshall University 38 782

10 Willie Holley Mid American Christian University 36 720

11 Jim Smith St. Johns University 46 713

12 Larry Chapman Auburn-Montgomery University 36 679

13 Paul Patterson Taylor University 31 678

13 Bob Chipman Washburn University 31 678

15 Bob Huggins West Virginia University 28 670

• Taylor has been to 14 NAIA National Tournaments, all under Coach Patterson

• All but five players who have played four years under Coach Patterson have been to the NAIA National Tournament.

• Four players played in the NAIA National Tournament all four years of their Taylor career.

• 17 players are a part of the Trojan 100-win Club.

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STuDENT-ATHLETE ACADEmIC SuPPORT

Taylor University’s athletic department maintains high academic and graduation goals for approximately 300 student-athletes involved in its intercollegiate athletic program.

To help achieve these goals, Taylor created the Student-Athlete Academic Support Program in 1998. Student achievement and performance has continued to improve ever since. After the spring 2010 semester, the cumu-lative grade point average for all student-athletes was 3.25. There were also 81 student-athletes who earned a spot on the Dean’s List during the spring semester with a 3.60 minimum grade point average.

Fourteen of Taylor’s fifteen intercollegiate athletic teams were recognized by the NAIA as scholar teams for the 2009-2010 academic year. To be named a scholar team, the team’s average GPA must be 3.0 or above.

Taylor student-athletes commit countless hours to practices, competitions, and training. The Student-Athlete Academic Support Program seeks to assist student-athletes in the effort to balance those hours with their aca-demic demands. All incoming freshmen and transfer student-athletes attend seminars during the fall semester that discuss topics such as time and stress management, study skills, learning styles, test taking, and campus resources. The program also offers a monitored study table, tutor possibilities, and academic advising. Upon the request of their respective coaches, returning student-athletes also become involved in the program.

Scott Stan enters his first year as the director of the Student-Athlete Academic Support Program. He oversees all details of the program and works in conjunction with the Academic Enrichment Center to connect student-athletes with the tutoring program and the writing center. In addition, he is also the staff mentor of the Student-Athlete Advisory Council which is comprised of one student-athlete from each varsity team. Their goal is to be a voice for student-athletes and to unify Taylor athletic teams while maintaining the Taylor University vision of reflecting Christ through their words and actions. The council also seeks out service opportunities for Taylor ath-letic teams to become involved in the community.

ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICSGO HAND IN HAND AT TAYLOR

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ATHLETIC ADmINISTRATION

Now in her 19th year at Taylor, former Trojan head women’s volleyball coach Dr. Angie Fincannon enters her third year as Taylor’s director of intercollegiate athletics. “As director of intercollegiate athletics, I’m con-fident that Dr. Fincannon’s leadership will advance and strengthen Taylor’s athletic program,” said Dr. Stephen Bedi, Taylor’s provost. “She is recognized and respected by her peers as a colleague and winning coach who took the women’s volleyball program to a national level of promi-nence.” Administrative duties for Fincannon include over-seeing the entire operation of the Trojans’ 15-sport athlet-ic department. She is responsible for the budgeting, per-sonnel evaluations, facilities management, representing the department at various organizational meetings, and the overall leadership of the department.

Dr. Angie FincannonDirector of AthleticsThird Year (19th year at Taylor)

765.998.5317 [email protected]

Fincannon also serves as the assistant to the pro-vost for Taylor’s Bahamian Global Engagement Program. She oversees the coordination of a program that will re-cruit Bahamian students, offer Taylor students the oppor-tunity to study at the College of the Bahamas, participate in sports ministry, as well as develop partnerships with churches, Christian ministries and over 100 alumni. A holder of three degrees from Ball State Univer-sity, including a master’s (‘90) and doctorate (‘04) in edu-cational administration, Fincannon led Taylor’s Physical Education and Human Performance department for five years. For the past two years she served as the dean of hu-man performance and athletics after a two-year stint as associate dean for special projects in Taylor’s office of aca-demic affairs. Fincannon began her time at Taylor in 1992 when she was hired as Taylor’s head volleyball coach and as an assistant professor of PHP. That was the beginning of a successful 13-year coaching career for the 2006 Taylor Uni-versity Athletic Hall of Fame inductee. During that span, Fincannon amassed a career record of 496-131 for a .791 winning percentage. Her teams won seven Mid-Central College Conference championships and advanced to the NAIA National Tournament four times (1995, 1997, 1999, 2001). The Dream Team of 1997 finished the season with a school record 48-3 mark and advanced to the Elite 8 of the national tournament. Fincannon was named MCC Coach of the Year five times, coached 10 All-Americans, and led her teams on three mission trips.

Amy Stucky is serving Taylor Athletics for her 16th year. A 1992 Taylor graduate with a major in biology and a specialization in athletic training, she received her Mas-ter’s Degree from Ball State University in Higher Education Administration in 1998. Stucky worked for Fox Valley Orthopedics in Elgin, Ill., as an athletic trainer for two years before returning to Taylor, where she served for 13 years as an athletic trainer. With her primary role being the day-to-day opera-tions of the athletic department, Stucky has played a ma-jor role in progressively improving Taylor Athletics. As the liaison between athletics and information technology, Stucky is the department’s technology spe-cialist. She begins her third year of service on the univer-sity assessment council. Stucky also serves as an assistant professor in the physical education and human performance department. She is an active member of Hazlewood Christian Church in Muncie, Ind., where she also resides.

Amy StuckyAssociate Athletic Director/Director of Operations16th Year


Kyle GouldAssistant Athletic DirectorHead Baseball CoachSeventh Year


Scott StanAssistant Athletic DirectorHead Women’s Soccer CoachAcademic Support DirectorThird Year765.998.4596 [email protected]

Eric SmithSports Information DirectorSecond Year


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ATHLETIC DEPARTmENT DIRECTORY

Quinn White Head Coach

Women’s Cross [email protected]

Ted Bowers Men’s Track

Women’s Track Men’s Cross Country

[email protected]

Kyle GouldAssistant Athletic DirectorHead Baseball CoachSeventh Year


Scott StanAssistant Athletic DirectorHead Women’s Soccer CoachAcademic Support DirectorThird Year765.998.4596 [email protected]

Brad BowserHead Coach

Softball [email protected]

Jon Cavanagh Head Coach

Golf [email protected]

Dan King Faculty Athletic Representative

[email protected]

Ron Korfmacher Head Coach

Football [email protected]

Tena Krause Head Coach

Women’s [email protected]

Paul Patterson Head Coach

Men’s Basketball [email protected]

Gary Ross Head Coach Men’s Soccer

[email protected]

Brittany Smith Head Coach

[email protected]

Dara Syswerda Head Coach

Women’s [email protected]

Don Taylor Head Coach Men’s Tennis

[email protected]

atHletic training Athletic programs at Taylor University are given the highest care available when it comes to sports medicine and athletic training. Each team is serviced by a qualified team of physicians, athletic trainers, nurses, and student athletic trainers. Athletic medical services at Taylor are located in Odle Arena. The facility is used for acute injury care, taping, hydrotherapy, and administration and injury rehabilitation of athletes. The 1,800-square-foot facility includes modalities for muscle stimulation, ultrasound, micro-current and iontophoresis. K.C. Hackman enters his sixth sea-

son as the head athletic trainer after five years as an assistant athletic trainer with the Trojan athletic teams. Hackman graduated from Ball State University in 2000 with a degree in Athletic Training and completed his Master’s in Sports Administration in 2002 at BSU. He and his wife, Melissa, live in the Upland area with their two children.

K.C. Hackman, ATC Head Athletic Trainer

Tanya Cordial Athletic Trainer

Jeff Marsee Athletic Trainer

Patience Ramsey Athletic Trainer

Adam Sparks Athletic Trainer

Main OfficeAthletics Office Phone...........................................................................765.998.5311Athletics Fax............................................................................................765.998.4920Athletics Web Site...............................................................www.taylor.edu/athletics

Administrative StaffDr. Angie Fincannon, Director of Athletics.........................................765.998.5317 Amy Stucky, Associate Director of Athletics.......................................765.998.5314Dan King, Faculty Athletic Representative.........................................765.998.4783

Sports InformationEric Smith, Sports Information Director...........................................765.998.4569Sports Information Fax........................................................................765.998.4590

Head Coaching Staffbaseball......................................... Kyle Gould......................................765.998.4635basketball (m)............................ Paul Patterson.................................765.998.5184basketball (w)........................... Tena Krause.....................................765.998.5185cross country (m)................... Ted Bowers......................................765.998.4958cross country (w)................... Quinn White..................................765.998.5285football........................................ Ron Korfmacher.............................765.998.5309golf................................................... Jon Cavanagh..................................765.998.5841soccer (m)..................................... Gary Ross........................................765.998.4331soccer (w)..................................... Scott Stan........................................765.998.4596softball......................................... Brad Bowser....................................765.998.4739tennis (m)...................................... Don Taylor.......................................765.998.5300tennis (w)...................................... Dara Syswerda.................................765.998.5372track (m/w)................................. Ted Bowers......................................765.998.4958volleyball.................................... Brittany Smith................................765.998.4380

Athletic Training Room Phone: 765.998.4856

Eric SmithSports Information DirectorSecond Year


ATHLETICS

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Team Preview2010-11 TAYLOR BASKETBALL

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# Name Class Position Height Hometown (High School)51 Nathan Burdette So. G 6-1 Granville, Ohio (Madison Christian)

33 Jake Burkholder Jr. C 6-9 Crown Point, Ind. (Crown Point)

15 Casey Coons So. G 6-0 Indianapolis, Ind. (Franklin Central)

13 Kyle Hanaway Jr. G 6-2 Crown Point, Ind. (Crown Point)

45 Jake Hoffman So. G 5-10 Tipton, Ind. (Tipton)

41 Nate Kasper So. F/C 6-9 Valparaiso, Ind. (Wheeler)

21 Tommy Peller So. G 6-2 Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton)

11 Ben Raichel Fr. G 6-1 Austin, Ind. (Austin)

35 Josh Riikonen Fr. F 6-7 Elkhart, Ind. (Elkhart Central)

31 Drew Tower Sr. G 6-4 New Castle, Ind. (New Castle)

ROSTERS

Front Row - (from left): Nathan Burdette, Kyle Hanaway, Tommy Peller, Casey Coons, Jake Hoffman, Ben Raichel Back Row - (from left): Head Coach Paul Patterson, Athletic Trainer K.C. Hackman, Josh Riikonen, Nate Kasper,

Jake Burkholder, Drew Tower, Assistant Coach Brad Zarges, Assistant Coach Ryan Frost

NUMERICAL# Name Class Position Height Hometown (High School)11 Ben Raichel Fr. G 6-1 Austin, Ind. (Austin)

13 Kyle Hanaway Jr. G 6-2 Crown Point, Ind. (Crown Point)

15 Casey Coons So. G 6-0 Indianapolis, Ind. (Franklin Central)

21 Tommy Peller So. G 6-2 Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton)

23 Jake Hoffman So. G 5-10 Tipton, Ind. (Tipton)

31 Drew Tower Sr. G 6-4 New Castle, Ind. (New Castle)

33 Jake Burkholder Jr. C 6-9 Crown Point, Ind. (Crown Point)

35 Josh Riikonen Fr. F 6-7 Elkhart, Ind. (Elkhart Central)

41 Nate Kasper So. F/C 6-9 Valparaiso, Ind. (Wheeler)

51 Nathan Burdette So. G 6-1 Granville, Ohio (Madison Christian)

Head Coach: Paul Patterson (32nd season) Assistant Coaches: Brad Zarges, Ryan Frost Athletic Trainer: K.C. Hackman

ALPHABETICAL

RosteR BReakdown

By State• Indiana (9)• Ohio (1)

By Class• Senior (1)• Junior (2)• Sophomore (5)• Freshman (2)

By Major• Biology Education (1)• Environmental Engineering (1)• Exercise Science (1)• Health & Physical Education (3)• Mathematics (1)• Social Studies Education (2)• Undeclared (1)

Pronunciation GuideName PronunciationRiikonen Rye-CONE-inRaichel Rachel


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The Trojans will once again be a team committed to excellence on the defensive end. Last year’s squad ranked tenth in NAIA D-II in scoring defense, giving up just over 65 points per contest. With a stout defense and a group of skilled offensive players the Trojans have the tools to return to the champion-ship form that has defined Taylor’s basketball tradition.

The Backcourt

The backcourt is unquestionably the strength of the 2010-11 Taylor basketball team. Senior swingman Drew Tower brings the experience that comes from playing in 91 games over the past three sea-sons. The 6’4 senior averaged 4.4 points per game last season, while knocking down 33 three-pointers. Tower provides stability and lead-ership for Patterson on both ends of the court.

Junior Kyle Hanaway enters his third season in a Taylor uniform as the floor general for the Trojans. The Crown Point, Ind., native start-ed 27 games last season and aver-aged over 30 minutes per contest while distributing the ball and accu-mulating 121 assists compared to only 56 turnovers. While Hanaway only averaged three points per con-test he was effective as a shooter, knocking down 11 of 20 three-point attempts.

Sophomore Casey Coons was the leading scorer for the Trojans last season as the Indianapolis, Ind., native averaged 15.6 points per game and led the team with 68 three-pointers. The MCC Newcomer of the Year last season started all 30 games of his fresh-man campaign and averaged 35 minutes per contest while scoring 468 points and dishing out 102 assists. Coons will once again be a vital part of the Trojans’ offense as Patterson designs even more ways

Following back-to-back subpar seasons, the 2010-11 Taylor team looks to return to championship form. Head coach Paul Patterson, entering his 32nd season, will field a young but experienced squad that should only get better as the season progresses. The Trojans return all five starters from last sea-son and the top three scorers from last year’s squad. In all, the Taylor returners averaged 49.9 points per game which was 74 percent of all Taylor scoring last season.

This year’s team features a talented trio of guards that played in every game last season and accounted for 274 of Taylor’s 403 assists during the 2009-10 season. The guards are joined by two return-ing post players that combined to average over 18 points and 8 rebounds a game last season and will be asked to provide consistent low post scoring. Patterson will be meshing the talented group of returners with two incoming fresh-men. Both newcomers averaged over 18 points per game last sea-son as high school seniors and will be leaned on to provide depth and contributions off the bench early in the season.

to get the guard the ball in scoring position.

Sophomore Tommy Peller served as a great complimentary scor-ing option alongside Coons last season. The 6’2 sophomore also started all 30 games last winter in his first season on campus. Peller was second on the team in scoring, averaging 11.8 points per game last season while being named an MCC All-Conference Honorable

Mention honoree. Peller knocked down 45 three-point field goals and shot almost 40% from beyond the arc while pulling down 3.3 rebounds per game and dishing out 51 assists.

Adding depth to the Trojans’ backcourt are sophomores Jake Hoffman and Nathan Burdette. Hoffman played in 19 games last season and connected on 6 of 15 shots from three-point range. The Tipton, Ind., native will be called upon to provide a spark off the bench, and could see his 5 minutes per game average rise as the sea-son continues.

2010-11 SEASON OuTLOOK TAYLOR UNIVERSITY TROJAN BASKETBALL

tommy PELLER

kyle HANAWAY

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Rounding out the Trojan back-court is 6’1 freshman Ben Raichel. Raichel is a native of Austin, Ind. and has a knack for scoring the ball. The shooting guard averaged over 18 points a game as a senior at Austin High School and was a sharpshooter from long range as Raichel made a school record 174 three-pointers during his high school career.

The Frontcourt

Junior Jake Burkholder and sopho-more Nate Kasper lead a Trojan frontcourt that showed glimpses of great play last season but will need to be more consistent for Patterson if the Trojans are to return to cham-pionship form.

Burkholder started 11 of the 30 games in which he appeared last season. The 6’9 center averaged 7.4 points and 3.6 rebounds per game while also blocking a team high 26 shots in 495 minutes of action. The Crown Point, Ind., native will see more minutes this year and Trojan fans should hope he continues to knock down shots at the 60 percent success rate with which he fired in 2009-10.

Joining Burkholder on the block will be sophomore Nate Kasper. Kasper was the third leading scor-ing for Taylor last season as the 6’9 forward averaged 10.8 points per game while also pulling

down 4 rebounds per contest. The Valparaiso, Ind., native started 22 contests for Taylor and became the go-to post scorer by the end of his freshman season. Kasper con-nected on over 60 percent of his shots from the field and also made opposing teams pay for putting him on the foul line as he hit 83.3 per-cent of his free throws.

While Kasper and Burkholder will start the season as the proven commodities in the post, fresh-man Josh Riikonen will also make an impact in the paint. The 6’7 forward from Elkhart, Ind. comes to Taylor after a decorated career at Elkhart Central High School. Riikonen averaged a double-dou-ble during his senior season as the athletic forward posted 18.8 points and 10.2 rebounds per con-test. Riikonen is a skilled offensive player and will see more minutes as he becomes accustomed to the college game.

The Schedule

The 2010-11 schedule will once again feature a plethora of top notch competition. Taylor will play 14 games against teams that are ranked or receiving votes in the NAIA Coaches’ Preseason Top 25 Poll. The Trojans open the sea-son at home against Cincinnati Christian before hitting the road for two games at the Purdue-Calumet Tip-Off Classic.

Following three non-conference games, the Trojans start off the Mid-Central College Conference season with a game at preseason No. 23 Indiana Wesleyan on Nov. 23. The IWU game kicks off a stretch of four games in 12 days that will include the Trojans against the defending NAIA national cham-pions and preseason No. 1 Saint Francis Cougars at home on Nov. 30.

The annual Silent Night game will be played on Dec. 10 as the Trojans take on Ohio State-Marion in the first game of the Ivanhoe Classic. The Ivanhoe Classic wraps up on Dec. 11 where the Trojans will face either Bethel (Tenn.) or Berea (Ky.).

The MCC is always stacked full of talented teams but this year the conference may be even more impressive. Six of the nine MCC teams are either ranked or receiv-ing votes in the preseason poll and the conference features the reign-ing national champions in Saint Francis. Not only did the Cougars run through the national tourna-ment as a 15-seed last March but they return all five starters from that squad and are certainly the preseason favorites to win the conference.

Taylor wraps up a challenging reg-ular season at home on Senior Day as the Trojans host Bethel on Feb. 19.


2010-11 SEASON OuTLOOK

casey COONS

jake BURKHOLDER

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New Castle H.S.

6-4 • SeniorGuard

FRESHMAN SEASON (2007-08): Played in all 30 games, starting one • Hit .368 from the floor and .357 from beyond the 3-point arc • Shot .609 from the free throw line • Grabbed 36 rebounds and dished out 14 assists.

PREP/PERSONAL: A member of the 2006 Indiana High School 3A State Championship team at New Castle High School • Helped lead team to 23-3 re-cord and a 6-1 finish in the North Cen-tral Conference • Averaged five points a contest and served as the team’s defen-sive stopper • Earned All-NCC honors • Member of the National Honor Society • Also ran track and cross country • Part of the 4 x 800 relay team that holds school record • Plans after graduation include teaching and coaching • “The best part about playing for Coach Patterson is his wisdom of the game and life, and the all-you-can-eat buffets” • Favorite Bible verse is Philippians 4:6.

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TROJAN basketball

TOWERDREW

About DrewFull Name: Drew Daniel TowerParents: Dan and Pam TowerHigh School Coach: Steve BennettMajor: Biology EducationAcademic Advisor: Dr. John Moore

JUNIOR SEASON (2009-10): Appeared in all 30 games while recording nine starts • Shot 33% from beyond the arc and knocked down 33 three-pointers • Averaged just under 25 minutes per game while scoring 4.4 points per con-test • Pulled down 2.5 rebounds per game • Scored a career-high 13 points in a win over Purdue-Calumet on Nov. 28.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2008-09): Shot a team-best 46.9 percent (46-for-98) from three-point range • Played in all 31 games • Made eight starts • Scored a season-best 15 points on five 3-pointers against Saint Francis on Nov. 25 • 88 per-cent (22-25) on free throw attempts

Drew Tower’s Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time) Date

Points 13 Purdue-Calumet 11/28/09

Assists 4 Rio Grande 11/14/09

Steals 2 Indiana Wesleyan 2/20/10

Rebounds 8 Purdue-Calumet 11/28/09

Free Throws 2 Spring Arbor 1/30/10

3-Pointers 4 Andrews 11/19/09

TOWER’S CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP FGM FGA 3PM 3PA FTM FTA OFF DEF REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS 2007-08 30 28 76 20 56 14 23 8 28 36 14 9 3 13 21 902008-09 31 71 165 46 98 22 25 10 59 69 11 19 5 34 78 2102009-10 30 43 122 33 97 12 16 15 60 75 20 16 8 29 58 131TOTALS 91 142 363 99 251 48 64 31 147 180 45 44 16 56 147 431

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336-9 • JuniorCrown Point, Ind.

Center

TROJAN basketball

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Crown Point H.S.

Dec. 6 • Pulled down seven rebounds against IU East on Nov. 18 • Shot over 56 percent from the field • Averaged 4.8 points and 2.4 rebounds • Logged 391 minutes played.

PREP/PERSONAL: Along with Taylor teammate Kyle Hanaway, helped lead Crown Point to a 2008 sectional cham-pionship • Averaged 6.5 points and 7 rebounds per game as a senior • Post-Tribune All-Area Team • Siblings, Rachel and Noah • Interested in pursuing a ca-reer in law enforcement after graduation • Enjoys boating, jet skiing, and hanging out with friends in his free time • Favorite food is steak and baked spaghetti • Tal-ent outside of basketball is fishing • Best advice ever received: “Never back down” • Jake’s advice to young people: “Don’t take anything for granted” • “The best part about playing for Coach Patterson is the knowledge and experience he shares with us every day on and off the court” • Favorite Bible verse is John 3:16.

