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TABLE OF CONTENTSVision Statement and District Board of Trustees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

2013 Men’s National Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Mid-Florida Conference Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Men’s Basketball Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Hall of Fame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

State Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Men’s Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

2014-2015 Men’s Game Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

College Square Apartments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Team Meal Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Patriot Basketball Scholarship Organization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Women’s Basketball Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Head Coach Tommy Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Women’s Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

2014-2015 Women’s Game Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

2014-2015 Basketball Fast Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Patriot History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

CF PATRIOTS

@CFPATS

COLLEGE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA ATHLETICS

www.CFPatriots.netCollege of Central Florida

3001 S.W. College RoadOcala, FL 34474

352-873-5800Fax: 352-291-4450

–an equal opportunity college–

CF PATRIOTS ATHLETICS STAFFDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Bob Zelinski

ATHLETIC COORDINATORKristina Bove

ATHLETIC TRAINERSteve Abbruzzi

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORRichard Burton

HEAD MEN’S BASKETBALL COACHTim Ryan

HEAD WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHTommy Jones

HEAD BASEBALL COACHMarty Smith

HEAD SOFTBALL COACHKevin Fagan

HEAD VOLLEYBALL COACHFlavia Siqueira

–an equal opportunity college–

VISION STATEMENTTo be the fi rst choice for quality higher education in our community.

MISSION STATEMENTCollege of Central Florida provides access to high quality, high value baccalaureate degrees, associate degrees, certifi cates and diplomas, and promotes the economic, social and cultural

development of our community.

GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND MAJOR DIRECTIONSTo guide the college in the pursuit of its vision, four major directions have been developed. Each year, a set of college goals is developed for each major direction, and all annual planning relates to

one or more college goals. Th e college also focuses on four guiding principles.

VALUESEmpowerment

Cultivating individual and collective strength.

EngagementBeing fully present and involved in the success of our students, faculty, staff and community.

ExcellenceCommitting to the highest standards of academic quality, performance and service.

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Bob Zelinski has served as director of Wellness Education, Athletics and Intramurals at the College of Central Florida for 16 years.

He has more than 30 years experience developing and directing educational, athletic, community and intramural programs. He has directed the Florida College System Activities Association Baseball Championship for over 10 years, served as tournament director for three FCSAA Volleyball Championships, directed two National Junior College Athletic Association Swimming and Diving Championships, and served as associate director of 14 NJCAA National Volleyball Championships. Currently, Zelinski serves as tournament director for the FCSAA Men’s and Women’s State Basketball Championships hosted here at CF.

Zelinski also currently serves as the NJCAA Region VIII director for Men and as the FCSAA Men’s Athletic Commissioner. He serves on the Executive Committee for the Council for Athletic Aff airs and is a member of the FCSAA Executive Committee. His service also extends nationally as he serves on the NJCAA

National Baseball and Men’s Basketball Committees and is chair of the National Men’s Tennis Committee. He is also a member of the NJCAA Strategic Planning Sub-Committee on Division Re-Structuring, and the NJCAA Eligibility Committee.

Zelinski came to CF from Miami Dade College where he served as chairperson of the Department of Health, Wellness, Physical Education and Athletics. He created an extensive wellness program for faculty and staff , developed educational curriculum, and developed facilities for the improvement of teaching and learning in health and wellness.

Zelinski has received numerous honors for his contributions to FCSAA Athletics. He was inducted into the FCSAA Hall of

Bob ZelinskiDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Fame, presented an appreciation award by the FCSAA Baseball Coaches, and has been recognized by many groups and organizations for his leadership and devotion to junior college student-athletes.

Zelinski earned his bachelor’s degree from Florida Atlantic University and his master’s degree at Nova Southeastern University in Educational Administration. He and his wife, Donna, have two children, Korin and Kit.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS


2015-2016 Men’s Basketball ScheduleDATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMEFriday, Oct. 30 ASA College, Miami Ocala 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 31 St. Petersburg College Ocala 7:30 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 6 Eastern Florida State College Melbourne 7 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 7 Indian River State College Fort Pierce 4 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 10 Hillsborough Community College Ocala 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, Nov. 12 Monroe College Ocala 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 14 Pensacola State College Ocala 4 p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 18 State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota Bradenton 7 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 20 Indian River State College Ocala 5:30 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 22 Albany Technical College Albany, GA 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 24 Hillsborough Community College Tampa 7 p.m.

Thursday, Dec. 3 Planet Athlete Twin Falls, ID 4 p.m.

Friday, Dec. 4 Western Wyoming Community College Twin Falls, ID 4 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 5 College of Southern Idaho Twin Falls, ID 10 p.m.

Friday, Dec. 11 State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota Ocala 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 12 Florida Men's Basketball Juco Shootout Ocala Noon-8 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 13 Florida Men's Basketball Juco Shootout Ocala Noon-8 p.m.

Wednesday, Dec. 30 LaGuardia Community College Ocala 1 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 2 St. Petersburg College St. Petersburg 4 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 13 Polk State College Ocala 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 6 Victory Rock Prep Ocala 7:30 p.m.


2015-2016 Men’s Basketball Schedule

Mid-Florida Conference

Juco Shootout ScheduleDATE TEAMS TIMESaturday, Dec. 12 Daytona State College vs. Chipola College Noon

Pensacola State College vs. St. Petersburg College 2 p.m.

Indian River State College vs. Hillsborough Community College 4 p.m.

ASA College, Miami vs. State College of Florida 6 p.m.

College of Central Florida vs. Miami Dade College 8 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 13 State College of Florida vs. Pensacola State College Noon

Chipola College vs. Miami Dade College 2 p.m.

College of Central Florida vs. ASA College, Miami 4 p.m.

St. Petersburg College vs. Indian River State College 6 p.m.

Hillsborough Community College vs. Daytona State College 8 p.m.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMEWednesday, Jan. 6 Florida State College at Jacksonville Ocala 8 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 9 Daytona State College Daytona Beach 4 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 16 Santa Fe College Ocala 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 23 Florida State College at Jacksonville Jacksonville 4 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 27 Daytona State College Ocala 8 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb. 3 Santa Fe College Gainesville 8 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb. 10 Florida State College at Jacksonville Ocala 8 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 13 Daytona State College Daytona Beach 4 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 20 Santa Fe College Ocala 7:30 p.m.

All games at the College of Central Florida campus.

Watch men’s basketball home games live at CFPatriots.net/livestream

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Th is is Tim Ryan’s 13th season as the College of Central Florida’s Men’s Basketball coach. He led the Patriots to the program’s fi rst-ever NJCAA National Basketball Championship in 2013. Coach Ryan has the longest streak of consecutive appearances in the FCSAA State Tournament with 11 appearances. Over the past 12 seasons, he has produced seven All-Americans, more than any other junior college in the country.

