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BROWN MACKIE BASKETBALL

“Total Commitment to Excellence” Head Coach: Francis Flax

41st Year

32nd Year JC

22rd Year BMC

438 Brown Mackie Wins

13 Junior College All-Americans Eddie Robinson-1997

David Carson-1998

Darren Kelly-1999

Lee Benson, Jr.-2002

Oliver Lafayette-2005

James Williams-2005

Darnell Kimble-2006

TheKoy Lol-2009

Brian Word-2010

Michael Jackson-2011

Royal Crouch-2012

Thaddeus Rideau-2013

Rico Spikes- 2014

58 All-Region Selections

6 NJCAA Tournament Appearances 1996-97-4th

1997-98-4th

1998-99-1st

2004-05-1st

2009-10-5th

2012-2013-3rd

113 Former BMC Players Received

Scholarships to 4-year

Colleges/Universities

Brown Mackie College

Season Award Winners

2012-2013

Offensive Player of the Year………………………Rico Spikes

Defensive Player of the Year…………………….. Jason Jordan

Most Rebounds………………………………………Rico Spikes

Best Free Throw Percentage………………………Bryan Hooker-Harris

Most Improved Player……………………………..Bryan Hooker- Harris

Most Inspirational Player………………………….DeMarien Smith

Most Valuable Player……………………….………Rico Spikes

Coach’s Award-All Around Player………………...Ahasuerus McDonald

Newcomer of the Year………………………………Ahasuerus McDonald

Post Season Awards

All-Region VI……………………………………………… Jason Jordan

All-Region VI……………………………………………… Ahasuerus McDonald

All-Region VI……………………………………………….Rico Spikes

BROWN MACKIE COLLEGE

MEN’S BASKETBALL WIN-LOSS RECORDS

1992-1993 14 WINS 19 LOSSES .424%

1993-1994 12 WINS 17 LOSSES .414%

1994-1995 12 WINS 17 LOSSES .414%

1995-1996 16 WINS 16 LOSSES .500%

1996-1997 23 WINS 14 LOSSES .622%

1997-1998 28 WINS 8 LOSSES .778%

1998-1999 28 WINS 9 LOSSES .757%

1999-2000 20 WINS 12 LOSSES .625%

2000-2001 17 WINS 14 LOSSES .548%

2001-2002 22 WINS 12 LOSSES .667%

2002-2003 16 WINS 17 LOSSES .485%

2003-2004 19 WINS 11 LOSSES .633%

2004-2005 35 WINS 1 LOSS .972%

2005-2006 17 WINS 14 LOSSES .548%

2006-2007 25 WINS 6 LOSSES .806%

2007-2008 11 WINS 19 LOSSES .377%

2008-2009 17 WINS 15 LOSSES .531%

2009-2010 22 WINS 13 LOSSES .629%

2010-2011 15 WINS 16 LOSSES .484%

2011-2012 20 WINS 12 LOSSES .625%

2012-2013 29 WINS 6 LOSSES .829%

2013-2014 20 WINS 12 LOSSES .625%

22 YEAR TOTAL 438 WINS 280 LOSSES .610%

WIN-LOSS RECORD AGAINST ALL OPPONENTS

BROWN MACKIE HAS PLAYED (1992-2013)

OPPONENT WON-LOST HOMETOWN/STATE

AIR FORCE JV 9 5 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

AIR FORCE PREP 14 12 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

ALLEN COUNTY 2 3 IOLA, KANSAS

ARKANSAS-FORT SMITH 0 1 FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS

BARTON COUNTY 3 17 GREAT BEND, KANSAS

BETHEL COLLEGE 4 0 NEWTON, KANSAS

BETHANY COLLEGE JV 10 1 LINDSBORG, KANSAS

BEVILLE STATE 0 1 FAYETTE, ALABAMA

BRAZILIAN JR NATIONALS 1 0 RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

