2012-13 Eureka College Men's Basketball Media Guide

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2012-13 MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2012-13 EUREKA COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

THE CHIP WILDE ERASINCE 2007:

• 14 MEN’S BASKETBALL GRADUATES

• TWO SLIAC TOURNAMENT

APPEARANCES

• 16 SLIAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK

AWARDS

• NINE ALL-SLIAC SELECTIONS

• FOUR SLIAC ALL-ACADEMIC

SELECTIONS

• FOUR NABC ACADEMIC HONORS

COURT SELECTIONS

• THREE SLIAC ALL-TOURNAMENT

TEAM SELECTIONS

• TWO D3HOOPS.COM TEAM OF THE

WEEK SELECTIONS

• TWO REAGAN FELLOWS

• THE 2010 SLIAC PLAYER OF THE

YEAR

• ONE SLIAC ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM

SELECTION

• ONE NABC ALL-DISTRICT SELECTION

• ONE D3HOOPS.COM ALL-REGION

SELECTION

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TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOMEMen’s Basketball Quick Facts 3

This is Eureka College 4-5

The Reagan Center 6-7

What Graduates are Saying 8-9

Director of Athletics Paul Bryant 10-11

Eureka College Quick Facts 11

Campus Phone Numbers 11

Eureka Athletics Staff 12

2012-13 SEASON PREVIEWRoster 14

Schedule 15

Season Outlook 16-17

Head Coach Chip Wilde 18-19

Assistant Coach Amos Arbogast 20

Athletic Training Staff 20

MEET THE RED DEVILSJordan Fehr 22

Jordan Kindred 23

Mark Lessen 24

Dustin Fritsch 25

Rian Nailor 26

Niko Rivera 27

Returning Letterwinners 28-30

Newcomers 31

Photo Roster 32

BASKETBALL QUICK FACTSLetterwinners Returning/Lost 12/8

Starters Returning/Lost 5/0

2012-13 Newcomers 6

First Year of Basketball 1919-20

All-Time Record 1,026-979

2011-12 Record 15-11

Conference St. Louis Intercollegiate

Year Joined 2006

All-Time Record 52-46

2011-12 SLIAC Record 11-5 (T-2nd of 9)

Website sliac.org

2012-13 SCHEDULEN 15 at Lincoln Christian 7 p.m.

N 20 MONMOUTH 7:30 p.m.

N 23 ROCKFORD 6 p.m.

N 24 CENTRAL 3 p.m.

N 28 *MacMURRAY 8 p.m.

D 1 *at Spalding 2 p.m.

D 5 at North Park 7 p.m.

D 13 at Texas-Pan American 7 p.m.

D 17 at SIU-Edwardsville 7 p.m.

D 19 CONCORDIA (Ill.) 7 p.m.

J 5 *WEBSTER 3 p.m.

J 8 *at Fontbonne 8 p.m.

J 10 *WESTMINSTER 8 p.m.

J 12 *at Greenville 3 p.m.

J 17 *PRINCIPIA 8 p.m.

J 19 *SPALDING 3 p.m.

J 23 *at Blackburn 8 p.m.

J 26 *at Webster 3 p.m.

J 30 *GREENVILLE 8 p.m.

F 2 *at Westminster 7 p.m.

F 6 *BLACKBURN 8 p.m.

F 9 *FONTBONNE 3 p.m.

F 13 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 8 p.m.

F 16 *at Principia 3 p.m.

F 19 *at MacMurray 8 p.m.

* -- SLIAC game

All times Central and subject to change

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITSThe 2012-13 Eureka College Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a production of the

Eureka College sports information offi ce. Content was written and designed by Sports

Information Director Bryan Moore. Editorial assistance was provided by Director of

Athletics Paul Bryant, the coaching staff and student-athletes. Photography was

provided by Bob Hunt and Eureka College. Front and back cover designs by Bryan

Moore. Individuals with historical information that may be incorrect or that have been

omitted from this guide are encouraged to contact the Eureka College sports information

offi ce.

2011-12 SEASON IN REVIEWPostseason Notebook 34-35

Game-by-Game Results 36

Final Statistics 37

SLIAC Review 38

SLIAC Team Leaders 39

SLIAC Individual Leaders 40

RECORDS & HISTORYCareer Records 42

Single-Season Records 42-43

Year-by-Year Results 44-50

Coaching Records 50

All-Time Series Results 51-58

OPPONENT INFORMATION2012-13 Opponent Profi les 60-61

SLIAC Information 62

MEDIA INFORMATIONMedia/Website Information 64

ON THE COVER2012-13 Eureka men’s basketball seniors.

Top row (L-R): Chuck Misuraca, D.T.

Thornton, Dustin Fritsch, Jordan Fehr.

Bottom row (L-R): Rian Nailor, Mark

Lessen, Niko Rivera, Jordan Kindred.

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“Eureka, of course, is a Greek word that

means I have found it and it described

perfectly the sense of discovery I felt the

day I arrived here in the fall of 1928. Eureka

was everything I had dreamed it would be

and more.”

-- Ronald Reagan ‘32

40th President of the United States

THIS IS EUREKA COLLEGEEureka College is a family. A small family.

Our historic campus, located on 112

wooded acres in the heart of Central Illinois,

can best be described as charming and

friendly. Our focus on a comprehensive

liberal arts education, with major emphasis

on leadership and service to others, is

one-of-a-kind. Our proximity to Peoria,

Bloomington-Normal, Chicago, St. Louis,

and Indianapolis make us ideal for those

looking for major market facilities, yet like

to return to a safe, secure, and small town

environment.

THE FOUNDING OF EUREKA COLLEGEEureka College was founded by abolitionists

from Kentucky who were members of a

religious movement known as the Christian

Church (Disciples of Christ) and were

committed to providing young people a

liberal education. These pioneers believed

in an education infused with values as

a basis for leadership. Chartered by the

Illinois Legislature in 1855, Eureka was

the fi rst college in the state and third in

the nation to admit men and women on

an equal basis. To the present day, the

college has continued to be interested in the

development of character as well as intellect

and technical competence with emphasis on

service and leadership.

Eureka College has had a major impact on

American life, with alumni who have had

successful careers in education, business,

management, the arts, and community

service. Graduates include forty-two

college presidents, seven governors and

members of Congress, a Nobel Laureate

team member, and former President Ronald

Reagan, Class of 1932.

HOW SMALL IS SMALL?Eureka College has just under 800 students.

Is this a disadvantage? On the contrary

-- we view it as an amazing advantage.

David Everett’s (1769–1813) line, “...large

streams from little fountains fl ow, tall oaks

from little acorns grow “ rings true at Eureka.

Each of those lucky enough to become a

part of Eureka College and our traditions

fi nd themselves supported, encouraged,

and treated, not as a number...but as the

extraordinary and creative individuals they

are.

In this unique and empowering environment

some of the best and brightest have

discovered their strong sense of self, their

vocation for their future, and a deep love

for this special small campus. Imagine -

from this small campus has come forty-two

college presidents, seven governors and

members of Congress, a Nobel Laureate

team member, and the 40th President

of the United States. EC has over 5,000

living graduates located around the world.

You’ll fi nd many of them serving the current

Eureka’s historic campus has 112 acres with 24 buildings. The College offers more than 30 majors and programs of study.

President of the United States, serving as

doctors, lawyers, teachers, and heads of

non-profi t organizations around the globe.

AROUND CAMPUSAs a student at Eureka College, getting

involved is a tremendous opportunity

that will have lasting impacts on your life;

short term and long. With the turning of a

new academic school year, the amount of

organizations and activities are plentiful. No

matter if you are a new fi rst year, transfer

student, commuter, or upperclassman,

taking advantage of what we have to

offer will be to your benefi t. The college

experience is about growing the holistic

student in all areas including outside the

classroom. By giving of your time and

talents to an organization, the organization

can thrive and your college experience will

be even more valuable.

The Student Activities Offi ce at Eureka

College strives to promote co-curricular

involvement in the areas of organizations

and activities using various resources on

and off campus including the Cerf College

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Center; center of campus community life.

We encourage personal development

socially, interpersonally, and morally

through student engagement. Providing

programming, campus activities, and

resources we strive to cultivate holistic

student growth and development and in turn

support the mission of Eureka College.

The Donald B. Cerf Center is a focal point

of campus activity, housing the “Burgoo“

-- the campus snack bar -- and the College

Bookstore. The Cerf Center also houses the

Ronald W. Reagan Museum. It is frequently

the site of public and private events.

ABOUT THE FACULTYEureka College faculty play a pivotal role

in working toward the success of each

and every EC student. The College has an

average class size of fi fteen students and

a student-faculty ratio of 12:1. Many faculty

have earned national and international

recognition in their areas of scholarship,

such as: social responses to alcoholism, the

history of slavery; recognition in lepidoptery,

philosophy, Native American literature;

and individually recognized Fulbright

Scholarship recipients.

SIMPLY PUTEureka College is one of the best

educational experiences that a prospective

student can have. Eureka College is a

remarkable family, populated with some of

the fi nest, dedicated, caring individuals in

the world. Over 150 years of excellence

in learning, service, and leadership is our

guiding force. Unfortunately, the College

simply cannot accommodate everyone.

Entrance is limited. This opportunity should

not be allowed to slip by.

THE PRESIDENT’S WELCOMEOn behalf of all Eureka College students, faculty, staff, alumni and trustees, I am pleased

to welcome you to Eureka College. We are happy to have you on

campus as we observe our 158th year of excellence in learning,

leadership and service.

Athletics play an important role in the lives of students at Eureka

College. Nearly half of our students play a sport at the intercollegiate

level and most other students participate at the intramural level.

Athletic teams are integral to the educational process, providing

means to learn leadership, discipline, tenacity, persistence and

cooperation.

I am proud of the student-athletes that you are watching today. They

are wonderful ambassadors for Eureka College, and their efforts

exemplify learning outside of the classroom, developing teamwork and building school spirit.

J. David Arnold, Ph.D.

President of the College

THE REAGAN INFLUENCEThey were simply known as Dutch and Moon, nicknames passed down from their father. Ron

was thought to have resembled “the Dutchman” while Neil looked like comic strip character

“Moon Mullins” with his slicked back hair. The names stuck.

During his four years at Eureka, Reagan demonstrated his gratitude by immersing himself in

the life of the College. He even convinced his older brother Neil to enroll in the fall of 1928,

creating the enviable situation of his older brother waiting on him as a pledge at the TKE

house.

Ronald Reagan graduated in 1932 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in social science and

economics. He moved to Davenport, Iowa, to accept a position as a sports announcer for

radio station WOC. His career led him on to Hollywood and then into state and national

politics, but his loyalty to Eureka College was evidenced by his three six-year terms on the

College’s Board of Trustees and his continual involvement in various college related events.

In his 1992 Commencement address, President Reagan related the experience of the class

of 1932. “We took with us from Eureka College the strength born of a spirit of fellowship,

willingness to work together for common goals, and a deep faith in the word of God.” In the

case of Ronald Reagan, who graduated from Eureka in the early years of the Depression,

those values propelled him to a lifetime of leadership.

From sports broadcaster, to actor, to politician, Dutch Reagan’s four years of personal

development at Eureka launched him into a lifetime of leadership.

Nearly 300 Eureka College students participate in athletics. A total of 27 student-athletes earned their degrees in May 2012.

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The Reagan Center, the building that

serves as home to the Eureka College

athletics department, will play host to

Eureka men’s basketball for the 43rd

consecutive season in 2012-13. The facility

has seen signifi cant upgrades in recent

years, including a new hardwood playing

surface in the arena in June 2011 and a

pair of new state-of-the-art scoreboards in

December 2010.

The Red Devils have utilized one of the

best home-court advantages in all of NCAA

Division III for nearly four decades, posting

better than a .700 winning percentage

(281-118) at the facility since Eureka’s

game-by-game records began prior to the

1974-75 season.

The Red Devils were especially tough at

the Reagan Center under Hall of Fame

head coach Dave Darnall, going 185-19

(.907) in 20 seasons from 1974 through

1994. Darnall’s teams were unbeaten

at home on nine different occasions and

set a single-season program record with

13 home victories in 1991-92 and again

in 1992-93. The Red Devils won 41

consecutive home games from Nov. 23,

1991 until Jan. 28, 1995 and never lost

an NAIA District 20 playoff game on their

home fl oor.

On Dec. 3, 2011, Eureka hosted a halftime

ceremony to dedicate “Championship

Circle”, named for Darnall and all 20 of his

squads from 1974 through 1994. More

than 75 former Red Devils joined Darnall

THE REAGAN CENTERand his family on the fl oor for the ceremony

(pictured opposite page, bottom left).

The multi-purpose facilty, named after

alums Ronald Reagan (‘32) and Neil

Reagan (‘33), opened in 1970 and

hosts the offi ces for the Eureka athletics

department. The building also houses

Eureka’s on-campus athletic training facility,

a weight-training area for Eureka student-

athletes and classrooms for the Eureka

College physical education department.

The weight-training facility was revamped

in July 2012 with a new rubber fl oor and a

large array of new weights for EC student-

athletes.

Featuring a 1,500-seat arena for basketball

and volleyball, the Reagan Center

arena plays host to more than 30 events

each year. The building also boasts a

competition-sized pool that serves as the

home to the Eureka swim team and hosts

the Eureka College Sprint Swim Meet each

January.

A hardwood fl oor was installed in the arena

in June 2011, a surface formerly used as

a practice fl oor by the NBA’s Minnesota

Timberwolves. The portable surface

features a parquet design and was installed

in pieces and painted by Clarkston, Mich.-

based Game Day Athletics. The installation

crew, headed by Tom Petrie, also installed

and painted the Reagan Center’s previous

playing surface.

Dedicated for Ronald P. Bonati on Oct.

4, 2007, the the Bonati Fitness Center

is the on-campus training facility for the

campus and community. Named for

Bonati and funded by his wife Christine

Bonati Bollwinkle, the facility provides the

campus and community a state-of-the-art

fi tness center. Bonati attended Eureka

College from 1957 until 1960 and served

as a trustee for Eureka College from

1993 through 1999. He had a 34-year

management career with Caterpillar, Inc.

where he was the Vice President of the

North America Commercial Division from

1993 until 1999.

Also dedicated on Oct. 4, 2007 was the

Rigazio Lobby for 1976 Eureka College

graduate Steve Rigazio. Named and

funded in his memory by his parents

Gretchen and Tony Rigazio, Rigazio was

the president of Nevada Power Company

at the time of his illness and death in 2001.

The Rigazio Lobby features a double

trophy case displaying Eureka’s fi nest

athletic accomplishments, as well as a

high-defi nition television showcasing the

members of the Eureka College Athletics

Hall of Fame.

In addition to hosting more than 1,000

athletic events over its 42-year history,

the arena also hosted commencement

addresses from President Ronald Reagan

in 1982 and 1992. The facility also served

as a location of a visit from former Soviet

President Mikhail Gorbachev during his trip

to campus in honor of Eureka’s “Ronald

Reagan Day” in March 2009.

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THE RED DEVILS IN THE REAGAN CENTER(Since 1974-75)

Season W L Pct.

1974-75 8 4 .667

1975-76 8 1 .889

1976-77 7 1 .875

1977-78 7 4 .636

1978-79 8 0 1.000

1979-80 11 0 1.000

1980-81 9 1 .900

1981-82 8 2 .800

1982-83 9 0 1.000

1983-84 9 1 .900

1984-85 7 2 .778

1985-86 10 0 1.000

1986-87 11 0 1.000

1987-88 5 1 .833

1988-89 9 1 .900

1989-90 9 0 1.000

1990-91 12 0 1.000

1991-92 13 1 .929

1992-93 13 0 1.000

1993-94 12 0 1.000

Season W L Pct.

1994-95 8 3 .727

1995-96 6 2 .750

1996-97 8 3 .727

1997-98 5 5 .500

1998-99 1 10 .091

1999-00 4 6 .400

2000-01 0 11 .000

2001-02 4 8 .333

2002-03 5 6 .455

2003-04 10 5 .667

2004-05 5 5 .500

2005-06 2 8 .200

2006-07 7 4 .636

2007-08 6 5 .545

2008-09 4 5 .444

2009-10 9 3 .750

2010-11 3 8 .273

2011-12 9 2 .818

Totals 281 118 .704

DIRECTIONS AND INFORMATIONFROM THE WEST (PEORIA)

•Travel east on US Route 24

•Turn right onto South Main Street/Illinois Route 117

•Upon entering Eureka, turn left onto Reagan Drive

•The Reagan Center is on the left

FROM THE EAST (BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL)

•Travel west on Interstate 74

•Take exit 92, turning right (north) onto Illinois Route 117

•Upon entering Eureka, turn right onto Reagan Drive


FROM THE NORTH (CHICAGO/SUBURBS)

•Travel south on Interstate 55

•Take exit 187, turning right (west) onto US Route 24

•Turn left onto South Main Street/Illinois Route 117

•Upon entering Eureka, turn left onto Reagan Drive


FROM THE SOUTH (ST.LOUIS/SPRINGFIELD)

•Travel north on Interstate 55

•Take exit 127, keeping left onto Interstate 155 (north)

•Merge onto Interstate 74 (east) toward Bloomington

•Take exit 112, turning left (north) onto Illinois Route 117

•Upon entering Eureka, turn right onto Reagan Drive


TICKETS & PARKING

All men’s basketball tickets are general admission. Season

passes are available by contacting the Eureka athletics offi ce at

(309) 467-6370. Fans are encouraged to park in the main lot on

the west side of the Reagan Center.

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“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my playing

career at Eureka College. I won’t forget the

accomplishments of the baseball program

during my time at the college.”

“Eureka College gave me great

opportunities and experiences as a

student-athlete. Being a Red Devil has

provided memories and friendships to

last a lifetime.”-- Jessica Reardon ‘05

Eureka College Women’s Basketball, 2001-05

All-NIIC First Team (2003, 2004, 2005)

Eureka All-time Leading Scorer (1,483 points)

Eureka College Softball, 2002-05

“If I had to do it all

over again, I’d go

to Eureka College.”-- Ronald Reagan ‘32

Eureka College Football, Swimming and Track & Field

40th President of the United States“Eureka College allowed me to be

involved. It was a perfect fi t athletically,

academically and socially. My four years at

Eureka will be the most memorable four-

year span of my life.”

-- Mark Darnall ‘09

Eureka College Men’s Basketball, 2005-09

Eureka College Men’s Soccer, 2007

-- Marisa Durley ‘11

Eureka College Volleyball, 2007-10

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2010)

“Eureka College has not only armed me with

the right attitude and tools to be successful

in the real world, but has also provided me

with a network of people who will be willing

to help me in any way they can.”

-- Tim Cashdollar ‘11

Eureka College Baseball, 2008-11

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2010, 2011)

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WHAT GRADUATES ARE SAYING

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“Having the opportunity to be a two-sport athlete

at Eureka College has allowed me to continue my

passion for education. EC athletics has helped

me become the teacher and coach I am today.”

-- Nicole Ropp ‘09


Eureka College Softball, 2008-09

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention Softball (2009)

“Playing college basketball was a dream and

Eureka College made it an experience I will

never forget. My days at Eureka hold a special

place in my heart and memories that I will

cherish forever.”-- Kim Holdenrid ‘07


“I truly owe what

I am today to

Eureka College.”

-- Laura Willman Moore ‘10

Eureka College Volleyball, 2006-09

All-SLIAC Second Team (2009)

EUREKA COLLEGE ALMA MATER

‘Neath the Elms upon the campus

Glorious to view

Stands Eureka, Alma Mater;

Faithful, tried and true.

Lift the chorus, speed it onward

Ne’er our voices fail

Praise to thee, O fair Eureka

Praise to thee, all hail.

When we leave thy halls forever

never to return

Still within our hearts fond

memories steadily will burn.

-- Jordan Vignoni ‘10

Eureka College Football, 2006-09

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2008)

“Eureka College taught me to push and strive for

excellence in all aspects of life. I can look back

on my time here and not have one regret from it.”

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Paul Bryant is in his fi fth year as the Director of Athletics at Eureka College. Since Bryant arrived at the helm of Eureka’s athletic

department in the summer of 2008, the Red Devils have experienced unprecedented success on the playing fi eld and in the classroom.

After only two Eureka squads qualifi ed for the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference postseason from 2006 through 2009, the

Red Devils have qualifi ed for six SLIAC Tournaments in Bryant’s four years as Director of Athletics, including championship game

appearances by men’s basketball in 2010 and women’s basketball in 2012. In all, fi ve of Eureka’s nine eligible programs have played in

the SLIAC Tournament during Bryant’s tenure, including multiple appearances from men’s basketball (2010, 2012).

In addition to the strides the Red Devils have made on the playing fi eld, Bryant

has also placed a signifi cant emphasis on academics, creating the Director

of Athletics Honor Roll prior to the 2009-10 academic year. A record-high 81

student athletes were named to the A.D. Honor Roll in Spring 2010, while

Eureka is represented on a regular basis on the SLIAC and Upper Midwest

Athletic Conference All-Academic Teams. Eureka earned a total of 27 academic

all-conference selections during the 2011-12 year, and fi ve student-athletes to

earn the award participated in more than one sport.

Bryant has also made tremendous use of Eureka’s celebrated athletics history,

welcoming a pair of Eureka College Hall of Famers back to the athletics staff as

head coaches.

On Dec. 4, 2008, Bryant hired 1998 EC graduate Kurt Barth to direct the Eureka

football program. Barth, who starred on the gridiron for the Red Devils from

1994 through 1997, has rapidly made his mark on the Red Devils. Barth has

coached Eureka to its most successful three-season stretch in more than a

decade and posted the best 30-game debut by a Eureka football coach since

1997. Barth’s infl uence has also allowed the Red Devils to produce record-

breaking statistics on the playing fi eld, as Eureka has broken 14 team and

individual program records since his arrival in 2009.

Nearly one year later to the day after Barth’s arrival, Bryant chose Eureka icon

Craig Gerdes as the new head coach of the baseball squad on Dec. 1, 2009.

Gerdes promptly guided to the Red Devils to a program-record 19 victories and

their fi rst-ever appearance in the SLIAC Tournament in 2010. The effort earned

Gerdes SLIAC Coach of the Year honors. The 1971 Eureka graduate won 31

games in two seasons as head coach prior to his retirement in 2011.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS PAUL BRYANT

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EUREKA COLLEGE QUICK FACTSAddress 300 East College Avenue

Eureka, Illinois 61530

Founded 1855

Enrollment 760

Nickname Red Devils

Colors Maroon & Gold

National Affi liation NCAA Division III

Conference Affi liation St. Louis Intercollegiate

Upper Midwest (Football)

President Dr. J. David Arnold

Provost Dr. Philip Acree Cavalier

VP / Finance / Facilities / CFO Marc Pasteris

VP / Development / Alumni Relations Mike Murtagh

Dean of Students Brooke Campbell

Director of Athletics Paul A. Bryant

Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Junius Rodriguez

CAMPUS PHONE NUMBERSArea Code 309

Main Campus Phone 467-3721

Admissions 467-6350

Bookstore 467-6427

The Burgoo 467-6428

Campus Security 467-6600

Cerf Center 467-6407

Development 467-6317

Financial Aid 467-6310

Learning Center 467-6520

Media Relations 467-6318

Melick Library 467-6380

Residence Life 467-6420

Student Programs and Services (SPS) 467-6420

ATHLETICS PHONE NUMBERSArea Code 309

Athletics Main Offi ce 467-6370

Athletics Fax 467-6402

Sports Information 467-6456

Athletic Training 467-6378

Bonati Fitness Center 467-6658

Rigazio Lobby 467-6659

Pool Offi ce 467-6375

NCAA Compliance 467-6865

Baseball 467-6586

Men’s Basketball 467-6371

Women’s Basketball 467-6865

Cross Country 467-6370

Football 467-6369

Golf 467-6370

Men’s Soccer 467-6465

Women’s Soccer 467-6465

Softball 467-6376

Swimming 467-6375

Tennis 467-6372

Track & Field 467-6369

Bryant has spearheaded several projects to improve Eureka’s

on-campus facilities. In June 2011, Bryant secured the funding

for the purchase and installation of a new hardwood fl oor in the

Reagan Center. The surface, formerly used as a practice fl oor

by the NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves, gives Eureka a regulation

hardwood fl oor for basketball and volleyball for the fi rst time since

2008. In addition to the hardwood fl oor, two new state-of-the-art

Nevco scoreboards were installed in the arena in December 2010,

and new shot clocks were installed in June 2012.

The latest facilities improvement under Bryant’s watch was “The

McKinzie Project”. A permanent brick wall was installed at the

Red Devils’ football facility along Reagan Drive in addition to

improvements to the visiting bleachers and the installation of a new

fence behind the visitors’ sideline.

A native of Dayton, Ohio, Bryant was formerly Associate Director of

Athletics at Urbana University in Urbana, Ohio. In addition to his

administrative duties at UU, Bryant served as the men’s basketball

head coach for fi ve seasons. While guiding the Blue Knights,

Bryant was chosen as the American Mideast South Division Coach

of the Year and American Mideast Conference Coach of the Year.

Before coaching at Urbana, Bryant began his coaching career

at the collegiate level during the 1996-97 season as a men’s

basketball assistant coach at Sinclair Community College in

Dayton, Ohio. He went on to become the head coach at Sinclair

the following season, directing the Pride for six seasons from 1997

until 2003.

During his six seasons, Bryant won 88 games, led Sinclair to four

NJCAA Division II regional appearances, two national tournament

berths and a national runner-up fi nish in 1998. He was named the

Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year.

While in Dayton, Bryant also served for eight years as the CEO of

the community’s Learn to Lead youth services agency, where he

licensed foster parents and placed foster children in appropriate

homes.