Th is past season, Ryan led the Patriots to a runner-up fi nish in the Mid-Florida Conference and the program’s 11th consecutive FCSAA state tournament appearance. Th e team was a Florida top fi ve fi nisher in points per game.

In 2013, Ryan was an on-the-court coach for the USA Basketball 19U team in Colorado Springs at the Olympic Training Facility. Th e 19U team went on to win gold in Prague.

A former player at New York City’s Power Memorial Academy and Wilkes College in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, Ryan’s coaching career began in 1993 at Clearwater Central Catholic High School, where he spent four seasons coaching

freshmen to varsity teams. He was named head coach at St. Petersburg Catholic High in 1997. He led the program to its fi rst two Pinellas County Private School Tournament championships and the school’s second and third appearances in the regional playoff s.

Ryan enjoyed similar results upon his move to the college ranks. He spent three successful seasons as associate head coach at Hillsborough Community College in Tampa. Th ere he helped lead the Hawks to an average of 20 wins per season, two state tournament appearances, and a Suncoast Conference.

Tim RyanHEAD COACH, MEN’S BASKETBALL · Career record of 255-103 over 12 seasons

· Inducted into 2014 FCSAA Men’s Coaches Basketball Hall of Fame· 2013 NJCAA National Coach of the Year· 2013 NJCAA National Champions· 2013 FCSAA State Coach of the Year· 2013 FCSAA State Champions· Six-time Mid-Florida Conference Champions· Six-time Mid-Florida Conference Coach of the Year· Ten FCSAA State Tournament appearances· Th ree-peat Mid-Florida Conference Champions· 81.4% Conference Winning Percentage

Coach Ryan was also heavily involved in AAU with successful teams for both girls and boys. He also coached at the prestigious Five-Star Basketball Camp. Ryan’s work at CF extends beyond the basketball team as he is the coordinator of CF’s intramural sports program and runs the popular CAMP PATRIOT basketball camp for local youth annually in December and the summer months.

Ryan holds a master’s degree in psychology from National-Louis University. He and his wife, JoAnne, have four children, Tim, Nicole, Veronica and Tommy.

HEAD COACH TIM RYAN


Jack Zehnder enters his second year on the College of Central Florida men’s basketball staff , this year as the team’s manager. A native of St. Cloud, Fla., Zehnder played basketball at Harmony High School.

Before arriving at CF, Zehnder served as the head coach of the freshman squad and assistant coach of the varsity team at Th e Rock School in Gainesville, Fla. from 2012-2014. His coaching career also includes a stint as an assistant on Jeff Myers’ coaching staff at P.K. Yonge during the 2011-2012 season.

While at Th e Rock School, Zehnder’s duties included planning and executing practices and games for the freshman team. His role on the varsity staff included helping plan practices, develop the team’s guards during practices, as well as conduct individual workouts for players. Zehnder was also responsible for tracking statistics for in-game play. Zehnder coached a number of accomplished players while at Th e Rock, including Joel Embiid, former No. 4 overall pick in the 2014 NBA

Draft, and Mitchell Wilbekin, a 26-game starter as a freshman at Wake Forest University.

During the spring and summer months, Zehnder coached youth basketball for the Gainesville Kings organization from 2011-2014. His focus was not only on skill development, but centered around fostering a competitive spirit while promoting positive sportsmanship. Proudly, his U4-U6 teams won a number of tournaments including the well-known Disney’s Easter Classic.

Jake ZehnderTEAM MANAGER, MEN’S BASKETBALL

Jeff LorenzoVOLUNTEER ASSISTANT

Ryan JacksonVOLUNTEER STUDENT ASSISTANT

Jeff Lorenzo enters his second year as a volunteer assistant for the CF men’s basketball program. From 2001-2006, Lorenzo served as lead assistant for women’s basketball at the University of the Sciences (Pa.). While there, he also spent time organizing the Northeast Region all-star game from 2001-2005. Lorenzo, a graduate of Rowan University, has also served as an assistant coach at several high schools in New Jersey, as well as AAU programs.

Ryan Jackson begins his fi rst year as a volunteer student assistant for the CF men’s basketball program. Th e Ocala native recently graduated from Trinity Catholic High School where he was a four-year letterman for the basketball team. Jackson was a member of the National Honor Society and is currently pursuing a career in Business Management at CF.

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D uring his time as the head coach at the College of Central Florida, Tim Ryan

has taken the program to great heights. For his eff orts, Ryan, who led the Patriots to the NJCAA National Championship last season and to the FCSAA State Tournament on nine straight occasions, was inducted into the FCSAA Men’s Basketball Hall of Fame on March 8 during halftime of the NJCAA Region VIII/FCSAA Men’s State Championship Game held at the College of Central Florida. Under Ryan, the Patriots have qualifi ed for the state tournament 10 times in 11 seasons. CF is 254-103 under Ryan, who became the fi rst coach in Mid-Florida Conference history to lead a program to three straight conference titles. He also earned state and national coach of the year honors in 2013. “It’s certainly a great honor. You don’t go into coaching thinking you’re going to go into the hall of fame,” Ryan said. “It’s something I never shot for, but as the years went on and my numbers got better, it was something that I thought could happen. I just think how fortunate I have been to be in a situation like this and follow former CF coach Gene

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Smithson. He did a great job with this program; I’ve just keep building it.”

Ryan credits CF Athletic Director Bob Zelinski, former CF President Charles Dassance and current CF President Dr. Jim Henningsen with helping him reach the top.

“Th ey have put me in the situation for this to happen and being voted into the hall of fame ranks up there with the greatest achievements I’ve had in my career,” he said.

When Ryan accepted his current position more than 11 years ago, he said he had to stop and take it all in.

“When I got the job, I left Ocala to see my family,” said Ryan, who commuted from Pinellas County to Ocala four days per week for his fi rst fi ve years as head coach at CF. “I stopped at the I-75 rest area south of State Road 200, called my wife and said, ‘I can’t believe they are going to pay me to coach full-time,’ because I would have done it for nothing.’”

Ryan joins Dr. Bill Campion (1994), Smithson (1998), Simon Johnson (2008/Hampton College), and Dr. Jim Harvey (2013), as members of the CF athletic program to receive

state hall of fame honors in men’s basketball.

Zelinski said Ryan’s induction into the Hall of Fame was well-deserved.

“His record of achievement with conference titles, state tournament appearances and the national championship, speaks for itself,” said Zelinski. “Tim’s commitment to FCSAA basketball and his leadership throughout the state have been outstanding and this induction is recognition of his work and success.”

Joining Ryan in the 2014 hall of fame class for men’s basketball is current St. Petersburg coach Earnest Crumbley, former Miami Dade athletic director Jim Cox and Chipola’s Alice Pendergrass.

Crumbley has the most wins among active men’s coaches in the state at 289 and led SPC to the state title in 2002, while Cox was the helm of the MDC program and now runs the scorer’s table for the NBA’s Miami Heat.

