Lamar State College-Port Arthur Basketball Media Guide 2012-2013

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Lamar State College

PORT ARTHURAbout the School

Location ..........................................Port Arthur, Texas

Founded ..............................................................1909

Colors ................................Columbia Blue (PMS2915)

....................................................Dark Blue (PMS295)

Nickname......................................................Seahawks

Enrollment ..........................................................3,523

Basketball Home Stadium ....................Parker Center

Basketball Capacity..............................................2,000

Softball Home Field ....................................Martin Field

Softball Capacity ....................................................500

Affiliation ..........................................NJCAA Division I

Conference................................Region 14 South Zone

Administration

President ............................................Dr. Sam Monroe

VP/Academic Affairs ........................Dr. Gary Stretcher

VP/Finance ..........................................Mary Wickland

VP/Student Services ......................................Tom Neal

Director of Athletics ..................................Scott Street

Street’s Office Number ........................(409) 984-6292

Athletics Business Manager/

Parker Center Coordinator ..........................Erin Peltier

Peltier’s Office ......................................(409) 984-6291

Coaching StaffBasketballHead Coach ........................................Lance Madison

Record at LSC-PA..............................0-0 (first season)

Career Record ..................First season as head coach

Madison’s Office ..................................(409) 984-6296

Assistant Coach ..........................................Chad Kish

Kish’s Office ........................................(409) 984-6297

Assistant Coach ........................Anthony Alexander Jr.

Alexanders Office ................................(409) 984-6297

SoftballHead Coach ........................................Vance Edwards

Record at LSC-PA ..............................69-233 (9 years)

Career Record ....................................................Same

Edwards’ Office ....................................(409) 984-6293

Assistant Coach ................................Casey Goodman

Goodman’s Office ................................(409) 984-6297

Assistant Coach ......................................Megan Rowe

Rowe’s Office ......................................(409) 984-6290

Athletic Trainer ..........................................Cheryl Beck

Public Information

Public Information Coordinator

............................................................Gerry L. Dickert

Email [email protected]

Office Phone.........................................(409) 984-6342

Cell Phone ...........................................(409) 550-8768

Public Information Fax ........................(409) 984-6025

Athletics Website ......................athletics.lamarpa.edu

College Website: www.lamarpa.eduMailing Address: P.O. Box 310,Port Arthur, Texas 77641-0310

Member The Texas State University SystemAn equal opportunity/affirmative action institution.

Public InformationThe Office of Public Information at Lamar

State College-Port Arthur, under the direction ofGerry L. Dickert and part of the Division of Stu-dent Services, is responsible for the day-to-daypublicity efforts of its NJCAA Division I sportsfor men and women.

The primary functions of the LSC-PA PublicInformation Office are to service and accommo-date the media in its coverage of the entire inter-collegiate athletics department.

The Public Information Office, located on thesecond floor of the Student Center, handles a myr-iad of press services, including, but not limited to,the issuance of credentials, the publication ofmedia guides, game programs and press notes aswell as maintaining statistics and upkeep of thewebsite.

Members of the Public Information Officewill assist you with any day-of-game needs, in-cluding player and coach information, in-gamestatistics and post-game notes and quotes. Jour-nalists and media covering LSC-PA Athletics ben-efit from working in a professional andcomfortable environment.

Members of the Public Information staff areon call virtually every day of the year, around theclock in an effort to enhance the coverage ofLamar State athletics.

Please kindly adhere to the following guide-lines when covering LSC-PA athletics during the2012-13 academic year.

On The CoverThe 2012-2013 Lamar State Seahawks are

getting ready to set the world on fire as they workto come out on top in NJCAA Region XIV com-petition. Special thanks for the Port Arthur FireDepartment for being at the ready in providing afire truck for this year’s cover shoot.

Covering The SeahawksNewspapers

The Port Arthur News

The Beaumont Enterprise

The Orange Leader

The Beaumont Examiner

The Penny Record

The Silsbee Bee

The Winnie Hometown Press

The Kirbyville Banner

The Hardin County News

The Buna Beacon

The Jasper Newsboy

TelevisionKFDM, Channel 6

KBTV, FOX 4

KBMT, Channel 12

KJAC, Channel 12.2

RadioKLVI Radio, AM 560

KOGT Radio, AM 1600

Table of ContentsPresident’s Welcome..........................................2

Meet the CoachesLance Madison ..............................................3

Chad Kish ......................................................4

Anthony Anderson Jr.......................................5

2012-13 Preview ................................................6

Region XIV Preseason Poll ................................7

2011-12 Review..................................................8

TV/Radio Roster ................................................9

Numeric/Alphabetical Roster ............................10

Player ProfilesKieran Woods................................................11

Evan Sims ....................................................12

Josh Cormier ................................................13

Evan White....................................................13

Tre Bennett ..................................................13

D.C. Stallworth ..............................................14

Ty Allen ........................................................14

Garth Brown..................................................14

Korbin McClain..............................................15

Anthony Allen ................................................15

Ivan Jelencic ................................................15

Jamal Shabazz ............................................16

Travis Wildgoose ..........................................16

Student Asst. Javon Brown ..............................16

Seahawks Dance Team....................................17

History of the Seahawk ....................................17

Dance Director Brooke Ancelet ........................18

All-Time Records ..............................................19

All-Time Rosters ..............................................21

All-Time Results ..............................................22

Athletic Director Scott Street ............................24

Coaches’ Corner ..............................................24

Athletics Department Directory ........................25

Seahawks Sports Facilities ..............................26

2012-13 Schedule..............................Back Cover

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Lamar State College-Port Arthur

Seahawks Basketball

Hello and welcome to LamarState College-Port Arthur Sea-hawks basketball.

This is an exciting time for LamarState and its basketball program. We wel-comed a new head coach Lance Madisonalong with his assistants Chad Kish andAnthony Anderson. The coaches have re-cruited a brand new group of players, asthe Seahawks prepare to defend their titleas Co-champions of Region XIV regularseason.

This team has members who havecome from all over the country, theCaribbean and even Eastern Europe:Houston, San Antonio, Port Arthur,Freeport, Bahamas, Chicago, Bridgeport,Connecticut, and Sibenik, Croatia.

Since its founding in 1909 as PortArthur College, the goals of the collegehave focused on providing an opportunityfor generations of students to thrive andsucceed. While the initial avenues of suc-cess existed within the college’s techni-cal, workforce, and academic offerings

since 2004, intercollegiate athletics haveplayed a large role in providing studentswith another outlet for their talents.

Although the 2012-2013 roster is fullof new faces, indications are that the Sea-hawks will fly high again. Meanwhile,

we extend sincerest best wishes and goodluck to this year’s team.

Go Seahawks!

Welcome from President Dr. Sam Monroe

Dr. Sam Monroe, President of Lamar State College-Port Arthur, takes a moment for a photo with the2010-11 Seahawks after their Region XIV tournament championship win.

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Seahawks Coaching Staff

PORT ARTHUR -- Lance Madison became the Seahawks’ newest basketballcoach after accepting the position offered by Lamar State College-Port ArthurAthletic Director Scott Street on Saturday, May 12, 2012.

Madison left Oklahoma City University where he served one year as assistantcoach for the OCU Stars, members of the Sooners Athletic Conference in theNAIA Division I. During the 2011-2012 season, the Stars finished with a 12-15record, falling to national runner-up Oklahoma Baptist University in overtimein the Sooners Conference tournament.

He made his way to OCU after two seasons as men’s basketball assistantcoach at Hutchinson, Kan., for Steve Eck. The tradition-rich Blue Dragons fin-ished 26-7, raned No. 1 in the NJCAA poll, in second place in regular-seasonleague play and in the NJCAA Region VI semifinals in 2010-11. During Madi-son’s first season in Hutchinson, the Blue Dragons were 27-6 with another sec-ond-place showing and semifinal finish.While there, Lance coachedAll-American Joe Mitchell.

Prior to Hutchinson, Madison spent two seasons at Cowley County, Kan. Intwo seasons at Cowley, Madison’s record was 60-8, including a school-record31 victories in 2007-08. Cowley won a pair of Jayhawk Conference East championships and appeared in two Region VI cham-pionship games and were ranked No. 1 in the NJCAA. Lance coached another All-American while at Cowley County inMontrel McDonald..