Bryant played four years of college basketball between North Idaho

College and Alaska Pacifi c University before earning a bachelor’s

degree from APU in 1989 and a master of education degree from

Urbana University.

Bryant is a member of the National Association of Basketball

Coaches, Black Coaches and Administrators and the National

Association of College Directors of Athletics. He also served

as the SLIAC Administrative Council Chair during the 2010-11

academic year.

Bryant and his wife Shannon reside in Eureka and have two

children, Kayla (18) and Paul, Jr. (12). Kayla is a freshman at

Eureka College and a member of the women’s basketball team.

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JANE AUSTINSwimming & Diving

Head Coach

KURT BARTHFootball/TrackHead Coach

BILL CONGERMen’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

AMOS ARBOGASTMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

JOE DeLUCIAFootball

Assistant Coach

SARA EGGLESTONAssistant

Athletic Trainer

SEEFF GRAUERFootball

Assistant Coach

RANDY HENKELSAssistant A.D.

Head Athletic Trainer

KIM HOLDENRIDAdministrative

Assistant

DERIC LINDERFootball

Assistant Coach

TAREN MARTINAssistant A.D./SWAWBB Head Coach

BRYAN MOORESports Information

Director

MORGAN MURPHYFootball

Assistant Coach

ROBIN RAMIREZWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach

CHIP WILDEMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

MICHELLE REEFVolleyball

Head Coach

J.L. ZAPUSHEKMen’s SoccerHead Coach

DEBI NEFFSoftball

Head Coach

ISAAC COXBaseball

Head Coach

DOUG MIDDENDORFGolf

Head Coach

DeRICCO REEDCross CountryHead Coach

MIKE MINEHANFootball

Assistant Coach

WES SCHMIDGALLFootball

Assistant Coach

DEREK JOHNSONMen’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

K.T. ZAPUSHEKWomen’s SoccerAssistant Coach

BOBBY WILSONWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

KHASSANDRAE BROWNWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

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2012-13 SEASON PREVIEW


Experience (Exp.) Key:

1L: one letter • 2L: two letters • 3L: three letters • TR: Transfer • HS: High School

2012-13 EUREKA COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Exp. Hometown High School/Previous School

00 D.T. Thornton Sr. C 6-4 325 1L Normal, Ill. Normal West/Carl Sandburg

1 Rian Nailor Sr. G 6-0 190 1L Rock Falls, Ill. Rock Falls/Sauk Valley

2 Tony Dunlap So. G 6-1 175 HS Lanark, Ill. Eastland

3 Niko Rivera Sr. G 6-3 175 1L Sterling, Ill. Sterling/Sauk Valley

4 Brad Lawson Jr. G/F 6-3 190 2L Hoopeston, Ill. Hoopeston Area

5 Kaleb Garber So. G 6-1 190 1L Minonk, Ill. Fieldcrest

10 Jordan Kindred Sr. G 6-0 180 3L Chrisman, Ill. Chrisman

12 Connor Lincoln Jr. G 6-3 200 TR Polo, Ill. Polo/Sauk Valley

14 Dustin Fritsch Sr. F 6-6 190 1L Sterling, Ill. Sterling/Sauk Valley

15 Jordan Fehr Sr. G 5-10 160 3L Roanoke, Ill. Roanoke-Benson

21 Jake Kuenzl Jr. G 5-11 175 2L Fairview, Ill. Spoon River Valley

22 Trevor Teal Jr. G 5-10 160 2L Delavan, Ill. Delavan

24 Mike Sain Fr. G 5-10 150 HS Columbus, Ohio Reynoldsburg

33 Chuck Misuraca Sr. G 6-0 190 1L Winnebago, Ill. Winnebago/Missouri Valley

34 Jake Stephens Fr. G 5-8 160 HS West Peoria, Ill. Manual

40 Josh Hack Fr. F 6-3 205 HS Washington, Ill. Washington

44 Brett Crite So. F 6-3 200 1L Granville, Ill. Putnam County

55 Mark Lessen Sr. C 6-7 220 3L Delavan, Ill. Delavan

Head Coach: Chip Wilde (Western Illinois ‘91), 6th season

Assistant Coach: Amos Arbogast (Iowa ‘06), 2nd season

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2012-13 EUREKA COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Time

NOVEMBER

15 at Lincoln Christian Lincoln, Ill. 7 p.m.

20 MONMOUTH Reagan Center 7:30 p.m.

23 ROCKFORD Reagan Center 6 p.m.

24 CENTRAL Reagan Center 3 p.m.

28 *MacMURRAY Reagan Center 8 p.m.

DECEMBER

1 *at Spalding Louisville, Ky. 2 p.m.

5 at North Park Chicago, Ill. 7 p.m.

13 at Texas-Pan American Edinburg, Texas 7 p.m.

17 at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville Edwardsville, Ill. 7 p.m.

19 CONCORDIA (Ill.) Reagan Center 7 p.m.

JANUARY

5 *WEBSTER Reagan Center 3 p.m.

8 *at Fontbonne St. Louis, Mo. 8 p.m.

10 *WESTMINSTER Reagan Center 8 p.m.

12 *at Greenville Greenville, Ill. 3 p.m.

17 *PRINCIPIA Reagan Center 8 p.m.

19 *SPALDING Reagan Center 3 p.m.

23 *at Blackburn Carlinville, Ill. 8 p.m.

26 *at Webster St. Louis, Mo. 3 p.m.

30 *GREENVILLE Reagan Center 8 p.m.

FEBRUARY

2 *at Westminster Fulton, Mo. 7 p.m.

6 *BLACKBURN Reagan Center 8 p.m.

9 *FONTBONNE Reagan Center 3 p.m.

13 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN Reagan Center 8 p.m.

16 *at Principia Elsah, Ill. 3 p.m.

19 *at MacMurray Jacksonville, Ill. 8 p.m.


HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

* -- St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game

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2012-13 SCHEDULE


The Eureka College men’s basketball team

will enter its 92nd season of competition

with hopes of returning to the St. Louis

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Tournament and earning its fi rst-ever NCAA

Division III Tournament berth.

All fi ve starters and a total of 12

letterwinners return for sixth-year head

coach Chip Wilde. Last season’s squad

won 15 games overall and 11 contests

against SLIAC foes to tie for a second-

place fi nish in the nine-team conference.

Jordan Kindred returns as Eureka’s most

experienced Division III player, having

played in 85 games for the Red Devils

since his debut in 2008. The Chrisman,

Ill. native, who is in his fi fth season after

receiving a medical hardship just seven

games into the 2010-11 season, has 315

career assists to rank sixth on Eureka’s

all-time list. His junior season total of

135 assists ranked 10th in single-season

program history.

Kindred enters the upcoming campaign

needing only 19 points for 1,000, and 260

points to reach Eureka’s all-time top-10 list.

Senior center Mark Lessen returns for

his fourth season in the Eureka frontcourt.

Lessen, who earned All-SLIAC First Team

honors last season, has been a steady

force at both ends of the fl oor for Wilde

All fi ve starters and 12 letterwinners return for sixth-year head coach Chip Wilde, including 2012 All-SLIAC honorees Jordan

Kindred (10), Dustin Fritsch (14) and Mark Lessen (55).

and enters his fi nal collegiate campaign as

Eureka’s active leader in rebounds (452)

and blocked shots (124).

Lessen’s 56 blocked shots a year ago led

the SLIAC and proved to be the highest

single-season total on record in program

history. His defensive presence landed him

on the SLIAC All-Defensive Team.

Senior guard Jordan Fehr joins Kindred

and Lessen as the most experienced

Division III players on the roster. Fehr has

been a steady presence for Wilde over the

previous three seasons, appearing in 49

games as one of Eureka’s top reserves and

3-point shooters.

Senior forward Dustin Fritsch joined

Lessen as selections for the All-SLIAC First

Team last season. Fritsch burst on to the

scene last season after transferring from

Sauk Valley, putting up a double-double

in his Eureka debut to earn his fi rst of two

SLIAC Player of the Week awards. He

went on to lead the league in scoring (17.1)

and rebounding (8.5), while also ranking

among the SLIAC leaders in 3-pointer

made (52) and fi eld goal percentage (.511).

Fritsch has also proved to be one of

Eureka’s most durable players, as his 32.0

minutes per game led the Red Devils and

ranked fi fth among all SLIAC players.

Senior Rian Nailor returns after a

successful debut season as the Red Devils’

point guard. Nailor’s 100 assists ranked

third among SLIAC players last season,

while his 1.8 assist/turnover ratio was one

of the league’s best. He also offered the

Red Devils an outstanding presence on

the perimeter, as his 39 3-pointers ranked

second among Eureka players.

Niko Rivera rounds out Eureka’s group

of fi ve returning starters. Like Fritsch and

Nailor, Rivera arrived from Sauk Valley a

year ago and promptly secured a spot in

the starting lineup. Rivera, who averaged

8.0 points per game in his fi rst season

as a Red Devil, regularly draws Eureka’s

toughest defensive assignment. The

versatile Rivera also distributed 60 assists,

joining Kindred and Nailor as Red Devils to

rank among the top-10 in the SLIAC.

Senior guard Chuck Misuraca will begin

his fi rst full season for the Red Devils.

The Winnebago, Ill. native joined the

program midway through last season after

transferring from Missouri Valley. Misuraca

will provide solid depth among Eureka’s

guard rotation.

Senior big man D.T. Thornton is also back

for the Red Devils. The two-sport student-

athlete will provide size and rebounding

in Eureka’s frontcourt as one of the more

dominant interior forces in the SLIAC.

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2012-13 OUTLOOK

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ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS Games Played

Jordan Kindred 85

Mark Lessen 77

Jordan Fehr 49

Jake Kuenzl 27

Two players 26

Points

Jordan Kindred 981

Mark Lessen 764

Dustin Fritsch 444

Rian Nailor 273

Niko Rivera 201

Rebounds

Mark Lessen 452

Jordan Kindred 312

Dustin Fritsch 222

Niko Rivera 129

Rian Nailor 67

Assists

Jordan Kindred 315

Rian Nailor 100

Niko Rivera 60

Mark Lessen 44

Dustin Fritsch 39

Steals

Jordan Kindred 108

Mark Lessen 48

Dustin Fritsch 32

Rian Nailor 32

Niko Rivera 25

Blocked Shots

Mark Lessen 124

Jordan Kindred 14

Dustin Fritsch 12

Niko Rivera 11

Rian Nailor 6

3-Point Field Goals

Jordan Kindred 116

Dustin Fritsch 52

Rian Nailor 39

Niko Rivera 33

Jordan Fehr 25

Free Throws

Jordan Kindred 205

Mark Lessen 158

Dustin Fritsch 58

Rian Nailor 42

Niko Rivera 20

Jake Kuenzl returns after sitting out a

year ago to anchor Eureka’s junior class.

Kuenzl, who knocked down 22 3-pointers

as one of Eureka’s top outside options in

2010-11, has made 27 career appearances

to rank fourth among active Red Devils.

He’ll be joined by two-year veterans Brad

Lawson and Trevor Teal as juniors on the

roster.

Guard Kaleb Garber and forward Brett

Crite represent Eureka’s sophomore class

after making their debuts last season.

The Red Devils will turn to a talented group

of newcomers to provide depth for what is

already a solid returning rotation.

Sauk Valley transfer Connor Lincoln will

join several of his former junior college

teammates on the Eureka roster in 2012-

13. The Polo, Ill. native averaged 5.7

points and 4.4 rebounds for the Skyhawks

a year ago.

Tony Dunlap, an accurate 3-point

specialist and former prep standout

at Eastland, will also bolster Eureka’s

outstanding backcourt. Dunlap, who

owns the Northern Illinois University

Convocation Center single-game record

with nine 3-point baskets made, will have

three seasons of eligibility upon joining the

program this fall.

Columbus, Ohio native Mike Sain

headlines a group of three freshmen to join

the program in 2012-13. Sain is the son

of Eureka College Hall of Famer Michael

Sain, who starred on the hardwood for

Hall of Fame head coach Dave Darnall

from 1979 until 1983 and owned Eureka’s

all-time scoring record for more than a

decade. Josh Hack (Washington) and

Jake Stephens (Peoria Manual) will

also enter the program with four years of

eligibility.

The upcoming campaign will likely feature

a personal milestone for Wilde, who needs

one victory to tie Dennis Dighton (1994-

00) for fourth place on Eureka’s all-time

coaching wins list. Wilde has directed the

Red Devils to an average of 11.4 wins in

each of his fi rst fi ve seasons, the third-

highest single-season average among the

15 head coaches in the program’s history.

The Red Devils got an early jump on

preseason practice thanks to a three-game

foreign exhibition tour to Ontario, Canada

in mid-October. Eureka earned victories

over Western Ontario and St. Clair on the

trip that spanned fi ve days during Eureka

College’s fall break. Eureka took a similar

trip prior to the 2009-10 season.

Eureka will begin its 25-game schedule

on Thursday, Nov. 15 in a 7 p.m. non-

conference matchup with Lincoln Christian

in Lincoln, Ill.

Following the opening-night bout with the

Red Lions, the Red Devils will return home

for a season-long four-game homestand.

Eureka will host NCAA Division III foes

Monmouth (Nov. 20), Rockford (Nov. 23)

and Central (Nov. 24) before opening up St.

Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

play on Nov. 28 against MacMurray.

The Red Devils will take their fi rst SLIAC

road trip of the campaign on Dec. 1

Spalding, kicking off a stretch of fi ve

consecutive road games. Eureka will make

a visit to North Park on Dec. 5 before back-

to-back contests against NCAA Division I

opponents.

A Dec. 13 visit to Texas-Pan American in

Edinburg, Texas will represent Eureka’s

longest road trip in nearly two decades.

The Red Devils will follow that game with

a trip to Southern Illinois-Edwardsville

on Dec. 17. The Red Devils will host

Concordia (Ill.) at the Reagan Center on

Dec. 19 for the fi nal non-conference game

before SLIAC play resumes on Jan. 5

versus Webster.

January and February features 14 games

against SLIAC competition. The Red

Devils’ fi nal non-conference game of the

season will come Feb. 13 when Lincoln

Christian visits to the Reagan Center.

The top four teams in the fi nal regular

season SLIAC standings will qualify for the

league’s annual postseason tournament at

the site of the regular season conference

champion. The semifi nal round will

take place on Friday, Feb. 22, with the

championship game being contested on

Saturday, Feb. 23.

The SLIAC Tournament champion will

represent the league in the NCAA Division

III Tournament in early March.

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2012-13 OUTLOOK


HEAD COACH CHIP WILDEThe owner of more than two decades of coaching experience at the collegiate level, Chip Wilde will enter his sixth season as head

coach of the Eureka College men’s basketball team in 2012-13. The upcoming campaign marks Wilde’s 15th season as a collegiate

basketball head coach.

Wilde has proved to be one of the most successful head coaches in the history of Eureka’s storied men’s basketball program. The

Macomb, Ill. native has directed the Red Devils to an average of 11.4 wins in each of his fi rst fi ve seasons, the third-highest single-

season average among the 15 head coaches in the program’s history. He enters the campaign with 57 wins at Eureka, needing only

one more victory to tie Dennis Dighton (1994-00) for fourth place on the program’s all-time coaching wins list. Wilde and Dighton trail

only Eureka College Hall of Famers Dave Darnall (383), Leo “Doc Traister (168) and Ralph McKinzie (121) on the list.

Wilde is one year removed from engineering the most dramatic turnaround in the history of St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

men’s basketball. The Red Devils went 15-11 overall a year ago and 11-5 against SLIAC competition to tie for second place in the nine-

team league. Eureka’s 11-win improvement

overall (four to 15) proved to be the

third-largest turnaround in Eureka men’s

basketball history. Additionally, the Red

Devils’ nine-win jump in SLIAC play (two to

11) was the greatest one-year improvement

in the 22-year history of the conference.

The successful campaign landed the Red

Devils in the SLIAC Tournament for the

second time in the last three seasons under

Wilde. In all, the EC men’s basketball

program has qualifi ed for the league

postseason three times since joining the

SLIAC in 2006, the most appearances

by any Eureka program affi liated with the

conference.

Under Wilde’s direction, juniors Mark

Lessen and Dustin Fritsch were selected

for the 2012 All-SLIAC First Team. Fritsch,

one of three starters to transfer from Sauk

Valley Community College, led the SLIAC in

Wilde has guided the Red Devils to two St. Louis Intercollegiate

Athletic Conference Tournament appearances, including a berth in

2011-12 after a second-place league fi nish.

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scoring and rebounding, while Lessen ranked fi rst among SLIAC

players in blocked shots and fi eld goal percentage. Veteran guard

Jordan Kindred returned from a major injury to lead the league in

assists, as the Chrisman, Ill. native will enter his fi nal collegiate

season in 2012-13 with 315 assists for his career, sixth-most in

the history of Eureka men’s basketball. As a team, Eureka led

the nine-team SLIAC in rebounding, assists, blocked shots and

3-pointers made per game.

Wilde became the third head coach since 1974 to lead Eureka to a

conference tournament championship game when Eureka played

for the SLIAC crown in 2010. During Eureka’s 2010 postseason

run, Wilde directed the Red Devils to 17 victories, the most by a

Eureka squad since the 2003-04 season. Eureka won 10 league

games during the season for a third-place fi nish and posted

a 20-point victory over MacMurray in the league tournament

semifi nals, the second SLIAC postseason victory in any sport in

school history.

Using Wilde’s innovative offensive style, seniors Michael Zasada

and Kameron Bell became just the second set of teammates in

the 91-year history of the program to each surpass 500 points

in the same season when the duo hit the milestone during the

2009-10 campaign. Both players also recorded two of the top-10

single-season rebounding performances in program history, while

Zasada closed his career with 863 boards for second place on the

all-time Eureka list.

Eureka has earned a total of nine postseason All-SLIAC selections

in Wilde’s fi ve seasons as head coach, including the 2010 SLIAC

Player of the Year award for Zasada. The Red Devils have also

placed three players on the SLIAC All-Tournament Team. Bell,

who entered the program in 2008 as one of Wilde’s fi rst junior

college recruits, scored a single-game Eureka record 44 points in

a victory at Rockford on Nov. 18, 2009.

Wilde’s teams have also excelled in the classroom at Eureka.

A total of 14 men’s basketball student-athletes have earned

their degrees from Eureka College since Wilde arrived in

2007. Additionally, Wilde’s rosters have boasted four National

Association of Basketball Coaches Academic Honors Court

choices, four players SLIAC Winter All-Academic Team honorees

and two Ronald Reagan Fellows.

A tireless recruiter, Wilde regularly welcomes large recruiting

classes featuring incoming freshmen and junior college transfers.

Over the previous three offseasons, Wilde has successfully

recruited a total of 24 student-athletes to the men’s basketball

program.

Prior to taking over the Eureka men’s basketball program in the

summer of 2007, Wilde spent eight seasons as part of an NCAA

Division I staff. He was the Coordinator of Basketball Operations

at Rutgers in Piscataway, N.J. from 2004-06. Following that stint,

he was an assistant coach at Eastern Michigan during the 2006-

07 season. His other Division I stops include three seasons as an

undergraduate assistant at Western Illinois and two seasons as an

assistant coach at Central Michigan in Mount Pleasant, Mich.

Wilde served as the men’s basketball head coach (1997-2003)

and women’s basketball head coach (1994-97) at Concordia

University in Ann Arbor, Mich. In 2001, he led the Cardinals to

the NCCAA Men’s National Tournament and was named NCCAA

Regional Coach of the Year. Wilde also served as the university’s

Director of Athletics from 1997-98.

His career has also included a season as an assistant coach

at Collin County Community College in Plano, Texas. While at

Collin County, Wilde helped the Cougars fi nish the season ranked

second nationally n the NJCAA.

Wilde earned a B.S. in Physical Education from Western Illinois

University in 1991 before earning his master’s degree from WIU

in 1994. In addition to his men’s basketball duties, Wilde is an

assistant professor in the Eureka College physical education

department.

Always involved in teaching the game, Wilde and his staff conduct

an annual youth summer basketball camp at Eureka, as well as a

Fall Hoops Festival for area youths in the month of November.

Wilde resides in Normal with his wife Darby and 4-year-old

daughter Zoey.

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Sara Eggleston will enter her third season as the assistant athletic

trainer at Eureka College in 2012. Eggleston has worked student-

athletes from each of Eureka’s 18 varsity programs since being

hired as Eureka’s fi rst full-time

assistant atheltic trainer in July

2010.

The Memphis, Mo. native

earned a B.S. in athletic

training from Culver-Stockton

in Canton, Mo. in May 2008.

She later served as a graduate

assistant athletic trainer with

the softball and spirit teams at

the University of Northern Iowa

in Cedar Falls, Iowa, earning

a master of science degree

in athletic training from UNI in

July 2010.

Additionally, Eggleston

completed her second season

as an assistant coach for the Eureka softball program in 2012.

Randy Henkels will enter his 13th season as head athletic trainer

at Eureka College in 2012-13.

Henkels graduated from Illinois

in 1980 with a B.S. in physical

education and later earned a

master’s degree from Southwest

Texas State University.

Henkels is an Associate

Professor of Kinesiology

at Eureka College and is

responsible for athletic training

majors. He is also set to enter

his eighth year as an assistant

athletic director at Eureka. He

previously served as an athletic

trainer at Parkland College in

Champaign, Ill., Healthsouth

Clinic in Austin, Texas and LBJ

High School in Austin, Texas.

Henkels and his wife Sue have two children, Alexandra (23) and

Kevin (19).

RANDY HENKELSHEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

13TH SEASON • ILLINOIS ‘80

SARA EGGLESTONASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

THIRD SEASON • CULVER-STOCKTON ‘08

AMOS ARBOGASTASSISTANT COACH

SECOND SEASON • IOWA ‘06Amos Arbogast will begin his second season as an assistant

coach on the Eureka College men’s basketball coaching staff in

2012-13.

Arbogast’s fi rst season on the Eureka bench resulted in 15

victories and an appearance in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic

Conference Tournament during the 2011-12 campaign.

A native of Ankeny, Iowa, Arbogast graduated from Ankeny High

School in 2002. He was a three-sport student-athlete for the

Hawks, participating in football, basketball and tennis. Arbogast

helped the Hawks’ football squad to a semifi nal appearance in the

4A state playoffs as a senior in 2001, the largest classifi cation in

the Iowa High School Athletic Assocation. He also played a role

on the Hawks’ basketball squad that earned a fourth-place state

fi nish during the 2001-02 season.

Arbogast attended the University of Iowa, earning a B.A. in

psychology in 2006.

He began his basketball coaching career prior to the 2009-10

season as an assistant coach at Tri-Valley High School in Downs,

Ill. In addition to his varsity duties that included an appearance in

the IHSA 1A regional fi nals in 2011, Arbogast directed the Vikings’

freshman squad during the 2010-11 season.

Arbogast married the former Colleen McGlaughlin in January

2010. The Morton, Ill. native was a four-year softball letterwinner

at Division I Iowa from 2006 through 2009. She was a three-time

All-Big Ten choice as a corner infi elder and outfi elder and was a

two-time Academic All-American for the Hawkeyes.

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MEET THE RED DEVILS


JORDAN FEHRSENIOR • GUARD • 5-10 • 160

ROANOKE, Ill. • ROANOKE-BENSON H.S.

Junior (2011-12): Appeared in 22 games off the bench ... Totaled 22 points, 13 rebounds, 13

assists and fi ve steals ... Picked up two steals at Eastern Illinois on Nov. 23 ... Recorded season-

bests with fi ve points, three rebounds and 16 minutes played at Central on Nov. 26 ... His two

assists against Westminster on Jan. 7 were a season-high.

Sophomore (2010-11): Played in 23 games,

starting four times ... Finished the season

with averages of 3.7 points and 1.2 rebounds

... Made his fi rst career start and played

a career-high 31 minutes against Lincoln

Christian on Jan. 20 ... Gathered a personal-

best six rebounds versus Fontbonne on Feb.

5 ... Scored a career-high 13 points and went

3-for-3 from 3-point range in a home win over

Blackburn on Feb. 16.

Freshman (2009-10): Appeared in four games

... Made his debut at Eastern Illinois on Nov.

21 ... Grabbed his fi rst career rebound against

Knox on Dec. 15.

Roanoke-Benson High School: A three-year

starter for the Rockets, Jordan averaged eight

points, four rebounds and four assists per

game ... A state fi nalist in the IHSA three-point

shootout as a junior.

Personal: The son of Jon and Jill Fehr, Jordan

was born July 19, 1991 in Roanoke, Ill. ...

Jordan’s mother, Jill, is the Bookstore Manager

at Eureka College ... Majoring in criminal

justice.

CAREER-HIGHS

15Points

13 vs. Blackburn

Feb. 16, 2011

Rebounds

6 vs. Fontbonne

Feb. 5, 2011

Assists

4 vs. Lincoln Christian

Jan. 20, 2011

Steals

3 at Fontbonne

Jan. 4, 2011

Blocked Shots

0

Minutes

31 vs. Lincoln Christian

Jan. 20, 2011

GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OREB DREB TOT ASST BLK STL PTS PTS/G

2009-10 4-0 8-2.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0

2010-11 23-4 375-16.3 29-74 .392 21-55 .382 7-12 .583 4 24 28 20 0 12 86 3.7

2011-12 22-0 174-7.9 8-20 .400 4-14 .286 2-4 .500 5 8 13 13 0 6 22 1.0

Total 49-4 557-11.4 37-95 .398 25-70 .357 9-16 .563 9 33 42 33 0 18 108 2.2

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JORDAN KINDREDSENIOR • GUARD • 6-0 • 180

CHRISMAN, Ill. • CHRISMAN H.S.