Pendergrass was a longtime contributor to the state tournament, which had been held in Chipola since 1996.

Ryan Inducted into FCSAA Men’s Basketball Hall of Fame

RYAN INDUCTED INTO FCSAA MEN’S BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME


Wednesday, March 2-Saturday, March 5, 2016College of Central Florida Gymnasium

Ocala, FL

Visit CFPatriots.net/fcsaatournament for more information.

2016 FCSAA Men’s and Women’s State Basketball Championships

STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS


2015-2016 Men’s Basketball

Guard6’3”, 180 | Freshman

Washington Heights, NYW.H.E.E.L.S.

Forward6’5”, 215 | Sophomore

Baltimore, MDMilford Mill Academy

Point Guard5’8”, 145 | SophomoreSan Juan, Puerto RicoArlington Country Day

EDDY POLANCO

ALLEN COSTLEY

KEVIN MAURA

FRESHMAN• Received Mid-Florida Conference

Honorable Mention honors• Named to FCSAA and Mid-Florida

Conference All-Academic teams• Appeared in 28 of 32 games as a freshman• Recorded season-high 10 points in three

diff erent games: vs. East Georgia State (11/1), vs. FSCJ (1/24, 2/21)

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from W.H.E.E.L.S in Washington

Heights, N.Y.• A four-year basketball letterman• Averaged 18.8 points per game as a high

school senior and led his team to a 29-3 regular season mark

PERSONAL• Son of Janeris Tavarez and Eddy Polanco• Was a NYC Major’s Cup selection in 2014• Played travel ball for New Heights/Team

Prince• Has two siblings, Eddy and Jazlynn

FRESHMAN• Named to Mid-Florida Conference Second

Team• Appeared in all 32 games as a freshman

(with 14 starts)• Scored season-high 21 points in

conference finale vs. Florida State College at Jacksonville (2/21)

• Contributed 10 or more points in five games: vs. State College of Florida (1/14), vs. Daytona State (2/4, 2/18), vs. FSCJ (2/21), vs. St. Petersburg (3/5)

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Milford Mill Academy in

Baltimore, Md.• Was named First Team All-County two

years in a row• Led his team to a 2013 state championship

title• Received Freshman of the Year honors in 2011

PERSONAL• Son of Nicole Costley• Major undecided • Played travel ball for Baltimore’s Finest• Loves to listen to music in his spare time

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Arlington Country Day

in Jacksonville, Fla., one of the top prep schools in the country

• Led his team to a state championship his senior year

• As a junior, averaged 10 points, 12 assists and 3 steals per game

• Named MVP of the City of Palms Tournament, an elite high school showcase

PERSONAL• A native of San Juan, Puerto Rico• Son of Erica and Melvin Maura• A kinesiology major• Has a sister, Mia• Favorite professional player is Steve Nash• Favorite food is anything his mom cooks• Favorite movie is “Inception”• Favorite color is yellow• Hobbies include playing beach volleyball,

ping pong and 2K games

• Transfer from Abilene Christian University



Point Guard6’0”, 175 | Freshman

Belgrade, SerbiaBishop Walsh

Forward6’6”, 220 | FreshmanNorth Augusta, SC

Spring Valley High School

Guard/Forward6’5”, 205 | Freshman

Chicago, ILVictory Rock Prep

PETAR DELIC

MALIK DUNBAR

PAUL TURNER

PERSONAL• A native of Belgrade, Serbia

• Graduated from Bishop Walsh School in Cumberland, Md.

• Son of Milica and Goran Delic

• Favorite professional athlete is Chris Paul

• Favorite food is chicken

• Favorite movie is Peaceful Warrior

• Favorite color is blue

• Hobbies include playing ping pong and watching movies

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Spring Valley High School

in Columbia, S.C.

• South Carolina’s AAAA First Team All-State selection as a senior

PERSONAL• Son of Trika Mobley

• A business management major

• One of five kids

• Favorite professional athlete is Lebron James

• Favorite food is chicken tenders

• Favorite movie is “Straight Outta Compton”


• Loves to play 2K and work out in his spare time

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Victory Rock Prep in

Sarasota, Fla.

• Three-time First Team All-Conference selection

• Named to Chicago Catholic League First Team all four years of high school

PERSONAL• A Chicago native

• Son of Juelle and Paul Turner

• Played travel ball for SYF

• Favorite professional athlete is Penny Hardaway

• Favorite food is pasta

• Favorite movie is “Coach Carter”

• Favorite color is black

• Hobbies include playing the piano and sightseeing




Gainesville, FLThe Rock School


Lagos, NigeriaVictory Rock Prep

Forward6’4”, 200 | Freshman

Ocala, FLVanguard High School

DEVAUGHN JENKINSFRESHMAN• Received Mid-Florida Conference

Honorable Mention honors• Appeared in 29 of 32 games as a freshman• Recorded season-high 14 points in three

diff erent games: vs. Red Devil Academy (11/4), vs. St. Petersburg (11/18), vs. Santa Fe (2/14)

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from The Rock School in

Gainesville, Fla.• Averaged 10.1 points and 7.6 rebounds as

a senior• Played behind NBA Lottery Pick Joel

Embiid at the Rock• Earned team’s most improved player

and honorable mention SIAA honors as a senior

PERSONAL• Son of Janet and Michael Jenkins• A physical therapy major• Played travel ball for Nike Team Florida

and Florida Elite in high school• Hobbies include video games and playing

basketball

FRESHMAN• Received Mid-Florida Conference

Honorable Mention honors

• Named to FCSAA and Mid-Florida Conference All-Academic teams

• Appeared in all 32 games as a freshman

• Scored season-high 10 points vs. Pensacola State (12/5)

PERSONAL• Son of Abimbola and Benjamin Jegede

• A mechanical engineering major

• Has two siblings, Amuoluwapo and Ibukun

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Vanguard High School in

Ocala, Fla.

• Named All-County Academic team his senior year

PERSONAL• Son of Donna and Thys Adams

• A mechanical engineering major

• Has two sisters Jessica and Emily

• Favorite professional athlete is Lebron James

• Favorite food is pizza

• Favorite movie is “Coach Carter”


• Hobbies include kayaking and reading about mythology

ISEOLUWAPO JEGEDE

THYS ADAMS



Center6’10”, 220 | Freshman

Chisinau, MoldovaNo. 15 of Riga

Point Guard6’1”, 165 | Freshman

Charlotte, NCWest Charlotte High School

Forward6’7”, 220 | Freshman

Orangeburg, SCEast Gadsden High School

VASILE ODAGUIPERSONAL• Son of Lilia and Nicolae Odagui

• Favorite professional athlete is Mike Tyson


• Favorite movie is “I Am Legend”

• Favorite color is red

• Hobbies include playing sports, listening to music, watching movies and hanging out with friends

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from West Charlotte High

School in Charlotte, N.C.

