2012-13 Park University Basketball Fact Book

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2012-13 PARK MEN’S AND WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FACT BOOKWHAT’S INSIDE THE 2012-13 BASKETBALL FACT BOOKTable of Contents ..........................................................................................................................................1

THIS IS PARK UNIVERSITYPark University Profile ..............................................................................................................................2-3University President Dr. Michael H. Droge ...........................................................................................4Director of Athletics Claude English .......................................................................................................5Sports Communication Staff Profiles .....................................................................................................6Park University Athletics Staff Profiles ...................................................................................................7

MEET THE 2012-13 PIRATES (MEN)Head Coach Jason Kline ..............................................................................................................................8Team Roster .....................................................................................................................................................92012-13 Season Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 102011-12 Final Statistics ............................................................................................................................. 11

MEN’S BASKETBALL PROGRAM HISTORYYear-by-Year Results ............................................................................................................................12-15All-Time NAIA Tournament Teams ........................................................................................................ 16Inddividual Honors .................................................................................................................................... 16Coaching History ........................................................................................................................................ 17All-Time Series Records ............................................................................................................................ 17

AMERICAN MIDWEST CONFERENCEGet to know the AMC................................................................................................................................ 18

MEET THE 2012-13 PIRATES (WOMEN)Head Coach Kenneth Cooper ................................................................................................................ 19Team Roster .................................................................................................................................................. 202012-13 Season Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 212011-12 Final Statistics ............................................................................................................................. 22

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PROGRAM HISTORYYear-by-Year Results ............................................................................................................................23-26Inddividual Honors .................................................................................................................................... 26Year-by-Year History .................................................................................................................................. 26Coaching History ........................................................................................................................................ 26

2012-13 Team Schedules .....................................................................................................Back Cover

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Park University calls Parkville, Mo., and the Greater Kansas City area home, offering stu-dents the features of both small-town life and the flashing lights of a big city.With a population of more than 4,000, Parkville allows students the small-town lifestyle

and tightly knit community often times associated with small college athletics and the NAIA. Originally a trading post on the Missouri River, Parkville grew as Kansas City boomed in the late 1800s, which included the founding of Park University. Both the University and the city get their names from Col. George S. Park, who played a key role in the early development of the area. Today, Parkville’s historic downtown district, coupled with new shopping areas to the north and east, gives Park University students multiple entertainment opportunities within the area. Parkville sits within the Northland area of metropolitan Kansas City, which encompasses 15 counties, nine of which are in Missouri and six across the state line in Kansas. The North-land is locally referred to as “north of the river.” Contained wholly within Missouri, it encom-passes portions of Platte and Clay counties, including the northern half of Kansas City, Mo., and the cities of Parkville, Gladstone, Liberty and North Kansas City. Kansas City is situated at the confluence of the Kansas and Missouri rivers, often referred to as Kaw Point, straddling the border between the two states. The Kansas City Metropolitan Statistical Area, anchored by Kansas City, Mo., is the 29th largest in the United States, with an estimated population just over 2 million. A tradition-rich city known for its barbecue and storied sports history, Kansas City is currently home to Major League Baseball’s Kansas City Royals, the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League, Major League Soccer’s Sporting Kansas City and the Kansas Speed-way, which hosts multiple NASCAR and IRL events throughout the year, including two Sprint Cup Series event in the spring and fall. Kansas City is also home to the Kansas City T-Bones independent league baseball franchise and the Kansas City Explorers of World TeamTennis. The Sprint Center and the Power & Light District in the downtown area is one of the region’s top entertainment areas. The Sprint Center also houses the College Basketball Expe-rience, which includes the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame. A few blocks away sits historic Municipal Auditorium, home to the Buffalo Funds-NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament. In 2010, Park University made its third appearance in five seasons, and its fifth overall, in the national tournament. Additionally, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics moved its offices downtown in the summer of 2007. Kansas City is also known for its historic shopping districts, including Westport and the Country Club Plaza, which is one of the world’s largest outdoor shopping areas designed for motor-vehicle traffic. Commonly referred to as “The Plaza,” it is home to one of the nation’s largest holiday light displays between Thanksgiving and January. In the Northland, Zona Rosa has become a popular shopping district, while Leawood Town Center and The Legends at Village West in Kansas City, Kan., keep shoppers occupied in Kansas.

Best Value, Nationwide Park continues to increase access to higher education by offering the quality under-graduate and graduate degrees students desire at locations, times and delivery formats that best serve their needs. In 2010, the University was ranked as the No. 1 value among private colleges and universities by Parents & Colleges, an online resource for parents of college-bound students. According to Parents & Colleges, institutions included on this list offer a diversity of de-grees, have affordable tuitions and/or offer generous financial aid, and report the highest SAT or ACT scores for the incoming class. Park was cited as offering “both proximity to big-city excitement and the safe, relaxed atmosphere of a small town… the student body represents 50 states and 100 countries, and the school prides itself on its diversity and global outlook. Tuition for full-time undergraduates is a fraction of other private institutions, and average class size and student-to-faculty ratio are low.”Founded Founded in 1875 in Parkville, Mo., Park University has developed into a comprehensive, independent institution that is a national leader in higher education. In 2000, Park achieved university status and now serves more than 24,000 students annually at 40 campus centers in 21 states and online.

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Serving an ethnically diverse student population and non-traditional adult learners has, for many years, been central to Park’s educational mission. Even in its first year, Park Universi-ty enrolled women students as well as men, something that was unusual at the time; and two of the original 17 students were Native Americans. Park was also an early integrator when it welcomed African-American students to live in Park’s residence halls in the 1950s.Present Providing such access has developed considerable diversity among the student popula-tion, with more than 650 international students from 110 countries, and a 42 percent student representation from racial, ethnic and cultural groups typically underrepresented in colleges and universities. The University has repeatedly been recognized as one of the top 100 Ameri-can colleges/universities in the nation graduating Hispanic, African-American and American-Indian students. In addition, extracurricular activities and championship-caliber athletic pro-grams complement Park’s outstanding scholastic programs. Park offers numerous degree programs online, and it maintains a long-standing rela-tionship with the U.S. military for which it has been recognized as one of the largest pro-viders of online undergraduate education to military learners worldwide. Park has received international recognition by Military Advanced Education magazine as one of its “Top 20 Mil-itary-Friendly Colleges and Universities,” citing Park’s “innovative academic degree programs steeped in excellence.”

Parkville CampusFounded: 1875Location: Parkville, Mo.Tuition: Our fiscal initiatives provide varying revenue streams which allow Park to maintain its tuition at approximately the same level as students attending state universities in Missouri (our tuition benchmark).First-time Freshmen: ACT is 22 with an average grade point average of 3.386.Student/Faculty Ratio: Undergraduate 12:1; Graduate 9:1.Diverse Population: Students represent all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as 110 foreign countries.Special Programs and Facilities: Parkville Commercial Underground; Mabee Learning Cen-ter (academic underground, including the McAfee Memorial Library); limitless internship op-portunities; Academic Support Center for tutoring, testing and writing labs; Career Develop-ment Center; Breckon Sports Center; state-of-the-art fitness facility; International Center for Music; Campanella Art Gallery; David Theater.

Accreditation Park University is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The State of Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has officially approved the academic standards of Park University for teacher education. The Ellen Finley Earhart Nursing program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and approved by the Missouri State Board of Nursing. The Department of Athletic Training is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education. The Department of Social Work is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.

Vision Statement Park University, a pioneering institution of higher learning since 1875, will provide lead-ership in quality, innovative education for a diversity of learners who will excel in their profes-sional and personal service to the global community.

Mission Statement Park University provides access to a quality higher education experience that prepares a diverse community of learners to think critically, communicate effectively, demonstrate a global perspective, and engage in lifelong learning and service to others.