About JakeFull Name: Jacob Michael BurkholderParents: Brett and Carol BurkholderHigh School Coach: Clint SwanMajor: Health & Physical EducationAcademic Advisor: Tena Krause

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2009-10): Shot 60% from the floor and averaged 7.4 points per game • Started 11 games and played in all 30 • Scored a career-high 20 points in a win over OSU-Marion on Dec. 21 • Tied for the lead on the team with 26 blocked shots which included a five-block performance against Marian on Feb. 2 • Averaged 3.6 rebounds per game.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2008-09): Played in all 31 games • Earned his only starts in the final four games of the season • Av-eraged 10.5 points in his four starts, in-cluding a career-high 19 points against Indiana Wesleyan in the final regular season game • Scored seven points in 79-68 win over No. 8 Indiana Tech on

Jake Burkholder’s Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time) Date

Points 20 OSU-Marion 12/21/09

Assists 3 Saint Francis 11/24/09

Steals 1 Bethel 2/16/10

Rebounds 9 Spring Arbor 1/30/10

Free Throws 6 OSU-Marion 12/21/09

Blocks 5 Marian 2/2/10

BURKHOLDER’S CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP FGM FGA 3PM 3PA FTM FTA OFF DEF REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS 2008-09 31 58 103 0 1 33 58 16 58 74 10 2 6 38 86 1492009-10 30 93 155 0 0 35 69 30 77 107 15 6 26 56 100 221

TOTALS 61 151 258 0 1 68 127 46 135 181 25 8 32 94 186 370

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6-2 • JuniorGuard

6 • Ranked third on the team logging 893 minutes • 68 assists were good enough for second on the team.

PREP/PERSONAL: Helped lead Crown Point to a sectional championship in 2008 • Led the state of Indiana in as-sists during his junior season • Named All-Conference as a junior and senior • Dished out eight assists and scored over seven points per game • Has one brother, Kurt • Wants to teach and coach after graduation • Interests outside of basketball include movies, friends, and other sports • Favorite ath-lete growing up was Gary Payton • Best advice ever received: “Live and learn” • Chose Taylor for the strong academ-ics and the successful basketball pro-gram • “The best part about playing for Coach Patterson is that he teaches much more than just basketball” • Fa-vorite Bible verse is Philippians 4:13.

Crown Point, Ind.13TROJAN basketball

HANAWAYKYLE

About KyleFull Name: Kyle HanawayParents: Keith and Lori HanawayHigh School Coach: Clint SwanMajor: Social Studies EducationAcademic Advisor: Dr. Stephen Messer

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2009-10): Started 27 of the 30 games in which he appeared • Led team with 121 assists which included a career-high 11 assists against OSU-Marion on Dec. 21 • Made 11 of 20 three-pointers • Averaged just over 30 minutes per game and pulled down 2.7 rebounds per game.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2008-09): Started 28 of 30 games in first season as a Trojan • The point guard scored season-best eight points against Mar-ian on Feb. 4 • Averaged 2.9 points and 2.3 assists per game • Top assist game (6) came against Grace on Jan.

Kyle Hanaway’s Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time) Date

Points 9 Grace 1/7/10

Assists 11 OSU-Marion 12/21/09

Steals 3 Saint Francis 1/23/10

Rebounds 7 Rio Grande 11/14/09

Free Throws 4 Purdue-Calumet 11/28/09

3-Pointers 2 Saint Francis 1/24/09

HANAWAY’S CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP FGM FGA 3PM 3PA FTM FTA OFF DEF REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS 2008-09 30 26 67 7 18 28 45 9 47 56 68 22 2 55 76 872009-10 30 28 73 11 20 22 35 10 71 81 121 34 4 56 74 89

TOTALS 60 54 140 18 38 50 80 19 118 137 189 56 6 111 150 176

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13Showcase participant • Named First Team All-Duneland Conference • All-State recognition • Hoosier Basketball Magazine Top 60 player • All-Area selec-tion • Tommy finished his high school career with a .690 winning percentage • A standout in the classroom, Peller was named First Team Academic All-State while carrying a 3.7 overall grade point average • Member of the National Honor Society • As a junior, Peller helped lead his team to a 19-3 season while averag-ing 12 points and 3 assists per game.

PERSONAL: Plans to pursue a career in the engineering or environmental field following graduation • Enjoys ping-pong and watching movies in his spare time • Favorite food is chicken • Favorite ath-lete growing up was Reggie Miller • Best advice ever received: “Give it your best every time” • Advice to young people: “Work hard, be open to change” • “The best part of playing for Coach Patterson is being challenged every day” • Chose Taylor because of the great basketball tradition • Has two sisters, Cassie and Kelly • Favorite Bible verse is Philippians 4:13.

About TommyFull Name: Thomas John PellerParents: Tom and Julie PellerHigh School Coach: Tom PellerMajor: Environmental EngineeringAcademic Advisor: Dr. Bob Davis

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10): MCC Honorable Mention All-Conference • One of only two players to start all 30 games • Second on the team in minutes played (1,027) while averaging over 34 minutes played per contest • Second on the team with 11.8 points per game averaged • Shot 39.5% from beyond the arc and knocked down 45 treys • Led the team with 86.8% success rate from the foul line • Pulled down 3.3 rebounds per game.

PREP: Scored 17 points per game and dished out 4.5 assists to go along with 44 percent 3-point shooting as a senior at Chesterton High School • Three-year starter at Chesterton under father and head coach, Tom Peller • Indiana High School Athletic Association Top 100

PELLER’S CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP FGM FGA 3PM 3PA FTM FTA OFF DEF REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS 2009-10 30 125 301 45 114 59 68 6 94 100 51 34 3 66 47 354

TOTALS 30 125 301 45 114 59 68 6 94 100 51 34 3 66 47 354

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Guard

TOMMYPELLER

Chesterton H.S.

6-2 • Sophomore

Tommy Peller’s Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time) Date

Points 22 Saint Francis 11/24/09


Steals 4 Marian 1/5/10

Rebounds 7 Cincinnati Christian 12/22/09

Free Throws 10 Saint Francis 11/24/09

3-Pointers 4 Union 11/13/09

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a semi-state appearance • Shot 47 per-cent from behind the three-point line in his final season under head coach Mark James • Indiana High School Athletic Association Top 100 Showcase partici-pant • Second Team All-Marion County • Named one of Hoosier Basketball Maga-zine’s Top 60 in the state of Indiana • First Team Academic All-State with a 3.85 cu-mulative grade point average • Kiwanis Indiana Pacers Scholarship recipient • Career-high 29 points came against Southport • Set school record with nine 3-pointers in a game.

PERSONAL: Interested in pursuing a ca-reer in college or high school coaching following graduation • Three siblings: Claire, Chris, and Chad • Likes to play video games, listen to music, and hang out with friends in his free time • Favorite food is spaghetti • Favorite athlete grow-ing up was Kobe Bryant • “I chose Taylor because of the outstanding academic reputation and Christian environment. I felt the coaching philosophy was a great fit for me” • “The best part about playing for Coach Patterson is being able to soak in all of his knowledge of basketball and life, and learn from his experience” • Fa-vorite Bible verse is Isaiah 40:30-31.

TROJAN basketball

About CaseyFull Name: Casey Matthew CoonsParents: Mike and Janet CoonsHigh School Coach: Mark JamesMajor: Health & Physical EducationAcademic Advisor: Tena Krause

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10): Named MCC Newcomer of the Year after leading the team in scoring with 468 points • Av-eraged 15.6 points per game • Started all 30 games and led team in minutes with 1,051 minutes played • Shot 36% from 3-point range, making 68 triples • Sec-ond on team with 102 assists • Scored a career-high 28 points in a loss to even-tual national champion Saint Francis on Nov. 24 • Recorded first double-double of career with 15 points and 10 assists against Grace on Feb. 6 • Shot 79.6% from the free throw line.

PREP: Averaged 12 points, 5 assists, and 3 rebounds per game as a senior at Franklin Central High School • Helped lead Franklin Central to a 21-6 record, a sectional championship, the school’s first ever regional championship, and

Guard

Indianapolis, Ind.15CASEY COONS

Franklin Central H.S.

6-0 • Sophomore

COONS’ CAREER STATISTICS


TOTALS 30 157 379 68 189 86 108 14 64 78 102 57 2 93 57 468

Casey Coons’ Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time) Date

Points 28 Saint Francis 11/24/09

Assists 10 Grace 2/6/10

Steals 8 Goshen 2/13/10

Rebounds 8 Cincinnati Christian 12/22/09

Free Throws 10 Purdue-Calumet 11/28/09

3-Pointers 5 Huntington 1/26/10

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15 41Valparaiso, Ind.

Forward/Center

NATEKASPER

Wheeler H.S.

6-9 • Sophomore

finish fifth in the state in scoring as a senior • Participated in the North-South All-Star Game following his senior year • Led Wheeler to a 17-6 record and the first sectional championship in school history • Ranks No. 6 in scoring at Wheel-er High School with 1,170 points • First Team All-Conference as a sophomore, junior, and senior • Standout at Wheeler High School in both tennis and volley-ball.

PERSONAL: Has three brothers: Jason, Matt, and Noah • Would like to teach and coach following graduation • Likes to be outdoors during his free time • Favorite food is lasagna • Favorite athlete grow-ing up was Dirk Nowitzki • “I chose Taylor because of Coach Patterson. He cares for his athletes and will give you every bit of himself to help mold our team into the men we are capable of being.” • “The best part about playing for Coach Pat-terson is that he is tough and expects a lot out of me. He has helped me to ex-pect a lot out of myself.” • Favorite Bible verse is Proverbs 3:5-6.

About NateFull Name: Nathan Daniel KasperParents: Ken and Kathy KasperHigh School Coach: Mike JonesMajor: Health & Physical EducationAcademic Advisor: Tena Krause

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10): Aver-aged 10.8 points per game while start-ing 22 contests and appearing in 29 • Shot just over 60% from the field and 83.3% from the free throw line • Second on the team with 117 rebounds • Dished out 27 assists and blocked 25 shots • Led the team with 39 offensive rebounds • Scored a career-high 34 points against Cincinnati Christian on Dec. 22 • Pulled down a career-high nine rebounds against Huntington on Jan. 26.

PREP: Kasper joins the Trojans after a year in the U.S. Naval Academy and a season at Western Reserve Academy prep school in Ohio • Averaged 13.5 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 2 blocks at WRA, shooting 60 percent from the field • Played at Wheeler High School where he averaged 24.5 points per game to

KASPER’S CAREER STATISTICS


TOTALS 29 128 212 1 6 55 66 39 78 117 27 15 25 38 76 312

Nate Kasper’s Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time) Date

Points 34 Cincinnati Christian 12/22/09

Assists 5 Union 11/13/09

Steals 2 Bethel 1/16/10

Rebounds 9 Huntington 1/26/10

Free Throws 8 Saint Francis 1/23/10

3-Pointers 1 Grace 2/6/10

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PERSONAL: Wants to pursue a career as a social studies teacher and basketball coach in addition to continuing work on his family farm • One of Jake’s hob-bies is showing pigs at competitions across the United States • Favorite food is home grilled steak • Favorite movie is Hoosiers • His favorite athlete growing up was Kirk Heinrich • Jake has one older brother, Alan • Best advice ever received: “If you want something in life, go get it. Only you choose if you work hard or not” • Best part about playing for Coach Pat-terson: “Learning from one of the most prestigious coaches around and devel-oping a basketball mind from the great knowledge he possesses, also learn-ing how to better myself as a person” • Chose Taylor because “I love the game of basketball and was not ready to stop playing. Taylor is one of the best places in the country as far as coaching, school-ing, and hoping to learn from a great coach is a huge opportunity for me” • Fa-vorite Bible verse is Matthew 6:13.

About JakeFull Name: Jacob Daniel HoffmanParents: Jeff and Beckie HoffmanHigh School Coach: Travis DaughertyMajor: Social Studies EducationAcademic Advisor: Dr. Stephen Messer

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10): Ap-peared in 19 games • Knocked down 48% from the field, including 6 of 15 from three-point range • Scored a season-high 10 points on Dec. 19 against Ferris State • Knocked down two 3-pointers against Ferris State • Dished out five assists and recorded six steals.

PREP: Team captain at Tipton High School • Two-year varsity letter winner • Part of back-to-back sectional champi-onship teams junior and senior seasons • Voted Most Improved Player following his junior season • Posted a career-high 17 points against Eastern • 8 assists vs. Delphi and 6 rebounds vs. Carrol were also career bests.

Guard

Tipton, Ind. 23JAKE HOFFMAN

Tipton H.S.

5-10 • Sophomore

Jake Hoffman’s Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time) Date

Points 10 Ferris State 12/29/09


Steals 2 Grace 2/6/10

Rebounds 1 Marian 1/5/10

Free Throws 1 Grace 2/6/10

3-Pointers 2 Ferris State 12/29/09

HOFFMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS


TOTALS 19 12 25 6 15 2 6 4 5 9 5 6 0 6 16 32

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51PERSONAL: Hobbies include drum-ming, snowboarding, golfing, and read-ing • Nathan has one younger brother, Justin • Favorite food is barbecued beef • Favorite movie is Dodge Ball • Advice to young people: “Never be afraid to fail. You have serious potential if you put your trust in God, and have confidence in yourself” • Best part about playing for Coach Patterson: “He knows how to push each player individually. He knows when to show grace and when to get in your face” • Favorite Bible verse is John 15:13.

TROJAN basketball

Granville, Ohio

Guard

NATHANBURDETTE

Madison Christian H.S.

6-1 • Sophomore

About NathanFull Name: Nathan Andrew BurdetteParents: Scot and Kelli BurdetteHigh School Coach: John ReeveMajor: UndecidedAcademic Advisor: Trina Stout

FRESHMAN SEASON (2009-10): Saw action in three games • Scored one point against OSU-Marion on Dec. 21 • Pulled down two rebounds in four minutes of play .

PREP: Three-year varsity letterman and two-time team captain at Madison Chris-tian High School in Ohio • Led the Eagles in scoring and steals during junior sea-son • Team leader in scoring, steals, and blocked shots during final season • Ran track & field two years • School record holder in 1-mile run and 2-mile run • Var-sity golf - three years.

23Nathan Burdette’s Career Highs

High Opponent (Last Time) Date

Points 1 OSU-Marion 12/21/09

Rebounds 1 OSU-Marion 12/21/09

Free Throws 1 OSU-Marion 12/21/09

BURDETTE’S CAREER STATISTICS


TOTALS 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 1

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PERSONAL: Enjoys listening to music, watching ESPN, playing basketball, and just hanging out with friends dur-ing his free time • Has an older broth-er, Jon, and a younger sister, Bekah • Carried a 3.98 GPA and was a mem-ber of the National Honor Society • Greatest athletic memory is hitting a 70 foot shot at the buzzer to beat Paoli during his junior season • Chose Taylor because “I wanted the oppor-tunity to learn from Coach Patterson and play with a great group of guys. Taylor will not only push me to excel in my sport, but will also prepare me for life after college” • Favorite Bible verse is Proverbs 27:17.

TROJAN basketball

About BenFull Name: Benjamin Aaron RaichelParents: Ronnie & Vickie RaichelHigh School Coach: Mike DeatonMajor: Exercise ScienceAcademic Advisor: Dr. Jeff Marsee

PREP: Averaged 18.5 points, four re-bounds, and three assists per game during senior season • Holds the Aus-tin High School career 3-point record with 174 3-pointers during his career • Made a trey in 34 consecutive games • All-conference selection during ju-nior and senior seasons • Also played tennis and was an all-conference se-lection during senior season.

Guard

Austin, Ind. 11BENRAICHEL

Ben Raichel’s HIGH SCHOOL Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time)

Points 29 Brownstown

Assists 9 Paoli

Rebounds 11 Southwestern

Austin H.S.

6-1 • Freshman

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11 35Elkhart, Ind.

Forward

JOSHRIIKONEN

Elkhart Central H.S.

6-7 • Freshman

Josh Riikonen’s HIGH SCHOOL Career HighsHigh Opponent (Last Time)

Points 44 South Bend Clay

Rebounds 18 Warsaw

Blocks 7 South Bend Clay

About JoshFull Name: Joshua Stephen RiikonenParents: Stephen & Kathleen RiikonenHigh School Coach: Matt WindyMajor: MathematicsAcademic Advisor: Ken Constantine

PREP: Averaged 18.8 points, 10.2 re-bounds, and 1.3 blocks per game dur-ing senior campaign • A team captain both junior and senior years • First team all-conference selection dur-ing senior year and a second team all-conference selection during ju-nior season • Named the team MVP following senior season • Scored a school record 44 points in a game • Named the Northern Indiana Confer-ence MVP following senior season.

PERSONAL: Hobbies include hang-ing out with friends, watching mov-ies, and playing video games • Has one younger brother, Brandon • Greatest athletic memory is breaking the Elkhart Central High School single game scoring record with 44 points • Plans after graduation include teach-ing high school math and coaching basketball • Chose Taylor because “I enjoyed the guys who were going to be my teammates. I felt they were guys that I could be around every day and would like to compete with. I also felt Taylor was a place that would prepare me for my future as a teacher and coach” • Favorite Bible verse is I Corinthians 9:24-27.

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RADIO/TELEvISION ROSTER

Kyle HanawayGuard

13 6-2 • Jr.

Crown Point, Ind.(Crown Point)

Casey CoonsGuard

15 6-0 • So.

Indianapolis, Ind. (Franklin Central)

Tommy PellerGuard

21 6-2 • So.

Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton)

Jake HoffmanGuard

23 5-10 • So. Tipton, Ind.

(Tipton)

Ben RaichelGuard

11 6-1 • Fr.

Austin, Ind.(Austin)

Drew TowerGuard

31 6-4 • Sr.

New Castle, Ind. (New Castle)

Jake BurkholderCenter

33 6-9 • Jr.

Crown Point, Ind.(Crown Point)

Josh RiikonenForward

35 6-7 • Fr.

Elkhart, Ind. (Elkhart Central)

Nate KasperForward/Center

41 6-9 • So.

Valparasio, Ind. (Wheeler)

Nathan Burdette Guard

51 6-1 • So.

Granville, Ohio (Madison Christian)

Paul Patterson Head Coach

Brad Zarges Assistant Coach

Ryan Frost Assistant Coach

COACHING STAFF

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2010-11 OPPONENTS

CINCINNATI CHRISTIANeaglesUniversity InformationLocation....................................................Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment...................................................................1,100President....................................................Dr. David FaustAthletic Director........................................Jason GillespieBasketball InformationHead Coach....................Jason Gillespie (East Tennesse)Record at Cincinnati Christian..............55-46 (3 years)Career Record........................................147-87 (7 years)2009-10 Overall Record..........................................16-16Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................2/3Players Ret./Lost.............................................................3/8Media InformationSID Contact...................................................Jamey BattenSID [email protected] Office Phone.....................................(513) 244-8627

JUDSONeaglesUniversity InformationLocation...................................................................Elgin, Ill. Enrollment...................................................................1,200Dean..............................................................Dr. Jerry CainAthletic Director.........................................Nancy BingerBasketball InformationHead Coach...............Tony Tompkins (Missouri Baptist) 2009-10 Overall Record..........................................17-13 Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................4/1Players Ret./Lost.............................................................6/3

Media InformationSID Contact................................................Adam LedyardSID E-mail....................................aledyard@judsonu.eduSID Office Phone.........................................................N/A

PURDUE-CALUMETperegrinesUniversity InformationLocation......................................................Hammond, Ind.Enrollment.................................................................10,000Chancellor...........................................Dr. Howard CohenAthletic Director.....................................Dr. Bob BunnellBasketball InformationHead Coach...................................Dan Voudrie (Bradley)Record at Purdue Calumet....................11-45 (2 years)Career Record.............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record.............................................8-19Starters Ret/Lost............................................................4/1Players Ret/Lost..............................................................7/8Media InformationSID Contact.................................................Jordan BrunerSID [email protected] Office Phone.....................................(219) 989-2506

OSU - MARIONscarlet waveUniversity InformationLocation.........................................................Marion, OhioEnrollment....................................................................1,920Dean..........................................................Gregory S. RoseAthletic Director..............................................Mark SislerBasketball InformationHead Coach.......................................................Ryan MileyRecord at OSU-Marion...............................3-29 (1 year)Career Record.............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record.............................................3-29

Media InformationSID Contact......................................................Mark SislerSID [email protected] SID Office Phone.....................................(740) 725-6160

INDIANA TECHwarriorsUniversity InformationLocation....................................................Fort Wayne, Ind.Enrollment...................................................................5,000President................................................Dr. Arthur SnyderAthletic Director......................................Martin Neuhoff Basketball InformationHead Coach...........................Al Grushkin (Oglethorpe)Record at Indiana Tech.............................0-0 (First year)Career Record..........................................94-70 (6 years)2009-10 Overall Record...........................................12-18Starters Ret/Lost............................................................3/2Players Ret/Lost..............................................................6/7Media InformationSID Contact.................................................Chris BaumanSID [email protected] Office Phone.....................................(260) 422-5561

KUYPERcougarsUniversity InformationLocation.............................................Grand Rapids, Mich.Enrollment......................................................................337President.........................................................Nick KroezeAthletic Director....................................Christine MoranBasketball InformationHead Coach.......................................................Stan JeskeyRecord at Kuyper.............................16-49 (Fourth year)Career Record.............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record...........................................12-21Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................4/1Players Ret./Lost.............................................................6/4Media InformationSID Contact............................................Christine MoranSID E-mail........................................cmoran@kuyper.eduSID Office Phone.....................................(616) 988-3691

WALDORFwarriorsUniversity InformationLocation...................................................Forest City, IowaEnrollment.......................................................................650President...................................................Dr. Joe ManjoneAthletic Director....................................Michael Scarano Basketball InformationHead Coach......Chad Brown (MidAmerica Nazarene)Record at Waldorf.............................................(16 years)Career Record...................................................(18 years)2009-10 Overall Record...........................................10-17Starters Ret/Lost............................................................2/3Players Ret/Lost..............................................................7/8Media InformationSID Contact..................................................Molly KapposSID E-mail...............................................sid@waldorf.eduSID Office Phone.....................................(641) 585-8265

SAINT FRANCIScougarsUniversity InformationLocation....................................................Fort Wayne, Ind.Enrollment...................................................................2,100President.............................................Sister M. Elise KrissAthletic Director..............................................Mark Pope Basketball InformationHead Coach.............................Chad LaCross (Tri-State)Record at Saint Francis...........................0-0 (First year)Career Record.............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record.............................................28-9Starters Ret/Lost............................................................5/0Players Ret/Lost............................................................10/1Media InformationSID Contact..........................................................Bill ScottSID E-mail....................................................bscott@sf.eduSID Office Phone.....................................(260) 399-6223

HUNTINGTONforestersUniversity InformationLocation.....................................................Huntington, Ind. Enrollment...................................................................1,250President...........................................Dr. G. Blair Dowden Athletic Director..............................................Lori CullerBasketball InformationHead Coach..............................................Ty Platt (Taylor)Record at Huntington.............................36-27 (2 years)Career Record............................................................same2009-10 Overall record............................................16-15Starters Ret/Lost............................................................3/2Players Ret/Lost..............................................................8/4Media InformationSID Contact..................................................Joanne GreenSID E-mail...................................jgreen@huntington.eduSID Office Phone.....................................(260) 359-4284