Career Notes: Ranks sixth all-time at Eureka with 315 career assists ... The active Eureka leader in games played (85),

games started (82), points (981), assists (315), steals (108) and minutes played (2,712).

Redshirt Junior (2011-12): Played in all 26 games, starting 25 times ... Received All-SLIAC Honorable Mention ... Led the

SLIAC and ranked 31st in Division III with 5.2 assists per game ... Also averaged 12.2 points and 3.5 rebounds per game

... Ranked tied for ninth in Eureka single-season history with 135 assists ... Gathered a season-best nine rebounds versus

Robert Morris-Springfi eld on Dec. 14 ... Scored a career-high 40 points at Greenville on Jan. 28 ... Named SLIAC Player of

the Week on Jan. 30 ... Distributed a career-high 10 assists against Fontbonne on Feb. 11.

Junior (2010-11): Started the fi rst seven games before

receiving a medical hardship from the NCAA ... Averaged

19.6 points, 4.7 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game ...

Poured in a season-high 32 points against Principia on Nov.

30 ... Matched a career-high with 45 minutes played in a win

at Concordia (Ill.) on Dec. 8.

Sophomore (2009-10): Started 26 games and appeared

off the bench one time ... Averaged 11.7 points and 3.6

rebounds per game ... His 3.5 assists per game ranked

sixth in the SLIAC ... Played a career-high 45 minutes in an

overtime game against MacMurray on Jan. 27 ... Grabbed

a career-best 10 rebounds and added 15 points for his

fi rst career double-double on Feb. 6 against Webster ...

Dished out a career-high nine assists at Spalding on Feb.

13 ... Scored a season-high 27 points in Eureka’s SLIAC

Tournament win over MacMurray on Feb. 25.

Freshman (2008-09): Appeared in all 25 games, making

24 starts ... Scored fi ve points in 29 minutes as a starter in

his collegiate debut at Western Illinois on Nov. 19 ... Led the

Red Devils with 70 assists and fi nished 10th in the SLIAC

with 2.8 assists per game ... Pulled down nine rebounds in a

win at Concordia (Ill.) on Nov. 29 ... Scored a season-high 20

points on 8-for-11 shooting in a win at Webster on Jan. 17 ...

Named SLIAC Player of the Week on Jan. 20.

Chrisman High School: Finished his career with 1,467

points despite missing his freshman season with a knee

injury... Scored 704 points for the Cardinals during his senior

season for an average of 24.3 points per game ... An Illinois Basketball Coaches Association First Team choice in 1A ...

Named Vermilion Valley Conference most valuable player ... An honor student with a 3.6 grade point average.

Personal: The son of Craig and Missy Kindred, Jordan was born Sept. 19, 1989 in Danville, Ill. ... Previously a wide receiver

on the Eureka football team in 2012, earning All-UMAC Second Team honors ... Jordan’s grandfather, Roger Beals, is a

member of the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame ... Majoring in business.

CAREER-HIGHS

10Points

40 at Greenville

Jan. 28, 2012

Rebounds

10 vs. Webster

Feb. 6, 2010

Assists

10 vs. Fontbonne

Feb. 11, 2012

Steals

6 at Lincoln Christian

Feb. 19, 2009

Blocked Shots

1 (14x), last vs. Westminster

Feb. 23, 2012

Minutes

45 (2x), last at Concordia (Ill.)

Dec. 8, 2010

• 2011-12 All-SLIAC Honorable Mention

• SLIAC Player of the Week (Jan. 20, 2009; Jan. 30, 2012)

HONORS & AWARDS


2008-09 25-24 746-29.8 72-170 .424 24-81 .296 42-56 .750 15 75 90 70 2 30 210 8.4

2009-10 27-26 910-33.7 108-249 .434 45-122 .369 56-80 .700 18 80 98 95 5 31 317 11.7

2010-11 (RS) 7-7 239-34.1 46-109 .422 9-35 .257 36-45 .800 13 20 33 15 2 5 137 19.6

2011-12 26-25 817-31.4 104-265 .392 38-124 .306 71-94 .755 26 65 91 135 5 42 317 12.2

Total 85-82 2712-31.9 330-793 .416 116-362 .320 205-275 .745 72 240 312 315 14 108 981 11.5

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MARK LESSENSENIOR • CENTER • 6-7 • 220

DELAVAN, Ill. • DELAVAN H.S.

Junior (2011-12): Started all 26 games ... Named to the All-SLIAC First Team ... Led the SLIAC with a .607

fi eld goal percentage and 2.15 blocked shots per game ... Also averaged 14.8 points and 8.3 rebounds per

game ... His 56 blocked shots were a single-season school record ... Named SLIAC Player of the Week twice

(Jan. 23, Feb. 13) ... Set a career-high with 37 minutes at Rockford on Nov. 19 ... Blocked a personal-best

fi ve shots at Eastern Illinois on Nov. 23 and again versus Fontbonne on Feb. 11 ... Picked up a career-best

three steals versus Webster on Jan. 10 ... Set new

career-highs with 34 points and 18 rebounds at

Blackburn on Jan. 18 ... Selected for the D3Hoops.

com Team of the Week on Jan. 23.

Sophomore (2010-11): Played in 24 games, making

23 starts ... Averaged 10.9 points, 6.8 rebounds and

1.7 blocked shots per appearance ... His 41 blocked

shots led the SLIAC, his rebounding average of 6.8

ranked second and his .589 fi eld goal percentage

ranked fourth... Recorded three double-doubles ...

Had 15 games with two or more blocks ... Played

a career-high 35 minutes against Rose-Hulman

on Nov. 23 ... Blocked four shots in a win over

Fontbonne on Feb. 5, a career-best ... Scored a

season-high 23 points and matched a career-best

with three assists in a home win over Blackburn on

Feb. 16 ... Pulled down a personal-best 13 rebounds

in the season fi nale at MacMurray on Feb. 22.

Freshman (2009-10): The only Eureka freshman to

appear in all 27 games ... Averaged 4.4 points and

2.7 rebounds per game ... His fi eld goal percentage

of .630 (51-for-81) led the Red Devils ... Earned

his fi rst of 12 starts against Concordia (Ill.) on Nov.

28 ... Scored in double-fi gures in two of the last

fi ve games, including a career-high 19-point effort

against Lincoln Christian on Feb. 17 ... Grabbed a

career-high seven rebounds in a win at MacMurray on Dec. 2 ... Played a career-high 26 minutes and scored

14 points on 5-for-6 shooting in Eureka’s SLIAC Tournament win over MacMurray on Feb. 25 ... Had seven

multi-block games.

Delavan High School: Averaged 15 points and eight rebounds per game ... Helped the Panthers to a

Tomahawk Conference championship as a senior and a regional championship as a junior ... Named First

Team All-Tomahawk Conference.

Personal: The son of Karen and Richard Lessen, Mark was born July 22, 1990 ... Majoring in business.

CAREER-HIGHS

55Points

34 at Blackburn

Jan. 18, 2012

Rebounds

18 at Blackburn

Jan. 18, 2012

Assists

3 (3x), last vs. Blackburn

Feb. 16, 2011

Steals

3 (2x), last at Principia

Jan. 21, 2012

Blocked Shots

5 (2x), last vs. Fontbonne

Feb. 11, 2012

Minutes

37 (3x), last at Webster

Feb. 4, 2012

• 2011-12 All-SLIAC First Team

• 2011-12 SLIAC All-Defensive Team

• D3Hoops.com Team of the Week (Jan. 23, 2012)

• SLIAC Player of the Week (Jan. 23, 2012; Feb. 13, 2012)

HONORS & AWARDS


2009-10 27-12 371-13.7 51-81 .630 0-0 .000 16-36 .444 27 46 73 7 27 2 118 4.4

2010-11 24-23 622-25.9 96-163 .589 0-0 .000 69-97 .711 48 116 164 19 41 13 261 10.9

2011-12 26-26 749-28.8 156-257 .607 0-1 .000 73-103 .709 86 129 215 18 56 33 385 14.8

Total 77-61 1742-22.6 303-501 .605 0-1 .000 158-236 .669 161 291 452 44 124 48 764 9.9

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DUSTIN FRITSCHSENIOR • FORWARD • 6-6 • 190

STERLING, Ill. • STERLING H.S./SAUK VALLEY

Junior (2011-12): Started all 26 games ... Named to the All-SLIAC First Team ... Led the SLIAC

with 17.1 points and 8.5 rebounds per contest ... Also led the Red Devils with 833 minutes played

and 52 3-pointers ... Named SLIAC Player of the Week on Nov. 21 and again on Dec. 19 ...

Made his Eureka debut against North Park on Nov. 15 ... Set or matched personal-bests with

31 points and two blocks in a SLIAC victory

over Greenville on Nov. 30 ... His six steals at

Lincoln Christian on Dec. 7 were a career-best

... Dished out a career-high four assists versus

Robert Morris-Springfi eld on Dec. 14 and again

at Principia on Jan. 21 ... Played a career-high

39 minutes in an overtime win at Webster

on Feb. 4 ... Pulled down a personal-best 13

rebounds at MacMurray on Feb. 21.

Sophomore (2010-11): Played in 31 games

as a returning sophomore at Sauk Valley

Community College in Dixon, Ill. ... Led the

Skyhawks with 13.3 points per game and

added 6.6 rebounds per contest ... Recorded

40 assists, 39 steals and 13 blocked shots.

Freshman (2009-10): Appeared in 29 games

as a true freshman at Sauk Valley Community

College in Dixon, Ill. ... Averaged 10.5 points

and 7.6 rebounds per game.

Sterling High School: Received First Team

All-Northern Big Twelve Conference honors

... Led the Golden Warriors to back-to-back

league titles in his fi nal two seasons ... Also

helped Sterling to IHSA 3A regional and sectional championships as a junior in 2008.

Personal: The son of Kim Burmeister and Robert Fritsch, Dustin was born March 9, 1991 in

Fairfi eld, Calif. ... Has fi ve siblings ... Junior college teammate of current Red Devils Connor

Lincoln, Chuck Misuraca, Rian Nailor and Niko Rivera ... Majoring in physical education.

CAREER-HIGHS

14Points

31 vs. Greenville

Nov. 30, 2011

Rebounds

13 at MacMurray

Feb. 21, 2012

Assists


Jan. 21, 2012

Steals

6 at Lincoln Christian

Dec. 7, 2011

Blocked Shots

2 (3x), last vs. Webster

Jan. 10, 2012

Minutes

39 at Webster

Feb. 4, 2012

• 2011-12 All-SLIAC First Team

• SLIAC Player of the Week (Nov. 21, 2011; Dec. 19, 2011)

• 2012 SLIAC All-Tournament Team

HONORS & AWARDS


2011-12 26-26 833-32.0 167-327 .511 52-143 .364 58-77 .753 83 139 222 39 12 32 444 17.1

Total 26-26 833-32.0 167-327 .511 52-143 .364 58-77 .753 83 139 222 39 12 32 444 17.1

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RIAN NAILORSENIOR • GUARD • 6-3 • 190

ROCK ISLAND, Ill. • ROCK ISLAND H.S./SAUK VALLEYJunior (2011-12): Started all 26 games as Eureka’s point guard ... Averaged 10.5 points, 3.8

assists and 2.6 rebounds per game ... Led the Red Devils with a 1.8 assist-to-turnover ratio ...

Made his Eureka debut against North Park on Nov. 15 ... Played a career-high 39 minutes in

an overtime game at Rockford on Nov. 19 ... Logged career-highs with 23 points and seven

rebounds against Greenville on Nov. 30 ... Compiled a career-high nine assists versus Webster

on Jan. 10 and again versus Lincoln Christian

on Feb. 8.

Sophomore (2009-10): Played in 30 games

as a returning sophomore at Sauk Valley

Community College in Dixon, Ill. ... Recorded

7.2 points, 2.9 rebounds and a team-best 4.6

asissts per game.



College in Dixon, Ill. ... Finished the season

with averages of 3.2 points, 1.1 rebounds and

1.6 asissts per contest.

Rock Falls High School: Named All-NCIC

First Team, All-Area First Team and 3A All-

State Honorable Mention as a senior in 2008

... Also received all-conference and all-area

honors as a junior ... Led the Rockets to IHSA

3A supersectional appearances in his fi nal two

seasons.

Personal: The son of Doug and Chrissy Leaf,

Rian was born July 1, 1989 in Sterling, Ill. ...

Has six siblings ... Junior college teammate

of current Red Devils Dustin Fritsch, Chuck Misuraca and Niko Rivera ... Majoring in exercise

science.

CAREER-HIGHS

1Points

23 vs. Greenville

Nov. 30, 2011

Rebounds

7 vs. Greenville

Nov. 30, 2011

Assists

9 (2x), last vs. Lincoln Christian

Feb. 8, 2012

Steals


Dec. 3, 2011

Blocked Shots

1 (6x), last at Westminster

Feb. 18, 2012

Minutes

39 at Rockford

Nov. 19, 2011


2011-12 26-26 830-31.9 96-253 .379 39-121 .322 42-65 .646 7 60 67 100 6 32 273 10.5

Total 26-26 830-31.9 96-253 .379 39-121 .322 42-65 .646 7 60 67 100 6 32 273 10.5

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NIKO RIVERASENIOR • GUARD • 6-3 • 175

STERLING, Ill. • STERLING H.S./SAUK VALLEYJunior (2011-12): Played in 25 games, making 24 starts ... Finished the season with averages

of 8.0 points and 5.2 rebounds per game ... Shot a team-best 83 percent (20-for-24) from the

free throw line ... Made his Eureka debut against North Park on Nov. 15 ... Played 38 minutes

and dished out fi ve assists at Central on Nov. 26 ... Picked up a career-best three steals on four

different occasions ... Set a career-best with

18 points in a win over Westminster on Jan.

7 ... Scored 13 points and grabbed a career-

high 10 rebounds at Fontbonne on Jan. 14 for

his fi rst career double-double ... Recorded a

career-high six assists at Principia on Jan. 21.

Sophomore (2010-11) Played in 28 games

as a returning sophomore for Sauk Valley

Community College in Dixon, Ill. ... Recorded

averages of 11.1 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.2

assists per game.



College in Dixon, Ill. ... Averaged 3.8 points

and 1.6 rebounds per game.

Sterling High School: Led the Golden

Warriors to back-to-back league titles in his

fi nal two seasons ... Also helped Sterling to

IHSA 3A regional and sectional championships

as a junior in 2008.

Personal: The son of Roger and Cilvia, Niko

was born Jan. 22, 1991 in Sterling, Ill. ... Has

three siblings, Nikole (21), Marcos (20) and Alejandro (18) ... Junior college teammate of current

Red Devils Dustin Fritsch, Connor Lincoln, Chuck Misuraca and Rian Nailor ... Majoring in

criminal justice.

CAREER-HIGHS

3Points

18 vs. Westminster

Jan. 7, 2012

Rebounds

10 at Fontbonne

Jan. 14, 2012

Assists

6 at Principia

Jan. 21, 2012

Steals

3 (4x), last vs. Blackburn

Feb. 1, 2012

Blocked Shots

2 (3x), last vs. Lincoln Christian

Feb. 8, 2012

Minutes

38 at Central

Nov. 26, 2011


2011-12 25-24 705-28.2 74-192 .385 33-118 .280 20-24 .833 28 101 129 60 11 25 201 8.0

Total 25-24 705-28.2 74-192 .385 33-118 .280 20-24 .833 28 101 129 60 11 25 201 8.0

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Junior (2011-12): Came off the bench nine times, fi nishing the

campaign with averages of 5.9 points and 4.1 rebounds per game

... Shot 57 percent (24-for-42) from the fi eld ... Made his Eureka

debut against North Park on Nov. 15 ... Scored a career-high

15 points in only 14 minutes

against Principia on Dec. 3 ...

Collected a personal-best eight

rebounds at Lincoln Christian

on Dec. 7.

Sophomore (2010-11): Played

in 29 games as a returning

sophomore at Carl Sandburg

College in Galesburg, Ill. ...

Averaged a team-high 10.6

points per game, adding 7.0

rebounds per game.

Freshman (2009-10):

Appeared in 26 games as a

true freshman at Carl Sandburg

College in Galesburg, Ill. ...

Finished the campaign with 11.8 points, 6.2 rebounds and 1.5

assists per game.

Personal: The son of Shannees Hines, D.T. was born May 3,

1991 in Bloomington, Ill. ... Has two siblings, Donye (23) and

Justice (16) ... Majoring in physical education ... Also an offensive

lineman on the Eureka football team since 2011.

33 • CHUCK MISURACASENIOR • GUARD • 6-0 • 190

WINNEBAGO, Ill. • WINNEBAGO H.S./MISSOURI VALLEY

00 • D.T. THORNTONSENIOR • CENTER • 6-4 • 325

NORMAL, Ill. • NORMAL WEST H.S./CARL SANDBURG

Junior (2011-12): Appeared in 15 games off the bench after

joining the Red Devils at semester break ... Compiled averages

of 3.4 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game ... Made his

Eureka debut against Westminster on Jan. 7 ... Grabbed a career-

best fi ve rebounds on three occasions ... Scored a career-high 11

points against Blackburn on Feb. 1 ... Recorded a personal-best

with fi ve assists against Lincoln Christian on Feb. 8 ... Wore jersey

number 12 ... Appeared in nine games for NAIA Missouri Valley in

Marshall, Mo. prior to joining the Red Devils in December.

Sophomore (2010-11):

Appeared in 31 games as a

returning sophomore for Sauk

Valley Community College in

Dixon, Ill. ... Led the Skyhawks

with 6.6 assists per game

... Added 4.0 points and 1.6

rebounds per contest.

Freshman (2009-10):

Played in 23 games as a true

freshman for Sauk Valley

Community College in Dixon,

Ill. ... His 65 assists ranked

second on the team ... Also

averaged 2.2 points and 1.5

rebounds per game.

Winnebago High School: Served as the team captain, leading

the Indians to an undefeated regular season and the IHSA 2A

Final Four as a senior in 2009 ... Received All-Big Northern

Conference honors.

Personal: The son of Chuck and Patty, Chuck was born May 23,

1991 in Rockford, Ill. ... Has two siblings, Anthony and Jonna ...

Junior college teammate of current Red Devils Dustin Fritsch,

Connor Lincoln, Rian Nailor and Niko Rivera ... Majoring in

business.

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21 • JAKE KUENZLJUNIOR • GUARD • 5-11 • 175

FAIRVIEW, Ill. • SPOON RIVER VALLEY H.S.

Sophomore (2010-11): Played in 23 games, including three

starting assignments ... Averaged 4.1 points and 1.6 rebounds

per contest ... Added 22 3-pointers, 20 assists and 11 steals ...

Knocked down fi ve 3-pointers for a career-high 15 points against

Westminster on Jan. 8 ... Played a career-high 34 minutes versus

Webster on Jan. 29 ... Went 9-for-10 from free throw line in a

victory over Fontbonne on Feb.

5 ... Made his fi rst career start

and matched a personal-best

with four rebounds against

Blackburn on Feb. 16.

Freshman (2009-10):

Appeared in four games off the

bench, making his collegiate

debut at Eastern Illinois on

Nov. 21 ... Recorded an

offensive rebound and his fi rst

career assist in a win over

Principia on Jan. 23.

Spoon River Valley High

School: A three-year starter

for the North Fulton co-op ...

Averaged 15 points and four assists per game as a senior ... A

First Team All-Prairieland Conference choice.

Personal: The son of Suella and Andy Kuenzl, Jake was born

July 21, 1991 in Canton, Ill. ... Majoring in physical education.

Sophomore (2011-12): Appeared in fi ve games as a reserve ...

Dished out an assist versus Principia on Dec. 3 ... Also collected

rebounds in victories over Principia and Blackburn.

Freshman (2010-11): Made seven appearances off the bench

... Scored seven points, adding fi ve rebounds and a steal ...

Played fi ve minutes in his

collegiate debut at Minnesota

State on Nov. 27 ... Scored his

fi rst career points at Lincoln

Christian on Feb. 9 ... His three

points at Westminster on Feb.

19 were a career-best.

Hoopeston Area High School:

Played for Eureka College Hall

of Famer and all-time Eureka

assist leader Kevin Root ...

A two-time Vermillion Valley

All-Conference selection ...

A member of the Vermillion

County All-Tournament Team

... Named All-Area Special

Mention by The News-Gazette

in Champaign, Ill. ... Earned a spot on the All-Watseka Classic

Tournament Team ... Eclipsed the 1,000-point mark for the

Cornjerkers.

Personal: The son of Randy and Lindy Lawson, Brad was born

March 20, 1992 in Danville, Ill. ... Has a younger brother, Daniel

(17) ... The class valedictorian and a member of the National

Honor Society ... Majoring in business administration.

4 • BRAD LAWSONJUNIOR • GUARD • 6-3 • 195

HOOPESTON, Ill. • HOOPESTON AREA H.S.

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Sophomore (2011-12): Played in fi ve games off the bench ...

Grabbed two rebounds and recorded his fi rst career blocked shot

at Principia on Jan. 21 ... Made a 3-pointer in Eureka’s SLIAC

Tournament game against Westminster on Feb. 23 ... Named to

the SLIAC Winter All-Academic Team.

Freshman (2010-11): Appeared in 17 games in the Eureka

backcourt, starting for the fi rst time and playing a career-high 24

minutes in the season fi nale

at MacMurray on Feb. 22 ...

Scored 1.9 points and collected

1.3 rebounds on average ...

Played three minutes in his

collegiate debut at Minnesota

State on Nov. 27 ... Set or

matched career-highs with

six points and four rebounds

against Greenville on Feb. 14

... Wore jersey number 54.

Delavan High School: Earned

all-conference honorable

mention honors from the

Tomahawk Conference and

the Inter-County Athletic

Conference ... Helped the

Panthers to 24 wins ... Earned a spot on the All-Williamsville

Tournament Team and the All-Athens Tournament Team.

Personal: The son of Rod and Shari Teal, Trevor was born April

12, 1992 in Pekin, Ill. ... Has three siblings, Kylie (22), Teagan (14)

and Megan (12) ... Also a member of the Eureka baseball team

since the 2011 season.

22 • TREVOR TEALJUNIOR • GUARD • 5-10 • 160

DELAVAN, Ill. • DELAVAN H.S.

44 • BRETT CRITESOPHOMORE • FORWARD • 6-3 • 200

GRANVILLE, Ill. • PUTNAM COUNTY H.S.

5• KALEB GARBERSOPHOMORE • GUARD • 6-1 • 190

MINONK, Ill. • FIELDCREST H.S.

Freshman (2011-12): Made his collegiate debut at Principia on

Jan. 21.

Fieldcrest High School: A part of the Heart of Illinois Conference

All-Star Team as a senior ... Led the Knights in fi eld goal

percentage and rebounding ... Led Fieldcrest to an IHSA 2A

regional crown as junior in 2010.

Personal: The son of Jay and Lisa Junker and Larry and Lisa

Garber, Kaleb was born July 29, 1992 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has three

siblings, Kayeli (18), Jordan (17) and Sam (9) ... Majoring in

accounting.

Freshman (2011-12): Appeared in 10 games off the bench ...

Made his collegiate debut against Western Illinois on Dec. 27 ...

Made his fi rst career basket at Spalding on Jan. 4 ... Grabbed a

career-high three rebounds versus MacMurray on Jan. 25.

Putnam County High School: Named to the All-Tri-County

Conference Team ... Received All-Area honors from the LaSalle

News Tribute ... Led the Panthers to an IHSA 1A regional title in

2009 ... Received All-Tournament honors at Wethersfi eld and the

Tri-County Conference. ... High school teammate of current Red

Devil Tyler Masching.

Personal: The son of Stephanie Brady-Crite, Brett was born June

11, 1993 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has one sibling, Erica (25) ... Majoring in

graphic arts.

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Sophomore (2011-12): Made 32 appearances as a returning

sophomore for Sauk Valley Community College in Dixon, Ill. ...

Compiled averages of 5.7 points, 4.4 rebounds and 1.5 assists per

contest.

Freshman (2010-11): Played in 25 games as a true freshman

for Sauk Valley Community College in Dixon, Ill. ... Averaged 3.7

points and 1.4 rebounds per game for the Skyhawks.

Polo High School: Named to All-Northwest Upstate Illini

Conference First Team and received All-Area honors from Sauk

Valley Newspapers as a senior in 2010 ... Led the Marcos to 27

wins, a conference title and an IHSA 1A regional crown as a junior

in 2009 ... Also played football, helping the Marcos advance to the

IHSA 1A quarterfi nals as a senior in 2009.

Personal: The son of Rick & Deb Lincoln, Connor was born Feb.

5, 1992 in Sterling, Ill. ... Has an older sister, Mackenzie (22) ...

Junior college teammate of Dustin Fritsch, Chuck Misuraca and

Niko Rivera ... Majoring in communication.

12 • CONNOR LINCOLNJUNIOR • GUARD • 6-3 • 200

POLO, Ill. • POLO H.S./SAUK VALLEY

Lanark High School: An Illinois Basketball Coaches Association

All-State First Team choice as a senior in 2010 ... Selected as

the Player of the Year in 2010 by Village Voices and The Journal

Standard ... Named to the All-Area First Team by The Sterling

Gazette ... Led the Cougars to three IHSA regional titles, two

sectional crowns and a 1A Final Four berth in 2010 ... Holds

the Northern Illinois University Convocation Center single-game

record with nine 3-point baskets made ... Scored 1,600 points.

Personal: The son of Tony & Colleen, Tony was born Sept.

3, 1991 in Pittsfi eld, Ill. ... Has a younger brother, Brad (19) ...