BROWN MACKIE KS CITY 2 4 OVERLAND PARK, KANSAS

BUTLER COUNTY 0 14 EL DORADO, KANSAS

CECIL COMM COLLEGE 3 0 NORTHEAST, MARYLAND

CEDAR VALLEY CC 1 0 DALLAS, TEXAS

CENTRAL CC 18 7 COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA

CENTRAL CC 6 0 HASTING, NEBRASKA

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN 15 5 MC PHERSON, KANSAS

CHANDLER-GILBERT CC 1 0 CHANDLER, ARIZONA

CINCINNATI STATE 0 1 CINCINNATI, OHIO

CLARENDON JC 2 1 CLARENDON, TEXAS

CLOUD COUNTY CC 7 16 CONCORDIA, KANSAS

COFFEYVILLE CC 0 2 COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS

COLBY CC 9 7 COLBY, KANSAS

COLORADO CHRISTIAN 1 0 DENVER, COLORADO

COLORADO N WESTERN 0 1 RANGELY, COLORADO

CONCORDIA COLL JV 1 0 CONCORDIA, NEBRASKA

COWLEY COUNTY CC 2 6 ARKANSAS CITY, KANSAS

CUYAHOGA CC 1 0 CLEVELAND, OHIO

DANVILLE AREA CC 1 0 DANVILLE, ILLINOIS

DOANE COLLEGE JV 2 0 CRETE, NEBRASKA

DODGE CITY CC 1 8 DODGE CITY, KANSAS

EASTERN UTAH 1 0 PRICE, UTAH

EASTERN WYOMING 0 1 TORRINGTON, WYOMING

ELLSWORTH CC 1 0 ELLSWORTH, IOWA

FT. CARSON 1 0 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO

FT. LEONARDWOOD 1 0 WAYNESVILLE, MISSOURI

ESSEX COLLEGE 1 0 ESSEX, NEW JERSEY

FORT SCOTT CC 9 4 FORT SCOTT, KANSAS

FOREST PARK CC 2 1 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

FRANK PHILLIPS JC 2 0 BORGER, TEXAS

GRAYSON COUNTY CC 0 1 GRAYSON, TEXAS

HAMILTON COLLEGE 2 0 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA

HASKELL INDIAN JC 11 1 LAWRENCE, KANSAS

HARCUM COLLEGE 0 1 BYRN MAWR, PENNSYLVANIA

HESSTON COLLEGE 46 10 HESSTON, KANSAS

HIGHLAND CC 22 13 HIGHLAND, KANSAS

HILL COLLEGE 1 0 HILLSBORO, TEXAS

HOUSTON QUEST 2 0 HOUSTON, TEXAS

HOWARD JC 1 0 BIG SPRING, TEXAS

HUTCHINSON CC 2 6 HUTCHINSON, KANSAS

ILLINOIS CENTRAL 1 1 PEORIA, ILLINOIS

IOWA WESTERN CC 1 0 CLARINDA, IOWA

IOWA WESTERN CC 2 2 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

INDEPENDENCE CC 4 4 INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS

JOHNSON COUNTY CC 20 25 OVERLAND PARK, KANSAS

JOHNSON & WALES JV 2 0 DENVER, COLORADO

KANSAS CITY CC 8 5 KANSAS CITY, KANSAS

KANSAS NEWMAN JV 6 0 WICHITA, KANSAS

KANSAS ST./ SALINA 3 0 SALINA, KANSAS

KANSAS WESLEYAN JV 6 0 SALINA, KANSAS

KELLOGG CC 1 0 BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN

KEMPER MILITARY JC 5 3 BOONVILLE, MISSOURI

KIRKWOOD CC 2 1 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA

KISHWAUKEE CC 1 0 MALTA, ILLINOIS

LABETTE COUNTY CC 5 8 PARSONS, KANSAS

LARAMIE COUNTY 1 0 LARAMIE, WYOMING

LAMAR CC 5 3 LAMAR, COLORADO

LINCOLN COLLEGE 1 0 LINCOLN, ILLINOIS

LINDENWOOD COLLEGE 1 0 ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI

LIVIN THE DREAM 0 1 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

MC COOK JC 6 1 MC COOK, NEBRASKA

MC HENRY COUNTY CC 1 0 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS

MCPHERSON COLLEGE JV 3 0 MCPHERSON, KANSAS

MEXICAN JR NATIONALS 1 0 MONTERREY, MEXICO

MID-KANSAS SELECT 1 0 SALINA, KANSAS

MILWAUKEE TECH 1 0 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

MOBERLY JC 0 1 MOBERLY, MISSOURI

MORAINE VALLEY CC 0 1 PULOS HILLS, ILLINOIS

MURRAY STATE JC 1 0 TISHOMINGO, OKLAHOMA

NEOSHO COUNTY CC 6 6 CHANUTE, KANSAS

NEWBURY CC 1 0 NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS

NEW HORIZONS PREP 1 0 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

NEW MEXICO JC 0 1 HOBBS, NEW MEXICO

NEW MEXICO MILITARY 1 0 ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO

NORTH ARKANSAS CC 1 0 HARRISON, ARKANSAS

NORTH CENTRAL JC 3 0 TRENTON, MISSOURI

NORTH LAKE CC 1 0 DALLAS, TEXAS

NORTHEASTERN JC 1 2 STERLING, COLORADO

NORTHERN OKLA JC 1 1 ENID, OKLAHOMA

NORTHWEST JC 2 0 ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI

NORTHWEST KS TECH 1 3 GOODLAND, KANSAS

NORTHWEST SHOALS 1 0 PHIL CAMPBELL, ALABAMA

OTERO JUNIOR COLLEGE 1 0 LA HAUNTA, COLORADO

OWENS TECH 2 0 TOLEDO, OHIO

PENN VALLEY CC 13 14 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

PETERSON AIR FORCE 1 0 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO

PRATT COMM COLLEGE 11 10 PRATT, KANSAS

RALEIGH’S FINEST PREP 1 0 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA

REDLANDS CC 10 3 EL RENO, OKLAHOMA

ROSE STATE CC 7 6 MIDWEST CITY, OKLAHOMA

SEMINOLE STATE JC 1 0 SEMINOLE, OKLAHOMA

SEWARD COUNTY CC 2 7 LIBERAL, KANSAS

SOUTH MOUNTAIN CC 1 0 PHOENIX, ARIZONA

SOUTH PLAINS COLLEGE 0 1 LEVELLAND, TEXAS

SOUTHEAST CC 27 12 BEATRICE, NEBRASKA

SOUTHERN IDAHO 1 0 TWIN FALLS, IDAHO

SOUTHERN-SHREVEPORT 0 1 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA

SOUTHWESTERN CC 2 1 CRESTON, IOWA

STATE FAIR CC 7 2 SEDALIA, MISSOURI

STERLING COLLEGE JV 4 0 STERLING, KANSAS

TRINIDAD STATE JC 1 1 TRINIDAD, COLORADO

TRITON JC 1 0 RIVER GROVE, ILLINOIS

UNITED TRIBES JC 1 0 BISMARK, NORTH DAKOTA

URUGUAY JR NATIONALS 1 0 MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY

WENTWORTH MILITARY 4 1 LEXINGTON, MISSOURI

WESTERN STATE JC 1 0 ALTUS, OKLAHOMA

WESTMINISTER 1 0 FULTON, MISSOURI

YORK JC/JV 5 0 YORK, NEBRASKA ________________________________________________________

Totals 438 280 22 Seasons

Brown Mackie Basketball Opponents

Breakdown by State and Schools

Brown Mackie college men’s basketball has played 115 different opponents from 24 states and 3

countries. A breakdown by state/country is as follows:

ALABAMA (2); ARIZONA (2); ARKANSAS (2); COLORADO (11); IDAHO (1); ILLINOIS (7); IOWA (5);

KANSAS (31); LOUISIANA (1); MARYLAND (1); MASSACHUSETTS (1); MICHIGAN (1); MISSOURI

(11); NEBRASKA (8); NEW JERSEY (1); NEW MEXICO (2); NORTH DAKOTA (1); OHIO (3);

OKLAHOMA (7); PENNSYLVANIA (1); TEXAS (9); UTAH (1); WISCONSIN (1); WYOMING (2); BRAZIL

(1); MEXICO (1); URUGUAY (1).

OPPONENTS by State/Country

ALABAMA: Beville State, Northwest Shoals

ARIZONA: Chandler-Gilbert, South Mountain

ARKANSAS: North Arkansas, Arkansas-Fort Smith

BRAZIL: Brazilian Junior Nationals

COLORADO: Air Force JV, Air Force Prep, Colorado Christian, Ft. Carson, Johnson & Wales, Lamar,

Northwestern, Otero, Peterson AF Base, Trinidad St. IDAHO: College of Southern Idaho

ILLINOIS: Danville Area, Illinois Central, Kiswaukee, Lincoln, McHenry County, Moraine Valley,

Triton JC IOWA: Ellsworth, IWCC Clarinda, IWCC Council Bluffs, Kirkwood, Southwestern

KANSAS: Allen County, Barton County, Bethel College, Bethany JV, BMC Overland Park, Butler

County, Central, Cloud County, Coffeyville, Colby, Cowley County, Dodge City, Ft. Scott, Haskell,

Hesston, Highland, Hutchinson, Independence, Johnson County, Kansas City, Kansas Newman JV,

Kansas Wesleyan JV, Labette County, Neosho County, Northwest Kansas Technical College, Pratt,

Seward County, Sterling JV LOUISIANA: Southern University-Shreveport

MARYLAND: Cecil CC

MASSACHUSETTS: Newbury

MEXICO: Mexican Junior Nationals

MICHIGAN: Kellogg CC

MISSOURI: Forest Park, Kemper Military, Lindenwood, Moberly, New Horizons Prep, North Central,

Northwest, Penn Valley, State Fair, Wentworth Military, Westminister NEBRASKA: Central Hastings, Central Columbus, Concordia JV, Doane JV, Hamilton, McCook,

Southeast, York

NEW JERSEY: Essex College NEW MEXICO: New Mexico JC, New Mexico Military

NORTH DAKOTA: United Tribes

OHIO: Cincinnati State, Cuyahoga, Owens Tech OKLAHOMA: Murray State, Northern Oklahoma-Enid, Raliegh’s Prep, Redlands, Rose State,