Before Cowley, Madison was at the University of Texas-Pan American, an NCAA Division I program. During the 2006-07 season, Madison helped the Broncs improve from six wins in the previous season to 14 wins. The eight-win improvementwas the biggest turnaround in the state of Texas for college basketball.

During 2005-06, Madison served on the coaching staff at the University of Texas at San Antonio. With the Roadrunners,he served as the recruiting coordinator of junior-college prospects from the states of Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois andIowa. In his lone season at UTSA, Madison helped the Roadrunners qualify for the Southland Conference Tournament.

Prior to coaching at UTSA, Madison served three seasons as an associate head coach with Eck at Redlands CommunityCollege in El Reno, Okla. Madison helped the Cougars post a stellar 94-9 record in his three seasons with the program. Red-lands advanced to the 2004 NJCAA Division I national championship game and were ranked No. 1 in the polls.

During his time at Redlands, he helped the program capture a trio of Bi-State West Conference Championships along witha pair of NJCAA Tournament appearances and Region II crowns. While here, Lance coached All-Americans Taj Gray, BrandonPolk and Sylvester Mayes. Madison spent five seasons at Olney Central (Ill.), an NJCAA Division I program, from 1996-2002 where he served as an assistant men’s basketball coach. The Knights posted 20 or more wins all five seasons. He alsoguided the softball program.

He began his coaching career at Vincennes (Ind.), an NJCAA Division I program, during the 1992-93 season where heserved as an assistant for Hall of Fame Coach Dan Sparks.

During his playing career, Madison was at Vincennes for two seasons, leading the team to an NJCAA Tournament appear-ance as a sophomore. He later transferred to Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, where he was a two-yearletter winner and team captain as a senior.

Head Coach Lance MadisonCareer: (387-153); LSC-PA: 1st season

Contact Coach Madison

Phone: 409-984- 6296

Email: [email protected]

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Chad Kish brings a solid coaching and educational background to the bas-ketball coaching staff at Lamar State College – Port Arthur. He spent the pastseveral years serving as an Athletic Director at two large, diverse, and com-petitive schools in St. Louis, Missouri. Kish was most recently the AthleticDirector at University City High School where he was the administrator incharge of 36 athletic programs. Prior to that he served as the Athletic & Ac-tivities Director at Riverview Gardens High School where he led 35 programsand supervised all student activities and clubs.

Kish has spent 14 seasons coaching and has helped to produce over 75four-year college student-athletes. His most previous coaching stop was atMineral Area College, a NJCAA-I program in Park Hills, Missouri. He spentfive years as an Assistant Basketball Coach, Wellness Center Director, Asso-ciate Professor of Physical Education, and Sports Information Director. TheCardinals had an impressive run compiling a 110-49 record winning a trio ofMCCAC Conference Championships, a Region XVI Championship, climbedto a #2 National ranking in 2006-07 season, and reached three Region XVITournament Championship games. In his five seasons with the Cardinals, hehelped to produce 2 All-Americans, 16 All-Region selections, 29 All-Con-ference players, and an Academic All-American.

Prior to that, Kish spent two seasons as the Associate Head Basketball Coach & Recruiting Coordinator at St. LouisCommunity College - Florissant Valley (NJCAA II in St. Louis, MO). Kish assisted legendary Hall of Fame head coachLarry Graham to a 43-19 record during his tenure and earned a 12th place NJCAA Final National ranking in 2004. Hespent a season as the Head Coach at East Central College, a NJCAA-I affiliate located in Union, Missouri. His team hadthe highest GPA on campus and he was making strides with the program before the school’s athletic program was elim-inated for financial constraints.

Coach Kish spent time in the high school ranks with a season as the Head Basketball (14-11) and Baseball Coach atNaylor (MO) High School. He spent three successful seasons as an assistant coach at Scott City (MO) High School, wherethe Rams were 79-12 and captured three Missouri Class 2A District Championships and three Scott-Mississippi ConferenceChampionships. He began his basketball coaching career as a Student Assistant at Southeast Missouri State University(NCAA-DI), where he spent two years working with Ron Shumate (two-time NCAA-II National Coach of the Year).

Kish, grew up in Arnold, Missouri, playing multiple sports at Fox High School. His passion for helping student-athletes was the driving influence when he started and operated HoopStars Midwest, a basketball recruiting service, fortwo years between his high school and college coaching positions. He has worked at many recruiting events, instructedat national camps, and coached several seasons on the AAU circuit. Kish was honored as a member of the NJCAA NationalAll-Star Game coaching staff in 2005, helping lead Team USA to a 110-108 victory during the NCAA Final Four festivitiesin St. Louis, Missouri.

His diverse educational background includes two BS degrees from Southeast Missouri State University (Physical Ed-ucation & Liberal Arts) and was the first graduate from Ball State University’s MA program in Physical Education andCoaching. Kish has and additional MA and and an EdS (Specialist) degree in Educational Administration from MissouriBaptist University.

Assistant Coach Chad Kish

Contact Coach Kish

Phone: 409-984-6297


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Anthony Anderson, Jr. will join the men’s basketball coaching staff atLamar State College – Port Arthur for the 2012 season. He is a solid addi-tion to the coaching staff and brings playing JUCO and DI basketball,coaching, and recruiting experience.

Coach Anderson spent the 2011-12 season on the basketball coachingstaff at Paul Quinn College in Dallas, TX. PQC plays in the Red RiverConference of the NAIA.

Anderson doubled as both the Head Associate Coach and the Head Jun-ior Varsity Coach during his season at Paul Quinn. He also served as anacademic monitor and tutor at the college.

Anthony spends the summer time working with the Louisiana BlueChips AAU traveling team, where he coaches the 17 and under elite team.The AAU circuit has given him a solid opportunity to develop his coachingskills and recruit potential prospects at the same time.

Anthony’s father, Anthony Anderson, Sr., runs the Louisiana BlueChips organization and has spend his career coaching basketball on variouslevels including NCAA DI..

Coach Anderson graduated from Slidell High School (Slidell, LA)where he was a stand-out student-athlete and basketball player.

He attended Cedar Valley College (Dallas, TX) on a basketball scholarship and received his Associates of Artsdegree in 2009. He transferred to Florida International University where he was a part of the NCAA DI basketballprogram. Anderson graduated from Florida International University with a degree in Libral Arts.

Contact Coach Anderson

Phone: 409-984-6297


Assistant Coach Anthony Anderson Jr.



Student AssistantsJavon Brown • John Hopkins

Javon Brown is a sophomore kinesiology major at LamarState and a 2011 graduate of Port Arthur Memorial High School.

He is the son of Harry III and Marina Brown. He has abrother Harry IV, and a sister, Victoria. Harry IV is currentlyplaying football for Texas Southern University.

Once he finishes his degree, Javon plans to become a highschool basketball coach.

John Hopkins, a 2006 graduate of Nederland High School,is a sophomore kinesiology major at Lamar State.

He is the son of Barry and Lisa Tomplait and has a brother,Derrick Hopkins, and a sister, Paige Angelle.

His plans are to finish his degree and eventually become ahead coach at the collegiate level.Javon Brown John Hopkins

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2012-13 Season Preview

Members of the 2012-13 Seahawks basketball team include, front from left, Ty Allen, Tre Bennett, Korbin McClain, Josh Cormier, Garth Brown, andKieran Woods; and back from left, D.C. Stallworth, Evan White, Ivan Jelencic, Anthony Allen, Evan Sims, Travis Wildgoose and Jamal Shabazz.

New faces abound on 2012-13 Seahawks rosterA season after earning the title of NJCAA

Region 14 co-Champions, the Lamar State Col-lege-Port Arthur Seahawks will start from scratch… literally.

From the coaching staff to the players report-ing in Fall 2012, the Seahawks have a completelynew cast of characters.

Coach Lance Madison started his tenure atLamar State with a blank slate and immediatelybegan searching for the country’s best juco play-ers to fill out his roster. Now, Madison has 12players who are hoping hope to continue the tra-dition of winning established at Lamar State.

Madison went hunting for both athleticallyand academically talented players and set his siteson athletes far and wide, signing as close to homeas Port Arthur and Silsbee and as far away asCroatia and the Bahamas.