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Michael Droge, Ph.D., was appointed President by the Park University Board of Trustees in 2009 after serving for a brief period as Interim President. He joined Park University in Sep-

tember 2002 to serve as the Provost and Senior Vice President of Aca-demic Affairs. His role in that position gave him charge of all academic areas of the University, including acting as the liaison between the aca-demic and non-academic components of the University. Droge has 30 years of distinguished achievement in teaching, re-search and service in higher education. As the principle investigator on programs funded by the National Institutes for Health (NIH) and the Department of Education, he expanded research opportunities for groups of students who are underserved by higher education. His re-search focused on the spinal cord and he served as a reviewer for the National Institutes of General Medical Sciences and several journals in neuroscience. Droge was the founding Director of the Center for Undergraduate and Graduate Student Research Support at Texas Woman’s University (TWU), and “Lead Dean” for the Federation of North Texas Area Univer-sities. His academic awards include the Beall Memorial Award for Out-standing Dissertation from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Texas, the Mary Mason Lyon Award for Excellence in Schol-arship, Teaching and Service, the President’s Award for Distinguished Service from Texas Woman’s University, and the 2012 Distinguished Alumnus Award from the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Dr. Droge currently serves numerous organizations in various leadership roles including the American Council on Education’s Com-mission on Internationalization and Global Engagement, People to People International’s Board, and the Kansas City Economic Develop-ment Council’s Higher Education Taskforce. Droge received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biology and Ger-man from the University of Kansas, and he began graduate studies in Germany at the University of Bonn as a Fulbright Scholar. Upon receiv-ing his Master of Science degree from Texas Tech University, Droge earned his Ph. D. degree in Physiology & Biophysics from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas. He came to Park University with 19 years of experience in higher education as a faculty member and administrator at TWU, where he was Professor of Biology and Dean of Graduate Studies and Research. He is committed to Park University’s leadership role in serving those who serve their community and country as global citizens.

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PARK UNIVERSITYPark University director of athletics Claude English begins his 17th full year and his 18th season as the University’s AD in 2012-13, starting his tenure as athletics director in January of 1996. In his

nearly 17-year term, English has guided Park through a steady athletics program improvement, including enhancing facilities and providing student-athletes with a first-rate experience at Park. In 2011-12, English had chief oversight in Park’s newest addition to its list of facilities when the Track & Field Complex opened as a train-ing ground for the track and cross country teams. The six-lane, compe-tition-ready track sits adjacent to the 1,500-seat Julian Field, which is also undergoing seating renovations in 2012-13, and the Park Univer-sity Softball Complex, which will feature an upgraded sound system in the upcoming year. English’s tenure has also included the opening of Comfort Field, home to the Park University baseball program, an agreement with The National Golf Club of Kansas City, which gives the women’s golf pro-gram one of the finest practice and competition facilities in the Mid-west, and Breckon Sports Center, home to the Park University men’s and women’s volleyball programs, in addition to administrative offices. In 2010, English was honored for his service as an athletics ad-ministrator by being inducted into the McLendon Minority Athletics Administrators Hall of Fame, representing the NAIA in a group of sev-en individuals honored by the John McLendon Minority Scholarship Foundation, which supports the McLendon Minority Postgraduate Scholarship fund. Later in 2010-11, English was honored by a second hall of fame in his home town, earning a spot in the Chattahoochee Valley Sports Hall of Fame in Columbus, Ga. English began his affiliation with Park University in the 1992-93 men’s basketball season, beginning a 15-year coaching run with the Pirates that saw a trip to the NAIA Fab Four in 1998 and 182 coach-ing wins, making English the Pirates’ winningest coach. He owns 227 total wins, which includes a three-year head coaching stint at his alma mater, the University of Rhode Island, an NCAA Division I school in the Atlantic 10 Conference. He was the A-10 coach of the year in 1981-82, and in 1997-98, after guiding Park to a 27-8 overall mark, the win-ningest season in a Park history that dates back to 1961-62, he was honored with the Charles A. Krigel Award for outstanding sportsman-ship. His team was also honored that season, earning the Dr. James Naismith-Emil S. Liston Sportsmanship Award. In his playing career, English was a two-year standout at Christian College in Dallas, Texas, before finishing his collegiate career at Rhode Island. After college, English was drafted by the Portland Trail Blazers and played one NBA season, 1970-71, before finishing his basketball career with the Hartford Capitals of the Eastern Basketball Association. He was a three-year captain for the Capitals and helped the team to an Eastern Association title in 1973-74. As director of athletics at Park, the Pirates have captured 53 con-ference championships, and in each of his previous 16 seasons as ath-letics director, at least one Park program has represented the Pirates in NAIA postseason play. He has also watched 98 student-athletes earn All-America honors, and 200 student-athletes have been named Dak-tronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes, the highest academic honor bestowed upon a student-athlete by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. In 2008-09, Park’s department of athletics carried an overall grade point average better than 3.0 and the school earned a record seven NAIA scholar team designations. In his most recent year as AD, Eng-lish’s department posted four scholar teams, which carry a 3.0 GPA or better as a team through the academic year.

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SPORTS COMMUNICATIONSScott SlarksSports Communications Coordinator (1st Year)

Scott Slarks enters his first season as Sports Communications & Marketing Coordinator at Park University in 2012. He will be the pri-mary contact for men’s and women’s soccer, women’s basketball, and softball and will assist Steve Wilson, Assistant Director of Athletics for Sports Communications, with other activities

in the athletics communications office. Slarks also will provide on-air play-by-play for the Pirate Sports Network, primarily for road contests, and help maintain the athletics website (www.parkathletics.com) and its various social media out-lets, including Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. A native of Owatonna, Minn., Slarks joins the Pirates after serv-ing two years as the Sports Information Graduate Assistant at South-ern Illinois University Edwardsville in Edwardsville, Ill., where he was the primary media contact for six of the Cougars’ 16 Division I in-tercollegiate sports. He also provided play-by-play and color com-mentary for the men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, and women’s basketball teams. Prior to his work at SIUE, Slarks served as the Interim Director of Sports Information at Millsaps College in Jackson, Miss. He was in charge of media relations efforts for all of the Majors’ 18 Division III intercollegiate sports, which included the writing of all game and feature stories and producing various printed material, including posters, schedule cards, and media guides. Slarks got his start in athletic communications serving as a stu-dent assistant for four years in the Sports Information Department as an undergraduate at Gustavus Adolphus College under director Tim Kennedy. He also was president and a two-year member of the club volleyball team. A member of CoSIDA, Slarks has been highly involved with ath-letics over the last seven years, volunteering at the NCAA Division I Men’s Ice Hockey regionals and working as a lead statistician for the annual Schwan Cup high school hockey tournament in Blaine, Minn. He also served as a rink coordinator at the USA International Hockey Cup, which included supervising eight hockey rinks at the world’s largest ice arena. Slarks is a 2009 Cum Laude graduate of Gustavus Adolphus Col-lege in St. Peter, Minn., where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in business management, and later earned a Master of Science de-gree in kinesiology (sport management) from SIUE in 2012. He cur-rently resides in Kansas City, Mo.

