2003-04 IPFW Men's Basketball Media Guide

12003–04 Mastodons Basketball

2003–2004 IPFW Mastodons Basketball

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Quick Facts 1Allen County War Memorial Coliseum 2Hilliard Gates Sports Center 3Royal Dons Club 4Team Photo/Schedule 6Team Roster 7Season Outlook 8Team Photo/Roster 82003-2004 Coaching Staff 11Head Coach Doug Noll 12Associate Head Coach Joe Pechota 14Assistant Coach Fred Andrews 15Assistant Coach Prentis Phillips 15Support Staff 16Radio/Television Chart 21Keion Henderson 22Jim Kessenich 23Terry Collins 24David Simon 25Ric Wyand 26Tyler Clevenger 27Brandon Jennings 27Kyler Thrasher 28Quintin Carouthers 28Byron Malone 29Justin Hawkins 29Beau Bauer 29Peter Campbell 29Charles Campbell 30Eric Bergstrom 30Chancellor Michael A. Wartell 35Athletic Director Mark A. Pope 35IPFW 36History of Fort Wayne 37Season Schedule/Results and Leaders 38Season Box Score 39Opponents 40-44Team Records-Season Highs & Game 45Individual Career Records 45All -Time Records 46

IPFW Quick Facts:

Location: Fort Wayne, INFounded: 1964Enrollment: 11,757Nickname: MastodonsSchool Colors: Royal Blue/WhiteHome Arena: Allen County War Memorial

ColiseumCapacity: 10,500Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: IndependentChancellor: Michael A. WartellAthletic Director: Mark Pope

First Year of Basketball: 1973–74Overall All-Time Record: 344-472

2002–03 Record: 9-21Starters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/2

Head Coach: Doug NollAlma Mater: Malone College (’79)Record at IPFW: 34-81 (4 years)Career Record: 166-188 (11 years)Associate Head Coach: Joe PechotaAssistant Coaches: Fred Andrews

Prentis PhillipsBasketball Operations: Joel Cotton

Sports Information Director: Rudy YovichAssistant SID: Mindy Mills


Home of the Mastodons

The Allen County War Memorial Coliseum is the new home of IPFW men’s basketball. It is one ofonly a few facilities in the United States to feature two arenas under one roof. The newly renovatedColiseum Arena has a seating capacity of nearly 13,000 with deluxe suites and club seating, whilethe 108,000 square foot Expo Center has a seating capacity of 8,000. The total exhibit area in theColiseum tops out at 170,000 square feet.

The move by IPFW to the Coliseum now brings college basketball fans right into the heart ofDivision I basketball. The Mastodons are bringing the world famous Harlem Globetrotters andESPN’s Dick Vitale to Fort Wayne, as well as exciting match-ups with teams from the HorizonLeague, Mid-American, and Mid-Continent Conferences.

Along with a very high caliber of sporting events, the Coliseum also hosts some of the hottestconcerts, including the Eagles, Cher, Toby Keith, Michael W. Smith, George Strait, JohnMellencamp, Creed, and Aerosmith. Some of the most entertaining family events also occur here,like Bob the Builder Live, Sesame Street Live, Smucker’s Stars on Ice and the Shrine Circus. Theseare just a portion of the events that have taken place at the Coliseum in the past year!

Thank you for visiting the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum and supporting your IPFW Mastodons.Please visit www.memorialcoliseum.com for an up-to-date listing of events. For more information onsingle event suite and club seat rental, or group ticket discounts, please call 260-482-9502.

The Hilliard Gates Sports Center is the practicefacility for the IPFW men’s basketball program. TheGates Sports Center is also home for the IPFWwomen’s basketball, women’s volleyball, and men’svolleyball teams. The 68,000+ square foot, tri-levelfacility is located on the northeast end of the IPFWcampus and features a multipurpose gymnasiumwith three practice/game courts. The Gates SportsCenter seats 2,700 for events. The center alsohouses a 1/9-mile indoor tartan rubber track, fiveracquetball/handball courts, a fully equipped fitnesscenter, and newly renovated athletic locker rooms.

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2003–2004 Schedule

Front Row: Terry Collins, Tim Young, Jamey Gordon, Prentis Phillips, Joe Pechota, Head Coach Doug Noll, Fred Andrews, Joel Cotton, Dan Fox, Kevin Kraner, Shaun Carlson, Byron Malone. Back Row: Beau Bauer,

Justin Hawkins, Brandon Jennings, Kyle Thrasher, David Simon, Eric Bergstrom, Jim Kessenich, Charles Campbell,Ric Wyand, Peter Campbell, Keion Henderson, Quintin Carouthers, Tyler Clevenger.

NovemberThursday-13 Harlem Globetrotters (Exh) 7 p.m.Monday-7 Marathon Oil (Exh) 7 p.m.Friday-21 University of Toledo 6:30 p.m.

(Homecoming-Dick Vitale)Tuesday-25 Kent State 8 p.m.Saturday-29 @ Oregon State 5 p.m.

DecemberMonday-1 @ Washington State 10 p.m.Friday-5 @ Iowa State TournamentSaturday-6 (Iowa St., Ark-Little Rock, Idaho St.)Wednesday-10 Bowling Green 8 p.m.Saturday-13 Morehead State University 7 p.m.Saturday-20 @ Purdue University InvitationalSunday-21 (Purdue, SMU, Miami-OH)Sunday-28 @ West Virginia 3 p.m.Tuesday-30 @ University of Miami (FL) 7:30 p.m.

JanuarySaturday-3 Southeast Missouri State 1 p.m.Tuesday-6 @ Middle Tennessee State 7 p.m.Friday-9 @ Air Force Academy 9 p.m.

JanuaryWednesday-14 @ Western Michigan 7 p.m.Saturday-17 Corpus Christi 7 p.m.Monday-19 Tri-State University 7 p.m.Wednesday-28 @ Texas Pan-American 8:30 p.m.Saturday-31 @ Youngstown State 7 p.m.

FebruaryWednesday-4 @ Butler University 7:30 p.m.Saturday-7 Texas Pan-American 1 p.m.Wednesday-11 @ IUPUI 7:30 p.m.Saturday-14 @ Wright State 7 p.m.Tuesday-17 Florida Gulf Coast 7 p.m.Wednesday-25 @ Oakland University 7 p.m.Saturday-28 @ Valparaiso 8 p.m.

MarchMonday-1 IUPUI (Senior Night) 7 p.m.

Home Games in BoldAll times and dates subject to change.

2003–2004 IPFW Mastodons

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Numerical RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown/Last School

1 TerryCOLLINS G 6-0 210 JR Fort Wayne, IN/Snider2 RicWYAND F 6-7 235 JR Indianapolis, IN/Franklin Central3 ByronMALONE G 6-0 180 FR Indianapolis, IN/North Central4 JustinHAWKINS F 6-6 205 FR Garrett, IN/Garrett5 QuintinCAROUTHERS G 6-3 180 SO Flint, MI/Flint Central

20 BeauBAUER G 6-3 180 FR Walton, IN/Lewis Cass23 KeionHENDERSON F/G 6-5 200 SR Gary, IN/East Chicago Central30 TylerCLEVENGER G 6-3 192 SO Winchester, IN/Winchester32 BrandonJENNINGS F 6-6 228 SO Canal Winchester, OH/B. Carroll33 PeterCAMPBELL F 6-7 185 FR Muncie, IN/Yorktown40 CharlesCAMPBELL F 6-10 200 FR Chicago, IL/De La Salle44 KyleTHRASHER F 6-8 230 SO Pekin, IN/Floyd Central50 JimKESSENICH C/F 6-11 235 SR Pewaukee, WI/Catholic Memorial54 EricBERGSTROM C 7-0 252 FR Milaca, MN/Milaca55 DavidSIMON C 6-10 260 JR Vernon Hills, IL/Stevenson

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Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown/Last School20 BeauBAUER G 6-3 180 FR Walton, IN/Lewis Cass54 EricBERGSTROM C 7-0 252 FR Milaca, MN/Milaca40 CharlesCAMPBELL F 6-10 200 FR Chicago, IL/De La Salle33 PeterCAMPBELL F 6-7 185 FR Muncie, IN/Yorktown5 QuintinCAROUTHERS G 6-3 180 SO Flint, MI/Flint Central30 TylerCLEVENGER G 6-3 192 SO Winchester, IN/Winchester

1 TerryCOLLINS G 6-0 210 JR Fort Wayne, IN/Snider4 JustinHAWKINS F 6-6 205 FR Garrett, IN/Garrett

23 KeionHENDERSON F/G 6-5 200 SR Gary, IN/East Chicago Central32 BrandonJENNINGS F 6-6 228 SO Canal Winchester, OH/B. Carroll50 JimKESSENICH C/F 6-11 235 SR Pewaukee, WI/Catholic Memorial

3 ByronMALONE G 6-0 180 FR Indianapolis, IN/North Central55 DavidSIMON C 6-10 260 JR Vernon Hills, IL/Stevenson44 KyleTHRASHER F 6-8 230 SO Pekin, IN/Floyd Central

2 RicWYAND F 6-7 235 JR Indianapolis, IN/Franklin Central

Head Coach: DougNOLL 5th Season (Malone ’79)

Assistant Coaches: JoePECHOTA, FredANDREWS, PrentisPHILLIPSBasketball Operations: JoelCOTTON Team Manager: JoshGIRARDOT

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Eric Bergstrom

Jim Kessenich

Dave SimonCharles Campbell

Kyle Thrasher

Ric WyandPeter Campbell

Brandon JenningsJustin Hawkins

Keion Henderson

Tyler ClevengerBeau BauerQuintinCarouthers

Terry CollinsByron Malone

By ClassFreshman (6) Byron Malone

Justin HawkinsBeau BauerEric BergstromPeter CampbellCharles Campbell

Sophomores (4) Tyler ClevengerBrandon JenningsKyle ThrasherQuintin Carouthers

Juniors (3) Terry CollinsRic WyandDave Simon

Seniors (2) Jim KessenichKeion Henderson

State-by-State Breakdown

Indiana (9) Terry Collins, Ric Wyand, Byron Malone, Justin Hawkins, Beau Bauer, KeionHenderson, Tyler Clevenger, Kyle Thrasher, Peter Campbell

Illinois (2) David Simon, Charles CampbellOhio (1) Brandon JenningsWisconsin (1) Jim KessenichMinnesota (1) Eric BergstromMichigan (1) Quintin Carouthers

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Beau Bauer Bo-Bow-er

Keion Henderson Key-on

Tyler Clevenger Klev-en-jer

Jim Kessenich Kess-nick

2003–04 Roster Breakdown


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Adaptability: Webster’s Dictionary defines the term as “The ability to make fit (as for a specific or new use orsituation) often by modification.” This could be the key to success for the 2003–2004 IPFW men’s basketball team. TheMastodons will have to adapt to new surroundings as they switch their home floor to the Memorial Coliseum, theaddition of four new freshmen, and the continued job of carving out an identity at the Division I level.