• Named to MECKA Boys 8 All-Conference team as a senior

PERSONAL• Son of Nikita Taylor

• A business management major

• Favorite professional athlete is Russell Westbrook


• Favorite movie is “The Wolf of Wall Street”


• Loves to travel

PERSONAL• Son of Yvette Snell and Steve Murray

• Hopes to pursue a career in health care management

• Has four brothers and sisters

• Played travel ball for Upward Stars

• Favorite professional athlete is Kevin Durant

• Favorite food is chicken strips

• Favorite movie is “Straight Outta Compton”


• Loves to play 2K in his spare time

NAKIA RIVERS

JAQUAN MURRAY



Practice PlayerGrand Rapids, MI

East Kentwood High School

Practice PlayerSt. Ann, Jamaica

Ferncourt High School

DELANO CHRISTIEHIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Ferncourt High school in

St. Ann, Jamaica in 2013

• Member of the boys’ basketball team

• Played travel ball for the Jacksonville Nets

PERSONAL• Son of Jadeen Johnson and Ciny and Mark

Oliver

• An information technology major

• Hobbies include basketball, computers and video games

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from East Kentwood High

School in Grand Rapids, Mich.• Two-sport athlete participating in

basketball and track• Named to All-State and All-Conference

track teams as a senior• Earned All-Academic honors his senior

basketball season• Named to All-Conference and All-Area

basketball teams as a senior

PERSONAL• Son of Denise and Jeff Kimbrel• A business major• Played travel ball for ACB Bank Hoops• One of four kids• Favorite professional athlete is James

Harden• Favorite food is pizza• Favorite movie is “I Am Legend”• Favorite color is red• Hobbies include hanging out with friends

and listening to music

BRENT KIMBREL


DATE OPPONENT PATRIOT’S SCORE

OPPONENT’S SCORE

Saturday, Nov. 1 East Georgia State College 81 71Tuesday, Nov. 4 Red Devil Academy 114 77Thursday, Nov. 6 Monroe College 77 63Friday, Nov. 7 Harcum College 70 86Saturday, Nov. 8 Baltimore City Community College 77 64Friday, Nov. 14 Hillsborough Community College 76 73Saturday, Nov. 15 Eastern Florida State College 70 77Tuesday, Nov. 18 St. Petersburg College 73 61Friday, Nov. 21 East Georgia State College 70 54Saturday, Nov. 22 South Georgia State College 63 78Tuesday, Nov. 25 Hillsborough Community College 73 60Friday, Dec. 5 Pensacola State College 72 74Saturday, Dec. 6 Baton Rouge Community College 74 57Tuesday, Dec. 9 State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 86 60Friday, Dec. 12 Palm Beach State College 78 93Saturday, Dec. 13 Indian River State College 70 62Sunday, Dec. 14 Northwest Florida State College 66 92Saturday, Jan. 3 Albany Technical College 100 66Wednesday, Jan. 7 St. Petersburg College 75 71Saturday, Jan. 10 Polk State College 90 72Wednesday, Jan. 14 State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 97 57Saturday, Jan. 17 Santa Fe College 61 56Wednesday, Jan. 21 Daytona State College 77 84Saturday, Jan. 24 Florida State College at Jacksonville 80 61Saturday, Jan. 31 Santa Fe College 71 51Wednesday, Feb. 4 Daytona State College 95 74Saturday, Feb. 7 Florida State College at Jacksonville 99 84Saturday, Feb. 14 Santa Fe College 97 87Wednesday, Feb. 18 Daytona State College 73 83Saturday, Feb. 21 Florida State College at Jacksonville 92 67Tuesday, Feb. 24 Santa Fe College 80 61Thursday, March 5 St. Petersburg College 82 89

2014-2015 Game Results

OVERALL PCT. CONF. PCT. STREAK HOME AWAY NEUTRAL23-9 .719 7-2 .778 Lost 1 11-5 10-2 2-2

GAMES PTS PER GAME

FG % 3PT % FT % REB PER GAME

AST PER GAME

32 80.0 46.2 39.3 73.5 37.5 14.6


College Square Apartments

College Square is home to College of Central Florida students and many of their athletes. Located adjacent to the CF campus, students

are a walk away from their classes and athletic facilities. The fully-furnished residence provides each student with a private bedroom featuring computer and cable television connections, as well as a shared living area, kitchen and dining area.

The complex also contains a swimming pool, a computer work room and a lounge area equipped with a television.

College Square Apartments combines the best features of apartment living with on-campus convenience and economy, giving students the unique opportunity to live on their own in a home-away-from-home atmosphere.

1994 S.W. 31st Ave. Ocala, FL 34474 • 352-237-3334 • Fax: 352-237-8868

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Team Meal Sponsors

Coach Tim Ryan and the College of Central Florida men’s basketball team would like to send a special thank you to our team meal sponsors.

You are appreciated!

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PATRIOT BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP ORGANIZATION


The Patriot Basketball Scholarship Organization

We sincerely thank you for everything you have done for our program and we are proud of the way Coach Tim Ryan has continued the tradition of making College of Central Florida men’s basketball a great program. I also urge you to get involved in the Patriot Basketball Scholarship Organization. Our community support is vital for success. Our PSBO Board of Directors is comprised of local businesses and we would love to include you in our endeavors.

Th ank you,Joe Follman

Chariot EaglePresident, PBSO

Th e Patriot Basketball Scholarship Organization assists in subsidizing full athletic scholarships for CF student basketball players, with the specifi c goal to construct a nationally prominent academic basketball program for CF and Marion, Citrus and Levy counties.

One arm of the PBSO is the Meal Sponsorship Club, in which area merchants may choose among three promotional packages during the fall and spring academic semesters, ranging from one or two meals a day to a weekend package for student-athletes. Benefi ts to the restaurateur include season tickets to Patriot games, advertisement in the program, a corporate sign in the Gymnasium, and coupon distribution options at home games.

A number of other contributory levels make it possible for people to take an active part in helping student athletes. All contributions are tax deductible, and names of contributors are listed in special sections of the Patriot basketball program.

For more specifi c information about any of these arms of the Patriot Basketball Scholarship Organization, please contact Head Coach Tim Ryan at 352-854-2322, ext. 1323.

Julia BatchelorCollege of Central Florida

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2015-2016 Women’s Basketball ScheduleDATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMEFriday, Oct. 30 Gulf Coast State College (Santa Fe Tip Off ) Gainesville 8 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 31 IMG Academy (Santa Fe Tip Off ) Gainesville 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 10 Eastern Florida State College Melbourne 5:30 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 13 Florida Women's Basketball Shootout Ocala 2-4 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 14 Florida Women's Basketball Shootout Ocala 6-8 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 21 St. Petersburg College St. Petersburg 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 24 Indian River State College Ocala 6 p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 25 Pensacola State College Ocala 6 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 28 Broward College Davie 4 p.m.