Steve WilsonAssistant Athletic Director for Sports Communications (6th Year)

Steve Wilson, Assistant Director of Athletics for Sports Communications, is in his sixth year leading Park University’s athletics communica-tions office. As Assistant AD for Sports Com-munications, Wilson oversees publicity efforts for all 15 sports and serves as the primary con-

tact for men’s and women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s running sports, men’s basketball, baseball and women’s golf. He also handles all general inquiries in the department, serves as managing editor for www.parkathletics.com, and oversees Park’s sports communica-tions staff. Between 2009 and 2012, Wilson helped introduce four social media outlets for the Pirates, and in 2012-13, he will oversee the new Pirate Sports Network, which will include live statistics, live video, and in-game chats via Stretch Internet. The 2012-13 academic year will also mark Wilson’s second on the communications staff for the American Midwest Conference, a role he shares with Columbia Col-lege Associate Director of Athletics Cindy Fotti. In addition to com-munications, marketing, and publicity responsibilities, Wilson also serves as the department’s drug-test program coordinator and pro-vides on-air play-by-play for the Pirate Sports Network, primarily for road contests. An active CoSIDA and NAIA-SIDA member, Wilson is involved in several national committees, and in 2011 he was named to an at-large position on the NAIA-SIDA Board of Directors. He begins his second term on the NAIA-SIDA board in 2012, lasting through 2014, and in his career, he has been awarded 18 top-10 finishes in NAIA-SIDA publications contests. A 2004 graduate of Kansas State University, Wilson began his career in sports information at Kansas Wesleyan University in 2004-05, assisting with publicity for the Coyote football, men’s basketball, baseball and women’s basketball programs. In 2005, he joined the athletic media relations staff at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas, where he was the primary contact for women’s volleyball, women’s basketball and baseball, while also assisting with public-ity efforts in the Bobcat football program. Away from San Marcos, Wilson assisted on the game-day staffs of the 2005 United States Basketball League Championship, the 2006 NCAA Women’s Basket-ball Regional in San Antonio and the 2006 NCAA Baseball Regional in Austin, Texas. During the 2005 football season, he also assisted the game-day efforts of the New Orleans Saints, who were relocated to San Antonio by Hurricane Katrina. Prior to his work in sports information, Wilson was a play-by-play voice and account manager for KSAL-AM in Salina, Kan., as well as a contributing writer and assistant editor for Rivals.com College Baseball. He received top honors in the student play-by-play cat-egory by the Kansas Association of Broadcasters in 2003. Wilson and his wife, Sarah, reside in Roeland Park, Kan. In addition to his continuing education efforts through CoSIDA and NAIA-SIDA, he is also a graduate of the Leadership Northland program, operated by the Northland Regional Chamber of Commerce, and will obtain his Master’s of Public Administration with a concentration in Nonprofit Management in May 2013.

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Patricia FayardOffice Manager (26th Year)

Pat Fayard is in her 27thyear at Park University and her ninth in the Park University Depart-ment of Athletics. She is lead assistant to Director of Athlet-ics Claude English and coordinates team travel and overall budgetary items for the depart-ment of athletics.

Fayard also oversees many operational efforts for Park on game-days, including the student workstudy program, concession-stand management and front-gate ticket operations. With her husband Dennis, Fayard resides in Parkville.

Jennifer JeffressAssistant Athletic Trainer (3rd Year)

Jennifer Jeffress begins her third season with the Park University sports medicine depart-ment, coming to the Pirates after two seasons at her alma mater, Missouri Valley College. At Missouri Valley, Jeffress handled injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilita-tion and physician referrals for women’s vol-

leyball, wrestling and baseball. She was also an instructor for athletic training and exercise science courses. Prior to Missouri Valley, Jeffress served as a graduate assistant at the University of Tennessee, working primarily with the women’s tennis team. She was also a member of Team ENHANCE, a premier comprehensive, proactive program established to identify, counsel, support, monitor, refer an follow up with student-athletes struggling with emotional and mental health issues. She also managed and maintained hydrotherapy equipment at UT, and her master’s project at Tennessee was an assessment of female athletes to determine increased risk of anterior cruciate liga-ment injury during jump landing. While at Tennessee, she also as-sisted with preparations in order to host NCAA tournament events. Jeffress has a bachelor’s degree in athletic training and exercise science with an emphasis in health and fitness from Missouri Valley College, with a masters in exercise science (emphasis in biomechan-ics) from the University of Tennessee.

Mickey ClarizioInterim Head Athletic Trainer (2nd Year)

Mickey Clarizio is in his first full year on the Park University sports medicine staff, and in August, he was named Interim Head Athletic Trainer. In his most recent stop, he was the Co-ordinator of Minor League Athletic Training for the Seattle Mariners Baseball Club. Clarizio spent 15 years with the Mariners,

serving as an athletic trainer for the Mariners’ Rookie League team in Arizona from 1995 to 1997. In 1997, he was promoted to coordinat-ing all of the Mariners’ minor league athletic training efforts. Clarizio’s time with the Mariners overlapped with his tenure as athletic trainer at Sheldon High School in Eugene, Ore., a position he held from 1985 to 1997. Prior to working at Sheldon, Clarizio was the Director of Sports Medicine at the Portland Orthopedic Clinic (1982-1985), in addi-tion to high-school athletic training positions at North Eugene High School (Eugene, Ore.) and Jefferson High School (Portland). Clarizio’s career began a with the Eugene Emeralds Baseball Club in 1974 and also included a four-year period of Minor League Baseball stops in the Cincinnati Reds organization from 1975-1979. He was the Assistant Women’s Athletic Trainer at Oregon from 1976-1977, and he obtained both his bachelor’s degree (1975) and mas-ter’s degree (1978) from the University of Oregon. Clarizio is certified by the National Association of Athletic Train-ers, and as interim head athletic trainer at Park, Clarizio oversees the department’s budget and sport coverage plans, as well as managing the athletic training staff. He resides in Kansas City, Kan.

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Park University head men’s basketball coach Jason Kline will begin his eighth season at the helm of one of Park’s most successful pro-grams, having guided the Pirates to three Buffalo Funds-NAIA Divi-

sion I Men’s Basketball Championships in his seven previous seasons in Parkville. Kline owns a 124-90 record at Park and is 264-174 over 14 seasons as a head coach, spending his first seven seasons as a head coach at his alma mater, Indiana Tech. The 2012-13 season will make Park Kline’s lon-gest coaching stop in his coaching career, which began in Salina, Kan., as an assistant coach at Kansas Wesleyan under head coach Jerry Jones and later continued at Indiana Tech as an assistant for his father, Dan. In 2011-12, Kline took the Pirates to the AMC semifinals for the third-straight season, coaching his most-recent NAIA All-American, Reco An-derson, who landed on the honorable mention team. He also coached three Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes, bringing his total number of scholar-athletes to 24. Kline has coached 16 All-Americans, 68 academic all-conference honorees and 34 all-conference performers. His most recent trip to the NAIA national tournament at Park came in 2010-11 when the Pirates ended the season in the first round, falling to Mountain State, but the run to the tournament was noteworthy, over-coming a second-half deficit in the AMC semifinals to beat nationally ranked Columbia College before leading wire-to-wire against the tour-nament’s top seed, McKendree University, to punch a second-straight ticket to Municipal Auditorium, led by honorable mention All-American Kyle Rausch. In 2009-10, the Pirates overcame an 0-4 start to go 23-10, beat-ing Georgetown (Ky.) in the first round of the NAIA tournament during Herschel Rodgers’ Third-Team All-America season. Kline coached one of Park’s most decorated All-Americans between 2006 and 2009, as Jon Meriweather collected four different All-America designations, and in 2006-07, All-American Brandon Voorhees helped lead Kline’s team to the 2007 NAIA tournament, marking Park’s first trip to the event since 1998. In 2003-04, Kline earned the first of three career coach-of-the-year awards, claiming Wolverine Hoosier Athletic Coach of the Year, and in 2006-07, he was the Independent Region Coach of the Year after beating Mountain State to secure the 2007 bid at Municipal Auditorium. In 2009-10, Kline was the AMC Coach of the Year, and Kline has three conference tournament championships, in 2004-05, 2006-07 and 2010-11. Kline received his bachelor’s degree from Indiana Tech in 1994 and his master’s from Kansas Wesleyan in 1998. He and his wife, Jo-lina, also a Kansas Wesleyan graduate and former KWU student-ath-lete, reside in Kansas City, Mo., with their sons, Jacob and Jackson.