One thing that will not change, however, is the focus and game plan ofIPFW Head Coach Doug Noll. Leading the Mastodons into a full secondseason of Division I basketball, Coach Noll is certain that his team’s brandof basketball will be exciting. “We like to get up and down the floor, and welike to play up-tempo,” Noll said. “One goal for us is to play 94 feet for 40minutes.”

Noll likes to give his players a longer leash than most coaches. “Why passit 10 times and take a desperation shot at the shot clock buzzer, when onyour second or third pass you’ve got an open look?” he questioned. “I thinkour kids play better that way because they are not under pressure. Wewant them to play with a lot of feel. If you’re open, take the shot. If not,move the ball, get it inside, and use mismatches. All in all, I think it isexciting basketball!”

Exciting is an understatement when it comes to playing in the Allen County Memorial Coliseum. The prospect of playingin front of thousands of fans each game is not lost on the Dons. “Other than announcing that we were going to DivisionI, this is the second biggest announcement we have had at IPFW,” Noll said. “The rise has been phenomenal, evenbeyond my wildest expectations.” After playing in major arenas across the country, the Dons’ move to the Coliseumdefinitely gives the team a sense of belonging. “When you come back to a venue like the Coliseum, you really feelfulfilled that, yes, we are a legitimate D-I team, trying to become a good mid-major program,” Noll added.

Getting to that level on the court has brought IPFW to the realization that some things had to be changed. Number oneon the list was strength and conditioning. The coaching staff found that, on occasions last season, the squad wouldwear down a bit late in games. To that end, the players began strength training with Performance ONE. “PerformanceONE has had a huge impact on our players,” the Dons boss stated. “It’s part of a missing piece. They are making hugestrides in the areas of quickness, agility, and usable basketball strength.” Coach Noll says that the work in the weightroom has given his team a new sense of confidence. “I think it is going to help us down the stretch in games, becausewe’ll know that we aren’t going to tire out, and we won’t let people control us physically.”

Experience is another thing that will propel IPFW to the next level, and finally Coach Noll has players in place who havebeen with the system for a few years. “I’ve always been a seniors coach,” he stated. “I always feel like you are only asgood as your seniors, no matter whether they start or not. I think another key for us is that we return four starters andothers that have started at different times.”

Those starters include junior two-guard Terry Collins, junior wing Ric Wyand, senior forward Jim Kessenich, and juniorcenter David Simon.

While he has returning starters, Noll likes how his team has battled for playing time. “The point guard position, rightnow, is up in the air,” he said. The position is vacant due to the graduation of DeAngelo Woodall and Brad Noll. TheDons have three players vying for playing time. Sophomore Tyler Clevenger and freshmen Byron Malone and BeauBauer are each making their case to run the offense. “Any one of those three could get a lot of minutes for us,” Nollsaid. “We also have a wild card in Terry Collins who can play at the point.”

Noll also has depth at the two-guard. Backing up Collins will be exciting sophomore Quintin Carouthers, who can alsoslash to the hoop and dunk with the best of them, and athletic newcomer Justin Hawkins. Noll can also plug in Bauerand Clevenger into the two spot if the situation dictates.

Season Preview


On the wing, Ric Wyand returns, and at 6'7" and 235 lbs., presents quite a few matchup problems. Wyand finished lastseason by torching Wright State for 23 points and 10 rebounds. Also looking to get time at the three is senior KeionHenderson. Henderson’s potential has barely been tapped due to numerous injuries. Finally healthy, he is ready to makea major contribution as a fifth-year senior.

The front court also gives Noll a tremendous amount of flexibility. “Wyand and Brandon Jennings can be a 3-4 combo.Kyle Thrasher sometimes goes at the 4-5, which we like, and Jim Kessenich can also go at the 4-5, but he is probablygoing to start at the four,” Noll explained.

Then there is the problem for opponents called David Simon. The Donscenter came on to average more than 17 points per game the last part of the2002–03 season, while being named Independent Newcomer of the Year.“We are contemplating playing him some at the four because he can shootthe ball so well,” Noll said with a smile. “That’s something no team has seenyet.” Noll has that luxury because of the emergence of 7'0" freshman centerEric Bergstrom, who according to Noll, “has the biggest heart of any playerhe has ever had.”

This flexibility will cause match-up problems for the opposition. “We can gobig, small, strong, quick, or scoring,” Noll said.

Noll also knows what he is looking for as a benchmark for a successful year.“We have a high mountain to climb, facing the talent that we are facing, andyou need to be realistic,” he said. “But, you also need to set high goals foryourself. We think that a successful season for our team will be a winningrecord. We have 26 Division I games, and if we split those, we are at 13-13.If we win our two non-Division I games then we have our winning season. Ican't think of a better place I’d rather be right now. We’ve started this…Nowwe’ve got to see it through."

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Coach Doug Noll is an optimist. He’s also a realist. Having gone through a toughbut exciting transition to Division I, Noll sees the progress that has been madeand is very excited. He also sees the struggles that come with making thetransition to Division I, but looks forward to the challenge. “How exciting is it to dosomething that few people get a chance to do — start up a Division I program,"Noll said. “It is really our baby. We have to learn how to crawl, then walk, thenrun, and we have to do it the right way. I believe we are doing it that way bybringing in great kids, great students, very good players, and developing themfrom the freshman year. That is the right way for us to make this transition workand progress to the point of a good mid-major program."

“I’m thankful every day that IPFW has given me a great opportunity to do what I love to do.” There are many peoplewho want to coach at the D-I level, and I feel really blessed that I have the opportunity to do it at such a greatinstitution.”

Last season, which was IPFW’s first official season of Division I, Noll led theMastodons to a 9-21 record. On the surface this looks like a tough season, butIPFW has learned what it takes to be competitive from playing the likes of UNLV,Utah, Oregon State, Colorado State, Wyoming, Nebraska, and the Butlers of theworld, by finishing the last 13 games with a record of 7-6. The Dons were also init, right to the end, of seven other games. “Most schools, during a transition period,play only four to six Division I teams so they can have a winning record. Our goalwas to figure things out a little faster so we played 24 D-I teams in our transitionyear. It was difficult to play teams like the Michigan States and Michigans, but Ithink it really helped us understand more quickly what we need to do to besuccessful at this level.”

The scheduling has also helped in recruiting. Noll, along with Associate HeadCoach Joe Pechota and Assistant Coach Fred Andrews (IPFW’s recruitingcoordinator), have brought in a young but talented group for the second consecutive year. “We still have 10underclassmen and 5 upperclassmen,” Noll said. “But, I really like the way our kids have developed.” That developmentis being shown on the floor. Last season the Dons had a lead on Oregon State with under five minutes to go and ledWyoming, with seven minutes to go, before falling in both contests. IPFW beat NCAA Tournament participant IUPUI andfinished the season with a 23-point win over Wright State of the Horizon League.

With time comes experience, and progress is being made. “We always expect more from ourselves than other peopledo,” Noll stated. “That's why the only pressure we feel is what we put on ourselves. These kids, like Keion Hendersonand Jim Kessenich, have made themselves into good Division I players.”

“In our transition year, we just wanted to survive,” Noll said. “In our first year, wanted to compete…which we did, andthis year we want to win.”

Noll is the perfect operator for this roller coaster ride. His calm demeanor and steady hand help his student-athletesexcel on and off the court. And, it is a safe bet that his format for success will continue with the leap to D-I.

At Spring Arbor University, Noll’s teams averaged more than 21 wins per year during a six year span. Under hisleadership, Spring Arbor set a record for wins in a season (29) and winning percentage (.820), and was nationallyranked at #2 in preseason NAIA Division II polls.

IPFW Head Coach Doug Noll


One of Spring Arbor’s winningest coaches, with a record of 131-108,Noll was twice selected as the Wolverine-Hoosier Conference Coachof the Year (’93–’97). His 1997 team finished the season rankedfourth in the nation.

Before moving to Spring Arbor, Noll was the assistant coach at GraceCollege. From 1990 to 1992, he helped transform a 10-22 team intoone that compiled a record of 49-17. In the ’91–’92 season, Graceposted a mark of 32-5, winning the first ever NAIA Division II NationalChampionship.

Coach Noll was also a successful player on the court. He transferredto Grace College from the University of Wyoming. At Grace, he wastabbed as a two-time NAIA All-American. In only two seasons withthe Lancers, he poured in 2,250 points, which ranks him fourth All-Time. Between 1976 and 1978, he stepped up to the free-throw linemore often than any other college player in the country. He alsoknocked down more foul shots than any other player, connecting on654 of 741 attempts for an impressive 88 percent. Noll averaged anoutstanding 27.7 points per game.

Considered an excellent teacher by his peers, Noll has conductedclinics and camps throughout the United States and in 10 Europeancountries. He has also produced an instructional video on how bestto shoot free-throws.

In addition to his aforementioned coaching positions, Noll alsocoached at Malone College, in Canton, Ohio, and South Adams HighSchool in Berne, Ind.

Noll’s family includes his wife of 28 years, Carla, who is an officemanager at International Isocyanate Institute. His son, Brad, played at IPFW from 1999 to 2003, is sixth All-Time on theIPFW scoring list, is also in five Top 10 All-Time categories, and is a successful realtor with Century 21-Bradley RealEstate. His daughter-in-law, Lindsay, is a registered nurse at Lutheran Hospital, and his daughter, Abby, was Player ofthe Year in Northeastern Indiana last season at Carroll High School. This year, Abby is a freshman at Bethel Collegeand a member of the Lady Pilots basketball team.