Seminole, Western State PENNSLYVANIA: Harcum

TEXAS: Cedar Valley, Clarendon, Frank Phillips, Grayson County, Hill College, Houston Quest,

Howard, North Lake, South Plains URUGUAY: Uruguay Junior Nationals

UTAH: Eastern Utah

WINSONSIN: Milwaukee Tech

WYOMING: Eastern Wyoming, Laramie County

Brown Mackie Men’s Basketball

Team & Individual Honors REGION VI PLAY-OFFS

1992-1993 Final 16 in Kansas

1995-1996 Final 8 in Kansas

1996-1997 Region VI Champions



1999-2000 Region VI Runners-up











2013-2014 Region VI Runners-up National Tournament Appearances

1996-1997 4th in the Nation


1998-1999 National Champions

2004-2005 National Champions


2012-2013 3rd in the Nation All-American Honors

1996-1997 Eddie Robinson (1st Team)

1997-1998 David Carson (3rd Team)

1998-1999 Darren Kelly (1st Team)

2001-2002 Lee Benson Jr (1st Team)

2004-2005 Oliver Lafayette (1st Team)

2004-2005 James Williams (2nd Team)

2005-2006 Darnell Kimble (Hon Men)

2008-2009 TheKoy Lol (3rd Team)

2009-2010 Brian Word (1st Team)

2010-2011 Michael Jackson (3rd Team)

2012-2013 Thaddeus Rideau (1st Team)

2013-2014 Rico Spikes (3rd Team) National Tournament Honors

1996-1997 David Carson (All-Tournament Team)

1997-1998 Damian Spencer (All-Tournament Team)

1998-1999 Kershaw Frager (All-Tournament Team)

Darren Kelly (Tournament MVP)

2004-2005 Dominic Bishop (All-Tournament Team)

Oliver Lafayette (All-Tournament Team)

James Williams (Tournament MVP)

2009-2010 Brian Word (All-Tournament Team)

2012-2013 Wendell Pierre (All-Tournament Team)

Rico Spikes (All-Tournament Team) Post Season Honors

2004-2005 Oliver Lafayette (D-II Player of the Year)

James Williams (MVP of USA Junior College All-Star

Game)

2009-2010 Brian Word (D-II Player of the Year)

(NJCAA All-Star Game Selection)

2011-2012 Royal Crouch (NJCAA All-Star Game Selection)

2012-2013 Thaddeus Rideau (NJCAA All-Star Game Selection)

Brown Mackie Men’s Basketball

All-Region Honors

Year Player Hometown 1992-93 Kenneth Green Salina, Kansas

Troy Matthews Clinton, Louisiana

1995-96 Wayne Houston Capital Heights, Maryland

Gary Johnson Washington DC

1996-97 David Carson Washington DC

DaShawn Glenn Washington DC

Eddie Robinson Flint, Michigan

1997-98 David Carson Washington DC

Damian Spencer Irvington, New Jersey

1998-99 Kershaw Frager District Heights, Maryland

Matt Oswald Henderson, Nevada

Darren Kelly Upper Marlboro, Maryland

Ronnie Powell Dayton, Ohio

1999-00 Carlos Gill Flint, Michigan

Ronnie Powell Dayton, Ohio

2000-01 Cliff Green Jackson, Mississippi

Sean Prather Gaithersburg, Maryland

2001-02 Lee Benson, Jr Dayton, Ohio

Cliff Green Jackson, Mississippi

Erik Shontee Dayton, Ohio

2002-03 LeMor Harvey Flint, Michigan

Kenneth Jackson Rochester, New York

Jamal Hughes Buffalo, New York

2003-04 Dominic Bishop Buffalo, New York

Lafayette Dublin Lanham, Maryland

Jeremy Richardson Buffalo, New York

Matthew White Houston, Texas

2004-05 Dominic Bishop Buffalo, New York

James Dixon Gainesville, Florida

Oliver Lafayette Baton Rouge, Louisiana

James Williams St. Roberts, Missouri

2005-06 Jeff Davis San Antonio, Texas

Brett Johnson Gainesville, Florida

Darnell Kimble Buffalo, New York

Allen Miller Marion, Indiana

2006-07 Dei Dei Omaha, Nebraska

Anthony Mack Buffalo, New York

Earnest Noel Lafayette, Louisiana

2007-08 Jacob Jordan Opelousas, Louisiana

Kenon Lamb Opelousas, Louisiana

2008-09 Denarius Darby Abbeville, Louisiana

TheKoy Lol Omaha, Nebraska

2009-10 Robbie Lewis Baltimore, Maryland

Joe Penn College Park, Maryland

Brian Word Baltimore, Maryland

2010-11 Anthony Daigle Beaumont, Texas

Ronnie Hodge Ft. Walton Beach, Florida

Michael Jackson Wichita, Kansas

2011-2012 Royal Crouch Gary, Indiana

Adam Mughmaw Sweetster, Indiana

2012-2013 Jamelle Hays LaPorte, Texas

Wendell Pierre Port Arthur, Texas

Thaddeus Rideau Port Arthur, Texas

Rico Spikes Marriville, Indiana

2013-2014 Jason Jordan Fort Wayne, Indiana

Ahasuerus McDonald Flint, Michigan

Rico Spikes Marriville, Indiana

Brown Mackie Basketball

Team-Individual Bests

Games Played…………………………37 (98-99) 37…..Joe Lofton.………..1998-99

Field Goals Attempted………………2674 (98-99) 832…..Lee Benson Jr ……2001-02

Field Goals Made……………………1286 (98-99) 466…..Lee Benson Jr ……2001-02

Field Goal Percentage……………… .50 (13-14) .66…..DeMarien Smith……..2013-14

Field Goals Attempted (3pt)………… 631 (98-99) 248…..LeMor Harvey...….2002-03

Field Goals Made (3pt)……………… 218 (96-97) 112…..LeMor Harvey ……2002-03

Field Goal Percentage (3pt)…………..390 (96-97) .457…..Jason Snodgrass…..1993-94

Free Throws Attempted……………… 980 (04-05) 310…...Lee Benson Jr ……2001-02

Free Throws Made…………………….625 (13-14) 220…...Lee Benson Jr ……2001-02

Free Throw Percentage………………..69% (13-14) .961…..Josh Humphrey …..2000-01

Points Scored in a Season……………3310 (98-99) 1187….Lee Benson Jr ……..2001-02

Fewest Points Allowed in a Season….1936 (13-14)

Points Per Game Average…………….89.5 (98-99) 34.9….Lee Benson Jr ……..2001-02

Fewest Points Per Game Average…… 63.9 (04-05)