KLINE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSCHOOL YEAR W-L (Pct)Indiana Tech 1998-99 17-11 (.607)Indiana Tech 1999-00 12-17 (.414)Indiana Tech 2000-01 13-18 (.419)Indiana Tech 2001-02 19-13 (.594)Indiana Tech 2002-03 23-10 (.697)Indiana Tech 2003-04 27-7 (.794)Indiana Tech 2004-05 29-8 (.784)PARK UNIVERSITY 2005-06 10-22 (.313)PARK UNIVERSITY 2006-07 26-6 (.813)PARK UNIVERSITY 2007-08 16-13 (.552)PARK UNIVERSITY 2008-09 16-14 (.533)PARK UNIVERSITY 2009-10 23-10 (697)PARK UNIVERSITY 2010-11 21-9 (.700)PARK UNIVERSITY 2011-12 12-16 (.429)PARK UNIVERSITY 2012-13 5-4 (.556)15-SEASON TOTAL 269-178 (.602)PARK TOTAL 129-94 (.576)

MEN’S BASKETBALL COACH

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CANAAN FAIRLEY5-9 • Jr. • G • Newton, Mo.

North Central Missouri College

3MARCUS JOHNSON

5-10 • So. • G • St. Louis, Mo.UMKC

DEVIN BARNES6-1 • Sr. • G • Chandler, Ariz.

Glendale CC

JOSH LEWIS6-0 • So. • G • Dallas, Texas

Ranger College

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MICHAEL ANORUE6-7 • Sr. • F • Bronx, N.Y.Concordia University

12XAVIELLE BROWN6-2 • Fr. • G • Fort Wayne, Ind.

Wayne HS

NIGEL VAN OOSTRUM6-5 • Jr. • G • Sheffield, England

Franklin Pierce

VENTON WILDER6-2 • Jr. • G • Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

Southeast CC

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JARVIS GRIFFIN6-5 • Jr. • F • Chicago, Ill.

Waubonsee CC

32IOANNIS KOTSANOS6-11 • Fr. • C • Thessaloniki, Greece

St. Ignatious Prep

MELVIN ROWE6-4 • Jr. • F • Chicago, Ill.

Waubonsee CC

TORR WOODHOUSE6-8 • Jr. • C • Cambridge, New Zealand

Southeast CC

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No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Hometown (Previous School) 3 Canaan Fairley 5-9 160 Jr. G Newtown, Mo. (North Central Missouri College) 4 Marcus Johnson 5-10 155 So. G St. Louis, Mo. (UMKC) 5 Devin Barnes 6-1 190 Sr. G Chandler, Ariz. (Glendale CC)10 Josh Lewis 6-0 175 So. G Dallas, Texas (Ranger College)11 Kyle Enloe 6-2 185 Jr. G Parkville, Mo. (MCC-Penn Valley)12 Michael Anorue 6-7 210 Sr. F Bronx, N.Y. (Concordia University)13 Xavielle Brown 6-2 204 Fr. G Fort Wayne, Ind. (Wayne HS)20 Nigel Van Oostrum 6-5 190 Jr. G Sheffield, England (Franklin Pierce)22 Venton Wilder 6-2 210 Jr. G Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Southeast CC)31 Noel Surles 6-5 185 So. F Dallas, Texas (Southeastern Oklahoma St.)32 Jarvis Griffin 6-5 195 Jr. F Chicago, Ill. (Waubonsee CC)33 Ioannis Kotsanos 6-11 228 Fr. C Thessaloniki, Greece (St. Ignatious Prep)35 Melvin Rowe 6-4 215 Jr. F Chicago, Ill. (Waubonsee CC)44 Torr Woodhouse 6-8 235 Jr. C Cambridge, New Zealand (Southeast CC)Head Coach: Jason KlineAssistant Coach: Gordon Stubblefield

KYLE ENLOE6-2 • Jr. • G • Parkville, Mo.

MCC-Penn Valley

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NOEL SURLES6-5 • So. • F • Dallas, Texas

Southeastern Oklahoma St.

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2012-13 OUTLOOK

Jason Kline knew his eighth season at the helm of the Park University men’s basketball program would be a recruiting battle to find the pieces that would return the Pirates to the top half of the American Midwest Conference.

Seven seniors departed, including an All-American, from the 2011-12 team. Many coaches would become deer-in-headlights, but Kline, who has a knack for filling roles with experience, met the challenge with 13 new faces that all bring one constant to the table. Defense. Defense will have to be this team’s trademark, bringing back just 98 total points from 2011-12 from seniors Michael Anorue and Devin Barnes. “Our best teams have been ones that turned defense into offense, and just holding opponents to low scoring numbers isn’t enough. We have to be able to turn teams over and we have to rebound on every possession.” Kline’s most recent national-tournament team rode that recipe all the way to Municipal Auditorium, averaging 12 steals while holding opponents to 63 points per game, qualifying for the postseason despite averaging just 71 points on the offensive end. That kind of high-pressure, smothering defense will need to reappear, according to Kline, if the Pirates want to put together another season like 2010-11. “We have to become a great defensive and rebounding team,” Kline said. “We might tend to overthink things early on, and our defense is going to have to dictate games. We have the size and athleticism to be good, but there’s a learning curve. It makes the nonconference schedule critical because we’ll need to be ready to find another gear in January.” Park will be a bigger team in 2012-13 than it was in 2011-12, featuring 6-foot-11 John Kotsanos, from Thessaloniki, Greece, and Torr Woodhouse, from Cambridge, New Zealand, a 6-foot-8 junior-college transfer from Southeast Community College. And the upgrade in size won’t be limited to the frontcourt. The Pirates are expected to start 6-foot-5 point guard Nigel Van Oostrum, a transfer from NCAA Division II Franklin Pierce, who averaged 6.3 points last season. Woodhouse was a force on the glass for Southeast, which produced former Pirates Cooper Bayiha and Goldeng Deng. He averaged six rebounds and eight points last year for the Nebraska-based school. His Southeast CC teammate Venton Wilder will also join the team for his junior season after averaging 13 points and five rebounds at South-east last season. Kline is also looking for an extra spark out of one of his most highly touted and anticipated freshmen in his career at Park, Xavielle Brown, who averaged 20.7 points and 10.3 rebounds per game at Wayne High School in Kline’s home town, Fort Wayne, Ind., earning his way to first-team all-state and first-team all-conference honors. “It will be an interesting mix, because we have talent and maturity, but we put a lot in early and there a lot of wrinkles in what we do, so it’s hard to pick it all up at once,” Kline said. “But as we get into the season, the guys will become more comfortable with our system and it’ll allow us to be an even more active team defensively.” Traditionally, the backcourt is responsible for setting the team’s defensive tone, and two Dallas-area newcomers will step in right away to bolster the Pirates’ defensive athleticism. Josh Lewis averaged 11 points in high school and eight per game at Ranger Junior College as a freshman, beginning his sophomore season with the Pirates in 2012-13. He’s joined by fellow Texan Noel Surles, who may be the Pirates’ most athletic defender early on. Two Illinois transfers, Melvin Rowe and Jarvis Griffin, bring a combined 24 points per game from Waubonsee Community College from their sophomore seasons in Illinois, and Kyle Enloe, Park’s most local newcomer, from Parkville, returns to his home town for his final two seasons of college basketball after playing two years at MCC-Penn Valley south of the river. Transfer guards Canaan Fairley (North Central Missouri College) and Marcus Johnson (UMKC) will further deepen the backcourt bench, along with Barnes, a returner who played half a season for the Pirates in 2011-12 in limited minutes. Kline doesn’t normally single out players, but he is quick to recognize Anorue’s efforts to glue together unfamiliar puzzle pieces early on. At 6-foot-7, Anorue made nine starts and played in 26 games for the Pirates a year ago, averaging 15.5 minutes and 3.5 points per game. “I can’t say enough about what Mike did to bring the guys together from the first day, and really even before that when they were all signed,” Kline said. “He knows this is his senior year and he wanted to make it special. For a guy that didn’t see the starting five as much as he might have liked last year, he’s really stepped up early on this year.” The Pirates begin the season in Olathe, Kan., at the MNU Tipoff Classic against Central Methodist (Friday, 4 p.m.) and MidAmerica Nazarene (Saturday, 5 p.m.). Last sea-son, the Pirates beat the same two teams on the way to a 3-1 start. The home portion of the schedule begins Monday, Nov. 5, when the Pirates host Midland University at 7 p.m. The Pirates’ entire home slate will be carried on the Pirate Sports Network at www.parkathletics.com, beginning Monday when the Pirate Sports Network will team with KHUB radio, 1340 AM, Fremont, Neb., for live video and live audio when the Pirates host Midland at 7 p.m. Pirate Radio, 90.5 FM, KGSP, will serve as a weeknight-only affiliate for select games on the Pirate Sports Network, and in all games in the American Midwest Conference portion of the 2012-13 season will be broadcast. All road games except the Feb. 2 game at Columbia College will be audio-only, and all home games, as well as the game at Columbia, will feature a live-video broadcast.