BETHEL (TN)wildcatsUniversity InformationLocation....................................................McKenzie, Tenn.Enrollment...................................................................3,394President.............................................Dr. Robert Prosser Athletic Director...........................................Glenn HayesBasketball InformationHead Coach..........................................Jeff Britt (Brescia)Record at Bethel................................166-157 (10 years)Career Record...................................274-200 (15 years)2009-10 Overall record............................................13-18Starters Ret/Lost............................................................3/2Players Ret/Lost..............................................................9/6Media InformationSID Contact...............................................Dave McCulleySID [email protected] Office Phone.....................................(731) 352-4231

BEREAmountaineersUniversity InformationLocation................................................................Berea, Ky. Enrollment...................................................................1,550President...........................................................Larry ShinnAthletic Director........................................Mark CartmillBasketball InformationHead Coach................ John Hemenway (South Dakota)Record at Berea.........................................0-0 (first year)Career Record........................................116-49 (5 years)2009-10 Overall Record...........................................19-10Starters Ret/Lost............................................................2/3Players Ret/Lost............................................................5/12Media InformationSID Contact.......................................................Ryan Hess SID E-mail..............................................hessr@berea.edu SID Office Phone.....................................(859) 625-2418

INDIANA WESLEYANwildcatsUniversity InformationLocation.............................................................Marion, Ind.Enrollment...................................................................3,245President...................................................Dr. Henry SmithAthletic Director....................................Mark DeMichaelBasketball InformationHead Coach.............................Greg Tonagel (Valparaiso)Record at Ind. Wesleyan.......................129-42 (5 years)Career Record.............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record.............................................30-5Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................2/3Players Ret./Lost...........................................................10/3Media InformationSID Contact...................................................Kyle SchmidtSID [email protected] Office Phone.....................................(765) 677-1938

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CEDARVILLE yellow jacketsUniversity InformationLocation....................................................Cedarville, OhioEnrollment...................................................................3,200President.......................................................Dr. Bill BrownAthletic Director........................................Dr. Alan Geist Basketball InformationHead Coach.................................Pat Estepp (Cedarville)Record at Cedarville...............................53-13 (2 years)Career Record.............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record.............................................26-9Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................3/2Players Ret./Lost.............................................................9/5Media InformationSID Contact................................................Mark WomackSID [email protected] Office Phone.....................................(937) 766-7766

HEIDELBERGstudent princeUniversity InformationLocation.............................................................Tiffin, OhioEnrollment...................................................................1,500President...................................................Rob HuntingtonAthletic Director................................................Matt PalmBasketball InformationHead Coach.........Anthony Gholson (Ohio Northern)Record at Heidelberg..............................23-31 (2 years)Career Record........................................109-67 (6 years)2009-10 Overall Record...........................................15-13Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................2/3Players Ret./Lost...........................................................13/9Media InformationSID Contact.............................................Nathan LaRicciaSID E-mail................................nlariccia@heidelberg.eduSID Office Phone.....................................(419) 448-2121

SPRING ARBORcougarsUniversity InformationLocation...............................................Spring Arbor, Mich.Enrollment...................................................................1,100President.................................................. Dr. Gayle BeebeAthletic Director.......................................Sam RigglemanBasketball InformationHead Coach......... Ryan Cottingham (Spring Arbor ‘94)Record at Spring Arbor....................200-174 (12 years)Career Record............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record...........................................23-11Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................4/1Players Ret./Lost...........................................................10/4Media InformationSID Contact......................................................Jason Crist SID E-mail...............................................jcrist@arbor.eduSID Office Phone.....................................(517) 750-6510

MARIANknightsUniversity InformationLocation....................................................Indianapolis, Ind.Enrollment...................................................................2,300President...................................................Daniel J. Elsener Athletic Director.....................................Joseph R. HaklinBasketball InformationHead Coach.........................John Grimes (Indiana State)Record at Marian...............................530-386 (34 years)Career Record.............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record...........................................13-15Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................5/0Players Ret./Lost...........................................................11/0Media InformationSID Contact.....................................Dr. Geoffre ShermanSID [email protected] SID Office Phone.....................................(317) 955-6125

GRACElancersUniversity InformationLocation.................................................Winona Lake, Ind.Enrollment...................................................................1,508President............................................Dr. Ronald ManahanAthletic Director.........................................Chad BriscoeBasketball InformationHead Coach........................................Jim Kessler (Grace) Record at Grace.................................609-477(34 years)Career Record.............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record...........................................17-11Starters Ret/Lost............................................................4/1Players Ret/Lost............................................................12/2Media InformationSID Contact.................................................Josh NeuhartSID E-mail......................................sportsinfo@grace.eduSID Office Phone.......................(574) 372-5100 x 6261

GOSHENmaple leafsUniversity InformationLocation...........................................................Goshen, Ind. Enrollment...................................................................1,017President............................................James E. BrennemanAthletic Director...........................................Tim DemantBasketball InformationHead Coach....................................................Gary Chupp Record at Goshen....................................52-41 (3 years)Career Record...................................175-177 (12 years)2009-10 Overall Record...........................................18-13 Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................2/3Players Ret./Lost.............................................................9/4Media InformationSID Contact...................................................Josh GleasonSID E-mail..........................................joshag@goshen.eduSID Office Phone.....................................(574) 535-7497

BETHELpilotsUniversity InformationLocation......................................................Mishawaka, Ind.Enrollment...................................................................2,000President..............................................Dr. Steven CramerAthletic Director.........................................Jody MartinezBasketball InformationHead Coach.................................Mike Lightfoot (Bethel)Record at Bethel................................631-213 (23 years)Career Record.............................................................same2009-10 Overall Record.............................................30-6Starters Ret./Lost...........................................................2/3Players Ret./Lost.............................................................5/5Media InformationSID Contact.........................................................Jeff WelshSID [email protected] Office Phone.....................................(574) 807-7031

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2009-10 review 2010-11 TAYLOR BASKETBALL

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2009-10 taYlOr BasketBall seasOn reVieW

The professional ranks call it “rebuild-ing”. The 2009-10 Taylor men’s bas-ketball team will call it the University of Hard Knocks. Relying heavily on a talented group of underclassmen, the Trojans managed just an 11-19 record overall while laying a foundation for the future.

Those eight freshmen and sopho-mores combined for 79 percent of the team’s playing time and 81 percent of the scoring, led by MCC Newcomer of the Year Casey Coons’ team-best 15.6 points per game. The club’s top three leading scorers (Coons; Tommy Peller, 11.8 points per game; and Nate Kasper, 10.8) and four of the five players in the regular starting rotation, includ-ing Brock Woodward, who averaged a team-high 5.2 rebounds per game, were all freshmen, while junior Drew Tower and senior Justin Goeglein pro-vided the notable contributions from upperclassmen.

Most would assume to ease a young group of up-and-comers into college basketball with a lighter schedule, but these upstarts were thrown to the fire with two NCAA Division II clubs on the schedule and 14 teams ranked in the NAIA Top 25 or receiving votes in the polls, including seven in the top 12.

Don’t be fooled by the record though. These Trojans were battle tested and responded to the challenge post-

ing signature wins over Indiana Tech (RV), thanks to a buzzer beating three pointer by Peller, who was named Honorable Mention All-Conference, and a six-point home win over then-No. 4 Bethel, thanks to 19 points from Coons, 17 from Peller and a team 55.1 percent shooting clip from the field.

And they were mere possessions away from several other signature wins as nine of the season’s 19 losses were by six points or less and the point differ-ential against ranked opponents was a slim -6.5 points per game.

To prepare for the brutal regular sea-son schedule, Taylor opened the year with exhibition games against even-tual NCAA Div. I runner-up Butler Uni-versity at historic Hinkle Fieldhouse and Ohio University, who won the Mid-America Conference tournament championship and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tourna-ment.

Opening the regular season with three straight wins, the Trojans jumped out to a 6-2 start but could not seem to gain any momentum throughout the year. Two conference losses to No. 12 Huntington and No. 25 Spring Arbor were followed by a split in the Ivan-hoe Classic and a road loss at No. 8 Cedarville. Another pair of wins kept the fighting Trojans above .500 (9-6) but a loss vs. NCAA Div. II Ferris State

and a two point loss to NCAA Div. II Gannon on the second day of a two-day tournament closed the gap.

The Trojans won their first league game on Jan. 5 vs. Marian to improve to 10-8 overall and 1-3 in the Mid-Central College Conference.

However, the youngsters entered the win column just one more time the rest of the season (vs. No. 4 Bethel) and ended the year on a nine-game losing streak. Those nine games were lost by an average of six points and came against five top 25 teams includ-ing a five-point loss to eventual NAIA National Champion Saint Francis and a two-point loss to top 10 mainstay Indiana Wesleyan to end the season.

Despite a rocky road that left the Tro-jans outside of the MCC postseason tournament, there is nothing new un-der the sun for head coach Paul Patter-son who coached in his 1,000th game at the helm of the Trojans on Dec. 22 and was inducted into his third hall of fame, this time the Grant County Hall of Fame.

The Trojan legend will watch fresh-man become sophomores and soph-omores become juniors and hopeful-ly enjoy the fruits of a team persisting through the hard knocks.

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Overall: 11-19 • MCC: 2-11 • Home: 8-7 • Away: 2-11 • Neutral: 1-1Date W/L Score Opponent TU Leading Scorer(s) TU Rebound Leader(s) TU Assist Leader(s)

11/3 W 69-43 vs MIAMI-HAMILTON Goeglein (15) Goeglein (7) Hanaway, Coons (8)11/11 W 87-68 vs HOLY CROSS Coons (27) Kasper (8) Coons (5)11/13 W 72-63 vs Union Coons (19) Kasper (8) Gill (6)11/14 L 57-75 at Rio Grande Coons (18) Hanaway (7) Tower (4)11/19 W 55-33 vs ANDREWS Burkholder (15) Burkholder (9) Hanaway (6)11/21 W 63-60 at Indiana Tech Coons (17) Burkholder (6) Hanaway (7)11/24 L 69-83 at Saint Francis * Coons (28) Tower, Burkholder (6) Burkholder, Kasper (3)11/28 W 84-75 (OT) vs PURDUE-CALUMET Coons (22) Tower (8) Coons (6)12/1 L 66-71 vs HUNTINGTON * Coons (17) Peller (7) Coons, Peller (4)12/5 L 60-67 at Spring Arbor * Peller (19) Peller (4) Hanaway, Coons (3)12/11 W 81-52 vs OSU-MARION Coons (14) Woodward, Goeglein (10) Hanaway (8)12/12 L 58-65 vs CARDINAL STRITCH Peller (19) Woodward (8) Hanaway, Goeglein (3)12/19 L 69-75 at Cedarville Goeglein (19) Woodward (6) Hanaway (4)12/21 W 109-59 vs OSU-MARION Woodward (32) Goeglein (8) Hanaway (11)12/22 W 79-59 at Cincinnati Christian Kasper (34) Woodward (9) Coons (9)12/29 L 66-77 vs Ferris State Coons (21) Woodward (13) Coons (4)12/30 L 57-59 at Gannon Coons, Peller (16) Woodward (13) Hanaway (6)1/5 W 47-44 vs MARIAN * Coons (17) Kasper (6) Hanaway (4)1/7 L 65-73 vs GRACE * Goeglein (18) Goeglein (6) Peller (3)1/12 L 69-83 at Goshen * Coons (24) Hanaway (6) Hanaway (5)1/16 W 79-73 vs BETHEL * Coons (19) Burkholder (7) Peller (3)1/19 L 55-65 at Indiana Wesleyan * Kasper (21) Kasper (8) Hanaway (5)1/23 L 68-73 vs SAINT FRANCIS * Kasper (18) Kasper (7) Hanaway (3)1/26 L 75-81 at Huntington * Coons (24) Kasper (9) Coons, Peller (2)1/30 L 61-70 vs SPRING ARBOR * Goeglein (17) Burkholder (9) Coons (4)2/2 L 54-56 at Marian * 3 players (14) Coons, Burkholder (6) Coons (6)2/6 L 56-61 at Grace * Coons (15) Woodward (6) Coons (10)2/13 L 72-74 (OT) vs GOSHEN * Coons (25) Woodward (9) Hanaway (5)2/16 L 57-70 vs Bethel * Woodward (17) Woodward (7) Hanaway (6)2/20 L 63-65 vs INDIANA WESLEYAN * Coons (21) Kasper (5) Hanaway (4)

2009-10 GAmE-BY-GAmE RESuLTS

3-Pt FG Rebounds# Name GP GS MIN FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF Total R/G A TO BLK ST PTS P/G

13 Kyle Hanaway 30 27 904 28 73 .384 11 20 .550 22 35 .629 10 71 81 2.7 121 56 4 34 89 3.015 Casey Coons 30 30 1052 157 379 .414 68 189 .360 86 108 .796 14 64 78 2.6 102 93 2 57 468 15.621 Tommy Peller 30 30 1027 125 301 .415 45 114 .395 59 68 .868 6 94 100 3.3 51 66 3 34 354 11.823 Austin Thoms 6 0 31 3 8 .375 2 5 .400 0 1 .000 0 2 2 0.3 3 2 0 2 8 1.325 Brock Woodward 25 21 588 66 126 .524 0 1 .000 32 44 .727 36 95 131 5.2 27 33 26 8 164 6.631 Drew Tower 30 9 748 43 122 .352 33 97 .340 12 16 .750 15 60 75 2.5 20 29 8 16 131 4.433 Jake Burkholder 30 11 496 93 155 .600 0 0 .000 35 69 .507 30 77 107 3.6 15 56 26 6 221 7.435 Scott Gill 17 0 176 13 33 .394 0 3 .000 13 20 .650 5 24 29 1.7 15 13 2 6 39 2.343 Justin Goeglein 28 0 298 76 118 .644 0 2 .000 51 71 .718 28 53 81 2.9 17 13 3 17 203 7.345 Jake Hoffman 19 0 107 12 25 .480 6 15 .400 2 6 .333 4 5 9 0.5 5 6 0 6 32 1.751 Nathan Burdette 3 0 4 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 0 2 2 0.7 0 0 0 0 1 0.3

TEAM 27 43 70 12TAYLOR 30 6050 744 1552 .479 166 452 .367 368 506 .727 217 700 917 30.6 403 411 99 202 2022 67.4Opponents 30 6050 676 1543 .438 176 497 .354 444 638 .696 287 675 962 32.1 325 318 96 217 1972 65.7

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Taylor University’s home court, Odle Arena, officially opened in 1975. The building is named for former Taylor coach Don Odle, who coached basketball at Taylor for 31 years. In addition to the main arena floor, the facility houses the offices of the Taylor University Intercollegiate Athletic Department, the athletic training department, the depart-ment of Physical Education and Human Performance, and the Taylor fitness center. Locker rooms, racquetball courts, classrooms, a concession stand, and the Taylor Athletic Hall of Fame are also located in Odle Arena.

Prior to the construction of Odle, the Trojans played their home contests in Maytag Gym (now Rediger Chapel/Auditorium).

During the summer of 1998, Odle Arena underwent a major renovation. The university replaced the old floor surface with a maple wood floor, which has significantly enhanced the arena’s appearance.

In the fall of 2004 the University opened the Kesler Student Activities Center, which is connected to the west side of Odle Arena. The Kesler Center provides a field house with one wooden and three synthetic courts for recreational, intramural, and intercollegiate activities. The new facility also has a six-lane indoor track, a new fitness center, and new locker room facilities.

YEAR HOME RECORD YEAR HOME RECORD2009-10 8-7 1991-92 14-12008-09 5-8 1990-91 13-12007-08 11-5 1989-90 13-22006-07 5-6 1988-89 11-52005-06 14-1 1987-88 13-02004-05 11-3 1986-87 9-32003-04 15-0 1985-86 11-12002-03 13-3 1984-85 15-42001-02 13-3 1983-84 10-12000-01 9-5 1982-83 10-21999-00 10-5 1981-82 10-21998-99 6-9 1980-81 9-31997-98 9-4 1979-80 6-41996-97 9-4 1978-79 5-51995-96 12-2 1977-78 7-61994-95 9-2 1976-77 7-31993-94 14-0 1975-76 9-21992-93 13-0 TOTALS 358-112

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Jim Bushur 1985-89 103-31

Scott Dean 1986-90 104-31Ryan Sorrell 1986-90 104-31Jay Teagle 1986-90 104-31

Rod Chandler 1987-91 113-27Dale Miller 1987-91 113-27Pete Newhouse 1987-91 113-27

Ty Platt 1988-92 117-24David Wayne 1988-92 117-24

Marty Beasley 1989-93 117-23Micah Newhouse 1989-93 117-23

Mark Doestler 1990-94 119-21Steve Mozingo 1990-94 119-21

Matt Moulton 1991-95 102-31Tim Taylor 1991-95 102-31

R.J. Beucler 2002-06 102-33Eric Ford 2002-06 102-33

FOUR R.J. Beucler Mark Doerstler Eric Ford Steve Mozingo

THREE Jim Bushur Doug Bell Marty Beasley Ralph Gee John Groce Greg Habegger Josh Merrick Matt Moulton Micah Newhouse Ty Platt Mike Parsons Scott Polsgrove Tim Taylor David Wayne

TWO Jon Beukelman Josh Brooks Ben Brown Bret Burchard Rod Chandler Jon Chastain Scott Dean Michael Delp Steve Fortenberry Tom Granitz Chris Holtmann Steve Kastelein Matt Letttinga John Miles Dale Miller Pete Newhouse Shannon Patterson Dave Parker Robby Phillips Jim Pope Scott Smiley Ryan Sorrell Jay Teagle Matt Traylor Ben Waymouth Steve Wit Craig Wolfgang

ONE Doug Baker Brian Bickel Matt Boling Jacob Bream Bob Christman Tim Ferris Chris Goeglein Steve Hewitt Jody Lynch Adam Musters Jabin Newhouse Kurt Ringley Brian Ross Jim Sittler Derek Taatjes Scott Timmons

TROjANS 100-wIN CLuB

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SCORING Game Forrest Jackson (vs. Hunt., 2/21/53) 63

Season Jim Bushur (1987-88) 702 Chuck Taylor (1967-68) 692 Eric Ford (2005-06) 678 Steve Wit (1995-96) 670 Jim Bushur (1988-89) 644 David Wayne (1990-91) 640

Career Jim Bushur (1985-89) 2,213 Forrest Jackson (1950-54) 2,059 Eric Ford (2002-06) 2,023 David Wayne (1988-92) 1,905 Chuck Taylor (1965-69) 1,897

Season Average Forrest Jackson (1952-53) 27.2 Chuck Taylor (1967-68) 26.3 Forrest Jackson (1953-54) 25.5 Carl Honaker (1954-55) 24.9 Chuck Taylor (1966-67) 23.5 Steve Reash (1970-71) 23.5

REBOUNDS Game Cliff Cox (1966-67) 30 Larry Holloway (1966-67) 30

Season Scott Parsons (1970-71) 514 Gary Friesen (1972-73) 471 Scott Parsons (1971-72) 428 Maurice Paul (1960-61) 405 Larry Holloway (1966-67) 390

Career Gary Friesen (1971-75) 1,209 Scott Parsons (1969-72) 1,062 Jay Teagle (1986-90) 971 Dick Rohrer (1966-69) 816 Tim Dreyer (1976-80) 814 Season Average Scott Parsons (1970-71) 19.8 Maurice Paul (1960-61) 17.6 Scott Parsons (1971-72) 15.9 Gary Friesen (1972-73) 15.2 Larry Holloway (1966-67) 15.0

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Game Steve Wit (Marian, 2/13/96) (11-11) 1.000 Ty Platt (Franklin, 2/1/92) (10-10) 1.000 Doug Bell (Spring Arbor, 2/26/05) (10-10) 1.000 Season (Min. 5 FGM/G) Adam Musters (2001-02) .672 Andrew Davies (1997-98) .664 Doug Bell (2003-04) .655 Steve Wit (1996-97) .654 Dale Miller (1988-89) .647 Steve Wit (1995-96) .644 Doug Bell (2004-05) .616 Mike Parsons (2004-05) .614

Career (Min. 200 FGM) Steve Wit (1995-97) .649 Doug Bell (2003-06) .625 Mike Parsons (2003-05) .602 Dale Miller (1987-91) .601 Mark Doerstler (1990-94) .596 Scott Timmons (1980-84) .586

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Game David Wayne(12-12) 1.000 (vs. Rose-Hulman) 1/18/92 (vs. Wabash) 2/15/92

Season (Min. 2 FTM/G) Nick David (1999-2000) .952 Eric Ford (2003-04) .928 Matt Traylor (2003-04) .913 Jim Bushur (1987-88) .887 Steve Mozingo (1991-92) .886 Tom Dillon (1967-68) .885 Mark Wright (1980-81) .885

Career (Min. 100 FTM) Nick David (1999-2000) .945 Steve Mozingo (1990-94) .863 Jim Bushur (1985-89) .862 David Wayne (1988-92) .861 R.J. Beucler (2002-06) .826 Daniel Cox (2006-09) .826

FREE THROWS MADE Game Forrest Jackson (vs. Hunt., 2/21/53) 17

Season David Wayne (1991-92) 177 Steve Wit (1996-97) 166 Steve Wit (1995-96) 156 Doug Bell (2004-05) 153 David Wayne (1990-91) 151 Jim Pope (1995-96) 150 Doug Bell (2005-06) 148

Career David Wayne (1988-92) 460 Steve Mozingo (1990-94) 416 Dale Miller (1987-91) 413 Tom Granitz (1982-86) 355 Jim Bushur (1985-89) 333 Jim Pope (1993-96) 326

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Game Jim Pope (6-6) 1.000 (vs. St. Ambrose), November 11, 1996 David Wayne (6-6) 1.000 (vs. Manchester) January 8, 1991

Season (Min. 1 3-Pt. FGM/G) Jim Bushur (1988-89) .523 David Wayne (1988-89) .506 Chris Holtmann (1993-94) .495 David Wayne (1989-90) .495 Jim Bushur (1986-87) .482

Career (Min. 50 3-Pt. FGM) Chris Holtmann (1992-94) .478 Jim Bushur (1985-89) .476 Scott Dean (1986-90) .448 David Wayne (1988-92) .442 Michael Delp (1995-98) .435

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Game Ben Waymouth (Grace, 1/16/96) 9 Daniel Cox (Avila, 11/15/08) 9

Season Michael Delp (1997-98) 98 Eric Ford (2005-06) 97 Eric Ford (2003-04) 96 Daniel Cox (2006-07) 92 David Wayne (1990-91) 91 David Wayne (1989-90) 91 Michael Delp (1996-97) 90 Jim Bushur (1988-89) 90