Josh Cormier, a 5-foot-8 point guard fromPort Arthur Memorial High School, will beamong those counted on for leading the offense

on each trip up the court. Cormier was not on theroster a year ago but has spent some time with thepast coaching staff in its development of theteam. Madison says Cormier is likely the fastestplayer on the team and comes with great creden-tials. During his senior season at Memorial,Cormier averaged 12 points, eight assists, four re-bounds and three steals. He was the MVP of theannual James Gamble Tournament and was listedas a Top 30 Prospect by several sources after hisAAU basketball performances with the PortArthur Heat.

“Josh is a competitor and has the qualities Ilike in a point guard in the Seahawks program,”said Coach Madison. “He can push the ball intransition, makes good decisions running theteam, can be a lock-down defender, and has theability to score the basketball.”

Signed from nearby Silsbee, D.C. Stallworthis a 6-4 guard/forward who is one of the best localplayers Southeast Texas has produced in recent

memory. Stallworth spent a semester as a red-shirt at Cedar Valley College in Lancaster, Texas.Stallworth was a four-year starter at Silsbee,where he earned all-district, all-region and all-state honors. He averaged 20 points, 12 rebounds,six assists, three steals and two blocks a gameduring his senior season.

“D.C. is a versatile player who can play theguard and forward positions and can defend anyposition on the floor,” Madison said. “He is ahard-working, hard-nosed, fierce competitor whocan do it all on both ends of the floor.”

Croatian Ivan Jelencic stands 6-9 and willplay power forward and center for the Seahawks.Described as having skill and toughness, Jelencicis expected to be a threat in the paint and fromthe perimeter. He comes to Port Arthur after asolid showing for the under-17 Croatian NationalTeam and the GKK Šibenik Basketball Club.

“Ivan is a multi-dimensional forward who

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can play three different positions,” Madison said.“He is a strong rebounder, can score in the post,shoot the perimeter jumper, and handles the ballwell. He has the European post skills that will bea perfect fit in our system and allow us to stretchdefenses.”

Another candidate for center is 7-1 AnthonyAllen, a graduate of Bassick High School inBridgeport, Conn. Allen, the first-ever 7-footer toplay basketball for Lamar State, has been playingorganized basketball for four years but showedenough talent that he was signed out of highschool by the University of Ohio. He instead red-shirted at the College of Southern Idaho andtransferred to Lamar State for his first season onthe collegiate floor.

He led Bassick HS to two state champi-onships in 2008 and 2010 and continues to de-velop in the paint as he heads into his first seasonfor the Seahawks.

“He is a developing post presence who isvery athletic, runs the floor well, and can be agame changer,” Madison said. “I look for An-thony to score in the post, chase down rebounds,block shots, and be a force in the paint for thenext two seasons. If he improves his footworkand continues to develop he has the potential tobe a big-time Division I player.”

Coming from the Bahamas are 6-4 shootingguard Garth Brown and 6-5 forward Travis Wild-goose, both graduates of Tabernacle BaptistChristian Academy.

Brown left Tabernacle to attend as an inter-national student at Athens Christian in Atlantawhere he was named Northeast Georgia Player ofthe Year in his one season playing basketball inthe U.S. He averaged 27 points and 9.2 reboundsa game and was named to the 8A All-Region andGeorgia Sportswriters All-State teams.

Wildgoose led his team in the Bahamas tothe GBSSAA Championship in 2011, scoring 17points in the title game. He also showed his ultra-athleticism by winning the Arby’s Classic SlamDunk Classic (Bristol, TN) while dunking with afootball helmet and shoulder-pads in the finals.

“Travis is a strong, multi-dimensional playerwho can play either forward position. He canscore in transition, attacks the basket, finisheswith thunderous dunks, and can really chasedown rebounds. He is an aggressive; attacking-style player on both ends of the court and willbring some toughness to our team,” said Madi-

son. “Garth will bring plenty of high-level play-ing experience and an International flavor to ourprogram. He was a star performer as a prep playerin Georgia and will be a great fit in our system.He can attack the basket off the bounce, handlesit well, has a nice jump shot, shoots the 3, anduses his athleticism to chase rebounds and be atenacious defender.”

Charles “Tre” Bennett III, a 5-10 point guardfrom Houston, spent two years at Milby HighSchool before joining the storied program atYates for his senior season. During his one yearat Yates, he had one of the best performances inthe state, scoring 46 points with eight rebounds,nine assists and eight steals … in one game. Hewas a three-year all-district performer, averaging20 points, eight assists, four rebounds and foursteals his senior season. He also spent one seasonat Charis Prep in North Carolina and was part ofa national championship team for the 2011-12season.

“He is a very versatile point guard who canact as a floor general and create scoring opportu-nities for his teammates or finish himself,” saidMadison. “He handles it well, can attack the rim,

shoot a pull-up, or knock down the open 3. I re-ally like the defensive intensity and toughness hewill bring to the floor every night.”

Jamal Shabazz is a 6-6 forward fromPflugerville High School and has the opportunityto be a real impact player as a freshman Seahawk,according to Madison. “He has the potential tobe a go-to-guy as a freshman. He is a multi-di-mensional wing scorer who can attack the rim,has good range on his jumper, chases rebounds,and has triple-double ability,” Madison said.

Shabazz was selected as all-district twice,all-state and was an honor student atPflugerville. He played for the Texas Thunderand the Austin ATX AAU programs, playing inseveral high-profile tournaments across the na-tion. MaxPreps had him ranked as the ninth bestsmall forward in the state and 51st in the nation.

Evan Sims comes to Lamar State as a trans-fer from Eastern Oklahoma State where he av-eraged four points and four rebounds as a truefreshman. He was an all-district performer, av-eraging nearly a double-double during his seniorseason at Cypress Springs High School in Hous-ton. At 6-8, he has the ability to play the powerforward or center positions.

“Evan is a solid athlete and is a high-motorguy in the post. He is a great rebounder, canscore in the paint, has good range on his jumper,and handles the ball well,” Madison said. “He ismulti-dimensional, can be a scorer on the sec-ondary cut after setting a ball screen, runs thefloor well, and can finish with power. Evan hasgood footwork and great hands, which are thetwo key ingredients to being a successful offen-sive player in the post.”

Evan White hails from San Antonio wherehe graduated from East Central High School. A6-3 shooting guard, he was the first player tocommit to Lamar State this recruiting season.

He was a standout player at East Central,averaging 16 points, five rebounds, two assists,two steals and two blocks his senior season. Heearned multiple all-district accolades, finishedninth in San Antonio in scoring his senior sea-son, was MVP of the San Antonio ISD (LargeDivision) Tournament, and led his team to theClass 5A playoffs each of his three varsity sea-sons.

“Evan brings the work ethic and determina-tion we like to see in our incoming student-ath-letes,” Madison said. “He is a good athlete,handles the ball well, and is a very good 3-pointshooter. Evan works hard to get open, has a

2012-13 Region XIVPreseason Coach Poll

NORTH ZONE1, Navarro (12) 95

2, Paris 68

3, Trinity Valley (1) 67

4, Tyler (1) 60

5, Kilgore 57

6, Panola 30

7, Bossier Parish 15

SOUTH ZONE1, San Jacinto (6) 83

2, Blinn (2) 70

3, Jacksonville (4) 67

4, Lee (2) 63

5, Angelina 45

6, Lamar State-Port Arthur 437, Coastal Bend 21

(First-place votes)

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2011-12 Season in Review

good basketball IQ, and will be a deep threat forthe Seahawks.”

Kieran Woods is transferring from IndianHills Community College for his sophomore sea-son. He was a standout at Crane High School inChicago where he led his team to a top 10 finishin the city with a 22-4 record. He won numerousall-conference and all-city accolades and in onegame, scored 21 straight points against 19-rankedOrr to finish with 34 points and help lead Craneto a one-point victory.

Woods was a participant in the exclusiveUnited Hoops Classic and CPLBCA Luther Bed-ford All-Star Games after his senior season. Max-Preps had him ranked as the No. 31 prospect inIllinois and in the top 600 nationally as a senior.

“Kieran is a super-athletic guard who can at-tack the rim off the bounce, create for his team-mates, and score the ball both at the rim and onthe perimeter,” Madison said. “He can defend, re-bound, and is a great leader with experience play-ing in the NJCAA National Tournament lastyear.”