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2011-12 FINAL STATISTICS 2011-12 Park Basketball Park Season Box Score (Final Stats) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES........... (12-16) (4-6) (5-7) (3-3)CONFERENCE.......... (5-7) (2-3) (3-4) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE...... (7-9) (2-3) (2-3) (3-3)

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## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg

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03 Smith, Corron...... 11-6 150 13.6 11-27 .407 6-14 .429 3-4 .750 4 13 17 1.5 18 1 18 22 0 4 31 2.8

04 Halsell, Mark...... 27-4 305 11.3 15-52 .288 1-12 .083 19-29 .655 9 21 30 1.1 25 1 25 21 0 15 50 1.9

05 Barnes, Devin...... 3-0 44 14.7 2-7 .286 0-2 .000 4-13 .308 1 2 3 1.0 6 0 3 5 0 5 8 2.7

10 Webb, Garrison..... 11-0 102 9.3 6-25 .240 2-8 .250 16-21 .762 0 2 2 0.2 14 0 8 8 0 4 30 2.7

12 Gatson, Melvin..... 28-27 958 34.2 115-279 .412 26-79 .329 102-140 .729 22 84 106 3.8 27 0 76 65 3 32 358 12.8

13 Price, Tyler....... 26-7 447 17.2 52-165 .315 41-136 .301 30-31 .968 10 31 41 1.6 49 1 24 29 0 20 175 6.7

20 Anderson, Reco..... 22-22 735 33.4 107-266 .402 28-87 .322 96-127 .756 32 93 125 5.7 49 1 47 66 4 29 338 15.4

22 Satterwhite, Wardel 8-4 118 14.8 25-58 .431 8-20 .400 24-33 .727 8 15 23 2.9 15 0 6 16 2 4 82 10.3

23 Hairston, Juston... 23-22 647 28.1 96-204 .471 18-47 .383 41-70 .586 33 80 113 4.9 55 1 17 32 6 27 251 10.9

30 Lemon, Stedmon..... 13-7 320 24.6 57-139 .410 29-75 .387 11-19 .579 13 40 53 4.1 25 0 9 29 6 4 154 11.8

31 King, Montrell..... 16-7 217 13.6 20-51 .392 7-26 .269 2-4 .500 8 17 25 1.6 4 0 15 13 1 3 49 3.1

32 Sandbothe, Garrett. 25-8 579 23.2 52-109 .477 0-0 .000 33-66 .500 30 71 101 4.0 71 3 15 36 6 10 137 5.5

33 Anorue, Michael.... 26-9 390 15.0 35-72 .486 0-0 .000 20-46 .435 26 43 69 2.7 67 2 8 27 10 5 90 3.5

35 Sticken, Ethan..... 25-17 301 12.0 23-51 .451 0-0 .000 21-35 .600 25 37 62 2.5 56 2 6 20 8 11 67 2.7

44 Langkamp, Vince.... 23-0 279 12.1 24-49 .490 1-6 .167 10-15 .667 17 32 49 2.1 34 0 6 15 0 10 59 2.6

45 Bayiha, Cooper..... 11-0 33 3.0 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 3-11 .273 5 7 12 1.1 5 0 0 4 1 1 5 0.5

TEAM............... 38 54 92 3.3 0 3

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Total.............. 28 5625 641-1557 .412 167-512 .326 435-664 .655 281 642 923 33.0 520 12 283 411 47 185 1884 67.3

Opponents.......... 28 5625 725-1584 .458 156-466 .335 384-588 .653 312 743 1055 37.7 568 - 379 434 92 185 1990 71.1

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total------------------------------ ---- ---- ---- ----Park.......................... 858 1013 13 - 1884Opponents..................... 960 1024 6 - 1990

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL------------------------------ --- ----- -----Park.......................... 111 17 128Opponents..................... 95 10 105

2011-12 Park Basketball Park Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (Final Stats) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES........... (12-16) (4-6) (5-7) (3-3) CONFERENCE.......... (5-7) (2-3) (3-4) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (7-9) (2-3) (2-3) (3-3)

DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10/30/11 1:00 p.m. at Georgetown (Ky.) 67-82 L 150 (15)Anderson, Reco (5)Sandbothe, Garrett 11/04/11 6:00 p.m. ^ vs Central Methodist WOT 76-69 400 (27)Lemon, Stedmon (7)Hairston, Juston 11/05/11 4:00 p.m. ^ at MidAmerica Nazarene W 90-87 1000 (20)Gatson, Melvin (8)Hairston, Juston (8)Satterwhite, Wardell 11/08/11 7:00 p.m. at Benedictine W 54-52 300 (17)Anderson, Reco (7)Hairston, Juston 11/11/11 8:00 p.m. % at Midland (Neb.) 53-71 L 600 (14)Anderson, Reco (3)Anderson, Reco (3)Sticken, Ethan 11/12/11 1:00 p.m. % vs Bellevue (Neb.) 62-86 L 145 (15)Anderson, Reco (5)Lemon, Stedmon 11/15/11 7:00 p.m. GEORGETOWN (KY.) 85-95 L 712 (26)Gatson, Melvin (5)Sandbothe, Garrett 11/18/11 5:30 p.m. @ vs Grace (Neb.) W 78-64 215 (16)Gatson, Melvin (12)Sandbothe, Garrett 11/19/11 3:00 p.m. @ vs York (Neb.) W 82-81 200 (29)Gatson, Melvin (9)Sandbothe, Garrett 11/22/11 7:00 p.m. MIDAMERICA NAZARENE 72-85 L 871 (20)Lemon, Stedmon (8)Sandbothe, Garrett (20)Gatson, Melvin 11/25/11 1:00 p.m. $ vs Avila 49-80 L 530 (16)Sandbothe, Garrett (5)Lemon, Stedmon 11/26/11 1:00 p.m. $ vs East Central (Okla.) 68-81 L 350 (23)Lemon, Stedmon (6)Gatson, Melvin 11/29/11 7:00 p.m. PERU STATE W 77-67 487 (20)Lemon, Stedmon (9)Hairston, Juston 01/02/12 7:00 p.m. BENEDICTINE 53-61 L 773 (12)Price, Tyler (7)Anderson, Reco (12)Anderson, Reco (12)Hairston, Juston 01/06/12 7:30 p.m. * at Williams Baptist W 75-57 260 (18)Price, Tyler (10)Anderson, Reco 01/07/12 4:00 p.m. * at Williams Baptist 67-72 L 285 (16)Gatson, Melvin (7)Hairston, Juston (7)Gatson, Melvin 01/12/12 7:30 p.m. * at Columbia 59-76 L 632 (14)Anderson, Reco (5)Anderson, Reco (5)Gatson, Melvin 01/14/12 4:00 p.m. * WILLIAM WOODS W 85-71 683 (19)Gatson, Melvin (6)Gatson, Melvin (6)Anderson, Reco 01/21/12 4:00 p.m. * at Harris-Stowe 54-62 L 489 (24)Anderson, Reco (7)Anderson, Reco 01/28/12 4:00 p.m. * at Missouri Baptist W 75-67 203 (21)Hairston, Juston (10)Hairston, Juston (21)Gatson, Melvin 02/02/12 7:30 p.m. * at Hannibal-LaGrange 62-66 L 299 (20)Anderson, Reco (7)Anderson, Reco 02/04/12 4:00 p.m. * COLUMBIA 58-69 L 512 (15)Anderson, Reco (10)King, Montrell 02/09/12 7:30 p.m. * at William Woods W 62-56 154 (15)Gatson, Melvin (12)Anderson, Reco 02/16/12 7:30 p.m. * HARRIS-STOWE 61-70 L 293 (17)Anderson, Reco (8)Hairston, Juston 02/23/12 7:30 p.m. * MISSOURI BAPTIST 65-66 L 282 (18)Anderson, Reco (8)Anderson, Reco 02/25/12 4:00 p.m. * HANNIBAL-LAGRANGE W 65-58 756 (17)Anderson, Reco (11)Sandbothe, Garrett 03/01/12 7:00 p.m. ! WILLIAM WOODS W 66-61 229 (18)Hairston, Juston (12)Anderson, Reco 03/03/12 4:00 p.m. ! at Columbia 64-78 L 300 (15)Hairston, Juston (8)Hairston, Juston

