2012-13 Owens Express Men's Basketball Media Guide

2012-13 OWENS EXPRESS

MEDIA GUIDEMEN’s BASKETBALL

Table of ContentsIntroduction

Staff

Player Profiles

Credits

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Table of Contents Express Directory

2012-13 Roster 2012-13 Picture Roster

2012-13 Schedule 2011-12 Year In Review

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Dave ClarkeCarl ThomasKeith Raine

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Jay MarquetteFranklin Lindsey

Kelvin ClarkChris Wilson

James KellyJustin Edmonds

Darius WashingtonAndy Bachman

Javon RiceMarkese Allen

Joe Retic II Tony Boykins

Reneillio Morrison

The 2012-13 Owens Express men’s basketball media guide was written,

edited and designed by Nicholas Huenefeld.

Owens Community College Directory Main Number: 567-661-7973

Men’s Basketball StaffDave Clarke, Head Coach - Ext. 7940 [email protected] Carl Thomas, Assistant Coach - Ext. 7940 [email protected] Keith Raine, Assistant Coach - Ext. 7940 [email protected]

INTRODUCTION

AdministrationRudy Yovich, Director of Athletics - Ext. 7974 [email protected] Loehrke, Assistant Athletic Director, Academics, Ext. 7983 [email protected] Ann LaVoy, Athletics Specialist - Ext. 7973 [email protected] Nicholas Huenefeld, Sports Information - Ext. 7972 [email protected]

Head CoachesBaseball, Devin Taylor - Ext. 7936 [email protected] Men’s Basketball, Dave Clarke - Ext. 7940 [email protected] Men’s Golf, Josh Williams - Ext. 2643 [email protected] Men’s Soccer, Art Johnson - Ext. 7938 [email protected] Softball, Duane Lanham - Ext. 7937 [email protected] Women’s Basketball, Michael Llanas - Ext. 7941 [email protected] Women’s Soccer, Mary Whisler - Ext. 7935 [email protected] Women’s Volleyball, Sonny Lewis - Ext. 7939 [email protected]

Assistant CoachesBaseball, John Parisho - [email protected] Baseball, Zach Tanner - [email protected] Men’s Basketball, Carl Thomas - [email protected] Men’s Basketball, Keith Raine - [email protected] Men’s Golf, Chris Hummer - [email protected] Men’s Soccer, Dave Prediger - [email protected] Softball, Kevin Snyder - [email protected] Softball, Sara Fleming - [email protected] Women’s Basketball, Stephen Perry - [email protected] Women’s Basketball, Jessica Lewis - [email protected] Women’s Basketball, Matt Hilkens - [email protected] Women’s Soccer, Caitlyn Theaker - [email protected] Women’s Volleyball, Denny Caldwell - [email protected] Women’s Volleyball, Angie Parisho - [email protected]

AffiliationsThe Express men’sbasketball team competes at the NJCAA D-II level, and they are a member of the OCCAC and Region XII.

CoverThe four players fea-tured on the cover of

this program are Justin Edmonds, Jay Marquette, James Kelly and Franklin

Lindsey.

Express Fund

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Owens Express Fund Donation Form

Photos

Photos courtesy of Nicholas Huenefeld,

Seth Foley, Brenda Guss, David Harrand, Michael Rickard, George Pollauf

and Kyle Wilber.

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Social Media

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Record Book24-48 Men’s Basketball

Record Book

2012-13 EXPRESS MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER

Numerical RosterNo.

00235

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Name

Andy BachmanJavon Rice

Markese AllenCody Begley

Jay Marquette Franklin Lindsey

Kelvin ClarkJoe Retic II

Chris WilsonJames Kelly

Justin Edmonds Tony Boykins

Reneillio Morrison Darius Washington

Ht.

6-65-105-95-96-36-46-36-36-66-76-46-26-66-9

Position

SF PG PG G G G G

PG F F G G

F/C F/C

Class

Fr.Fr.Fr.So.So.So.So. Fr.So.So.So.Fr.Fr.So.

High School

North Side Dayton DunbarDetroit Crockett

TekonshaCentral Catholic

WhitmerBogan

FishersStart

PioneerAlbion

Loy NorrixFla. St. University

Start

Hometown

Fort Wayne, IN Dayton, OH Detroit, MI

Tekonsha, MI Rossford, OH

Toledo, OH Chicago, IL Fishers, IN Danville, IL

Ann Arbor, MI Albion, MI

Kalamazoo, MI Kingston, Jamaica

Toledo, OH

Alphabetical Roster

Coaching Staff

Dave Clarke Head Coach (2nd Year)

Carl Thomas Assistant Coach

(2nd Year)

Keith Raine Assistant Coach

(1st Year)

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Name

Markese AllenAndy Bachman

Cody Begley Tony Boykins Kelvin Clark

Justin Edmonds James Kelly

Franklin Lindsey Jay Marquette

Reneillio Morrison Joe Retic II Javon Rice

Darius Washington Chris Wilson

Ht.

5-96-65-96-26-36-46-76-46-36-66-3

5-106-96-6

Position

PGSF G G G G F G G

F/C PG PG F/C

F

Class

Fr.Fr.So. Fr.So.So. So.So. So.Fr. Fr.Fr.So.So.

High School

Detroit Crockett North Side Tekonsha

Loy Norrix Bogan Albion

Pioneer Whitmer

Central Catholic Fla. St. University

Fishers Dayton Dunbar

Start Start

Hometown

Detroit, MI Fort Wayne, IN Tekonsha, MI

Kalamazoo, MI Chicago, IL Albion, MI

Ann Arbor, MI Toledo, OH

Rossford, OH Kingston, Jamaica

Fishers, IN Dayton, OH Toledo, OH Danville, IL

2012-13 EXPRESS MEN’S BASKETBALL PICTURE ROSTER

Express Quick FactsCollege InfoLocation: Toledo, OH

Founded: 1965 Nickname: Express

Colors: Red and WhitePresident: Dr. Mike Bower

Director of Athletics: Rudy Yovich Affiliation: NJCAA D-II

Region: XII Conference: Ohio Community College Athletic

Conference (OCCAC) Website: www.owens.edu

Coaching StaffDave Clarke, Head Coach - Ext. 7940 [email protected] Carl Thomas, Assistant Coach - Ext. 7940 [email protected] Keith Raine, Assistant Coach - Ext. 7940 [email protected]

Men’s Basketball Facts1st Year: 1966-67 Overall Record: OCCAC Record:

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Andy Bachman 6-6, SF, Fr. North Side

Fort Wayne, IN

Javon Rice 5-10, PG, Fr.

Dunbar Dayton, OH

Markese Allen 5-9, PG, Fr.

Crockett Detroit, MI

Cody Begley 5-9, G, So. Tekonsha

Tekonsha, MI

Jay Marquette 6-3, G/F, So.

Central Catholic Toledo, OH

Franklin Lindsey 6-4, G, So. Whitmer

Toledo, OH

Kelvin Clark 6-3, G, So.

Bogan Chicago, IL

Joe Retic II 6-3, PG, Fr.

FishersFishers, IN

Chris Wilson 6-6, F, So.

Start Danville, IL

James Kelly 6-7, F, So. Pioneer

Ann Arbor, MI

Justin Edmonds 6-4, G, So.

Albion Albion, MI

Tony Boykins 6-2, G, Fr. Loy Norrix

Kalamazoo, MI

Reneillio Morrison 6-6, F/C, Fr.

Florida St. Univ. Kingston, Jamaica

Darius Washington 6-9, F/C, So.

StartToledo, OH

Dave Clarke Head Coach 2nd Season

Carl Thomas Assistant Coach

2nd Season

Keith Raine Assistant Coach

1st Season

2012-13 EXPRESS MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Triton Tip Off Classic (Nov. 2-4)

Nov. 2 5 p.m. Morton Community College Chicago, IL

Nov. 3 3 p.m. Triton Community College Chicago, IL

Nov. 4 1 p.m. Cincinnati State Tech. & CC Chicago, IL

Nov. 6 7:30 p.m. Lorain County Community College Chicago, IL

Owens Tip Off Classic (Nov. 9-10)

Nov. 9 7 p.m. Kellogg Community College Toledo, OH Nov. 10 7 p.m.Jackson Community College Toledo, OH

Nov. 20 7:30 p.m. Kalamazoo Valley Community College Kalamazoo, MI

Lansing CC Invitational (Nov. 23-24)

Nov. 23 7 p.m.Lansing Community College Lansing, MI Nov. 24 3 p.m.Kellogg Community College Lansing, MI Nov. 28 7 p.m. Delta College University Center, MI

Dec. 1 7 p.m. Kalamazoo Valley Community College Toledo, OH

Dec. 3 7:30 p.m. Schoolcraft College Toledo, OH

Dec. 5 7:30 p.m. Mott Community College Toledo, OH

Dec. 8 3 p.m.Glen Oaks Community College Toledo, OH

Dec. 20 7:30 p.m.Mott Community College Flint, MI Dec. 22 3 p.m.Delta College Toledo, OH

Jan. 4 7 p.m. Washtenaw Community College Toledo, OH

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OCCAC Season

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Jan. 12 3 p.m. Sinclair Community College Toledo, OH Jan. 16 7:30 p.m. Cuyahoga Community College Cleveland, OH Jan. 19 3 p.m. Cincinnati State Technical & CC Cincinnati, OH Jan. 23 3 p.m. Lakeland Community College Toledo, OH Jan. 30 7:30 p.m. Edison Community College Piqua, OH

Feb. 2 3 p.m. Columbus State Community College Toledo, OH Feb. 6 7:30 p.m. Cuyahoga Community College Toledo, OH Feb. 9 4 p.m. Sinclair Community College Dayton, OH Feb. 13 7:30 p.m. Lakeland Community College Kirtland, OH Feb. 16 3 p.m.Cincinnati State Technical and CC Toledo, OH Feb. 20 7:30 p.m. Edison Community College Toledo, OH

Feb. 23 3 p.m. Columbus State Community College Columbus, OH

March 1 7 p.m.University of Akron Club Team Toledo, OH March 5, 8-9 TBARegion XII District I Tournament Cincinnati, OH March 19-23 TBA NJCAA D-II National Championships Danville, IL

*The Akron game on March 1 is a non-OCCAC matchup

Justin Edmonds

In 2011-12, first-year head coach Dave Clarke led the Express to their best season since 2006-07. The team finished 24-8 and made an appearance in the Region XII District 10 championship game.