Career Eric Ford (2002-06) 351 David Wayne (1988-92) 303 Matt Traylor (2000-04) 261 Daniel Cox (2006-09) 235Michael Delp (1995-98) 214 Jim Bushur (1985-89) 212 Steve Mozingo (1990-94) 178

ASSISTS Game Ryan Sorrell (Indiana Tech 1/25/ 90) 12 Season Tyson Jones (1999-2000) 195Ryan Sorrell (1988-89) 195 Ryan Sorrell (1989-90) 191 Ryan Sorrell (1987-88) 173 Joe Coffey (1980-81) 173

Career Ryan Sorrell (1986-90) 565 Tom Granitz (1982-86) 497 Steve Mozingo (1990-94) 486 Micah Newhouse (1989-93) 450 Jon Beukelman (1995-98) 397

Season Average Tyson Jones (1999-2000) 5.90 Joe Coffey (1980-81) 5.77 Mike Springer (1982-83) 5.73 Ryan Sorrell (1989-90) 5.61 Ryan Sorrell (1988-89) 5.57

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Top Four Trojan Scorers

1. Jim Bushur (1985-89) 2,213 2. Forrest Jackson (1950-54) 2,059 3. Eric Ford (2002- 06) 2,023 4. David Wayne (1988-92) 1,905 5. Chuck Taylor (1965-69) 1,897 6. Ralph Gee (1983-87) 1,816 7. Steve Mozingo (1990-94) 1,790 8. Dale Miller (1987-91) 1,717 9. Gary Friesen (1971-75) 1,690 10. Greg Jones (1976-79) 1,677 11. Jay Teagle (1986-90) 1,668 12. Doug Bell (2003-06) 1,571 13. Matt Traylor (2000-03) 1,570 14. Alan Jones (1998-2002) 1,513 15. Ed Gomez (1971-76) 1,507 16. Mark Wright (1979-83) 1,496 17. Scott Timmons (1980-84) 1,477 18. Tom Granitz (1982-86) 1,476 19. Ray Durham (1958-62) 1,474 20. Larry Winterholter (1960-64) 1,472 21. Tim Reitdorf (1970-73) 1,462 22. Steve Renaker (1972-76) 1,458 23. Steve Wit (1995-97) 1,336 24. Randy Aalbregtse (1970-73) 1,308 25. Jim Pope (1992-96) 1,289

Year Name GP Pts. Avg. 1979-80 Mark Wright 25 400 16.0 1980-81 Mark Wright 19 369 19.4 1981-82 Steve Gabrielsen 30 448 14.9 1982-83 Scott Timmons 30 536 17.9 1983-84 Scott Timmons 31 559 18.0 1984-85 Ralph Gee 37 524 14.1 1985-86 Ralph Gee 32 526 16.8 1986-87 Ralph Gee 30 589 19.6 1987-88 Jim Bushur 33 702 21.3 1988-89 Jim Bushur 35 644 18.4 1989-90 Dale Miller 34 510 15.0 1990-91 David Wayne 38 640 16.8 1991-92 David Wayne 34 597 17.6 1992-93 Steve Mozingo 34 581 17.1 1993-94 Steve Mozingo 34 604 17.8 1994-95 Jim Pope 31 510 16.5 1995-96 Steve Wit 36 670 18.6 1996-97 Steve Wit 35 666 19.0 1997-98 Andrew Davies 33 470 14.2 1998-99 Nick David 30 398 13.3 1999-00 Brian Ross 33 585 17.7 2000-01 Alan Jones 33 588 17.8 2001-02 Alan Jones 32 529 16.5 2002-03 Adam Musters 34 522 15.4 2003-04 Eric Ford 34 519 15.3 2004-05 Eric Ford 29 472 16.3 2005-06 Eric Ford 35 678 19.4 2006-07 Daniel Cox 30 471 15.72007-08 Chad Reynolds 28 455 16.32008-09 Alex Daniel 30 388 12.92009-10 Casey Coons 30 468 15.6

Year Name GP Rbs. Avg. 1979-80 Tim Dryer 26 182 7.0 1980-81 Mark Wright 19 133 7.0 1981-82 M. Wright/S. Gabrielsen 30 162 5.3 1982-83 Mark Wright 28 200 7.1 1983-84 Scott Timmons 30 158 5.0 1984-85 Ralph Gee 37 166 4.4 1985-86 Steve Fortenberry 33 147 4.5 1986-87 Jay Teagle 33 265 8.0 1987-88 Jay Teagle 33 215 6.7 1988-89 Jay Teagle 35 274 7.8 1989-90 Jay Teagle 34 217 6.4 1990-91 Ty Platt 38 204 5.4 1991-92 Ty Platt 34 199 5.9 1992-93 Mark Doerstler 34 186 5.5 1993-94 Mark Doerstler 34 249 7.3 1994-95 Jim Pope 31 180 5.8 1995-96 Steve Wit 36 316 8.8 1996-97 Steve Wit 35 309 8.8 1997-98 Derek Taatjes 27 187 6.9 1998-99 Brian Ross 30 171 5.7 1999-2000 Brian Ross 33 181 5.5 2000-01 John Miles 33 150 4.5 2001-02 Matt Lettinga 32 185 5.8 2002-03 Adam Musters 34 252 7.4 2003-04 Doug Bell 34 213 6.3 2004-05 Doug Bell 33 201 6.1 2005-06 Doug Bell 35 210 6.0 2006-07 Daniel Cox 30 118 3.92007-08 Chad Reynolds 28 135 4.82008-09 Jake Bream 31 177 5.72009-10 Brock Woodward 25 131 5.2

Yearly Rebounding Leaders

Yearly Scoring LeadersTop 25 Career Scorers

Eric Ford

Forrest Jackson David Wayne

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POINTS GAME Overall: 141, vs. St. Francis January 8, 1972 Both teams: 252, Earlham (115-137) February 3, 1968

SEASON Average : 1967-68 98.4 1971-72 95.8 1970-71 95.7 1969-70 95.7 1968-69 94.0

FREE THROWS GAME Made: 51, vs. Indiana Wesleyan Nov. 19, 1991 Attempted: 63, vs. Indiana WesleyanNov. 19, 1991 Percentage: .966, vs. Tri-State, (27-28) Jan. 4, 1991

SEASON Made : 1990-91 782 1991-92 770 2005-06 663 1992-93 663 1988-89 638 Attempted: 1,038, 1990-91 Percentage : 1986-87 .781 1993-94 .767 1984-85 .767 1991-92 .766 1999-00 .765

FIELD GOALS GAME Percentage: .744, vs. Earlham (32-43)Feb. 21, 1981

SEASON Percentage 1983-84 .552 1987-88 .530 1989-90 .528 2001-02 .528 1991-92 .523

STEALS GAME 16, vs. Goshen, Jan. 28, 1997 Season: 261, 1990-91

ASSISTS SEASON 591, 1990-91

NAIA All-Americans Forrest Jackson (1953) 3rd Team Forrest Jackson (1954) 2nd Team Carl Honaker (1955) 3rd Team Gary Friesen (1973) Hon. MentionScott Timmons (1984) Hon. Mention Ralph Gee (1987) 3rd Team Jim Bushur (1989) Hon. Mention Dale Miller (1991) Hon. Mention David Wayne (1992) 2nd Team Steve Mozingo (1993) Hon. Mention Steve Mozingo (1994) 2nd Team Chris Holtmann (1994) Hon. Mention Jim Pope (1996) Hon. Mention Steve Wit (1996) 3rd Team Steve Wit (1997) Hon. Mention Derek Taatjes (1998) Hon. Mention Alan Jones (2001) Hon. Mention Alan Jones (2002) 2nd Team Adam Musters (2002) 3rd Team Adam Musters (2003) Hon. Mention Matt Traylor (2003) Hon. Mention Doug Bell (2004) Hon. Mention Eric Ford (2004) 3rd Team Eric Ford (2005) 2nd Team Eric Ford (2006) 1st Team Doug Bell (2006) 3rd Team Daniel Cox (2007) Hon. Mention

NAIA All-Tournament David Wayne 1991

NAIA Charles Stevenson Hustle AwardDavid Wayne 1991

NAIA Scholar-Athletes Chris Goeglein 1984 Tom Granitz 1986 Jim Bushur 1989 Rod Chandler 1991 David Wayne 1992 Matt Lettinga 2004 Eric Ford 2005, 2006 R.J. Beucler 2005, 2006 Justin Goeglein 2009, 2010Austin Thoms 2010NAIA All-District All-Region, All-MCCMark Wright 1980, 1982 Joe Coffey 1982 Steve Gabrielsen 1982 Scott Timmons 1983, 1984 Tom Granitz 1985, 1986 Ralph Gee 1986, 1987 Jim Bushur 1988, 1989 Jay Teagle 1989 Dale Miller 1991 David Wayne 1992 Ty Platt 1992 Micah Newhouse 1993 Chris Holtmann 1993, 1994 Steve Mozingo 1993, 1994 Mark Doerstler 1994 Steve Wit 1996, 1997 Jim Pope 1996 Derek Taatjes 1998 Alan Jones 2001, 2002 Adam Musters 2002, 2003 Matt Traylor 2003 Eric Ford 2004, 2005, 2006 Doug Bell 2004, 2006 Mike Parsons 2005 R.J. Beucler 2006 Daniel Cox 2007, 2008Chad Reynolds 2008Casey Coons 2010

3-POINT FIELD GOALS GAME Made: 14, vs. Grace, Jan. 16, 1996 Percentage: .857, vs. DePauw, Jan. 23, 1991

SEASON Made : 1995-96 233 1997-98 232 2007-08 230 2005-06 226 1993-94 226 Attempted: 584, 1996-97 Percentage: 1988-89 .478 1986-87 .451 1995-96 .444 1987-88 .425 1989-90 .416

DEFENSE SEASON Scoring Defense (Since 1950): 1982-83 55.6 2007-08 56.51984-85 56.8 1983-84 57.3 2002-03 58.4

Field Goal Percentage Defense: 2001-02 .395 2003-04 .4012007-08 .401 2004-05 .403 2002-03 .407

MISCELLANEOUS GAME Margin of Victory: 106, vs. Robert Morris (139-33), Dec.10, 1993 Margin of Defeat: 51, vs. Ferris St. (58-109), 1964

SEASON Most Games Played: 38, 1990-91 (34-4) Most Wins: 34 (1990-91) Most Losses: 20 (2008-09) Fewest Wins: 2 (1936-36) Winning Streak: 20 games, (Jan. 4 - March 12, 1994) Home Court Winning Streak: 45 games (Nov. 30, 1991- Feb. 2, 1995)

REBOUNDS SEASON 1,245, 1988-89 Average: 35.6, 1988-89

Team Records Honors


RECORDS & HONORS

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AAA Aalbregtse, Randy (1971, 72, 73) Abel, Russel (1943) Abel, William (1942, 43) Allred, Jerry (1956, 57, 58)Alspaugh, James (1938, 39) Arms, Wesley (1945) Armstrong, Edward (1936, 37, 38) Andrews, Josh (2002) Augustine, Jack (1953) Ayers, Mike (1977, 78)

BBB Baker, Doug (1987, 88) Balikian, Russell (2005) Barnett, Francis (1945) Barney, Linwood (1945) Baumgardner, Jack (1965, 66, 67,68) Baxter, Norman (1943) Beard, Jason (1996, 97) Beasley, Marty (1990, 91, 92, 93) Bell, Doug (2003,04,05) Bennett, Luke (2007)Benning, Allan (1953) Benock, Jordan (2006) Beucler, R.J. (2002, 03, 04,05) Beukelman, Jon (1995, 96, 97, 98) Bickel, Brian (1996, 97, 98, 99) Blume, Robert (1960) Bocken, Ron (1963, 65, 66) Boling, Matt (2000, 01, 02) Bonhoff, Jeff (2006) Bontrager, Robert (1945) Bragg, John (1949, 50, 51, 52) Bream, Jacob (2005, 06, 07, 08) Brennan, Dave (1960, 62, 63) Briggs, Robert (1941) Brooks, Josh (2004,05, 06, 07) Brooks, Steve (1977, 78, 79, 80) Brown, Ben (2000, 01, 02, 03) Bruerd, Edward (1938) Burchard, Bret (2004, 05, 06, 07)Burdette, Nathan 2009 Burkholder, Jake (2008, 09)Burkholder, Tim (1961, 62) Bushur, Jim (1986, 87, 88, 89)

CCC Callan, Don (1953, 54, 55) Carlson, Robert (1946, 47) Carver, Frank (1946) Chambers, Robert (1943) Chandler, Brad (1995) Chandler, Rod (1988, 89, 90, 91) Chastain, Jon (1996,97,98) Chay, Pick (1992) Chivington, Aaron (1998) Chivington, David (1977, 78, 79) Chivington, Nathan (2002) Christman, Bob (1981, 82, 83, 84) Clark, Russell (1945) Cline, Lowell (1943) Close, Dave (1977, 78, 79, 80) Coffey, Joe (1981, 82) Cofield, Melvin (1948, 49, 50) Cone, Garth (1967, 68, 69) Cook, Norman (1947, 49, 50)Coons, Casey 2009 Coppock, Harold (1947, 48) Cox, Cliff (1964, 65, 66, 67) Cox, Daniel (2006, 07, 08) Cutshaw, Zach (2008)

DDD Dahl, James (1958) Daniel, Alex (2007, 08)Daugherty, Stan (1973, 74, 75, 76)

David, Nick (1998, 99, 2000) Davies, Andrew (1996,97, 98) Dean, Scott (1987, 88, 89, 90) Delp, Michael (1995, 96, 97, 98) DeTurk, Lee (1962, 63, 64) Devine, Leon (1939) DeVries, Ed (1963, 64, 65) Diller, Tim (1959, 60, 61, 62) Dillon, Ralph (1936) Dillon, Tom (1966, 67, 68) Doerstler, Mark (1991, 92, 93, 94) Dorman, Robert (1936) Dryer, Tim (1977, 78, 79, 80) Drill, Gary (1968, 69) Duckwall, William (1934, 35) Dunn, Kerrod (1997) Durham, Raymond (1959,60,61,62) Dusek, Jeff (1979)

EEE Edstrom, Arthur (1954, 55) Engstrom, Ted (1937) Epple, Nathan (1998, 99, 2000, 01) Essenburg, Ben (1998, 99, 2000) Essenburg, Tom (1967, 68) Eubanks, Gary (1990)

FFF Ferris, Tim (1985, 86) Finch, Josh (2008)Foister, Eric (1986, 87) Folkers, Winston (1954) Ford, Eric (2002, 03, 04,05) Fortenberry, Steve (1985, 86, 88) Freshwater, James (1979, 80, 81) Friesen, Arlan (1982) Friesen, Gary (1972, 73, 74, 75)

GGG Gabrielsen, Jon (1993) Gabrielsen, Steve (1978, 80, 81, 82) Garrett, Raymond (1941, 42, 43) Garringer, Charles (1936, 37, 38) Gee, Ralph (1984, 85, 86, 87) Goeglein, Chris (1981, 82, 83, 84) Goeglein, Justin (2006, 07, 08,09) Gibbs, Lee (1975)Gill, Scott (2007, 08, 09) Girard, Howard (1946) Gividen, Noble (1938, 39, 40, 41) Glass, George (1956, 57, 58) Glenn, Chris (1995, 96) Gomez, Ed (1972, 73, 74, 76) Gould, Nelson (1958) Grabill, Joe (1956) Granitz, Don (1949, 50) Granitz, Don (1975, 76, 77) Granitz, Tom (1983, 84, 85, 86) Groce, John (1991, 92, 93, 94)

HHH Habegger, Gary (1963) Habegger, Greg (1984, 85, 86, 87) Habegger, Howard (1951, 52, 53,54) Haifley, Owen (1948, 49, 50) Haines, Robert (1936, 37) Haley, Richard (1935) Halfast, Richard (1937) Hamann, Cecil (1937) Hanley, Keith (1938) Hanaway, Kyle (2008, 09)Harvey, Larry (1963, 64, 65, 66) Hauck, Jason (2003) Hayes, Joseph (1946, 47) Hayes, Taylor (1941, 42, 43, 46, 47) Hewitt, Steve (1984, 85) Hicks, Dave (1978, 79)Hoffman, Jake 2009

Holloway, Larry (1967) Holmskog, Norman (1954) Holtmann, Chris (1993, 94) Honaker, Carl (1951, 52, 55) Howard, Arthur (1934) Hubbard, Donald (1942, 43) Hudkins, Kenneth (1959, 60) Hughes, Derrick (2007)Hunter, Alfred (1934, 37)

JJJ Jackson, Corey (1998) Jackson, Forrest (1951, 52, 53, 54) Johnson, Travis (2004) Jenkinson, Roger (1957, 58, 59, 60) Jensen, Gordon (1947) Jones, Alan (1998, 99, 2000, 01) Jones, Greg (1977, 78, 79) Jones, Tyson (1998, 99, 2000) Jozix, Drazen (1997) Juett, John (1942, 43)

KKK Kasper, Nate 2009Kastelein, Dave (1962, 63) Kastelein, Steve (1983, 84, 85, 86) Kempson, Joel (2004) Kenney, Jamie (1992, 93) King, Jack (1957, 58, 59) Klinefelter, Gerald (1945) Klingman, Robert (1941) Kreigh, Rex (1963, 64, 67) Kring, Drew (2006)

LLL Lake, Bryon (2000) Lautenschlager, Robert (1937) Letting, Allan (1977, 78) Letting, Matt (2000, 01, 02, 03) Leveille, David (1959, 60) Liechty, Larry (1952) Linn, Nelson (1953) Long, Robert (1947, 48) Longnecker, John (1935) Lusz, Joel (1980, 81) Lynch, Jodie (1996, 97, 98, 99)

MMM MacGill, Don (1946) MacIver, Millard (1947, 48) Manifold, Joe (1971, 72, 73, 74) Matson, Barry (1965, 66, 69) McEvoy, Ashton (1938, 39) McGinley, Will (2003,04,05) Mehring, Jim (1975, 76) Merrick, Josh (2003, 04, 05, 06) Meyer, Brent (1987) Meyer, Jeff (1975, 76) Meyer, Josh (2001, 02) Miles, John (2000, 01, 02, 03) Miller, Dale (1988, 89, 90, 91) Miller, Jim (1962, 63, 64, 65) Miller, Phillip (1934, 35, 36) Miller, Verner (1941, 42, 43) Moorman, Thomas (1973, 74) Moore, Wayne (1995, 96) Morgan, Jason (1999) Morrison, Chuck (1996, 98) Morse, Jack (1955) Morse, Kenneth (1945) Morse, Ronald (1952) Mosier, Bob (1977) Mott, Kenneth (1941) Moulton, Matt (1992, 93, 94, 95) Mozingo, Steve (1991, 92, 93, 94) Musters, Adam (1999, 2000, 01, 02)

NNN Nelson, John (1949, 50, 51, 52)

Newhouse, Jabin (1999, 2000, 01, 02) Newhouse, Micah (1990, 91, 92, 93) Newhouse, Pete (1988, 89, 90, 91) Nicewonger, Phil (1990)

OOO Oldham, Steve (1967, 68, 69) Odle, Dave (1966, 67, 68) Odle, Don (1939, 40, 41, 42) Orr, Fred (1945)

PPP Parker, David (1993, 94, 95) Parsons, Mike (2002, 03, 04) Parsons, Scott (1971, 72) Patterson, Shannon (1994, 95, 96) Patton, Luther (1936) Paul, Maurice (1959, 60, 61, 62) Payne, Bill (1950) Pederson, Norman (1940)Peller, Tommy 2009 Phillips, Robby (1986, 87, 88)Pickett, Kyle (2007) Platt, Ty (1989, 90, 91, 92) Polsgrove, Scott (1984, 85, 86, 87) Pope, Jim (1994, 95, 96) Price, Jodan (1979) Price, Phil (1976, 77, 78) Price, Nathan (1955)

RRR Randall, Walter (1937, 38) Rasmussen Lyle (1945) Reash, Steve (1970, 71) Reece, Oris (1957, 58, 59, 61) Reed, Stan (1953, 55) Reeves, Dave (1970, 71, 72) Rehling, Conrad (1942) Reitdorf, Tim (1971, 72, 73) Renbarger, Phil (1975, 76, 77) Renaker, Sparky (1973, 74, 75, 76) Reynolds, Chad (2005, 06, 07) Rickner, Gary (1969, 70, 71) Rigel, Benjamin (1947) Rigel, John (1951, 56) Ringley, Kurt (1995, 96) Ripberger, Dean (1981) Robinson, Chris (2008)Rohrer, Dick (1966, 67, 68, 69) Ross, Brian (1996, 97, 98, 99) Ross, Oral (1949, 50, 51, 54) Roth, Ryan (1996) Rupp, Brad (1984, 85) Rykse, Ryan (1999)

SSS Saracevic, Adis (1998) Schnepp, Roger (1969, 70) Schug, Peter (1958, 59, 60, 61) Schrader, Trent (1998, 99, 2000, 01) Schreur, Pete (1998, 99) Schwartz, David (1954, 55) Schwarzkopf, Don (1959, 60, 61,62) Scott, Kenneth (1940, 41, 42) Seaman, Rick (1975, 76, 77, 78) Shearer, Milton (1973, 74) Shisler, Ted (1956, 57) Shrout, Elbert (1946) Simpson, William (1946) Siner, John (1945) Sittler, Jim (1984) Sittler, Jake (2008) Skinner, Merril (1969, 70, 71) Smiley, Scott (1995, 96, 97, 98) Smith, William (1934) Smith, Russ (1956, 57, 58) Smithley, Steve (1977) Sorrell, Ryan (1987, 88, 89, 90)

Springer, Mike (1982, 83) Staggs, Mark (1942) Staley, Rob (1978, 79) Stark, Kenneth (1954, 55, 56, 57) Steedman, Garfield (1937) Steele, Clayton (1937) Stephenson, Paul (1934, 35, 37) Stimmel, Jim (1981) Stow, Howard (1948, 49, 50, 51) Stuart, Charles (1934, 35) Stuart, Ken (1975) Stuart, Paul (1937, 38) Sullivan, Jim (1953, 56) Swaim, Scott (1982) Swarner, Alva (1945) Swiontek, Leo (1981, 82)