Wednesday, Dec. 2 Eastern Florida State College Ocala 5:30 p.m.

Friday, Dec. 4 Gulf Coast State College Melbourne 5 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 5 Chipola College Melbourne 2 p.m.

Friday, Dec. 11 Miami Dade College Miami 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 12 North Central Missouri College Miami 1:30 p.m.

Thursday, Dec. 15 St. Petersburg College Ocala 5:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Dec. 29 Tallahassee Community College Daytona Beach 2 p.m.

Wednesday, Dec. 30 Chipola College Daytona Beach Noon


2015-2016 Women’s Basketball Schedule

Mid-Florida Conference

Shootout ScheduleDATE OPPONENT TIMEFriday, Nov. 13 Santa Fe College vs. IMG Academy 2 p.m.

College of Central Florida vs. Miami Dade College 4 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 14 Miami Dade College vs. Santa Fe College 6 p.m.

College of Central Florida vs. IMG Academy 8 p.m.

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMEWednesday, Jan. 6 Florida State College at Jacksonville Ocala 6 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 9 Daytona State College Daytona Beach 2 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 16 Santa Fe College Ocala 5:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 20 Hillsborough Community College Tampa 6 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 23 Florida State College at Jacksonville Jacksonville 2 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 27 Daytona State College Ocala 6 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb. 3 Santa Fe College Gainesville 6 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 6 Hillsborough Community College Ocala 5:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb. 10 Florida State College at Jacksonville Ocala 6 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 13 Daytona State College Daytona Beach 2 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 20 Santa Fe College Ocala 5:30 p.m.

Monday, Feb. 22 Hillsborough Community College Tampa 6 p.m.

All games at the College of Central Florida campus.

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Th is is Tommy Jones’ third season as the head women’s basketball coach at the College of Central Florida. In just two short years, he has revitalized the Lady Patriots basketball program.

Last season, Jones led the team to its fi rst Mid-Florida Conference title in more than four years and broke into the NJCAA national poll for the fi rst time in recent memory. He also led the Lady Patriots to their fi rst FCSAA State Basketball Tournament appearance in more than six years, falling to eventual NJCAA National Champions Chipola in the semifi nals. Jones developed newcomer Th ais Oliveira into one of the top shot blockers in the country, fi nishing Top 10 in NJCAA and No. 2 in the state.

A graduate from the University of Florida, Jones brings more than 25 years of experience to the College of Central Florida, most recently as the women’s assistant basketball coach at the University of Tampa. While there, the Spartans rose to a top 10 national ranking.

Prior to UT, Jones was the head women’s basketball coach at Mid-Florida Conference opponent Hillsborough Community College from 2008-2011. He led the

Tommy JonesHEAD COACH, WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Hawks to a 67-42 record and consecutive trips to the state tournament. In his second season, they were co-conference champions and set the school record for most wins in a season with 23. Th e Hawks had won less than eight games in each of the previous six seasons before Jones took over. Under Jones’ watch at HCC, 10 players moved on to play at the NCAA Division I and II levels. He also coached three conference players of the year and two McDonald’s All-Americans.

Aside from his time coaching the women’s programs at HCC and UT, Jones also held coaching jobs at HCC (men’s assistant

basketball coach 2005-2007), Th e Cambridge School (assistant girls basketball coach, 2001-2005), Tampa Catholic High School (assistant girls basketball coach, 1999-2001), St. Peter Claver Catholic School (boys basketball coach, 1999-2000), and Tampa Prep (assistant boys basketball coach, 1991-1999).

Jones resides in Tampa with his wife, Kimberly Hannah-Jones, daughter, Kai, and son, Th omas.

HEAD COACH TOMMY JONES


2015-2016 Women’s Basketball

Point Guard5’3” | Sophomore

Recife, Pernambuco, BrazilSanta Monica School

Point Guard5’5” | Sophomore

Tallahassee, FLMaclay High School

FRESHMAN• Mid-Florida Conference First Team

All-Conference honoree• Named to FCSAA and Mid-Florida

Conference All-Academic teams• Started 31 of 32 games as a freshman• Averaged 8.2 points per game• Shot over 65% from the free throw line • Scored season-high 25 points vs. Eastern

Florida State (12/5)• Drained season-high seven 3-pointers vs.

Eastern Florida State (12/5)

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Santa Monica School in

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil• Led her team to a second place finish in

the all-county tournament her senior year

PERSONAL• Daughter of Marcia and Telmo Rocha• Major undecided• Has one sister, Marianna• Father, sister and aunt played collegiate

basketball in Brazi• Hobbies include reading books, hanging

out with friends and going to the beach

FRESHMAN• Appeared in 21 of 32 games as a freshman• Shot over 70% from the free throw line• Scored season-high eight points vs.

Southern Union State (11/26) and Daytona State (2/23)

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Maclay High School in

Tallahassee, Fla.• As a senior, led Maclay to the Class3A state

final four• Received First Team All-Big Bend honors

and Team MVP as a senior

PERSONAL• Daughter of Darinda and Eugene Jeff ery• A journalism major• Played travel ball for Essence• Has one sister, Dominique• Hobbies include going to the movies,

shopping and spending time with friends and family

MARCELLA ROCHA

DE’JA JEFFERY

Guard5’10” | R-Freshman

St. Louis, MOMetro Academic and Classical High School

TAYLER MILLERHIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Metro Academic and

Classical High School in St. Louis• All-time leading scorer and assist leader• Named Arby’s Athlete of the Week as a

junior• Missouri Top 100 Athletes honoree

PERSONAL• Daughter of Angela and Terence Miller• A business management major• Has two siblings, Terence and Traci• Played travel ball for St. Louis Team

Adidas• Favorite professional athletes are Jewell

Loyd and Sue Bird• Favorite food is sweet potatoes• Favorite movie is “Home Alone”• Favorite color is pink• Loves to write poetry in her spare time

• Transfer from Western Illinois University



Guard5’8” | Freshman

Ocala, FLNorth Marion High School

Center/Forward6’1” | FreshmanSpring Hill, FL

Nature Coast Technical High School

Point Guard5’3” | FreshmanGainesville, FL

P.K. Yonge High School

KIARAH MALLORYHIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from P.K. Yonge High School in

Gainesville, Fla.• Two-time First Team All-Area Player• Led the Blue Wave to consecutive Class 4A

Region Finals• Averaged 17 pts, 6 assists and 3 steals a

game• Played as a freshman on the 2012 3A State

Championship team

PERSONAL• Daughter of Brigette Hart-Sams• A business management major• Played travel ball for Central Florida Elite• Favorite professional athlete is Maya

Moore• Favorite food is fried chicken• Favorite movie is “Drumline”• Favorite colors are orange and blue