Majoring in elementary education ... Previously attended Highland

Community College in Freeport, Ill.

2 • TONY DUNLAPSOPHOMORE • GUARD • 6-1 • 175

LANARK, Ill. • EASTLAND H.S.

Washington High School: Helped the Panthers to a pair of IHSA

3A regional championships.

Personal: The son of Roger & Michele, Josh was born Aug. 9,

1993 in Peoria, Ill. ... Has two siblings, Brooke (25) and Andrew

(21) ... Majoring in physical education.

40 • JOSH HACKFRESHMAN • FORWARD • 6-3 • 205

WASHINGTON, Ill. • WASHINGTON H.S.

Reynoldsburg High School: A varsity letterwinner ... Helped the

VCC Bearcats to a charter school state championship.

Personal: The son of Michael & Lisa, Mike was born Oct. 1,

1993 in Joliet, Ill. ... Mike’s father, Michael, is a Eureka College

Hall of Famer, ranks second all-time in Eureka men’s basketball

history with 1,668 points and fourth with 367 assists ... Majoring in

business administration.

24 • MIKE SAINFRESHMAN • GUARD • 5-10 • 150

COLUMBUS, OHIO • REYONDSBURG H.S.

Personal: The son of John and Kim, Jake was born July 25, 1994

in Peoria, Ill. ... A three-time All-Mid-State Conference selection in

baseball.

34 • JAKE STEPHENSFRESHMAN • GUARD • 5-8 • 160

WEST PEORIA, Ill. • MANUAL H.S.

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D.T. THORNTONSr. • Center

Normal, Ill.

RIAN NAILORSr. • Guard

Rock Falls, Ill.

TONY DUNLAPSo. • Guard

Lanark, Ill.

NIKO RIVERASr. • Guard

Sterling, Ill.

BRAD LAWSONJr. • Guard/Forward

Hoopeston, Ill.

KALEB GARBERSo. • Guard

Minonk, Ill.

JORDAN KINDREDSr. • Guard

Chrisman, Ill.

CONNOR LINCOLNJr. • Guard

Polo, Ill.

DUSTIN FRITSCHSr. • Forward

Sterling, Ill.

JORDAN FEHRSr. • Guard

Roanoke, Ill.

JAKE KUENZLJr. • Guard

Fairview, Ill.

TREVOR TEALJr. • Guard

Delavan, Ill.

MIKE SAINFr. • Guard

Columbus, Ohio

CHUCK MISURACASr. • Guard

Winnebago, Ill.

JAKE STEPHENSFr. • Guard

West Peoria, Ill.

JOSH HACKFr. • Forward

Washington, Ill.

CHIP WILDEHead Coach

Sixth season

AMOS ARBOGASTAssistant Coach

Second season

BRETT CRITESo. • Forward

Granville, Ill.

MARK LESSENSr. • Center

Delavan, Ill.

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2011-12 SEASON IN REVIEW


2011-12 SEASON SUMMARYOverall Record: 15-11

SLIAC Record: 11-5 (T-2nd of 9)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Chip Wilde (Western Illinois ‘91)

at Eureka: 57-71 (.445)

Assistant Coach: Amos Arbogast (Iowa’06)

Assistant Coach: Josh Young (Penn State ‘06)

SUPPORT STAFFDirector of Athletics: Paul Bryant

Head Athletic Trainer: Randy Henkels

Assistant Athletic Trainer: Sara Eggleston

Sports Info. Director: Bryan Moore

Administrative Assistant: Kim Holdenrid

ALL-SLIACDustin Fritsch (First Team)

Mark Lessen (First Team)

Jordan Kindred (Honorable Mention)

SLIAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMDustin Fritsch

D3HOOPS.COM TEAM OF THE WEEKMark Lessen (1/23/12)

SLIAC PLAYER OF THE WEEKDustin Fritsch (11/21/11; 12/19/11)

Mark Lessen (1/23/12; 2/13/12)

Jordan Kindred (1/30/12)

SLIAC ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP TEAMRian Nailor

SLIAC ALL-ACADEMICNolan Gibson

Trevor Teal

MAKING SLIAC HISTORYEureka went 15-11 overall during the

2011-12 season and 11-5 against SLIAC

competition to tie for second place in the

nine-team league. The Red Devils’ 11-win

improvement overall (four to 15) proved to

be the third-largest turnaround in Eureka

men’s basketball history. Additionally, the

Red Devils’ nine-win jump in SLIAC play

(two to 11) was the greatest one-year

improvement in the 22-year history of the

conference.

BACK TO THE TOURNAMENTEureka’s 11 victories over SLIAC

opponents secured the #3 seed in the 2012

SLIAC Tournament hosted by Webster in

St. Louis, Mo. The appearance marked

the Red Devils’ third trip to the SLIAC

Tournament, the most berths for any

Eureka program since joining the league in

2006.

Eureka’s run in the tournament ended

with a 74-60 loss to eventual champion

Westminster in the semifi nal round.

ALL-SLIAC PERFORMERSFor the fi rst time in six seasons as a

member of the league, the Red Devils

placed two players on the All-SLIAC First

Team. Juniors Dustin Fritsch and Mark

Lessen each received First Team honors.

Juniors Dustin Fritsch (left) and Mark Lessen were each named to the All-SLIAC

First Team, the fi rst set of Eureka teammates to earn the honor in the same year.

The duo was joined on the All-SLIAC Team

by fourth-year junior Jordan Kindred, who

received Honorable Mention after leading

the league with 135 assists.

Eureka went on to earn fi ve SLIAC Player of

the Week awards, two apiece from Fritsch

and Lessen, and one from Kindred.

WHO ARE THE NEW GUYS?Fifth-year head coach Chip Wilde

welcomed his largest recruiting class to

date for the 2011-12 season, as 11 new

players joined the program.

Among the newcomers were four junior

college transfers that scored at least 5.0

points per game, including the trio of Dustin

Fritsch, Rian Nailor and Niko Rivera.

TAKING DIVISION I CHALLENGESFor the second time in the previous three

seasons, Eureka squared off against NCAA

Division I opposition. The Red Devils

dropped an 87-56 decision at Eastern

Illinois on Nov. 23 before falling at Western

Illinois, 73-52, on Dec. 27.

The two games marked the fi rst time

Eureka had played two Division I

opponents in the same season.

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Junior guards Jordan Kindred (left), Rian Nailor (middle) and Niko Rivera (right) combined to start 75 games and each ranked

among the SLIAC leaders in at least one statistical category.

NATIONAL RECOGNITIONFollowing a 34-point, 18-rebound effort

at Blackburn on Jan. 18, junior center

Mark Lessen was named to the D3Hoops.

com Team of the Week on Jan. 23. The

national website recognizes the top

performance from each of the fi ve positions

for the previous week.

Lessen joined former teammate Kameron

Bell (2008-10) as Red Devils to earn the

national award.

FROM DOWNTOWN...Eureka proved to be especially dangerous

from 3-point range during the 2011-12

season, knocking down 224 3-pointers to

lead the SLIAC.

The total also ranked second in single-

season program history, trailing only the

1993-94 national championship squad’s

total of 317.

Dustin Fritsch (52), Rian Nailor (39) and

Jordan Kindred (38) each ranked among

the top-10 in the SLIAC in 3-pointers made.

DOMINATING THE PAINTJunior Mark Lessen provided a steady

interior presence for the Red Devils in

2011-12. The third-year center from

Delavan, Ill. led the SLIAC and set a new

single-season program record with 56

blocked shots.

Additionally, Lessen’s .607 fi eld goal

percentage led the league and ranked

sixth in single-season program history. He

also ranked second in the SLIAC with 215

total rebounds and helped the Red Devils

compile 1,028 total rebounds, the third-

highest single-season total in program

history.

SHARING THE WEALTHEureka fi nished the regular season with

463 assists, fi fth-most in program history

and the highed total since the 1993-94

national championship season. The Red

Devils’ average of 17.8 helpers per game

tied for the SLIAC lead.

Additionally, junior guard Jordan Kindred

compiled a SLIAC-best 135 assists, 10th-

most in single-season Eureka history. His

career total at the end of the campaign

was 315, launching him to sixth place on

Eureka’s all-time list.

KINDRED’S BIG DAY AT GREENVILLENeeding a victory to keep pace in a

crowded chase for a SLIAC Tournament

berth in mid-January, Eureka got one of its

best individual performances in program

history.

Jordan Kindred poured in 40 points to

lead the Red Devils to a 101-97 victory at

Greenville on Jan. 28. The performance

marked just the fourth 40-point game in

Eureka men’s basketball history, and the

fi rst since Kindred’s former teammate

Kameron Bell scored 44 points in a victory

at Rockford on Nov. 18, 2009.

EXCELLING IN THE CLASSROOMEureka sophomores Nolan Gibson and

Trevor Teal represented the Red Devils on

the SLIAC Winter All-Academic Team in

2011-12.

Recipients must have a minimum 3.5

cumulative grade point average, be at

least a sophomore in academic standing

and have at least one full year at current

institution.

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2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTSDate Opponent W/L Score Overall SLIAC Hi Points Hi Rebounds Hi Assists

Nov. 15 North Park W 81-76 1-0 --- Fritsch (21) Fritsch (10) Kindred (6)

Nov. 19 at Rockford L 94-99 (OT) 1-1 --- Lessen (27) Lessen/Rivera (8) Kindred (9)

Nov. 23 at Eastern Illinois L 56-87 1-2 --- Fritsch/Rivera (11) Lessen (11) Kindred (8)

Nov. 26 at Central L 56-59 1-3 --- Fritsch (20) Fritsch (8) Rivera (5)

Nov. 30 Greenville W 101-90 (OT) 2-3 1-0 Fritsch (31) Fritsch (10) Kindred (9)

Dec. 3 Principia W 85-57 3-3 2-0 Thornton (15) Lessen (11) Nailor (7)

Dec. 7 at Lincoln Christian W 78-73 4-3 --- Nailor (18) Fritsch (9) Kindred/Nailor (5)

Dec. 14 RMU-Springfi eld W 96-90 5-3 --- Lessen (26) Lessen (13) Kindred (6)

Dec. 15 at Rose-Hulman L 70-92 5-4 --- Fritsch (23) Fritsch (12) Kindred (5)

Dec. 27 at Western Illinois L 52-73 5-5 --- Fritsch/Nailor (11) Fritsch (11) Kindred (6)

Jan. 4 at Spalding L 64-70 5-6 2-1 Kindred (23) Lessen (10) Kindred (3)

Jan. 7 Westminster W 87-77 6-6 3-1 Nailor/Rivera (18) Rivera (9) Kindred (6)

Jan. 10 Webster L 83-99 6-7 3-2 Lessen (21) Fritsch/Rivera (7) Nailor (9)

Jan. 14 at Fontbonne W 87-74 7-7 4-2 Fritsch (27) Lessen (13) Nailor (7)

Jan. 16 Spalding W 63-61 8-7 5-2 Lessen (24) Lessen (11) Four players (3)

Jan. 18 at Blackburn W 84-62 9-7 6-2 Lessen (34) Lessen (18) Kindred (7)

Jan. 21 at Principia W 88-55 10-7 7-2 Lessen (22) Lessen (9) Rivera (6)

Jan. 25 MacMurray L 60-64 10-8 7-3 Fritsch/Kindred (12) Fritsch/Lessen (11) Nailor (4)

Jan. 28 at Greenville W 101-97 11-8 8-3 Kindred (40) Fritsch (11) Kindred/Nailor (5)

Feb. 1 Blackburn W 88-59 12-8 9-3 Lessen (18) Lessen (14) Three players (4)

Feb. 4 at Webster W 83-80 (OT) 13-8 10-3 Lessen (22) Fritsch (9) Kindred (5)

Feb. 8 Lincoln Christian W 99-70 14-8 --- Lessen (33) Lessen (15) Nailor (9)

Feb. 11 Fontbonne W 86-71 15-8 11-3 Fritsch (21) Kindred (8) Kindred (10)

Feb. 18 at Westminster L 74-76 15-9 11-4 Lessen (20) Lessen (8) Kindred/Nailor (4)

Feb. 21 *at MacMurray L 62-76 15-10 11-5 Fritsch (18) Fritsch (13) Kindred/Rivera (3)

SLIAC Tournament (St. Louis, Mo.)

Feb. 23 vs. #2 Westminster L 60-74 15-11 --- Kindred (16) Fritsch/Rivera (7) Three players (2)


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Overall GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OREB DREB TOT ASST BLK STL PTS PTS/G

Dustin Fritch 26-26 833-32.0 167-327 .511 52-143 .364 58-77 .753 83 139 222 39 12 32 444 17.1

Mark Lessen 26-26 749-28.8 156-257 .607 0-1 .000 73-103 .709 86 129 215 18 56 33 385 14.8

Jordan Kindred 26-25 817-31.4 104-265 .392 38-124 .306 71-94 .755 26 65 91 135 5 42 317 12.2

Rian Nailor 26-26 830-31.9 96-253 .379 39-121 .322 42-65 .646 7 60 67 100 6 32 273 10.5

Niko Rivera 25-24 705-28.2 74-192 .385 33-118 .280 20-24 .833 28 101 129 60 11 25 201 8.0

Austin Nicholas 25-3 432-17.3 65-149 .436 35-99 .354 8-11 .727 10 35 45 44 3 12 173 6.9

D.T. Thornton 9-0 78-8.7 24-42 .571 0-0 .000 5-7 .714 17 20 37 2 2 2 53 5.9

Zach Henn 7-0 102-14.6 15-33 .455 3-11 .273 1-3 .333 8 18 26 6 4 6 34 4.9

Chuck Misuraca 15-0 190-12.7 18-41 .439 7-14 .500 8-19 .421 11 26 37 25 4 7 51 3.4

Ryan Olson 5-0 19-3.8 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 4-5 .800 2 4 6 1 0 0 12 2.4

Drake Webster 16-0 86-5.4 10-26 .385 9-24 .375 0-0 .000 1 2 3 5 0 2 29 1.8

Murad Abbed 22-0 171-7.8 7-36 .194 3-16 .188 10-17 .588 5 23 28 12 0 7 27 1.2

Cole Jackson 2-0 3-1.5 1-2 .500 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 1.0

Jordan Fehr 22-0 174-7.9 8-20 .400 4-14 .286 2-4 .500 5 8 13 13 0 5 22 1.0

John Fisher 2-0 2-1.0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1.0

Brett Crite 10-0 50-5.0 2-7 .286 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 3 6 9 2 0 0 7 0.7

Nolan Gibson 5-0 13-2.6 1-9 .111 0-2 .000 1-2 .500 4 0 4 0 0 2 3 0.6

Trevor Teal 5-0 8-1.6 1-3 .333 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0 1 0 3 0.6

Brad Lawson 5-0 9-1.8 0-4 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0.0

Dakota Mohr 2-0 4-2.0 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Kaleb Garber 1-0 1-1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Team 37 53 90

Total 26 5275 753-1678 .449 224-694 .323 308-437 .705 334 694 1028 463 104 208 2038 78.4

Opponents 26 5275 681-1596 .427 178-508 .350 421-590 .714 313 651 964 354 55 203 1961 75.4

SLIAC GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OREB DREB TOT ASST BLK STL PTS PTS/G

Dustin Fritsch 16-16 513-32.1 97-187 .519 29-79 .367 40-55 .727 48 83 131 28 7 14 263 16.4

Mark Lessen 16-16 473-29.6 105-168 .625 0-1 .000 49-66 .742 59 84 143 10 34 23 259 16.2

Jordan Kindred 16-15 510-31.9 68-158 .430 24-69 .348 46-61 .754 12 41 53 77 1 23 206 12.9

Rian Nailor 16-16 508-31.8 58-146 .397 25-77 .325 32-40 .800 5 37 42 70 4 24 173 10.8

Niko Rivera 15-14 438-29.2 48-119 .403 20-69 .290 16-19 .842 17 69 86 42 5 16 132 8.8

Austin Nicholas 16-3 282-17.6 49-109 .450 29-75 .387 4-4 1.000 6 22 28 31 2 8 131 8.2

D.T. Thornton 2-0 17-8.5 7-9 .778 0-0 .000 1-1 1.000 2 5 7 1 0 0 15 7.5

Zach Henn 2-0 39-19.5 6-9 .667 0-0 .000 1-3 .333 0 8 8 4 0 1 13 6.5

Chuck Misuraca 13-0 149-11.5 16-33 .485 6-10 .600 7-13 .538 9 23 32 19 4 6 45 3.5

Drake Webster 9-0 49-5.4 6-12 .500 6-12 .500 0-0 .000 0 1 1 2 0 2 18 2.0

Ryan Olson 4-0 12-3.0 3-5 .600 0-0 .000 2-3 .667 1 3 4 0 0 0 8 2.0

Murad Abbed 15-0 117-7.8 6-26 .231 3-11 .273 6-12 .500 3 18 21 9 0 6 21 1.4

Brett Crite 8-0 35-4.4 2-6 .333 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 3 5 8 2 0 0 7 0.9

Jordan Fehr 12-0 87-7.3 2-6 .333 1-5 .200 0-2 .000 1 4 5 7 0 1 5 0.4

Kaleb Garber 1-0 1-1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Cole Jackson 1-0 2-2.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0.0

Dakota Mohr 1-0 2-2.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Trevor Teal 2-0 3-1.5 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0.0

Nolan Gibson 2-0 6-3.0 0-5 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0.0

John Fisher 1-0 1-1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Brad Lawson 3-0 7-2.3 0-4 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0.0

Team 20 30 50

Total 16 3250 473-1005 .471 143-413 .346 207-283 .731 189 438 627 303 58 124 1296 81.0

Opponents 16 3250 409-997 .410 102-296 .345 248-348 .713 204 379 583 196 25 116 1168 73.0

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2011-12 STATISTICS


2011-12 SLIAC STANDINGS SLIAC Overall

GP W-L Pct. GP W-L Pct.

Webster 16 13-3 .812 26 13-13 .500

Westminster 16 11-5 .688 28 17-11 .607

Eureka 16 11-5 .688 26 15-11 .577

MacMurray 16 10-6 .625 27 14-13 .519

Greenville 16 10-6 .625 24 15-9 .625

Spalding 16 10-6 .625 25 13-12 .520

Blackburn 16 4-12 .250 25 7-18 .280

Fontbonne 16 3-13 .188 24 4-20 .167

Principia 16 0-16 .000 25 0-25 .000

ALL-SLIAC TEAM

THE SLIAC IN THE NCAA POSTSEASONAfter earning four straight conference victories to close the regular season, second-seeded Westminster won the St. Louis

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament and the right to represent the league in the NCAA Division III Tournament. Joe James’s

buzzer-beating 3-pointer gave the Blue Jays a dramatic 58-56 win over MacMurray in the SLIAC Tournament championship game on

Feb. 25 in St. Louis, Mo. Westminster played top-ranked Hope tough in the fi rst round of the national tournament before falling, 79-65,

on March 2 in Holland, Mich.

POSTSEASON AWARDSPlayer of the Year

Stefan Whittingham, Webster

Newcomer of the Year

Clayton Whitlock, MacMurray

Coach of the Year

Chris Bunch, Webster

Sportsmanship Award

Greenville

PLAYERS OF THE WEEKNov. 21: Dustin Fritsch, Eureka

Nov. 28: Jametrius Brasher, Spalding

Dec. 5: Stefan Whittingham, Webster

Dec. 12: Roman Robinson, Webster

Dec. 19: Dustin Fritsch, Eureka

Jan. 2: Joe James, Westminster

Jan. 9: Jametrius Brasher, Spalding

Jan. 16: Stefan Whittingham, Webster

Jan. 23: Mark Lessen, Eureka

Jan. 30: Jordan Kindred, Eureka

Feb. 6: Verdis Lee, Jr., Westminster

Feb. 13: Mark Lessen, Eureka

Feb. 20: Stefan Whittingham

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMJoe James, Westminster (MVP)

Verdis Lee, Jr., Westminster

Brady Slagle, MacMurray

Clint Lee, MacMurray

Dustin Fritsch, Eureka

Roman Robinson, Webster

FIRST TEAMName Pos. School Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

Dustin Fritsch F Eureka Jr. 6-6 Sterling, Ill./Sterling/Sauk Valley

Mark Lessen C Eureka Jr. 6-7 Delavan, Ill./Delavan

Jametrius Brasher F Spalding Jr. 6-6 Louisville, Ky./Male

Roman Robinson F Webster Jr. 6-3 Fairfi eld, Calif./Merritt CC

Stefan Whittingham F Webster So. 6-3 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Ft. Lauderdale

SECOND TEAMName Pos. School Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

Julian Lott G Blackburn Sr. 5-10 Zion, Ill.

Markeith Brown G Greenville Sr. 6-3 Portland, Ore./Cleveland

KJ Hilliard G Greenville Sr. 6-1 Belleville, Ill./Belleville West

Clayton Whitlock C MacMurray Fr. 6-8 Springfi eld, Ill./Calvary

Joe Prophet G Westminster Jr. 6-4 Jefferson City, Mo./Jefferson City

HONORABLE MENTIONName Pos. School Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

Jordan Kindred G Eureka Jr. 6-0 Chrisman, Ill./Chrisman

Clint Lee G MacMurray Sr. 6-3 Decatur, Ill./Decatur Eisenhower

Brady Slagle F MacMurray So. 6-6 Winchester, Ill./West Central

Cody Bradfi sch G Webster Jr. 6-1 Grafton, Ill./Jerseyville Community

Verdis Lee, Jr. G Westminster Fr. 6-2 Fulton, Mo./Fulton

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAMName Pos. School Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

Mark Lessen C Eureka Jr. 6-7 Delavan, Ill./Delavan

Cody Best G MacMurray Jr. 6-3 Staunton, Ill./Staunton

Thomas Blakemore G Spalding So. 6-2 Louisville, Ky./Butler

Jametrius Brasher F Spalding Jr. 6-6 Louisville, Ky./Male

Hollis Edwards G Webster So. 5-10 Nashville, Tenn./McGavock

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SCORING OFFENSE1. Greenville 85.8