They finished second in the OCCAC and their 24 wins marked a 14-win improvement over the previous year.

Two freshmen, Justin Edmonds and James Kelly, burst onto the NJCAA scene and were the team’s two leading scorers. Edmonds earned First Team All-OCCAC and First Team All-Region XII honors, while Kelly earned Second Team All-OCCAC honors. Clarke was named OCCAC Coach of the Year.

Kelly averaged 17.5 points and 9.8 rebounds, while racking up 18 double figure rebounding games - including a program record 21 vs Lakeland on Feb. 15. He also had a career high 34 points in that game. He also broke the program’s single season blocks record.

Edmonds averaged 18.8 points, four rebounds and three assists per game. He broke the program’s single season mark for most 3-pointers attempted. He only had three single digit scoring games.

2011-12 EXPRESS MEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR IN REVIEW

Nov. 1 Nov. 3

Owens 90 Lourdes JV 88 (OT) Owens 65 Henry Ford 61

Owens Tip Off Classic

Owens 91 Kellogg 59 Owens 89 Henry Ford 81

Owens 91 Siena Heights JV 77 Owens 81 Grand Rapids 57

Mott 88 Owens 65

2011-12 Schedule-Results

Overview

2011-12 RosterTaronta Cole Jr.Jerron Jamerson Jay Marquette Franklin Lindsey Kelvin Clark Jeff Burroughs Jordan Basinger James Kelly Justin Edmonds Milan Mabry Jeremy Weemes

Gulfport/Gulfport, Miss. Washington/South Bend, IN Central Catholic/Rossford, OH Whitmer/Toledo, OH Bogan/Chicago, IL Belleville/Ypsilanti, MI Kalida/Kalida, OH Pioneer/Ann Arbor, MI Albion/Albion, MI Bowsher/Toledo, OH Springfield/Holland, OH

GGG G/F G G F F G G F

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Head Coach: Dave Clarke Assistant Coaches: Travis Lewis, Carl Thomas, Josh Williams


Nov. 11 Nov. 12

Nov. 14 Nov. 18 Nov. 21

Oakland 77 Owens 65 Owens 61 Alpena 58

Owens 73 St. Clair County 62 Glen Oaks 82 Owens 79 Owens 85 Schoolcraft 70

Mott 74 Owens 70Owens 87 Grand Rapids 77

Owens 90 Lake Michigan 73Owens 85 Delta 75

Kirtland 70 Owens 68 *

Nov. 25 Nov. 26

Nov. 29Dec. 3Dec. 9

Dec. 14Dec. 16Dec. 17Dec. 20Dec. 30

Owens 65 Columbus State 60Owens 86 Ohio State Club 44

Owens 84 Sinclair 70Cuyahoga 76 Owens 63

Cincinnati State 65 Owens 62* Lakeland 82 Owens 72

Owens 96 Edison 71Columbus State 100 Owens 82

Owens 70 Cuyahoga 67Owens 88 Sinclair 85

Owens 92 Lakeland 84Cincinnati State 80 Owens 66 *

Owens 69 Edison 66

Jan. 7 Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 18 Jan. 21 Jan. 25 Feb. 1 Feb. 4 Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Feb. 18 Feb. 22

Owens 64 Cuyahoga 61 (Reg. XII Semis)Lakeland 80 Owens 58 (Reg. XII Finals)

March 9March 10

Region XII District 10 Tournament

OCCAC Season

Muskegon Invitational

James Kelly vs Mott CC

*Won due to forfeit

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Coaching Staff

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HEAD COACH DAVE CLARKE

Dave Clarke is entering his second season as the head coach for the Express men’s basketball program.

In his first year with the Express, Clarke led the Express to a 14 win improvement and was named the OCCAC Coach of the Year. The team finished with a 24-8 overall

record and finished second in the OCCAC. They also made their first appearance in the Region XII Dis-trict 10 championship game since the 2006-07 season.

Additionally, two freshmen (Jus-tin Edmonds, 1st Team and James Kelly, Second Team) earned All-

OCCAC honors. Edmonds was also named to the All-Region XII team.

In the seven years prior to be-coming the head coach at Owens, Clarke served at five colleges in varying coaching capacities.

He most recently served as an assistant coach at Mott Commu-nity College in Flint, Mich., from 2009-11. During his tenure at Mott, he helped lead the program to an overall 59-7 record. In 2008-09, Clarke served as the director of basketball operations at Bowl-ing Green State University. From 2006-08, he was the graduate assistant manager at the Univer-sity of Toledo, where he helped the team win a Mid American Confer-ence regular season title and cap-ture a school record 14 MAC wins in 2006-07.

Prior to that, Clarke served as an assistant coach at Northwood Uni-versity in 2005-06, student assis-tant coach at Ferris State Univer-

sity in 2004-05 and AAU coach for the Grand Rapids Storm from 2003-05.

Clarke played intercollegiate bas-ketball at Ferris State University from 2002-04, where he helped lead the Bulldogs to the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference regular season title as a senior. Prior to Ferris State, the Harbor Springs, Mich., na-tive played two seasons at Siena Heights University. Additionally, he is a member of the National As-sociation of Basketball Coaches and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes organizations.

The Maumee resident holds a bach-elor’s degree in business education with a minor in physical education from Ferris State University and a master’s degree in recreation and leisure studies from the University of Toledo.

He and his wife, Megan, have one daughter, Emmy.

Dave

ClarkeHead Coach - 2nd Year

FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY ‘04


ASSISTANT COACH CARL THOMAS

Carl Thomas is enterting his sec-ond season an assistant coach for the Express men’s basketball pro-gram.

He has previously served as an as-

sistant men’s basketball coach at Eastern Michigan University over the last six seasons.

Prior to that, he served as an assis-tant men’s basketball coach at the

University of Maryland Eastern Shore in 2004-05.

Prior to coaching, Thomas played 68 games over parts of three sea-sons in the NBA.

He played for the Cleveland Cava-liers, Sacramento Kings, Golden State Warriors, and the Orlando Magic. Thomas also played in the Continental Basketball Association (CBA) for Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids from 1992-99.

He was called up to the NBA five times, which is a CBA record. Following his career in the NBA, Thomas played professionally over-seas from 2000-03. He played for teams in France, Sweden, Greece and Italy.

Thomas is a graduate of Lansing (Mich.) Everett High School, where he played basketball, football

and baseball.

He was named the player of the year in the Capitol Conference as a senior in basketball, and he helped the baseball team reach the state semifinals in Class A.

Thomas and his twin brother, Charles, played for Eastern Michi-gan University from 1988-91 and won two Mid-American Conference titles, made two NJCAA Tourna-ment appearances and advanced to the Sweet 16 in 1990-91. Carl fin-ished his career with 1,179 points, 452 rebounds, 185 3-point field goals and 249 assists. He was a sec-ond-team All-MAC choice in 1991.

Thomas was inducted into the Lan-sing-area Athletic Hall of Fame in June 2005.

He and his wife, Gina, have two sons, Austin and Brandon.

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Carl

ThomasAssistant Coach -

2nd YearEASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY


ASSISTANT COACH KEITH RAINE

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Keith Raine is entering his first season as an assistant coach in the Express men’s basketball program.

Raine comes to the Express from Goshen College, where he spent one season as an assistant coach in the men’s basketball program.

While there, the team was ranked as high as 12th in the nation, the highest in program history.

Prior to that, he was the head stu-dent manager for men’s basketball at Bowling Green State University from 2008-10.

While there, the Falcons captured the regular season MAC cham-pionship and earned a bid to the NIT in 2008-09.

While on staff at BGSU, Raine worked with current Express men’s basketball coach Dave Clarke when Clarke was BGSU’s director of basketball operations during the 2008-09 season.

In past summers, Raine has spent his time working the camp circuit at several prestigous universities such as Duke, Michigan State, Syr-

acuse, Uconn, and Wake Forest.

He is also the former camp direc-tor of Sudden Impact Basketball Camps. Additionally, he is a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches and National Association of Collegiate Basketball Managers.

Currently, Raine is working to-wards a bachelor’s degree at the University of Toledo in interdisci-plinary studies with a concentra-tion in business management.

He previously attended BGSU and Housatonic Community College (Bridgeport, CT).

A native of Shelton, CT, Raine at-tended St. Joseph High School, where he played for legendary head coach Vito Montelli.

Keith

RaineAssistant Coach

1st YearUNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO


SOPHOMORES


Jay

MarquetteGuard

Central Catholic Rossford, OH

# 12

Marquette averaged 5.5 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.7 blocks per game as a freshman. He had six games of double figure scoring, including his season high of 13 points against Henry Ford CC on Nov. 3.

2011-12 Season

Prior to Owens

Marquette comes to Owens after helping lead Central Cath-olic to its first Ohio state final four appearance in school his-tory.

He played for coach Jim Welling. As a senior, he was named Honorable Mention All-City League and Honorable Men-tion All-District. Statistically, he had the top 3-point field goal percentage in the state of Ohio (52.1 percent) his senior year under head coach Jim Welling.

Academically, he was named to the All-City Academic Team as a senior and is a 2011 Owens Academic Excellence Schol-arship Recipient. His greatest personal sports thrill is de-feating St. John’s in the district finals and going on to the state final four his senior year.