Offensive Rebounds…………………..587 (97-98) 185……James Williams …..2004-05

Defensive Rebounds…………………..872 (97-98) 295……Lee Benson Jr ……2001-02

Total Rebounds………………………1540 (04-05) 462……Lee Benson Jr ……2001-02

Blocked Shots ……………………… 241 (92-93) 172……Quennon Echols ….1992-93

Assists ………………………………..769 (97-98) 281…....David Carson …….1997-98

281……Cliff Green ……….2001-02

Steals………………………………….658 (04-05) 158……Oliver Lafayette ….2004-05

Charges……………………………… 67 (07-08) 52……Bryson Flax………..2007-08

Dunks………………………………... 162 (04-05) 93…….Eddie Robinson ….1996-97


Individual Game Records

Points in a Game…………………………………53 by Lee Benson Jr vs Hesston (1-22-02)

Total FG’s Made in a Game…………….…..21 by Carlos Gill vs Cloud County (1-03-00)

Total FG’s Attempted in a Game……………....35 by Lee Benson Jr vs Hesston (1-22-00)

3 Point FG’s Made in a Game…….……...8 by Eddie Robinson vs Air Force JV (1-30-97)

8 by Eddie Robinson vs Air Force Prep (1-31-97)

3 Point FG’s Attempted in a Game………..……..17 by Luis Stillman vs Hesston (2-16-00)

Free Throws Made in a Game………...14 by LeMor Harvey vs Johnson County (3-01-03)

Free Throws Attemp’t in a Game..21 by Curtis Johnson vs Mexico Jr Nationals (11-6-94)

Offensive Rebounds in a Game………….11 by Kenneth Green vs Neosho CC (11-17-92)

Defensive Rebounds in a Game…….14 by Lee Benson Jr vs Cedar Valley TX (11-18-01)

Total Rebounds in a Game……..……24 by Lee Benson Jr vs Cedar Valley TX (11-18-01)

Assists in a Game…………………………….………18 by Cliff Green vs Hesston (1-22-02)

Steals in a Game ……………………..………..11 by Oliver Lafayette vs Hesston (1-25-05)

Blocked Shots in a Game……….…….17 by Quennon Echols vs Barton County (3-03-93)

Charges Taken in a Game………………….….5 by Bryson Flax vs Southeast CC (2-3-08)

Dunks in a Game………………….…...7 by Eddie Robinson vs Central College (1-17-97)


Records By Our Opponents

Most Points Scored in a Win…………………..127 by Trinidad State Colorado (11-1-96)

Least Points Scored in a Win…………………………..64 by Lamar Colorado (11-19-93)

Most Points Scored in a Loss………………………………125 by Air Force JV (1-30-99)

Least Points Scored in a Loss…………………………....46 by Hesston College (1-22-00)

Most Total FG’s Made in a Game………………54 by Trinidad State Colorado (11-1-96)

Most 3 pt FG’s Made in a Game………………….15 by Northeastern Colorado (11-2-96)

Least Total FG’s Made in a Game………………………14 by Southeast Nebraska (2-16-11)

Most Fouls committed in a Game……………………...39 by Central McPherson (2-6-93)

Least Fouls committed in a Game…………………………….8 by Coffeyville (12-03-99)

Most Free Throws Attempted in a Game…………………...62 by Air Force JV (1-30-99)

Least Free Throws Attempted in a Game…………….0 by Central CC Hastings (12-9-94)

Least Free Throws Made in a Game…………………0 by Central CC Hastings (12-9-94)

Best Free Throw Percentage in a Game……….94% by Highland CC (15 of 16) (2-24-93)

Most Offensive Rebounds in a Game………………………32 by Barton County (3-3-93)

Most Defensive Rebounds in a Game………………36 by Bevil State Alabama (3-21-98)

Total Rebounds in a Game…………………………………63 by Barton County (3-3-93)

Most Individual Rebounds in a Game…19 by Andre Burnside of Barton County (3-3-93)

Brown Mackie Basketball CAREER SCORING

NAME HOMETOWN POINTS PPG YEARS PLAYED

Lee Benson, JR Dayton, Ohio 1187 34.9 2001-2002

Thaddeus Rideau Port Arthur, Texas 994 15.8 2011-2013

LeMor Harvey Flint, Michigan 964 21.4 2002-2004*

Rico Spikes Marriville, Indiana 942 14.3 2012-2014

Darnell Kimble Buffalo, New York 936 17.0 2005-2007

Earnest Noel Lafayette, Louisiana 832 18.9 2006-2008*

Dominic Bishop Buffalo, New York 808 12.2 2003-2005

Eddie Robinson Flint, Michigan 795 22.7 1996-1997

Erik Shontee Dayton, Ohio 776 11.9 2000-2002

Darren Kelly Upper Marlboro, Maryland 754 21.5 1998-1999

Jeremy Richardson Buffalo, New York 746 11.7 2003-2005

Wendell Pierre Port Arthur, Texas 723 10.6 2011-2013

David Carson Washington, DC 672 12.9 1996-1998*

Josh Humphrey Salina, Kansas 666 10.3 2000-2002

Quennon Echols Panama City, Florida 664 11.1 1992-1994

Ronnie Powell Dayton, Ohio 664 9.8 1998-2000

Kenneth Green Salina, Kansas 649 21.6 1992-1993

James Dixon Gainesville, Florida 626 10.1 2003-2005

Oliver Lafayette Baton Rouge, Louisiana 626 17.4 2004-2005

Brian Word Baltimore, Maryland 610 17.4 2009-2010

Mohammad Kamara Silver Spring, Maryland 596 11.1 1994-1996

Jason Jordan Ft. Wayne, Indiana 582 9.2 2012-2014

Denarius Darby Abbeville, Louisiana 577 9.5 2007-2009

Jay Rhoades Chesterfield, Virginia 567 8.6 1998-2000

Curtis Johnson Mitchville, Maryland 565 19.5 1994-1995

Carlos Gill Flint, Michigan 563 18.2 1999-2000

Bobby Collier Atlanta, Georgia 562 9.5 1992-1994

Marcus Nelson Landover, Maryland 559 9.3 1992-1994

Damian Spencer Irvington, New Jersey 558 8.9 1996-1998

DaShawn Glenn Largo, Maryland 552 17.8 1996-1997

James Williams St. Roberts, Missouri 543 15.1 2004-2005

Bryson Flax Salina, Kansas 540 8.7 2007-2009

Anthony Mack Buffalo, New York 538 9.1 2005-2007

Nino Smith Laquay, Missouri 532 8.1 1995-1997

Sean Prather Gaithersburg, Maryland 528 17.6 2000-2001

Ronnie Hodge Ft. Walton Beach, Florida 512 16.5 2010-2011

Robbie Lewis Baltimore, Maryland 515 9.5 2007-2010

Kennon Lamb Opelousas, Louisiana 495 16.5 2007-2008

Dedrick Galloway Junction City, Kansas 485 8.1 1992-1994

Gary Johnson Washington, DC 479 15.5 1995-1996

Darnell Vinson Ft. Wayne, Indiana 473 8.9 1997-1999*

Matthew White Houston, Texas 458 15.3 2003-2004

Tyrone Sheppard Milwaukee, Wisconsin 447 7.5 2007-2009

Kershaw Frager District Heights, Maryland 446 13.9 1998-1999

Donald Ford Washington, DC 445 17.8 1994-1995

Kenneth Jackson Rochester, New York 442 13.8 2002-2003

Marvin Wilson St. Louis, Missouri 432 7.9 1994-1996

Joshua Langford Ft. Worth, Texas 421 7.3 2008-2010

Michael Jackson Wichita, Ks 417 13.5 2010-2011

Travon Mitchell Flint, Michigan 416 11.9 2012-2013

Ahaseurus McDonald Flint, Michigan 413 13.8 2013-

Adrian Dixon Buffalo, New York 408 6.6 2005-2007

Cliff Green Jackson, Mississippi 394 6.2 2000-2002

Joseph Lofton Forestville, Maryland 391 10.6 1998-1999

Thekoy Lol Omaha, Nebraska 387 12.1 2008-2009

Bernie Bahr Ashland, Montana 369 6.6 2008-2010

Lafayette Dublin Lanham, Maryland 360 12.0 2003-2004

Antonio Mason Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 355 9.9 1997-1998