TTT Taatjes, Derek (1996, 97, 98) Tapp, Chad (2003) Taylor, Chuck (1966, 67, 68, 69) Taylor, Greg (1978, 79) Taylor, Tim (1992, 93, 94, 95) Teagle, Jay (1987, 88, 89, 90) Tester, Jerry (1956) Thalls, Todd (1978, 79) Thomas, Bryan (1943) Thoms, Austin (2008, 09) Timmons, Scott (1981, 82, 83, 84) Tinkle, David (1948) Thompson, John (1936) Thornburg, Edward (1945) Tobin, Henry (1940) Tower, Drew (2007, 08, 09) Townsend, Dave (1957, 58) Traylor, Matt (2000, 01, 02, 03)

UUU Unger, Randy (1974, 75, 76)

VVV VanDerSchaaf, Andrew (2005) Vinson, Kin (2001)

WWW Wallis, Jim (1970) Walton, Phil (1985) Wamsley, Paul (1964, 65) Wanvig, Walt (1953) Warfield, Richard (1936) Warner, John (1938, 39, 40) Waymouth, Ben (1994, 95, 96) Wayne, David (1989, 90, 91, 92) Weaver, Robert (1934, 35) Wilhelmi, Norman (1948, 50, 51) Wilkins, Merlin (1946) Williams, Hank (1959) Williams, Paul (1942, 43) Wilson, Dan (1964, 65, 66) Windmiller, George (1952) Winebrenner, Doug (1974, 75, 76) Winterholter, Larry (1961,62,63,64) Wit, Steve (1996, 97) Wolfgang, Craig (1993, 94, 95) Woodward, Brock 2009 Wright, Kenneth (1950, 52, 53) Wright, Kevin (2003,04,05) Wright, Mark (1980, 81, 82, 83) Wright, Ted (1949, 50, 51, 52)

YYY Yaggy, Phil (1940, 41) Yeater, Wayne (1940) Yunker, Robert (1936)

ZZZ Zurcher, Steven (1972, 73)


ALL-TImE ROSTER

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Marty Beasley (1993) - Head Boy’s Basketball Coach at Carroll High School in Fort Wayne, INJonathon Beuckleman (1998) - Senior Vice President of Morgan Stanley - Lincoln, NER.J. Beucler (2006) - Financial Services Profes-sional in Harrison, OH Steve Brooks (1980) - Head Women’s Basket-ball Coach - Indiana Wesleyan - Marion, INJim Bushur (1989) - Professor at Concordia Theo-logical Seminary in Fort Wayne, INBob Christman (1984) - Frontline Supervisor for Valeo Cooperation in Greenfield, INDoug Baker (1988) - Associate Pastor at Hamilton Hills Baptist ChurchDoug Bell (2006) - Manager at Applebees in Hamilton, OHMatt Boling (2003) - Assistant Boy’s Basketball Coach at Lawrence North High School in India-napolis, INJake Bream (2009) - Sport and Fitness Intern at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, KYJosh Brooks (2008) - Assistant Boy’s Basketball Coach at Marion High SchoolBen Brown (2004) - Involved in filming industry in CaliforniaBret Burchard (2008) - Basketball Commu-nications with the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix MercuryRod Chandler (1991) - Teaching at Ben Davis High SchoolJon Chastain (1998) - Teacher at Brownsburg High School - Brownsburg, INDave Close (1980) - Head Boy’s Basketball Coach at Stow Munroe Falls High School - Stow, OHJoe Coffey (1982) - Lead Pastor of Hudson Com-munity Chapel - Hudson, OHAlex Daniel (2009) - Assistant Basketball Coach at Yorktown High School in Yorktown, INNick David (2000) - Head Girl’s Coach at DeKalb High School in DeKalb, INAndrew Davies (1999) - Investment Specialist for Charles Schwab in Indianapolis, INScott Dean (1990) - Senior Pastor of Cross-roads Community Church in Fishers, INMichael Delp (1998) - Teacher at Plymouth High School in Plymouth, INMark Doerstler (1994) - Operations Tech at Pio-neer Hi-Bred, Greens Fork, INTim Ferris (1986) - Software Engineering Man-ager at Rockwell Automation - Chardon, OHEric Ford (2006) - Financial Advisor at Wealth-Care Partners in Indianapols, INSteve Fortenberry (1988) - Pastor of Common Ground Church in Lima, OH

James Freshwater (1981) - Manager at White Castle - Indianapolis, INJon Gabrielsen (1994) - Surgeon at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, PASteve Gabrielsen (1982) - Surgeon at Greenfield Surgical Association and Hancock Regional Health Center in Greenfield, INRalph Gee (1987) - High School Counselor and Principal in Virginia Beach, VAChris Goeglein (1984) - Managing Partner at True North Strategic Advisors in Fort Wayne, INJustin Goeglein (2010) - Hybrid Controls Engineer for Bright Automotive in Anderson, IN.Tom Granitz (1986) - President of Dominion Building Products in Springs, TXJohn Groce (1994) - Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Ohio University - Athens, OHGreg Habegger (1987) - Athletic Director at Hamilton Southeastern High School - Fishers, INSteve Hewitt (1985) - Head Boy’s Basketball Coach at Grand Haven High School - Grand Haven, MIChris Holtmann (1994) - Head Men’s Basket-ball Coach at Gardner-Webb University - Boiling Springs, NCCory Jackson (1999) - Teacher and Assistant Boy’s Basketball Coach at Hamilton Southeastern High School - Fishers, INAlan Jones (2002) - Assistant Principal at North Side High School in Fort Wayne, INSteve Kastelein (1986) - Hospital Administrator in Peoria, ILMatt Lettinga (2004) - Senior Analyst Convergant Wealth Advisors in Mount Airy, MDJoel Lusz (1981) - Youth Minister at Suntree United Methodist Church in Melbourne, FLJodie Lynch (2000) - Supply Chain Specialist in Indianapolis, INJosh Merrick (2007) - Assistant Boy’s Basketball Coach at Northfield High SchoolJohn Miles (2004) - Advertising Account Executive in Fishers, INDale Miller (1991) - Crop Insurance Agent in Claypool, INMatt Moulton (1995) - Teacher and administrator at Delta High SchoolSteve Mozingo (1994) - Youth Minister at Praire View Christian Church and H.S. basketball officialAdam Musters (2003) - U.S. ArmyJabin Newhouse (2003) - Director of Health Care Systems in Olive Branch, MSMicah Newhouse (1993) - Vice President of Con-tinuous Improvement and Training at Merry Maids in Memphis, TN

Pete Newhouse (1991) - Director of Counseling and Psychologist at Winning at Home in Grand Haven, MIDavid Parker (1995) - Vice Principal at Whitko High School in Pierceton, INMike Parsons (2005) - Assistant Boy’s Basket-ball Coach at Huntington North High SchoolJim Pope (1996) - Teacher at Columbia City High School - Columbia City, INShannon Patterson (1996) - Elmwood Fitness Cen-ter, Sports Performance Trainer in New Orleans, LARobbie Phillips (1988) - Salesperson in IndianapolisScott Polsgrove (1987) - Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Lees-McRae College - Banner Elk, NCKurt Ringley (1996) - Sales Manager at Ricoh Info Tech and ServicesBrian Ross (2000) - Salesperson in Nashville, TNTrent Schrader (2002) - Purchase Department for Clear Choice USA Corporate Headquarters in Smirna, GAJim Sittler (1984) - Teacher at Columbia City High School - Columbia City, INScott Smiley (1998) - Executive Director and Pro-gram Director of Eagles Nest Youth Center, Inc.Ryan Sorrell (1990) - Anesthesiologist in IndianapolisJohn Springer (1995) - Assistant Professor of Com-puter and Information Technology at PurdueMike Springer (1983) - Assistant Women’s Basket-ball Coach at Indiana Wesleyan - Marion, INJim Stimmel (1981) - Math Teacher and Assistant Basketball Coach at Hilliard High School - Hilliard, OHLeo Swiontek (1982) - Software Engineer at Intel-ligent Software Solutions in Colorado Springs, CODerek Taatjes (1999) - Salesperson at Taatjes and Tol, Inc.Chad Tapp (2005) - Head Men’s Basketball coach at Indiana University South Bend in South Bend, INTim Taylor (1995) - Senior Pastor at Hope Reformed in Grand Haven, MIJay Teagle (1990) - Teacher at Huntley High School in Huntley, ILScott Timmons (1984) - Athletic Director at Hamil-ton Southeastern Middle School - Fishers, INMatt Traylor (2004) - Regional Manager for FastenalBen Waymouth (1996) - Teacher at Plymouth High School in Plymouth, INDavid Wayne (1992) - Teacher and Assistant Boy’s Basketball Coach at Warsaw High School - Warsaw, INSteve Wit (1997) - Teacher and Assistant Boy’s Basketball Coach at Glenbard North High School in Carol Stream, ILCraig Wolfgang (1995) - Teacher at Hamilton Heights Middle SchoolMark Wright (1983) - Teacher and Assistant Girl’s Basketball Coach at Pendleton Heights, Pendleton, IN

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Team TU Record Abilene Christian 2-0 Adelphi 0-1 Adrian 2-0 Albertson (ID) 0-1 Albion 3-0 Alaska-Southeast 1-0 Alma 1-0 Anderson 52-57 Andrews 2-0 Aquinas 3-0 Arkansas Tech 2-1 Asbury 1-0 Ashland 0-1 Athens State 1-0 Atlantic Christian 1-0 Auburn-Montgomery 1-0 Aurora 2-1 Avila 1-0Baer Field 2-0 Ball State 0-3 Bellarmine 0-2 Belmont 3-6 Bemidji State 0-1 Benedictine 1-0Bethel (IN) 23-23 Bethel (MN) 0-1 Bethel (TN) 1-0 Berea 3-2 Biola 2-6 Biscayne 1-0 Bluffton 16-11 Bridgeport 1-0 Bryan 1-0 Buffalo St. Teachers College 1-0 California Baptist 1-0 California Lutheran 1-0 California-Irvine 0-1 California-Riverside 0-1 California St.-Dominguez Hills 0-1 California St.-Northridge 0-1 California Tech 0-1 Calvin 4-8 Campbellsville 1-1 Cardinal Stritch 2-3 Canterberry 4-0 Cedarville 11-9 Central Arkansas 0-1 Central Methodist 1-1 Central Michigan 2-0 Central Normal 1-7 Central State 3-3 Central Wisconsin State 0-1 Charleston, College of 0-1 Charleston, Univ. of 0-1 Chicago Teachers College 1-0Cincinnati Christian 1-0 Clearwater Christian 1-0 Coe 1-0 Columbia 2-6 Columbus 0-1 Concordia (IL) 0-1 Concordia (IN) 26-4 Concordia (MI) 1-0 Concordia (MN) 1-0 Concordia (MO) 1-2 Concordia (WI) 1-0 Convenant 1-0 Cornerstone (Grand Rapids Baptist) 1-1 Culver 0-1 Culver-Stockton 1-0 Cumberland (KY) 2-4 Cumberland (TN) 0-1 Daeman 2-1 Defiance 14-18 DePaul 0-1 DePauw 7-11 Detroit Tech 2-1 Doane 1-0 Dyke 1-0 D’Youville 1-0 Earlham 50-24 East-West 1-0 Eastern Michigan 1-0 Eastern New Mexico 0-1 Evansville 0-2 Ferris State 4-5 Findlay 13-12 Florida 0-1 Florida Presbyterian 1-0 Florida Southern 0-1 Fort Hays State 0-1 Francis-Marion 1-0 Franklin 42-21 Gannon 1-2 Geneva 3-0

George Fox 0-1 George Williams 2-0 Georgetown 0-1 Giffin 9-1 Goshen 25-18 Grace 28-14 Grace Bible 3-0 Graceland 2-0 Grand Valley State 0-1 Greenville 5-1 Grinnell 1-0 Grove City 0-1Hannibal-LaGrange 5-2 Hanover 37-41 Harper 1-0 Harris Stowe 1-0 Hartwick 1-0 Hawaii-Hilo 0-1 Hawaii Pacific 1-0 Heidelberg 1-1 Heritage Christian 1-0 Highlands (AZ) 1-0 Hillsdale 7-0 Hofstra 1-0Holy Cross College 1-0 Hope 4-0 Houghton 4-0 Howard Payne 0-1 Humber (Canada) 1-0 Huntington (IN) 60-44 Illinois-Chicago 1-0 Indianapolis (Indiana Central) 25-46 Indiana State 0-3 Indiana State-Evansville 1-0 Indiana Tech 32-10 Indiana Wesleyan (Marion) 35-17 I.U.-East 5-0 I.U.-Kokomo 5-0 I.U.-South Bend 10-0 I.U.-Southeast 25-5 I.U.-Northwest 5-0 IPFW 4-1 IUP 1-0 IUPUI 14-6 Jacksonville 0-1 Jamestown (ND) 1-0 John Wesley 2-0 Joliet 1-0 Judson 1-1 Kalamazoo 2-3 Kansas State 0-1 Kansas State College 0-1 Kentucky State 3-3 Keuka 0-1 King 1-1 King’s College 2-0 Kyper 1-0Lake Erie 1-0 Lakeland (WI) 1-0 Lawrence Tech 1-0 Lewis & Clark 0-2 Liberty 0-2 Life College (CA) 1-0 Lincoln Christian 2-0 Lindenwood 1-3 Lindsey Wilson 1-1 Limestone 1-0 Lipscomb 1-3 Macalaster 1-0 Malone 8-3 Manchester 67-41 Marian 36-19 McKendree 1-0 McMurry (TX) 1-1 McNeese 0-1 McPherson 1-1 Miami University-Hamilton 2-0 Mid American Nazarene 0-1 Michigan Christian 1-0 Michigan - Dearborn 1-1 Minnesota-Duluth 1-0 Morehead State 0-2 Morehouse 1-0 Missouri Valley College 1-1 Mt. Vernon Nazarene 1-0 Muhlenberg 1-0 Muskingum 2-0 Northern Kentucky 2-1 North Central 1-0 Northern State (SD) 1-0 North Park 1-3 Northwestern (MN) 4-0 Northwest Oklahoma 0-1 Northwood 1-0 Notre Dame (OH) 1-0 Oakland (MI) 3-2

Oakland City (IN) 6-1 Occidental 0-1 Oglethorpe 1-0 Ohio Dominican 1-0 Ohio Northern 2-2 Ohio University-Zanesville 2-0 Ohio State-Lima 2-0 Ohio State-Marion 9-0 Ohio Valley 1-0 Olivet (MI) 3-2 Olivet Nazarene 5-5 Oklahoma Christian 0-1 Ottawa 1-0 Palm Beach Atlantic 0-1 Pasadena College 1-1 Peru State 0-1 Pepperdine 0-1 Philadelphia Pharmacy 0-1 Philander Smith 0-1 Phoenix College 1-0 Point Loma Nazarene 1-0 Purdue-Calumet 20-7 Purdue-North Central 2-0 Quincy 1-0 Rio Grande 3-2 Robert Morris (IL) 2-0 Rose-Hulman (Rose Poly) 12-3 Saginaw Valley 3-3 St. Ambrose 2-1 St. Francis (IL) 1-0 St. Francis (IN) 37-18 St. Joseph’s (IN) 0-3 St. Martin’s (WA) 0-1 St. Mary’s (MI) 1-0 St. Michael’s (VT) 0-1 St. Scholastica 1-0 St. Vincent 1-0 St. Xavier 1-0 Salem-Teikyo 0-1 San Diego 0-1 Seattle Pacific 0-2 Seton Hill 1-0 Siena Heights 2-0 Shawnee State 2-0 Southeast Louisiana 1-1 Southern California College 3-0 Southern Tech 2-0 Southwestern (TX) 2-1 Southwest Louisiana 0-2 Southwest Oklahoma 0-1 Spalding 1-0 Spring Arbor 20-8 Springfield (MA) 1-0 Stetson 0-1 Tabor 0-1 Tampa 2-1 Tarkio 0-1 Tennessee Temple 0-2 Texas College 1-0 The Master’s (L.A. Baptist) 1-0 Thomas More 3-0 Tiffin 3-1 Transylvania 1-0 Trevecca Nazarene 3-1 Trinity Christian 9-0 Trinity (IL) 3-0 Trinity (TX) 0-1 Tri-State 29-12 Troy State 0-1Urbana 1-0 Union (KY) 3-0 Valparaiso 0-3 Valdosta State 0-1 Virginia Intermont 1-0 Virginia-Wise 1-0 Wabash 18-5 Walsh 3-1 Washburn 0-1 Westminster (PA) 1-0 Westmont 2-1 West Georgia 0-1 West Texas 0-1 Wheaton 9-16 Whittier 0-1 Wilberforce 5-3 William Jewell 1-1 William Penn 1-0 Wilmington 16-6 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 2-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1-1 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 0-1 Wisconsin-Superior 0-1 Wisconsin-Whitewater 1-0 Wittenberg 1-1World Harvest 1-0

Year Record Coach 1933-34 10-5 Hershel Cornwell 1934-35 6-8 Hershel Cornwell Hershel Cornwell (16-13) 1935-36 2-14 William Crawford William Crawford (2-14) 1936-37 3-14 Art Howard 1937-38 6-11 Art Howard Art Howard (9-25) 1938-39 7-12 Jesse England 1939-40 5-14 Jesse England Jesse England (12-26) 1940-41 9-6 Edgar May 1941-42 12-6 Edgar May Edgar May (21-12) 1942-43 4-7 Ralph Ward/Phil Miller Ralph Ward/Phil Miller (4-7) 1943-44 No basketball/World War II 1944-45 No basketball/World War II 1945-46 No basketball/World War II 1946-47 6-16 Gill Dodd Gil Dodd (6-16) 1947-48 11-9 Don Odle 1948-49 12-8 Don Odle 1949-50 17-8 Don Odle 1950-51 21-7 Don Odle 1951-52 21-3 Don Odle 1952-53 15-8 Don Odle 1953-54 14-10 Don Odle 1954-55 6-16 Don Odle 1955-56 9-12 Don Odle 1956-57 13-11 Don Odle 1957-58 12-14 Don Odle 1958-59 15-9 Don Odle 1959-60 15-10 Don Odle 1960-61 13-9 Don Odle 1961-62 20-8 Don Odle 1962-63 14-8 Don Odle 1963-64 8-19 Don Odle 1964-65 11-10 Don Odle 1965-66 16-11 Don Odle 1966-67 17-9 Don Odle 1967-68 15-10 Don Odle 1968-69 15-9 Don Odle 1969-70 17-11 Don Odle 1970-71 17-10 Don Odle 1971-72 16-11 Don Odle 1972-73 18-12 Don Odle 1973-74 13-14 Don Odle 1974-75 17-9 Don Odle 1975-76 13-10 Don Odle 1976-77 14-14 Don Odle 1977-78 13-12 Don Odle 1978-79 3-4 Don Odle Don Odle (451-325) 1978-79 11-9 Sheldon Bassett Sheldon Bassett (11-9) 1979-80 12-14 Paul Patterson 1980-81 17-13 Paul Patterson 1981-82 19-11 Paul Patterson 1982-83 20-10 Paul Patterson 1983-84 21-10 Paul Patterson 1984-85 27-10 Paul Patterson 1985-86 26-7 Paul Patterson 1986-87 25-8 Paul Patterson 1987-88 25-8 Paul Patterson 1988-89 27-8 Paul Patterson 1989-90 27-7 Paul Patterson 1990-91 34-4 Paul Patterson 1991-92 29-5 Paul Patterson 1992-93 27-7 Paul Patterson 1993-94 29-5 Paul Patterson 1994-95 17-14 Paul Patterson 1995-96 23-13 Paul Patterson 1996-97 22-13 Paul Patterson 1997-98 20-13 Paul Patterson 1998-99 12-18 Paul Patterson 1999-2000 19-14 Paul Patterson 2000-01 17-16 Paul Patterson 2001-02 25-7 Paul Patterson 2002-03 25-9 Paul Patterson 2003-04 26-8 Paul Patterson 2004-05 23-10 Paul Patterson 2005-06 28-7 Paul Patterson 2006-07 14-17 Paul Patterson2007-08 20-12 Paul Patterson2008-09 11-20 Paul Patterson2009-10 11-19 Paul Pattterson Paul Patterson (678-337)OVERALL: 1933-2010 1211-785 (.607) 74 seasons

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1933-34 (10-5) Coach: Hershel Cornwell

W Concordia (IN) 29-20 W Anderson 52-38 W Huntington 22-15 L Indiana Central 29-32 L Anderson H.S. 20-24 W Kokomo J.C. 32-20 W Kokomo J.C. 41-35 W Wheaton 33-21 W Anderson 39-24 L Valparaiso 20-33 L Ball St. Frosh 17-24 L Indiana Central 27-40 W Concordia (IN) 36-30 W Huntington 33-19 W Ball St. Frosh N/A

1934-35 (6-8) Coach: Hershel Cornwell

W Anderson 38-30 W Huntington 44-14 L Indiana Central 20-43 L Ball St. 20-37 L Wabash 11-31 W Concordia (IN) 31-26 W Kokomo J.C. 20-10 L Anderson 37-42 L Manchester 22-33 W Huntington 40-38 L Kokomo J.C. 42-44 L Indiana Central 31-34 L Manchester 24-25 W Concordia (IN) 35-26

1935-36 (2-14) Coach: William Crawford

W Huntington 39-22 L Indiana Central 26-56 L Indiana Central 16-41 L Ball State 33-49 L Earlham 12-48 L Manchester 28-37 L Concordia (IN) 12-23 L Southwestern 32-41 W Kokomo 56-32 L Anderson 42-46 L Huntington 26-68 L Central Normal 35-59 L Central Normal 17-65 L Manchester 18-36 L Concordia (IN) 21-33 L Anderson 35-36

1936-37 (3-14) Coach: Art Howard

L Indiana Central 20-46 L Indiana Central 41-45 L Concordia (IN) 25-31 L Anderson 21-29 L Ball State 18-42 L St. Joseph’s 24-40 L Earlham 26-55 L Wabash 29-59 L Manchester 26-40 W Giffin 36-17 L Huntington 42-67 L Earlham 45-65 W Concordia (IN) 30-24 L Anderson 42-43 L Manchester 33-38 W Giffin 26-25 L St. Joseph’s 29-44

1937-38 (6-11) Coach: Art Howard

L Indiana Central 32-52 L Indiana Central 33-60 W Concordia (IN) 32-30 L Earlham 21-38 L Anderson 31-39 L Manchester 19-66 L Central Normal 31-32 L Huntington 32-37 W Rose Poly 43-28 W Giffin 25-22 L Anderson 36-47 W Concordia (IN) 48-41 L Valparaiso 23-46 W Rose Poly 34-26 L Huntington 31-40 W Manchester 33-25 L Giffin 28-58

1938-39 (7-12) Coach: Jesse England

L Indiana Central 25-59 L Anderson 31-43 L Franklin 36-44 L Central Normal 22-45 L Manchester 39-63 L Tarkio 19-33 W Rose Poly 36-29 L Indiana Central 26-47 L Manchester 38-58 W Tiffin Bus. U. 36-30 L Earlham 37-52 W Giffin 41-40 W Concordia (IN) 40-29

W Concordia (IN) 63-25 L Valparaiso 37-39 L Rose Poly 25-41 W Giffin 40-28 L Anderson 44-53 W N.C.A.G.U. 37-34

1939-40 (5-14) Coach: Jesse England

L Anderson 29-47 W Concordia (IN) 53-23 L Central Normal 28-43 L Tiffin 32-34 W Giffin 24-18 L Indiana Central 34-41 L Earlham 35-38 L Manchester 33-73 L Indiana Central 35-59 W Rose Poly 48-45 L Hanover 44-50 L Rose Poly 41-45 L Indiana State 30-49 L Franklin 38-44 W Giffin 41-30 L Anderson 36-37 W Concordia (IN) 42-34 L Hanover 41-68 L Manchester 44-45

1940-41 (9-6) Coach: Edgar May

W Concordia (IN) 65-37 W Tiffin 48-20 W Huntington 60-34 W Earlham 41-40 L Manchester 38-44 L Anderson 44-50 L Hanover 50-66 L Central Normal 35-47 W Giffin 57-28 L Manchester 41-44 W Anderson 50-44 W Huntington 37-28 W Giffin 39-27 W Concordia (IN) 44-31 L Hanover 41-57

1941-42 (12-6) Coach: Edgar May

W Joliet 38-34 W Concordia (IN) 49-36 W Huntington 45-41 L Manchester 35-59 W Central Normal 45-31 W Anderson 42-36 L Hanover 34-37 W Giffin 59-25 W Huntington 48-39 W Tiffin 57-47 W Earlham 38-34 L Manchester 50-58 W Wheaton 61-54 L Hanover 48-85 W Bluffton 67-54 W Concordia (IN) 68-38 L Central Normal 48-50 W Anderson 62-41

1942-43 (4-7) Coach: Ralph Ward and Phil Miller

L Huntington 40-41 W Baer Field 50-25 L Manchester 41-53 L Central Normal 37-43 W Concordia (IN) 60-45 L Anderson 46-48 L Anderson 35-41 L Huntington 44-63 L Earlham 35-42 W Manchester 46-42 W Concordia (IN) 49-44

1943-44, 1944-45, 1945-46 No intercollegiate basketball due to World War II. Several games were played, however, during this time against area industrial teams. Taylor posted records of 5-1, 5-10, and 2-10 during this three-year period.