* = American Midwest Conference game ! = American Midwest Conference Tournament ^ = Jeff Uphaus Classic (Olathe, Kan.) % = Midland Classic (Fremont, Neb.) @ = Peru State Classic (Peru, Neb.) $ = Rock U/Harvesters Classic (Kansas City, Mo.)

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME.................... 10 5598 560 AWAY.................... 12 4672 389 NEUTRAL................. 6 1840 307 TOTAL................... 28 12110 432

2011-12 Park Basketball Park Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (Final Stats) All games


DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10/30/11 1:00 p.m. at Georgetown (Ky.) 67-82 L 150 (15)Anderson, Reco (5)Sandbothe, Garrett 11/04/11 6:00 p.m. ^ vs Central Methodist WOT 76-69 400 (27)Lemon, Stedmon (7)Hairston, Juston 11/05/11 4:00 p.m. ^ at MidAmerica Nazarene W 90-87 1000 (20)Gatson, Melvin (8)Hairston, Juston (8)Satterwhite, Wardell 11/08/11 7:00 p.m. at Benedictine W 54-52 300 (17)Anderson, Reco (7)Hairston, Juston 11/11/11 8:00 p.m. % at Midland (Neb.) 53-71 L 600 (14)Anderson, Reco (3)Anderson, Reco (3)Sticken, Ethan 11/12/11 1:00 p.m. % vs Bellevue (Neb.) 62-86 L 145 (15)Anderson, Reco (5)Lemon, Stedmon 11/15/11 7:00 p.m. GEORGETOWN (KY.) 85-95 L 712 (26)Gatson, Melvin (5)Sandbothe, Garrett 11/18/11 5:30 p.m. @ vs Grace (Neb.) W 78-64 215 (16)Gatson, Melvin (12)Sandbothe, Garrett 11/19/11 3:00 p.m. @ vs York (Neb.) W 82-81 200 (29)Gatson, Melvin (9)Sandbothe, Garrett 11/22/11 7:00 p.m. MIDAMERICA NAZARENE 72-85 L 871 (20)Lemon, Stedmon (8)Sandbothe, Garrett (20)Gatson, Melvin 11/25/11 1:00 p.m. $ vs Avila 49-80 L 530 (16)Sandbothe, Garrett (5)Lemon, Stedmon 11/26/11 1:00 p.m. $ vs East Central (Okla.) 68-81 L 350 (23)Lemon, Stedmon (6)Gatson, Melvin 11/29/11 7:00 p.m. PERU STATE W 77-67 487 (20)Lemon, Stedmon (9)Hairston, Juston 01/02/12 7:00 p.m. BENEDICTINE 53-61 L 773 (12)Price, Tyler (7)Anderson, Reco (12)Anderson, Reco (12)Hairston, Juston 01/06/12 7:30 p.m. * at Williams Baptist W 75-57 260 (18)Price, Tyler (10)Anderson, Reco 01/07/12 4:00 p.m. * at Williams Baptist 67-72 L 285 (16)Gatson, Melvin (7)Hairston, Juston (7)Gatson, Melvin 01/12/12 7:30 p.m. * at Columbia 59-76 L 632 (14)Anderson, Reco (5)Anderson, Reco (5)Gatson, Melvin 01/14/12 4:00 p.m. * WILLIAM WOODS W 85-71 683 (19)Gatson, Melvin (6)Gatson, Melvin (6)Anderson, Reco 01/21/12 4:00 p.m. * at Harris-Stowe 54-62 L 489 (24)Anderson, Reco (7)Anderson, Reco 01/28/12 4:00 p.m. * at Missouri Baptist W 75-67 203 (21)Hairston, Juston (10)Hairston, Juston (21)Gatson, Melvin 02/02/12 7:30 p.m. * at Hannibal-LaGrange 62-66 L 299 (20)Anderson, Reco (7)Anderson, Reco 02/04/12 4:00 p.m. * COLUMBIA 58-69 L 512 (15)Anderson, Reco (10)King, Montrell 02/09/12 7:30 p.m. * at William Woods W 62-56 154 (15)Gatson, Melvin (12)Anderson, Reco 02/16/12 7:30 p.m. * HARRIS-STOWE 61-70 L 293 (17)Anderson, Reco (8)Hairston, Juston 02/23/12 7:30 p.m. * MISSOURI BAPTIST 65-66 L 282 (18)Anderson, Reco (8)Anderson, Reco 02/25/12 4:00 p.m. * HANNIBAL-LAGRANGE W 65-58 756 (17)Anderson, Reco (11)Sandbothe, Garrett 03/01/12 7:00 p.m. ! WILLIAM WOODS W 66-61 229 (18)Hairston, Juston (12)Anderson, Reco 03/03/12 4:00 p.m. ! at Columbia 64-78 L 300 (15)Hairston, Juston (8)Hairston, Juston

* = American Midwest Conference game ! = American Midwest Conference Tournament ^ = Jeff Uphaus Classic (Olathe, Kan.) % = Midland Classic (Fremont, Neb.) @ = Peru State Classic (Peru, Neb.) $ = Rock U/Harvesters Classic (Kansas City, Mo.)