2. Eureka 78.4

3. Webster 71.7

4. MacMurray 69.8

5. Blackburn 67.8

6. Fontbonne 65.5

7. Principia 65.2

Westminster 65.2

9. Spalding 64.5

SCORING DEFENSE1. Westminster 64.7

2. Spalding 65.4

3. Webster 72.7

4. MacMurray 73.0

5. Fontbonne 74.2

6. Eureka 75.4

7. Blackburn 75.8

8. Greenville 77.9

9. Principia 87.2

FIELD GOALS MADE1. Eureka 753

2. Greenville 732

3. Webster 682

4. MacMurray 667

5. Westminster 654

6. Blackburn 628

7. Spalding 602

8. Principia 577

9. Fontbonne 563

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. Eureka 1,678

2. Greenville 1,570

3. Westminster 1,555

4. Webster 1,549

5. Blackburn 1,547

6. MacMurray 1,515

7. Principia 1,484

8. Fontbonne 1,421

9. Spalding 1,384

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. Greenville 46.6

2. Eureka 44.9

3. Webster 44.0

MacMurray 44.0

5. Spalding 43.5

6. Westminster 42.1

7. Blackburn 40.6

8. Fontbonne 39.6

9. Principia 38.9

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. Eureka 224

2. Blackburn 176

3. Greenville 166

4. Webster 161

5. Westminster 158

6. Principia 132

7. Fontbonne 131

8. MacMurray 130

9. Spalding 92

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED1. Eureka 694

2. Blackburn 535

3. Greenville 487

4. Fontbonne 464

5. Webster 453

6. Principia 452

7. Westminster 444

8. MacMurray 353

9. Spalding 311

3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE1. MacMurray 36.8

2. Westminster 35.6

3. Webster 35.5

4. Greenville 34.1

5. Blackburn 32.9

6. Eureka 32.3

7. Spalding 29.6

8. Principia 29.2

9. Fontbonne 28.2

FREE THROWS MADE1. Greenville 429

2. MacMurray 420

3. Westminster 361

4. Webster 339

5. Spalding 316

6. Fontbonne 315

7. Eureka 308

8. Principia 280

9. Blackburn 264

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED1. MacMurray 601

2. Greenville 552

3. Webster 508

4. Westminster 506

5. Fontbonne 476

6. Spalding 454

7. Principia 438

8. Eureka 437

9. Blackburn 384

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1. Greenville 77.7

2. Westminster 71.3

3. Eureka 70.5

4. MacMurray 69.9

5. Spalding 69.6

6. Blackburn 68.8

7. Webster 66.7

8. Fontbonne 66.2

9. Principia 63.9

TOTAL REBOUNDING1. Eureka 39.5

2. Greenville 39.1

3. Spalding 38.2

4. Blackburn 35.6

5. Fontbonne 35.2

6. Webster 35.0

7. Westminster 33.8

8. MacMurray 32.1

9. Principia 30.5

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDING1. Eureka 12.8

2. Greenville 12.7

3. Fontbonne 12.5

4. Spalding 12.4

5. Webster 11.7

6. Blackburn 10.8

7. Principia 9.9

8. Westminster 9.7

9. MacMurray 8.4

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDING1. Eureka 26.7

2. Greenville 26.4

3. Spalding 25.8

4. Blackburn 35.8

5. Westminster 24.1

6. MacMurray 23.7

7. Webster 23.3

8. Fontbonne 22.6

9. Principia 20.6

ASSISTS1. Eureka 17.8

Greenville 17.8

3. Principia 13.7

4. Webster 12.7

5. MacMurray 12.4

6. Blackburn 11.9

7. Fontbonne 11.8

8. Westminster 10.6

9. Spalding 10.2

TURNOVERS1. Westminster 12.1

2. MacMurray 12.7

3. Webster 13.9

Blackburn 13.9

5. Eureka 14.2

6. Fontbonne 14.9

7. Greenville 14.2

8. Spalding 15.5

9. Principia 16.2

STEALS1. Greenville 9.1

2. Webster 8.8

3. MacMurray 8.5

Fontbonne 8.5

5. Eureka 8.0

6. Principia 7.5

7. Westminster 7.1

8. Spalding 6.2

9. Blackburn 5.8

BLOCKED SHOTS1. Eureka 4.0

2. MacMurray 3.2

3. Blackburn 2.9

4. Spalding 2.5

5. Westminster 1.9

6. Webster 1.8

7. Principia 1.6

8. Greenville 1.4

9. Fontbonne 1.3

FOULS1. Webster 14.7

2. Westminster 15.5

3. MacMurray 16.7

4. Principia 17.1

5. Spalding 17.3

6. Eureka 19.2

7. Fontbonne 19.4

Blackburn 19.4

9. Greenville 19.8

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2011-12 SLIAC TEAM LEADERS


TOTAL POINTS1. D. Fritsch (EC) 444

2. S. Whittingham (WU) 402

3. J. Lott (BC) 393

4. M. Lessen (EC) 385

5. V. Lee (WC) 375

6. J. MacDonald (PC) 359

7. J. Brasher (SU) 333

8. R. Robinson (WU) 329

9. J. Kindred (EC) 317

10. C. Whitlock (MC) 314

SCORING AVERAGE1. D. Fritsch (EC) 17.1

2. J. Lott (BC) 15.7

3. S. Whittingham (WU) 15.5

4. J. MacDonald (PC) 15.0

5. M. Lessen (EC) 14.8

6. M. Brown (GC) 13.6

7. V. Lee (WC) 13.4

8. J. Brasher (SU) 13.3

9. K. Hilliard (GC) 13.1

10. K. Sydness (PC) 12.8

FIELD GOALS MADE1. D. Fritsch (EC) 167



4. J. Lott (BC) 139

5. V. Lee (WC) 135





10. K. Sydness (PC) 118

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. D. Fritsch (EC) 327

2. J. Lott (BC) 325




6. V. Lee (WC) 287


8. C. Angle (PC) 268



FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. M. Lessen (EC) .607

2. J. Brasher (SU) .573

3. C. Whitlock (MC) .563

4. D. Campbell (GC) .539

5. B. Adams (BC) .527

6. M. Brown (GC) .518

7. D. Fritsch (EC) .511

8. S. Whittingham (WU) .490

9. L. Bishop (MC) .482

10. J. McBride (GC) .479

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. S. Tolson (WC) 60

2. L. Bishop (MC) 53

3. D. Fritsch (EC) 52

4. J. Lott (BC) 51


6. B. Roberts (BC) 48

7. C. Bradfi sch (WU) 46

8. R. Nailor (EC) 39

D. Tucker (BC) 46


3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED1. S. Tolson (WC) 147


3. J. Lott (BC) 134

4. B. Roberts (BC) 132




8. C. Bradfi sch (WU) 118

N. Rivera (EC) 118

10. D. Tucker (BC) 116

3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE1. L. Bishop (MC) .477


A. Mumphard (GC) .441

4. C. Lee (MC) .438

5. S. Tolson (WC) .408

6. V. Lee (WC) .397

7. C. Bradfi sch (WU) .390

8. J. MacDonald (PC) .386

9. J. Lott (BC) .381

10. T. St. Julian (SU) .370

FREE THROWS MADE1. C. Lee (MC) 90


3. J. James (WC) 87


5. K. Hilliard (GC) 80

6. M. Brown (GC) 78

7. V. Lee (WC) 74

B. Slagle (MC) 74



FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED1. J. Brasher (SU) 121


3. C. Lee (MC) 112

4. B. Slagle (MC) 111

5. V. Lee (WC) 110

6. K. Hilliard (GC) 105

A. Chism (FU) 105


9. J. James (WC) 102

10. Two players 95

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1. J. Lott (BC) .889

2. J. James (WC) .853


4. M. Brown (GC) .821

5. C. Lee (MC) .804

6. C. Whitlock (MC) .766

7. K. Hilliard (GC) .762

8. J. Kindred (EC) .755

9. D. Fritsch (EC) .753

10. J. Brasher (SU) .736

TOTAL REBOUNDS1. D. Fritsch (EC) 222





6. B. Adams (BC) 166

7. M. Medley (BC) 157

8. K. Weymuth (WC) 144



REBOUNDING AVERAGE1. D. Fritsch (EC) 8.5

2. M. Lessen (EC) 8.3

3. S. Whittingham (WU) 8.2

4. J. Brasher (SU) 7.6

5. B. Slagle (MC) 7.4

6. M. Medley (BC) 7.1

7. B. Adams (BC) 6.6

8. T. Garner (FU) 5.8


10. R. Robinson (WU) 5.4

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS1. S. Whittingham (WU) 164





6. B. Adams (BC) 114


8. N. Rivera (EC) 101

9. S. Martin (GC) 98

10. Two players 95

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS1. M. Lessen (EC) 86






7. B. Adams (BC) 52


9. J. Huskey (WU) 46

10. Two players 45

ASSISTS1. J. Kindred (EC) 135

2. J. Lott (BC) 108


4. C. Best (MC) 74

M. Jones (PC) 74

6. B. Giertz (GC) 71

7. C. Angle (PC) 68

J. Garcia (GC) 68

9. C. Lee (MC) 67

10. N. Rivera (EC) 60

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO1. B. Giertz (GC) 2.3

J. Garcia (GC) 2.3

3. A. Mumphard (GC) 1.9

4. R. Nailor (EC) 1.8

J. Redmond (GC) 1.8

6. N. Rivera (EC) 1.7

D. Hohenstein (WC) 1.7

8. B. Slagle (MC) 1.6

D. Burton (MC) 1.6

J. Kindred (EC) 1.6

STEALS1. C. Best (MC) 52

H. Edwards (WU) 52

3. J. Lott (BC) 50



6. C. Angle (PC) 43

M. Jones (PC) 43


9. J. James (WC) 39

10. B. Curtis (FU) 38

BLOCKED SHOTS1. M. Lessen (EC) 56





6. C. Best (MC) 20

V. Lee (WC) 20


S. Whittingham (WU) 16

10. D. Burton (MC) 15

MINUTES PLAYED AVERAGE1. S. Whittingham (WU) 34.1

2. M. Jones (PC) 33.4

3. J. Lott (BC) 32.4

4. K. Sydness (PC) 32.1

5. D. Fritsch (EC) 32.0

R. Nailor (EC) 32.0


8. J. Kindred (EC) 31.4

9. C. Lee (MC) 31.0

10. B. Slagle (MC) 30.5

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RECORDS & HISTORY


ALL-TIME POINTS

1. 2,119 Troy Tyler 1990-94

2. 1,668 Michael Sain 1979-83

3. 1,604 Rick Schwab 1963-67

4. 1,528 Chris Eaton 1990-94

5. 1,500 Craig Negangard 2000-04

6. 1,464 Greg Nunn 1984-87

7. 1,391 Jon Guderjan 1989-93

8. 1,329 Michael Zasada 2006-10

9. 1,316 Bob Strickland 1954-58

10. 1,241 Hughland Blanton 1976-80

Active leader: Jordan Kindred, 981

ALL-TIME REBOUNDS

1. 925 Chris Eaton 1990-94

2. 863 Michael Zasada 2006-10

3. 859 Craig Gerdes 1967-71

4. 754 Troy Tyler 1990-94

5. 747 Craig Negangard 2000-04

6. 740 Hughley Blanton 1976-80

740 Ed Brady 1977-81

8. 711 Sam Reed 1978-82

9. 625 Reggie Holmes 1975-79

10. 610 Stan Prosser 1975-79

Active leader: Mark Lessen, 452

ALL-TIME ASSISTS

1. 579 Kevin Root 1986-91

2. 423 Tom Cassidy 1976-80

3. 378 Troy Tyler 1990-94

4. 367 Michael Sain 1979-83

5. 350 Nataniel Meiss 1994-98

6. 315 Jordan Kindred 2008-

7. 311 Tim McGuire 1974-78

8. 300 Tom Dooley 1985-87

9. 294 Rick Taylor 1983-87

10. 259 Chris Peterson 1990-94

POINTS

1. 2,706 1993-94

2. 2,306 1990-91

3. 2,295 1992-93

4. 2,292 1991-92

5. 2,255 1986-87

6. 2,170 1988-89

7. 2,161 2009-10

8. 2,090 1996-97

9. 2,040 1982-83

10. 2,038 2011-12

SCORING AVERAGE

1. 87.3 1993-94

2. 83.6 1996-97

3. 82.4 1990-91

4. 80.0 2009-10

5. 79.1 1992-93

6. 79.0 1991-92

79.0 1989-90

8. 78.5 1982-83

9. 78.4 2011-12

78.4 1980-81

FIELD GOALS MADE

1. 973 1993-94

2. 890 1986-87

3. 844 1984-85

4. 833 1992-93

5. 823 1979-80

6. 816 1985-86

7. 811 1991-92

8. 810 1982-83

9. 804 2009-10

10. 794 1981-82

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

1. 1,900 1993-94

2. 1,740 1986-87

3. 1,681 1996-97

4. 1,678 2011-12

5. 1,668 2009-10

6. 1,641 1994-95

7. 1,638 1979-80

8. 1,637 1992-93

9. 1,630 1998-99

10. 1,616 1991-92

FG PERCENTAGE

1. 57.2 1990-91

2. 56.2 1989-90

3. 53.1 1984-85

4. 52.4 1980-81

5. 51.7 1988-89

6. 51.6 1982-83

7. 51.2 1993-94

8. 51.1 1986-87

9. 51.0 1985-86

10. 50.9 1992-93

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

1. 317 1993-94

2. 224 2011-12

3. 222 1997-98

4. 221 1996-97

5. 218 2008-09

6. 217 1992-93

7. 212 2007-08

8. 208 2009-10

9. 206 2003-04

10. 199 1991-92

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

1. 694 2011-12

2. 646 1993-94

3. 641 2008-09

4. 616 1997-98

5. 601 2009-10

6. 591 1996-97

7. 579 2007-08

8. 558 2003-04

9. 524 2001-02

10. 517 2006-07

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

1. 49.1 1993-94

2. 49.0 1986-87

3. 45.3 1990-91

4. 44.8 1988-89

5. 43.9 1992-93

6. 42.9 1991-92

7. 42.8 1989-90

8. 38.3 1995-96

9. 37.4 1996-97

10. 36.9 2003-04

FREE THROWS MADE

1. 469 1991-92

2. 443 1993-94

3. 420 2003-04

4. 412 1992-93

5. 409 1990-91

6. 364 1995-96

7. 361 1994-95

8. 353 2006-07

9. 350 2002-03

10. 349 1986-87

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED

1. 629 1993-94

2. 623 1991-92

3. 586 1992-93

4. 565 2003-04

5. 557 1995-96

6. 547 1990-91

7. 531 1994-95

8. 530 2009-10

9. 510 2006-07

10. 507 1978-79

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

1. 76.1 2002-03

2. 75.3 1991-92

3. 75.2 1981-82

4. 74.8 1990-91

5. 74.3 2003-04

6. 73.6 1996-97

7. 73.4 1986-87

8. 72.7 1987-88

9. 71.9 1983-84

10. 71.5 1985-86

TOTAL REBOUNDS

1. 1,159 1993-94

2. 1,087 2009-10

3. 1,028 2011-12

4. 1,004 1991-92

5. 987 1990-91

6. 983 2006-07

7. 982 1992-93

8. 961 1986-87

9. 940 1994-95

10. 937 1979-80

REBOUND AVERAGE

1. 40.3 2009-10

2. 39.8 1980-81

3. 39.5 2011-12

4. 37.8 2006-07

5. 37.4 1993-94

6. 36.4 2008-09

7. 36.0 1979-80

8. 35.9 2001-02

9. 35.5 2005-06

35.2 1990-91

ASSISTS (Since 1988)

1. 523 1993-94

2. 489 1990-91

3. 479 1991-92

4. 476 1989-90

5. 463 2011-12

6. 436 1994-95

7. 435 1996-97

8. 416 1988-89

9. 412 2003-04

10. 410 1995-96

STEALS (Since 1992)

1. 266 1993-94

2. 218 2004-05

3. 211 1994-95

4. 208 2011-12

208 1992-93

6. 205 1998-99

7. 200 2007-08

8. 191 2008-09

9. 190 1996-97

10. 189 1997-98

NOTE: All team records represent Eureka’s NCAA Division III era (1978-present), unless noted.

ON THE PREVIOUS PAGEHall of Fame head coach

Dave Darnall and the Red

Devils celebrate their 1987

NAIA District 20 championship

after a dramatic 63-62 victory

at McKendree on March 5,

1987 in Lebanon, Ill. The

victory gave the Red Devils an

automatic berth to the NAIA

Tournament in Kansas City,

Mo., the fi rst-ever national

tournament appearance for any

Eureka College athletics team.

Darnall would ultimately guide

the Red Devils to four NAIA

Tournament appearances,

including three straight bids

from 1992 through 1994,

culminating with the 1994

NAIA Division II national

championship.

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GAMES PLAYED

1. 31 Chris Eaton 1993-94

31 Dennis Huttenlocher 1993-94

31 Chris Peterson 1993-94

31 Duane Schmedeke 1993-94

31 Troy Tyler 1993-94

6. 29 14 times

POINTS


2. 613 Troy Tyler 1993-94

3. 610 Chris Eaton 1993-94

4. 579 Mark Scherer 1982-83

579 Greg Nunn 1986-87

579 Michael Zasada 2009-10

7. 569 Rick Schwab 1966-67


9. 564 Kameron Bell 2009-10

10. 552 Troy Tyler 1991-92

SCORING AVERAGE (Since 1978)

1. 21.9 Greg Crider 1995-96

2. 21.4 Michael Zasada 2009-10

3. 21.3 Mark Scherer 1982-83

21.3 Mark Van Winkle 1997-98

5. 21.1 Chris Peterson 1993-94

21.1 Greg Nunn 1985-86

7. 20.9 Kameron Bell 2009-10

8. 20.7 Mike Sain 1980-81

9. 20.3 Troy Tyler 1992-93

10. 19.9 Greg Nunn 1986-87

FIELD GOALS MADE (Since 1978)

1. 258 Greg Nunn 1986-87

2. 248 Greg Nunn 1985-86

3. 244 Chris Eaton 1993-94

4. 229 Troy Tyler 1993-94


6. 219 Mike Sain 1982-83




206 Chris Eaton 1992-93

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

1. 485 Greg Nunn 1986-87

2. 461 Mark Van Winkle 1997-98

3. 451 Troy Tyler 1993-94

4. 441 Greg Nunn 1985-86

5. 429 Rick Schwab 1965-66

6. 421 Chris Eaton 1993-94





FG PERCENTAGE (Since 1978)

Minimum 3.0 FGM Per Game

1. 65.4 DeLeon Lavender 1990-91

2. 63.5 DeLeon Lavender 1989-90

3. 63.2 Troy Tyler 1990-91

4. 62.9 Adam Ferguson 1994-95

5. 61.7 Greg Nunn 1984-85

6. 60.7 Mark Lessen 2011-12

7. 60.6 Chris Eaton 1992-93

60.6 DeLeon Lavender 1987-88

9. 58.9 Mark Lessen 2010-11

10. 58.8 Troy Tyler 1991-92

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE



3. 103 Jon Guderjan 1990-91

4. 100 Duane Schmedeke 1993-94



7. 76 Tom Dooley 1987-88

8. 74 Tim Peffer 2005-06

74 Brad Bickett 1988-89


3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

1. 297 Mark Van Winkle 1997098


3. 225 Tom Dooley 1987-88

4. 222 Duane Schmedeke 1993-94




8. 181 Tim Peffer 2005-06


10. 172 Tim Peffer 2006-07

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Minimum 1.0 3FGM Per Game



3. 49.3 Rick Taylor 1986-87

4. 49.0 Brad Bickett 1988-89

5. 48.6 Troy Tyler 1992-93

48.6 Jon Guderjan 1990-91

7. 48.3 Brad Bickett 1989-90

8. 47.9 Troy Tyler 1993-94

9. 45.7 Erik Kurtenbach 2002-03

10. 45.3 Matt Trowitch 1997-98

FREE THROWS MADE (Since 1978)


2. 130 Greg Crider 1995-96

3. 122 Chris Eaton 1993-94



6. 108 Shawn McGuire 2003-04


8. 100 Brad Bickett 1987-88

9. 99 Troy Tyler 1993-94


FREE THROWS ATT. (Since 1978)


2. 191 Greg Crider 1995-96

3. 190 Chris Eaton 1993-94



6. 152 Chris Eaton 1992-93


147 Shawn McGuire 2003-04


10. 135 Chris Eaton 1991-92

FREE THROW PCT. (Since 1978)

Minimum 2.5 FTM Per Game

1. 91.7 Michael Sain 1982-83

2. 90.2 Jon Guderjan 1991-92

3. 87.5 Michael Sain 1980-81


5. 84.0 Matt McComb 2007-08

6. 83.9 Rick Taylor 1985-86

7. 82.5 Tim Peffer 2006-07

8. 82.0 Brad Bickett 1987-88

9. 81.7 Troy Tyler 1992-93

10. 79.6 Andy Thomas 1996-97

TOTAL REBOUNDS

1. 363 Chris Eaton 1993-94

2. 275 Chris Eaton 1992-93

3. 268 Chris Eaton 1991-92


5. 260 Chris Tarpley 2006-07


7. 246 Jeff Smith 1975-76




REBOUND AVERAGE (Since 1978)

1. 11.7 Chris Eaton 1993-94

2. 10.0 Chris Tarpley 2006-07


4. 9.6 Chris Eaton 1991-92

5. 9.5 Craig Negangard 2001-01

9.5 Chris Eaton 1992-93

9.5 Mark Scherer 1982-83


9. 9.2 Hughley Blanton 1979-80

10. 8.7 Kameron Bell 2009-10

8.7 Michael Zasada 2007-08

8.7 Sam Reed 1981-82

ASSISTS

1. 222 Kevin Root 1990-91

2. 194 Lance Craft 1991-92

3. 183 Kip Blakesly 1974-75

4. 180 Kevin Root 1989-90

5. 177 Kevin Root 1988-89

6. 162 Shawn McGuire 2003-04


8. 140 Tom Cassidy 1979-80

9. 135 Jordan Kindred 2011-12


STEALS (Since 1992)

1. 65 Troy Tyler 1993-94


3. 55 Matt McComb 2007-08


5. 53 Stote Reeder 1996-97

6. 52 Stote Reeder 1995-96

7. 50 Chris Hopwood 1994-95




47 Chris Peterson 1993-94

BLOCKS (Since 1994)

1. 56 Mark Lessen 2011-12


3. 37 Chris Beecher 2007-08

4. 33 Andy Leppard 2009-10


32 A.J. Richard 2006-07


8. 26 A.J. Richard 2005-06

9. 25 Adam Ferguson 1994-95

10. 24 A.J. Richard 2004-05

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SINGLE-SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS


RECORDS NOTEGame-by-game results

are available through the

NCAA database and the

Eureka College archives

dating back to the 1974-75

season. Any individuals with

historical information prior

to 1974 are encouraged to

contact the Eureka College

sports information offi ce.

1974-75Coach Dave Darnall

9-16 Overall

H: 8-4 • A: 1-12

Date Opponent W-L Score

D 3 Aurora W 70-48

D 7 at Iowa Wesleyan L 60-89

D 10 at Monmouth L 61-68

D 13 Illinois College W 79-71

D 14 at Culver-Stockton L 54-84

D 17 at Benedictine L 55-65

J 2 at Sullivan L 75-83

J 3 at Berea L 85-100

J 4 at Union L 73-79

J 11 McKendree W 86-80

J 14 at Greenville W 94-83

J 18 Blackburn W 82-51

J 21 Culver-Stockton W 89-79

J 25 Coe L 72-75

J 26 at MacMurray L 51-52

J 29 Rockford W 96-81

F 1 Iowa Wesleyan L 69-72

F 4 Olivet Nazarene L 45-60

F 6 MacMurray W 75-64

F 8 Greenville W 72-66

F 13 at McKendree L 62-60

F 15 at Olivet Nazarene L 74-99

F 18 at Illinois College L 70-72

F 22 at Blackburn L 63-70

F 25 Monmouth L 68-87


19-6 Overall

H: 8-1 • A: 7-5 • N: 4-0


N 28 vs. Illinois Tech W 73-70

N 29 at McKendree L 89-107

D 2 at Aurora W 78-71

D 5 Sanford-Brown W 96-51

D 9 at Concordia (Mo.) W 84-63

D 11 Knox W 80-76

D 13 McKendree W 87-66

J 1 vs. Maryville W 95-54

J 2 vs. Harris-Stowe W 72-70

J 3 at Missouri Baptist W 71-65

J 9 at Rockford L 63-85

J 10 vs. Purdue North Central W 86-64

J 13 Greenville W 94-68

J 16 Lincoln Christian W 90-61

J 17 at Blackburn W 63-45

J 24 MacMurray W 90-72

J 27 at Illinois College L 65-68

J 31 Iowa Wesleyan W 79-61

F 3 at Lincoln Christian W 59-49

F 7 at Greenville W 72-63

F 14 at Blackburn W 79-65

F 17 Illinois College L 41-49


F 21 at MacMurray L 73-97

F 24 Monmouth W 75-73


20-7 Overall

H: 7-1 • A: 10-6 • N: 3-0


N 15 vs. Illinois Tech W 102-80

N 16 at Oakland City L 72-79

N 20 at SW Baptist W 69-64

N 30 Aurora W 61-60

D 3 Illinois-Chicago W 71-57

D 7 at Lincoln Christian W 68-38

D 11 at McKendree L 72-99

J 3 vs. Maryville W 73-58

J 5 vs. STL Pharmacy W 67-58

J 6 at Principia W 81-55




J 22 at MacMurray W 71-55

J 25 at Illinois College W 62-57

J 28 Harris-Stowe W 74-59

J 29 at Sanford-Brown W 94-62

F 3 at Iowa Wesleyan W 82-77

F 5 Greenville L 34-37

F 8 at Knox L 66-84

F 11 at Missouri Baptist W 90-57


F 15 Illinois College W 57-53



F 22 at Monmouth L 84-85

F 26 at Quincy L 52-82


15-10 Overall

H: 7-4 • A: 7-6 • N: 1-0


N 25 vs. Columbia (Mo.) W 72-60

N 26 at Central Methodist L 100-106

N 29 at Aurora W 92-68

D 2 at Teikyo Marycrest W 66-53

D 8 at Illinois-Chicago L 69-81

J 4 at Maryville W 79-61


J 7 at Parks W 95-54

J 11 North Central (Ill.) W 84-62


J 16 Greenville L 67-74


J 24 Illinois College L 66-73

J 27 at Missouri Baptist W 63-49

J 28 STL Pharmacy W 101-69

F 2 Iowa Wesleyan W 77-64

F 4 at Greenville L 46-58

F 7 Teikyo Marycrest L 43-44


F 11 Blackburn W 85-55

F 14 at Illinois College L 49-52


F 22 Concordia (Ill.) L 61-63

F 25 Millikin W 76-71

F 27 George Williams W 89-59


20-4 Overall

H: 8-0 • A: 10-3 • N: 2-1


N 17 vs. Grand Rapids Baptist W 92-57

N 18 at Judson W 72-68

N 24 vs. Grinnell W 74-56

N 25 at William Penn W 46-43

N 28 Aurora W 95-70

D 2 Harris-Stowe W 97-63

D 6 at George Williams W 69-60

D 9 McKendree W 81-68

D 12 Trinity Christian W 97-51

D 15 at MSOE W 92-58

D 16 at Concordia (Wis.) L 46-52


J 6 at STL Pharmacy W 73-52

J 10 at North Central (Ill.) W 56-52


J 30 Teikyo Marycrest W 79-58

F 1 at Iowa Wesleyan L 72-74


F 10 Grace W 60-54


F 17 at MacMurray W 84-78

F 21 at Millikin L 48-62

F 24 at Concordia (Ill.) W 78-77

M 2 vs. St. Xavier L 76-79


21-5 Overall

H: 11-0 • A: 7-5 • N: 3-0


D 1 Greenville W 71-59

D 4 Millikin W 63-45

D 7 at Grace L 70-91

D 8 at Indiana Wesleyan W 73-68

D 11 at Trinity Christian W 77-65

D 14 STL Christian W 103-57

D 15 Judson W 81-68

D 18 vs. Grinnell W 85-47

D 19 at Chicago W 91-69

J 9 at Aurora W 71-69

J 16 at Harris-Stowe W 81-60

J 18 MSOE W 97-44

J 22 George Williams W 74-57

J 25 vs. Milton W 64-62

J 26 at Lakeland L 70-80

J 31 Iowa Wesleyan W 94-71



F 8 vs. Greenville W 78-63

F 9 at Principia W 80-77

F 12 St. Ambrose W 88-83



F 21 Concordia (Ill.) W 91-54

F 24 North Central (Ill.) W 77-70

F 26 at St. Ambrose W 73-71


17-9 Overall

H: 9-1 • A: 6-6 • N: 2-2


N 21 vs. NE Illinois W 92-71

N 22 at Rockford W 87-70

D 2 at Millikin L 53-60

D 5 vs. Greenville L 67-82

D 6 vs. George Williams W 84-61

D 9 Aurora W 87-65

D 12 at MSOE W 96-78

D 13 at Northwestern (Wis.) W 98-67


J 17 Lindenwood (Mo.) W 78-69

J 20 at Greenville L 66-67

J 22 at Iowa Wesleyan L 71-73

J 24 Mount Mercy L 47-48

J 27 at Teikyo Marycrest L 74-87

J 30 vs. Greenville L 75-77


F 3 at George Williams W 101-91

F 5 Trinity Christian W 49-41


F 12 St. Ambrose W 93-73

F 14 Maranatha Baptist W 82-65

F 16 at North Central (Ill.) L 86-110


F 23 Dominican (Ill.) W 86-54

F 25 at Concordia (Ill.) W 80-78



19-6 Overall

H: 8-2 • A: 9-4 • N: 2-0


N 20 vs. St. Ambrose W 86-67

N 21 at Rockford L 70-90

N 24 Concordia (Ill.) W 71-66

D 1 North Central (Ill.) L 61-71

D 4 vs. Mount Mercy W 73-68

D 5 at Judson W 76-59

D 8 at Aurora L 81-89

D 11 at Cardinal-Stritch W 79-66

D 12 at Maranatha Baptist W 77-63


J 16 at Lindenwood (Mo.) W 80-64



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J 26 Teikyo Marycrest L 70-76