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Noll by the numbers…COACHING CAREER

School W L PCT YRSSpring Arbor 18 16 .529 1992-93Spring Arbor 21 13 .617 1993-94Spring Arbor 19 17 .636 1994-95Spring Arbor 21 12 .528 1995-96Spring Arbor 29 7 .806 1996-97Spring Arbor 17 16 .515 1997-98Spring Arbor 7 26 .212 1998-99IPFW 11 16 .407 1999-00IPFW 7 23 .233 2000-01IPFW 7 21 .250 2001-02IPFW 9 21 .300 2002-03TOTALS 166 188 .468 11 Years


When Doug Noll first arrived at IPFW and began the task of assembling hiscoaching staff, he sought to bring together talented individuals dedicated tothe growth of Mastodon basketball. Noll’s first hire was Joe Pechota.Pechota enters his fifth season with Coach Noll and his first as associatehead coach.

Among his many responsibilities, Pechota is instrumental in playerdevelopment. An excellent teacher of the game, he coordinates andadministers the Mastodons’ fall and spring workouts. Pechota is also

actively involved in scouting future opponents, recruiting, and working with players on academic projects.

The Battle Creek, Mich., native is a graduate of Concordia College in Ann Arbor, Mich. With the Cardinals,Pechota finished 11th in school history in scoring. He was also the first Cardinal to earn First-Team

All-Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference honors. Pechota wasnamed Concordia’s Most Valuable Player and set a record forfree-throw percentage during the 1993–94 season.

After a stellar career as a player, Pechota began his coachingcareer as a student-assistant under Cardinal’s coach LarryDeSimpelare. He remained in that position until earning a B.S. in physical education in 1995.

Pechota then spent the next three seasons as the top assistantat Division III Alma College in Alma, Mich. There he played a keyroll in the rebuilding process of the Scots program. At the same

time, he completed a master’s degree in athletic administration at Central Michigan University.

After his stint at Alma, Pechota spent one season at Division IIFerris State University (Big Rapids, Mich.)

Coach Pechota and his wife, Samantha, reside in Fort Waynewith their children Austin (9) and Emma (5).

Noll on Coach Pechota: “It’s important to me that an assistantcoach know X’s and O’s to be an asset to a program, but it’smore important I feel that he have a passion for the game.Joe’s top qualities combine both of these. Joe has brought atireless effort to this program, which is why he has earned thetitle of associate head coach. He has a great feel on the courtand can relate and teach the game of basketball. His drive toexcel as a college coach allows him to compete at a high levelevery time out.”

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Associate Head Coach Joe Pechota


In his fourth season at IPFW, Assistant Coach Fred Andrews heads up theMastodons’ recruiting efforts. Andrews is also actively involved in scouting futureopponents, scheduling, and academic development.

The Decatur, Ind., native is a graduate of Purdue University, where he was a studentmanager for four years. During that time, the Boilermakers won back-to-back Big 10titles and went to three NCAA Tournaments. Andrews earned a bachelor’s degree inaccounting.

Andrews began his coaching career as an assistant coach at Butler County Community College in El Dorado, Kan. In hisonly season at BCCC, the Grizzlies finished with a 32-5 record and captured the Jayhawk West Conference, the RegionVIII Championship, and finished third in the NJCAA National Tournament.

Andrews also spent three seasons as an assistant at Wichita StateUniversity, helping to lead the Shockers to their first winning season inseven years. He also coached at Central Florida Community College inOcala, Fla., helping lead the Patriots to a 21-7 record and a Mid-FloridaCommunity College Championship.

Coach Andrews resides in Fort Wayne.

Prentis Phillips is the newest member of Head Coach Doug Noll’s coaching staff.During the last two years, Coach Phillips was a member of Head Coach Jason Kline’sstaff at Indiana Tech.

Prior to coaching at Indiana Tech, Phillips played professionally in Europe for teamsin France and Ireland. He also played in the United States Basketball League. Phillipswas a member of the Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs who were coached by formerPhiladelphia 76ers great Darryl Dawkins.

Phillips is a 2000 graduate of Indiana Tech, where he received a B.S. in business administration. With the Warriors, CoachPhillips was a two-year starter, and was named as a NAIA First-Team All-American.

Phillips’ duties with the Mastodons will include working with playerson academic matters, coaching big-men, scouting, and working withon-court practices.

Phillips resides in Fort Wayne with his wife, Julie, and their son,Preston.

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Assistant Coach Fred Andrews

Assistant Coach Prentis Phillips



Support Staff

Head Athletic TrainerDan Fox

Team ManagerTim Young

Team ManagerJosh Gerardot

Performance ONEKevin Kraner

Performance ONEJamey Gordon

Director of Basketball OperationsJoel Cotton

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INDIANAPOLIS, IN

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WALTON, IN

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GARY, IN

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FLINT, MI

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WINCHESTER, IN

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CHICAGO, IL

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MUNCIE, IN

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VERNON HILLS, IL

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PEKIN, IN

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GARRETT, IN

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CAREER TOTAL FOR HENDERSONTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg1999-00 6-0 32/5.3 5-11 .455 0-1 .000 1-3 .333 1-7 8 1.3 5-0 3 6 0 2 11/1.82000-01 24-2 336/14.0 52-109 .477 6-37 .162 14-22 .636 18-37 55 2.3 31-1 15 24 2 7 124/5.22001-02 20-3 282/14.1 34-72 .472 3-10 .300 16-20 .800 15-30 45 2.3 40-0 6 24 1 8 87/4.4TOTAL 50-5 650/13.0 91-192 .474 9-48 .188 31-45 .689 34-74 108 2.2 76-1 24 54 3 17 222/4.4

#23 Keion Henderson

Henderson’s 2002-03 Game-by-Game StatisticsOpponent Pts. Rebs. Assts. Blks Stls.

Did Not Play (Medical Red Shirt)

Forward/GuardSenior--6’5”

Gary, IN/East Chicago Central

2002-03: Was a medical red shirt in 02-03.

Career: Injuries have limited Keion’s playing timeand productivity during his Mastodon career. Thisexplosive and athletic player is looking to makehuge contributions in his final season. Has hit on48% of his shots from the field for the Dons.

Personal: Born: 7/6/81. Major: InterpersonalCommunication. Keion is the son of Gwen Scott.He has two sisters, Keionna and Danyelle. Littleknown fact about Keion: He is an ordainedminister and pastor of the Pilgrim Rest BaptistChurch.

Coach on Keion: “Keion has come full circlewith his confidence, work ethic, and mentaltoughness. He is an explosive, athletic-type playerwho will be a valuable leader. He is a great personto be around.”


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#50 JIM KESSENICH

CAREER TOTAL FOR KESSENICHTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2000-01 30-26 643/21.4 79-154 .513 4-21 .190 21-37 .568 48-84 132 4.4 58-0 9 25 12 11 183/6.12001-02 20-17 549/27.5 54-122 .443 4-17 .235 31-49 .633 31-52 83 4.2 59-5 12 22 10 19 143/7.22002-03 24-23 652/27.2 112-207 .541 17-43 .395 59-73 .808 37-74 111 4.6 67-2 21 41 15 14 300/12.5TOTAL 74-66 1844/24.9 245-483 .507 25-81 .309 111-159 .698 116-210 326 4.4 184-7 42 88 37 44 626/8.5

Forward/CenterSenior--6’11”

Pewaukee, WI/Catholic Memorial

Kessenich’s 2002-03 Game-by-Game StatisticsOpponent Pts. Rebs. Assts. Blks Stls.Colorado State 14 6 1 1 0Cleveland State 8 2 2 0 0Florida Atlantic 19 3 2 0 0 Butler University 12 3 0 0 1Oakland 16 5 1 3 0Eastern Kentucky 8 4 2 2 2Lipscomb 29 8 0 2 1New Mexico 4 3 0 2 1Aquinas 34 8 2 0 0Wyoming 12 6 0 0 1Nebraska 6 8 1 2 1Oregon State 13 4 0 0 0UC Irvine 13 4 2 1 0San Diego State 13 3 0 0 0UNLV 5 3 1 0 0IUPUI 16 7 2 0 2Utah 8 3 0 0 0Morehead State 11 2 1 0 0Chicago State 14 2 1 2 1Loyola 9 3 0 0 1Middle Tennessee 0 5 0 0 0Texas Pan-Am 12 4 0 0 1TAMUCC 5 6 0 0 1Youngstown St. 19 9 5 0 1

2002-03: Started 23 of 24 games last season.Missed the final six games of 02-03 due to illness.Made great strides at the center position for theMastodons. Scored a season high 34 points vs.Aquinas on 12/10/02.

Career: Jim is currently ranked in two MastodonAll-Time categories. He is 10th in rebounds (326)and 7th in blocked shots (37), and should top the1000-point mark by season’s end, which wouldplace him in the Top-5 All-Time. Currently hitting50% of the field goals he attempts.

Personal: Born: 6/12/82. Major: ArchitecturalEngineering. Jim is the son of Jim and MarthaKessenich. He has four sisters, Leah, Tanya,Jenna, and Sara. Little known fact aboutKessenich: He is a chef.

Coach on Kess: “Jim again took another bigstep in our program by being our leading scorer,despite missing the last six games due to illness.At 6’11” he can faceup and shoot the “three,” andhe is very skilled from the perimeter. He can alsogo inside, as he proved last year againstLipscomb, scoring 29 points and pulling downeight rebounds.”


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#1 TERRY COLLINS

CAREER TOTAL FOR COLLINSTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2001-02 18-8 419/23.3 75-184 .408 32-82 .390 43-62 .694 16-51 67 3.7 31-1 43 44 1 22 225/12.52002-03 30-29 775/25.8 114-344 .331 53-165 .321 57-74 .770 19-85 104 3.5 55-0 56 74 1 27 338/11.3TOTAL 48-37 1194/24.9 189-528 .358 85-247 .344 100-136 .735 35-136 171 3.6 86-1 99 118 2 49 563/11.7

GuardJunior--6’0”

Fort Wayne, IN/Snider

2002-03: Played in all 30 games for IPFW in 02-03. Had a season-high 36 points against UC-Irvineon 12/28/02. Also poured in a season-high nine“threes” vs. the Anteaters. Grabbed 12 reboundsagainst IUPUI on 1/7/03.