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from North Marion High School

in Ocala, Fla.• Named to 2015 NACA All-Star Team• Star Banner First Team All-County

selection as a senior• Led team to Class 5A Region Final her

senior year• Averaged 10.9 points per game as a senior• Named team captain

PERSONAL• Daughter of Regina Brown and Charlie

Daniels• A business major• Favorite professional athlete is Candace

Parker• Favorite movie is “The Fault in Our Stars”• Favorite color is purple• Hobbies include cheerleading, shopping

and hanging out with family and friends

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Nature Coast Technical

High School in Brooksville, Fla.• Named North Suncoast Basketball Player

of the Year her senior year• Played travel ball for Tampa Thunder AAU

PERSONAL• Daughter of Christine and Greg Jarque• Hopes to one day have a career in civil

engineering• Has two brothers Gregory and Zackary• Favorite professional player is Skyler

Diggins• Loves all food• Favorite movie is “West Side Story”• Favorite color is orange• Hobbies include scuba diving and hanging

out with friends

CHARLISA DANIELS

RITA JARQUE



Center/Forward6’2” | Freshman

Manus Amazonas, BrazilColegio Brasileiro de Educacao

Center/Forward6’1” | Sophomore

Twin Falls, IDBellarmine Jeff erson High School

FRESHMAN• Named to FCSAA First Team All-State and All-

Tournament teams• Mid-Florida Conference First Team All-

Conference honoree• Named to FCSAA and Mid-Florida Conference

All-Academic teams• NJCAA Player of the Week and two-time FCSAA

Player of the Week• Ranked Top 10 in NJCAA for most blocks per game• Finished Top 5 in FCSAA for most points per

game (18), blocks per game (3), rebounds per game (10.2) and field goal percentage (56.9)

• Started all 32 games as a freshman• Shot over 70% from the free throw line• Scored season-high 29 points vs. Hillsborough (1/24)• Thirteen (13) games with 20 or more points• Season-high 19 rebounds vs. Santa Fe (1/28)• Recorded 10 or more rebounds in 18 games

HIGH SCHOOL• Named First Team All-Country (u-17) for Brazil• Led team to a first place finish in Sau Paulo

Championship (u-19)• Among top two scorers in Sau Paulo

Championship

PERSONAL• Daughter of Morilda and Silvia Alven Oliveira• Major undecided• Has two siblings, Amanda and Lucas• Hobbies include riding horses, playing video

games, reading and going to the beach

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Bellarmine Jeff erson High

School in Burbank, Calif.• Helped lead her team to a league

championship as a junior and runner-up finish as a senior

• Two-time First Team All-County honoree• Three-time First Team All-Conference

honoree

PERSONAL• Daughter of Amy Valleau and Shawn

Bankhead• A nursing major• Played travel ball for West Coast Premier• Favorite professional athlete is Lebron

James• Favorite food is sushi• Favorite movie is “The Fault in Our Stars”• Favorite color is pink• Hobbies include reading, shopping, and

hanging out at the beach

• Transfer from College of Southern Idaho

THAIS OLIVEIRA

MARIAH BANKHEAD

Guard5’8” | Sophomore

Tampa, FLArmwood High School

KEAUNDRA IVORYFRESHMAN• Named to FCSAA and Mid-Florida

Conference All-Academic teams• Appeared in 29 of 32 games as a freshman

(with four starts)• Shot over 65% from the free throw line

(over 80% at home)• Scored season-high 10 points vs. Broward

(12/11)• Recorded season-high six rebounds vs.

Southern Union State (11/26)

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Armwood High School in

Seff ner, Fla.• Named Hillsborough County All-Star Game

MVP as a senior• Led Armwood to a district title her senior

season• Averaged 9.0 points, 5.4 rebounds and 3.5

steals as a senior

PERSONAL• Daughter of Kathy and Darrell Levy• A physical therapy major• Played travel ball for East Tampa Thunder• Has two brothers, Devon and Terrance• Enjoys collecting sneakers and playing

basketball recreationally in her spare time



Guard5’8” | Freshman

Montevideo, UruguayColegio Sirodal

Forward/Guard5’11” | Sophomore

Norwalk, CTNotre Dame Catholic High School

Center/Forward5’11” | Freshman

Wesley Chapel, FLWiregrass Ranch High School

AMANDA MELOSKYHIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Wiregrass Ranch High

School in Wesley Chapel, Fla.• A two-sport athlete, played soccer and

basketball• Eclipsed the 1,000 point scoring mark her

junior season• Two-time First Team All-County (2014,

2015)• Named Wiregrass Ranch Athlete of the

Year as a senior• Received All-State honorable mention

honors her senior year

PERSONAL• Daughter of Jennifer and John Melosky• Hopes to work in the pharmacy field upon

graduation• Played travel ball for Florida Lady Comets• Favorite professional player is Stephen

Curry• Favorite food is chicken• Favorite color is purple• Loves to play video games in her spare

time

PERSONAL• Daughter of Veronica De Leon and

Fernando Midaglia

• Favorite professional athlete is Kevin Durant

• Favorite food is stroganoff

• Favorite color is red

• Loves to watch movies in her spare time

FRESHMAN• Named to FCSAA and Mid-Florida

Conference All-Academic teams • Appeared in 30 of 32 games as a freshman

(with 10 starts)• Scored season-high 12 points in the first

round of the FCSAA State Tournament vs. St. Petersburg (3/4)

• Recorded season-high eight rebounds on two occasions: vs. Tallahassee (12/3), vs. Santa Fe (1/10)

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Notre Dame Catholic High

School in Norwalk, CT• Averaged 12 points and 8 rebounds and

helped her team to the second round of the Class S playoff s as a senior

• Received South-West Conference All-Conference honors her senior season

• Led her team to the Class M State Finals as a junior

PERSONAL• Daughter of Joyce Williams and Andre

Mann• A business management major• Played travel ball for Lady Hoopers and CT

Premier• Has two siblings, Adam and Bianca• Hobbies include shopping, traveling and

hanging out with family

FERNANDA MIDAGLIA

BRIANA MANN


DATE OPPONENT PATRIOT’S SCORE

OPPONENT’S SCORE

Friday, Oct. 31 Miami Dade College 70 56Saturday, Nov. 1 IMG Academy 89 53Wednesday, Nov. 5 Indian River State College 70 52Tuesday, Nov. 11 Tallahassee Community College 62 70Friday, Nov. 14 Miami Dade College 73 48Saturday, Nov. 15 St. Petersburg College 70 74Friday, Nov. 21 Indian River State College 46 33Saturday, Nov. 22 Faulkner State Community College 85 49Tuesday, Nov. 25 Chipola College 47 64Wednesday, Nov. 26 Southern Union State Community College 72 43Wednesday, Dec. 3 Tallahassee Community College 65 55Friday, Dec. 5 Eastern Florida State College 78 57Saturday, Dec. 6 St. Petersburg College 62 44Thursday, Dec. 11 Broward College 90 62Friday, Dec. 12 Indian River State College 60 51Tuesday, Dec. 16 Eastern Florida State College 63 69Tuesday, Dec. 30 Georgia Highlands College 63 52Wednesday, Dec. 31 South Georgia Technical College 75 64Wednesday, Jan. 7 Hillsborough Community College 67 57Saturday, Jan. 10 Santa Fe College 61 50Wednesday, Jan. 14 Florida State College at Jacksonville 75 64Wednesday, Jan. 21 Daytona State College 62 61Saturday, Jan. 24 Hillsborough Community College 58 43Wednesday, Jan. 28 Santa Fe College 50 42Saturday, Jan. 31 Florida State College at Jacksonville 82 78Saturday, Feb. 7 Daytona State College 52 66Wednesday, Feb. 11 Hillsborough Community College 78 60Saturday, Feb. 14 Santa Fe College 70 65Wednesday, Feb. 18 Florida State College at Jacksonville 70 60Monday, Feb. 23 Daytona State College 57 74Wednesday, March 4 St. Petersburg College 62 61Friday, March 6 Chipola College 53 66