J 28 at Dominican (Ill.) W 19-4

F 2 George Williams W 80-65

F 4 DePauw W 79-68

F 6 MSOE W 111-83

F 9 McKendree W 106-87

F 11 at St. Ambrose L 88-95

F 13 at Trinity Christian W 67-55

F 16 Roosevelt W 102-79





16-11 Overall

H: 9-0 • A: 6-8 • N: 1-2


N 19 vs. Hamline W 77-66


N 23 at Roosevelt L 61-68

N 30 at Concordia (Ill.) W 76-50

D 3 vs. Carroll L 69-75

D 4 vs. St. Ambrose L 70-75

D 8 at Missouri-St. Louis L 71-92

D 10 at MSOE W 109-73


J 13 Cardinal-Stritch W 99-67




J 22 Blackburn L 74-79

J 25 Trinity Christian W 75-61


J 29 Principia W 81-60


F 3 at DePauw L 57-61






F 17 Harris-Stowe W 68-53


M 5 at Illinois Wesleyan L 68-82


16-10 Overall

H: 9-1 • A: 4-8 • N: 3-1


N 18 vs. Cardinal-Stritch W 79-68



D 2 vs. Carroll W 64-59


D 6 at George Williams L 45-55

D 9 at Washington (Mo.) L 59-63

D 10 vs. Harris-Stowe L 56-61

J 12 at Anderson L 65-73

J 13 at Huntington L 71-78

J 16 at Transylvania L 66-76

J 18 MSOE W 104-48





F 2 Maryville W 74-66






F 17 Maranatha Baptist W 85-61


F 21 MacMurray L 42-44



17-10 Overall

H: 7-2 • A: 7-7 • N: 3-1


N 16 vs. Wisconsin-Superior W 84-64

N 17 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 82-90




N 30 vs. Roosevelt W 65-54


D 5 Washington (Mo.) L 70-81

D 11 George Williams W 72-48


J 9 at Earlham L 69-77

J 10 at Anderson L 72-83

J 12 at Indiana Southeast L 65-69





J 29 at McKendree L 62-92

J 31 at Blackburn L 52-61

F 2 Principia W 101-52





F 15 Blackburn L 81-83

F 21 at Principia WF 2-0

F 25 at St. Xavier L 72-83


21-5 Overall

H: 10-0 • A: 10-3 • N: 1-2


N 22 at Truman State L 55-69

N 23 at Iowa Wesleyan W 72-54

N 26 Concorida (Ill.) W 85-45

N 29 vs. Dominican (Ill.) L 64-66


D 6 Marian (Wis.) W 99-74

D 7 Maranatha Baptist W 105-67

D 13 vs. Anderson L 53-57

D 14 vs. Manchester W 79-68

J 11 at Lindenwood (Mo.) W 96-63

J 12 at Webster W 93-78

J 15 Anderson W 78-69












F 21 at Harris-Stowe W 93-54

F 23 at Washington (Mo.) L 62-67

F 25 at Olivet Nazarene L 70-78


26-3 Overall

H: 11-0 • A: 12-2 • N: 3-1


N 21 at Truman State W 72-69

N 22 at Simpson W 74-71



N 29 vs. Greenville W 61-37

D 5 vs. Grand Rapids Baptist W 79-60

D 6 at Wheaton W 73-70

D 12 vs. Illinois College W 87-78

D 13 at Rose-Hulman W 76-72

J 10 at Concordia (Mo.) W 70-60

J 12 at Missouri-St. Louis L 75-104


J 20 Washington (Mo.) W 68-64












F 21 Lindenwood (Mo.) W 104-72

F 24 Roosevelt W 91-70

F 28 Illinois Tech W 80-60

M 5 at McKendree W 63-62

NAIA Tournament (Kanas City, Mo.)

M 12 vs. Auburn-Montgomery L 54-85


10-16 Overall

H: 5-1 • A: 4-12 • N: 1-3



N 21 at Graceland L 53-66


N 27 vs. Spring Arbor L 57-66

N 28 vs. Concordia (Mich.) W 59-54


D 5 vs. Trinity Christian L 55-68

D 9 Clarke W 72-70

D 11 at Wabash L 84-94

D 12 vs. Millikin L 71-77

J 9 at Concordia (Mo.) L 89-97

J 11 at SIU-Edwardsville L 62-95

J 13 at Westminster L 59-78



J 23 at Principia L 87-91


J 28 at Maryville L 70-71

J 30 Greenville L 73-76






F 16 at Harris-Stowe W 85-76



19-9 Overall

H: 9-1 • A: 8-6 • N: 2-1


N 18 vs. St. Xavier L 67-79

N 19 at Wheaton L 75-78



D 2 vs. Dominican (Ill.) W 84-67


D 7 at Clarke L 83-84

D 9 vs. Roosevelt W 79-68

D 10 at Aurora W 91-65

D 14 Iowa Wesleyan W 92-62

J 14 at Sanford-Brown W 106-52

J 16 at Missouri-St. Louis L 70-96


J 24 McKendree L 81-82




F 7 at Rockford W 59-35







F 23 at Maryville W 66-51

F 25 Westminster W 79-60

F 28 NE Illinois W 83-54

M 4 at Olivet Nazarene L 59-70


18-7 Overall

H: 9-0 • A: 8-6 • N: 1-1



N 29 Barat W 149-37

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D 1 vs. St. Xavier L 74-81

D 2 at Judson L 65-69

D 6 Clarke W 85-79

D 8 vs. Aurora W 67-63

D 9 at Rose-Hulman L 55-64

D 13 at Iowa Wesleyan W 70-53

D 15 at Webster W 75-61

D 16 at Harris-Stowe W 90-63






J 30 Moody Bible W 117-43




F 13 Rockford W 75-63




F 24 at Westminster W 75-74

F 28 at Dominican (Ill.) L 75-92


24-4 Overall

H: 12-0 • A: 11-4 • N: 1-0


N 17 Trinity Christian W 67-49


N 28 at Barat W 75-54

D 1 Westminster W 86-63

D 7 at Judson L 70-72

D 8 vs. Pillsbury W 83-45

D 12 Iowa Wesleyan W 81-45

D 14 at Mt. St. Claire W 95-58

J 10 Marian (Wis.) W 66-64



J 16 at Lake Forest W 74-59





J 29 at Moody Bible W 97-69


F 5 at Hannibal-LaGrange W 88-67



F 12 Mt. St. Claire W 101-63


F 19 at Sanford-Brown W 100-56

F 21 at MacMurray W 91-60



M 2 at Olivet Nazarene L 83-87


25-4 Overall

H: 13-1 • A: 11-2 • N: 1-1


N 22 Goshen L 85-97


N 28 at Trinity Christian W 79-62

D 4 Lake Forest W 101-50

D 6 St. Norbert W 62-59

D 9 at Blackburn W 68-62

D 11 at Clarke W 82-72

D 13 vs. Olivet Nazarene W 67-53


J 10 at Brescia W 94-69

J 13 at Westminster W 66-50

J 16 Aurora W 91-49


J 21 at McKendree W 77-70

J 25 Clarke W 85-52


J 30 at Mt. St. Claire W 91-81

F 1 at SIU-Edwardsville L 46-48

F 4 Hannibal-LaGrange W 73-46

F 6 Barat W 82-51



F 13 at Iowa Wesleyan W 89-62

F 17 Cornell W 67-63



F 29 Judson W 62-59

M 4 Trinity Christian W 93-41

NAIA Tournament (Stephensville, Texas)

M 13 vs. George Fox L 77-85


24-5 Overall

H: 13-0 • A: 9-4 • N: 2-1


N 21 at Concordia (Ill.) L 64-71


D 2 Clarke W 94-66


D 8 Blackburn W 103-60

D 11 vs. Defi ance L 68-69

D 12 vs. Greenville W 82-49

D 15 at Sanford-Brown W 83-49

D 19 at Harris-Stowe W 106-71


J 14 at Aurora W 76-60

J 16 Wabash W 82-71



J 23 Brescia W 85-72

J 26 at Moody Bible W 83-37


F 2 Trinity W 85-56

F 4 at Barat W 77-68

F 6 at Northwestern (Wis.) W 71-42

F 8 at St. Norbert W 66-44



F 17 Judson W 75-68


F 27 Trinity Christian W 73-48

M 3 Judson W 76-73

NAIA Tournament (Nampa, Idado)

M 12 vs. Tarleton St. W 63-54

M 13 at NW Nazarene L 60-69


27-4 Overall

H: 12-0 • A: 11-4 • N: 4-0


N 19 at Capital L 74-89

N 20 vs. Tusculum W 93-65

N 23 Rockford W 117-97

N 30 at Clarke W 70-43

D 2 Concordia (Ill.) W 105-64


D 7 Trinity Christian W 102-58

D 10 vs. Purdue-Calumet W 72-65

D 11 at Wabash W 90-81

D 17 at Trinity W 79-73

J 8 at Brescia L 88-89


J 12 Aurora W 111-60

J 15 at Lindenwood (Ill.) W 67-65


J 20 Barat W 88-57

J 22 at Wabash W 88-76



F 3 Judson W 79-45

F 5 at Barat W 94-56

F 12 at SIU-Edwardsville L 70-74


F 16 at Mt. St. Claire W 92-68


F 26 Judson W 75-54

M 1 Indiana Tech W 75-69

NAIA Tournament (Nampa, Idado)

M 11 vs. Ohio Dominican W 92-71

M 12 vs. Wilamette W 71-65

M 14 at NW Nazarene W 83-67

M 15 vs. Northern St. W 98-95

1994-95Coach Dennis Dighton

15-12 Overall

H: 8-3 • A: 4-6 • N: 3-3


vs. Wisconsin-Parkside L 50-65

at Rockford W 83-78

Clarke W 45-43

vs. Whittier W 75-62

vs. Defi ance L 54-60

Judson W 71-67

vs. Goshen W 96-83

Trinity W 41-29

vs. Kenyon L 67-82

vs. Hiram L 79-82

at Aurora L 68-85

at Indiana Tech L 69-95

at Trinity Christian L 64-67

Robert Morris-Chicago W 94-76

at SIU-Edwardsville L 64-83

at Greenville W 62-58

Indiana Tech L 70-79

McKendree L 71-74

Judson W 84-72

Barat W 68-58

at Westminster W 70-57

at Barat W 84-70

at Robert Morris-Chicago W 92-61

Trinity Christian L 71-81

Greenville W 93-79




9-16 Overall

H: 6-2 • A: 1-11 • N: 2-3



McKendree W 98-96

vs. Olivet Nazarene L 64-79

vs. Indiana Wesleyan W 82-79

at Clarke L 93-95

at Augustana L 85-99

vs. Trinity Christian L 74-93

Judson W 79-62

Westminster W 73-64

at Ripon L 72-90

at Rose-Hulman L 42-64

at McKendree L 70-104

vs. Manchester L 79-101

vs. North Central (Ill.) W 85-72

at Judson L 88-89

at Brescia L 72-74

Rockford W 91-71

at Lindenwood (Mo.) L 79-83

at Dominican (Ill.) W 80-57

Upper Iowa L 58-81


at Robert Morris-Chicago L 84-91

Lindenwood (Mo.) L 71-79

Brescia W 76-66

St. Joseph’s (Ind.) W 80-76


14-11 Overall

7-3 NIIC

H: 8-3 • A: 4-8 • N: 2-0


at Wisconsin Lutheran L 70-88

vs. Concordia (Wis.) W 77-71


Ripon L 76-95

McKendree W 92-78

at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) L 50-89

at Upper Iowa L 58-85

vs. Indiana Southeast W 97-85

at Franklin L 91-97

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“TOGETHER WE WIN”1994 NAIA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Eureka College basketball fans will never forget March 15, 1994. That was the week the Red

Devils traveled to a small city in southwest Idaho and won Eureka’s fi rst -- and to this day, only --

national championship.

It was arguably the fi nest season ever put together by a team at Eureka College. The NAIA

Division II National Player of the Year. Two separate nine-game win streaks. A perfect 12-0

record in the Reagan Center. The list went on and on for the Red Devils, who won a school-

record 27 games on their way to claiming a 98-95 overtime victory over Northern State (S.D.) at

Montgomery Fieldhouse in Nampa, Idaho for the national title.

The path to the crown was not an easy one. The Red Devils defeated defending national

champion Willamette (Ore.) in the quarterfi nals of the national tournament to advance to the Final

Four. Once there, the Red Devils were forced to play Northwest Nazarene (Idaho) in the national

semifi nals on its home fl oor. Eureka responded accordingly, coasting to a 16-point win.

Eureka crushed its opposition during

the season, scoring 100 points or more

on six different occasions. The Red

Devils outscored their opponents by an

average of 22.7 points per game.

Head coach Dave Darnall, who would

end his 20-year run as head coach after

the season as the winningest coach in

the history of Eureka College with 383

career victories, was chosen as the

NAIA Division II National Coach of the

Year. He also earned Coach of the Year

honors from NAIA College Sports Magazine and the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association.

Senior Troy Tyler scored 610 points during the season to become the school’s all-time leading

scorer with 2,119 points, a mark that still stands today. Senior Chris Eaton grabbed a single-

season school-record 363 rebounds to pass EC Hall of Famer Craig Gerdes as the school’s

all-time leading rebounder with 925 boards, a mark that still stands today. Eaton was eventually

chosen as the national player of the year, while Chris Peterson earned the national tournament’s

most valuable player award. Peterson joined Tyler and Eaton as 600-point scorers during the

season, as his 653 points scored still holds as Eureka’s single-season record.

Darnall and the Red Devils adopted the slogan, “Together We Win”. Nearly two decades later, the

1993-94 Eureka College men’s basketball team remains the most decorated team in the history of

Eureka College athletics.

Rose-Hulman W 73-67

at Brescia L 88-99

Benedictine W 89-86

at Trinity International W 97-81

Concordia (Ill.) W 91-72

Aurora W 95-89


at Rockford W 88-81

Clarke W 98-83

at Benedictine L 63-92

Trinity International L 84-91

at Judson W 98-88

at Concordia (Ill.) W 84-76

at Aurora L 73-92

Rockford W 92-80

Clarke L 84-90


10-15 Overall

4-6 NIIC

H: 5-5 • A: 4-8 • N: 1-2


vs. Monmouth L 75-86

vs. Martin Luther W 86-57

McKendree W 80-75

at Elmhurst L 65-77

at Manchester L 64-87

Judson W 78-65

Robert Morris-Chicago L 77-89

at Franklin W 77-72

vs. Marian (Ind.) L 75-88



Brescia L 67-85

at Robert Morris-Chicago W 67-66


Clarke L 54-65

at Concordia (Ill.) L 63-79


Aurora L 74-108

at Rockford W 100-83

Knox W 79-69

at Clarke W 78-74


Benedictine L 84-101

at Aurora L 86-104

Rockford W 97-83


3-22 Overall

2-8 NIIC

H: 1-10 • A: 1-11 • N: 1-1



MacMurray L 80-86

McKendree L 58-65

at Teikyo Marycrest L 62-71

at Iowa Wesleyan L 70-95

Manchester L 49-66

Elmhurst L 54-93

vs. Huntington L 47-72

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N 27 vs. Concordia (Wis.) L 73-96

N 28 vs. Lake Forest L 53-68

D 1 Principia W 83-75



D 16 at Robert Morris-S’fi eld L 58-73

D 28 at MSOE L 70-71

D 29 at Edgewood L 61-77


J 5 at Lincoln Christian W 71-70

J 8 Concordia (Ill.) W 81-74

J 12 at Dominican (Ill.) L 56-61

J 15 at Benedictine L 70-93

J 19 Rockford L 61-80

J 26 at Clarke L 78-103

J 29 at STL Pharmacy L 84-87

F 2 at Concordia (Ill.) L 51-57


F 9 Benedictine L 56-73

F 12 at Rockford L 67-94

F 14 Aurora L 56-83

F 16 at Aurora L 57-79

F 19 Clarke L 83-89

NIIC Tournament

F 22 at Benedictine L 42-87

2005-06Coach Jay Bruer

4-22 Overall

0-10 NIIC

H: 2-8 • A: 2-12 • N: 0-2


N 18 at Illinois College L 77-91

N 22 Westminster W 64-62

N 26 at Monmouth L 68-100

N 27 at Knox L 63-84

N 30 Webster W 83-76

D 3 at Blackburn L 63-91

D 6 at Greenville W 84-74

D 20 Millikin L 55-62

D 28 vs. Edgewood L 69-81

D 29 vs. MSOE L 60-78



J 7 Concordia (Ill.) L 68-78

J 11 Robert Morris-S’fi eld L 72-87

J 14 Benedictine L 73-87

J 18 at Aurora L 74-101


J 25 at Rockford L 64-78

J 30 at Webster L 62-64

F 2 Dominican (Ill.) L 47-64


F 8 Aurora L 73-92

F 11 Clarke L 66-83

F 15 Rockford L 65-71


NIIC Tournament


vs. MSOE W 76-55


Rose-Hulman L 73-75

at Brescia L 48-65


at Knox L 69-84


Rockford L 92-93

at Concordia (Ill.) W 68-59

at Clarke L 69-71

Aurora L 83-90


at Rockford L 59-73


Clarke L 70-74

at Aurora L 82-105

Benedictine L 55-71


7-17 Overall

5-5 NIIC

H: 4-6 • A: 2-10 • N: 1-1


at SIU Edwardsville L 74-88

McKendree L 76-83

Teikyo Marycrest L 60-82

at MacMurray L 64-70

at Manchester L 53-76

at Elmhurst L 60-88

Iowa Wesleyan W 72-64

vs. Marian (Ind.) L 67-74

vs. Indiana NW W 104-57


Millikin L 63-73



at Rockford L 58-61

Clarke W 60-57


at Aurora W 65-61

Bendectine L 67-82

Rockford W 76-68

at Concordia (Ill.) L 65-67

at Clarke W 61-53

Aurora L 60-96



2000-01Coach Mike DeGeorge

2-23 Overall

1-11 NIIC

H: 0-11 • A: 1-12 • N: 1-0


N 18 at SIU-Edwardsville L 56-97

N 20 Elmhurst L 52-66

N 22 McKendree L 64-79



N 29 at Teikyo Marycrest L 66-80

D 3 Manchester L 70-73

D 8 vs. Grace W 73-68

D 9 at Franklin L 70-90

D 14 McKendree L 80-97



J 6 Blackburn L 62-71

J 10 Dominican (Ill.) L 57-68

J 13 at Rockford W 74-65

J 17 Concordia (Ill.) L 70-71

J 20 Aurora L 72-103




F 7 Rockford L 68-71




F 21 Clarke L 65-67


5-20 Overall

2-10 NIIC

H: 4-8 • A: 0-9 • N: 1-3


N 16 Millikin L 64-97

N 20 Knox W 89-76

N 24 vs. Webster L 53-63

N 25 vs. Concordia (Wis.) L 49-87

N 28 at Greenville L 73-77

N 30 vs. Ripon L 65-107

D 1 vs. Northland W 67-52

D 4 Lincoln Christian W 87-85

D 6 at Fontbonne L 73-94

D 8 Teikyo Marycrest L 66-71

D 11 at Blackburn L 62-76

D 14 Augustana L 70-83

J 5 Westminster L 68-81



J 16 at Concordia (Ill.) L 59-68



J 26 Clarke L 71-75



F 9 Concordia (Ill.) L 67-71

F 13 Aurora W 70-65


F 19 at Clarke L 59-66


8-17 Overall

3-9 NIIC

H: 5-6 • A: 2-10 • N: 1-1


N 22 vs. Denison L 47-62

N 23 vs. Messenger W 117-57

N 30 Lake Forest W 87-82

D 1 Concordia (Wis.) L 73-75


D 7 Blackburn L 60-63


D 14 at Rockford L 57-76

D 22 at Augustana L 47-96

D 29 at MSOE L 65-78

D 30 at Marian (Wis.) L 81-84

J 4 Concordia (Ill.) W 74-71

J 8 Aurora L 48-95



J 18 Robert Morris-Chicago W 86-83

J 22 Dominican (Ill.) L 60-71


J 29 at Concordia (Ill.) W 61-59



F 8 Clarke W 88-73



NIIC Tournament

F 18 at Clarke L 67-86


17-10 Overall

9-3 NIIC

H: 10-5 • A: 6-4 • N: 1-1


N 21 Principia W 86-65

N 22 Westminster L 59-64

N 25 at Blackburn W 72-59

N 29 vs. Webster L 78-81

N 30 vs. Lake Forest W 75-71

D 3 Edgewood L 65-80

D 6 at Knox L 64-67

D 8 at Greenville L 67-81


J 3 MSOE W 81-56

J 4 Marian (Wis.) W 74-64

J 7 Rockford W 74-64

J 10 at Concordia (Ill.) W 70-56



J 21 Clarke W 68-63

J 24 STL Pharmacy W 83-52

J 28 at Dominican (Ill.) W 76-64

J 31 at Rockford W 77-57

F 4 Concordia (Ill.) W 74-54

F 7 Aurora L 62-66

F 11 at Benedictine W 86-82

F 14 at Clarke W 69-57

F 18 Lincoln Christian W 80-65


NIIC Tournament




6-20 Overall

2-10 NIIC

H: 5-5 • A: 1-13 • N: 0-2


N 19 Illinois College W 77-71

N 23 Blackburn L 56-61

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16-10 Overall

12-6 SLIAC (T-3rd of 10)

H: 7-4 • A: 7-5 • N: 2-1


N 17 at Manchester L 55-62

N 18 vs. Alma W 73-62

N 21 Knox W 83-78

N 28 North Park L 66-75

N 30 at Millikin W 68-62


D 9 at Fontbonne W 75-74


J 6 Maryville W 75-63




J 16 MacMurray L 62-69



J 27 Fontbonne W 75-59



F 3 at Maryville W 74-66


F 9 Webster L 68-76

F 10 Westminster L 64-81




F 23 vs. MacMurray W 95-81

F 24 vs. Fontbonne L 79-88

2007-08Coach Chip Wilde

9-16 Overall

8-8 SLIAC (T-5th of 9)

H: 6-5 • A: 3-10 • N: 0-1


N 16 at Wisconsin-Whitewater L 45-79

N 17 vs. North Park L 67-80

N 20 at North Park L 48-73

N 24 at Elmhurst L 51-64

N 28 Dominican (Ill.) L 48-57




D 14 at Knox L 64-74


J 9 Fontbonne L 63-81



J 19 Webster L 63-66



J 30 at Lincoln Christian L 76-93



F 9 at Fontbonne L 70-81


F 16 Westminster L 52-58


F 23 at Webster L 56-86



12-13 Overall

9-7 SLIAC (T-5th of 9)

H: 4-5 • A: 7-5 • N: 1-3


N 19 at Western Illinois L 57-75

N 21 vs. Benedictine L 68-81

N 22 vs. Earlham W 64-63

N 26 Monmouth L 54-65


D 3 Greenville L 88-95

D 6 Fontbonne L 62-75


D 19 vs. Washington (Mo.) L 72-95

D 20 vs. Benedictine L 68-71




J 17 at Webster W 80-76




J 31 at Fontbonne W 97-96

F 4 Webster W 60-55





F 21 at Westminster L 66-87

F 24 MacMurray L 70-80


17-10 Overall

10-6 SLIAC (T-3rd of 9)

H: 9-3 • A: 7-7 • N: 1-0



N 21 at Eastern Illinois L 64-93


N 28 Concordia (Ill.) L 57-74

D 2 at MacMurray W 86-71

D 5 Millikin W 71-57


D 15 Knox W 88-57

D 19 at Dominican (Ill.) W 70-67



J 9 Spalding W 72-58






J 30 Fontbonne L 93-94


F 6 Webster W 76-62


F 13 at Spalding L 75-79




SLIAC Tournament (Fulton, Mo.)