1946-47 (6-16) Coach: Gill Dodd

W Concordia (IN) 44-41 L Indiana Tech 31-32 L Tri-State 34-44 L Indiana Central 43-55 L Manchester 57-61 L Ball St. “B” 40-53 W Ft. Ben Harrison 46-44 W Concordia (IN) 70-50 W Defiance 54-50 L Huntington 29-32 L Huntington 37-57 L Manchester 40-62 L Manchester 29-53 W Indiana Tech 45-44 L Indiana Central 44-71 L Tri-State 44-58 W Ft. Ben Harrison 54-53

L Ball St. “B” 51-82 L Huntington 30-53 L Defiance 47-84 L Oakland City 56-58 L Huntington 49-52

1947-48 (11-9) Coach: Don Odle

W Concordia (IN) 71-38 W Oakland City 66-65 L Indiand Central 59-63 W Indiana Tech 54-38 W Indiana Tech 67-44 W Findlay 63-53 L Huntington 52-54 L Concordia (IN) 59-72 W Huntington 61-58 L Indiana Central 51-90 L Defiance 58-61 W Ohio Northern 77-72 L Findlay 57-84 W Cedarville 73-66 L Defiance 60-85 L Huntington 50-51 W Bluffton 57-50 W Bluffton 72-63 W Earlham 71-64 L Cedarville 68-70


W Giffin 109-29 W Indiana Tech 55-53 W Tri-State 64-46 L Manchester 56-86 W Concordia (IN) 73-53 L Indiana Central 57-86 L Wheaton 63-87 W Concordia (IN) 59-57 L Huntington 38-50 W King’s College 65-59 L Defiance 70-78 L Indiana Central 43-63 W Tri-State 64-47 W Defiance 75-66 W Indiana Tech 91-69 L Ohio Northern 76-95 W Bluffton 65-42 W Huntington 57-53 L Indiana Central 62-68 W Earlham 70-62


W Concordia (IN) 84-54 W Franklin 48-45 W Manchester 68-64 L Hanover 55-70 W Canterbury 75-70 L Manchester 61-66 L Indiana Central 76-82 W Indiana Tech 87-57 W Rose Poly 48-36 W Highlands (AZ) 72-69 W Phoenix 64-61 L California Tech 41-62 W Westmont 81-54 L Anderson 72-77 W Ohio Northern 65-63 W Huntington 65-49 W Canterbury 63-61 W Indiana Tech 76-53 W Greenville 82-57 L Tri-State 79-81 W Huntington 70-57 W Canterbury 73-57 W Earlham 68-65 L Indiana Central 61-77 L Wheaton 64-73


W Huntington 94-57 L Concordia (MO) 64-66 W Springfield 95-44 W Franklin 64-57 W Hanover 86-67 L Franklin 63-67 W Texas College 89-69 L Indiana Central 66-71W Rose Poly 75-64 W Harper 82-56 W Hoftstra 57-51 W Bridgeport 86-78 L St. Michael’s 80-91 W Hartwick 71-67 W Kings 85-48 W Anderson 62-58 W Earlham 85-72 W Manchester 90-74 W Canterbury 106-89 W Manchester 79-74 W Tri-State 81-52 L Indiana Central 59-70 W Anderson 89-84 W Huntington 96-65 W Earlham 97-71 L Wheaton 77-78

W Indiana Central 68-66 L Evansville 68-75


W Concordia (IN) 111-51 W Baer Field 106-71 W Indiana Central 80-64 W Franklin 93-60 W Huntington 99-56 W Franklin 56-55 W Indiana Central 78-76 W Manchester 71-66 L McNeese 68-75 W Southwestern 74-65 W McMurry 67-59 W Hanover 75-74 W Manchester 81-75 W Huntington 88-72 W Earlham 83-63 W Indiana Central 86-77 W Anderson 73-71 W Wheaton 80-78 W Hanover 84-81 L Franklin 68-79 W Manchester 89-83 W Earlham 90-78 W Anderson 87-76 L Indiana Central 68-76


W Tri-State 102-42 W Franklin 77-74 W Wabash 68-67 W Kentucky State 94-73 W Indiana Central 83-69 W Northwestern (MN) 90-58 W Minnesota-Duluth 81-68 L Wisc.-Superior 65-69 W Wisc.-Eau Claire 80-75 L DePaul 69-83 W Hanover 69-54 L Camp Breckinridge 78-80 L Manchester 79-82 W Indiana Central 82-69 W Earlham 84-65 L Wheaton 83-84 L Anderson 79-80 W Hanover 69-63 L Franklin 74-90 W Manchester 71-64 L Earlham 57-66 W Huntington 115-59 W Anderson 85-73 L Evansville 76-87

1953-54 (14-10) Coach: Don Odle

W Indiana Tech 93-64 W Franklin 74-69 W Central State 68-58 L Kentucky State 65-70 W Indiana Central 88-74 L Anderson 75-93 W Abilene Christian 75-63 W SE Louisiana 72-70 L SW Oklahoma 63-65 L Kansas State 56-74 W Northwestern (MN) 103-74 W Hanover 80-74 W Manchester 94-83 L Indiana Central 78-100 W Earlham 90-85 W Wabash 92-66 L Great Lakes 69-89 L Wheaton 75-85 L Anderson 68-70 L Hanover 84-96 W Franklin 86-84 W Manchester 96-76 W Earlham 84-72 L Great Lakes 91-97


W Oakland City 89-85 W Franklin 82-70 L Indiana Tech 75-83 L Indiana Central 76-87 L Anderson 76-87 L DePaul 69-112 L Kansas St. College 79-82 L E. New Mexico 66-72 L SW Louisiana 56-75 W Huntington 83-81 W Hanover 69-62 L Manchester 75-92 W Indiana Central 82-69 W Earlham 75-70 L Wheaton 86-104 L Calvin 101-103 L Hanover 77-88 L Franklin 61-73 L Manchester 72-73 L Earlham 84-93 L Central State 76-81 L Anderson 81-106


W Marian 85-79 W Franklin 78-73 W Indiana Tech 99-81 W Tri-State 99-69 W Indiana Central 94-87 L Anderson 67-93 L Indiana State 71-77 L Hanover 75-76 W Manchester 82-79 L Indiana Central 65-97 L Anderson 80-92 W Earlham 85-81 L Seattle Pacific 76-83 L Seattle Pacific 52-69 L C.W.C.E. 65-87 W Hanover 71-60 W Franklin 75-72 L St. Martin’s 69-83 L Manchester 77-82 L Earlham 59-75 L Calvin 49-72 L Central State 72-89

1956-57 (13-11) Coach: Don Odle

W Huntington 87-75 W Spring Arbor 76-64 L Goshen 74-75 W Indiana Tech 81-72 L Wheaton 88-105 W Manchester 78-73 W Tri-State 56-44 L Indiana Central 58-79 W Franklin 70-64 L SW Louisiana 65-84 L SE Louisiana 72-87 L Philander Smith 76-80 W Cedarville 69-63 L Anderson 70-90 W Manchester 76-58 W Hanover 95-83 L Central State 77-80 W Calvin 81-73 L Earlham 84-90 W Indiana Central 98-88 W Franklin 73-67 L Anderson 57-101 L Hanover 59-66 W Earlham 99-89

1957-58 (13-14) Coach: Don Odle

W Marian 88-73 W Earlham 78-75 L Anderson 56-73 W Goshen 108-77 W Cedarville 91-74 W Bunker Hill 95-74 L Manchester 78-87 W Tri-State 105-80 W Indiana Central 89-85 W Franklin 78-66 L Concordia (MN) 79-85 L Bemidji State 69-72 W Northwestern (MN) 75-68 L Bethel (MN) 60-74 W Central State 71-61 W Coe 81-71 L Anderson 54-93 W Manchester 81-74 L Hanover 67-93 L Huntington 74-83 L Wheaton 73-104 L Wilberforce 66-72 L Indiana Central 66-79 W Franklin 96-95 L Anderson 72-104 L Hanover 89-109 L Calvin 77-107


W Concordia (IN) 74-67 L Anderson 54-84 W Earlham 77-68 L Goshen 58-76 W Cedarville 88-61 W Manchester 96-88 L Indiana Tech 97-98 W Indiana Central 76-67 W Franklin 100-91 L Detroit Tech 83-92 W Malone 96-68 W Buffalo St. Teachers 90-77 W Gannon 94-90 W Anderson 93-90 W Manchester 72-69 W Hanover 78-77 W Huntington 111-81 L Calvin 74-80 W Indiana Central 77-74 L Franklin 89-104 L Anderson 72-92 L Hanover 75-79 W Wilberforce 110-87

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W Northwestern (MN) 109-831959-60 (15-10)

Coach: Don Odle W Rio Grande 87-68 W Huntington 103-82 W Goshen 102-52 W Huntington 79-77 L Manchester 73-79 W Indiana Tech 81-77 W Indiana Central 68-67 W Franklin 69-65 L Howard Payne 65-78 W Abilene Christian 87-79 L West Texas 62-76 L McMurry 72-86 L Culver 61-72 L Anderson 76-82 L Manchester 70-81 W Hanover 84-64 W Tri-State 74-62 W Cedarville 109-89 L Lawrence Tech 84-89 W Concordia (IN) 89-66 L Indiana Central 71-80 L Franklin 76-92 W Anderson 90-86 W Hanover 82-61 W Illinois - Chicago 89-83


W Cedarville 113-75 L Indiana Tech 91-96 W Huntington 87-83 W Hanover 84-68 W Greenville 115-86 L Kentucky State 70-75 W Goshen 87-77 W McPherson 92-79 L NW Oklahoma 90-94 W Franklin 71-55 W Manchester 89-82 L Anderson 76-79 L Indiana Central 64-76 W Marian 98-81 L North Park 64-74 W North Central 101-74 W Anderson 102-82 L Manchester 84-88 W Hanover 99-73 L Indiana Central 81-87 W Franklin 94-82 L Calvin 87-95


W Huntington 86-67 W Tri-State 102-66 W Marian 66-55 W Earlham 72-52 W Indiana Tech 95-87 W Grace 112-79 W Cedarville 93-84 W Hanover 85-62 W Calvin 79-73 W Goshen 96-80 L Central Wisc. St. 63-83 L Concordia (IL) 56-62 W North Park 67-58 W Hope 86-82 W Franklin 81-74 W Manchester 74-71 L Anderson 75-77 W Indiana Central 92-79 W Ferris Institute 99-94 L Anderson 99-110 W Manchester 82-80 W Hanover 82-74 W Indiana Central 70-69 L Franklin 96-103 L Wheaton 75-78 L North Park 82-83 W Anderson 78-75 L Indiana State 72-92


W Earlham 97-74 W Hanover 66-61 W Hanover 74-73 L Cedarville 92-98 W Goshen 96-86 W Huntington 93-81 W Northwood 102-73 W Olivet 87-61 W Central Michigan 101-82 L Franklin 74-94 W Manchester 120-94 L Anderson 91-109 L Indiana Central 73-89 W Wilberforce 105-74 W Hope 109-90 L Anderson 64-101 L Manchester 76-77 L Hanover 70-81 W Indiana Central 85-84 W Franklin 89-81 L Indiana Tech 95-106 W Spring Arbor 109-80


W Trinity 102-89 W Southwestern 122-114 L Kentucky State 79-98

W Hanover 89-72 L Huntington 102-104 W Spring Arbor 118-96 L Goshen 96-100 L Franklin 75-88 L Cedarville 75-77 W Morehouse 92-50 L Jacksonville 81-104 W Tampa 102-99 L Florida 81-90 L Valdosta State 72-86 L Manchester 92-102 L Anderson 68-79 L Indiana Central 101-125 W Hillsdale 94-92 W Malone 127-90 L Indiana Tech 95-105 L Anderson 66-79 L Manchester 82-97 L Hanover 80-92 L Indiana Central 68-91 L Franklin 95-98 L Calvin 93-110 L Huntington 88-106

1964-65 (11-10) Coach: Don Odle

W Detroit Tech 127-87 W Hillsdale 101-91 L Huntington 79-81 L Manchester 83-104 L Indiana Central 72-90 W Spring Arbor 93-85 W Albion 93-92 L Ferris 58-109 W Anderson 99-93 W Lawrence Tech 87-81 W Trinity 99-69 L Anderson 82-100 L Franklin 89-91 W Hanover 90-75 L Wheaton 92-95 W Anderson 81-69 L Indiana Central 85-103 W Franklin 100-92 L Hanover 77-94 W Manchester 83-81 L Huntington 67-69

1965-66 (16-11) Coach: Don Odle

W Anderson 121-100 W Earlham 97-94 L Manchester 80-100 L Rio Grande 101-110 L Goshen 52-102 W Huntington 97-82 L Huntington 77-78 W Goshen 76-73 L Manchester 82-87 L Indiana Central 74-81 W Adrian 122-90 W Albion 88-79 W Central Michigan 71-69 W Detroit Tech 103-87 L Anderson 76-87 W Franklin 106-100 W Hanover 117-88 L Indiana State 93-120 W Oakland City 113-88 W Chicago Teachers 113-101 W Wheaton 86-84 W Anderson 89-72 L Indiana Central 74-78 W Franklin 93-71 W Hanover 103-95 L Manchester 97-110 L Huntington 103-106


W Bethel 92-84 L Manchester 97-103 W Huntington 93-77 L Wilberforce 97-110 W Ferris 97-65 L Wilberforce 78-94 W Manchester 99-97 L Indiana Central 79-88 W William Penn 74-73 W Albion 101-94 W Eastern Michigan 95-94 L Anderson 75-105 W Biscayne 78-54 W St. Francis 94-84 W Tampa 103-84 L Franklin 61-66 L Hanover 97-110 W Anderson 75-74 W Earlham 82-75 W Calvin 103-94 L Anderson 84-94 L Indiana Central 102-103 W Franklin 118-97 W Hanover 104-97 L Manchester 84-99 W Earlham 98-97

1967-68 (15-10) Coach: Don Odle

W Bethel 107-86 W Trinity 79-73 W Huntington 100-79 W Wilberforce 98-86 W Kentucky State 105-103

W Manchester 91-85 W Indiana Central 106-92 W Tri-State 106-93 L Calvin 98-110 W Kalamazoo 102-81 L Wheaton 76-109 L Westmont 81-108 W Calif. Lutheran 88-80 L Pepperdine 107-112 L Pasadena 106-112 L Hanover N/A L Franklin 92-93 L Earlham 115-137 W Anderson 101-87 W Indiana Central 89-77 W Franklin 100-88 W Hanover 94-93 W Manchester 114-108 L Earlham 82-109 L Anderson N/A


W Huntington 109-75 W Oakland U. 108-93 W Aurora 110-95 W Manchester 126-92 L Indiana Central 91-92 W Trinity 104-84 W Anderson 80-72 W Adrian 93-78 W Ferris State 86-85 W Kalamazoo 66-65 L Tampa 67-92 L Stetson 94-107 L Adelphi 79-86 L Hanover 72-103 W Olivet Nazarene 112-88 W Franklin 95-87 L Earlham 95-100 L Wheaton 98-103 W Anderson 99-98 W Indiana Central 111-101 W Franklin 82-69 L Hanover 96-110 W Manchester 97-94 L Earlham 87-96

1969-70 (17-11) Coach: Don Odle

W Marion 91-65 W Wilberforce 92-91 W Trinity 92-83 L Aurora 77-81 W Manchester 121-91 W Indiana Central 92-88 W I.U.-South Bend 135-86 W Anderson 93-78 L Olivet 86-94 L Ferris State 84-85 L N/A N/A L Azusa Pacific 95-103 L Occidental 94-104 L Whittier 78-95 W Pasadena 103-92 W St. Francis 106-79 W Franklin 86-77 W Earlham 108-105 W Olivet Nazarene 106-104 W Anderson 92-87 W Indiana Central 112-105 L Wabash 79-91 W Franklin 112-89 L Hanover 77-97 W Manchester 122-100 W Earlham 97-96 L Hanover 65-69 L Earlham 100-103

1970-71 (17-10) Coach: Don Odle

W Spring Arbor 96-73 W Cedarville 95-85 W Wright State 103-89 W Grace 97-84 W Wheaton 97-84 W Marion 119-86 W Wabash 87-84 W Franklin 104-99 L West Georgia 91-93 L Columbus (GA) 91-97 W Fla. Presbyterian 99-88 L Troy 77-80 W Trinity 93-72 W St. Francis 101-74 W Marian 103-85 W Indiana Central 110-104 L Earlham 95-108 L Hanover 76-79 L Anderson 69-81 W Manchester 130-92 L Franklin 75-83 W Oakland U. 77-73 L Earlham 100-107 L Indiana Central 101-105 W Anderson 116-94 W Hanover 89-76 L Manchester 93-108

1971-72 (16-11) Coach: Don Odle

W I.U.-Kokomo 132-79 W Bethel 106-99 L Grace 79-85 L Spring Arbor 99-102

W Wheaton 118-106 W Wilberforce 108-91 W Wright State 104-88 W N. Kentucky State 100-87 W Ohio St.-Lima 109-77 L Findlay 75-93 W Manchester 83-72 L Bluffton 67-68 W Huntington 123-115 W St. Francis 141-107 L Marian 84-101 L Olivet Nazarene 74-83 W Earlham 77-75 L Hanover 86-87 L Anderson 87-88 W Manchester 118-100 W Trinity 83-77 L Oakland U. 85-87 L Earlham 82-98 W Bethel 99-88 W Anderson 94-91 L Hanover 75-99 W Manchester 98-96

1972-73 (18-12) Coach: Don Odle

W St. Francis 114-78 W Trinity 106-90 L Biola 62-73 W Manchester 97-88 W Olivet Nazarene 100-95 W Spring Arbor 74-70 W Huntington 94-89 W Anderson 77-72 W Defiance 87-85 W Wilmington 87-77 L Ohio Northern 67-74 W Tri-State 95-82 L U.C.-Irvine 79-80 L Biola 76-82 W Macalester 100-85 W So. Calif. College 80-77 W Manchester 85-64 L Bluffton 86-88 W Findlay 82-72 L Hanover 66-75 L Anderson 84-87 L Defiance 82-111 W Wilmington 94-75 W Trinity 103-94 W Earlham 78-75 L Manchester 86-91 L Bluffton 74-87 L Findlay 80-87 W Hanover 103-101 L Earlham 86-100

1973-74 (13-14) Coach: Don Odle

W Huntington 87-77 L I.U.-Southeast 79-81 W I.U.-Ft. Wayne 100-55 W Ind. St.-Evansville 108-76 L Oakland U. 63-67 L Anderson 95-97 L Defiance 71-94 W Wilmington 83-55 W George Williams 88-73 L San Diego 77-86 W Life College 103-70 W So. Calif. College 75-62 W Point Loma 86-77 L Azusa-Pacific 70-72 L Manchester 76-78 L Bluffton 72-78 L Findlay 80-92 L Hanover 70-85 W Anderson 74-72 W Defiance 75-71 L Wilmington 89-103 L Earlham 56-83 W Manchester 83-76 L Bluffton 61-67 W Findlay 92-75 L Hanover 78-111 W Earlham 65-57


W I.U.-Southeast 81-71 L North Park 71-86 W Wheaton 78-75 W Anderson 78-77 L Defiance 86-103 L Wilmington 70-73 W Huntington 86-74 W Trinity 100-64 W Manchester 93-77 L Kalamazoo 69-81 W Defiance 91-89 W Manchester 76-68 W Bluffton 114-80 L Findlay 78-80 W Hanover 89-75 L Anderson 74-87 L Defiance 82-84 W Wilmington 88-86 L Earlham 78-80 W Manchester 77-73 W Bluffton 70-68 W Findlay 76-70 W Hanover 82-78 W Earlham 83-72 W Bethel 80-66

L Anderson 77-91 1975-76 (13-10)