Personal Jay is the son of Greg and Jackie Marquette. He has three siblings - Lee, Allie and Julia. His father played basketball for Owens in 1975-76, and his grandfather, Leroy “Cot” Mar-quette, was the first athletic director and men’s basketball head coach at Owens beginning in 1966.

Cot coached the team then known as the Penta Tech Jaguars from 1966-70 and helped the school to its first conference title (Turnpike Conference) during his tenure.

CAREER STATS Season PPG RPG APG BPG SPG 2011-12 5.5 3.9 2.5 0.7 1.1

SOPHOMORES


Franklin

LindseyGuard

Whitmer Toledo, OH

# 14

Prior to Owens

Personal Franklin is the son of Harold and Genise Lindsey.

Lindsey averaged 4.8 points and 3.8 rebounds as a freshman in 31 games of action. He shot 43.7 percent from the field and 36 percent from three point range.

His best play came in the Region XII postseason tour-nament in which he scored 30 points on 11-21 shoot-ing overall and 5-10 shooting from three point range in games against Cuyahoga CC and Lakeland CC.

In regular season play, Lindsey’s best game was 16 points on 6-for-8 shooting against Edison CC on Feb. 1.

2011-12 Season


Lindsey comes to Owens after helping lead Toledo Whitmer to a 2010-11 Toledo City League championship. During that senior year, he was named Second Team All-Toledo City League under the tutelage of head coach Bruce Smith.

Lindsey also ran cross country at Whitmer and lists the City League basketball title as his greatest personal sports thrill.

SOPHOMORES


Kelvin

ClarkGuard

Bogan Chicago, IL

# 22

Clark averaged 4.3 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.3 assists as a freshman in 32 games. Following a season ending injury to starting PG Jeff Burroughs, he started the season’s final eight games at the point.

Overall, he started 13 games and was named the team’s Most Improved Player. His best game of the year came in the team’s final game against Lakeland CC on March 10 when he had 14 points on 6-for-12 shooting.

2011-12 Season

Prior to OwensClark won the four-year award in basketball and boys soft-ball at Chicago Bogan, where he also participated in boys vol-leyball and track.

Personal

Kelvin is the son of Henry and Kandy Henderson. He has seven siblings - Henry, Greg, Sean, Jamal, Javon, Allen and Shanell.


SOPHOMORES

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Chris

WilsonForward

Toledo Start Danville, IL

# 24

Wilson is a 2007 graduate of Start HS who redshirted last season. During his senior year at Start, he was named First Team All-Toledo City League and Second Team All-District, while leading the City League in rebounding with 16.2/game.

During his junior year, he was named Second Team All-To-ledo City League. His high school coach was Gil Guerrero. Following his high school career, he played one season for Al-pena Community College where he averaged a double-double.

Prior to Owens

PersonalChris is the son of Eddie Gaines Jr. and Sheila Wilson. He has two siblings - Aaron and Bryan Wilson.

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SOPHOMORES


James

KellyForward

Pioneer Ann Arbor, MI

# 25

After a stellar freshman year in which he averaged 17.5 points and 9.8 rebounds per game, Kelly has garnered atten-tion as one of the top JUCO players in the nation.

This past summer, Kelly was selected for the Mullens Top 100 JUCO camp in St. Louis, Missouri. As a freshman with the Express, his started 29 games and totaled 34 assists, 48 blocks and 52 steals. He broke the program’s single season blocks record. In OCCAC play, he averaged 15.7 points and 9.3 rebounds per game.

On Feb. 19, he was named OCCAC Player of the Week thanks in large part to his 34 point, 21 rebound game against Lakeland CC. Those 21 rebounds broke the 27-year-old sin-gle game record. Following the year, he was named Second Team All-OCCAC and was the team’s co-MVP with Justin Edmonds.

2011-12 Season

Prior to OwensKelly came to Owens as an Associated Press Honorable Mention All-Michigan selection his senior year. He didn’t start playing basketball until his junior year, yet he posted a 24-point, 12-rebound performance in his first high school game. Later in that season, he had 11 points, 10 rebounds and 12 blocks in a game against Chelsea.

Kelly played for Rex Stanzach at Ann Arbor Pioneer. In the summer following his senior year, he won the Best of the Mid-west Dunk contest at Speece Fieldhouse in Fort Wayne, IN.

Personal James is the son of Desi Kelly Sr. and Darlene Isom. He has one brother, Desi Jr.

CAREER STATS Season PPG RPG APG SPG BPG 2011-12 17.5 9.8 1.1 1.6 1.8

SOPHOMORES


Justin

EdmondsGuard

Albion Albion, MI

# 32

Edmonds fell below double digit scoring in only three games his freshman year and finished as the team’s leading scorer. Overall, he averaged 18.8 points, four rebounds and 3.1 as-sists per game and scored an even 600 points overall. Ad-ditionally, he averaged 20.2 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.8 assists in OCCAC play. Following the season, he was named First Team All-OCCAC, First Team All-Region XII and was the team’s co-MVP along with James Kelly. His top game of the year came against Sinclair CC on Feb. 11 when he scored 32 points on 10-for-20 shooting overall and 5-for-12 shoot-ing from three point range. He had two 30 plus point games and 12 games of 20-29 points.

Edmonds tied the program records for most three point FG attempted in one game (13 vs Cincinnati State on Jan. 21) and FT percentage in one game (100 percent vs Henry Ford CC, 10/10). He broke the single season program record for most three point FGs attempted, as well, with 262.

2011-12 Season

Prior to OwensEdmonds comes to the Express basketball program after a decorated high school career.

As a senior, he was named First Team All-Battle Creek League, First Team All-Southwestern Michigan Activities Association, and Honorable Mention All-Michigan. Addi-tionally, he was a McDonald’s High School All-American nominee and was a participant in the Basketball Coach-ing Association of Michigan (BCAM) All-Star game.

He played for head coach Durant Crum at Albion.

Personal Justin is the son of Larry Bonner and Bonnie Edmonds. He has five siblings - Jeremy, Stephanie, Kiki, Kisha and Ryan.

CAREER STATS Season PPG RPG APG SPG BPG 2011-12 18.8 4.0 3.1 0.9 0.5

SOPHOMORES


Darius

WashingtonForward/Center

Start Toledo, OH

# 44

Prior to OwensWashington redshirted last season after spending one sea-son with Columbus State Community College, where he was part of a team that went to the NJCAA D-II National Tour-nament. He is a 2007 graduate of Roy C. Start HS, where he played power forward/center for coach Gil Guerrero.

Personal Darius is the son of Daryel Washington and Paula King. He has two brothers, Daryel and Demetrius Washington.


FRESHMEN

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Andy

BachmanSmall Forward

North Side Fort Wayne, IN

# 00

Prior to Owens

Bachman is a 2012 graduate of North Side HS. He earned First Team All-Summitt Athletic Conference (SAC) hon-ors his senior year, Second Team his junior year and Honorable Mention All-SAC honors his sophomore year. Additionally, he was named First Team All-Area with the Redskins. He participated in the Border Wars All-Star game, was a top 25 player in Indiana and participated in the prestigious IBCA Indiana Top 100 camp.

Personal Andy is the son of Bob and Chris Bachman. He has one brother, Ryan.

FRESHMEN


Javon

RicePoint Guard

Dunbar Dayton, OH

# 2

Prior to OwensRice is a 2011 graduate of Dayton Dunbar HS, where he played point guard for coach Peter Puillen. As a junior, he was a member of their Ohio state championship team.

Personal Javon is the son of Johnathan Rice and Juanita Robinson. He has three siblings - Alvance, William and Mitch.

FRESHMEN


Markese

AllenPoint Guard

Crockett Detroit, MI

# 3

Prior to Owens

Allen is a 2012 graduate of Detroit Crockett, where he was named Honorable Mention All-Detroit by the Detroit Free Press and the Detroit News, as well as Honorable Mention Class B All-State. He played for coach Juan Rickman.

Personal Markese is the son of Lawrence Allen and Tomiko Mc-Donald. He has two siblings - Quantrinique Johnson and Alante Allen.

FRESHMEN


Joe

Retic IIPoint Guard

Fishers Fishers, IN

# 23

Prior to Owens

Retic is a 2012 graduate of Fishers HS where he played with three NCAA D-I prospects. He was a member of the Men of the Family AAU team coached by Derrick Wil-liams. Joe Leonard was his head coach at Fishers, where he played small forward. For the Express, Retic will play point guard.

Personal Joe is the son of Joseph Sr. and Holly Retic. He has one sister, Jade.

FRESHMEN


Tony

BoykinsGuard

Loy Norrix Kalamazoo, MI

#33

Prior to Owens

Boykins is a 2012 graduate of Loy Norris HS in Kal-amazoo, where he played for coach Matt Covault. He was named First Team All-Southwest Michigan Athletic Con-ference (SMAC) during his time there.

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FRESHMEN


Reneillio

MorrisonForward/Center

Fla. State University Kingston, Jamaica

#34

Prior to OwensMorrison spent last season with the men’s basketball pro-gram at Lourdes University. He did not use a year of eli-gibility, however. Morrison is a 2011 graduate of Florida State University HS in Tallahassee, FL, where he was a two-time team captain and the team’s leading rebounder for coach Anthony Robinson.

Personal Reneillio is the son of Regina Lee. He has one sibling - Dorando Morrison.