F 25 vs. MacMurray W 98-78



4-21 Overall

2-14 SLIAC (9th of 9)

H: 3-8 • A: 1-13



N 20 Rockford L 73-76

N 23 Rose-Hulman L 46-54

N 27 at Minnesota St. L 44-120

N 30 Principia L 87-90

D 4 at Webster L 52-64

D 8 at Concordia (Ill.) WF 2-0

D 15 at Robert Morris-S’fi eld L 52-78

D 18 at Illinois-Springfi eld L 52-95

J 4 at Fontbonne L 57-59



J 12 at Spalding L 43-58




J 26 Spalding L 47-81


F 5 Fontbonne W 84-76

F 9 at Lincoln Christian L 54-78

F 12 at Principia L 67-82

F 14 Greenville L 55-60





15-11 Overall

11-5 SLIAC (T-2nd of 9)

H: 9-2 • A: 6-8 • N: 0-1


N 15 North Park W 81-76


N 23 at Eastern Illinois L 56-87

N 26 at Central L 56-59

N 30 Greenville W 101-90


D 7 at Lincoln Christian W 78-73

D 14 Robert Morris-S’fi eld W 96-90

D 15 at Rose-Hulman L 70-92

D 27 at Western Illinois L 52-73

J 4 at Spalding L 64-70

J 7 Westminster W 87-77



J 16 Spalding W 63-61






F 4 at Webster W 83-80


F 11 Fontbonne W 86-71




F 23 vs. Westminster L 60-74

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS/COACHING RECORDS

Year Record Conference Head Coach

1977-78 15-10 --- Dave Darnall

1978-79 20-4 --- Dave Darnall

1979-80 21-5 --- Dave Darnall

1980-81 17-9 --- Dave Darnall

1981-82 19-6 --- Dave Darnall

1982-83 16-11 --- Dave Darnall

1983-84 16-10 7-3 PCC Dave Darnall








1991-92 25-4 --- Dave Darnall

1992-93 24-5 --- Dave Darnall

1993-94 27-4 --- Dave Darnall

1994-95 15-12 6-4 CCAC Dennis Dighton

1995-96 9-16 --- Dennis Dighton

1996-97 14-11 7-3 NIIC Dennis Dighton




2000-01 2-23 1-11 NIIC Mike DeGeorge




2004-05 6-20 2-10 NIIC Jay Bruer

2005-06 4-22 0-10 NIIC Jay Bruer

2006-07 16-10 12-6 SLIAC Jay Bruer

2007-08 9-16 8-8 SLIAC Chip Wilde





All-time Record: 1,026-979 (.512)

NCAA Division III Record (Since 1978): 493-398 (.553)

Exclusive NCAA Division III Record (Since 1996): 149-258 (.366)

Head Coach Seasons Record

George Pritchard 1919-21 11-14

Ralph McKinzie 1921-37 121-131

Oscar Hankner 1937-39 13-18

Harold Ave 1939-42 25-25

C.F. “Cap” Crossley 1942-43 6-10

Harold Borrow 1945-48 37-17

Paul LaVinn 1948-52 44-38

Harold “Spud” Owen 1952-56 28-53

Dale “Doc” Moore 1956-57 7-11

Leo “Doc” Traister 1957-74 168-195

Dave Darnall 1974-94 383-151

Dennis Dighton 1994-00 58-93

Mike DeGeorge 2000-04 32-70

Jay Bruer 2004-07 26-52

Chip Wilde 2007-Present 57-71

Totals 1,026-979

Year Record Conference Head Coach

1919-20 2-9 --- George Pritchard

1920-21 9-5 --- George Pritchard

1921-22 7-9 --- Ralph McKinzie
















1937-38 6-7 --- Oscar Hankner

1938-39 7-11 --- Oscar Hankner

1939-40 9-8 --- Harold Ave

1940-41 14-7 --- Harold Ave

1941-42 12-10 --- Harold Ave

1942-43 6-10 --- C.F. “Cap” Crossley

1943-44 No Team

1944-45 No Team

1945-46 8-3 --- Harold Borrow



1948-49 15-5 --- Paul LaVinn

1949-50 16-5 --- Paul LaVinn

1950-51 6-14 --- Paul LaVinn

1951-52 7-14 --- Paul LaVinn

1952-53 7-15 --- Harold “Spud” Owen



1955-56 11-10 --- Harold “Spud” Owen

1956-57 7-11 --- Dale “Doc” Moore

1957-58 7-10 --- Leo “Doc” Traister







1964-65 12-11 --- Leo “Doc” Traister


1966-67 12-11 --- Leo “Doc” Traister

1967-68 10-16 --- Leo “Doc” Traister


1969-70 11-12 --- Leo “Doc” Traister

1970-71 10-13 --- Leo “Doc” Traister




1974-75 9-16 --- Dave Darnall

1975-76 19-6 --- Dave Darnall

1976-77 20-7 --- Dave Darnall

EUREKAREDDEVILS.COM

ALMA1-0 Overall

N: 1-0

Date Location W-L Score

11-18-06 *N. Manchester, Ind. W 73-62

ANDERSON1-2 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-2


1-12-84 Anderson L 65-73

1-10-85 Anderson L 72-83

1-15-86 Reagan Center W 78-69

AUBURN-MONTGOMERY0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


3-12-87 *Kansas City, Mo. L 54-85

AUGUSTANA0-3 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 0-2


95-96 Rock Island L 85-99

12-14-01 Reagan Center L 70-83

12-22-02 Rock Island L 47-96

AURORA15-19 Overall

H: 8-8 • A: 6-11 • N: 1-0



12-2-75 Aurora W 78-71


11-29-77 Aurora W 92-68


1-9-80 Aurora W 71-69


12-8-81 Aurora L 81-89

12-10-88 Aurora W 91-65

12-8-89 *Terre Haute, Ind. W 67-63


1-14-93 Aurora W 76-60


94-95 Aurora L 68-85

96-97 Reagan Center W 95-89

96-97 Aurora L 73-92

97-98 Reagan Center L 74-108

97-98 Aurora L 86-104


98-99 Aurora L 82-105

99-00 Aurora W 65-61



2-14-01 Aurora L 57-73

1-19-02 Aurora L 64-79



2-1-03 Aurora L 70-82

1-14-04 Aurora L 68-87



2-16-05 Aurora L 57-79

1-18-06 Aurora L 74-101


BARAT8-0 Overall

H: 4-0 • A: 4-0



11-28-90 Lake Forest W 75-54


2-4-93 Lake Forest W 77-68




94-95 Lake Forest W 84-70

BENEDICTINE2-23 Overall

H: 1-9 • A: 1-11 • N: 0-2


12-17-74 Lisle L 55-65


96-97 Lisle L 63-92

97-98 Lisle L 52-68


98-99 Lisle L 47-76



99-00 Lisle L 57-77

1-24-01 Lisle L 42-95



2-16-02 Lisle L 71-80

1-11-03 Lisle L 70-87



2-11-04 Lisle W 86-82

2-25-04 Lisle L 62-81

1-15-05 Lisle L 70-93


2-22-05 Lisle L 42-87


2-4-06 Lisle L 70-81

11-21-08 *Jacksonville, Ill. L 68-81

12-20-08 *Elmhurst, Ill. L 68-71

BEREA0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


1-3-75 Berea L 85-100

BLACKBURN32-14 Overall

H: 17-5 • A: 15-9



2-22-75 Carlinville L 63-70

1-17-76 Carlinville W 63-45












































BRESCIA3-5 Overall

H: 2-1 • A: 1-4


1-10-92 Owensboro W 94-69


1-8-94 Owensboro L 88-89

95-96 Owensboro L 72-74





CAPITAL0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


11-19-93 Columbus L 74-89

CARDINAL-STRITCH3-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 1-0 • N: 1-0


12-11-81 Milwaukee W 79-65


11-18-83 *Rockford, Ill. W 79-68

CARROLL1-1 Overall

N: 1-1


12-3-82 *Elgin, Ill. L 69-75

12-2-83 *Elgin, Ill. W 64-59

CENTRAL0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


11-26-11 Pella L 56-59

CENTRAL METHODIST0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


11-26-77 Fayette L 100-106

CHICAGO1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


12-19-79 Chicago W 91-69

CLARKE14-16 Overall

H: 9-7 • A: 5-9



12-7-88 Dubuque L 83-84


12-11-91 Dubuque W 82-72



11-30-93 Dubuque W 70-43


95-96 Dubuque L 93-95




97-98 Dubuque W 78-74

98-99 Dubuque L 69-71


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99-00 Reagan Canter W 60-57

99-00 Dubuque W 61-53

1-27-01 Dubuque L 46-78



2-19-02 Dubuque L 59-66

1-15-03 Dubuque L 69-75


2-18-03 Dubuque L 67-86


2-14-04 Dubuque W 69-57

1-26-05 Dubuque L 78-103


1-21-06 Dubuque L 75-76


COE0-1 Overall

H: 0-1



COLUMBIA (Mo.)1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


11-25-77 *Fayette, Mo. W 72-60

CONCORDIA (Ill.)29-11 Overall

H: 15-5 • A: 14-6



2-24-79 River Forest W 78-77















11-21-92 River Forest L 64-71



96-97 River Forest W 84-76

97-98 River Forest L 63-79




99-00 River Forest L 65-67
















12-8-10 River Forest WF 2-0

CONCORDIA (Mich.)1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


11-28-87 *Marion, Ind. W 59-54

CONCORDIA (Mo.)3-1 Overall

A: 3-1


12-9-75 St. Louis W 84-63

1-9-88 St. Louis L 89-97

1-15-90 St. Louis W 98-71

1-14-91 St. Louis W 75-48

CONCORDIA (Wis.)1-4 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 0-1 • N: 1-2


12-16-78 Milwaukee L 46-52

96-97 *Milwaukee, Wis. W 77-71

11-25-01 *Lake Forest, Ill. L 49-87


11-27-04 *St. Louis, Mo. L 73-96

CORNELL1-0 Overall

H: 1-0



CULVER-STOCKTON1-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-1


12-14-74 Canton L 54-84


DEFIANCE0-2 Overall

N: 0-2


12-11-92 *Franklin, Ind. L 68-69

94-95 *Terre Haute, Ind. L 54-60

DENISON0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


11-22-02 *Fulton, Mo. L 47-62

DePAUW1-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-1



2-3-83 Greencastle L 57-61

DOMINICAN (Ill.)12-11 Overall

H: 7-4 • A: 4-6 • N: 1-1





11-29-85 *Elgin, Ill. L 64-66

12-2-88 *Elgin, Ill. W 84-67





2-3-01 RIver Forest L 52-62














EARLHAM1-1 Overall

A: 0-1 • N: 1-0


1-9-85 Richmond L 69-77

11-22-08 *Jacksonville, Ill. W 64-63

EASTERN ILLINOIS0-2 Overall

A: 0-2


11-21-09 Charleston L 64-93

11-23-11 Charleston L 56-87

EDGEWOOD0-3 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 0-1 • N: 0-1



12-29-04 Madison L 61-77

12-28-05 *Lisle, Ill. L 69-81

ELMHURST0-5 Overall

H: 0-2 • A: 0-3


97-98 Elmhurst L 65-77


99-00 Elmhurst L 60-88


11-24-07 Elmhurst L 51-64

FONTBONNE7-7 Overall

H: 3-3 • A: 4-3 • N: 0-1


12-6-01 St. Louis L 73-94

12-9-06 St. Louis W 75-74


2-24-07 *St. Louis, Mo. L 79-88


2-9-08 St. Louis L 70-81


1-31-09 St. Louis W 97-96

1-2-10 St. Louis W 77-71


1-4-11 St. Louis L 57-59


1-14-12 St. Louis W 87-74


FRANKLIN1-2 Overall

A: 1-2


96-97 Franklin L 91-97

97-98 Franklin W 77-72

12-9-00 Franklin L 70-90

GEORGE FOX0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


3-13-92 *Stephensville, Texas L 77-85

GEORGE WILLIAMS7-1 Overall

H: 4-0 • A: 2-1 • N: 1-0



12-6-78 Williams Bay W 69-60


12-6-80 *Elgin, Ill. W 84-61

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2-3-81 Williams Bay W 101-91


12-6-83 Williams Bay L 45-55


GOSHEN1-1 Overall

H: 0-1 • N: 1-0



94-95 *Normal, Ill. W 96-83

GRACE2-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-1 • N: 1-0



12-7-79 Winona Lake L 70-91

12-8-00 *Franklin, Ind. W 73-68

GRACELAND0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


11-21-87 Lamoni L 53-66

GRAND RAPIDS BAPTIST2-0 Overall

N: 2-0


11-17-78 *Elgin, Ill. W 92-57

12-5-86 *Wheaton, Ill. W 79-60

GREENVILLE46-17 Overall

H: 24-5 • A: 20-10 • N: 2-2


1-14-75 Greenville W 94-83







2-4-78 Greenville L 46-58





12-5-80 *Elgin, Ill. L 67-82


1-30-81 *Elsah, Ill. L 75-77












11-29-86 *Elgin, Ill. W 61-37













12-12-92 *Franklin, Ind. W 82-49





94-95 Greenville W 62-58



















GRINNELL2-0 Overall

N: 2-0


11-24-78 *Oskaloosa, Iowa W 74-56

12-18-79 *Chicago, Ill. W 85-47

HAMLINE3-0 Overall

N: 3-0


11-19-82 *Rockford, Ill. W 77-66

11-19-83 *Rockford, Ill. W 73-71

12-23-84 *Rockford, Ill. W 54-52

HANNIBAL-LaGRANGE2-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 1-0


2-5-91 Hannibal W 88-67


HARRIS-STOWE17-1 Overall

H: 9-0 • A: 8-0 • N: 0-1


1-2-76 St. Louis W 72-70



1-16-80 St. Louis W 81-60


1-15-82 St. Louis W 46-45


12-10-83 *Chicago, Ill. L 56-61


2-21-86 St. Louis W 93-54


2-16-88 St. Louis W 85-76


12-16-89 St. Louis W 90-63


1-18-92 St. Louis W 87-58

12-19-92 St. Louis W 106-71


HIRAM0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


94-95 *Defi ance, Ohio L 79-82

HUNTINGTON0-2 Overall

A: 0-1 • N: 0-1


1-13-84 Huntington L 71-78

98-99 *Franklin, Ind. L 47-72

ILLINOIS-CHICAGO1-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-1



12-8-77 Chicago L 69-81

ILLINOIS COLLEGE5-6 Overall

H: 3-2 • A: 1-4 • N: 1-0



2-18-75 Jacksonville L 70-72



1-25-77 Jacksonville W 62-57




12-12-86 *Terre Haute, Ind. W 87-78



ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


12-18-10 Springfi eld L 52-95

ILLINOIS TECH3-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • N: 2-0


11-28-75 *Lebanon, Ill. W 73-70

11-15-76 *Oakland City, Ind. W 102-80


ILLINOIS WESLEYAN0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


3-5-83 Bloomington L 68-82

INDIANA NORTHWEST1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


99-00 *Franklin, Ind. W 104-57

INDIANA SOUTHEAST1-1 Overall

A: 0-1 • N: 1-0


1-12-85 New Albany L 65-69


INDIANA TECH1-2 Overall

H: 1-1 • A: 0-1



94-95 Fort Wayne L 69-95


INDIANA WESLEYAN2-0 Overall

A: 1-0 • N: 1-0


12-8-79 Marion W 73-68

95-96 *Oshkosh, Wis. W 82-79

IOWA WESLEYAN18-10 Overall

H: 14-1 • A: 4-9


12-7-74 Mt. Pleasant L 60-89



2-3-77 Mt. Pleasant W 82-77


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2-1-79 Mt. Pleasant L 72-74



2-14-80 Mt. Pleasant L 59-61

1-22-81 Mt. Pleasant L 71-73


1-22-82 Mt. Pleasant L 63-68


1-20-83 Mt. Pleasant L 58-70


1-26-84 Mt. Pleasant L 68-69



11-23-85 Mt. Pleasant W 72-54


2-2-88 Mt. Pleasant L 78-89


12-13-89 Mt. Pleasant W 70-53


2-13-92 Mt. Pleasant W 89-62


98-99 Mt. Pleasant L 70-95


JUDSON22-3 Overall

H: 10-0 • A: 12-3


11-28-78 Elgin W 72-68


12-5-81 Elgin W 76-59

12-3-83 Elgin W 70-68

21-1-84 Elgin W 63-43

11-30-85 Elgin W 63-54

11-28-86 Elgin W 70-51

12-4-87 Elgin W 67-66

12-3-88 Elgin W 69-66

12-2-89 Elgin L 65-69

12-7-90 Elgin L 70-72

12-14-91 Elgin W 75-53


12-5-92 Elgin W 79-70



12-4-93 Elgin W 71-58






95-96 Elgin L 88-89

96-97 Elgin W 98-88


KENYON0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


94-95 *Defi anco, Ohio L 67-82

KNOX5-7 Overall

H: 5-0 • A: 0-7



2-8-77 Galesburg L 66-84


98-99 Galesburg L 69-84

11-26-00 Galesburg L 64-80


12-6-03 Galesburg L 64-67

11-27-05 Galesburg L 63-84


12-14-07 Galesburg L 64-74


11-16-10 Galesburg L 60-75

LAKELAND0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


1-26-80 Sheyboygan L 70-80

LAKE FOREST4-1 Overall

H: 2-0 • A: 1-0 • N: 1-1





11-30-03 *Mequon, Wis. W 75-71

11-28-04 *St. Louis, Mo. L 53-68

LINDENWOOD (Ill.)1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


1-15-94 Belleville W 67-65

LINDENWOOD (Mo.)6-2 Overall

H: 4-1 • A: 2-1



1-16-82 St. Charles W 80-64


1-11-86 St. Charles W 96-63



95-96 St. Charles L 79-83


LINCOLN CHRISTIAN17-2 Overall

H: 9-0 • A: 8-2



2-3-76 Lincoln W 59-49

12-7-76 Lincoln W 68-38



2-11-03 Lincoln W 81-71


1-5-05 Lincoln W 71-70

1-9-07 Lincoln W 73-69


1-30-08 Lincoln L 76-93


2-19-09 Lincoln W 87-70

1-13-10 Lincoln W 86-84



2-9-11 Lincoln L 54-78

12-7-11 Lincoln W 78-73


MacMURRAY23-20 Overall

H: 14-7 • A: 7-13 • N: 2-0































99-00 Jacksonville L 64-70



2-23-07 *St. Louis, Mo. W 95-81







2-25-10 *Fulton, Mo. W 98-78





MANCHESTER0-6 Overall

H: 0-2 • A: 0-3 • N: 0-1


95-96 *Defi ance, Ohio L 79-101

97-98 N. Manchester L 64-87


99-00 N. Manchester L 53-76


11-17-06 N. Manchester L 55-62

MARANATHA BAPTIST6-0 Overall

H: 3-0 • A: 3-0



12-12-81 Watertown W 77-63

12-11-82 Watertown W 81-72


12-14-84 Watertown W 81-67


MARIAN (Ind.)0-2 Overall

N: 0-2




MARIAN (Wis.)3-1 Overall

H: 3-0 • A: 0-1




12-30-02 Fon du Lac L 81-84


MARTIN LUTHER1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


97-98 *Ripon, Wis. W 86-57

MARYVILLE (Mo.)18-3 Overall

H: 9-0 • A: 8-3 • N: 1-0


1-1-76 St. Louis W 95-54

1-3-77 *Normal, Ill. W 73-58

1-4-78 St. Louis W 79-61

1-24-84 St. Louis W 68-65


1-19-85 St. Louis W 73-58


1-23-86 St. Louis W 82-47


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1-24-87 St. Louis W 63-61


1-28-88 St. Louis L 70-71



2-23-89 St. Louis W 66-51


2-3-07 St. Louis W 74-66

1-5-08 St. Louis L 69-73


1-3-09 St. Louis L 72-77


McKENDREE13-22 Overall

H: 11-6 • A: 2-16



2-13-75 Lebanon L 62-60

11-29-75 Lebanon L 89-107


2-19-76 Lebanon L 91-96

12-11-76 Lebanon L 72-99

2-17-77 Lebanon L 21-32

2-9-78 Lebanon L 81-88



2-8-83 Lebanon L 63-67


1-29-85 Lebanon L 62-92


3-5-87 Lebanon W 63-62

1-26-88 Lebanon L 71-121


1-23-90 Lebanon L 76-79


1-21-92 Lebanon W 77-70


1-18-94 Lebanon L 70-73



95-96 Lebanon L 70-104

96-97 Lebanon L 83-91



97-98 Lebanon L 70-75


98-99 Lebanon L 41-71


99-00 Lebanon L 41-59



MESSENGER1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


11-23-02 *Fulton, Mo. W 117-57

MILLIKIN4-12 Overall

H: 2-5 • A: 2-6 • N: 0-1



2-21-79 Decatur L 48-62


12-2-80 Decatur L 53-60

12-12-87 *Crawfordsville, Ind. L 71-77


12-16-00 Decatur L 52-63


12-10-02 Decatur L 73-76


12-4-04 Decatur L 56-81


11-30-06 Decatur W 68-62


13-13-08 Decatur L 49-77


MILTON1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


1-25-80 Sheboygan, Wis. W 64-62

MINNESOTA ST.0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


11-27-10 Mankato L 44-120

MISSOURI BAPTIST3-0 Overall

A: 3-0


1-3-76 St. Louis W 71-65

2-11-77 St. Louis W 90-57

1-27-78 St. Louis W 63-49

MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS0-3 Overall

A: 0-3


12-8-82 St. Louis L 71-92

1-12-87 St. Louis L 75-104

1-16-89 St. Louis L 70-96

MONMOUTH1-8 Overall

H: 1-2 • A: 0-5 • N: 0-1


12-10-74 Monmouth L 61-68



2-22-77 Monmouth L 84-85

97-98 *Ripon, Wis. L 75-86

11-25-00 Monmouth L 107-108

11-26-05 Monmouth L 68-100


11-25-09 Monmouth L 64-73

MOODY BIBLE5-0 Overall

H: 3-0 • A: 2-0



1-29-91 Chicago W 97-69


1-26-93 Chicago W 83-37


MOUNT MERCY1-1 Overall

H: 0-1 • N: 1-0



12-4-81 *Elgin, Ill. W 73-68

MOUNT SAINT CLAIRE6-0 Overall

H: 3-0 • A: 3-0


12-14-90 Clinton W 95-58


1-30-92 Clinton W 91-81



2-16-94 Clinton W 92-68

MSOE8-3 Overall

H: 4-0 • A: 5-2 • N: 1-1


12-15-78 Milwaukee W 92-58


12-12-80 Milwaukee W 96-78


12-10-82 Milwaukee W 109-73



12-29-02 Milwaukee L 65-78


12-28-04 Milwaukee L 70-71

12-29-05 *Lisle, Ill. L 60-78

NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS2-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • N: 1-0


11-21-80 *Rockford, Ill. W 92-71


NORTHLAND1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


12-1-01 *Madison, Wis. W 67-52

NORTHERN STATE1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


3-15-94 *Nampa, Idaho W 98-95

NORTHWEST NAZARENE1-1 Overall

A: 1-1


3-13-93 Nampa L 60-69

3-14-94 Nampa W 83-67

NORTHWESTERN (Wis.)2-0 Overall

A: 2-0


12-13-80 Watertown W 98-67

2-6-93 Watertown W 71-42

NORTH CENTRAL (Ill.)4-2 Overall

H: 2-1 • A: 1-1 • N: 1-0



1-10-79 Naperville W 56-52


2-16-81 Naperville L 86-110


95-96 *Defi ance, Ohio W 85-72

NORTH PARK1-3 Overall

H: 1-1 • A: 0-1 • N: 0-1



11-17-07 *Whitewater, Wis. L 67-80

11-20-07 Chicago L 48-73


OAKLAND CITY0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


11-16-76 Oakland City L 72-79

OHIO DOMINICAN1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


3-11-94 *Nampa, Idaho W 92-71

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OLIVET NAZARENE1-6 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 0-4 • N: 1-1



2-15-75 Bourbonnais L 74-99




12-13-91 *Elgin, Ill. W 67-53

95-96 *Oshkosh, Wis. L 64-79

PARKS1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


1-7-78 St. Louis W 95-54

PILLSBURY1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


12-8-90 *Elgin, Ill. W 83-45

PRINCIPIA34-5 Overall

H: 16-1 • A: 18-4


1-6-77 Elsah W 81-55

1-6-78 Elsah W 92-68

1-5-79 Elsah W 56-50

2-9-80 Elsah W 80-77

1-31-81 Elsah W 53-39


2-10-83 Elsah W 91-55


2-9-84 Elsah W 40-27


2-21-85 Elsah WF 2-0

1-18-86 Elsah W 79-60



2-7-87 Elsah W 79-67

1-23-88 Elsah L 87-91


2-2-89 Elsah W 60-52


2-3-90 Elsah W 79-65


1-24-91 Elsah L 67-75




1-3-05 Elsah L 70-87

1-4-06 Elsah W 72-39

1-23-07 Elsah W 72-56



1-26-08 Elsah W 69-54


2-7-09 Elsah W 79-52


2-11-10 Elsah W 75-62


2-12-11 Elsah L 67-82


1-21-12 Elsah W 88-55

PURDUE-CALUMET1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


12-10-93 *Crawfordsville, Ind. W 72-65

PURDUE-NORTH CENTRAL1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


1-10-76 *Bloomington, Ill. W 86-64

QUINCY0-4 Overall

A: 0-4


2-26-77 Quincy L 52-82

2-28-81 Quincy L 40-46

2-27-82 Quincy L 71-85

2-19-92 Quincy L 68-80

RIPON0-3 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 0-1 • N: 0-1


95-96 Ripon L 72-90


11-30-01 *Madison, Wis. L 65-107

RMU-CHICAGO6-6 Overall

H: 4-3 • A: 2-3



94-95 Chicago W 92-61


95-96 Chicago L 84-91



97-98 Chicago W 67-66


98-99 Chicago L 62-73

99-00 Chicago L 57-89



RMU-SPRINGFIELD1-3 Overall

H: 1-1 • A: 0-2






ROCKFORD18-18 Overall

H: 11-11 • A: 7-7



1-9-76 Rockford L 63-85

11-22-80 Rockford W 87-80

11-21-81 Rockford L 70-90

11-20-82 Rockford L 70-92

11-24-84 Rockford W 79-75

2-7-89 Rockford W 59-35


11-24-92 Rockford W 89-86


94-95 Rockford W 83-78




97-98 Rockford W 100-83



98-99 Rockford L 59-73

99-00 Rockford L 58-61


1-13-01 Rockford W 74-65



2-6-02 Rockford L 67-83

12-14-02 Rockford L 57-76



1-31-04 Rockford W 77-57


2-12-05 Rockford L 67-94

1-25-06 Rockford L 64-78


2-20-06 Rockford L 76-94

11-18-09 Rockford W 91-90


11-19-11 Rockford L 94-99

ROOSEVELT4-1 Overall

H: 2-0 • A: 0-1 • N: 2-0



11-23-82 Chicago L 61-68

11-30-84 *Elgin, Ill. W 65-54


12-9-88 *Aurora, Ill. W 79-68

ROSE-HULMAN2-7 Overall

H: 1-2 • A: 1-5


12-13-86 Terre Haute W 76-72

12-9-89 Terre Haute L 55-64

95-96 Terre Haute L 42-64






12-15-11 Terre Haute L 70-92

SAINT AMBROSE4-2 Overall

H: 2-0 • A: 1-1 • N: 1-1



2-26-80 Davenport W 73-71


11-20-81 *Rockford, Ill. W 86-67

2-11-82 Davenport L 88-95

12-4-82 *Elgin, Ill. L 70-75

SAINT JOSPEH’S (Ind.)1-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 0-1



96-97 Rensselaer L 50-89

ST. LOUIS CHRISTIAN1-0 Overall

H: 1-0



STL/PHARMACY4-1 Overall

H: 2-1 • A: 1-1 • N: 1-0


1-5-77 *Chicago, Ill. W 67-58


1-6-79 St. Louis W 73-52


1-29-05 St. Louis L 84-87

SAINT NORBERT2-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 1-0



2-8-93 De Pere W 66-44

SAINT XAVIER0-4 Overall

A: 0-1 • N: 0-3


3-2-79 *Chicago, Ill. L 76-79

2-25-85 Chicago L 72-83

11-18-88 *Wheaton, Ill. L 67-69

12-1-89 *Elgin, Ill. L 74-81

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SANFORD-BROWN5-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 4-0