According to Coach Madison, freshman Ko-rbin McClain is a versatile, hard-nosed, all-around basketball player who has been labeled asa “warrior” by several scouting services.

McClain was a three-year letter winner atMarshall High School (of Hoop Dreams fame),and led them to a deep state playoff run duringhis senior season. He scored 30 points andgrabbed 15 rebounds against national-power No.17-ranked Whitney Young (Chicago, IL) in thePublic League Tournament.

Korbin averaged 14 points, 10 rebounds, 3

assists, and 2 steals a game last season, earninghim a spot on the Chicago Sun Times All-CityCity 3rd Team (top 15). He earned 1st Team RedWest All-Conference honors, was selected to par-ticipate in several All-Star games, and was la-beled as a top Chicago prospect by multiplerecruiting services. He was the MVP of his divi-sion in the 5 Star Camp last summer, and earnedinterest from several DI programs.

“He is a solid, hard-nosed, fearless winner,”said Coach Madison. “I love players like Korbin.He has a nose for the ball, wins loose-ball pos-sessions, finds ways to help the team win, stealseasy baskets, has enough toughness to loan ateam-mate some, and can play multiple positionson both ends of the floor.”

The Seahawks will open their season onNov. 3 at the Carl Parker Center when they takeon Lone Star College-Kingwood at 4 p.m.

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Seahawks win first-ever regular-season championshipAt the start of the 2011-2012 men’s basketball

season at Lamar State College-Port Arthur, therewere plenty more questions than answers.

But as the season unfolded, a group of individ-ual stars melded into a core team that led the col-lege to yet another championship banner, earningthe NJCAA Region 14 regular season champi-onship for the first time in school history.

The Seahawks provided a constant flair for thedramatic, winning several of their late-seasongames by a point here and a point there. As the finalgame of the regular season arrived, a tilt againstTyler College, the Hawks found their backs to thewall as they sought another championship ring.

Beating the Apaches in Tyler with a champi-onship on the line was a daunting task and the dif-ficulty of that effort was seen in a 14-point deficitin the first half of that game. Even as the game woreon into the second half, Lamar State struggled,trailing by double-figures late.

But, as was the trend throughout the season,the Hawks managed an 11-0 run to retake the leadand held on for a 70-66 win and a share of the Re-gion 14 championship with Paris College.

“To win back-to-back championships and todo that here in Tyler is really magical,” Cross said.“To win the tournament last year was a huge thingfor the program and the college. Winning the reg-ular season championship is really more difficultbecause you have to play a 19-game schedule. It’slike they say, the cream rises to the top and we’reat the top this season.”

The Hawks reached the Region 14 tournamentas the No. 2 seed, which put them face-to-face withTyler again, on the Apaches’ home court again, andLamar State battled to make sure the outcomewould be the same.

In an emotional game in front of a predomi-nantly Tyler fan base, the Hawks and Apaches bat-tled even until right at the end when Lamar Stateedged out and won the game 62-58.

The Seahawks moved on to meet Navarro inthe semifinals as they attempted to repeat as the Re-gion 14 representative to the NJCAA NationalTournament in Hutchinson, Kan.

While the Hawks had all the talent in theworld, the luck they relied on to a great degree thisseason finally ran out. Navarro was a team LamarState had beaten at the buzzer earlier in the season.This time, Navarro would not be denied, buildingas much as a 22-point lead early in the game andwalking away with a 78-65 victory.

The Hawks’ season was through but as is usual

with championship teams, the post-season acco-lades were piled on as proof positive that LamarState’s championship run was as much an individ-ual effort as it was a team collaboration.

Sophomores Elijah Pittman and Brandon Pe-ters earned second team all-region honors, whilealso earning third team South Zone all conferencenods. Freshman Shondel Stewart was named hon-orable mention all conference South Zone.

Elijah Pittman Brandon Peters

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2012-13 TV/Radio Roster

Josh CormierFreshman, G

Evan WhiteFreshman, G

Tre BennettFreshman, G

DC StallworthFreshman, G/F

Kieran WoodsSophomore, G

Tyron AllenFreshman, G

Garth BrownFreshman, G

Korbin McClainFreshman, G

Anthony AllenFreshman, C

Ivan JelencicFreshman, F/C

Evan SimsSophomore, F/C

Jamal ShabazzFreshman, G/F

Travis WildgooseFreshman, F

Head CoachLance Madison

Assistant CoachChad Kish

Assistant CoachAnthony Anderson Jr.

Student ManagerJavon Brown

Student ManagerJohn Hopkins

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2012-13 Roster

# Name Class Position Height School3 Josh Cormier FR Guard 5-8 Memorial (Port Arthur)12 Evan White FR Guard 6-3 East Central (San Antonio)15 Charles “Tre” Bennett III FR Guard 5-10 Yates (Houston)20 Darius “D.C.” Stallworth FR Guard/Forward 6-4 Silsbee (Silsbee)21 Kieran Woods SO Guard 6-3 Crane (Chicago, Ill.)23 Tyrone Allen FR Guard 6-2 Rich South (Matteson, Ill)25 Garth Brown FR Guard 6-3 Tabernacle Baptist (Freeport, Bahamas)31 Korbin McClain FR Guard 6-3 Marshall (Chicago, Ill)32 Anthony Allen FR Center 7-1 Bassick (Bridgeport, Conn.)33 Ivan Jelencic FR Forward/Center 6-7 Traffic-Technical (Šibenik, Croatia)34 Evan Sims SO Forward/Center 6-8 Cypress Springs (Houston)42 Jamal Shabazz FR Guard/Forward 6-6 Pflugerville (Pflugerville)44 Travis Wildgoose FR Forward 6-5 Tabernacle Baptist (Freeport, Bahamas)

Numeric Roster

# Name Class Position Height School32 Anthony Allen FR Center 7-1 Bassick (Bridgeport, Conn.)23 Tyrone Allen FR Guard 6-2 Rich South (Matteson, Ill)15 Charles “Tre” Bennett III FR Guard 5-10 Yates (Houston)25 Garth Brown FR Guard 6-3 Tabernacle Baptist (Freeport, Bahamas)3 Josh Cormier FR Guard 5-8 Memorial (Port Arthur)33 Ivan Jelencic FR Forward/Center 6-7 Traffic-Technical (Šibenik, Croatia)31 Korbin McClain FR Guard 6-3 Marshall (Chicago, Ill)42 Jamal Shabazz FR Guard/Forward 6-6 Pflugerville (Pflugerville)34 Evan Sims SO Forward/Center 6-8 Cypress Springs (Houston)20 Darius “D.C.” Stallworth FR Guard/Forward 6-4 Silsbee (Silsbee)12 Evan White FR Guard 6-3 East Central (San Antonio)44 Travis Wildgoose FR Forward 6-5 Tabernacle Baptist (Freeport, Bahamas)21 Kieran Woods SO Guard 6-3 Crane (Chicago, Ill.)

Alphabetical Roster

Head Coach Lance Madison

Assistant Coach Chad Kish Assistant Coach Anthony Anderson Jr.

Student Assistant Javon Brown

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‘High SchoolKieran was a standout at Crane High School in Chicago where he led

his team to a top 10 finish in the city with a 22-4 record. He won numer-ous all-conference and all-city accolades and in one game, scored 21straight points against 19-ranked Orr to finish with 34 points and helplead Crane to a one-point victory.

Woods was a participant in the exclusive United Hoops Classic andCPLBCA Luther Bedford All-Star Games after his senior season. Max-Preps had him ranked as the No. 31 prospect in Illinois and in the top 600nationally as a senior.

Personal-- Kieran is the son of Regina Woods. He has three brothers (Tremel,

Duard and Patrick) and a sister (Lyala).-- His favorite movie? “Harry Potter” Also loves to vacation in New

York. His favorite sports team? The Seahawks.

CollegeA transfer from Indian Hills Community College, he played 34 games for the Warriors this past season. He averaged 5.6 points

a game and hit 58 percent from the free throw line. During his one season with the Warriors, he collected 49 rebounds, 26 stealsand 77 assists.