Coach: Don Odle W Huntington 95-77 W Anderson 83-81 L Defiance 85-88 W Wilmington 74-66 W Grace 117-94 W Wheaton 92-88 L Kalamazoo 81-91 W Manchester 119-118 W Oglethorpe 99-80 L Palm Beach Atl. 99-100 L Manchester 81-86 W Bluffton 91-90 W Findlay 92-75 W Hanover 82-80 L Anderson 71-73 L Defiance 83-87

1976-77 (14-14) Coach: Don Odle

W Huntington 99-92L Wheaton 73-85W Hope 92-83W Wilmington 79-70W Oakland City 102-93W John Wesley 79-76W Anderson 78-76W Defiance 89-78L Marian 75-81L Indiana Central 93-104L Kalamazoo 92-102L Olivet Nazarene 56-85W Manchester 109-76L Bluffton 77-88L Findlay 91-104L Hanover 66-83W Anderson 86-65L Defiance 115-117L Wilmington 84-90L Earlham 84-85W Manchester 94-92L Bluffton 73-79W Findlay 78-68L Hanover 76-86W Earlham 88-78W Huntington 76-75W Grace 91-81L Franklin 71-80

1977-78 (13-12) Coach: Don Odle

W Indiana Tech 104-84W Huntington 97-80W Wilmington 80-73W John Wesley 95-85L Wheaton 62-74L Anderson 79-86L Defiance 80-109W Clearwater Christian 119-50W Heritage Christian 112-68L Florida Southern 75-85W IPFW 85-64W Manchester 76-66L Bluffton 86-87W Findlay 94-71L Hanover 79-82L Anderson 70-81L Defiance 96-97L Wilmington 80-96W Earlham 91-83W Manchester 91-63L Bluffton 95-97L Findlay 74-82W Hanover 73-69W Earlham 79-78L Bethel 66-80

1978-79 (14-13) Coach: Don Odle and Sheldon Bassett

W Indiana Tech 93-68 L Huntington 59-67 L Ferris State 67-85 W Lakeland 90-84 L Wilmington 67-80 W I.U.-Southeast 104-? L Liberty 86-115 L Anderson 70-86 W Defiance 81-80 L Greenville 71-72 W Northwestern(MN) 85-63 W Limestone 93-74 L Tenn. Temple 75-101 W I.P.F.W. 54-48 W Manchester 96-84 W Bluffton 76-65 L Findlay 48-73 L Hanover 57-88 L Anderson 49-53 L Defiance 70-82 W Wilmington 89-86 W Earlham 67-65 W Manchester 92-86 W Bluffton 84-80 L Findlay 49-66 L Hanover 61-69 W Earlham 96-75

1979-80 (12-14) Coach: Paul Patterson

L Indiana Tech 59-62 W Huntington 63-53 W Wilmington 91-77 W I.U.P.U.I. 61-58


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TAYLOR UNIVERSITY TROJAN BASKETBALLL Marian 55-65 L Anderson 66-67 L Defiance 63-75 W Spring Arbor 66-65 L Grand Valley St. 61-74 L Saginaw Valley 53-60 L Philadelphia Pharm. 68-72 L Liberty Baptist 66-89 L Manchester 73-78 W Bluffton 68-67 L Findlay 52-54 L Hanover 57-64 L Anderson 67-75 L Defiance 68-71 W Wilmington 78-68 W Indiana Central 66-64 W Earlham 52-45 W Manchester 63-49 W Bluffton 69-54 W Findlay 69-61 L Hanover 61-65 W Earlham 69-55


W Indiana Tech 88-73 W Huntington 73-64 L Bethel 54-63 L Olivet Nazarene 63-76 W Manchester 72-62 L Anderson 66-73 W Defiance 61-57 W Wilmington 79-63 W Dyke 67-50 L Marian 63-73 L Indiana Central 54-64 L Cal. St.-Northridge 48-67 W Westmont 48-56 W Biola 47-43 W Manchester 78-66 L Bluffton 56-60 L Findlay 52-57 L Hanover 58-69 W Anderson 58-50 L Defiance 55-56 W Wilmington 66-64 L Indiana Central 57-65 W Earlham 75-63 W Manchester 70-68 W Bluffton 65-59 W Findlay 47-45 L Hanover 55-70 W Earlham 69-57 W Anderson 71-62 L Huntington 46-51


L St. Joseph’s 56-63 W Indiana Tech 68-55 W Huntington 66-54 W Aurora 70-55 L Bethel 41-56 L Grace 64-74 L Anderson 61-64 W Defiance 70-69 W Wilmington 51-43 W Huntington 60-50 W Marian 69-48 W Hawaii Pacific 59-49 L Hawaii Hilo 68-70 L Biola 30-67 W Manchester 62-53 W Bluffton 73-49 W Findlay 59-58 L Hanover 61-62 W Anderson 70-61 W Defiance 77-61 W Wilmington 73-51 L Tri-State 64-74 W Earlham 64-62 W Manchester 73-52 L Bluffton 59-57 W Findlay 49-40 L Hanover 62-75 W Earlham 73-66 W Franklin 79-77 L Hanover 51-54


W Spring Arbor 66-58 L Saginaw Valley 55-62 W Huntington 86-59 L I.U.-Southeast 53-64 L Trinity (TX) 59-61 W Anderson 53-43 W Defiance 61-53 W Wilmington 53-52 W Malone 86-62 L Purdue-Calumet 52-53 W Indiana Tech 64-49 W Franklin 62-49 W I.U.P.U.-Ft. Wayne 51-49 L I.U.P.U.-Ft. Wayne 39-41 L Marion 66-71 W Manchester 62-60 W Bluffton 52-47 W Findlay 59-57 W Hanover 38-36 W Anderson 56-51 L Defiance 57-62 L Wilmington 63-72 W Tri-State 78-70

L Earlham 47-51 W Manchester 68-57 W Bluffton 69-47 W Findlay 58-51 W Hanover 49-46 W Earlham 67-62 L Purdue-Calumet 69-72


W Thomas More 52-48 L N. Kentucky 50-66 L Huntington 69-80 L Berea 57-63 W I.U.-Southeast 73-41 L Olivet 43-58 L DePauw 53-57 W Trinity 81-48 L Judson 68-88 W Earlham 68-38 W Rose-Hulman 75-54 W Wheaton 79-60 W Wooster 63-59 W Marion 67-60 L David Lipscomb 65-82 W Grinnell 72-58 W Greenville 86-47 W Purdue-Calumet 72-65 W St. Mary’s 69-55 W Siena Heights 52-48 L I.U.P.U.I. 59-62 W Indiana Tech 46-42 W Wabash 50-48 W Olivet 83-70 L U. of Charleston 64-72 W Concordia (MI) 102-66 W Oakland City 77-55 W Oakland City 43-33 W Grace 45-41 W Tri-State 57-30 L ##Fort Hays 47-70

##NAIA National Tournament 1984-85 (27-10)

Coach: Paul Patterson W Harris-Stowe 79-41 W George Williams 55-45 W Manchester 76-56 W Wabash 53-49 W Earlham 47-45 W St. Francis 53-44 W Marian 63-38 W DePauw 55-48 W Olivet Nazarene 67-52 L Malone 61-74 W Franklin 66-56 W Rose-Hulman 60-47 L Biola 51-60 W L.A. Baptist 49-46 W Ohio Dominican 65-58L I.U.-Southeast 55-57L Marion 63-65 W Spring Arbor 61-50 W Earlham 73-66 W Siena Heights 57-56 W Purdue-Calumet 58-53 W Spring Arbor 80-52 W Indiana Tech 66-53 L I.U.P.U.I. 63-68 L DePauw 56-72 L Wabash 51-66 W Marion 64-59 W Franklin 61-60 W I.U.-Southeast 88-53 W Tri-State 60-57 W Marian 55-53 L I.U.P.U.I. 62-71 W Cedarville 81-69 W Marion 77-73 W **Covenant 68-55 L **Tenn. Temple 51-64 L **George Fox 55-70 **NCCAA National Tournament


W Anderson 71-51 L Purdue-Calumet 65-68 W St. Francis 68-66 W I.U.-Southeast 66-61 L Bellarmine 67-70 W Thomas More 82-51 W Berea 89-88 W Manchester 82-48 W Earlham 79-44 W Saginaw Valley 62-55 W Earlham 82-60 W Wooster 65-63 W Hope 69-60 W Anderson 80-71 W Marian 65-60 W Marion 80-54 W I.U.-South Bend 67-45 L DePauw 61-65 L Purdue-Calumet 54-66 W Tri-State 62-53 W Spring Arbor 65-48 W Indiana Tech 75-50 W David Lipscomb 59-58 L DePauw 58-71 W Wabash 75-61 W I.U.P.U.I. 75-69 W I.U.-Southeast 60-56 W St. Francis 65-63

L Franklin 55-70 W I.U.-Southeast 60-54 W Tri-State 42-40 W Purdue-Calumet 70-69 L ##C. of Charleston 47-57 ##NAIA National Tournament


W Grand Rapids Bapt. 82-70 L Calvin 65-66 W St. Francis 82-55 W Anderson 62-58 W Wabash 55-43 W Hillsdale 82-67 L Olivet Nazarene 79-81 W Manchester 62-52 L Anderson 59-62 W Ferris State 68-58 W Wisc.-Milwaukee 79-55 W Hillsdale 78-69 L Marian 79-83 W Earlham 69-66 W Marion 79-66 L DePauw 53-54 W Tri-State 66-54 W St. Francis 71-68 W Spring Arbor 55-45 W Indiana Tech 74-52 W Kentucky State 78-76 L Purdue-Calumet 70-73 L DePauw 62-69 W Wabash 80-64 W I.U.P.U.I. 92-62 W Franklin 72-69 W Earlham 84-83 W Wabash 74-61 W Anderson 81-53 W I.U.P.U.I. 81-74 W Grace 79-69 W ##Southern Tech 65-56 L ##Washburn 44-74 ##NAIA National Tournament


W Indianapolis 74-65 W Anderson 57-56 W St. Francis 85-66 W Missouri Valley 108-59 L Franklin 87-88 L Ferris State 66-90 W Manchester 59-41 W I.U.-Kokomo 99-40 W Anderson 62-60 L I.U.-Southeast 57-75 W Hillsdale 86-74 W Atlantic Christian 58-54 L Cumberland 63-66 L DePauw 58-63 W Tri-State 64-52 W Earlham 81-68 W St. Francis 76-52 W DePauw 67-57 W Manchester 63-52 W Concordia (WI) 93-58L Wisc.-Milwaukee 63-85W Indiana Tech 81-74W Wabash 75-69L I.U.P.U.I. 76-78 W Franklin 68-55 W I.U.-South Bend 67-37 W Marion 81-72 W Wabash 78-75 W I.U.-Southeast 57-54 W Olivet Nazarene 91-54 W Anderson 65-57 W I.U.P.U.I. 87-80 L Grace 54-67


W Transylvania 75-73 W Defiance 61-54 W Hillsdale 79-71 W I.U.-Kokomo 111-48 W Marian 58-49 W Trevecca Naz. 70-64 W Belmont 65-64 L David Lipscomb 56-86 W DePauw 66-60 W Union (KY) 84-53 W Anderson 103-62 W Manchester 90-37 L Cal.-Dominguez 62-80 W Alaska-SE 99-94 W Biola 69-64 W Manchester 88-60 L DePauw 68-78 W I.U.P.U.I. 77-68 L Franklin 78-85 L Rose-Hulman 63-72 W I.U.-Kokomo 114-51 W St. Francis 79-47 L Indiana Tech 53-57 W Tri-State 74-45 W IWU 93-50 W I.U.-Southeast 101-49 W Wabash 82-73 L I.U.P.U.I. 73-79 W Earlham 75-49 W St. Francis 107-48 W I.U.-Southeast 72-51 W Hanover 89-55

W Franklin 69-61 W Marian 80-68 L ##Cumberland 50-68 ##NAIA National Tournament


W Oakland U. 63-54 W N. Kentucky 86-71 W IWU 102-59 W Campbellsville 78-55 W Marian 89-62 W Athens State 69-58 L Belmont 61-67 W Trevecca Naz. 65-64 W Union (KY) 79-59 W Marian 79-53 W I.U.-Southeast 72-48 W Hillsdale 70-53 W Defiance 59-56 W Tri-State 79-61 W St. Francis 93-55 W I.U.-Southeast 56-54 W Manchester 83-56 W Wabash 70-43 L Hanover 57-61 W Franklin 87-60 W DePauw 69-64 W Indiana Tech 88-71 W Rose-Hulman 77-50 W Anderson 90-67 L Wabash 76-77 W Manchester 70-59 W Franklin 69-68 L Hanover 66-69 W I.U.P.U.I. 74-67 L Rose-Hulman 57-67 L DePauw 49-53 W Anderson 87-51 W I.U.-Southeast 56-48 L I.U.P.U.I. 66-69


W Saginaw Valley 69-61 W St. Francis (IL) 55-51 W Indiana Wesleyan 83-63 W Berea 89-66 W Houghton 87-58 W Auburn-Mont. 70-63 W Bethel (TN) 69-64 L Belmont 62-74 W Wilberforce 105-55 L Belmont 59-61 W I.U.-Southeast 55-50 W Westminster 66-56 W Defiance 57-52 W Tri-State 77-66 W St. Francis 86-71 W Manchester 75-47 W Wabash 71-58 W Hanover 73-59 W I.U.P.U.I. 95-82 W Franklin 85-78 W DePauw 70-47 W Rose-Hulman 73-50 W Anderson 94-57 W Wabash 80-53 W I.U.-Southeast 79-50 W Manchester 72-53 L Franklin 92-97 W Hanover 80-59 W Rose-Hulman 71-59 W DePauw 60-50 W Anderson 80-67 W Marian 68-42 W Indiana Tech 78-73 W Franklin 78-60 W ##Francis-Marion 68-47 W ##Northern State 60-59 W ##Wisc.-Eau Claire 64-57 L ##Central Arkansas 60-66 ##NAIA National Tournament


W Indiana Wesleyan 94-52 W Quincy 69-58 W Saginaw Valley 65-41 W I.U.-Southeast 77-54 L Bellarmine 64-80 L Indiana Tech 73-78 W Southern Tech 63-53 W Belmont 67-64 W Tri-State 77-64 W Marian 74-60 W Purdue-Calumet 79-60 W Wisc.-Whitewater 81-73 W Virginia Intermont 99-71 W Greenville 52-45 W Hanover 67-46 W St. Francis 79-60 W Anderson 77-58 L DePauw 56-62 W Rose-Hulman 84-52 W Manchester 81-61 W Wabash 87-46 W Hanover 69-57 W Franklin 90-76 W Anderson 80-57 W Rose-Hulman 69-47W DePauw 63-44 W Wabash 84-76 W I.U.P.U.I. 106-68

W Manchester 89-62 L Franklin 93-106 W I.U.-Southeast 73-60 W I.U.-Southeast 66-51 W Tri-State 92-63 L ##Cumberland 48-51 ##NAIA National Tournament

1992-93 (27-7) Head Coach: Paul Patterson

W Lindenwood 85-52 W Graceland (IN) 78-70 W Cedarville 75-58 W Indiana Wesleyan 71-56 W Arkansas Tech 57-52 L Belmont 86-92 W Indiana Wesleyan 76-55 W Huntington 76-63 W Marian 73-59 W Robert Morris (IL) 94-41 L at Biola 60-72 L at Calif.-Riverside 55-74 W at Calif. Baptist 64-50 L at DePauw 51-61 W Purdue-Calumet 74-43 W Graceland, (IN) 84-53 W at IUPUI 89-68 L at Tri-State 80-84 W St. Francis 88-43 W Houghton 73-62 W at IU-South Bend 99-81 L Keuka 60-62 W D’Youville 110-48 W at Huntington 86-62 W IU-Southeast 66-41 W Tri-State 77-53 W at Indiana Tech 84-59 W IUPUI 75-54 W at St. Francis 71-63 W at Malone 87-74 W at IU-Southeast 76-59 W Purdue-Calumet * 62-45 W IUPUI * 92-73 L Salem-Teikyo # 62-64 * NAIA District 21 Tournament #NAIA National Tournament

1993-94 (29-5) Head Coach: Paul Patterson

W Olivet 75-68 L Saginaw Valley 68-82 L at Ashland 68-69 W at IWU 82-71 W Arkansas Tech 71-65 L Belmont 60-65 W Tri-State 87-62 W Robert Morris (Ill.) 139-33 W Belmont 79-59 W Malone 78-51 W Walsh 78-69 W Wabash 97-91 L Marian 58-69 W at Tri-State 68-61 W IU-Southeast 72-51 W at Purdue-Cal. 60-51 W Malone 79-63 W Houghton 85-60 W IU-South Bend 72-63 W at St. Francis 60-51 W IUPUI 83-71 W Humber (Canada) 72-51 W Houghton 85-62 W Grace 65-59 W at IU-Southeast 69-58 W at Spalding 78-74 W Huntington 78-62 W Indiana Tech 93-88 W at IUPUI 95-90 W St. Francis 72-41 W IU-Southeast * 84-80 W Trinity (Ill.) * 73-64 W Jamestown # 71-68 L Lewis & Clark # 60-72 * NAIA Regional Tournament #NAIA National Tournament

1994-95 (17-14, 8-6 MCC) Head Coach: Paul Patterson

W Trinity Christian 74-70 L Olivet Nazarene 57-64 L Indiana Tech 80-96 W Asbury 74-45 L at Tri-State 65-72 L Arkansas Tech 57-72 W Rosary 80-63 W Graceland 74-53 W Hannibal-LaGr. 85-84 L William Jewell 72-80 L Grove City 53-63 W Lake Erie 79-59 W at IU-South Bend 65-53 W Purdue-Calumet 66-58 W at IWU 59-56 L at Huntington 71-85 W Grace 58-50 L at Bethel 63-77 L at Marian 65-70 W Goshen 77-61 L at St. Francis 58-74 L IUPUI 60-64 W IWU 76-55 W Huntington 78-68 L at Grace 65-72 L Bethel 65-77

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W Marian 52-49 W at Goshen 78-62 W St. Francis 79-66 W Marian * 58-52 L at Bethel * 69-88 * MCC Tournament


W Concordia 100-31 W Hannibal-LaGr. 82-59 L St. Ambrose 79-83 L Wisc.-Stevens Pt. 71-80 L Columbia 75-82 W McKendree 83-77 W Cumberland 65-60 L Belmont 68-77 W Tri-State 68-59 L IU-Southeast 75-79 W Lindsey Wilson 98-87 L Hannibal-LaGr. 77-78 L Peru State 60-69 W St. Ambrose 71-37 W St. Vincent 73-65 W Tiffin 74-62 W IU-South Bend 66-55 W at Purdue-Cal. 65-59 W IWU 81-61 W Huntington 75-65 W at Grace 100-83 L Bethel 52-57 W Marian 61-47 L at Goshen 57-59 W St. Francis 73-65 W at IWU 80-70 W at Huntington 70-49 W Grace 67-56 L at Bethel 68-85 L at Marian 64-66 W Goshen 90-63 W at St. Francis 81-77 W Grace * 56-51 W St. Francis * 63-62 L at Bethel * 62-76 L Lewis & Clark # 64-70 * MCC Tournament # NAIA National Tournament


W Bryan 75-55 W Goshen 77-46 W Purdue-Calumet 88-53 W Michigan Chr. 81-44 L Spring Arbor 54-75 W at IU-South Bend 68-45 W Ohio Valley 74-47 L Malone 49-55 L at Tri-State 59-65 W Rio Grande 65-63 L Cumberland 54-62 W St. Scholastica 92-66 L Tri-State 54-57 L Cornerstone 60-70 W Mich.Dearborn 72-53 W at S. Calif. Coll. 52-46 L at Biola 43-59 W St. Francis 84-74 W at IWU 66-50 W at Huntington 82-75 W Grace 67-44 L at Bethel 67-82 W at Marian 73-38 W Goshen 85-44 W at St. Francis 80-39 L IWU 65-69 L Huntington 55-56 L at Grace 51-66 W Bethel 88-86 W Marian 63-61 L at Goshen 64-67 W Goshen * 75-74 W at Huntington * 75-74 W at Bethel * 96-95 L Tabor # 51-70 * MCC Tournament # NAIA National Tournament


L vs. Columbia 51-59 W vs. Ottawa 64-57 W IU-South Bend 97-51 W King 79-47 L vs. Cardinal Str. 64-69 W vs. IU-Northwest 111-21 W Tri-State 63-62 L vs. Okla.Chr. 60-65 L at Lipscomb 63-75 W IU-Southeast 86-58 W Purdue-Calumet 63-51 W at Kalamazoo 65-53 L vs. Aquinas 59-61 W vs. Hanover 64-58 W vs. Muskingum 62-44 L vs. Marycrest 61-64 W at St. Ambrose 68-57 L at Purdue-Cal. 58-65 L at St. Francis 58-61 W IWU 72-48 L Huntington 62-67 W at Grace 65-45 L Bethel 73-77 L Marian 56-60

W at Goshen 77-66 W St. Francis 82-69 W at IWU 84-63 W at Huntington 62-59 W Grace 76-63 L at Bethel 73-83 W at Marian 68-65 W Goshen 73-56 L Goshen * 56-64 * MCC Tournament


L Columbia 42-51 W Hannibal-LaGr. 64-62 W Lincoln Christian 65-40 L Robert Morris 64-79 L Columbia 51-61 W Hannibal-LaGr. 64-63 L Tri-State 42-55L Lindsay Wilson 59-63 W Piedmont 62-50 W Shawnee State 73-52 W Spalding 72-52 L William Jewell 50-56 W Peru State 92-49 W Shawnee State 74-56 L Rio Grande 47-62 L Goshen 64-66 L St. Francis 73-76 L at IWU 76-77 L atHuntington 56-65 W Grace 65-45 W Bethel 88-82 L at Marian 72-75 W Goshen 75-79 L at St. Francis 68-75 W Indiana Wesleyan 75-72 W Huntington 67-59 L Grace 64-68 L at Bethel 72-89 L Marian 60-65 L at St. Francis * 69-80 * MCC Tournament


W IU-East 100-59 W IU-NW 87-41 W Virginia-Wise 65-49 W Asbury 91-45 W Judson 96-62 W Mt. Vernon Naz. 82-80 L Columbia 50-59 L Hannibal LaGr. 61-69 L Tri-State 40-52 W Malone 79-57 L Walsh 62-52 W Aquinas 62-61 W Tri-State 77-70 W Purdue-Calumet 65-57 W Heidelberg 66-60 W Rio Grande 95-75 L Rio Grande 60-67 W Shawnee State 63-60 W Goshen 87-54 L at St. Francis 44-76 L IWU 74-81 L Huntington 54-66 W at Grace 67-67 L at Bethel 59-82 W Marian 82-78 W at Goshen 78-61 L St. Francis 70-81 W at IWU 77-68 L at Huntington 71-79 W Grace 74-61 L Bethel 80-89 L at Marian 92-95 L at Marian* 72-75 *MCC Tournament