Jamelle Hays LaPorte, Texas 342 10.1 2012-2013

Nathan Anderson Brooklyn, New York 340 9.4 1997-1998

Dei Dei Omaha, Nebraska 333 10.7 2006-2007

Allen Miller Marion, Indiana 331 10.7 2005-2006

Larry Eady Chicago, Illinois 329 11.8 1993-1994

Marquis Whitt Tuscaloosa, Alabama 329 5.8 2007-2009

Robert Perry Newburgh, Indiana 327 6.2 2011-2013

*Played 3 semesters

BROWN MACKIE BASKETBALL CAREER REBOUNDING

NAME HOMETOWN REBS AVG YEARS PLAYED


Lee Benson, JR Dayton, Ohio 462 13.6 2001-2002

James Williams St. Roberts, Missouri 427 11.9 2004-2005

Darnell Kimble Buffalo, New York 413 7.5 2005-2007

James Dixon Gainesville, Florida 408 6.4 2003-2005


Nino Smith Laquay, Missouri 389 5.3 1995-1997





Marquis Whitt Tuscaloosa, Alabama 356 5.7 2007-2009


Marvin Wilson St. Louis, Missouri 326 5.9 1994-1996



Joshua Langford Ft. Worth, Texas 312 5.4 2008-2010

Calvin Howard Washington, DC 309 5.1 2005-2007

Michael Jackson Wichita, Kansas 301 9.7 2010-2011

Bernie Bahr Ashland, Montana 296 5.3 2008-2010

Robbie Lewis Baltimore, Maryland 293 5.4 2007-2010

Marcus Nelson Landover, Maryland 278 4.6 1992-1994

Adam Mughmaw Sweetster, Indiana 276 9.2 2011-2012



Darnell Vinson Ft. Wayne, Indiana 272 5.1 1997-1999*

Alexander Harrington Lanham, Maryland 266 8.3 2008-2009

Royal Crouch Gary, Indiana 251 8.1 2010-2011

Kenneth Green Salina, Kansas 242 8.1 1992-1993

Sean Prather Gaithersburg, Maryland 242 7.8 2000-2001

Wayne Houston Capital Heights, Maryland 241 8.8 1995-1996


Curtis Johnson Mitchville, Maryland 223 7.7 1994-1995

Jacob Jordan Opelousas, Louisiana 218 7.8 2007-2008



Rico Spikes Marriville, Indiana 211 6.2 2012-





Robert Perry Newburgh, Indiana 193 3.6 2011-2013







Anthony Tyler Richmond, Virginia 179 5.8 1999-2000

Anthony Daigle Beaumont, Texas 178 2.8 2009-2011

Donald Ford Washington, DC 177 7.1 1994-1995

Frederick Merchant Beaumont, Texas 175 3.3 2009-2011

Eugene Richardson Junction City, Kansas 175 6.7 1992-1993

Kevin Flood District Heights, Maryland 172 6.3 1998-1999


Brett Johnson Gainesville, Florida 162 5.6 2004-2006

*Played 3 semesters

BROWN MACKIE COLLEGE CAREER ASSISTS

NAME HOMETOWN ASSISTS AVG YEARS PLAYED







Anthony Daigle Beaumont,Texas 267 4.0 2009-2011



Raymon Davis Dayton, Ohio 192 3.1 1998-2000


Troy Matthews Clinton, Louisiana 164 5.3 1992-1993










Charles Hawes Washington, DC 124 3.9 1999-2000


Bryan Hooker-Harris Tulsa, Oklahoma 119 2.1 2012-2014




Frederick Merchant Beaumont, Texas 113 2.2 2009-2011

James Brown Lanham, Maryland 97 1.7 2010-2011




Kevin Timmons Baltimore, Maryland 90 2.6 2009-2010

Kenon Lamb Opelousas, Louisiana 88 2.9 2007-2008




Cornelius Lassiter Washington, DC 79 2.7 1994-1995

Lee Benson, Jr Dayton, Ohio 77 2.3 2001-2002

Roland Martin Largo, Maryland 76 2.6 1994-1995

Jeff Davis San Antonio, Texas 74 2.4 2005-2006

William Sams Montrose, Michigan 73 2.4 2013-2014


Jay Rhoades Chesterfield, Virginia 72 1.2 1998-2000

Damon Tankersley Houston, Texas 71 2.4 1995-1996

BROWN MACKIE BASKETBALL CAREER STEALS

NAME HOMETOWN STEALS AVG YEARS PLAYED


















Bryan Hooker-Harris Tulsa, Oklahoma 99 1.7 2012-2014



Earnest Noel Lafayette, Louisiana 89 2.1 2006-2008*


LeMor Harvey Flint, Michigan 84 1.9 2002-2004*


Raymon Davis Dayton, Ohio 74 1.2 1998-2000





Kershaw Frager District Heights, Maryland 65 2.1 1998-1999


Wayne Houston Capital Heights, Maryland 63 2.1 1995-1996

Kenon Lamb Opelousas, Louisiana 60 2.0 2007-2008





Lee Benson, Jr Dayton, Ohio 52 1.5 2001-2002




Jason Homer Coffeyville, Kansas 50 1.7 1998-1999

*Played 3 semesters

BROWN MACKIE BASKETBALL CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS

NAME HOMETOWN BLOCKED SHOTS YEARS PLAYED

Quennon Echols Panama City, Florida 300 1992-94

Lee Benson Dayton, Ohio 125 2001-02

James Williams St. Roberts, Missouri 108 2004-05

Darnell Kimble Buffalo, New York 84 2005-07