Career: This will be Terry’s third season at IPFW.In three years, he is averaging 11.7 points pergame. Nearly doubled his minutes from his firstyear with the Mastodons.

Personal: Born: 10/30/81. Major: CriminalJustice. Terry is the son of Terry and CynthiaCollins. He has one sister, Tanika. Little knownfact about Terry: He bench presses 300pounds.

Coach on Terry: “Terry has a chance to be oneof the best players to come out of IPFW. He hasthe skill and the savvy. He will be able to combofor us, playing some time at the point and some atthe shooting guard. He possesses the two keyingredients for a complete guard — strength andquickness.”

Collins’ 2002-03 Game-by-Game StatisticsOpponent Pts. Rebs. Assts. Blks Stls.Colorado State 15 5 1 0 0Cleveland State 3 2 8 0 1Florida Atlantic 21 3 2 1 1 Butler University 5 1 2 0 0Oakland 2 0 1 0 0Eastern Kentucky 11 6 2 0 1Lipscomb 6 5 0 0 0New Mexico 9 3 0 0 0Aquinas 9 2 2 0 3Wyoming 10 3 0 0 1Nebraska 10 5 2 0 1Oregon State 16 5 2 0 1UC Irvine 36 1 1 0 1San Diego State 10 4 3 0 3UNLV 9 4 1 0 2IUPUI 29 12 3 0 2Utah 8 3 1 0 1Morehead State 26 3 0 0 1Chicago State 11 6 5 0 1Loyola 2 4 0 0 1Middle Tennessee 1 1 0 0 1Texas Pan-Am 5 2 0 0 0TAMUCC 14 3 5 0 1Youngstown St. 8 3 1 0 0Centenary 3 1 3 0 0Illinois Chicago 12 5 3 0 1Centenary 20 4 1 0 2Chicago State 12 5 5 0 1Wright State 12 4 1 0 0Maine 3 0 1 0 0


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#55 DAVID SIMON

Center/ForwardJunior--6’10”

Vernon Hills, IL/Stevenson

Simon’s 2002-03 Game-by-Game StatisticsOpponent Pts. Rebs. Assts. Blks Stls.Colorado State 6 2 0 2 0Cleveland State 8 4 0 0 1Florida Atlantic 0 8 0 1 1 Butler University 14 7 2 1 0Oakland 7 5 0 0 0Eastern Kentucky 6 4 0 0 0Lipscomb 0 0 0 1 0New Mexico 13 7 2 0 1Aquinas 0 1 0 0 1Wyoming 8 9 1 1 0Nebraska 3 7 0 1 0Oregon State 14 2 2 0 1UC Irvine 6 4 0 0 0San Diego State 3 4 0 0 0UNLV 23 11 1 4 1IUPUI 10 3 0 1 0Utah 15 6 2 0 1Morehead State 11 5 2 3 0Chicago State 11 1 1 0 0Loyola 13 9 0 0 1Middle Tennessee 8 7 2 1 0Texas Pan-Am 5 6 0 4 0TAMUCC 17 8 0 2 1Youngstown St. 12 2 0 2 0Centenary 14 11 0 1 1Illinois Chicago 11 5 1 5 1Centenary 21 7 4 4 1Chicago State 10 4 1 1 0Wright State 24 15 0 2 0Maine 26 11 0 2 1

CAREER TOTAL FOR SIMONTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2002-03 30-21 693/23.1 112-193 .580 0-0 .000 95-146 .651 47-128 175 5.8 89-5 21 50 39 13 319/10.6TOTAL 30-21 693/23.1 112-193 .580 0-0 .000 95-146 .651 47-128 175 5.8 89-5 21 50 39 13 319/10.6

2002-03: Named Independent Newcomer of theYear. “Breakout” game was vs. UNLV. Registereddouble-double against the Runnin’ Rebels with 23points and 11 rebounds on 1/2/03. Scored aseason-high 26 points vs. Maine.

Career: This will be David’s second season withthe Mastodons. He came to IPFW aftertransferring from Loyola University (Chicago)where he played volleyball.

Personal: Born: 8/9/82. Major: Chemistry. David is the son of Denice Simon. He has twosiblings, Kelsey and Chandler. Little knownfact about David: David has been in Michael Jordan’s house.

Coach on David: “After only one season ofcollege basketball, David emerged as one of thebest centers in the Midwest. Dave’s desire toimprove and his work ethic is why he will be toughfor opponents to handle in the next two seasons.He has become a vocal leader and gives us a “bigtime” post player. Dave will no doubt be anAcademic All-American these next two years ashe had a 3.75 GPA in pre-med chemistry, but Ibelieve he will also be an All-Americanbasketballwise.”


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#2 RIC WYAND

Wyand’s 2002-03 Game-by-Game StatisticsOpponent Pts. Rebs. Assts. Blks Stls.Colorado State 4 4 2 0 1Cleveland State 23 6 3 0 0Florida Atlantic 18 7 2 1 0 Butler University 5 2 1 0 2Oakland 12 3 0 0 0Eastern Kentucky 22 7 2 1 2Lipscomb 4 3 1 2 1New Mexico 4 3 0 0 0Aquinas 11 4 1 0 0Wyoming 14 5 0 0 0Nebraska 8 6 0 0 2Oregon State 14 7 2 0 0UC Irvine 7 0 0 0 1San Diego State dnp dnp dnp dnp dnpUNLV dnp dnp dnp dnp dnpIUPUI dnp dnp dnp dnp dnpUtah dnp dnp dnp dnp dnpMorehead State dnp dnp dnp dnp dnpChicago State dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Loyola 15 2 1 0 1Middle Tennessee 14 8 0 0 0Texas Pan-Am 15 4 0 0 0TAMUCC 14 1 2 0 1Youngstown St. 10 4 2 1 0Centenary 8 6 1 0 2Illinois Chicago 11 5 2 0 1Centenary 24 8 2 0 0Chicago State 19 9 2 1 3Wright State 23 10 2 0 0Maine 4 7 0 0 1

CAREER TOTAL FOR WYANDTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2001-02 9-4 206/22.9 34-78 .436 16-48 .333 11-15 .733 10-30 40 4.4 18-0 7 13 4 5 95/10.62002-03 24-21 616/25.7 91-197 .462 49-118 .415 72-84 .857 35-86 121 5.0 62-3 27 32 6 18 303/12.6TOTAL 33-25 822/24.9 125-275 .455 65-166 .392 83-99 .838 45-116 161 4.9 80-3 34 45 10 23 398/12.1

ForwardJunior--6’7”

Indianapolis, IN/Franklin Central

2002-03: Appeared in 24 games for theMastodons in 02-03. Averaged 12.6 points pergame. Scored a season-high 24 points vs.Centenary on 2/18/03. Drained a season-high fivetriples against Wright State on 2/22/03.

Career: This will be Ric’s third season in IPFWblue and white. He is currently averaging 12.1points per game, while converting on 84 percentof his free-throws.

Personal: Born: 4/16/82. Major:Organizational Leadership and Supervision. Ric isthe son of Richard and Sandi Wyand. He has twosisters, Michelle and Morgan, and a brother,Donnie. Little known fact about Ric: He hasa lizard named Loaf.

Coach on Ric: Ric is the first Indiana All-Star toplay at IPFW. He is very gifted and hascontributed to our team immediately. He can postup, take it off the dribble, and shoot the “three”with the best of them. Ric will give us minutes atthe “3” and “4” positions. He is a very hard workerand has a passion for the game. But, he is veryhumble about all of his achievements.


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#30 TYLER CLEVENGER

CCAARREEEERR TTOOTTAALL CCLLEEVVEENNGGEERRTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2002-03 30-1 388/12.9 37-98 .378 21-64 .328 25-43 .581 4-20 24 0.8 29-0 53 30 1 25 120/4.0TOTAL 30-1 388/12.9 37-98 .378 21-64 .328 25-43 .581 4-20 24 0.8 29-0 53 30 1 25 120/4.0

CCAARREEEERR TTOOTTAALL FFOORR JJEENNNNIINNGGSSTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2002-03 30-7 518/17.3 50-100 .500 5-16 .313 17-23 .739 30-61 91 3.0 57-1 17 18 2 20 122/4.1TOTAL 30-7 518/17.3 50-100 .500 5-16 .313 17-23 .739 30-61 91 3.0 57-1 17 18 2 20 122/4.1

GuardSophomore--6’3”

Winchester, IN/Winchester

2002-03: Appeared in all 30 games as a freshman for IPFW. Tossed in acareer high 15 points vs. Morehead State on 1/14/03. In that game, he was3-4 from behind the arc. Had four steals against Chicago State on 1/21/03.

Personal: Born: 9/9/83. Major: Elementary Education. Tyler is the son ofBruce and Kim Clevenger. He has two brothers, Derrick and Adam. Littleknown fact about Tyler: His real name is Jonathan.

Coach on Tyler: “Tyler has put on 17 pounds of muscle from last year.His strength and experience will help us at the point. He has a greatunderstanding of the game and is a good leader, even though he is just asophomore. He can shoot it from deep and takes care of the basketball.”

#32 BRANDON JENNINGS2002-03: Saw action in every Mastodon game in 02-03. Averaged 4.1points per game. Poured in a career-high 16 points against Centenary on2/12/03. Hauled down 12 rebounds against San Diego State on 12/30/02.

Personal: Born: 8/29/83. Major: Undecided. Brandon is the son of Frankand Deby Jennings. He has two brothers, Brian and Brent, and a sister,Becky. Little known fact about Brandon: He has a pet turtle namedMaravich.

Coach on Brandon: “Brandon is a gym rat and loves to compete. He hasa great feel around the basket and can knock down the “three.” Brandon is a“big-time” overachiever. Look for a great year from this sophomore. He’s oneof the hardest workers on the team.”