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME.................... 10 5598 560 AWAY.................... 12 4672 389 NEUTRAL................. 6 1840 307 TOTAL................... 28 12110 432

Game-by-Game Results

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2012-13 Fact Book

PARK UNIVERSITY

MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORYYEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1961-62 – ED NELSON (9-8, .529)Opponent ResultWilliam Jewell W, 82-72National L, 57-63Graceland L, 42-69Wentworth W, 58-57Richards-Gebaur L, 73-89Tabor L, 77-88William Jewell W, 65-64Haskell W, 76-69Richards-Gebaur L, 57-88Missouri-Navy W, 92-63Wentworth W, 56-55Tabor L, 64-73MacMurray L, 58-95Missouri-Navy W, 75-58Haskell W, 70-65Evangel L, 75-91National W, 66-55

1962-63 – ED NELSON (3-13, .189)(No Game-by-Game Results Available)

1963-64 – ED NELSON (8-11, .421)Opponent ResultTarkio W, 75-74Richards-Gebaur L, 63-87Westminster W, 56-49National L, 59-75Tarkio W, 74-73Drury L, 67-72Evangel L, 81-119Tabor L, 51-87Missouri Valley L, 44-81Evangel L, 62-73Central Methodist W, 77-70Richards-Gebaur L, 63-71Calvary Bible W, 106-49Tabor L, 67-81Wentworth W, 94-59John Brown L, 69-77Evangel W, 71-70Wentworth W, 80-61National L, 75-86

1964-65 – ED NELSON (5-12, .294)Opponent ResultTarkio L, 105-179Drury L, 70-80Evangel L, 51-79Westminster L, 58-102Tabor L, 59-84Tarkio L, 75-78Evangel L, 57-73Missouri Valley L, 73-75Drury L, 62-66Richards-Gebaur W, 87-80Graceland W, 83-81Central Methodist W, 75-74Calvary Bible W, 92-79Richards-Gebaur W, 97-92McKendree L, 85-94Tabor L, 53-99McKendree L, 66-81



1967-68 – HAL HENDERSON (3-21, .125)OPPONENT RESULTMcKendree L, 66-95Westminster L, 96-102Tarkio L, 62-116Central Methodist L, 60-94Simpson L, 75-102Metro L, 79-99Southern Nazarene L, 72-110Greenville L, 63-106Friends L, 69-125Tabor L, 53-91Calvary Bible W, 87-70Richards-Gebaur L, 60-75Tarkio L, 62-120Principia L, 69-93McKendree L, 49-103Evangel L, 58-89Pershing L, 81-136Doane L, 71-141Sacred Heart L, 61-114Graceland L, 53-80Southern Nazarene L, 65-100Evangel L, 83-106Central Bible W, 112-109Calvary Bible W, 66-65







1974-75 – ED NELSON (15-13, .536)OPPONENT RESULTMidAmerica Nazrene W, 88-81Missouri Baptist W, 99-62Greenville L, 69-84Central Methodist W, 85-81Westminster W, 113-78Avila W, 73-60William Jewell L, 77-92Columbia (forfeit) W, 2-0Missouri Valley W, 72-70Central Methodist L, 69-84William Jewell L, 46-56Westminster L, 51-60Avila W, 59-58Baptist Bible L, 91-99Central Bible W, 88-52Bellevue W, 83-75Coll. of the Ozarks W, 104-70MidAmerica Nazarene L, 77-86Tarkio W, 70-66Baptist Bible W, 94-86Harris-Stowe State W, 101-58Culver-Stockton L, 73-87Coll. of the Ozarks L, 66-100Tarkio L, 72-88

Central Bible W, 94-91Baker L, 77-79Avila L, 63-66Missouri Valley L, 70-931975-76 – ED NELSON (10-11, .476)OPPONENT RESULTCentral Bible W, 97-50MidAmerica Nazarene L, 84-87Columbia W, 83-70William Jewell L, 65-90Kansas Wesleyan L, 75-88Whiteman W, 92-65Avila W, 64-63MidAmerica Nazarene W, 90-81Evangel L, 62-82Calvary Bible W, 81-67Kansas Wesleyan L, 67-116Baptist Bible L, 66-70Central Bible W, 23-14Greaceland L, 67-83Columbia L, 84-98Whiteman L, 64-69Baptist Bible W, 103-78Westminster L, 74-9 7Baker L, 76-79Harris-Stowe State W, 65-63Avila W, 85-64

1976-77 – ED NELSON (11-14, .440)OPPONENT RESULTColumbia W, 102-74Missouri Valley W, 74-67Westminster L, 60-80Coll. of the Ozarks L, 78-84William Jewell L, 77-81Baker L, 81-100Southwest Baptist L, 94-123Tarkio L, 59-82Evangel L, 74-103Graceland W, 80-73Central Methodist L, 70-77Missouri Valley W, 74-73Central Bible W, 83-59Tarkio W, 77-75Coll. of the Ozarks L, 66-73Columbia L, 91-102Baptist Bible W, 102-98Central Bible W, 89-62Avila W, 78-73Central Methodist L, 75-90Baker W, 85-71Westminster L, 84-86Baptist Bible L, 78-87Avila L, 94-102MidAmerica Nazarene W, 124-122

1977-78 – TERRY DENNIS (18-10, .643)(No Game-by-Game Results Available)



1980-81 – HAL SHAVER (9-16, .360)(No Game-by-Game Results Available)

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1981-82 – HAL SHAVER (5-22, .185)OPPONENT RESULTOklahoma Baptist L, 62-69Ozark Christian W, 101-76Phillips L, 48-97Baker L, 70-102Southwestern (Kan.) L, 84-79Friends L, 70-71Missouri Valley L, 86-87Columbia W, 84-79William Jewell L, 79-89Columbia W, 89-85Benedictine L, 66-96Missouri Baptist L, 74-80Lindenwood L, 69-78Avila L, 70-92MidAmerica Nazarene L, 73-91Coll. of the Ozarks L, 77-98Baptist Bible L, 49-52Westminster W, 101-90Baker L, 63-82Southwest Baptist L, 38-49Central Bible L, 55-57Columbia W, 86-74Central Bible L, 56-64Missouri Baptist L, 45-84Baptist Bible L, 80-84Westminster L, 68-69

1982-83 – HAL SHAVER (6-23, .207)OPPONENT RESULTOklahoma Baptist W, 86-72Avila L, 54-72Missouri Baptist L, 61-72Drury L, 44-63Baker W, 80-70Belhaven L, 70-79Millsaps (ot) L, 69-70Delta State L, 73-102Northwest Missouri State L, 76-103Westminster L, 72-89Central Methodist L, 60-64William Jewell L, 70-92Missouri Valley L, 69-77Graceland L, 81-93Central Bible W, 61-57Westminster L, 66-71Coll. of the Ozarks L, 64-66Baptist Bible L, 61-64Millsaps (ot) L, 57-59McKendree L, 62-89Columbia W, 74-63Westminster L, 72-73Missouri Baptist W, 84-63Coll. of the Ozarks L, 43-62Baptist Bible L, 61-63Central Bible L, 59-62Graceland L, 88-93William Jewell L, 58-77Columbia W, 86-71

1983-84 – RANDY FARRIS (14-12, .539)(No Game-by-Game Results Available)



1986-87 – WILL SWOFFER (4-24, .143)(No Game-by-Game Results Available)

1987-88 – WILL SWOFFER (0-26, .000)(No Game-by-Game Results Available)

1988-89 – DAVID FRANCIS (9-17, .346)(No Game-by-Game Results Available)


1990-91 – DAVID FRANCIS (26-7, .788)NAIA National Tournament First RoundOPPONENT RESULTPeru State W, 90-87Concordia (Neb.) L, 57-78Baker W, 80-79Missouri Baptist W, 74-65Tarkio W, 97-95Southwestern (Kan.) W, 86-7 3Panhandle State W, 72-57Baptist Bible W, 85-65Hannibal-LaGrange W, 105-87Tarkio L, 64-73Missouri Valley W, 98-91Baker W, 88-68Missouri Valley L, 75-80Harris-Stowe State W, 73-64Lindenwood L, 75-83Missouri Baptist W, 81-71Central Bible W, 80-48McPherson W, 94-73Lindenwood W, 88-56Benedictine W, 99-88Hannibal-LaGrange W, 96-78Ottawa W, 76-58Avila W, 111-81SIU Edwardsville L, 76-81Peru State W, 80-65Baptist Bible W, 84-64Central Bible W, 82-64William Jewell W, 88-86Drury W, 77-74Columbia W, 108-90Briar Cliff # L, 60-72