Nino Smith Laquay, Missouri 82 1995-97

Marquis Whitt Tuscaloosa, Alabama 71 2007-09

James Dixon Gainesville, Florida 65 2003-05

Erik Shontee Dayton, Ohio 61 2000-02

Bernie Bahr Ashland, Montana 60 2008-10

Damian Spencer Irvington, New Jersey 59 1996-98

Jeremy Richardson Buffalo, New York 56 2003-05

Thaddeus Rideau Port Arthur, Texas 56 2011-2013

Alexander Harrington Lanham, Maryland 53 2008-09

Wayne Houston Temple Hills, Maryland 43 1995-96

Brian Word Baltimore, Maryland 41 2009-10

Eddie Robinson Flint, Michigan 37 1996-97

Jamal Hughes Rochester, New York 36 2002-03

Robbie Lewis Baltimore, Maryland 36 2007-10

Morease Gray Pelham, Georgia 35 2001-03

Scott Hample Charleston, South Carolina 35 2007-08

Jacob Jordan Opelousas, Louisiana 34 1999-00

Carlos Gill Flint, Michigan 33 2001-02

TheKoy Lol Omaha, Nebraska 33 2008-09

Michael Jackson Wichita, Kansas 31 2010-11

Willie Broaden Plano, Texas 30 2001-02

Rodney Powell Dayton, Ohio 28 1999-00

Ronnie Powell Dayton, Ohio 27 1998-00

Royal Crouch Gary, Indiana 25 2010-11

Dei Dei Omaha, Nebraska 25 2006-07

Dominic Bishop Buffalo, New York 24 2003-05

Brett Johnson Gainesville, Florida 23 2005-06

Nathan Anderson Brooklyn, New York 22 1997-98

Oliver Lafayette Baton Rouge, Louisiana 20 2004-05

Eugene Richardson Junction City, Kansas 18 1992-94

Calvin Howard Washington DC 17 2005-06

Darren Kelly Upper Marlboro, Maryland 17 1998-99

Rico Spikes Marriville, Indiana 16 2012-2014

John Dungey St. Paul, Minnesota 15 2000-01

Joe Lofton Forestville, Maryland 15 1998-99

Sean Prather Gaithersburg, Maryland 15 2000-01

BROWN MACKIE BASKETBALL FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

NAME HOMETOWN FG%

DeMarien Smith Ft. Wayne, Indiana 0.660

Robbie Lewis Baltimore, Maryland 0.605

Robert Perry Newburgh, Indiana 0.594

Eugene Richardson Junction City, Kansas 0.592

Curtis Johnson Mitchville, Maryland 0.590

Rico Spikes Marriville, Indiana 0.590

Josh Langford Fort Worth, Texas 0.586

Wayne Houston Temple Hills, Maryland 0.584

Anthony Tyler Richmond, Virginia 0.583

Darnell Kimble Buffalo, New York 0.581

Erik Shontee Dayton, Ohio 0.581

Darnell Kimble Buffalo, New York 0.580

TJ Bryant Dade City, Florida 0.576

Joshua Langford Ft. Worth, Texas 0.574

Marquis Whitt Tuscaloosa, Alabama 0.574

James Dixon Gainesville, Florida 0.569

Sean Prather Gaithersburg, Maryland 0.564

Darnell Vinson Fr. Wayne, Indiana 0.564

Matthew Oswald Las Vegas, Nevada 0.562

Lee Benson, Jr Dayton, Ohio 0.560

Alexander Harrington Lanham, Maryland 0.560

Dominic Bishop Buffalo, New York 0.558

Michael Jackson Wichita, Texas 0.550

Quennon Echois Panama City, Florida 0.549

Brian Hooker-Harris Tulsa, Oklahoma 0.548

Jeremy Richardson Buffalo, New York 0.547

James Dixon Gainesville, Florida 0.546

Erik Shontee Dayton, Ohio 0.542

Jamal Hughes Rochester, New York 0.541

Curtis Moore Cleveland, Ohio 0.540

Bryan Hooker-Harris Tulsa, Oklahoma 0.539

Stephen Story San Antonio, Texas 0.538

DaShawn Glenn Largo, Maryland 0.538

Kenneth Green Salina, Kansas 0.534

Tori Patton Tacoma Park, Maryland 0.534

Eddie Robinson Flint, Michigan 0.533

Carlton Williams Washington DC 0.529

James Williams St. Roberts, Missouri 0.528

Ronnie Powell Dayton, Ohio 0.526

Nathan Anderson Brooklyn, New York 0.524

Jamelle Hays LaPorte, Texas 0.522

Brett Johnson Gainesville, Florida 0.519

Daryl Morrow Washington DC 0.514

Morease Gray Pelham, Georgia 0.513

Dominic Bishop Buffalo, New York 0.512

Nino Smith Laquay, Missouri 0.512

Darnell Vinson Ft. Wayne, Indiana 0.511

Kenneth Jackson Rochester, New York 0.510

Carlos Gill Flint, Michigan 0.509

Nathan Perry Bronx, New York 0.506

Darren Kelly Upper Marlboro, Maryland 0.504

Kershaw Frager District Heights, Maryland 0.503

Matthew Oswald Las Vegas, Nevada 0.500

Jason Sharkey San Diego, California 0.500

BROWN MACKIE BASKETBALL 3 POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