ForwardSophomore--6’6”

Canal Winchester, OH/ Bloom Carroll


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CCAARREEEERR TTOOTTAALL FFOORR CCAARROOUUTTHHEERRSSTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2002-03 30-7 423/14.1 29-80 .363 3-22 .136 19-29 .655 11-33 44 1.5 23-0 21 45 7 23 80/2.7TOTAL 30-7 423/14.1 29-80 .363 3-22 .136 19-29 .655 11-33 44 1.5 23-0 21 45 7 23 80/2.7

CAREER TOTAL FOR THRASHERTotal 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl PtsAvg2002-03 29-2 319/11.0 13-35 .371 2-6 .333 5-9 .556 16-26 42 1.4 67-3 7 21 5 11 33/1.1TOTAL 29-2 319/11.0 13-35 .371 2-6 .333 5-9 .556 16-26 42 1.4 67-3 7 21 5 11 33/1.1

ForwardSophomore--6’8”

Pekin, IN/Floyd Central

2002-03: Played in all but one game last season, started two. Averaged1.1 points per game and 1.4 rebounds per contest. Scored a season-highsix points against Loyola (Chicago) on 1/25/03.

Personal: Born: 10/22/83. Major: Biology. Kyle is the son of Steve andDiana Thrasher. He has one sister, Daryn Kennedy. Little known factabout Kyle: He drives a semi during the summer.

Coach on Kyle: “Even though Kyle’s stats aren’t huge, he comes topractice every day with a commitment to learn and get better. He has a spoton this team if he wants to be the blue collar worker for us who screens andrebounds.”

#44 KYLE THRASHER

GuardSophomore--6’4”

Flint, MI/Flint Central

#5 QUINTIN CAROUTHERS

2002-03: Played in every Mastodon game in 02-03. Averaged 2.7 pointsper game. Tossed in a season-high 10 points against UNLV on 1/2/03.Blocked two shots against Florida Atlantic on 11/19/02.

Personal: Born: 2/24/84. Major: Undecided. Quintin is the son of Ralphand Corinthian Carouthers. He has one sister, Lorinthian. Little knownfact about Quintin: He has a 38” vertical leap.

Coach on Quintin: “Was a high-light reel as a freshman. Very quick andcan get to the cup with explosiveness. We think “Q” will be a big-time playerin the future for the Mastodons. He has worked hard to have his skill catchup with his athletic ability.”


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#3 BYRON MALONE

#20 BEAU BAUER

#4 JUSTIN HAWKINS

#33 PETER CAMPBELL

GuardFreshman--6’0”Indianapolis, IN/

North Central

ForwardFreshman--6’7”

Muncie, IN/Yorktown

GuardFreshman--6’3”

Walton, IN/Lewis Cass


Garrett, IN/Garrett

As a Prep: Byron was an All-MIC Conference selection.Also named All-County and Indiana in 3 pt. shooting his junioryear at 60% behind the arc.

Personal: Born: 8/18/42 Major: Business. Byron is theson of Ron and Jennifer Malone. He has three brothers,Jonathan, Jason, and Brandon.

Coach on Byron: “Byron has played some of the toughestcompetition in the state coming from North Central HighSchool. The most important aspect for Byron is that he hasconfidence in himself and his game. Byron will give us anexplosive player on the defensive end of the court.”

As a Prep: Justin was named All-NECC in 2001, 2002,and 2003. Named All-Area and Academic All-State in hissenior season with the Railroaders.

Personal: Born: 3/10/85 Major: Electrical Engineering.Justin is the son of Dave and Lu Hawkins. He has a brother,Derek, and a sister, Jennifer.

Coach on Justin: “I think Justin can be a huge impactplayer for us once he gains confidence. A big-time athlete, hehas a great work ethic, very impressive speed, and hasworked to gain 20 pounds since July. Justin has improved hisperimeter game, which will make him a more completeplayer.”

As a Prep: Peter was named to the All-Hoosier HeritageConference and All-State honorable mention three timesplaying at Yorktown. Herald Bulletin Co-Player of the Year.

Personal: Born: 9/23/84 Major: Political Science. Peteris the son of David and Janice Campbell. He has twosiblings, Christian and Gretchen.

Coach on Peter: “Pete had a great high school careerand put his name in the same breath as Bruce Parkinson ofYorktown who played and starred at Purdue. Pete will red-shirt this year to gain strength, but will immediately demandplaying time once he gets stronger.”

As a Prep: Beau was an Indiana All-Star, All-MICConference, Kokomo Tribune All-Area, and a Trester MentalAttitude Award Winner at Lewis Cass.

Personal: Born: 4/10/84 Major: Computer Engineering.Beau is the son of Mike and Darla Bauer. He has a sister,Nicole.

Coach on Beau: “Every once in a while a player comesthrough that has a chance to be great. Beau can be thatplayer. An Indiana All-Star, Beau will combo for us at the pointand two guard. He can shoot it to 27', and has such a greatinnate feel to the game, which you cannot teach.””


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#34 CHARLES CAMPBELL #54 ERIC BERGSTROM


Chicago, IL/De La Salle

CenterFreshman--7’0”

Milaca, MN/Milaca

As a Prep: At De La Salle Institute, Charles was namedAll-Catholic League, All-State Special Mention, and a City-Suburban All-Star.

Personal: Born: 3/18/85. Major: Accounting. Charles isthe son of Charles Campbell and Urakay Juett. He has asister, Danielle Campbell.

Coach on Charles: “Charles brings a very intelligent

game to IPFW and is sometimes too unselfish because of his

great team play first. We will red-shirt Charles to gain

strength and improve his inside game. His potential is

unlimited.”

As a Prep: Eric was twice named All-Rum RiverConference and Sub-Section 18AA All-Tournament Team. Heled the Wolves in rebounding and was named 2003 teamMVP. Led team to first ever state title appearance in ’03.

Personal: Born: 9/23/84. Major: Business. Eric is theson of Don and Terry Bergstrom. He has a sister, Erin Hjort.

Coach on Eric: “I have never had a freshman thatwanted to succeed as much as Eric. Ask him to do something a hundred times and the one hundred and first,he’ll ask you if he did it okay. A great young man with a hugeheart, and playing against Dave (Simon) every day will makehim better.”



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CHANCELLOR MICHAEL A. WARTELL

Academician and scientist Michael A. Wartell came to IPFW as vice chancellor for academicaffairs and chemistry professor in 1993. On July 1, 1994, Wartell was installed as chancellor.His prior experience includes positions at Sandia Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M., HumboldtState University in Arcata, Calif., and James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va.

He received a B.S. in chemistry from the University of New Mexico, and both an M.S. and Ph.D.from Yale University in physical chemistry.

Wartell currently serves on the U.S. Army Science Board and has worked on such projects aschemical warfare, manpower and logistics, and decontamination. He also serves on theDefense Science Board and chairs the Defense Intelligence Agency Science and TechnologyAdvisory Board. Wartell stays involved in the Fort Wayne community by serving on the Board ofDirectors of the Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce, Corporate Council, Leadership FortWayne, and the Fort Wayne Philharmonic.

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MARK POPE

Mark Pope was named athletic director of Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayneeffective July 2, 2001. Pope came to IPFW from Lincoln National Corp., where he was seniorcounsel for Lincoln Re. Prior to serving in that position, Pope was Lincoln’s vice president offederal government relations, directing the representation of all Lincoln companies on federallegislative and regulatory matters.

Pope has a B.A. from Purdue University and a J.D. from the Indiana University School of Law.Upon graduation from law school, Pope was a corporate and defense litigation attorney for anIndianapolis law firm. He came to Lincoln in 1989, working in the litigation section of Lincoln’sLaw Division until 1995, when he began his position with federal relations.

Pope is a graduate of Leadership Fort Wayne and has served the community as a boardmember for ARCH, the Fort Wayne Historical Society, United Way, Junior Achievement, BishopLuers High School, and the Fort Wayne Bicentennial Council. He is listed in Who’s Who inAmerican Law and is a fellow of the Indianapolis and Indiana Bar Foundations.

Pope and his wife, Julie, have two sons, Brent and Brad.


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Born separately, decades apart, and conjoined in 1964 along the banks of the St. Joseph River, IndianaUniversity–Purdue University Fort Wayne offers an outstanding education at a great value. Asnortheastern Indiana’s premier public university, IPFW is committed to enhancing access to personalized,high-quality learning. The university offers more than 175 degree options for undergraduate andgraduate programs, taught by distinguished professors. It’s not unusual to turn on a televisiondocumentary and see a member of IPFW’s faculty as the “resident expert” on topics ranging from

dinosaurs to Middle East politics.

IPFW continues to grow, both in numbers of students and in facilities. The addition ofmore than a dozen new soccer fields across the St. Joseph River from the main campushas greatly increased athletic opportunities for students as well as for members of thecommunity. Plans for a new music building are in the works, and fundraising effortshave already begun. IPFW also plans to have student housing in the near future.

IPFW’s academic organization is made up of 10 major units, which include the schoolsof Business and Management Sciences; Education; Health Sciences; Arts and Sciences;

Engineering, Technology, and Computer Science; and Visual and Performing Arts. It also includes thedivisions of Continuing Studies, Labor Studies, Public and Environmental Affairs, and OrganizationalLeadership and Supervision.

There are dozens of student organizations on IPFW’s campus. Groups range from departmentalorganizations, honorary societies, religious organizations, social Greek fraternities and sororities, andspecial interest groups. There are also several intramural sports groups.

IPFW receives its accreditation from the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the NorthCentral Association of Colleges and Schools.

IPFWat a glance

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Fort Wayne began as an outpost on the western frontier more than 200 years ago. It gained its nickname, the “Summit City,” by being the highest place between the Maumee and Wabash river basins.

Now with a population in excess of 200,000 people, it is the second largest city in Indiana. As such, itoffers its citizenry a wide variety of things to do, see, and appreciate. For the sports minded, there aretwo professional sports teams based here: the United Hockey League’s Fort Wayne Komets and theMidwest League for Single A Baseball’s Fort Wayne Wizards, whose parent club is the San Diego Padres.Fort Wayne holds several places in sports history. It is the birthplace of the National BasketballAssociation and the home of the Daisy’s, one of five teams in the first professional women’s baseballleague. Fort Wayne also has the honor of holding the first night baseball game under lights.

Fort those who are interested in the performing arts, theSummit City offers venues such as the Fort WaynePhilharmonic, Fort Wayne Ballet, the Civic Theatre, Artlink,Fort Wayne Dance Collective, and Fort Wayne Youtheatre.

Some little known trivia about Fort Wayne: the inventor of thetelevision Philo T. Farnsworth was born here as was fashiondesigner Bill Blass. Fort Wayne is the home of the washingmachine, baking powder, parking meters, magnetic wire,streetlights, and gas pumps.