‘“Kieran is a super-athletic guard who can attack the rim offthe bounce, create for his teammates, and score the ball both

at the rim and on the perimeter. He can defend, rebound, and is a great leader with experience playing in

the NJCAA National Tournament last year”

Coach Lance Madison, LSC-PA Head Coach

21 • Kieran Woods6-foot-3, Guard

Crane HS, Chicago, Ill. ~ Indian Hills CC


Sophomore Profile

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‘High School

Evan was an all-district performer, averaging nearly a double-double

during his senior season at Cypress Springs High School in Houston.

Personal

-- His nickname is “Big E.”

-- The son of Robert and Jennifer Sims, he has one sister, Chelsea.

-- Some of his favorites? He likes the movie “The Wash”, cheeseburg-

ers, the NBA’s Clippers and vacationing in Florida.

CollegeEvan comes to Lamar State as a transfer from Eastern Oklahoma State where he averaged four points and four rebounds as a

true freshman.

‘“Evan is a solid athlete and is a high-motor guy in the post. Heis a great rebounder, can score in the paint, has good range onhis jumper, and handles the ball well. He is multi-dimensional,can be a scorer on the secondary cut after setting a ball screen,runs the floor well, and can finish with power. Evan has goodfootwork and great hands, which are the two key ingredients to

being a successful offensive player in the post.”

Coach Lance Madison, LSC-PA Head Coach

34 • Evan Sims6-foot-8, Foward/Center

Cypress Springs HS, Houston ~ Eastern Okla. St.


Sophomore Profile

Evan Sims (22) during hisfreshman season with

Eastern Oklahoma State.

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Freshman Profiles

3 • Josh Cormier5-foot-8, Guard ~ Memorial HS, Port Arthur, TX

High SchoolDuring his senior season at Memorial High School, Cormier averaged 12 points, eight assists, four re-

bounds and three steals. He was the MVP of the annual James Gamble Tournament and was listed as a Top30 Prospect by several sources after his AAU basketball performances with the Port Arthur Heat.

Personal-- Josh is the son of Joseph and Patrice Cormier. He has a brother, Jacory, and a sister, Paige.-- Majoring in Process Technology.-- Favorite movie is “Love and Basketball”-- Considers his best athletic moment to be his 30-point game at Memorial High School.

12 • Evan White6-foot-3, Guard ~ East Central HS, San Antonio, TX

High SchoolA standout player at East Central, he averaged 16 points, five rebounds, two assists, two steals and two

blocks his senior season. He earned multiple all-district accolades, finished ninth in San Antonio in scoringhis senior season, was MVP of the San Antonio ISD (Large Division) Tournament, and led his team to theClass 5A playoffs each of his three varsity seasons.

Personal-- Evan was the first player to commit to Lamar State during Coach Madison’s first recruiting season.-- He is the son of Everette and Raye Lynn White. Has one brother, Ethan.-- Majoring in Mathematics with the goal of teaching math and coaching basketball.-- Considers his greatest athletic accomplishment so far scoring 26 points during his senior year and

earning player of the week in San Antonio.-- His favorite sports team is the San Antonio Spurs. Favorite movie? “Love and Basketball”

15 • Charles ‘Tre’ Bennett III5-foot-10, Guard ~ Yates HS, Houston, TX

High SchoolSpent two years at Milby High School before joining the storied program at Yates for his senior season.

During his one year at Yates, he had one of the best performances in the state, scoring 46 points with eightrebounds, nine assists and eight steals … in one game. He was a three-year all-district performer, averaging20 points, eight assists, four rebounds and four steals his senior season. He also spent one season at CharisPrep in North Carolina and was part of a national championship team for the 2011-12 season.

Personal--The son of Charles Bennett Jr. and Renetta. Has two brothers, Deonte and Zed.-- Majoring in Business with the goal of becoming a successful business owner.-- His nickname is “Tre” ... “because I’m the third.”-- His best athletic moment was hitting a game-winning shot in a tournament semifinals game in HS.-- Favorite movie is “Remember the Titans.” His favorite food is chicken.

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Freshman Profiles

20 • Darius ‘D.C.’ Stallworth6-foot-4, Guard/Forward ~ Silsbee HS, Silsbee, TX

High SchoolStallworth was a four-year starter at Silsbee, where he earned all-district, all-region and all-state honors.

He averaged 20 points, 12 rebounds, six assists, three steals and two blocks a game during his senior sea-son. Helped lead the Tigers to state twice.

Before Lamar StateStallworth spent a semester as a red-shirt at Cedar Valley College in Lancaster, Texas.

Personal-- The son of Leon Wilson and Sheila Jackson, D.C. has a brother, Zayon.-- His full name is Darius Cedric Stallworth ... hence “D.C.”-- Majoring in Kinesiology-- “I love my mom to death and I wouldn’t know what to do without her.”

23 • Ty Allen6-foot-2, Guard ~ Rich South HS, Matteson, Ill.

High SchoolA regular MVP candidate during his prep career, Allen helped lead his team to a regional championship.

His senior season, Ty’s team lost the section title game to the team that eventually won state. Earned a spoton the Southland Athletic Conference team his senior season after leading his team to a 23-8 record.

Personal-- Parents are Tyrone and Annette Allen. He has one sister, Taylor.-- Considers his greatest athletic moment his 30-point performance in the regional championship game

his senior season at Rich South HS.-- Sat out last season before earning a spot on Coach Madison’s Seahawks squad.-- Something you might not know about Ty? He loves shoes.-- “Martin” and “Fresh Prince” are his favorite television shows. Favorite place to vacation? Florida.

25 • Garth Brown6-foot-3, Guard ~ Tabernacle Baptist HS, Freeport, Bahamas

High SchoolLeft Tabernacle Baptist Christian Academy to attend as an international student at Athens Christian in At-

lanta where he was named Northeast Georgia Player of the Year in his one season playing basketball in theU.S. He averaged 27 points and 9.2 rebounds a game and was named to the 8A All-Region and GeorgiaSportswriters All-State teams.

Personal-- Garth is the son of Garth and Maria Brown. He has one brother, Neko, and three sisters, Nika, Desha,

and Nisha.-- Majoring in Computer Programming.-- His favorite television show is “Burn Notice.” Favorite food? Pizza.-- Nicknamed “GJ” by his parents.

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Freshman Profiles

31 • Korbin McClain6-foot-3, Guard ~ Marshall HS, Chicago, Ill.

High SchoolA three-year letter-winner at Marshall HS in Chicago, Korbin was labeled as a “warrior” by several scout-

ing services. During his senior season, led them to a deep state playoff run. He scored 30 points and grabbed15 rebounds against national-power No. 17-ranked Whitney Young (Chicago, Ill.) in the Public League Tour-nament. Korbin averaged 14 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals a game last season, earning him aspot on the Chicago Sun Times All-City City 3rd Team (top 15). He earned First Team Red West All-Con-ference honors, was selected to participate in several All-Star games.

Personal-- The son of Warren and Regina McClain. He has five brothers (Kasey, Kris, Charleston, Warren Jr. and

Kamron), and two sisters (Shametti and Sharita).-- Majoring in Engineering. -- Favorite food? Pizza. Favorite movie? “Kevin Hart”

32 • Anthony Allen7-foot-1, Center ~ Bassick HS, Bridgeport, Conn.

High SchoolHe led Bassick High School to two state championships in 2008 and 2010. Signed by the University of

Ohio out of high school.

Before Lamar StateRed-shirted at the College of Southern Idaho before transferring to Lamar State this season.

Personal-- The son of Anthony Allen and Sheryl Johnson. He has six siblings: brothers Thurany and Theadore;

sisters Triquenya, Tanisha, Trisha and Tania.-- The first 7-footer to play for Lamar State College-Port Arthur.-- His hometown is Kingston, Jamaica.-- He is majoring in Liberal Arts.

33 • Ivan Jelencic6-foot-7, Forward/Center ~ Traffic-Tech HS, Šibenik, Croatia

High SchoolGraduated from Traffic-Technical High School in Croatia. He comes to Port Arthur after a solid showing

for the under-17 Croatian National Team and the GKK Šibenik Basketball Club.