OVERALL PCT. CONF. PCT. STREAK HOME AWAY NEUTRAL25-7 .781 10-2 .833 Lost 1 10-2 8-3 7-2

GAMES PTS PER GAME FG % 3PT % FT % REB PER

GAMEAST PER

GAME32 66.8 41.2 23.6 70.3 40.0 14.2

2014-2015 Game Results


2014-2015 Fast Facts

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLTh e College of Central Florida women’s basketball team earned its fi rst state tournament victory since 2011. CF shared Mid-Florida Conference Championship. Th e Patriots swept MFC rivals Hillsborough and Santa Fe for the fi rst time in fi ve years, while also winning all three matchups against two-time defending conference champion Florida State College at Jacksonville. Prior to the MFC play, CF knocked off then-No. 2 ranked Tallahassee Community College. Th e win over TCC was the highest ranked opponent defeated by the Patriots in 10 years. CF was led by Th ais Oliveira, who became the fi rst Patriot player to earn state and national player of the week honors since Sarah Hunter in 2013. Oliveira also became the fi rst CF player to earn multiple player of the week honors since 2005-2006. CF’s excellence last season enabled coach Tommy Jones to become the third coach in Florida history to lead multiple women’s programs to the state tournament. Over the past seven years, the Lady Patriots have winning records against conference foes FSC-J (11-10) and Daytona State (12-10). CF is 11-11 vs. Daytona State and 8-7 in fi ve years against Hillsborough, the conference’s newest member.

MEN’S BASKETBALLTh e College of Central Florida men’s basketball team earned its 10th straight trip to the FCSAA State Tournament. Th e run by the Patriots is the third longest since the tournament began in 1961. CF was able to accomplish this in a year where it didn’t return a single starter for the fi rst time since 2008. Th e Patriots continued to dominate rival Santa Fe. CF has won fi ve straight games, and 21 of the last 23 games, against the Saints. Last season was the fi rst that CF won four games against the Saints in a single season. Th e Patriots also knocked Santa Fe out in the fi nals of the Mid-Florida Conference tournament for the second straight year and third time since 2011.

2014-2015 BASKETBALL FAST FACTS


NJCAA All-AmericansMEN’S BASKETBALLJavonte Douglas, 2013-2014Eugene McCrory, 2012-2013Kevin Foster, 2010-2011Ricardo Ratliff e, 2008-2009, 2009-2010Darryl Monroe, 2005-2006Anthony Paez, 2003-2004Greg Brittian, 2000-2001Sebastian Singletary, 1997-1998Bryant Pound, 1995-1996Marco Whitfield, 1993-1994

NJCAA All-AmericansWOMEN’S BASKETBALLBreanna Fort, 2008-2009Alberta Auguste, 2005-2006Igna Buzoka, 2003-2004, 2004-2005Max Nhassengo, 1999-2000, 2000-2001Patrice Sims, 1997-1998Liz Paulson, 1997-1998Liliana Cabezas, 1997-1998Erica Jackson, 1997-1998Conswella Sparrow, 1996-1997Monica Echeverria, 1996-1997Tihana Abrlic, 1996-1997Sue Mayo, 1995-1996Emma Clements, 1995-1996Shelly Nichols, 1994-1995Patience Grayer, 1994-1995Connie Robinson, 1992-1993Stephanie Preston, 1991-1992

MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHOOL RECORDSPoints, Career 2008-2010 Ricardo Ratliff e ............................. 1,653

Points, Season 2009-2010 Ricardo Ratliff e ................................ 855

Points, Game 1984-1985 Kregg Overton .....................................49

Assists, Career 1992-1994 Marco Whitfield ................................ 350

Assists, Season 1982-1983 Gregory Brigante ............................. 261

Assists, Game 1982-1983 Gregory Brigante ................................19

Rebounds, Career 1967-1969 Homer Lawyer .................................. 765

Rebounds, Season 1967-1969 Homer Lawyer .................................. 475

Rebounds, Game 1968-1969 Homer Lawyer .....................................31

Patriot History

FCSAA/NJCAA All-Tournament Honors TOURNAMENT MVP2013: Eugene McCrory1996: Bryant Pound

ALL-TOURNAMENT SELECTIONS2015: Terrell Rogers2013: Eugene McCrory, Jordan Parks, Rasham Suarez2012: Luis Jacobo, Hunter Williams2011: Mathiang Muo2010: Ricardo Ratliff e2009: Ricardo Ratliff e2007: DeAndre Miranda2006: Daryl Monroe2004: Anthony Paez2002: Napoleon Rhodes2000: Kevin Wlliams1998: Sebastian Singletary1996: Bryant Pound, Levant Williams, Roosevelt Overstreet1994: Guido LeGardo, Marco Whitfield1993: Jeff Belmer, Marco Whitfield