History of Fort Wayne

...with a population in excess of 200,000 people,

it is the second largest city in Indiana.

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES (9-21) (5-2) (3-15) (1-4)CONFERENCE (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE (9-21) (5-2) (3-15) (1-4)

DATE OPPONENT SCORE HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDSNov 16 @ Colorado State 62-80 L (15)Collins, Terry (6)Kessenich, JimNov 18 vs Cleveland State 71-78 L (23)Wyand, Ric (6)Wyand, RicNov 19 vs Florida Atlantic 86-93 LOT (21)Collins, Terry (8)Simon, DavidNov 22 vs Butler University 53-69 L (14)Simon, David (7)Simon, DavidNov 26 @ Oakland 68-95 L (16)Kessenich, Jim (5)Kessenich, Simon Nov 30 Eastern Kentucky 76-69 W (22)Wyand, Ric (7)Wyand, King, Jeremy Dec 02 @ Lipscomb Bisons 79-73 W (29)Kessenich, Jim (8)Kessenich, JimDec 06 @ New Mexico 66-91 L (13)Simon, David (7)Simon, DavidDec 10 AQUINAS 78-84 L (34)Kessenich, Jim (8)Kessenich, JimDec 12 @ Wyoming 62-73 L (14)Wyand, Ric (9)Simon, DavidDec 14 @ Nebraska 46-63 L (10)Collins, Terry (8)Kessenich, JimDec 20 vs Oregon State 71-78 L (16)Collins, Terry (7)Wyand, RicDec 28 @ UC Irvine 79-96 L (36)Collins, Terry (5)Jennings, BrandonDec 30 @ San Diego St 58-74 L (13)Kessenich, Jim (12)Jennings, BrandonJan 02 @ UNLV 62-74 L (23)Simon, David (11)Simon, DavidJan 07 IUPUI 86-80 WOT (29)Collins, Terry (12)Collins, TerryJan 11 @ Utah 59-76 L (15)Simon, David (6)Simon, DavidJan 14 @ Morehead State 73-86 L (26)Collins, Terry (5)Simon, DavidJan 21 @ Chicago State 67-63 W (14)Kessenich, Jim (7)Noll, BradJan 25 LOYOLA 71-80 L (15)Woodall, Wyand (9)Simon, David Jan 28 @ Middle Tennessee 52-71 L (14)Wyand, Ric (8)Wyand, RicFeb 01 @ Texas-Pan Am 54-59 L (15)Wyand, Ric (7)Jennings, BrandonFeb 03 @ Corpus Christi 70-68 W (17)Simon, David (8)Simon, DavidFeb 08 Youngstown State 65-63 W (19)Kessenich, Jim (9)Kessenich, JimFeb 12 @ Centenary College 61-76 L (16)Jennings, Brandon (11)Simon, DavidFeb 15 @ Illinois Chicago 64-85 L (14)Woodall, DeAngelo (5)Simon, WyandFeb 18 CENTENARY 90-76 W (24)Wyand, Ric (8)Wyand, RicFeb 20 CHICAGO STATE 75-71 W (19)Wyand, Ric (9)Wyand, RicFeb 22 vs Wright State 84-61 W (24)Simon, David (15)Simon, DavidFeb 25 @ MAINE 67-92 L (26)Simon, David (11)Simon, David


Season Schedule/Results and Leaders

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES (9-21) (5-2) (3-15) (1-4)CONFERENCE. (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE (9-21) (5-2) (3-15) (1-4)

|—-TOTAL—-| |—-3-PTS—-| |——REBOUNDS—––—|## Player GP-GS Min—AvgFG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGAPct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg—————————————————————————————————————————————————————00 King, Jeremy 9-8 215 23.9 24-58 .414 6-12 .500 20-31 .645 12 22 34 3.8 29 2 18 25 5 16 74 8.201 Collins, Terry 30-29 775 25.8 114-344 .331 53-165 .321 57-74 .770 19 85 104 3.5 55 0 56 74 1 27 338 11.302 Wyand, Ric 24-21 616 25.7 91-197 .462 49-118 .415 72-84 .857 35 86 121 5.0 62 3 27 32 6 18 303 12.603 Woodall, DeAngelo 30-29 829 27.6 68-151 .450 13-48 .271 46-74 .622 16 52 68 2.3 62 1 114 76 6 59 195 6.505 Carouthers, Quintin 30-7 423 14.1 29-80 .363 3-22 .136 19-29 .655 11 33 44 1.5 23 0 21 45 7 23 80 2.724 Noll, Brad 30-2 638 21.3 52-184 .283 32-117 .274 32-47 .681 9 45 54 1.8 46 0 51 49 1 22 168 5.630 Clevenger, Tyler 30-1 388 12.9 37-98 .378 21-64 .328 25-43 .581 4 20 24 0.8 29 0 53 30 1 25 120 4.032 Jennings, Brandon 30-7 518 17.3 50-100 .500 5-16 .313 17-23 .739 30 61 91 3.0 57 1 17 18 2 20 122 4.134 Nesbitt, Grahman 5-0 9 1.8 1-4 .250 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 1 0 1 0.2 0 0 0 2 0 1 3 0.644 Thrasher, Kyle 29-2 319 11.0 13-35 .371 2-6 .333 5-9 .556 16 26 42 1.4 67 3 7 21 5 11 33 1.150 Kessenich, Jim 24-23 652 27.2 112-207 .541 17-43 .395 59-73 .808 37 74 111 4.6 67 2 21 41 15 14 300 12.555 Simon, David 30-21 693 23.1 112-193 .580 0-0 .000 95-146 .651 47 128 175 5.8 89 5 21 50 39 13 319 10.6TEAM 17 25 42 4.2 0 4TM 28 30 58 2.9 0 12————————————————————————————————————————————Total 30 6075 703-1651 .426 202-615 .328 447-633 .706 282 687 969 32.3 586 17 406 479 88 249 2055 68.5Opponents 30 6075 828-1745 .474 190-508 .374 452-665 .680 338 760 1098 36.6 572 - 450 446 71 244 2298 76.6

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total——————————————— —— —— —— —— ——IPFW.......................... 957 1066 26 6 - 2055Opponents..................... 1115 1150 20 13 - 2298

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL——————————————— —- ——- ——-IPFW.......................... 87 4 91Opponents..................... 100 6 106


Season Box Score

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Game 1

Game 4 Game 5 Game 6 *

Game 3Game 2TOLEDO

WASHINGTON ST. IOWA STATE IDAHO STATE

OREGON STATEKENT STATENov. 21

6:30 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

Homecoming

Dec. 1

10 p.m.

Pullman, WA

Dec. 5 7:30 p.m.Ames, IAIowa St.

Tournament

Dec. 65 p.m.

Ames, IAIowa St.

Tournament

Nov. 29

5 p.m.

Corvallis, OR

Nov. 25

8 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

General InformationLocation: Toledo, OHEnrollment: 20,014Conference: Mid-AmericanNickname: RocketsColors: Blue/GoldArena/Capacity: John F. Savage Hall (9,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Stan Joplin (Toledo ’79) Associate Head Coach: Bob SimonAssistant Coach Nate Tuori

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 13-16Conference Record/Finish 7-11/7th WestStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/3

General InformationLocation: Pocatello, IDEnrollment: 13,663Conference: Big SkyNickname: BengalsColors: Black/OrangeArena/Capacity: Reed Gym (3,040)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Doug Oliver (San Jose St. ‘73) Assistant Coach: Jay McMillian

Louis Wilson

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 15-14Conference Record/Finish 7-7/3rd-tieStarters Returning/Lost 3/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 5/3

General InformationLocation: Pullman, WAEnrollment: 22,184Conference: PAC 10Nickname: CougarsColors: Red/SilverArena/Capacity: Friel Court (12,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Dick Bennett (Ripon ’65) Assistant Coachs: Tony Bennett

Mike Heideman, Mike Burns

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 7-20Conference Record/Finish 2-16/10thStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/3

General InformationLocation: Ames, IowaEnrollment: 27, 898Conference: Big 12Nickname: CyclonesColors: Cardinal/GoldArena/Capacity: John H. Hilton Coliseum

(14,092)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Wayne Morgan

(St. Lawrence ’73)Assistant Coachs: Bob Sunvold,

Fred Quartlebaum, Damon Archibald

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 17-14Conference Record/Finish 5-11/9th tieStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/3

General InformationLocation: Kent, OHEnrollment: 33,000 (all campuses)Conference: Mid-AmericanNickname: Golden FlashesColors: Blue/GoldArena/Capacity: M.A.C. Center (6,327)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Jim Christian (Rhode Island ’88)Assistant Coaches: Geno Ford, Rob Murphy

Rob Senderoff

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 22-9Conference Record/Finish 12-6/1st East

Starters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/2

General InformationLocation: Corvallis, OREnrollment: 19,000Conference: PAC-10Nickname: BeaversColors: Orange/BlackArena/Capacity: Gill Coliseum (10,400)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: John Jay (Arizona ’81) Assistant Coaches: Jeff Reinert, Brian Loyd

Kevin Mouton

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 13-15Conference Record/Finish 6-12/6th-tieStarters Returning/Lost 1/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/6

2003–04 Opponents


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2003–04 Opponents

Game 6* Game 7 Game 8

Game 10*Game 10*Game 9

ARK. LITTLE-ROCK

PURDUE MIAMI (OHIO) SMU

MOREHEAD ST.BOWLING GREENDec. 65 p.m.

Ames, IAIowa St.

Tournament

Dec. 21

1 p.m.

W.Lafayette, IN

Purdue Invt’l

Dec. 21

1 p.m.

W. Lafayette, IN

Purdue Invt’l

Dec. 20

3:30 p.m.