Personal--Though he says he will “answer to anything,” his first name is pronounced “ee-von”.-- His parents are Mirko and Nensi. He has one sister, Ivana.-- His teammates have nicknamed him “John-John”-- His favorite musical artist? Elvis. Favorite food? Hamburgers.-- Ivan is right at home near the water ... Šibenik, Croatia is located on the Adriatic Sea.

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Freshman Profiles

42 • Jamal Shabazz6-foot-6, Guard/Forward ~ Pflugerville HS, Pflugerville, TX

High SchoolShabazz was selected as all-district twice, all-state and was an honor student at Pflugerville. He played

for the Texas Thunder and the Austin ATX AAU programs, playing in several high-profile tournamentsacross the nation. Sports website MaxPreps had him ranked as the ninth best small forward in the state and51st in the nation.

Personal-- The son of Abdul Shabazz and Cheryl Hill, Jamal has one brother, Tyrell Hill.-- Majoring in Business.-- Considers his greatest athletic moment playing in the Texas University Interscholastic League state

basketball tournament while at Pfulgerville.-- Something most people don’t know about Jamal? He skipped a grade in high school.-- His favorite food is crawfish. Favorite movie? “Paid in Full”

44 • Travis Wildgoose6-foot-5, Forward ~ Tabernacle Baptist HS, Freeport, Bahamas

High SchoolWildgoose led his team in the Bahamas to the GBSSAA Championship in 2011, scoring 17 points in the

title game.

Personal-- Showed his ultra-athleticism by winning the Arby’s Classic Slam Dunk Classic (Bristol, TN) while

dunking with a football helmet and shoulder-pads in the finals.

-- Parents are Rudy Wildgoose and Lisa Pinder. Has four sisters, Aniska, Patrice, Tanya and Rudy-ann.

-- His nickname? “Goose”

-- Considers his best athletic moment ... “Signing with the Seahawks.”

-- His favorite class at LSC-PA is “Non-Traditional Sports and Games.”

Athletics Trainer Cheryl Beck

Cheryl Beck serves as the athletics trainer for Lamar State College-Port Arthur, serv-ing members of the men’s basketball, women’s softball and dance teams.

Cheryl graduated from Baylor University in 2009 with a Bachelors of Science in Ed-ucation with an emphasis in Athletic Training.

She graduated from Lamar University in 2011 with a Master’s of Science in Kinesi-ology. This is her second year as Athletic Trainer here at Lamar State.

Cheryl is originally from Pasadena,Texas, and graduated from Pasadena High School.She is married to married to Joshua Beck.

The Seahawks are entering their ninthyear since the official unveiling of the col-lege’s new mascot and school colors on July27, 2004. The school mascot and color wereselected to reflect the college’s physical lo-cation and its history

The mascot and colors were selected bya committee of Lamar-Port Arthur students,staff, faculty and administrators that metseveral times during 2004.

The need for a mascot arose when TheTexas State University System Board of Re-gents approved women’s softball and men’sbasketball programs at Lamar-Port Arthur tobegin at the start of the fall semester in 2004.

Dr. Sam Monroe, president of Lamar-Port Arthur, joined LSC-PA Athletic Direc-tor Bill Worsham, basketball coach DonBryson, softball coach Vance Edwards andTexas State University System regent KentAdams to unveil the new school mascot, col-ors and sports logo during a public event inthe Carl Parker Center at the college.

The Seahawks name has a historicalconnection to Port Arthur, Monroe said. Port

Arthur was the home of the Sea-hawks professional baseball teamduring the early 1950s. The Sea-hawks played in the Gulf CoastLeague and won the league champi-onship in 1952..

The college’s athletic teams willwear uniforms featuring the new school col-ors – navy blue and columbia blue.

Mike Rhodes of Mike Rhodes Design inVidor created the new sports logo in addi-tion to changing the color of the official col-lege logo to the new school colors. Thesports logo features a seahawk with itswings extended flying over a graphic “Sea-hawks.”

“Arthur,” as the mascot is now known,came to life in 2010 when a new custom-made costume was purchased.

The mascot is part of the Sea-hawks Dance Team and performs at homebasketball games, pep rallies and other col-lege-related events, including area highschool homecoming parades.

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Seahawks Dance Team

The history of Arthur and the Seahawks

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Captain Deniqua GageDeniqua Gage is a 2012 graduate of Port

Arthur Memorial High School. A freshman, Gage is the daughter of

David and Wanda Berry. She is a criminal jus-tice major at Lamar State and hopes to pursuea career as a detective.

Co-Captain Shadava BerryShadava Berry is a 2012 graduate of Port

Arthur Memorial High School.Berry, who is a freshman at Lamar State,

is the daughter of Lucretia Foreman. She is anursing major with the goal of becoming aregistered nurse.

Marisa Sevilla, freshmanPort Arthur Memorial HS

Gaylin Trahan, freshmanJohnson Bayou HS

Ashley Scalise, freshmanPort Neches-Groves HS

Kianna Ambrose, freshmanPort Arthur Memorial HS

Carlton James, freshmanPort Arthur Memorial HS

Leah Randle, soph.Port Arthur Memorial HS

Livier Reyna, freshmanPort Arthur Memorial HS

Isamar Sevilla, freshmanPort Arthur Memorial HS

Erika Banda, soph.Port Arthur Memorial HS

Daniel Rojas, freshmanPort Arthur Memorial HS

Juan Rodriguez, soph.Port Arthur Memorial HS

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All-Time Records

TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDS*Total points: ......................................................2,492 points 2009-10 (30 games, 83.1 ppg)

2,492 points 2010-11 (30 games, 83.1 ppg)2,319 points 2011-12 (30 games, 77.3 ppg)

1,475 points 2005-06 (**24 games, 61.5 ppg)Fewest points allowed: ..........................................1,256 points 2004 (*15 games, 83.7 ppg)

1,878 points 2005-06 (**24 games, 78.3 ppg)Highest winning score:............................................................................................129 points,

129-79 win vs. Victoria College at home (Nov. 9, 2009)Highest victory margin: ..............................................................................................68 points

125-57 win vs. Lone Star College-Cy Fair at home (Nov. 1, 2011)*Longest win streak: ........................................................8 games (2009-10), tied in 2010-11*Longest home win streak: ........................................................................7 games (2011-12)*Longest road win streak: ..........................................................................3 games (2011-12)*Best season start:..............................................................................................8-0 (2009-10)

tied in 2010-11*Best regular season record: ..................................................................22-7, .759 (2011-12)

21-9, .700 (2010-11)20-10, .667 (2009-10)

*Best overall record: ................................................................................23-8, .742 (2011-12)26-11, .702 (2010-11)20-11,.645 (2009-10)

*Best season offensive average:..........................83.1 points per game (2009-10, 30 games)tied in 2010-11 (30 games)

77.3 points per game (2-11-12, 30 games)61.5 points per game (2005-06, **24 games)

*Best season defensive average:..........................68.5 points per game (2-11-12, 32 games)71.6 points per game (2010-11, 30 games)

78.3 points per game (2005-06, **24 games)Best free throw percentage: ............................................62 percent (276 of 445 in 2005-06)

Tied in 2011-12, 454 of 727

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS*Regular Season Scoring525 points (29 games, 18.1 ppg)..........................................................Elijah Pittman 2011-12458 points (30 games, 15.27 ppg) ....................................................Roman Vaughn 2010-11456 points (26 games, 17.5 ppg) ......................................................Adrian Fontenot 2008-09Conference Scoring310 points (19 games, 16.3 ppg) ......................................................Adrian Fontenot 2008-09Rebounding325 rebounds (29 games, 11.2 rpg) ..................................................Ahyaro Phillips 2009-10253 rebounds (26 games, 9.73 rpg) ....................................................Kevin Charles 2006-07Conference Rebounding189 rebounds (18 games, 10.5 rpg) ..................................................Ahyaro Phillips 2009-10149 rebounds (17 games, 8.76 rpg) ................................................Adrian Fontenot 2008-09Double-Digit games22 games (28 game season) ............................................................Adrian Fontenot 2008-09High-Point games14 games (27 game season, 52%) ..............................................Jared Westbrooks 2006-07Per-game scoring average18.1 points (29 games, 525 points) ......................................................Elijah Pittman 2011-1217.5 points (26 games, 456 points) ..................................................Adrian Fontenot 2008-09Double-Double games20 games (29 game season)..............................................................Ahyaro Phillips 2009-1013 games (26 game season) ............................................................Adrian Fontenot 2008-09