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Express

Men’s

Basketball

Record Book Jeff Massey

(1991-93)

- 2-Time National Champion - All-Time

Scoring Leader -2-Time NJCAA

Player of the Year

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Year

1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 1975-76 1976-771977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99

1999-2000 2000-012001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-062006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

Totals

Overall Record

15-722-511-1313-1012-115-18

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EXPRESS MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK

Jeff Massey (1991-93)

- 2-Time National

Champion - All-Time

Scoring Leader -2-Time NJCAA

Player of the Year

Coach

Dave Clarke Kevin Skaggs Jack Trainer Jim Welling Jamie Gill

DJ Cameron Phil Sinkovich Dick Honner

Cot Marquette

Totals

Tenure

2011-present 2007-10 2006-07

1986-2006 1985-86 1983-851980-83 1975-80 1966-70

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Overall W-L

24-8 50-72 22-12

544-127 18-11

28-25 48-28 65-46 61-35

860-364 (.703)

OCCAC W-L

9-3 22-32

8-6 201-47

6-6 10-16 10-0 12-3

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277-113 (.710)

All-Time Coaching Records

Region XII Titles

000700000

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NJCAA Tourney Appearances

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*W/L records not complete due to lack of W/L record for some years of coaching tenure


EXPRESS MEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING HISTORY

Express Basketball: Marquette Started It, Welling Achieved Greatness, Clarke Restores Winning Tradition

Nearly 50 years ago, Cot Mar-quette started what has turned out to be one of the most success-ful NJCAA men’s basketball pro-grams in history.

In 1966-67, Marquette formed a team that was then known as the Penta Tech Jaguars.

In his second year, he led the team to their first 20 plus win season and its first conference champion-ship in the Turnpike Conference.

In those first two years, Mar-quette coached Jim Penix, who moved on to BGSU, was named the MAC Player of the Year and became the first and only player Owens has ever had selected in the NBA Draft.

In 1970, budget cuts forced the college to shut the program down.

Then, in 1975, Marquette, the col-lege’s athletic director, brought in Dick Honner to restart the pro-gram.

For five years, Honner rebuilt

the program and, in his final two years, he led the team to back-to-back 24 win seasons.

Phil Sinkovich took over in 1980-81 and led the team to a 25-4 re-cord and its second conference championship.

After Sinkovich left, DJ Cameron and Jamie Gill coached the next three years.

The program wasn’t able to achieve greatness, though, and that’s when Jim Welling entered. In 1986-87, the former assistant on Gill’s staff led the Express to a 20-12 record, their first 20 win season since 1980-81.

In his second year, Welling’s team finished 11-17, but that was the only losing season he would encounter in his Owens coaching career.

For the next 18 years, Welling never won fewer than 22 games in a season.

In 1990-81, Welling led the Ex-press to their third conference

championship. The following year, the program captured the first of back-to-back national championships.

In 1993-94, the team nearly cap-tured their third straight national title, but fell by five points in the title game.

In that three-year stretch, the program went 106-6. They con-tinued a streak of four consecu-tive OCCAC championships and won three straight Region XII championships - the first in pro-gram history.

During that time, Jeff Massey joined Penix as one, perhaps, the two most accomplished players Owens has ever had.

From 1991-93, he became the program’s all-time leading scorer, was twice named national player of the year and led the two nation-al title teams.

Penix still holds the single game scoring record with 51 points, while the duo still holds 14 pro-gram records.

After failing to make it out of re-gionals in 1994-95, Welling took the Express to a 3rd place finish at nationals in 1995-96.

He would coach the team to three more national tournament ap-pearances before his retirement in 2005-06.

In his time, the program won nearly 550 games and won two national titles, seven Region XII titles and eight OCCAC champi-onships, including their most re-cent one in 2001-02.

Jack Trainer in 2006 and won 22 games, but stepped away after one year.

Kevin Skaggs coached the next four years, but after losing the most games in a single season (21) in 2010-11, the program looked in a new direction.

Enter Dave Clarke, who went 24-8 in his first season and nearly led the team to its first Region XII title since Welling’s tenure. He looks to continue the resurgence this year.

By Nicholas Huenefeld

Phil Sinkovich DJ Cameron Jamie Gill Jack TrainerJim WellingDick HonnerCot Marquette Kevin Skaggs Dave Clarke

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Postseason History - Game By Game

The 1967-68 men’s basketball team, then known as Penta Tech, is pictured here. They were the first team to participate in postseason play. In tournament play, they defeated Alpena and Jackson before

falling to No. 1 Vincennes in the regional semifinal.

1967-68

Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated Alpena 88-66 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Jackson 81-54 Reg. XII Semis: Lost to No. 1 Vincennes 95-76

1978-79 OTCC Qtrs: Defeated Jefferson Tech 125-77 OTCC Semis: Lost to Muskingum Tech (? score) OTCC Consolation: Defeated Stark Tech 85-75 1979-80

OTCC Qtrs: Defeated Muskingum Tech 146-50 OTCC Semis: Defeated Stark Tech 100-84 OTCC Finals: Defeated Jefferson Tech 75-65

1980-81

OTCC Qtrs: Defeated Clark Tech 109-59 OTCC Semis: Stark Tech 84-67 OTCC Finals: Columbus Tech 75-73

1981-82

Reg. XII 1st Round: Lost to Cincinnati Tech 92-56

1984-85

OJCAC Qtrs: Defeated Cuyahoga 71-58 OJCAC Semis: Defeated Lima NW Business College 75-67 OJCAC Finals: Lost to Lakeland 73-68

1985-86

OJCAC Qtrs: Defeated Sinclair 77-67 OJCAC Semis: Lost to Lakeland 69-64 (OT)

1986-87

OJCAC Semis: Defeated Cincinnati State 68-6OJCAC Finals: Lost to Lima NW Business College 88-84Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Delta College 90-88 Reg. XII Semis: Lost to Oakland 82-80 *Oakland went on to win national title

1987-88

OJCAC Qtrs: Lost to Edison 69-61

1988-89

OJCAC Semis: Defeated Cincinnati State 106-84 OJCAC Finals: Defeated Cuyahoga 84-71 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Macomb 97-74 Reg. XII Semis: Lost to Lansing 105-90

1989-90 OJCAC Qtrs: Defeated Clark State 122-65 OJCAC Semis: Defeated Edison 90-78 OJCAC Finals: Defeated Cincinnati Tech 93-88 Reg. XII Qtrs: Lost to Oakland 80-79

1990-91 OJCAC Semis: Lost to Cuyahoga 81-78 Reg. XII 1st Round: Lost to Lake Michigan 72-60

1991-92 (NATIONAL CHAMPIONS)

OJCAC Semis: Defeated Sinclair 89-80 OJCAC Finals: Defeated Lakeland 97-90 Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated Delta College 99-76 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Kalamazoo Valley 95-87 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Macomb 96-77 Reg. XII Finals: Defeated Lansing 108-79 NJCAA Qtrs: Defeated Danville 75-66 NJCAA Semis: Defeated Penn Valley 97-74 NJCAA Finals: Defeated Iowa Lakes 105-86

1992-93 (NATIONAL CHAMPIONS)

OJCAC Semis: Defeated Edison State 93-48 OJCAC Finals: Defeated Cincinnati State 86-82 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Kalamazoo Valley 102-74 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Lansing 100-85 Reg. XII Finals: Defeated Muskegon 118-86 NJCAA Qtrs: Defeated Joliet College 103-90 NJCAA Semis: Defeated Clinton JC 97-69 NJCAA Finals: Defeated NE Christian College 109-85

1993-94 (NATIONAL RUNNER-UP)

OJCAC Qtrs: Defeated Southern State 105-63 OJCAC Semis: Defeated Cincinnati State 71-67 OJCAC Finals: Defeated Edison State 88-84 (OT) Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated Muskegon 108-82 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Grand Rapids 102-88 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Mott 72-63 Reg. XII Finals: Defeated Kalamazoo Valley 93-79 NJCAA Qtrs: Defeated Iowa Lakes 98-95 NJCAA Semis: Defeated Alfred State 95-77 NJCAA Finals: Lost to Joliet College 85-80

1994-95

OCCAC Qtrs: Lost to Sinclair 72-60 Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated Oakland 84-81 Reg. XII Qtrs: Lost to Macomb 64-57

1995-96 (NJCAA 3rd Place)

OCCAC Qtrs: Defeated Sinclair 80-65 OCCAC Semis: Defeated Lakeland 69-64 OCCAC Finals: Defeated Cuyahoga 83-59

Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Lansing 62-59 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Lakeland 87-68 Reg. XII Finals: Defeated Cuyahoga 89-88 (OT) NJCAA Qtrs: Defeated Naugatuck Valley 72-67 NJCAA Semis: Lost to Penn Valley 60-57 NJCAA 3rd/4th Place: Defeated John Wood 86-75

1996-97

OCCAC Qtrs: Defeated Cuyahoga 91-75 OCCAC Semis: Defeated Clark State 70-68 OCCAC Finals: Defeated Cincinnati State 86-83 Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated Alpena 84-67 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Muskegon 83-63 Reg. XII Semis: Lost to Lakeland 88-68

1997-98

OCCAC Qtrs: Defeated Columbus State 90-61 OCCAC Semis: Lost to Lakeland 74-66 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Lake Michigan 84-73 Reg. XII Semis: Lost to Mott 82-80 (OT)

1998-99 (NJCAA - 5th Place)

OCCAC Qtrs: Defeated Cuyahoga 78-72 OCCAC Semis: Lost to Lakeland 78-77 Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated Cuyahoga 93-65 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Grand Rapids 71-57 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Henry Ford 81-56 Reg. XII Finals: Defeated Glen Oaks 65-56 NJCAA Qtrs: Lost to Brown Mackie 71-68 NJCAA Consolation: Defeated Jamestown 63-57 NJCAA 5th/6th Place: Defeated United Tribes 85-80




Pictured here (L to R) is the 1991-92 and 1992-93 national championship teams. The 92-93 sophomore class capped a two-year run that saw the team have a 72-3 record, which included two OCCAC championships and two Region XII

championships - in addition to the national titles.

Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Lansing 62-59 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Lakeland 87-68 Reg. XII Finals: Defeated Cuyahoga 89-88 (OT) NJCAA Qtrs: Defeated Naugatuck Valley 72-67 NJCAA Semis: Lost to Penn Valley 60-57 NJCAA 3rd/4th Place: Defeated John Wood 86-75

1996-97

OCCAC Qtrs: Defeated Cuyahoga 91-75 OCCAC Semis: Defeated Clark State 70-68 OCCAC Finals: Defeated Cincinnati State 86-83 Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated Alpena 84-67 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Muskegon 83-63 Reg. XII Semis: Lost to Lakeland 88-68

1997-98

OCCAC Qtrs: Defeated Columbus State 90-61 OCCAC Semis: Lost to Lakeland 74-66 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Lake Michigan 84-73 Reg. XII Semis: Lost to Mott 82-80 (OT)


OCCAC Qtrs: Defeated Cuyahoga 78-72 OCCAC Semis: Lost to Lakeland 78-77 Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated Cuyahoga 93-65 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Grand Rapids 71-57 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Henry Ford 81-56 Reg. XII Finals: Defeated Glen Oaks 65-56 NJCAA Qtrs: Lost to Brown Mackie 71-68 NJCAA Consolation: Defeated Jamestown 63-57 NJCAA 5th/6th Place: Defeated United Tribes 85-80




The 1993-94 Express men’s basketball team (at left) nearly won the program’s third consecutive national championship as they fell in the title game 85-80. After failing to make it to the national tournament in 1994-95, the 1995-96 team (at

right) returned and finished third at nationals.


OCCAC Qtrs: Defeated Sinclair 69-62 OCCAC Semis: Defeated Clark State 97-64 OCCAC Finals: Lost to Cincinnati State 67-49 Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated Kalamazoo Valley 61-56 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated St. Clair County 72-55 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Muskegon 91-50 Reg. XII Finals: Defeated Mott 89-65 NJCAA Qtrs: Lost to Danville Area 58-54 NJCAA Consolation: Defeated Aiken Tech 85-80 NJCAA 5th/6th Place: Defeated Penn Valley 74-60

2000-01 OCCAC Qtrs: Defeated Clark State 86-74 OCCAC Semis: Defeated Columbus State 84-69 OCCAC Finals: Lost to Sinclair 75-73 Reg. XII 1st Round: Defeated St. Clair County 101-59 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Kalamazoo Valley 92-70 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Grand Rapids 67-63 Reg. XII Finals: Lost to Mott 73-62

2001-02

OCCAC Semis: Defeated Lakeland 72-67 OCCAC Finals: Lost to Cincinnati State 84-74 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Muskegon 92-77 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Lakeland 71-50 Reg. XII Finals: Lost to Mott 74-72

2002-03

Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Sinclair 90-68Reg. XII Finals: Defeated Columbus State 72-64 (OT) NJCAA Qtrs: Lost to Mott 73-70 (OT) NJCAA Consolation: Lost to Genesee (NY) 80-72

2003-04 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Edison 74-72 Reg. XII Semis: Lost to Columbus State 78-69

2004-05 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Clark State 67-47 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Cincinnati State 61-57 Reg. XII Finals: Lost to Cuyahoga 59-57

2005-06 Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Clark State 82-67 Reg. XII Semis: Lost to Cincinnati State 73-61

2006-07

Reg. XII Qtrs: Defeated Clark State 68-60 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Lakeland 82-77 (OT) Reg. XII Finals: Lost to Cincinnati State 66-62

2008-09

Reg. XII Qtrs: Lost to Cuyahoga 75-61

2009-10

Reg. XII Qtrs: Lost to Sinclair 67-64

2010-11

Reg. XII Qtrs: Lost to Columbus State 79-66

2011-12 Reg. XII Semis: Defeated Cuyahoga 64-61 Reg. XII Finals: Lost to Lakeland 80-58

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All-OCCAC HistoryBrian WilliamsRichie LeonardJoe SmithBoe EllisMichael StahlMichael WilliamsRoy ColemanOtis “Chip” SmithManny DurdenJim Harris Steve HardwickOtis “Chip” SmithSteve OmanSean KirklandJeff MasseySean KirklandTom PattersonJim HollowellJeff MasseyJason WadeFeisal CrumbyShane BechtelCorey AllisonFeisal CrumbyQuincy CloudShannon WilliamsCarey FoutyMarcus LanghorneShawn WymerBrad DelventhalJohntory “J.T.” ReeseJerry Wells KeVin Roberts Marcus LanghorneJohntory “J.T.” ReeseJeremy Walker Monty LatimerAntwann JonesCraig ErquhartBrian PonderJon PowellRick FoxCraig ErquhartShaun FountainRashard CarsonJon PowellJason DavisEric FloydJustin BurtonMarcus Evans

First TeamFirst Team

Honorable MentionHonorable Mention

First TeamHonorable Mention


Honorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable Mention


Honorable MentionFirst TeamFirst Team


First Team First TeamFirst Team


First TeamFirst TeamFirst Team

Honorable MentionFirst TeamFirst Team


First TeamFirst TeamFirst Team


First Team


First Team Second TeamSecond Team


First TeamSecond Team

Honorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable Mention

1986-871986-871986-871986-871987-881988-891989-901989-901989-901989-901989-901990-911990-911990-911991-921991-921991-921991-921992-931992-931992-931992-931992-931993-941993-941993-941993-941994-951994-951994-951994-951994-961995-961995-961995-961995-961996-971996-971996-971996-971997-981997-981997-981997-981997-981998-991998-991998-991998-991998-99

1999-001999-001999-001999-001999-002000-012000-012000-012000-012001-022001-022001-022002-032002-032002-032003-042003-042004-052004-052004-052005-062005-062005-062006-072006-072007-082007-082007-082008-092008-092008-092009-102009-102009-102009-102010-112010-112011-122011-12

Joe SheperdJustin BurtonRodney HughesDeandre BellPete LatkovicRodney HughesJeremy KingLamar ChearsDoug WhitemanKendon EdwardsLamont Ellis JaMar WesleyJamar WesleyMark ChurchMarques FobbsAndrae MartinTerrell BrownLarry Logan Jr.Cal DavisWillie Tisdale Jr.Alex Davenport Brian Sellers Julian LoganJulian LoganDeAndre HallDeAndre HallWes TaylorSedelle BroylesDeAngelo JordanTommie ClarkJustin MannsJonathan DunnEarl HardisonDalante HeardJoshua RobinsonCal EdwardsJerron JamersonJustin Edmonds James Kelly

First TeamSecond TeamSecond Team




Second TeamHonorable MentionHonorable Mention

First TeamSecond TeamSecond TeamSecond TeamSecond Team

First TeamHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable Mention


First TeamHonorable MentionHonorable Mention

Second TeamSecond Team

Honorable MentionFirst Team

Honorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable Mention


Brian Williams, 1986-87

Richie Leonard, Brian Williams and Joe Smith

(L to R)

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OCCAC Awards

OCCAC Player of the YearYear Player

Roy ColemanOtis “Chip” Smith

Jeff Massey Jeff Massey

Feisal CrumbyMonty Latimer

Jon Powell

1989-901990-911991-921992-931993-941996-971998-99

OCCAC Newcomer of the Year

Year PlayerJon Powell

Joe Sheperd1997-98 1999-2000

OCCAC Coach of the YearYear Player

Phil SinkovichJim WellingJim WellingJim WellingJim WellingJim WellingJim WellingJim WellingDave Clarke

1980-811989-901990-911991-921992-931993-942000-012001-022011-12

OCCAC All-Tournament TeamYear Player

Mark CarrBob Gwozdz

Kevin SzenderskiGreg Henry

Brian BrinkleyScott Simpson Ed Huckaby

Bo EllisBrian Williams

Bryan EllisRoy Coleman

John BoydJeff Massey

Tom PattersonJim Hollowell

Jeff MasseyJason Wade

Feisal CrumbyShannon Williams

Quincy CloudFeisal Crumby

Johntory “J.T.” ReeseKeVin RobertsMonty LatimerAntwann JonesCraig ErquhartRodney Hughes

Joe SheperdKendon Edwards Rodney Hughes

Kendon EdwardsMarques Fobbs

1979-801979-801979-801980-811980-811980-811980-811986-871986-871988-891988-891988-891991-921991-921991-921992-931992-931992-931993-941993-941993-941995-961995-961996-971996-971997-981999-001999-002000-012000-012001-022001-02

OCCAC Tournament MVPYear Player

Mark CarrGreg HenryBryan Ellis

Roy ColemanJeff Massey

Johntory “J.T.” Reese Monty Latimer

1979-80 1980-811988-891989-901991-921995-961996-97

GregHenry, Lonnie Good,

Scott Simpson and Brian Brinkley



All-Region XII Award History

Jim WellingJim WellingJim WellingJim WellingJim WellingJim WellingJim Welling

1991-921992-931993-941995-961998-991999-002002-03

Region XII/District Coach of the YearYear Player

Roy Coleman Otis “Chip” SmithJeff MasseyJeff MasseyFeisal CrumbyMonty Latimer Jon PowellJoe Sheperd

1989-90 1990-911991-921992-931993-941996-971998-991999-00

Region XII Player of the Year

Year Player

Brian WilliamsRoy ColemanOtis “Chip” Smith Otis “Chip” SmithJeff Massey Jeff Massey Jason WadeFeisal CrumbyShannon WilliamsJerry WellsMonty LatimerAntwann JonesJon Powell Joe SheperdRodney HughesJamar WesleyJulian LoganDeAndre HallJonathan DunnJustin Edmonds

1986-871989-901989-901990-911991-921992-931992-931993-941993-941995-961996-971996-971997-981999-002000-012002-032006-072007-082009-102011-12