NAME HOMETOWN 3 pt % YEAR

Robert Perry Newburgh, Indiana 0.513 2012-13

Jason Snodgrass Dighton, Kansas 0.457 1993-94

Rico Spikes Marriville, Indiana 0.455 2013-14

LeMor Harvey Flint, Michigan 0.452 2002-03*

Sean Prather Gaithersburg, Maryland 0.450 2000-01

Eddie Robinson Flint, Michigan 0.441 1996-97

Dennis Robinson Tulsa, Oklahoma 0.438 1997-98

Bryan Hooker-Harris Tulsa, Oklahoma 0.430 2013-14

Romie Coursey Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 0.429 1997-98

Anthony Mack Buffalo, New York 0.428 2005-06

Jason Sharkey San Diego, California 0.420 1996-97

Brian Hooker-Harris Tulsa, Oklahoma 0.416 2012-13

Josh Humphrey Salina, Kansas 0.413 2000-01

David Sanders Washington, DC 0.411 2009-10

Matthew Oswald Las Vegas, Nevada 0.406 1997-98

Earnest Noel Lafayette, Louisiana 0.401 2006-07*

Ronnie Hodge Ft Walton Beach, Florida 0.410 2010-11

Lance Coleman Baton Rouge, Louisiana 0.396 2005-06

Nick Clay Woodbridge, Virginia 0.394 1999-00

Dedrick Galloway Junction City, Kansas 0.394 1992-93

Antonio Mason Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 0.394 1997-98

Luis Stillman Corpus Christi, Texas 0.394 1999-00

Meekaaeel Jones Kansas City, Missouri 0.393 2003-04

Jermie McCurdy WaKeeny, Kansas 0.391 1996-97

Donald Ford Washington DC 0.391 1994-95

Mohammad Kamara Silver Spring, Maryland 0.391 1994-95

Marcus Nelson Landover, Maryland 0.391 1993-94

Darren Kelly Upper Marlboro, Maryland 0.384 1998-99

Travon Mitchell Flint, Michigan 0.384 2012-13

Ahaseurus McDonald Flint, Michigan 0.380 2013-14

Thaddeus Rideau Port Arthur, Texas 0.380 2012-13

David Carson Washington DC 0.375 1997-98*

Marcus Nelson Landover, Maryland 0.373 1992-93

Joe Penn College Park, Maryland 0.371 2009-10

Bernie Bahr Ashland, Montana 0.370 2009-10

Allen Miller Marion, Indiana 0.370 2005-06

Trent Wilson Ft. Wayne, Indiana 0.370 2010-11

Lee Benson Jr. Dayton, Ohio 0.368 2001-02

Kevin Timmons Baltimore, Maryland 0.366 2009-10

Brian Word Baltimore, Maryland 0.366 2009-10

Jason Jordan Ft. Wayne, Indiana 0.360 2013-14

Oliver Lafayette Baton Rouge, Louisiana 0.357 2004-05

Kenon Lamb Opelousas, Louisiana 0.357 2007-08

Dominic Bishop Buffalo, New York 0.355 2003-04

Gary Johnson Washington DC 0.355 1995-96

Earnest Noel Lafayette, Louisiana 0.351 2007-08*

Bryson Flax Salina, Kansas 0.350 2008-09

Jay Rhoades Chesterfield, Virginia 0.342 1998-99

BROWN MACKIE BASKETBALL FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

NAME HOMETOWN FREE THROW %

Josh Humphrey Salina, Kansas 0.961

Trent Wilson Ft. Wayne, Indiana 0.861

Lance Coleman Baton Rouge, Louisiana 0.848

LeMor Harvey Flint, Michigan 0.845

Bryan Hooker-Harris Tulsa, Oklahoma 0.830

Nick Clay Woodbridge, Virginia 0.793

Kenneth Green Salina, Kansas 0.791

Jason Jordan Ft. Wayne, Indiana 0.790

Luis Stillman Corpus Christi, Texas 0.778

Romie Coursey Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 0.776

Jason Sharkey San Diego, California 0.774

LeMor Harvey Flint, Michigan 0.772

Joe Penn College Park, Maryland 0.769

Cornelius Lassiter Washington DC 0.762

Allen Miller Marion, Indiana 0.761

Dedrick Galloway Junction City, Kansas 0.760

Marcus Nelson Landover, Maryland 0.759

Antonio Mason Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 0.755

Dionte Forney Nederland, Texas 0.750

Jerry Thompson Hobbs, New Mexico 0.743

Marquis Fulcher Coffeyville, Kansas 0.742

Nino Smith Laquay, Missouri 0.741

Gary Johnson Washington DC 0.740

Ronnie Hodge Ft. Walton Beach, Florida 0.739

Ahaseurus McDonald Flint, Michigan 0.739

Renaldo Goosby New London, Connecticut 0.733

Kenneth Jackson Rochester, New York 0.733

Marcus Nelson Landover, Maryland 0.727

Denarius Darby Abbeville, Louisiana 0.724

Tyrone Sheppard Milwaukee, Wisconsin 0.715

DaShawn Glenn Largo, Maryland 0.715

David Carson Washington DC 0.714

Lee Benson, Jr Dayton, Ohio 0.710

Donnie Palmer Boston, Massachusetts 0.708

Mohammad Kamara Silver Spring, Maryland 0.704

Donald Ford Washington DC 0.704

Jason Homer Coffeyville, Kansas 0.702

Bryson Flax Salina, Kansas 0.701

Bernie Bahr Ashland, Montana 0.700

Khaleel Headley Lanham, Maryland 0.700

Kevin Timmons Baltimore, Maryland 0.700

BROWN MACKIE BASKETBALL

4-YEAR COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY SIGNEEs

Name Hometown College/Univ. DIV.

1992-1993

Darryl Green Junction City, Kansas Bethany College (KS) NAIA

Kenneth Green Salina, Kansas Kentucky Wesleyan NCAA II

Troy Matthews Clinton, Louisiana Angelo State (Texas) NCAA II

Victor Tapia Washington, DC Florida Memorial NAIA

1993-1994

Bobby Collier Atlanta, Georgia St. Mary’s (Kansas) NAIA

Larry Eady Chicago, Illinois Southern Indiana Univ NCAA II

Quennon Echols Panama City, Florida Murray State (Kentucky) NCAA I

Dedrick Galloway Junction City, Kansas Cardinal Stritch (WIS) NAIA

Tracy Johnson Chicago, Illinois St. Mary’s (Kansas) NAIA

Marcus Nelson Landover, Maryland C W Post (New York) NCAA II

Justin Sanders Atlanta, Georgia Lincoln Univ (PENN) NCAA II

Jason Snodgrass Dighton, Kansas McPherson College (KS) NAIA

1994-1995

Ray Alverson Ragland, Alabama Piedmont Univ. (ALA) NAIA

Donald Ford Washington, DC Univ of DC (WDC) NCAA II

Tim Grant Newark, New Jersey Rutgers U/Newark NCAAIII

Jeffrey Hasbrouck Forestville, Maryland Bellarimine Univ.(KY) NCAA II

Curtis Johnson Mitchville, Maryland Vorhees (S Carolina) NAIA

Cornelius Lassiter Washington, DC Wheeling Jesuit (WV) NCAA II

Carlton Williams Washington, DC Univ of DC (WDC) NCAA II

1995-1996

Wayne Houston Temple Hills, Maryland Southern Indiana Univ NCAA II

Gary Johnson Washington, DC U of Southern California NCAA I

*Greg Jones Washington, DC U of West Virginia NCAA I

Mohammad Kamara Silver Spring, Maryland West Texas A & M NCAA II

Damon Tankersley Houston, Texas NcNeese State (LA) NCAA I

Marvin Wilson St. Louis, Missouri U of Nevada/Reno NCAA I

1996-1997

Jon Daniels Nebraska Chadron State (NEB) NCAA II

DaShawn Glenn Washington, DC Howard Univ (WDC) NCAA I

Jeremie McCurdy WaKeeney, Kansas Ft. Hays State (Kansas) NCAA II

Diondra Rivers Memphis, Tennessee Valley City State (ND) NAIA

Eddie Robinson Flint, Michigan U of Central Oklahoma NCAA II

Jason Sharkey San Diego, California Southwest State (MINN) NCAA II

Nino Smith Laquay, Missouri Augustant Univ (S DAK) NCAA II

1997-1998

Nathan Anderson Brooklyn, New York Western Illinois Univ NCAA I

Slobodan Brezak Croatia Brescia College (KY) NAIA

Romie Coursey Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Missouri Baptist NAIA

Antonio Mason Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Missouri Baptist NAIA

Damian Spencer Irvington, New Jersey St. Peters (New Jersey) NCAA I

1998-1999

Kevin Flood District Heights, Maryland Fairmont State (WV) NCAA II

Kershaw Frager District Heights, Maryland Salem Teiyko (WV) NCAA II

Scott Hample Charleston, South Carolina Campbellsville (KY) NAIA

Darren Kelly Upper Marlboro, Maryland Univ of Texas NCAA I

Joe Lofton Forestville, Maryland Cleveland State (OH) NCAA I

Matthew Oswald Las Vegas, Neveda Concordia Univ (MINN) NCAA II

1999-2000

Raymon Davis Dayton, Ohio Indiana Tech NAIA

Carlos Gill Flint, Michigan Southern Mississippi U NCAA I

Ronnie Powell Dayton, Ohio Missouri Western NCAA II

Jay Rhoades Chesterfield, Virginia Virginia State NCAA II

Marcus Stewart Dayton, Ohio Missouri Baptist NAIA

Anthony Tyler Richmond, Virginia Texas A&M Kingsville NCAA II

2000-2001

Nick Clay Woodbridge, Virginia Carson-Newman (TN) NCAA II

Keione Mellon Dayton, Ohio Indiana Tech NAIA

Sean Prather Gaithersburg, Maryland Austin Peay Univ (TN) NCAA I

2001-2002

Lee Benson Jr Dayton, Ohio Greece PRO

Assane Beye Senegal Kentucky State NCAA II

Willie Broaden Dallas, Texas Abilene Christian (TX) NCAA II

Mishawn Dubose Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sterling College (KS) NAIA