1-29-77 St. Louis W 94-62

1-14-89 St. Louis W 106-52

2-19-91 St. Louis W 100-56

12-15-92 St. Louis W 83-49

SIMPSON1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


11-22-86 Indianola W 74-71

SIU-EDWARDSVILLE0-12 Overall

A: 0-12


1-11-88 Edwardsville L 62-95






94-95 Edwardsville L 64-83






SOUTHWEST BAPTIST1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


11-20-76 Bolivar W 69-64

SPALDING2-4 Overall

H: 2-1 • A: 0-3



2-13-10 Louisville L 75-79





SPRING ARBOR0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


11-27-87 *Marion, Ind. L 57-66

SULLIVAN0-1 Overall

A: 0-1



TARTLETON ST.1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


3-12-93 *Nampa, Idaho W 63-54

TEIKYO MARYCREST2-7 Overall

H: 1-4 • A: 1-3


12-2-77 Davenport W 66-53



1-27-81 Davenport L 74-87


98-99 Davenport L 62-71


11-29-00 Davenport L 66-80


TRANSYLVANIA0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


1-16-84 Lexington L 66-76

TRINITY2-0 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 1-0


12-17-93 Newburgh W 79-73


TRINITY CHRISTIAN10-6 Overall

H: 7-1 • A: 3-3 • N: 0-2



12-11-79 Palos Heights W 77-65




12-5-87 *Elgin, Ill. L 55-68






94-95 Palos Heights L 64-67



95-96 *Rock Island, Ill. L 74-93


TRINITY INTERNATIONAL1-1 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 1-0


96-97 Deerfi eld W 97-81


TRUMAN STATE1-3 Overall

A: 1-3


11-22-85 Kirksville L 55-69

11-21-86 Kirksville W 72-69



TUSCULUM1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


11-20-93 *Columbus, Ohio W 93-65

UNION0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


1-4-75 Barbourville L 73-79

UPPER IOWA0-2 Overall

H: 0-1 • A: 0-1



96-97 Fayette L 58-85

WABASH3-1 Overall

H: 1-0 • A: 2-1


12-11-87 Crawfordsville L 84-94


12-11-93 Crawfordsville W 90-81

1-22-94 Crawfordsville W 88-76

WASHINGTON (Mo.)1-4 Overall

H: 1-1 • A: 0-2 • N: 0-1


12-9-83 St. Louis L 59-63


2-23-86 St. Louis L 62-67


12-19-08 *Elmhurst, Ill. L 72-95

WEBSTER7-11 Overall

H: 3-4 • A: 4-5 • N: 0-2


1-12-86 St. Louis W 93-78

12-15-89 St. Louis W 75-61

11-24-01 *Lake Forest, Ill. L 53-63

11-29-03 *Mequon, Wis. L 78-81


1-30-06 St. Louis L 62-64

1-12-07 St. Louis L 57-62



2-23-08 St. Louis L 56-86

1-17-09 St. Louis W 80-76


1-6-10 St. Louis L 56-64


12-4-10 St. Louis L 52-64



2-4-12 St. Louis W 83-80

WESTERN ILLINOIS0-2 Overall

A: 0-2


11-19-08 Macomb L 57-75

12-27-11 Macomb L 52-73

WESTMINSTER10-17 Overall

H: 7-6 • A: 3-10 • N: 0-1


1-13-88 Fulton L 59-78


2-24-90 Fulton W 75-74


1-13-92 Fulton W 66-50


94-95 Fulton W 70-57


1-4-01 Fulton L 68-80




1-3-06 Fulton L 68-86

1-13-07 Fulton L 67-76


1-12-08 Fulton L 52-66



2-21-09 Fulton L 66-87

1-16-10 Fulton L 68-72


2-27-10 Fulton L 67-74


2-19-11 Fulton L 66-91


2-18-12 Fulton L 74-76

2-23-12 *St. Louis, Mo. L 60-74

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WHEATON1-1 Overall

A: 1-1


12-6-86 Wheaton W 73-70

11-19-88 Wheaton L 75-78

WHITTIER1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


94-95 *Terre Haute, Ind. W 75-62

WILAMETTE1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


3-12-94 *Nampa, Idaho W 71-65

WILLIAM PENN1-0 Overall

A: 1-0


11-25-78 Oskaloosa W 46-43

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


96-97 Milwaukee L 70-88

WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


11-17-84 *Marian, Wis. L 82-90

WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE0-1 Overall

N: 0-1


94-95 *Rockford, Ill. L 50-65

WISCONSIN-SUPERIOR1-0 Overall

N: 1-0


11-16-84 *Marian, Wis. W 84-64

WISCONSIN-WHITEWATER0-1 Overall

A: 0-1


11-16-07 Whitewater L 45-79

ALL-TIME RECORD VS. ALL OPPONENTS (SINCE 1974) W L

Alma 1 0

Anderson 1 2

Auburn-Montgomery 0 1

Augustana 0 3

Aurora 15 19

Barat 8 0

Benedictine 2 23

Berea 0 1

Blackburn 32 14

Brescia 3 5

Captial 0 1

Cardinal-Stritch 3 0

Carroll 1 1

Central 0 1

Central Methodist 0 1

Chicago 1 0

Clarke 14 16

Coe 0 1

Columbia (Mo.) 1 0

Concordia (Ill.) 29 11

Concordia (Mich.) 1 0

Concordia (Mo.) 3 1

Concordia (Wis.) 1 4

Cornell 1 0

Culver-Stockton 1 1

Defi ance 0 2

Denison 0 1

DePauw 1 1

Dominican (Ill.) 12 11

Earlham 1 1

Eastern Illinois 0 2

Edgewood 0 3

Elmhurst 0 5

Fontbonne 7 7

Franklin 1 2

George Fox 0 1

George Williams 7 1

Goshen 1 1

Grace 2 1

Graceland 0 1

Grand Rapids Baptist 2 0

Greenville 46 17

Grinnell 2 0

Hamline 3 0

Hannibal-LaGrange 2 0

Harris-Stowe 17 1

Hiram 0 1

Huntington 0 2

Illinois-Chicago 1 1

Illinois College 5 6

Illinois-Springfi eld 0 1

Illinois Tech 3 0

Illinois Wesleyan 0 1

Indiana Northwest 1 0

Indiana Southeast 1 1

W L

St. Louis/Pharmacy 4 1

St. Norbert 2 0

St. Xavier 0 4

Sanford-Brown 5 0

Simpson 1 0

SIU-Edwardsville 0 12

Southwest Baptist 1 0

Spalding 2 4

Spring Arbor 0 1

Sullivan 0 1

Tartleton State 1 0

Teikyo Marycrest 2 7

Texas-Pan American 0 0

Transylvania 0 1

Trinity 0 1

Trinity Christian 10 6

Trinity International 1 1

Truman State 1 3

Tusculum 1 0

Union 0 1

Upper Iowa 0 2

Wabash 3 1

Washington (Mo.) 1 4

Webster 7 11

Western Illinois 0 2

Westminster 10 17

Wheaton 1 1

Whittier 1 0

Wilamette 1 0

William Penn 1 0

Wisconsin Lutheran 0 1

Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0 1

Wisconsin-Parkside 0 1

Wisconsin-Superior 1 0

Wisconsin-Whitewater 0 1

Highlighted teams indicate

2012-13 opponent.

W L

Indiana Tech 1 2

Indiana Wesleyan 2 0

Iowa Wesleyan 18 10

Judson 22 3

Kenyon 0 1

Knox 5 7

Lakeland 0 1

Lake Forest 4 1

Lindenwood (Ill.) 1 0

Lindenwood (Mo.) 6 2

Lincoln Christian 17 2

MacMurray 23 20

Manchester 0 6

Maranatha Baptist 6 0

Marian (Ind.) 0 2

Marian (Wis.) 3 1

Martin Luther 1 0

Maryville (Mo.) 18 3

McKendree 13 22

Messenger 1 0

Millikin 4 12

Milton 1 0

Minnesota State 0 1

Missouri Baptist 3 0

Missouri-St. Louis 0 3

Monmouth 1 8

Moody Bible 5 0

Mount Mercy 1 1

Mount St. Claire 6 0

MSOE 8 3

Northeastern Illinois 2 0

Northland 1 0

Northern State 1 0

Northwest Nazarene 1 1

Northwestern (Wis.) 2 0

North Central (Ill.) 4 2

North Park 1 3

Oakland City 0 1

Ohio Dominican 1 0

Olivet Nazarene 1 6

Parks 1 0

Pillsbury 1 0

Principia 34 5

Purdue-Calumet 1 0

Purdue-North Central 1 0

Quincy 0 4

Ripon 0 3

Robert Morris-Chicago 6 6

Robert Morris-S’fi eld 1 3

Rockford 18 18

Roosevelt 4 1

Rose-Hulman 2 7

St. Ambrose 4 2

St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 1 1

St. Louis Christian 1 0

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OPPONENT INFORMATION


BLACKBURN BEAVERSJan. 23 • Carlinville, Ill. • 8 p.m.

Feb. 6 • Reagan Center • 8 p.m.

Location: Carlinville, Ill.

Founded: 1837

Enrollment: 650

Colors: Red & Black

Conference: St. Louis Intercollegiate

President: Dr. Miriam Pride

Athletic Director: Sue Hansen

Head Coach: Jason Baribeau

2011-12 Record: 7-18 (4-12 SLIAC)

Website: blackburnbeavers.com

CENTRAL DUTCHNov. 24 • Reagan Center • 3 p.m.

Location: Pella, Iowa

Founded: 1853

Enrollment: 1,600

Colors: Red & White

Conference: Iowa Intercollegiate

President: Dr. Mark Putnam

Interim Athletic Director: Eric Van Kley

Head Coach: Craig Douma

2011-12 Record: 18-8 (10-6 IIAC)

Website: www.central.edu/athletics

CONCORDIA COUGARSDec. 19 • Reagan Center • 7 p.m.

Location: River Forest, Ill.

Founded: 1864

Enrollment: 1,450

Colors: Maroon & Gold

Conference: Northern Athletics

President: John F. Johnson

Athletic Director: Pete Gnan

Head Coach: Tyler Jones

2011-12 Record: 10-16 (10-6 NAC)

Website: cucougars.com

FONTBONNE GRIFFINSJan. 8 • St. Louis, Mo. • 8 p.m.


Location: St. Louis, Mo.

Founded: 1923

Enrollment: 2,060

Colors: Purple & Gold


President: Dr. Dennis Golden

Athletic Director: Maria Eftink

Head Coach: Steve Schafer

2011-12 Record: 4-20 (3-13 SLIAC)

Website: fontbonnegriffi ns.com

GREENVILLE PANTHERSJan. 12 • Greenville, Ill. • 3 p.m.

Jan. 30 • Reagan Center • 8 p.m.

Location: Greenville, Ill.

Founded: 1855

Enrollment: 1,100

Colors: Black & Orange


President: Dr. Larry Linamen

Athletic Director: Doug Faulkner

Head Coach: Dr. George Barber

2011-12 Record: 15-9 (10-6 SLIAC)

Website: www.greenville.edu/athletics

LINCOLN CHRISTIAN RED LIONSNov. 15 • Lincoln, Ill. • 7 p.m.


Location: Lincoln, Ill.

Founded: 1944

Enrollment: 1,100

Colors: Red & White

Conference: Independent (NCCAA)

President: Dr. Keith H. Ray

Athletic Director: Ed Plumier

Head Coach: Davis Hodam

2011-12 Record: N/A

Website: www.lincolnchristian.edu/athletics

MacMURRAY HIGHLANDERSNov. 28 • Reagan Center • 8 p.m.

Feb. 18 • Jacksonville, Ill. • 8 p.m.

Location: Jacksonville, Ill.

Founded: 1846

Enrollment: 590

Colors: Scarlet & Navy


President: Dr. Colleen Hester

Athletic Director: Dane Pavlovich

Head Coach: Todd Creal

2011-12 Record: 14-13 (10-6 SLIAC)

Website: www.mac.edu/athletics

MONMOUTH FIGHTING SCOTSWednesday, Oct. 10 • Carlinville, Ill. • 3 p.m.

Location: Monmouth, Ill.

Founded: 1853

Enrollment: 1,360

Colors: Red & White

Conference: Midwest

President: Dr. Mauri Ditzler

Athletic Director: Roger D. Haynes

Head Coach: Todd Skrivseth

2011-12 Record: 7-16 (5-13 MWC)

Website: monmouthscots.com

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NORTH PARK VIKINGSDec. 5 • Chicago, Ill. • 7 p.m.

Location: Chicago, Ill.

Founded: 1891

Enrollment: 1,850

Colors: Royal Blue & Gold

Conference: CCIW

President: David L. Parkyn

Athletic Director: Jack Surridge

Head Coach: Tom Slyder

2011-12 Record: 6-19 (2-12 CCIW)

Website: athletics.northpark.edu

PRINCIPIA PANTHERSJan. 17 • Reagan Center • 8 p.m.

Feb. 16 • Elsah, Ill. • 3 p.m.

Location: Elsah, Ill.

Founded: 1931

Enrollment: 460

Colors: Blue & Gold


President: Dr. Jonathan Palmer

Athletic Director: Lee Ellis

Head Coach: Mike Bushong

2011-12 Record: 0-25 (0-16 SLIAC)

Website: principiaathletics.com

ROCKFORD REGENTSNov. 23 • Reagan Center • 6 p.m.

Location: Rockford, Ill.

Founded: 1847

Enrollment: 1,000

Colors: Purple & White

Conference: Northern Athletics

President: Robert Head, Ph.D.

Athletic Director: Kristyn King

Head Coach: Ryan Rebsom

2011-12 Record: 12-14 (9-7 NAC)

Website: goregents.com

SIU-EDWARDSVILLE COUGARSDec. 17 • Edwardsville, Ill. • 7 p.m.

Location: Edwardsville, Ill.

Founded: 1957

Enrollment: 11,400

Colors: Red & White

Conference: Ohio Valley (NCAA Division I)

Chancellor: Julie Furst-Bowe

Athletic Director: Dr. Brad Hewitt

Head Coach: Lennox Forrester

2011-12 Record: 10-17 (6-10 OVC)

Website: siuecougars.com

SPALDING GOLDEN EAGLESDec. 1 • Louisville, Ky. • 2 p.m.

Jan. 19 • Reagan Center • 3 p.m.

Location: Louisville, Ky.

Founded: 1814

Enrollment: 1,000

Colors: Blue & Yellow


President: Ms. Tori Murden-McClure

Athletic Director: Roger Burkman

Head Coach: Kevin Gray

2011-12 Record: 13-12 (10-6 SLIAC)

Website: spaldingathletics.com

TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN BRONCSDec. 13 • Edinburg, Texas • 7 p.m.

Location: Edinburg, Texas

Founded: 1927

Enrollment: 19,000

Colors: Green & Orange

Conference: Great West (NCAA Division I)

President: Dr. Robert S. Nelsen

Athletic Director: Chris King

Head Coach: Ryan Marks

2011-12 Record: 11-21 (5-5 GWC)

Website: utpabroncs.com

WEBSTER GORLOKSJan. 5 • Reagan Center • 3 p.m.

Jan. 26 • St. Louis, Mo. • 3 p.m.

Location: St. Louis, Mo.

Founded: 1915

Enrollment: 4,050

Colors: Midnight Blue & Gold


President: Dr. Elizabeth Stroble

Athletic Director: Tom Hart

Head Coach: Chris Bunch

2011-12 Record: 13-13 (13-3 SLIAC)

Website: websterathletics.com

WESTMINSTER BLUE JAYSJan. 10 • Reagan Center • 8 p.m.

Feb. 2 • Fulton, Mo. • 7 p.m.

Location: Fulton, Mo.

Founded: 1851

Enrollment: 960

Colors: Navy, Carolina Blue & White


President: Dr. G. Barney Forsythe

Athletic Director: Matt Mitchell

Head Coach: Matt Mitchell

2011-12 Record: 17-11 (11-5 SLIAC)

Website: www.westminster-mo.edu/athletics

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ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

ABOUT THE ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCEThe St Louis intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) was formally chartered in September of 1989 at Maryville University of St.

Louis and the fi rst championships were conducted during the 1990-91 school year. The constitution of the conference is structured

according to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) format and all member schools will be associated only with the NCAA.

Member institutions have adopted an NCAA competitive philosophy, which in part states, the college places special importance of the

impact of athletics on the participants rather than on the spectators. SLIAC member schools are committed to this end. Scholarships

to SLIAC schools are based on academics and need only.

There are no provisions for athletic scholarships. This helps

assure that the student-athlete is a student in the purest

sense.

The SLIAC is composed of nine private institutions in

Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri. Members are: Blackburn

College, Carlinville, Ill.; Eureka College, Eureka, Ill.;

Fontbonne University, St. Louis, Mo.; Greenville College,

Greenville, Ill.; MacMurray College, Jacksonville, Ill.; Principia

College, Elsah, Ill.; Spalding University, Louisville, Ky.;

Webster University, St. Louis, Mo.; and Westminster College,

Fulton, Mo.

SLIAC institutions provide student-athletes the opportunity

to compete on an equal and competitive level, thus

permitting the student-athletes the opportunity to compete

for conference, regional and national championships. Team

championships are contested in women’s cross country,

soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball and tennis. Men’s

championship sports are cross country, soccer, basketball,

baseball, golf and tennis.

ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MISSION STATEMENTTo enhance the student-athletes’ educational process through intercollegiate competitive activity encompassing the rules of fairness

based on the highest standards of integrity and sportsmanlike conduct.

Colleges and universities in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference consider the athletic experience an integral component of

the educational process. In so doing, the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference seeks to coordinate the objectives and programs

of athletics with the academic developmental objectives and to ensure the integration of athletes with other students.

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MEDIA INFORMATION


SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR BRYAN MOOREBryan Moore is currently in his fourth year as the Sports Information Director at Eureka College. Moore is

responsible for coordinating all athletics media relations, operating EurekaRedDevils.com and compiling results

and statistics for each of Eureka’s 18 varsity sports.

Prior to his arrival at EC in July 2009, Moore was a sports information intern at Bradley University from 2007 until

2009. He was the primary sports information contact for seven of BU’s sports, including the nationally-recognized

men’s soccer program during its run to the NCAA Division I Elite Eight in 2007. He also completed a broadcast/

media internship with the Peoria Chiefs during the 2005 season. With the Chiefs, Moore wrote news releases,

helped coordinate media operations during the 2005 Midwest League All-Star Game and called play-by-play for

the middle three innings of most home games. He has since returned to the organization as the Chiefs’ offi cial scorer since 2009.

An East Peoria native, Moore earned a B.A. in broadcasting from Western Illinois University in Macomb, Ill. in May 2006. At WIU,

Moore was the television play-by-play broadcaster for WWIR-TV from 2003 through 2006, calling WIU football, basketball, baseball,

softball and soccer. He also served as the sports director at WIUS-FM in 2006.

Moore and his wife Laura were married in July 2012. They reside in East Peoria.

SPORTS INFORMATIONEureka College Sports Information Director Bryan Moore will be in

attendance at all Eureka College men’s basketball home games

and select away games to assist media members and opposing

sports information directors in their coverage of Eureka College

men’s basketball. Any print media member planning to cover a

Eureka College men’s basketball game should contact Moore at

least 24 hours prior to tip-off for proper accommodations at the

Reagan Center

POSTGAME INTERVIEWSMedia members seeking postgame interviews with coaches or

student-athletes should notify Moore shortly before the conclusion

of the contest.

FEATURE STORIESWhen preparing feature stories on Eureka College coaches or

student-athletes, please contact Moore at (309) 467-6456 or

[email protected] to arrange an interview time and location.

Neither coaches nor student-athletes should be directly contacted

by the media. Eureka College student-athletes and coaches will

not be made available to the media for interviews on the day of a

game until the contest is complete.

STATISTICSEureka College and the SLIAC use StatCrew live in-game scoring

software for all basketball games. Moore will provide statistics

to coaching staffs and media members during each full timeout,

halftime and following the game. Visiting sports information

directors will receive an electronic copy of the StatCrew game fi le

immediately after the game. The general public is encouraged to

check EurekaRedDevils.com shortly after the conclusion of the

game for fi nal statistics.

INTERNET AND TELEPHONE ACCESSWireless internet access and telephone lines are available inside

the Reagan Center. Radio crews affi liated with a visiting team

must contact Moore at least 72 hours prior to tip-off for access to

telephone lines.

EUREKAREDDEVILS.COMLaunched in September 2012, the new online home for Eureka

College Athletics is EurekaRedDevils.com. The very best

source for updated information on Eureka College athletics,

EurekaRedDevils.com is maintained on a daily basis by Eureka

College Sports Information Director Bryan Moore. The website

includes press releases, team rosters, schedules and results,

season statistics, live statistics and video, historical archives, action

photos and biographies for coaches and student-athletes. The new

Eureka athletics website was launched through a partnership with

Sidearm Sports.

LIVE BROADCASTS/STATISTICSA live subscription video stream of all Eureka College men’s

basketball home games will be available at EurekaRedDevils.com.

Visit “Red Devil Vision” for information on watching the Red Devils

live. Live statistics of all Eureka College men’s basketball home

games will also be available at EurekaRedDevils.com.

SOCIAL MEDIAEureka fans may receive instant updates by

following the Red Devils on Twitter. Visit the

offi cial Eureka College athletics Twitter page at

twitter.com/EurekaRedDevils to receive up-

to-the-second “tweets” on Eureka athletics. Fans are encouraged

to join the conversation and use the hashtag “#ecreddevils” when

discussing Eureka athletics.

In addition to Twitter, Eureka College athletics fans can keep tabs

on the Red Devils on Facebook. Fans may access the page by

visiting facebook.com/EurekaRedDevils. The page includes links

to news stories, game results and photo albums. Visit the Eureka

Facebook page and “Like” us to have instant updates sent directly

to your own personal Facebook news feed.

SLIAC.ORGCurrent information on the Red Devils can also be found online at

the the offi cial St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference website

(sliac.org). The websites include current conference standings,

statistical leaders, composite schedules and loads of other

information on the Red Devils and their conference rivals.

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2012-13 SCHEDULEDate Opponent Tip-off

Nov. 15 at Lincoln Christian 7 p.m.

Nov. 20 MONMOUTH 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 23 ROCKFORD 6 p.m.

Nov. 24 CENTRAL 3 p.m.

Nov. 28 *MacMURRAY 8 p.m.

Dec. 1 *at Spalding 2 p.m.

Dec. 5 at North Park 7 p.m.

Dec. 13 at Texas-Pan American 7 p.m.

Dec. 17 at SIU-Edwardsville 7 p.m.

Dec. 19 CONCORDIA (Ill.) 7 p.m.

Jan. 5 *WEBSTER 3 p.m.

Jan. 8 *at Fontbonne 8 p.m.

Jan. 10 *WESTMINSTER 8 p.m.

Date Opponent Tip-off

Jan. 12 *at Greenville 3 p.m.

Jan. 17 *PRINCIPIA 8 p.m.

Jan. 19 *SPALDING 3 p.m.

Jan. 23 *at Blackburn 8 p.m.

Jan. 26 *at Webster 3 p.m.

Jan. 30 *GREENVILLE 8 p.m.

Feb. 2 *at Westminster 7 p.m.

Feb. 7 *BLACKBURN 8 p.m.

Feb. 9 *FONTBONNE 3 p.m.

Feb. 13 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 8 p.m.

Feb. 16 *at Principia 3 p.m.

Feb. 19 *at MacMurray 8 p.m.

Feb. 22 at SLIAC Tournament (If necessary) TBA

Feb. 23 at SLIAC Tournament (If necessary) TBA

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