All-Region XII TeamYear Player

Jerry Wells* KeVin Roberts Jon Powell Jon Powell*Marcus EvansJoe SheperdRodney Hughes*DeAndre BellRodney HughesJaMar WesleyMark ChurchLarry Logan Jr.Kendrick MillerDeAndre HallJustin Manns

1995-961995-96 1997-981998-991998-991999-001999-001999-002000-012002-032002-032004-052004-052006-072008-09

All-Region XII Tournament TeamYear Player

*** Tournament MVP

Joe Sheperd Jerry Wells

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NJCAA Award History

David Davis Cal Edwards Cal Edwards*

2007-082009-102010-11

NJCAA D-II Academic All-AmericansYear Player

Roy Coleman - First Team Otis “Chip” Smith - Second Team Jeff Massey - First Team Jeff Massey - First Team Feisal Crumby - First Team Jerry Wells - Third Team Jon Powell - First TeamJoe Sheperd - Third Team

1989-901990-911991-921992-931993-941995-961998-991999-00

NJCAA D-II Athletic All-Americans

Year Player

Jeff Massey* Tom Patterson Jeff Massey* Corey Allison Feisal Crumby Feisal Crumby Shannon Williams Johntory “J.T” Reese Rodney Hughes

1991-921991-921992-931992-931992-931993-941993-941995-961999-00

NJCAA D-II All-Tournament TeamYear Player

*3.8-3.99 GPA - Superior Honors

*Most Valuable Player

Jim WellingJim Welling

1991-921992-93

NJCAA D-II Coach of the YearYear Player

Shannon Williams



Postseason Team Award History

Lonnie GoodMarcus Langhorne

Craig ErquhartJon Powell

JaMar Wesley/Mark ChurchAndrae Martin

Larry Logan Jr./Cal DavisAlex Davenport

Julian LoganDeAndre Hall

DeAngelo JordanJonathan Dunn

Tommy Kralovic Jr./Craig ShortJustin Edmonds/James Kelly

1981-821994-951997-981998-992002-032003-042004-052005-062006-072007-082008-092009-102010-112011-12

Most Valuable Player

Year Player

Doug ShafferBrian Parker/Todd Hill

Shaun FountainMarques Fobbs

Cal DavisBrian Sellers

Zach DiekmanDeAndre HallJustin Manns

Brandon DrakeDerrick Sanderfer Jr.

Jerron JamersonKelvin Clark

1981-821994-951997-98

2002-032003-042004-052005-062006-072007-082008-092009-102010-112011-12

Most Improved Player

Year Player

Tim RudeyPete Paule

Pete MaienknechtJustin Freer/Kevin Thomas

Jerimy RobinsonSteve Switzer

Johnny WillhiteBrandon Dawson/David Davis

David DavisBrett McDougle

Tommy Kralovic Jr.Taronta Cole Jr.

1981-821997-981998-992002-032003-042004-052005-062006-072007-082008-092009-102010-11

Coaches AwardYear Player

Eric FloydAndrae MartinTerrell Brown

Jeremy DiekmanAndrew Vroman

T.R. EllisEarl Hardison

Craig ShortJeff Burroughs

Taronta Cole Jr.

1998-992002-032003-042004-052005-062007-082009-102010-112011-122011-12

Miscellaneous Awards

Year Player

Mr. DefenseOZone AwardOZone AwardOzone AwardOzone Award

Sixth Man of the YearDefensive MVP Defensive MVPDefensive MVP

Owens Express Standards Award

Award

Lonnie Good (far right) - team MVP 1981-82

Julian Logan (Left)

Tim Rudey(right)

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Former Express Players At Four-Year SchoolsRoy ColemanBrian WilliamsJoe SmithRichie LeonardDavid SmithOtis “Chip” SmithSteve HardwickJeff MasseyShane BechtelTom PattersonMartin GottfriedCorey AllisonSean KirklandKen RileyJason WadeJim HollowayJim AmstutzShawn WymerCarey FoutyTorrey ColemanJeff FinchJerry WellsTodd HillBrian ParkerMarcus LanghorneKeVin RobertsJohntory “J.T.” ReeseMonty LatimerBrett KuronVito KnightonWesley LambJames WilliamsAntwann JonesRashard CarsonKedran BarnhillCraig ErquhartBrian PonderShawn FountainCJ CaptainPete PauleAl KamaraSteve OmanJason WalkerCharles SharperBill RoyalJon PowellJason DavisCal FrazierJustin BurtonMarcus EvansDeandre BellPete LatkovicJoe SheperdChris WorkmanRodney HughesLamar ChearsJeremy KingDoug WhitemanChris FidlerAnton HubbardChris ReidDarel BurnettKendon EdwardsAnthony KyleJimmy Moore

University of AkronShawnee State UniversityShawnee State University

Sacramento State UniversityUniversity of FindlayUniversity of Findlay

Kent State UniversityXavier University

Shawnee State UniversityIPFW

Walsh College Shawnee State University

Emporia State University (Kansas)Spring Arbor College

Adrian College Indiana Tech

Novi University (Fla.) Shawnee State University

Saginaw Valley State UniversityNorth Central Oklahoma University

Glenville State UniversityHawaii Hilo University

William Penn CollegeLimestone College

Georgia State UniversityTennessee Martin University

IUPUI Western Kentucky University

Tiffin University IUPUI

Southern UniversityBethel College

Manchester College Saginaw Valley State University

IUPUI Eastern Michigan University

IUPUI University of Wisconsin Milwaukee

Shawnee State University University of South Carolina - Spartansburg

University of Charleston (WV) University of Indiana (South Bend)

Western Michigan UniversityEastern Michigan University

Indiana Tech University Western Michigan University

University of Detroit MercyOhio State University

Coastal Carolina University University of Rhode Island

Southern UniversityHeidelberg University

St. BonaventureLoras College

Hampton UniversityArmstrong Atlantic State University

IPFW West Liberty State College

Defiance College Lincoln Memorial

Wilberforce University Indiana Tech University Wayne State University

Myles CollegeWalsh University

Brandon JosephJohnny Wilhite Julian LoganMarty FelhaberMark CarrJim PenixMorry KocherPete SchmuhlMike GoreyDeAndre HallWes TaylorVerdell BillingsleyDonald LuciousSedelle BroylesGabe GibbsT.R. EllisCraig AshAlex DavenportLarry LoganRick FoxDeAngelo JordanJustin MannsJonathan DunnJamar WesleyPate LatkovicDerrick Sanderfer Jr.Cal EdwardsJordan BasingerJerron Jamerson

Central State UniversityLourdes College

California University (Pennsylvania) Bowling Green State University

Adrian College Bowling Green State University

Detroit College Ashland College

Defiance College Texas Southern University

Tusculum College (Tennessee) Ferris State University

Tuskegee University (Alabama) Mercyhurst College (Pennsylvania)

Glenville State University Urbana University

Fresno Pacific University Fresno Pacific University

Centenary University University of Buffalo

Tiffin University Kent State University

Northwood University (Fla.) Fairmont State (WV)

Cleveland State University Urbana University

Clarion University (PA) Siena Heights University

Goshen College (IN)

Postseason Team Award History

Jeff Massey, pictured above, went on to play

two years for Xavier Universi-

ty. He is pictured during a timeout

with the Mus-keteers. At left is Jason Wade, who played at

Adrian College.



Most Points 133 vs Clark State Community College, 2-20-93 133 vs Kellogg Community College, 12-13,91

Fewest Points 57 vs Macomb Community College, 3-2-95 57 vs Lorain County Community College, 1978-79

Most Points - Both Teams 243 vs Wright State University, 1-25-86

FG Attempted 106 vs Wright State University, 1-25-86

FG Made 66 vs Clark State Community College, 1-28-91

FG Percentage 75% vs Clark State Community College, 1984-85

3-Pt FG Attempted 37 vs Kalamazoo Valley Community College, 12-18-10

3-Pt FG Made 15 vs St. Clair County Community College, 12-5-98 15 vs Lansing Community College, 11-11-98

3-Pt FG Percentage 68.75% vs Sinclair Community College, 2-10-96 (11/16)

FT Attempted 50 vs Oakland Community College, 11-10-09 50 vs Macomb Community College, 1-15-91

FT Made 40 vs Cuyahoga Community College, 1-9-91

FT Percentage 90% Edison Community College, 2-13-91 (18/20) 90% Lake Superior State, 12-23-66

Rebounds 67 vs Edison Community College, 1-26-11

Assists 41 vs Clark State Community College, 1-28-91

Steals 26 vs Oakland Community College, 11-9-94

Blocked Shots 18 vs Marygrove JV, 11-12-10

Most Fouls 31 vs Oakland Community College, 11-10-09 31 vs Kalamazoo Valley Community College, 11-11-92

Fewest Fouls 6 vs Cuyahoga Community College, 1984-85

Largest Margin of Victory 96 vs Muskingum Tech, 2-22-80

Largest Margin of Defeat 63 vs Lorain County Community College, 1978-79

Most Points In A Half 77 vs Clark State Community College (2nd half), 2-20-93

Fewest Points In A Half 24 vs Mott Community College, 11-17-10

Most Points Allowed 118 vs Lakeland Community College, 1-13-95

Fewest Points Allowed 34 vs Macomb Community College, 12-14-01

Fewest Points Allowed In A Half 14 vs Macomb Community College, 12-14-01 14 vs Monroe (MI) Community College, 12-29-66

Single Game - Team

Sean Kirkland battles for a rebound against a player from Lakeland Community College. He was a member of the

Express from 1990-92 and helped set numerous records.