Triple-Double games1 game................................................................................................Ahyaro Phillips 2009-10

David Laury 2010-11

Brandon Peters 2011-12

Free throw percentage85 percent ....................................................................................George Williamson 2007-07

*Steals

95 steals (29 games, 2.76 spg)..............................................................Dion Waiters 2010-11

88 steal (30 games, 2.93 spg) ..........................................................Brandon Peters 2011-12

80 steals (17 games, 8.8 spg) ..............................................................Dion Waiters 2009-10

55 steals (27 games, 2.0 spg)..............................................................Elridge Moore 2011-12

*Assists225 assists ..............................................................................................Vonn Jones 2010-11

185 assists ..............................................................................................Vonn Jones 2009-10

146 assists ............................................................................................Jayon James 2011-12

108 assists........................................................................................Derrick Dawkins 2011-12

Blocked Shots103 blocked shots ..............................................................................Ahyaro Phillips 2009-10

17 blocked shots ................................................................................Jacoby Joseph 2008-09

INDIVIDUAL TWO-YEAR CAREER RECORDS

(Regular Season and Playoffs)

Scoring864 points (56 games, 14.1 ppg) ....................................Keenen Coleman 2009-10, 2010-11

732 points (56 games, 13.1 ppg) ..................................George Williamson 2007-09, 2008-09

Rebounding342 rebounds (59 games, 5.8 rpg) ..........................................Gordon Ball 2009-10, 2010-11

238 rebounds (54 games, 4.4 rpg)..........................................Cody Guidry 2006-07, 2007-08

Assists410 assists (60 games, 6.83 apg) ............................................Vonn Jones 2009-10, 2010-11

Steals175 steals (46 games, 3.8 spg) ..............................................Dion Waiters 2009-10, 2010-11

Double-Figure games42 in 56 games (75%) ..................................................George Williamson 2008-09, 2008-09

High point games17 in 39 games (45%)....................................................Jermaine Conyers 2004-05, 2005-06

Double-Double games8 games ..................................................................................Cody Guidry 2006-07, 2007-08

SINGLE GAME RECORDS

Scoring39 ..................................................Brandon Peters vs. Raleigh Prep Academy (Nov. 4, 2011)

36 ............................................................Keenen Coleman vs. Blinn College (Feb. 23, 2011)

34 ........................................George Williamson vs. Mountain View College (Feb. 23, 2008)

Rebounding20 ..........................................Ahyaro Phillips vs. Lone Star College-Tomball (Nov. 11, 2009)

20 ............................................................Jayon James vs. NW Florida State (Nov. 26, 2011)

17 ..........................................................Kevin Charles vs. Angelina College (Nov. 11, 2006)

17 ............................................................Ahyaro Phillips vs. Victoria College (Nov. 9, 2009)

Blocked shots12 ..........................................Ahyaro Phillips vs. Lone Star College-Tomball (Nov. 11, 2009)

Assists14 ..............................................................Vonn Jones vs. New Horizon Prep (Dec. 14, 2010

13 ..................................................................Vonn Jones vs. Victoria College (Nov. 9, 2009)

Three-pointers7 ......................................................................Noah Cole vs. Temple College (Nov. 8, 2007)

Double-double26 points, 17 rebounds............................Kevin Charles vs. Angelina College (Nov. 11, 2006)

Triple-double19 pts, 13 reb, 11 ast ..............................David Laury vs. New Horizon Prep (Dec. 14, 2010)

SEASON MVP

2004-05 ......................................................................................................Jermaine Conyers

2005-06 ......................................................................................................Jermaine Conyers

2006-07 ..............................................................................Kevin Charles, Jared Westbrooks

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All-Time Records

2007-08 ................................................................Sam Stelly, George Williamson, Noah Cole

2008-09......................................................................................................George Williamson

2009-10 ................................................................Kavon Rose, Ahyaro Phillips, Dion Waiters

ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS

Kevin Charles ................................................................2nd team All-Metro Conference 2007

Jared Westbrooks..........................................................2nd team All-Metro Conference 2007

Noah Cole ......................................................All-Metro Conference Honorable Mention 2007

3rd team All-Metro Conference 2008

Cody Guidry ..................................................All-Metro Conference Honorable Mention 2008

Sam Stelly......................................................................2nd team All-Metro Conference 2008

George Williamson ........................................................3rd team All-Metro Conference 2008

Jason Williamson ..........................................All-Metro Conference Honorable Mention 2008

Adrian Fontenot ........................................................All-Region XIV Honorable Mention 2009

Ahyaro Phillips..........................................................................2nd team All-Region XIV 2010

2nd team All-Region XIV Conference 2010

Kavon Rose ..........................................................3rd team All-Region XIV Conference 2010

Vonn Jones ..........................................All-Region XIV Conference Honorable Mention 2010

Region XIV Tournament MVP 2011

3rd team All-Region XIV Conference 2011

Keenen Coleman ..................................................3rd team All-Region XIV Conference 2011

Roman Vaughn ..........................................................All-Region XIV Tournament Team 2011

Elijah Pittman ....................................3rd team All-Region XIV Conference South Zone 2012

2nd team All-Region XIV 2012

Brandon Peters ..................................3rd team All-Region XIV Conference South Zone 2012

2nd team All-Region XIV 2012

Shondel Stewart ........................................HM All-Region XIV Conference South Zone 2012

OTHER HONORS

Jason Campbell ..........................................John C. Huval Academic Excellence Award 2005

Summa Cum Laude graduate 2006 (summer)

Jermaine Conyers ....................................North Port Arthur Rotary Club Award 2006 (spring)

Cum Laude graduate 2005 (fall)

Cum Laude graduate 2006 (spring)

Adrian Fontenot ..........................................Region XIV Player of the Week Jan. 12-17, 2009

Region XIV Player of the Week Feb. 16-21, 2009

Gordon Ball ................................................Region XIV Player of the Week Feb. 22-27, 2010

Roman Vaughn ................................................NJCAA D-I Player of the Week Feb. 24, 2011

SEASON INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL RANKINGS

2007-08George Williamson ..........................................9th in free throw accuracy (84.62 %, 55 of 65)

Sam Stelly ..................................................46th in field goal accuracy (54.65 %, 141 of 248)

Noah Cole ..................................................49th in three-point accuracy (38.06 %, 59 of 155)

2008-09George Williamson ......................................48th in three-point accuracy (43.1 %, 50 of 116)

Adrian Fontenot........................................................................49th in rebounding (8.654 rpg)

2009-10 Ahyaro Phillips........................................................................11th in rebounding (11.276 rpg)

11th blocked shots (3.552 bpg)

Vonn Jones ....................................................................................12th in assists (6.167 apg)

2010-11 Vonn Jones ......................................................................................3rd in assists (7.808 apg)

43rd in steals (2.269 spg)Dion Waiters ......................................................................................11th in steals (3.16 spg)2011-12Brandon Peters ..................................................................................7th in steals (3.231 spg)Elijah Pittman ....................................................................32nd in blocked shots (1.960 bpg)

SEASON TEAM NATIONAL RANKINGS2007-08............................................................13th in team three-point field goal percentage

22nd in team field goal percentage28th in team offensive average

44th in team defensive average2008-09 ..........................................................47th in team free-throw percentage (67.39 %)2009-10 ............................................................22nd in team offensive average (82.833 ppg)

SEASON REGION XIV CONFERENCE RANKINGS2008-09Adrian Fontenot ............................................................................3rd in rebounding (8.9 rpg)

5th in scoring (17.5 ppg)Jemel Douriso ......................................................................................13th in steals (1.9 spg)

30th in scoring (11.5 ppg)George Williamson ..............................................................6th in 3-point field goals (42.2 %)

33rd in scoring (11.1 ppg)2009-10Dion Waiters ................................................................1st in steals (80 in 17 games, 4.7 spg)Ahyaro Phillips ............................................................................2nd in rebounding (11.2 rpg)

2nd in blocked shots (3.6 bpg)7th in field goal accuracy (58.2 %)

29th in scoring (11.3 ppg)Vonn Jones..........................................................................................2nd in assists (6.2 apg)