ALL-TOURNAMENT SELECTIONS2015: Thais Oliveira

PATRIOT HISTORY


Men’s Basketball Alumni

· Diamante Lewis (‘15) - Bethune-Cookman University· Miguel Cartagena-Reyes (‘15) - North Greenville University· Barrington Alston (‘15) - Long Island University Post· Javonte Douglas (‘14) - Old Dominion· Rasham Suarez (‘14) - Southern Miss· Rodell Wigginton (‘14) - Ohio University· Eric Moeller (‘14) - Florida Gulf Coast University· Jordan Davis (‘13) - University of Tampa· Will Saunders (‘13) - Charleston Southern· Amdy Fall (‘13) - St. Francis, NY· Jeremiah Eason (‘13) - Southern Miss· Jordan Parks (‘13) - North Carolina Central· Eugene McCroy (‘13) - University of Central Florida· Matthew Ucheduke (‘13)- University of the Cumberlands· Brian Pace (‘12)- Webber International University· Hunter Williams (‘12) - Troy University· Christian Martinez (‘12) - Palm Beach Atlantic University· Alahji Fullah (‘12) - Charleston Southern· Kevin Foster (‘11) - Fresno State University· AJ Holland (‘11) - Sioux Falls· Slobodan Miljanic (‘11) - Lynn University· Mathiang Muo (‘11) - Charleston Southern· Addison Smith (‘11) - Flagler College· Justin Cecil (‘10) - Mercer University· Travis Johnson (‘10) - West Virginia Wesleyan· Jeff Neal (‘10) - Florida A&M University· Ricardo Ratliff e (‘10) - Missouri· Marvin Dibble (‘08) - Valdosta State University· Ricardo Lewis (‘08) - Valdosta State University· Corey Dennie (‘08) - Savannah State· Brandon Hickson (‘08) - St. Augustine’s College· Willis McPhee (‘08) - Hawaii Pacifi c· DeAndre Duncan (‘08) - Lynn University· John Schank (‘08) - Delta State University· Josue Vazquez (‘08) - St. Leo University· Ed Keyes (‘07) - Ouachita Baptist· Gallo Cham (‘06) - University of North Florida· Matthew Fields (‘06) - Georgia Southern University· Darryl Monrow (‘06) - George Mason University

· Jamaine Nance (‘06) - Webber State· Corey Speights (‘06) - Texas El-Paso· Chris Bright (‘05) - West Texas State· Luis Rodriquez (‘05) - Clayton State University· Anthony Paez (‘04) - Stephen F. Austin· Andre Smith (‘04) - Georgia College & State· Shannon Diamond (‘03) - Flagler College· Patrick Hillman (‘03) - High Point University· Reque Newsome (‘02) - Southern Indiana· Napolean Rhodes (‘02) - Middle Tennessee State University· Aaron Austin (‘02) - Ball State University· Brian Bain (‘02) - Savannah State University· Chris Jones (‘02) - Savannah State University· Greg Brittian (‘01) - University of South Florida· Tony Atchinson (‘00) - University of South Florida· Antonio Latimer (‘00) - University of Cincinnati· Diamory Sylla (‘00) - Tennessee-Chattanooga· Jerome Trawick (‘00) - Jacksonville University· Dirk Watson (‘00) - Columbus State University· Melvin McCray (‘00) - Queens College· Alfredo Rascon (‘00) - Nova Southeastern University· Derrick Miller (‘99) - College of Charleston· Sebastian Singletary (‘99) - Stetson University· Levant Williams (‘97) - Northwest Missouri State· Marshod Fairweather (‘97) - Florida International University· Roosevelt Overstreet (‘96) - Wichita State University· Marko Jolovic (‘96) - Columbia University· Steve Barnes (‘95) - Northwestern State· Guido Legardy (‘94) - Detroit Mercy· Marco Whitfi eld (‘94) - University of Alabama· Nenad Radovski (‘94) - University of Central Florida· Jeff Belmer (‘93) - Mercer University· Jeff McGinnis (‘93) - Belmont University· Radovan Illic (‘93) - Georgia Southwestern· Wayne Butts (‘93) - UC-Santa Barbra· Travis Garrett (‘92) - Stetson University· Chris Ward (‘92) - Texas Christian University· Sean Jones (‘92) - Grambling State University· Devon Chambers (‘92) - University of Buff alo

The College of Central Florida basketball program has had the opportunity to develop talented athletes since the program’s inception. Many of them

have continued their careers at the collegiate level.

PATRIOT HISTORY


Women’s Basketball Alumni

· Valerie Hill (‘15) - Edward Waters College· Markeshia Grant (‘10) - University of South Carolina· Breanna Fort (‘09) - Clayton State University· Celedia McCullough (‘09) - Florida Tech· Charnae Ivery (‘09) - Florida Tech· Tiff any Hamilton (‘08) - Morehead State University· Allyson Speed (‘08) - University of South Florida· Kayler McBride (‘08) - Livingstone· Tashawna Higgins (‘07) - Norfolk State University· Deyshia Williams (‘07) - District of Columbia· Jessica Piggott (‘06) - Arkansas Tech· Alberta Auguste (‘06) - University of Tennessee· Fiona Griffi th (‘06) - Tennessee Temple· Jojuana Jones (‘06) - Central Missouri· Nikkisha Prichett (‘06) - Clayton State University· Lena Korsakova (‘05) - University of North Florida· Jennifer Jones (‘05) - Delaware State University· Tristan McCray (‘05) - Clayton State University· Denisia Andrews (‘05) - Newberry College· Inga Buzoka (‘05) - Salem International· Lindsay Marks (‘05) - Northeastern State University· Petra Jacob (‘05) - South Alabama· Viorica Dadinici (‘04) - SUNY-Buff alo· Miranda Walson (‘04) - Florida Gulf Coast University· Kirsti Jones (‘03) - Georgia State University· Alexandra Kwiecinska (‘03) - Florida Gulf Coast University· Renea Philips (‘03) - Georgia State University· Marcia Alvarado (‘02) - Florida Tech· Sharon Moore (‘02) - Southern Georgia· Kalenda Luster (‘01) - University of West Georgia· LaTonya Harris (‘01) - Auburn at Montgomery· Kawana Neal (‘01) - University of West Georgia· Max Nhassengo (‘01) - Old Dominion University· Melina Chisco (‘01) - Lynn University· Jennifer Justice (‘01) - Middle Tennessee State University· Rongi Bethea (‘00) - University of West Florida· Anya Walker (‘00) - Northwestern University

· Natasha Zacharova (‘00) - University of Louisville· Electa Johnson (‘00) - University of West Georgia· Erica Jackson (‘99) - University of Kentucky· Tihana Abrlic (‘97) - University of Connecticut· Patience Grayer (‘96) - Kansas· Sharonda Jones - Lynn University· Kenya Lee - University of West Georgia· Anya Walker - Northwestern· Zsuzanna Horvath - Georgetown· Liz Paulson - Arizona State University· Patrice Sims - University of Texas· Maria Geis - University of North Florida· Shera Looney - Auburn University· Erin Conner - Georgia College· LaTonya Blanton - Pittsburgh· Monica Echeverria - University of South Florida· Conswella Sparrow - Auburn· Tiff any Harmon - Montevallo· Crystal Davidson - Auburn at Montgomery· Kim Penchion - Southwest Texas· Jill Madison - Florida Atlantic University· Lorri Jaminson - Oral Roberts University· Sue Mayo - Wake Forest· Emma Clements - Penn State· Dunja Pacirsk - Florida Tech· Gwen Clayton - Florida Tech· Kiesha Bowman - St. John’s University· Ruth Daley - Akron · Arnethia Wright - Alabama-Birmingham· Shantrice Saxo - University of Central Florida· Shelly Nichols - Ohio State University

The College of Central Florida women’s basketball program has had the opportunity to develop talented athletes since the program’s inception. Many of them have continued

their careers at the collegiate level.

PATRIOT HISTORY






















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