W Purdue-NC 70-45 L Cardinal Stritch 49-59 L Berea 67-64 W Grace Bible 69-54 L King 57-65 L Cedarville 96-93OT L Heidleberg 50-55 W IU-Northwest 81-60 L Tri-State 60-69 L Malone 58-71 W Berea 80-75 W Lincoln Christian 75-66 W Cedarville 74-63 L Purdue Calumet 47-60 W IU-East 111-49 W IU-Northwest 85-27 W Thomas More 69-66 W Alma 85-60 L Marian 62-64 W at Goshen 63-56 L St. Francis 59-63 W at IWU 70-59 W at Huntington 74-73 L Grace 71-73 W Bethel 74-72 L at Marian 59-64 W Goshen 85-65 L at St. Francis 70-79 L IWU 79-80OT W Huntington 82-71

W at Grace 88-86OT L at Bethel 74-78 L at IWU* 63-67 * MCC Tournament


W at Ohio Dom. 69-62 W at Geneva 82-68 W Ohio Southern 88-52 W King 61-57 L Cedarville 83-88 L at IU-PA 67-83 W at Nyack 83-50 W IU-South Bend 67-48 W at Kendall (IL) 78-60 W Aquinas 70-62 W Trinity Int’l 79-38 W Ohio Dom. 77-68 W Purdue-Cal. 75-61 W at Lee Univ. 61-59 L at Mt. Union 56-66 W at Madonna 62-50 W at Marian 71-50 W at Goshen 69-57 L at St. Francis 56-59 W IWU 73-57 W Huntington 82-73 L at Grace 56-65 W at Bethel 78-64 L Marian 63-66 W at Goshen 72-60 W St. Francis 63-37 W at IWU 66-65 W at Huntington 77-74 W Grace 71-70 W Bethel 83-75 W Goshen* 77-54 L Marian* 67-70 *MCC Tournament


W Purdue-NC 73-30 W at Culver-Stockton 61-40 W at Hannibal-LaGrange 64-34 L at Georgetown 76-69 W at Cedarville 64-47 L at Morehead State 100-77 W at Geneva 61-48 W at Walsh 69-64 W Tri-State 66-61 L at UM-Dearborn 64-61 OT W at Notre Dame (OH) 70-65 W Lincoln Christian 73-52 W Aquinas 62-60 W at Calvin 85-64 W at Muskingum 61-58 W at Pur.-Calumet 58-49 W at Bethel 83-68 L Marian 73-64 W at Goshen 77-71 W St. Francis 70-56 W at IWU 75-51 L at Huntington 77-72 W Grace 64-59 W Bethel 72-54 W at Marian 57-38 W Goshen 74-58 W at St. Francis 71-59 W IWU 63-50 L Huntington 54-51 OT L at Grace 76-63 W IWU* 75-63 W Marian* 76-70 L at Huntington* 53-52 L Albertson - Idaho^ 44-53 *MCC Tournament ^NAIA National Tournament


W Rio Grande 53-52 W Geneva 65-63 W OSU-Marion 94-52 W Trinity Int’l 71-51 W IU East 94-30 L Cedarville 72-75 W Seton Hill 61-53 W Indiana (PA) 69-68 L at Gannon 57-61 W Trevecca Naz. 90-75 W Malone 81-73 W IU-Northwest 101-54 W Cardinal Stritch 66-63 W Muhlenberg 63-54 W Muskingum 62-57 W Purdue-Calumet 71-38 W Bethel 81-64 L Marian 56-69 W Goshen 70-39 L St. Francis 71-74 W Indiana Wesleyan 76-59 W Huntington 81-68 W Grace 76-67 L Bethel 48-70 W Marian 69-59 L Goshen 61-70 W St. Francis 68-50 W Indiana Wesleyan 77-57 L Huntington 43-50 W Grace 72-48 W Grace* 68-63 W Huntington* 68-51

W St. Francis* 71-60 L Daemen^ 67-74 *MCC Tournament ^NAIA National Tournament


W OSU-Marion 94-46L Missouri Valley 55-61W St. Ambrose 73-53W Indiana Tech 87-71L Tri-State 90-93L Cedarville 62-72W Marian 64-47L Huntington 48-53W Bethel 77-64W OSU-Marion 94-49W IU Southeast 80-72W Purdue Calumet 73-44L Morehead State 58-73W Walsh 65-60L Wittenberg 47-54L Indiana Wesleyan 52-56W Grace 56-52W Goshen 69-52 W Spring Arbor 66-50W St. Francis 63-57 OTW IU Northwest 94-47W Marian 72-54L Huntington 50-55W Bethel 76-55W Indiana Wesleyan 61-32W Grace 81-77OTL Goshen 55-70W Spring Arbor 75-57W St. Francis 69-58W St. Francis* 94-63W Spring Arbor* 68-63W Huntington* 56-55L Mid-American Naz.^ 66-71*MCC Tournament ^NAIA National Tournament


W East-West 69-53W OU-Zanesville 97-34W St. Xavier 56-47W IU-South Bend 80-54W Indiana Tech 70-43W Tri-State 71-57W Purdue Calumet 66-54L Cedarville 64-80W Marian 57-48W Huntington 79-69W Bethel 62-51W Greenville 67-47 W Cardinal Stritch 75-69W Doane 68-45W Daemen 60-49 L Columbia 58-64W Central Methodist 60-49W Indiana Wesleyan 77-74W Grace 74-65L Goshen 51-63W Spring Arbor 89-78W St. Francis 68-65W Marian 63-58L Huntington 60-71W Bethel 65-60L Indiana Wesleyan 73-75W Grace 71-67W Goshen 49-47W Spring Arbor 63-59W St. Francis 69-62W Marian* 61-52W Indiana Wesleyan* 72-70L Huntington* 44-68W Aquinas^ 63-52L Lindenwood^ 71-74OT*MCC Tournament ^NAIA National Tournament


W Grace Bible 72-65W OSU-Hamilton 85-50W Andrews 86-70L Cumberland 62-68L Trevecca Nazarene 37-48W Indiana Tech 76-58L Tri-State 73-78L Bethel 81-85W Geneva 52-47L Anderson 59-69W Grace 57-51W Marian 46-35L Huntington 44-61W IU East 84-55L Indiana Tech 55-59W Purdue-Calumet ForfeitW Columbia 54-50L Central Methodist 52-64L St. Francis 61-70W Goshen 71-65L Spring Arbor 61-67L Indiana Wesleyan 39-69W Bethel 77-65L Grace 52-67W Marian 45-32L Huntington 48-66L St. Francis 68-79L Goshen 85-95W Spring Arbor 59-53

L Indiana Wesleyan 48-80L St. Francis* 71-78OT*MCC Tournament


W OSU - Marion 108-38 W Grace Bible 80-39 W Benedictine 62-55 L William Jewell 61-62 W Ohio U. - Zanesville 94-25 L Lindenwood 57-66 W World Harvest (Ohio) 96-51 W Kuyper College 81-56 W Bethel College 58-57 L Grace 54-59 W OSU - Marion 90-65 L Columbia 54-57 W Purdue Calumet 71-50 W Ohio U. - Zanesville 2-0 W Columbia 48-39 W Cumberland 72-55 W Marian 52-31 W Huntington 68-65 W Saint Francis 61-49 L Goshen 66-69 L Spring Arbor 50-61 L Indiana Wesleyan 42-81 W Bethel 74-70 W Grace 64-54 W Marian 74-58 L Huntington 63-66 L Saint Francis 53-58 L Goshen 71-79 W Spring Arbor 63-58 L Indiana Wesleyan 43-57 W Indiana Wesleyan* 60-53 L Bethel* 57-67*MCC Tournament


W OSU Marion 83-37L Rio Grande 56-59L Lindenwood 59-74W Avila 76-51W IU East 87-52W Urbana 50-45L Cedarville 59-68L St. Francis 56-67L Lindsey Wilson 41-44L Campbellsville 64-66L Huntington 45-78W OSU Marion 74-35W Indiana Tech 79-68W Purdue Calumet 2-0L Spring Arbor 60-61W Wittenberg 58-56L Wheaton 46-62W Marian 62-60L Grace 48-71L Goshen 44-46L Bethel 46-62L Indiana Wesleyan 50-52L St. Francis 59-63L Huntington 62-65L Spring Arbor 57-58W Marian 63-54L Grace 52-70W Goshen 69-57L Bethel 55-63L Indiana Wesleyan 44-63L Bethel * 53-73*MCC Tournament


W Miami-Hamilton 69-43 W Holy Cross 87-68 W Union 72-63 L Rio Grande 57-75W Andrews 55-33 W Indiana Tech 63-60 L Saint Francis 69-83 W Purdue-Calumet 84-75OT L Huntington 66-71 L Spring Arbor 60-67 W OSU-Marion 81-52 L Cardinal Stritch 58-65 L Cedarville 69-75 W OSU-Marion 109-59 W Cincinnati Christian 79-59L Ferris State 66-77L Gannon 57-59W Marian 47-44L Grace 65-73L Goshen 69-83W Bethel 79-73L Indiana Wesleyan 55-65L Saint Francis 68-73L Huntington 75-81L Spring Arbor 61-70L Marian 54-56L Grace 56-61L Goshen 72-74OTL Bethel 57-70L Indiana Wesleyan 63-65


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“Honoring those blessed with strength and ability, who have excelled in athletics.”

Taylor UniversityAthletic Hall of Fame

*David Kastelein (Football/Basketball) 1973Jack King (Basketball) 1974Bob LaFollette (Wrestling) 1985Jim Law (Coach) 2000Brad Ludwig (Track/C-C) 1978Dennis McBrier (Football) 1979Jim MacLeish (Football) 2010Dale Miller (Basketball) 2007*Phil Miller (Baseball/Basketball/Track) 1973 Rick Minnich (Football) 2009Randy Mohler (Baseball) 1987Benjamin Mosher (Football) 1974Steve Mozingo (Basketball) 2005Steve Muterspaw (Wrestling) 1992John Nelson (Football) 1990James Murage Njoroge (C-C/Track) 1998Ken O’Brien (Baseball) 1976*Don Odle (Basketball) 1973Steve Officier (Track) 1984Taylor Oliver (Track/C-C) 1981Ruth Ozmun (Volleyball) 1986Dick Plants (Track/C-C) 1978Phil Price (Basketball) 2002Gordon Pritz (Football/Wrestling) 1982Conrad Rehling (Coach) 1979Steve Renaker (Basketball) 1981Dan Rocke (Baseball/Tennis) 2010Paul Rork (Tennis) 1986Wade Russell (Football/Track) 1992Terry Schaumleffel (Golf) 1985Lori Shepard (Track) 1989Brittany (Huyser) Smith (Volleyball) 2010Robert Smith (Baseball/Meritorious Service) 2008Kevin Sorensen (Football/Wrestling/Track) 1978Tom Spahr (Baseball) 2008Chuck Stuart (Track) 1983Ned Stucky (Meritorious Service) 2007Scott Timmons (Basketball) 1997Trevor Tipton (Football) 1984Yen Tran (Basketball) 2007Jay Tyree (Football/Wrestling) 1987Phyllis Vance (Softball) 2008Larry Walker (Baseball) 2005Paul Warner (Track/Football) 1975David Wayne (Basketball) 2004John Wheeler (Meritorious Service) 1983Drew Whitfield (Wrestling) 1984Norm Wilhelmi (Meritorious Service) 1999Jody Williamson (Track/C-C) 1994Larry Winterholter (Baseball/Basketball) 1975Willy Wood (Track) 1992Mark Wright (Basketball/Baseball) 1991Darren Youngstrom (Track) 2006

NAME (SPORT) YEAR INDUCTEDSheldon Bassett (Coach) 1994Cecil Bergen (Wrestling) 1986Doug Bonura (Football) 2001David Bowers (Coach) 1981Larry Brown(Track/C-C) 1989Teil Buroker (Meritorious Service) 1993Jim Bushur (Basketball) 1994Donald Callan (Football/Basketball) 1974Philip Captain (Track/C-C) 1974Joe Cebulski (Track) 2006Mal Cofield (Football) 1990Garth Cone (Coach) 1999Norm Cook (Meritorious Service) 1995Mark Cornfield (Track) 1991*Hersh Cornwell (Coach) 1973Bob Coughenour (Meritorious Service) 1986Chris Coy (Coach) 2006Natalie (Steele) Crane (Volleyball/Basketball) 2003*Bob Davenport (Coach) 1973Bob Davis (Football) 1985Stuart Davis (Soccer) 2010Laurel (Kinzer) Dean (Volleyball) 2009Heather (Pickerell) Delp (Volleyball) 2005Tom Dillon (Basketball) 1975Sam Eddy (Football/Baseball) 1989Ted Engstrom (Meritorious Service) 1996 Stevimir Ercegovac (Track) 2009Don Faimon (Golf) 1982Angie Fincannon (Coach) 2006Naomi Fruchey (Cross-Country) 2005Ralph Foote (Track/C-C) 1976Gary Friesen (Basketball/Track) 1980Ralph Gee (Basketball) 1995George Glass (Coach) 1977Nelson Gould (Football) 2004Steve Gradeless (Track/C-C) 1984*Don Granitz (FB/BB/Baseball/Track) 1973Tom Granitz (Basketball) 2003Glenn Guerin (Wrestling) 1982Rachel Haley (Basketball) 2001Taylor Hays (Basketball) 2007Justin Heth (Football) 2008Clark Hewitt (Baseball) 2004Carl Honaker (Basketball) 1976Art Howard (Basketball) 1977Tom Jarman (Coach) 1991*Forrest Jackson (Basketball) 1973Robert Jackson (Meritorious Service) 1990Roger Jenkinson (Basketball) 1980Ron Johnson (Football) 1995 Alan Jones (Basketball) 2009Gary Jones (Football) 1977

*Original inductees are denoted by an asterisk.

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The Camp Program: * Individual shooting instruction by expert shooting coaches * Daily check of fundamentals * Motivating speakers, including Tanya Crevier - the world’s best ball handler *Taylor University basketball players and trained counselors live in the residence hall with the players to supervise and instruct * Three league games daily against same-age players * A certificate of merit and evaluation will be received by each camper * Activities include movies, miniature golf and swimming * A certified trainer is available, and the university doctor is on call * Camp begins on Sunday evening and ends on Friday afternoon * Rooms, meals, insurance and a camp t-shirt are included

Boy’s Camp Director: Paul Patterson Paul Patterson has been the head men’s basketball coach at Taylor University for 31 years. In that span, he has recorded a career record of 678-337 and has taken his teams to the NAIA National Tourna-ment 14 times in the past 27 years. Patterson has been honored with 12 Coach of the Year awards, including the 1991 NAIA National Coach of the Year. In 1996, he re-ceived the organization’s highest honor as he was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame.

CAMP DATES 55th Annual Taylor Boy’s Camp July 10-15 / July 17-22 / July 24-29 / July 31 - August 5

36th Annual Taylor Girl’s Camp June 19-24 / June 26-July 1

If you are interested in participating in one of the basketball camps, you can find further information and an application via one of four avenues:

on our website at http://www.taylorbasketballcamp.com

Taylor Basketball Camp P.O. Box 201

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or call: 765.998.5312E-mail: [email protected]

Girl’s Camp Director: Tena Krause Tena Krause has been the head women’s basketball coach at Taylor University since 1989. She is the all-time wins leader in Taylor women’s basketball history with a record of 406-279 entering the 2010-11 season. During her tenure at Taylor, her teams have made six trips to the NAIA Division II National Tournament (including an Elite Eight finish in 2006-07) and have 12 seasons with 20 or more wins. Krause has won three Coach of the Year awards and was inducted into the Greenville College (Ill.) Athletic Hall of Fame in 1996.

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Trojan ClubTROjAN CLuB The Trojan Club is Taylor University’s athletic booster organization. Comprised of alumni, supporters, and friends, the Trojan Club’s purpose is to raise funds to further advance the development of Taylor intercollegiate athlet-ics. All 15 of Taylor’s intercollegiate programs benefit from the Trojan Club’s efforts. Among the many ways the Trojan Club supports the university include supplying funds for the establishment of a sports information position; buying new video, camera, and weight lifting equipment; and making funds available for coaches to attend clinics and conferences. Membership in the Trojan Club is open to anyone. The tax deductible membership categories are described below. To join call 765.998.5311 or write: Trojan Club, Taylor University, 236 W. Reade Ave., Upland, IN 46989-1001.

Athletic Director’s Circle ($1,000 and up)Steve and Phyllis BediStewart and Sandra CobineKenn and Sue Ellen HardleyJosh and Nikki KijankoPaul and Lisa NitzBrian and Sharice RothKen StuartDon and Sandy TomaszewskiKen and Suzanne WrightAnonymous

Taylor’s Starting Lineup ($500 and up)Barton and Marilyn ComstockEd and Bonnie CordialDave and Barb HuyserJim and Jeanine IshamJames PopeBob and Mary Kay RansbottomRoger and Lou RothRyan and Kimberly RothBob and Nancy SeeversJason and Ada StuckyNed and Jean StuckyGary and Bonnie TaylorAnonymous

Coach Level($250 and up)Jim and Janet BrownBob and Faye BurchardRod and Lisa ChandlerJason and Amber CussenSue DailyGeorge and Janet GlassChris and Vickie HoutsRon and Julie KorfmacherStanley and Betty MeyerAlan and Marlys MillerBruce and Jane MughmawJeff and Christina MurphyCarey and Beth PetersBill and Becky RingenbergGeoff and Carolyn SchwartzLori ShepardJud and Margaret SprungerDave WinklerMike and Jennifer Woods

Varsity Level($75)Rob and Ellen KellerRichard and Rose Mary KellumLee and Dawn KinzerCasey and Joanne KolkmanLois KorfmacherRhonda KraaiJim and Sybil LawBob and Sandra LovellAlex and Elizabeth LunaJoel and Angie MartinPeg MatthewsGene and Donna McCulloughJohn McNaryTerry and Heather MoritzPaula MoultonJohn and Jane NelsonHerb and Louise NygrenSteve and Diane OldhamJohn and Dee PattisonRachel RingenbergDan and Alice RossPete and Christine RossiTom and Jonnine RumneyDrew RundusRobert and Brenda SchwarzeEdward and Betty ShyEric and Brittany SmithJon and Wendy SouzisCharles and Sally StadingDella SutherlandJim and Robbin SwaneyJim and Vicki SwartDon and Joyce TaylorDarwin and Margaret ThompsonTUFFDick and Pat UnkenholzEd and Amy VaflorPhyllis VanceTodd and Melisa WesswickDavid and Faith WheelerNorm and Eunice WilhelmiTimothy WilsonLorraine Wink

Captain Level($150)Kristel BailinLyle and Lorena BarrettRandy and Kathy ClarksonJim and Susette CochranMichael and Janet CoonsBrent and Susan DawesMark and Jann DayRollin and Sandy FordLarry FuhrerTom and Julie GearhartBerry and S. Lynn HuffmanJerry and Carol KilgoreChuck and Mary Lou LoftonWilliam and Connie MatthewsJim and Joanne McFarlandKeith and Sandra NelsonPeter and Shawn NewhouseJeff and Sherry PetersenRoger and Tanya ReeceTim ReusserJeff and Ace RockeJoe and Carol RomineGene and Nancy RuppBrian and Dee StufflebamBrad and Bev Zarges

Varsity Level($75)Marc and Marcy BeachlerFrederick and Laurel BeckJoe and Lois BeesonTrenton and Holly BoggsNancy BowenAngie BrownTim and Carolyn BurkholderMichael and Sarah DaissTerry and Melinda DanielsMike and Nancy DoerstlerDelilah EarlsRoy and Kathy FlanaryCal and Betty FleserJeff GoodmanJoe and Julie HammondRobert and Karen HaydenJeff and Marda JacksonJim and Jo Jones, Jr.

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15 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

14 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS

10 STRAIGHT 25+ WIN SEASONS (‘84-’94)

1994 NAIA elite 8

1987, 2006 NAIA SWEET 16

11 NAIA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES

19 NAIA ALL-AMERICANS

1991 NAIA FINAL 4

42 ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS

678 wins by coach patterson

2010-11 TAYLOR UNIVERSITYMen’s Basketball Schedule

Date Opponent Location TimeNov. 2 CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN UPLAND, IND. 7:00Nov. 5 Judson Hammond, Ind. 8:30Nov. 6 Purdue-Calumet Hammond, Ind. 3:00 Nov. 15 OHIO STATE-MARION UPLAND, IND. 7:00 Nov. 17 Indiana Tech Fort Wayne, Ind. 7:30 Nov. 19 KUYPER UPLAND, IND. 7:00Nov. 23 Indiana Wesleyan * Marion, Ind. 7:00Nov. 26 WALDORF UPLAND, IND. 7:00Nov. 30 SAINT FRANCIS * UPLAND, IND. 7:00Dec. 4 Huntington * Huntington, Ind. 3:00Dec. 10 OHIO STATE-MARION UPLAND, IND. 6:00 Dec. 11 TBA UPLAND, IND. 3:00 Dec. 18 INDIANA TECH UPLAND, IND. 3:00 Dec. 21 CEDARVILLE UPLAND, IND. 3:00 Dec. 29 Heidelberg Springfield, Ohio 4:30 Dec. 30 TBA Springfield, Ohio TBA Jan. 4 SPRING ARBOR * UPLAND, IND. 7:00 Jan. 6 Marian * Indianapolis, Ind. 7:00 Jan. 8 Grace * Winona Lake, Ind. 3:00Jan. 15 GOSHEN * UPLAND, IND. 3:00 Jan. 18 Bethel * Mishawaka, Ind. 7:00Jan. 22 INDIANA WESLEYAN * UPLAND, IND. 3:00 Jan. 25 Saint Francis * Fort Wayne, Ind. 7:00 Jan. 29 HUNTINGTON * UPLAND, IND. 3:00Feb. 1 Spring Arbor * Spring Arbor, Mich. 7:00Feb. 5 MARIAN * UPLAND, IND. 3:00 Feb. 8 GRACE * UPLAND, IND. 7:00Feb. 15 Goshen * Goshen, Ind. 7:00Feb. 19 BETHEL * UPLAND, IND. 3:00Feb. 23-Mar. 1 MCC TOURNAMENT TBA TBA

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