5th in steals (2.4 spg)10th in 3-point accuracy (38.8 %)

10th in field goal accuracy (38.6 %)32nd in scoring (10.6 ppg)

Nick Walters ......................................................................2nd in three-point accuracy (45 %)Keenen Coleman ............................................................8th in three-point accuracy (38.8 %)

25th in scoring (12.2 ppg)Roman Vaughn ..................................................................8th in field goal accuracy (55.6 %)Demetrius Ford ..................................................................................16th in assists (3.1 apg)Kavon Rose ................................................................11th in free-throw percentage (73.8 %)

21st in scoring (13.5 ppg)21st in assists (2.7 apg)

2010-11Dion Waiters ..........................................................................................1st in steals (3.3 spg)Vonn Jones..........................................................................................2nd in assists (7.8 apg)

7th in steals (2.3 spg)12th in free throw percentage (51 of 70 for 72.9 %)

18th in scoring (12.3 ppg)Keenen Coleman ..............................................................................6th in scoring (15.5 ppg)Roman Vaughn ..................................................................................7th in scoring (15.3 ppg)

10th in free throw percentage (57 of 78 for 73.1 %)Gordon Ball ..................................................................................11th in rebounding (7.0 rpg)2011-12Elijah Pittman ............................................................................1st in blocked shots (1.9 bpg)

3rd in scoring (18.1 ppg)8th in Field Goal Percentage (194 of 346 for 56.1%)

18th in 3-point Percentage (24-70, 34.3%)Brandon Peters ......................................................................................1st in steals (2.9 spg)

8th in free throw percentage (73 of 97 for 75.3%)11th in scoring (14.7 ppg)

Shondel Stewart ..............................................................................15th in scoring (13.8 ppg)17th in field goal percentage (128 of 256 for 50.0%)

Lakeem Duncan ........................................................4th in 3-point Percentage (34-85, 40%)Darrian Provost........................................................6th in 3-point Percentage (29-76, 38.2%)Elridge Moore ........................................................................................3rd in steals (2.0 spg)

10th in field goal percentage (71 of 127 for 56.0%)Jayon James........................................................................................3rd in assists (4.9 apg)Derrick Dawkins ..................................................................................6th in assists (4.2 apg)

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Raleigh Prep Academy W 107-62 2-0Panhandle All-Stars W 92-65 3-0

Nov. 11-12 at Midland College ClassicHoward College W 95-61 4-0South Plains College L 81-68 4-1

Nov. 16 Lone Star College-Tomball W 88-76 5-1Nov. 18-19 LSC-PA Seahawks Invitational, Port Arthur

Baton Rouge CC W 87-66 6-1Texas Southern (JV) W 91-65 7-1

Nov. 22 at Lon Morris College* W 82-73 7-1, 1-0Nov. 25-26 at NW Florida CC Tournament, Niceville, Fla.

Chipola College L 78-57 7-2, 1-0NW Florida State L 75-67 7-3, 1-0

Nov. 30 San Jacinto-Central* W 74-73 8-3, 2-0Dec. 3 at Jacksonville* W 67-58 9-3, 3-0Dec. 5 at Baton Rouge CC W 70-61 10-3, 3-0Dec. 7 Lee College* W 92-75 11-3, 4-0Jan. 11 Angelina College* W 84-70 12-3, 5-0Jan. 14 at Blinn College* W 72-65 13-3, 6-0Jan. 21 Paris Junior College* L 66-57 13-4, 6-1Jan. 25 at Panola College* W 89-77 14-4, 7-1Jan. 28 Navarro College* W 64-63 15-5, 8-1Feb. 1 at Bossier Parish CC* W 75-63 16-5, 9-1Feb. 4 Trinity Valley CC* L 74-68 16-6, 9-2

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Seahawks Coaches’ CornerYear Season, Conf., PS Conference Coach LSC-PA, Conf., PS2004 0-15, N/A, N/A independent Don Bryson 0-15, N/A, N/A

2005-06 4-20, N/A, N/A independent Don Bryson 4-35, N/A, N/A

2006-07 6-23, 2-9, 1-1 D-III, Metro AC Don Bryson 11-59, 2-9, 1-1

2007-08 13-14, 6-5, 0-1 D-III, Metro AC Don Bryson 24-74, 8-13, 1-2

2008-09 9-19, 2-17, 0-0 D-I, Region XIV Jerre Cole 9-19, 2-17, 0-0

2009-10 20-11, 10-9, 0-1 D-I, Region XIV Matt Cross 20-11, 10-9, 0-1

2010-11 21-9, 10-9, 5-2 D-I, Region XIV *#Matt Cross 41-22, 20-18, 5-3

2011-12 23-9, 15-4, 1-1 D-1, Region XIV &Matt Cross 64-31, 35-22, 6-4*-Region XIV Tournament Championship

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SCOTT STREETDirector of [email protected]

ERIN PELTIERAthletic Business Manager/Parker Center [email protected]

CHERYL BECKHead Athletic [email protected]

JODI BROUSSARDFitness [email protected]

LANCE MADISONHead Basketball [email protected]

CHAD KISHAssistant Basketball [email protected]

ANTHONY ANDERSON JR.Assistant Basketball [email protected]

BROOKE ANCELETDance Line [email protected]

VANCE EDWARDSHead Softball [email protected]

MEGAN ROWEAssistant Softball [email protected]

CASEY GOODMANAssistant Softball [email protected]

GERRY L. DICKERTPublic Information [email protected]

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2012-2013 Seahawks ScheduleDATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIMENov. 3 Saturday Lone Star - Kingwood Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.Nov. 7 Wednesday Houston CC - Southwest Port Arthur, TX 7 p.m.Nov. 10 Saturday Lone Star - North Harris Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.Nov. 14 Wednesday Texas Southern University Port Arthur, TX 7 p.m.Nov. 17 Saturday Lone Star - Cy-Fair Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.Nov. 20 Tuesday *Tyler Junior College Port Arthur, TX 7 p.m.Nov. 24 Saturday Baton Rouge (LA) Baton Rouge, LA 2 p.m.Nov. 28 Wednesday *Trinity Valley CC Athens, TX 7:30 p.m.Dec. 1 Saturday *Panola College Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.Dec. 5 Wednesday *Paris College Paris, TX 7:30 p.m.Dec. 8 Saturday *Bossier Parrish CC (LA) Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.

NEW YEARS’ CLASSIC, CARL PARKER CENTER, PORT ARTHURDec. 31 Monday Mineral Area College (MO) vs. Seward County (KS) 4 p.m.

Lamar State-Port Arthur vs. Lone Star-Cy-Fair 6 p.m.Jan. 1 Tuesday Mineral Area College (MO) vs. Lone Star-Cy-Fair 2 p.m.

Lamar State-Port Arthur vs. Seward County (KS) 4 p.m.

Jan. 5 Saturday *Navarro College Corsicana, TX 4 p.m.Jan. 9 Wednesday *Kilgore College Port Arthur, TX 7 p.m.Jan. 12 Saturday Lone Star - Tomball Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.Jan. 16 Wednesday Houston CC - Northwest Port Arthur, TX 7 p.m.Jan. 19 Saturday *San Jacinto - Central Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.Jan. 23 Wednesday *Coastal Bend College Beeville, TX 6 p.m.Jan. 26 Saturday *Blinn College Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.Jan. 30 Wednesday *Lee College Baytown, TX 7 p.m.Feb. 2 Saturday *Jacksonville College Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.Feb. 6 Wednesday *Angelina College Lufkin, TX 7:30 p.m.Feb. 9 Saturday *San Jacinto - Central Pasadena, TX 4 p.m.Feb. 13 Wednesday Lone Star - Tomball Port Arthur, TX 7 p.m.Feb. 16 Saturday *Coastal Bend College Port Arthur, TX 2 p.m.Feb. 20 Wednesday *Blinn College Brenham, TX 7:30 p.m.Feb. 23 Saturday *Lee College Port Arthur, TX 4 p.m.Feb. 26 Tuesday *Jacksonville College Jacksonville, TX 7 p.m.March 2 Saturday *Angelina College Port Arthur, TX 6 p.m.March 5-9 Tue-Sat Region XIV Tournament Tyler, TX TBA

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