W. Lafayette, IN

Purdue Invt’l

Dec. 13

7 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

Dec. 10

8 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

General InformationLocation: Little Rock, AREnrollment: 10,411Conference: Sun BeltNickname: TrojansColors: Maroon/SilverArena/Capacity: Alltel Arenal (18,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Steve Sheilds (Baylor ’88) Assistant Coaches: Kevin Fricke, Joe Harge

Brad Autry

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 18-12Conference Record/Finish 8-6/7rd East


General InformationLocation: Oxford, OHEnrollment: 16,300Conference: Mid-AmericanNickname: RedHawksColors: Red/WhiteArena/Capacity: Millett Hall (9,200)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Charlie Coles (Miami ’65) Assistant Coaches: James Whitford,

Jermaine Henderson, Frankie Smith

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 13-15Conference Record/Finish 11-7/2nd EastStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/3

General InformationLocation: West Lafayette, INEnrollment: 38,847Conference: Big TenNickname: BoilermakersColors: Old Gold/BlackArena/Capacity: Mackey Arena (14,123)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Gene Keady (Kansas St. ’58)Assistant Coaches: Cuonzo Martin, Todd

Foster, Tracy Webster

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 14-1Conference Record/Finish 7-1/3rd-tieStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 12/2

General InformationLocation: Morehead, KYEnrollment: 9,300Conference: Ohio Valley Nickname: EaglesColors: Blue/GoldJohmson Arena/Capacity: (6,500)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Kyle Macy (’79) Assistant Coach: Allen Edwards

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 20-9Conference Record/Finish 13-3/1th tieStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/2

General InformationLocation: Bowling Green, OHEnrollment: 20,276Conference: Mid-AmericanNickname: FalconsColors: Orange/BrownArena/Capacity: Anderson Arena (4,700)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Dan Dakich (Indiana ’85) Assistant Coaches: Artie Pepelea,

Andy Markowski, Brad Autry


General InformationLocation: Dallas, TXEnrollment: 10,038Conference: Western AthleticNickname: MustangsColors: Red/BlueArena/Capacity: Moody Coliseum (8,998)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Mike Dement (E. Carolina ’76) Assistant Coaches: Robert Lineburg,

Coleman Crawford, Robert Brickey

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 17-13Conference Record/Finish 11-7/3rdStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 11/3


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Game 11 Game 12

Game 14 Game 16Game 15

Game 13

WEST VIRGINIA

WESTERN MICHIGANAIR FORCEMIDDLE TENNESSEE ST.

MIAMI (FL) SOUTH EAST MISSOURI ST.

Dec. 28

3 p.m.

Morgantown, WV

Jan. 14

7 p.m.

Kalamazoo, MI

Jan. 9

9 p.m.

USAF Academy,

CO

Jan. 6

7 p.m.

Murfreesboro, TN

Jan. 3

1 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

Dec. 30

7:30 p.m.

Coral Gables,FL

General InformationLocation: Murfreesboro, TNEnrollment: 21,121Conference: Sun BeltNickname: Blue RaidersColors: Blue/WhiteArena/Capacity: Murphy Center (18,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Kermit Davis, Jr. (Miss. St. ’82) Assistant Coaches: Donnie Tyndall, Tres

Chapman, Jeff Walker

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 16-14Conference Record/Finish 9-5/2nd East


General InformationLocation: Morgantown, WVEnrollment: 22,300Conference: Big EastNickname: MountaineersColors: Gold/BlueArena/Capacity: WVU Coliseum (14,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach:John Beilein (Wheeling Jesuit ’75)Assistant Coaches: Jeff Neubauer,

Jerry Dunn, Matt Brown


General InformationLocation: Coral Gables, FLEnrollment: 14,978Conference: Big EastNickname: HurricanesColors: Orange/Green/WhiteArena/Capacity: Convocation Center (18,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Perry Clark (Gettysburg ’74)Assistant Coaches: Greg Gary

Anthony Anderson, Kurtis Townsend

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 11-17Conference Record/Finish 4-12/6th EastStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/5

General InformationLocation: Cape Girardeau, MOEnrollment: 9,554Conference: Ohio ValleyNickname: IndiansColors: Red/BlackArena/Capacity: Show Me Center (7,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Gary Garner (Missouri ’65) Assistant Coaches: Mark Bernsen, Gary

Abner, Kevin Williams

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 11-19Conference Record/Finish 5-11/7rd East Starters Returning/Lost 5/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/2

General InformationLocation: USAF Academy, COEnrollment: 4,000Conference: Mountain WestNickname: FalconsColors: Blue/SilverArena/Capacity: Clune Arena (6,002)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Joe Scott (Princeton ’87) Assistant Coaches: Chris Mooney

Mike McKee, Larry Mangino, Maj. Jon Jordan


General InformationLocation: Kalamazoo, MIEnrollment: 29,732Conference: Mid-AmericanNickname: BroncosColors: Brown/GoldArena/Capacity: University Arena (5,649)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Steve Hawkins (S. Alabama ’87)Assistant Coaches: Clayton Bates, Cornell

Mann, Harold Baber

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 20-11Conference Record/Finish 10-8/3rd WestStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/5


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Game 17

Game 22Game 20 Game 21

Game 19Game 18

TAMUCC

UT-PAN AMERICANYOUNGSTOWN STATE BUTLER

UT-PAN AMERICANTRI-STATE

Feb. 4

7:30 p.m.

Indianapolis, IN

Jan. 17

7 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

Jan. 19

7 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

Jan. 28

8:30 p.m.

Edinburg, TX

Jan. 31

7 p.m.

Youngstown, OH

Feb. 7

1 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

General InformationLocation: Angola, INEnrollment: 1,480Conference: WACNickname: ThunderColors: Blue/RedArena/Capacity: Hershey Hall (4,500)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Rob Harmon (Ball State ’91) Assistant Coach: Jeff Halstead

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 10-23Conference Record/Finish N/AStarters Returning/Lost 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/4

General InformationLocation: Youngstown, OHEnrollment: 12,600Conference: Horizon LeagueNickname: PenguinsColors: Red/WhiteArena/Capacity: Beeghly Center (6,500)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: John Robic (Denison ’86) Assistant Coaches: Dolph Carroll, Bill Pope,

Winston Smith

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 9-20Conference Record/Finish 4-12/6th


General InformationLocation: Indianapolis, INEnrollment: 4,326Conference: Horizon LeagueNickname: BulldogsColors: Blue/WhiteArena/Capacity: Hinkle Fieldhouse (11,043)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Todd Lickliter (Butler ’79) Assistant Coaches: Mathew Graves

Jeff Meyer, Brad Stevens


General InformationLocation: Edinburg, TXEnrollment: 14,000Conference: IndependentNickname: BroncsColors: Green/OrangeArena/Capacity: UTPA Field House (4,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Bob Hoffman

(Oklahoma Baptist ’87)Assistant Coaches: Robert Davenport,

Mark Vancuren, Spencer Wright


General InformationLocation: Edinburg, TXEnrollment: 14,000Conference: IndependentNickname: BroncsColors: Green/OrangeArena/Capacity: UTPA Field House (4,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Bob Hoffman

(Oklahoma Baptist ’87) Assistant Coaches: Robert Davenport,

Mark Vancuren, Spencer WrightTeam Statistics2002-03 Record 10-20Conference Record/Finish N/AStarters Returning/Lost 2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/5

General InformationLocation: Corpus Christi, TXEnrollment: 7,684Conference: IndependentNickname: IslandersColors: Blue/Green/SilverArena/Capacity: Circle K Coliseum (4,000)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Ronnie Arrow (SW Texas St. ’69) Assistant Coaches: Chuck Taylor, Adam Walsh



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Game 27 Game 28

Game 24Game 23 Game 25

Game 26

VALPARAISO IUPUIOAKLAND

FLORIDA GULF COASTIUPUI WRIGHT STATE

Feb. 25

7 p.m.

Rochester, MI

Feb. 17

7 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

Feb. 11

7:30 p.m.

Indianapolis, IN

Feb. 14

7 p.m.

Dayton. OH

Feb. 27

8 p.m.

Valparaiso, IN

March 1

7 p.m.

Fort Wayne, IN

General InformationLocation: Rochester, MIEnrollment: 16,059Conference: Mid-ContinentNickname: Golden GrizzliesColors: Gold/BlackArena/Capacity: Athletics Center

O’Rena (4,000)Coaching StaffHead Coach: Greg Kampe

(Bowling Green ’78)Assistant Coaches: Eric Stephan, Jeff Smith,

Arnette Jordan

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 17-11Conference Record/Finish 10-4/t-2ndStarters Returning/Lost 5/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/5

General InformationLocation: Valparaiso, INEnrollment: 3,700Conference: Mid-ContinentNickname: CrusadersColors: Brown/GoldArena/Capacity: Athletics -Recreation Center

(5,000)Coaching StaffHead Coach: Homer Drew

(William Jewell ’66)Assistant Coaches: Matt Bowen, Rex Walter,

Luke Gore

Team Statistics2002-03 Record 20-11Conference Record/Finish 12-2/1stStarters Returning/Lost 4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost 6/5

General InformationLocation: Indianapolis, INEnrollment: 28,120Conference: Mid-ContinentNickname: JaguarsColors: Red/Gold/BlackArena/Capacity: IUPUI Gymnasium (1,800)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Ron Hunter (Miami, OH ’86) Assistant Coaches: Todd Howard,

Joseph Price,Terence Littlefield


General InformationLocation: Dayton, OHEnrollment: 16,488Conference: Horizon LeagueNickname: RaidersColors: Green/GoldArena/Capacity: Nutter Center (11,019)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Paul Biancardi (Miami-OH ’88) Assistant Coaches: Larry Greer,

Ed Huckaby,Brian Donoher


General InformationLocation: Indianapolis, INEnrollment: 28,120Conference: Mid-ContinentNickname: JaguarsColors: Red/Gold/BlackArena/Capacity: IUPUI Gymnasium (1,800)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Ron Hunter (Miami, OH ’86)Assistant Coaches: Todd Howard,

Joseph Price,Terence Littlefield


General InformationLocation: Fort Myers, FLEnrollment: 6,300Conference: IndependentNickname: EaglesColors: Blue/GreenArena/Capacity: Alico Arena (4,500)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Dave Balza (Michigan ’91) Assistant Coaches: Chris Highfield, Dennis

Hunt, Mark Polite




IPFW Team Records-Season Highs and Game Highs

PointsCareer: 1,765 Sean Gibson (1989–93)Season: 672 Bruce Roland (1987–88)Game: 41 Bruce Roland

(vs. Southern Indiana,1987–88)

Field GoalsCareer: 608 Bruce Roland (1986–89)Season: 279 Bruce Roland (1987–88)Game: 16 Lan Bullard