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Most Wins 37, 1991-92

Most Losses 21, 2010-11

Fewest Wins 5, 1976-77

Fewest Losses 1, 1992-93

Most Points 3,940, 1991-92

2-Pt FG Attempted 2,893, 1991-92

2-Pt FG Made 1,520, 1991-92

2-Pt FG Percentage 53.5%, 1998-99

3-Pt FG Attempted 787 vs 2011-12

3-Pt FG Made 299, 1998-99

3-Pt FG Percentage 43.9%, 1990-91

FT Attempted 1,064, 1991-92

FT Made 700, 1991-92

FT Percentage 77.8%, 1990-91

Rebounds 1,614, 1991-92

Assists 865, 1991-92

Steals 478, 1991-92

Blocked Shots 184, 2010-11

Points Per Game Average 102.35, 1991-92

Fewest Points Allowed Average 75, 1987-88

Longest Winning Streak 31 games, 12-12-92 to 12-17-93

Longest Home Winning Streak 76 games, 2-4-89 to 1-4-96

Longest Losing Streak 14 games, 2007-08

Single Season - Team

Back-To-Back NJCAA 5th Place Finishes

The 1998-99 and 1999-2000 teams finished in 5th place at the NJCAA D-II National Tournament. In each of the two following years, the Express finished just one game from advancing to the NJCAA D-II tournament. Then, in 2002-03,

the Express made it back to nationals.



Most Points 51 - Jim Penix vs Monroe (MI) Community College, 12-29-66

FG Attempted 32 - Jim Penix vs Monroe (MI) Community College, 12-29-66

FG Made 21 - Jim Penix vs Monroe (MI) Community College, 12-29-66

FG Percentage (Min. 10 Attempts) 100% - Billy Royal vs Alpena Community College, 12-21-98 (10/10)

3-Pt FG Attempted 13 - Tommy Kralovic Jr. vs Cincinnati State Community College, 2-12-11 13 - Justin Edmonds vs Cincinnati State Community College, 1-21-12

3-Pt FG Made 8 - Chris Trobaugh vs Ohio State University Club, 12-17-05

3-Pt FG Percentage 100% - Chris Trobaugh vs Ohio State University Club, 12-17-05 (8/8)

FT Attempted 21 - Otis “Chip” Smith vs Ohio Valley Community College, 11/23/90 21 - Otis “Chip” Smith vs Macomb Community College, 11/15/90

FT Made 17 - Jon Dunn vs Oakland Community College, 11-10-09

FT Percentage 100% - Jeremy King vs Clark State Community College, 2-24-01 (14/14) 100% - Justin Edmonds vs Henry Ford Community College, 11-12-11 (10/10)

Rebounds 21 - James Kelly vs Lakeland Community College, 2-15-12 21 - Eric Seaman vs Clark Technical College, 2-16-85

Assists 19 - Brian Brinkley, 1980-81

Steals 10 - Otis “Chip” Smith vs Edison Community College, 2-13-91

Blocked Shots 8 - Dan Dooley - Edison Community College, 12-18-82 8 - Justin Manns vs Concordia JV, 11-17-08

Individual - Single Game

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Chip Smith, pictured above, holds the single game record for most steals (10). He posted

numerous triple-doubles during his two-year career.

Jeff Massey, to the left, is shown dunking the

ball against Kalamazoo Valley

Community College in a game at Alumni Hall.

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Individual - Season

Most Points 1,047 - Jeff Massey, 1991-92

FG Attempted 725 - Jeff Massey, 1991-92

FG Made 406 - Jeff Massey, 1991-92

FG Percentage 69.4% - Feisal Crumby, 1993-94

3-Pt FG Attempted 262 - Justin Edmonds, 2011-12

3-Pt FG Made 112 - Jeff Massey, 1991-92

3-Pt FG Percentage 46% - Pete Latkovic, 1998-99 (46-100)

FT Attempted 262 - Tom Patterson, 1989-90

FT Made 189 - Jon Dunn, 2009-10

FT Percentage 88% - Jeff Ziegler, 1982-83

Rebounds 361 - Larry Logan, 2004-05

Assists 294 - Otis “Chip” Smith, 1989-90

Steals 131 - Otis “Chip” Smith, 1989-90

Blocked Shots 58 - James Kelly, 2011-12

Feisal Crumby, pictured above, holds the high-est single season and career field goal percentage records. He was one of the most prolific scorers

in his two-year career (1992-94) at Owens Community College. As a freshman, he helped the Express capture their second consecutive

national championship. Then, as a sophomore, he led them back to the national title game be-

fore falling to Joliet.

Most Points 1,894 - Jeff Massey, 1991-93

FG Attempted 1,351 - Jeff Massey, 1991-93

FG Made 731 - Jeff Massey, 1991-93

FG Percentage 65.4% - Feisal Crumby, 1992-94

3-Pt FG Attempted 386 - Jeff Massey, 1991-93

3-Pt FG Made 172 - Jeff Massey, 1991-93

3-Pt FG Percentage 46.6% - Manny Durden, 1989-91 (55/119)

FT Attempted 362 - Jeff Massey, 1991-93

FT Made 260 - Jeff Massey, 1991-93

FT Percentage 80.4% - Tom Patterson, 1990-92 (123-153)

Rebounds 597 - Brian Williams, 1985-87

Assists 504 - Otis “Chip” Smith, 1989-91

Steals 234 - Otis “Chip” Smith, 1989-91

Blocked Shots 99 - Rodney Hughes, 1989-91



Individual - Career

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Brian Williams, far above, holds the program’s career rebounding record nearly 30 years after

his time at Owens ended. Jeff Massey, pictured in the other two photos, finished his record-break-

ing two-year career with the Express in 1993, but he still holds seven of the career records for the Express. He won back-to-back national cham-pionships and is the program’s all-time leading

scorer.

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Yearly Rosters1966-67

Head coach: Cot Marquette

Roster: Mike Branaugh, Danny McLemore, George Newton, Jim Penix, Earl McVay, Morry Kocher, Bob Utley, Jim Galloway, Jack Johnson, Joe Minarcin, Ron Kreger, Tom Ludi, Byron Dimon, Pete Schmuhl, Tom Meyer, Dwight “Doc” Schroeder

1967-68

Head coach: Cot MarquetteAssistant coaches: Dick Honner

Roster: Jim Penix, Morry Kocher, Pete Schmuhl, Tom Meyer, Joe Minarcin, Gary Hahn, George Hodak, Jerry Hu-ber, Dave Meyers, George Meyers, Bob Smith, Craig Walters, Ed Taylor

1968-69

Head coach: Cot MarquetteAssistant coaches: Dick Honner and Don Montague

Roster: Gary Hahn, Jerry Huber, Ron Scherer, Charles Reese, Mel Foster, Andy McBride, Bob Freeman, Mike Roach, Jack Streit, Roger Keys, Ben White, Arty Wismer

1969-70

Head coach: Cot MarquetteAssistant coaches: Dick Honner

Roster: Ron Scherer, Ben White, Andy McBride, Charles Reese, Randy Smith, Bill Dunbar, Bruce Fowler, Dave Lyles, Mike Roach, Bruce Flores, Bob Freeman, Mike Littin, Bob Spieles

1975-76

Head coach: Dick Honner

Roster: Dwight Stewart, Greg Marquette, Lee Liddell, Pat Kirtz, Marty Schroeder, Chuck Crim, Larry Huggins, Doug Alexander, Mike Riley, Ken Fortney, Larry Whitlock, Tom Swartz, Mark Lankey, Tom Strausbaugh, Chuck Fletcher

1976-77


Roster: Pat Kirtz, Chuck Fletcher, Terry Cole, Chuck Crim, Ken Fortney, Chuck Frazier, Dave Donley, Mike Diek-man, Al Richards, Mike Riley

1978-79


Roster: Mark Carr, Jim Welling, Tony Vines, Steve Fortney, Kevin Szenderski, ? Menden, Jim Getz, Mike Artz, Bill Warner, Bart Ferguson, Mike Gorey, Ron Dudley

1979-80


Roster: Bob Gwozdz, Glenn Hill, Scott Simpson, Mark Carr, Bart Ferguson, Kevin Szenderski, Phil Warner, Keith Szenderski, Roger Tarolli, Tim Hamlin, Mike Granberry, Brian Brinkley, Mike Myles, Jim Couch, Dale Carr

1980-81

Head coach: Phil Sinkovich

Roster: Brian Brinkley, John Jones, Scott Simpson, Jim Couch, John Powers, Ed Huckaby, Greg Henry, Frank “Cal-vin” Allison, Lonnie Good, Haywood Landry, Mike Naus, Tim Rudey, Doug Shaffer, Steve Hurlbert

1981-82


Roster: Mike Naus, Lonnie Good, Jim Fox, Greg Henry, Joe Fischer, Tim Rudey, Jim Shee, Stan Becker, Wilbur Hill, Dave Simon, Mike Harmon, Mike Uebeeroth, Doug Shaffer

1982-83


Roster: Dan Dooley, Solomin Hill, Dennis Brown, Bruce Blake, Steve Huckaby, Dave Freeman, Sam Burton, Tom Nowak, Scott Hemminger, Conrad Szozda, Mike White, Jeff Ziegler

1983-84

Head coach: D.J. CameronAssistant coaches: Jamie Gill

Roster: Victor Truss, Ray Portillo, Curtis Westley, Ricardo “Carlos” Sampson, Arnie Hardy, Dave Freeman, ? Condon, Dennis Brown, Bruce Blake, Scott Hemminger, ? Prouty

1984-85

Head coach: D.J. CameronAssistant coaches: Jamie Gill

Roster: Craig Johnson, Marichal Martin, Tim Condon, Ray Portillo, Ellis Green, Roger Hill, Jeff Taylor, Eric Seaman, Tony Grant, Rick Luman, Lee Files, ? Hohlbein, Pat Walker, Brett Cousin

1985-86

Head coach: Jamie GillAssistant coaches: Jim Welling

Roster: Brian Williams, Joe Smith, Rich Leonard, Tony Grant, Andre Neal, ? Dzienglewski, ? Zorballeeff