Cliff Green Jackson, Mississippi Abilene Christian (TX) NCAA II

Erik Shontee Dayton, Ohio Eastern Michigan Univ NCAA I

2002-2003

Morease Gray Pelham, Georgia Pikeville College (KY) NAIA

Jamal Hughes Rochester, New York Univ of Albany (NY) NCAA I

Jeremiah Johnson Washington, DC U of Maine/Machai NAIA

2003-2004

Lafayette Dublin Lanham, Maryland Towson State (MD) NCAA I

Meekaaeel Jones Kansas City, Missouri Avila College (MO) NAIA

Marquis Fulcher Coffeyville, Kansas Avila College (MO) NAIA

2004-2005

Kendrick Barber Baton Rouge, Louisiana Friends University (KS) NAIA

Dominic Bishop Buffalo, New York Creighton Univ (NEB) NCAA I

Darrell Daugherty Dayton, Ohio Oklahoma City Univ NAIA

James Dixon Gainesville, Florida Nicholls State Univ (LA) NCAA I

Oliver Lafayette Baton Rouge, Louisiana Univ of Houston (TX) NCAA I

Bob Markley Gas City, Indiana Lees-McRae Univ (NC) NCAA II

Donnie Palmer Boston, Massachusetts Robert Morris Univ (PA) NCAA I

Jeremy Richardson Buffalo, New York Pittsburg State Univ (KS) NCAA II

Terrance Taffe Kansas City, Kansas Sterling College (KS) NAIA

James Williams St. Roberts, Missouri Mexico PRO

2005-2006

Adam Arbor Baltimore, Maryland Rust University (MS) NAIA

Lance Coleman Baton Rouge, Louisiana Friends Univ (KS) NAIA

Brett Johnson Gainesville, Florida Angelo State (TX) NCAA II

Keith Johnson Marion, Indiana Southwestern Coll (KS) NAIA

Stephen Story San Antonio, TX Texas A & M Kingsville NCAA II

2006-2007

Dei Dei Omaha, Nebraska Washburn Univ (KS) NCAA II

Darnell Kimble Buffalo, New York Washburn Univ (KS) NCAA II

2008-2009

Denarius Darby Abbeville, Louisiana East Central (Ok) NCAA II

Kenyale Evans Chicago, Illinois LeMoyne-Owen (TN) NCAA II

Bryson Flax Salina, Kansas Kansas Wesleyan (KS) NAIA

Alex Harrington Lanham, Maryland St. Francis (NY) NCAA I

Tori Patton Silver Spring, Maryland Salem University (WV) NCAA II

Tyrone Sheppard Milwaukee, Wisconsin Edward Waters (FL) NAIA

Marquis Whitt Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama A&M (AL) NCAA I

2009-2010

Khaleel Headley Lanham, Maryland Victory University (TN) NAIA

Joshua Langford Ft. Worth, Texas Talladega College (AL) NAIA

Robbie Lewis Baltimore, Maryland West Virginia State NCAA II

Joe Penn College Park, Maryland Mercyhurst Univ. (PA) NCAA II

David Sanders Washington, DC Univ. District of Columbia NCAA II

Kevin Timmons Baltimore, Maryland Mountain State (WV) NAIA

Brian Word Baltimore, Maryland Tarleton State (TX) NCAA II

2010-2011

Ronnie Hodge Ft. Walton Beach, Florida Hawaii Pacific (HI) NCAA II

Michael Jackson Wichita, Kansas Missouri S&T (MO) NCAA II

LaBradford Williams Kokomo, Indiana William Penn (IA) NAIA

2011-2012

James Brown Lanham, Maryland Lourdes Univ (OH) NAIA

Royal Crouch Gary, Indiana Texas A&M Kingsville (TX) NCAA II

Kendall Hays LaPorte, Texas Missouri Valley (MO) NAIA

Gary Martin Washington, DC Bluefield State (WV) NCAA II

2012-2013

Chris Campell Flint, Michigan Purdue North Central (IN) NAIA

Jamelle Hays LaPorte, Texas Bethany College (KS) NAIA

Travon Mitchell Flint, Michigan Concordia College (MN) NCAA II

Kent Packard Grainfield, Kansas Bethel College (KS) NAIA

Robert Perry Newburgh, Indiana Belleview Univ. (NE) NAIA

Wendell Pierre Port Arthur, Texas Drury University (MO) NCAA II

Eddie Proctor Salina, Kansas Peru State (NE) NAIA

Thaddeus Rideau Port Arthur, Texas Univ. of Alabama Birmingham(AL) NCAA I

THE HISTORY OF BROWN MACKIE ATHLETICS AND MEN’S BASKETBALL PROGRAM

In 1990, the Administrator of Brown Mackie College decided that the College could prosper if

they would incorporate Intercollegiate Athletics as part of the overall college structure. After

visiting and counseling with the “high-ups” at different institutions throughout Kansas and in

fact, throughout the Nation, it was decided that indeed, Brown Mackie College would institute

an Athletic Program. Such a program would give the young men and women who attended the

college the chance to enhance their overall educational experience. It further decided that

Brown Mackie College would join the ranks as a member of the National Junior College Athletic

Association (NJCAA).

The next step was to find someone with both Athletic Administration and coaching experience.

In January of 1990, Brown Mackie College hired Francis Flax to structure the athletic programs.

In the fall of 1990, Brown Mackie College, under the coaching of Francis Flax, fielded its first

ever intercollegiate team, a volleyball team. The team competed as a member of Region VI

(Kansas Community/ Junior Colleges), and in fact, won more than 20 volleyball games. In the

Spring of 1991, Flax directed the first softball team in the school’s history, and the team won 20

games while losing only 8. In the Fall of 1991, Women’s Basketball and Men’s Baseball were

added to the sports program, and Jon Froelich was hired to coach both sports.

Now that the athletic era of Brown Mackie College was off and running, it was time to add yet

another sport, that being Men’s Basketball. In the Fall of 1992, Brown Mackie hosted Central

College of McPherson in its first ever men’s basketball contest, winning in the last few seconds

by the score of 81-78. Since that game, Brown Mackie has competed in 686 basketball games

(21 seasons). Some of the highlights of the program include: 12 All-Americans, 104 players

going on to play at 4-year colleges/universities; 55 All-Region performers; 3 players signing NBA

contracts; 16 players playing some level of professional basketball (overseas, minor leagues,

etc.); and 2 National Junior College Division II Championships, 1999 and 2005.

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