(vs. Huntington, 1993–94)

Field Goals AttemptedCareer: 1,277 Bruce Roland (1986–89)Season: 527 Bruce Roland (1987–88)Game: 31 Bruce Roland

(vs. Ky. Wesleyan, 1987–88)Field-Goal PercentageCareer: .646 John Hohnstreiter (1989–93)Season: .703 Lloyd Sergent (1988–89)Game: 1.000 Greg Davis

(vs. St.Francis, 1988–89) 10-10

Three-Point Field GoalsCareer: 246 Nick Wise(1999–2001)Season: 98 Nick Wise(2001-02)Game: 10 Duane Shears

(vs. Indianapolis, 1991–92)

Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedCareer: 325 Steve Bard (1987–89)Season: 164 Steve Bard (1987–88)Game: 15 Eric Wilson

(vs. Ashland, 1986–87)

Three-Point Field Goals PercentageCareer: .442 Mike Pitman (1989–91)Season: .507 K. C. Runyan (1995–96)Game: 1.000 Steve Bard

(vs. Abilene Christ 1987–88)4-4Eric Wilson(vs. St. Francis, 1986–87) 4-4Jeff Smithey(vs. N. Kentucky, 1992–93) 4-4

Free ThrowsCareer: 557 Sean Gibson (1989–93)Season: 208 Sean Gibson (1992–93)Game: 16 John Hohnstreiter

(vs. Indianapolis, 1990–91)

Blocked ShotsCareer: 113 Doug Reincke(1989–93)Season: 47 Bruce Erwin (1985–86)Game: 6 Doug Reincke

(vs. N. Kentucky, 1990–91)StealsCareer: 324 Lawrence Jordan

(1986, 88–90)Season: 109 Lawrence Jordan

(1989–90)Game: 9 Bruce Roland

(vs. Kentucky Wesleyan,1987–88)

Free Throws Attempted

Career: 799 Sean Gibson (1989–93)Season: 293 Sean Gibson (1992–93)Game: 19 John Hohnstreiter

(vs. Indianapolis, 1990–91)Sean Gibson (vs. Bellarmine, 1992–93)

Free-Throw PercentageCareer: .868 Steve Bard (1987–89)Season: .889 Eric Vaughn (1991–92)Game: 1.000 Bruce Roland (vs. So.

Indiana, 1987–88) 15-15Sean Gibson (vs. St. Francis, 1992–93)

9-9

ReboundsCareer: 965 Sean Gibson (1989–93)Season: 279 Sean Gibson (1992–93)Game: 18 Sean Gibson (two times)

AssistsCareer: 913 Lawrence Jordan

(1986, 88–90)Season: 266 Lawrence Jordan

(1989–90)Game: 19 Russ Marcinek

(vs. IUPUI, 1993–94)

COACHES RECORDSYear Coach Win Loss Pct.1973–74 George Wehrmeister 5 21 .1921974–75 Gene Hany 12 12 .5001975–76 Gordon Stauffer 15 12 .5551976–77 Gordon Stauffer 8 19 .2961977–78 Gordon Stauffer 8 16 .3331978–79 Gordon Stauffer 6 21 .2221979–80 Ken Workman 4 20 .1671980–81 Ken Workman 9 17 .3461981–82 Ken Workman 2 24 .0771982–83 Tim Russell 16 12 .5711983–84 Tim Russell 18 10 .6431984–85 Tim Russell 16 11 .5931985–86 Tim Russell 8 20 .2861986–87 Tim Russell 9 19 .3211987–88 Andy Piazza 15 13 .5361988–89 Andy Piazza 21 7 .7501989–90 Andy Piazza 20 8 .7141990–91 Andy Piazza 16 12 .5711991–92 Andy Piazza 21 7 .7501992–93 Andy Piazza 23 6 .7931993–94 Andy Piazza 8 19 .2961994–95 Andy Piazza 10 17 .3701995–96 Andy Piazza 8 19 .2961996–97 Jon Williams 12 15 .4441997–98 Jon Williams 10 17 .3701998–99 Jon Williams 10 17 .3701999–00 Doug Noll 11 16 .4072000–01 Doug Noll 7 23 .2332001-02 Doug Noll 7 21 .2502002-03 Doug Noll 9 21 .300Totals 344 472 .421

SEASON HIGHS

Wins: 23 (1992–93)Winning Percentage:. 793 (1992–93)Points: 2,543 (1989–90)Field Goals: 950 (1988–89)Field Goals Attempted: 1,829 (1988–89)

Field Goal Percentage: .526 (1992–93)3-Point Field Goals: 230 (2001–02)3-Point FG Attempted: 640 (2001–02)3-Point FG Percentage: 432 (1991–90)Free Throws: 538 (1992–93)Free Throws Attempted: 790 (1992–93)Free-Throw Percentage: .724 (1987–88)Rebounds: 1,107 (1990–91)Assists: 598 (1988–89)Steals: 377 (1989–90)Blocked Shots: 104 (1989–90)

GAME HIGHS

Points: 138 vs. Madonna 1993–94Field Goals: 53 vs. Madonna 1993–94FG Attempts: 106 vs. Madonna 1993–94FG %: .688 vs. So. Indiana 1988–903-Point FGs: 17 vs. Indianapolis 1991–923-Point FG Attmpts:

34 vs. Madonna 1993–943-Point FG %: .750 vs. Gr. Valley St. 1986–87. .750 vs. No. Kentucky 1988–89Free Throws: 35 vs. Ky. Wesleyan 1992–93FT Attempts: 48 vs. Ky. Wesleyan 1992–93FT %: 1.000 vs. Ky. Wesleyan 1992–93Rebounds: 67 vs.Madonna 1993–94Assists: 40 vs. Madonna, 1993–94Steals: 23 vs. St. Francis 1989-90Blocked Shots: 10 vs. Huntington 1993–94

POINTS

Name Years Points1. Sean Gibson 1989–93 1,7652. Bruce Roland 1986–89 1,4853. Nick Wise 1999–02 1,4504. Steve Bard 1987–89 1,0785. Dic Ivy 1984–88 1,0766. Brad Noll 1999-03 1,0157. Lawrence Jordan 1986, 88–89 9778. Adam Moore 1996–99 9689. Jim Morlan 1984–87 90910. Mark Cook 1983–85 878

REBOUNDS

Name Years Reb.1. Sean Gibson 1989–93 9652. Jim Morlan 1984–87 6063. Dic Ivy 1984–88 5024. Bruce Roland 1986–89 4955. Dane Adams 1995–98 4696. Adam Moore 1996–99 3927. Rob Henderson 1982–84 3718. Doug Reincke 1989–93 3469. Craig Taylor 1977–79 33310. Jim Kessenich 2000- 326

IndividualCareer Records

ASSISTS

Name Years Ast1. Lawrence Jordan 1986, 88–90 9132. Randy Spicer 1997–00 4333. DeAngelo Woodall1999-03 4014. Andre Walton 1991–93 3065. Russ Marcinek 1992–95 2956. Brad Noll 1999–03 2837. Sean Gibson 1989–93 2488. Jeff Jackson 1994–97 2429. Jeff Smithey 1990–94 24110. Jason Werling 1995–97 233

STEALS

Name Years Stl1. Lawrence Jordan 1986, 88–90 3242. DeAngelo Woodall1999–03 2133. Bruce Roland 1986–89 2104. Randy Spicer 1997–00 1495. Sean Gibson 1989–93 1376. Brad Noll 1999-03 1127. Dic Ivy 1984–88 1078. Clarence Rich 1990–92 909. Mark Cook 1983–85 8410. Andre Walton 1991–93 81

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Name Years PCT1. John Hohnstreiter 1989–93 .6462. Kyle Kirby 1995–97 .6323. Lloyd Sergent 1988–90 .6194. Sean Gibson 1989–93 .6075. Scott Burkhardt 1989–91 .6016. Ryan Bond 1994–97 .597

7. Tony Martin 1990–93 .5928. Doug Reincke 1989–93 .5789. Andre Walton 1991–93 .55810. Craig Taylor 1977–79 .552

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

Name Years PCT1. Steve Bard 1987–89 .8682. Eric Vaughn 1989–92 .8573. Ric Wyand 2001- .8384. Adam Moore 1996–99 .8035. Scott Simmons 1992–94 .8016. Mark Cook 1983–85 .7977. Shane Gibson 1991–94 .7738. Dic Ivy 1984–88 .7649. K.C. Runyan 1992–95 .76210. Mike Pitman 1989–91 .756

THREE POINT FIELD GOALS

Name Years 3-FG1. Nick Wise 1999–02 2462. Brad Noll 1999–03 1613. DeAngelo Woodall1999-03 1454. Steve Bard 1987–89 1415. Shane Gibson 1991–94 1196. Jeff Smithey 1990–94 1147. Ryan Glidden 1994–96 1148. Clarence Rich 1990–92 1029. Mike Pitman 1989–91 10210. Scott Simmons 1992–94 85

BLOCKED SHOTS

Name Years BLK1. Doug Reincke 1989–93 113

2. Sean Gibson 1989–93 1053. Bruce Erwin 1985–87 754. Lloyd Sergent 1988–90 505. Jeff Fullove 1983–85 406. David Simon 2003- 397. Mark Cook 1983–85 388. Jim Kessenich 2000- 379. Jermaine Williams 1993–94 3310. Bruce Roland 1986–89 32

FIELD GOALS

Name Years FG1. Bruce Roland 1986–89 6082. Sean Gibson 1989–93 5883. Nick Wise 1999–01 5034. Jim Morlan 1984–87 3945. Steve Bard 1987–89 3836. Jeff Fullove 1983–85 3747. Lawrence Jordan 1986,88–90 3688. Mark Cook 1983–85 3399. Dic Ivy 1984–88 32310. Brad Noll 1999–03 312

FREE THROWS

Name Years FT1. Sean Gibson 1989–93 5572. Bruce Roland 1986–89 2453. Dic Ivy 1984–88 2434. Brad Noll 1999-03 2305. Mark Cook 1983–85 2006. Nick Wise 1999-01 1987. Lawrence Jordan 1986,88–90 1908. DeAngelo Woodall1999-03 1799. Steve Bard 1987–89 17110. Lloyd Sergent 1988-90 157

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