1986-87

Head coach: Jim WellingAssistant coaches:

Roster: Mark Barnes, Patrick “Bo” Ellis, Troy Gype, John “Jack” Lawrence, Richard Leonard, Donald Martin, Jarrod Mosley, Michael Stahl, Joseph Smith, Jeffrey Turi, Brian Williams, Paul Ziegler



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Yearly Rosters1987-88

Head coach: Jim Welling

Roster: Tyrone Buck, Tommy L. Butts, Troy Gype, Scott Helmke, Mark Jones, John “Jack” Lawrence, Donald Martin, Michael Stahl, John Stewart, Jeffrey Turi, Michael Williams

1988-89


Roster: Vincent “Todd” Alston, John Boyd, Troy Bryant, Tad Cannon, Roy Coleman, Bryan Ellis, John Ernsthausen, Randy Maag, Sean Nickelson, Brad Nieman, Mike Williams, Paul Ziegler, Shawn Wimberly

1989-90

Head coach: Jim WellingAssistant coaches: Paul Svatik

Roster: Troy Bryant, Roy Coleman, Bryan Ellis, Mike Williams, Emanuel “Manny” Durden, Daryl Goodman, Lamar Lester, Steve Oman, Otis “Chip” Smith, Garnett Williams, Jim Harris, Steve Hardwick, Eric Jordan, Scott Helmke

1990-91

Head coach: Jim WellingAssistant coaches: Paul Svatik and Curt Connor

Roster: Emanuel “Manny” Durden, David Smith, Mike Zellner, R. Earl Martin, Dennis Goodman, Steve Oman, Daryl Goodman, Sean Kirkland, Tom Patterson, Otis “Chip” Smith, Shannon Wymer, Will Meadows

1991-92


Roster: Shane Bechtel, Dan Black, Eric Culliver, J.C. Ehmann, Dennis Goodman, Jim Hollowell, Sean Kirkland, Dave Klem, Jeff Massey, Phil McDaniel, Tom Patterson, Ken Riley, Jason Wade

1992-93


Roster: Corey Allison, Jim Amstutz, Shane Bechtel, Quincy Cloud, Feisal Crumby Jr., Brad Delventhal (RS), John “J.C.” Ehmann, Carey Fouty, Martin Gottfried, Jeff Massey, Kashif Phillips, Ken Samuel, Jason Wade, Jason Walker

1993-94


Roster: Feisal Crumby Jr., Quincy Cloud, Brad Delventhal, Carey Fouty, Corel Gates, Michael Hadley, Damon Hair-ston, DeNard Mays, Dwight McNeal, Shannon Williams, Shawn Wymer, Matt Horner, Kenny McMillan, Shedrick Murrell

1994-95


Roster: Jeremy Walker, Brandon Grant, Shawn Wymer, Brad Delventhal, KeVin Roberts, Johntory “J.T.” Reese, Jerry Wells, Todd Hill, Craig Everage, Jason Alston, Marcus Langhorne, Brian Parker, Nate Bonds, Mickey Honas

1995-96

Head coach: Jim WellingAssistant coaches: Paul Svatik and Ed Huckaby

Roster: Torrey Coleman, Jeff Finch, Byron Gladden, Todd Hill, Brett Kuron, Wesley Lamb, Marcus Langhorne, Brian Parker, Johntory “J.T.” Reese, KeVin Roberts, Mark Taylor, Jeremy Walker, Jerry Wells, LeVon Graham

1996-97

Head coach: Jim WellingAssistant coaches: Ed Huckaby and Greg Noftz

Roster: Shaun Fountain, CJ Captain, James Williams, Brett Kuron, Charles “Chuck” Sharper, Monty Latimer, An-thony Amison, Brian Ponder, Vito Knighton, Antwon Jones, Craig Erquhart, Mickey Honas, Kedran Barnhill, Matt Quayle, Wesley Lamb, Stefhan Allen

1997-98


Roster: Shaun Fountain, Rashard Carson, Troy Scott, Albert Kamara Jr., CJ Captain, Pete Paule, Eric Floyd, Brian Ponder, Jonathan Powell, Rick Fox, Craig Erquhart, Kedran Barnhill, Shawn Steele, Michael Turner, Quincy Roberts, Marcus Evans

1998-99

Head coach: Jim WellingAssistant coaches: Leroy King and Greg Noftz

Roster: Charles Danzy, Justin Burton, Pete Latkovic, Jason Davis, Chris Workman, Eric Floyd, Billy Royal, Jon Pow-ell, Rick Fox, Brian Myers, Pete Maienknecht, Eddie Sharpe, Wes Miller, Marcus Evans, Justin Fisher, Darnell Jack-son

1999-2000

Head coach: Jim WellingAssistant coaches: Leroy King and Jack Trainer

Roster: Joe Sheperd, Rodney Hughes, DeAndre Bell, Lamar Chears, Justin Burton, Marcus Evans, Pete Latkovic, Chris Workman, Charles Danzy, Chris Fidler, Lawrence Westbrook, Justin Best, Isaac Hubbard, Brandon Joseph

2000-01


Roster: Rodney Hughes, Lamar Chears, Isaac Hubbard, Chris Fidler, Bob McDonald, Doug Whiteman, Jeremy King, Byron Cole, Kevin Thomas, Darrius Hollis, Robert Bankhead, Lamont Ellis, Chris Reid, Daryl Burnett, Kendon Ed-wards, Danny Schukraft



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2001-02


Roster: Anton Smith, Justin Freer, Phil McDaniel, Kendon Edwards, Carlen Pittman, Jim Moore, Ricardo Lucas, Mark Church, JaMar Wesley, Bob McDonald, Lamont Ellis, Branden Joseph, Anthony Kyle, Marques Fobbs

2002-03


Roster: Andrew Brown, Terrell Brown, Mark Church, Marques Fobbs, Justin Freer, Ricardo Lucas, Andrae Martin, Kevin Shorter, Dajuan Tate, Kevin Thomas, JaMar Wesley, Noah Williams, Keenan Williams, Raynard “Tito” Alexan-der, Dantigus Martin, Kevin Jones

2003-04


Roster: Terrell Brown, Noah Williams, Anthony Calo, Willie Tisdale Jr., Dominic Perry-Harrison, Cal Davis, Jerimy Robinson, Sean Washington, Thomas Clay, Anton Hubbard, Danny Rose, Jeremy Diekman, Andrae Martin, Terrence Jones, Larry Logan Jr., Ricardo Lucas

2004-05


Roster: Jerimy Robinson, Willie Tisdale Jr., Cal Davis, Steve Switzer, Kendrick Miller, Anthony Calo, DeAuntay Scott, Brian Sellers, Larry Logan Jr., Ronnel Isom, Sean Washington, Anton Hubbard, Jeremy Diekman, Zach Diekman, Scott Hughes, Lloyd Kilgore

2005-06

Head coach: Jim WellingAssistant coaches: Leroy King, Jack Trainer and Kevin Skaggs

Roster: Julian Logan, Zach Diekman, Brian Sellers, DeAuntay Scott, Vershawn Chears, Jordan Murphy, Chris Tro-baugh, Johnny Willhite, Larry White, DeShawn Walker, Majok Chol, Alex Davenport, Keenan Davis, Craig Ash, Devin Washington, Brandon Stephens, Andrew Vroman, Kenny Thomas

2006-07

Head coach: Jack TrainerAssistant coaches: Leroy King and Kevin Skaggs

Roster: Julian Logan, DeAndre Hall, Brandon Dawson, David Davis, Chris Trobaugh, Noah Williams, Kyle Lightner, Sedelle Broyles, C.J. Simmons, T.R. Ellis, Gabe Gibbs, Wes Taylor, Blayne Welling, Michael Gibson

Yearly Rosters

2007-08

Head coach: Kevin SkaggsAssistant coaches: Corey Tucker and Marcus Evans

Roster: DeAndre Hall, Justin Manns, T.R. Ellis, David Davis, Wes Taylor, Sedelle Broyles, Brandon Dawson, James Walker, Fletcher Noble, Nick Owens, DeAngelo Jordan, Brandon Drake, Brett McDougle, Verdell Billingsley, Gabe Gibbs

2008-09

Head coach: Kevin SkaggsAssistant coaches: Corey Tucker, Marcus Evans, Gil Guerrero

Roster: Fletcher Noble, DeAngelo Jordan, Eric Thomas, Nick Owens, Brandon Drake, Brett McDougle, Justin Manns, Donald Lucious, Tommie Clark, Michael Lee, Chris Wade, Josh Robinson, Ronnie Phillips, Mario Graham, Brew Story

2009-10

Head coach: Kevin SkaggsAssistant coaches: Corey Tucker and Allen Drake

Roster: Josh Robinson, Michael Lee, Traymone Camak, Virgil McGuire, Cal Edwards, Tommy Kralovic Jr., Earl Hard-ison, Jon Dunn, Derrick Sanderfer Jr., Dylan Jablonski, Bruce Huntley, Craig Short, Dalante Heard, Karon Gaines

2010-11

Head coach: Kevin SkaggsAssistant coaches: Travis Lewis and Allen Drake

Roster: Tommy Kralovic Jr., Craig Short, Jerron Jamerson, Taronta Cole Jr., Cal Edwards, Derrick Sanderfer Jr., Andrew Scarton, Kesean Kerkulah, Kendall Frank, James Wimberly, Ababacar Ndoye

2011-12

Head coach: Dave ClarkeAssistant coaches: Travis Lewis, Carl Thomas, Josh Williams

Roster: Taronta Cole Jr., Jerron Jamerson, Jay Marquette, Franklin Lindsey, Kelvin Clark, Jeff Burroughs, Jordan Basinger, James Kelly, Justin Edmonds, Jeremy Weemes, Milan Mabry



Yearly Rosters

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