1992-93 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (8-19, .296)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 14 at Missouri Valley L, 58-84Nov. 17 Benedictine L, 73-87Nov. 27 vs. Midland Lutheran L, 75-89Nov. 28 vs. Simpson L, 57-66Nov. 30 at Benedictine L, 63-85Dec. 4 Lindenwood W, 71-67Dec. 5 Harris-Stowe State W, 106-99Dec. 8 Missouri Valley L, 64-68Dec. 10 at Southwest Baptist L, 76-107Jan. 5 at Oklahoma Baptist L, 75-111Jan. 8 at Oklahoma Christian L, 63-87Jan. 9 vs. Southern Nazarene L, 72-99Jan. 12 Missouri Baptist L, 98-101Jan. 16 at Harris-Stowe State W, 80-74Jan. 22 at Bellevue W, 70-61Jan. 26 at Missouri Baptist L, 64-78Jan. 28 Saint Mary (Kan.) W, 104-71Jan. 30 at John Brown L, 63-89Feb. 3 at Peru State L, 59-76Feb. 4 Bellevue W, 85-61Feb. 9 John Brown W, 65-58Feb. 12 at Greenville L, 77-101Feb. 13 at SIU Edwardsville L, 61-82Feb. 16 at Columbia L, 56-83

Feb. 18 at Saint Mary (Kan.) W, 81-64Feb. 20 Peru State L, 67-86Mar. 4 at Drury L, 50-97

1993-94 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (14-17, .452)(No Game-by-Game Results Available)

1994-95 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (14-15, .483)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 11 at Bellevue (ot) L, 70-72Nov. 12 at Westmar W, 86-68Nov. 17 at Rockhurst W, 73-60Nov. 22 William Jewell L, 81-94Nov. 26 at SIU Edwardsville L, 65-83Nov. 28 Peru State W, 86-72Dec. 5 Avila W, 58-56Dec. 7 at Graceland L, 69-80Dec. 10 Benedictine W, 89-69Jan. 9 Graceland L, 81-85Jan. 12 at Columbia L, 78-95Jan. 14 McKendree W, 89-86Jan. 17 Missouri Valley (ot) L, 77-81Jan. 21 Missouri Baptist (2ot) L, 97-104Jan. 23 at Benedictine L, 72-79Jan. 26 Harris-Stowe State L, 81-93Jan. 28 Iowa Wesleyan W, 81-77Jan. 30 at Hannibal-LaGrange L, 65-73Feb. 2 at Lindenwood W, 73-64Feb. 4 Columbia L, 75-103Feb. 6 at Peru State L, 63-65Feb. 9 at McKendree L, 61-100Feb. 11 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 73-70Feb. 14 at Avila W, 67-55Feb. 16 at Missouri Baptist L, 69-71Feb. 18 at Harris-Stowe State W, 77-74Feb. 20 Rockhurst W, 59-56Feb. 23 Lindenwood W, 97-70Feb. 25 at Iowa Wesleyan L, 72-92

1995-96 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (19-13, .594)OPPONENT RESULTLindenwood L, 83-85Missouri Baptist W, 89-81Harris-Stowe State L, 83-86Rockhurst L, 44-46Graceland W, 99-82Southern Nazarene L, 84-85Oklahoma Christian L, 60-72Avila W, 76-72Graceland (2ot) L, 117-120Peru State W, 83-75Benedictine (ot) W, 82-77Missouri Valley W, 81-67Oklahoma City L, 68-101Benedictine W, 96-84Columbia W, 90-85McKendree L, 89-94Missouri Baptist L, 64-65Harris-Stowe State W, 100-77Hannibal-LaGrange W, 109-102Avila W, 69-57Columbia W, 102-88Lindenwood W, 87-73Peru State L, 77-81McKendree L, 76-82Hannibal-LaGrange W, 77-76Missouri Baptist W, 87-77Harris-Stowe State W, 80-70Rockhurst L, 72-87Lindenwood W, 87-77Harris-Stowe State W, 89-67Columbia W, 65-63McKendree L, 66-81

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1996-97 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (19-13, .594)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 7 vs. Harris-Stowe State W, 127-72Nov. 8 vs. Columbia W, 75-70Nov. 9 at McKendree L, 77-80Nov. 15 at William Jewell L, 72-79Nov. 16 Northwest Missouri St. W, 89-86Nov. 18 Graceland W, 81-75Nov. 20 Pittsburg State W, 67-63Nov. 23 at Nebraska Wesleyan L, 58-88Nov. 26 Lincoln W, 82-66Nov. 29 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 71-73Dec. 2 at Culver-Stockton W, 80-54Dec. 3 Missouri Valley W, 95-62Dec. 4 Nebraska Wesleyan W, 90-78Dec. 6 at Lincoln W, 73-48Dec. 12 William Jewell L, 70-76Dec. 14 Benedictine W, 74-65Jan. 10 Pittsburg State (ot) L, 89-97Jan. 13 at Northwest Missouri St. L, 56-59Jan. 20 Rockhurst L, 63-64Jan. 23 at Columbia W, 80-74Jan. 26 Harris-Stowe State W, 101-59Jan. 30 at Missouri Baptist L, 70-77Feb. 1 at Hannibal-LaGrange L, 56-65Feb. 6 McKendree L, 72-73Feb. 8 Columbia L, 63-70Feb. 13 at Harris-Stowe State W, 99-69Feb. 14 Missouri Baptist W, 86-68Feb. 17 at Graceland W, 79-62Feb. 20 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 80-59Feb. 22 at McKendree W, 77-72Mar. 4 Missouri Baptist W, 87-73Mar. 5 at Columbia L, 63-65

1997-98 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (27-8, .771)# NAIA National Tournament SemifinalsDATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 6 at McKendree L, 82-91Nov. 7 at Missouri Baptist W, 92-55Nov. 8 at Columbia W, 71-58Nov. 11 at Graceland W, 99-68Nov. 18 Washburn W, 73-67Nov. 20 at William Jewell L, 91-107Nov. 24 at Rockhurst W, 83-63Nov. 25 William Jewell W, 77-72Dec. 2 at Missouri Valley L, 72-76Dec. 5 vs. Dana W, 85-67Dec. 6 vs. Bellevue W, 85-76Dec. 13 at Washburn L, 58-83Jan. 5 at Benedictine W, 84-78Jan. 10 Rockhurst W, 85-78Jan. 13 Avila W, 106-84Jan. 17 Peru State W, 94-59Jan. 19 Graceland W, 103-68Jan. 22 at McKendree W, 71-68Jan. 24 at Harris-Stowe State W, 86-70Jan. 26 Missouri Valley W, 98-55Jan. 29 Missouri Baptist W, 99-72Jan. 31 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 90-70Feb. 5 at Columbia W, 73-66Feb. 7 McKendree L, 70-80Feb. 10 at Avila W, 102-68Feb. 12 Harris-Stowe State W, 111-83Feb. 14 at Missouri Baptist W, 89-68Feb. 19 at Hannibal-LaGrange L, 70-76Feb. 21 Columbia W, 73-63Mar. 4 Columbia W, 91-76Mar. 6 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 77-87Mar. 18 vs. Saint Mary’s (Texas) # W, 72-58Mar. 19 vs. Phillips # W, 69-66Mar. 20 vs. Saint Vincent # W, 73-59Mar. 21 vs. Southern Nazarene # L, 57-67

1998-99 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (10-17, .370)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 9 Oklahoma Baptist L, 68-70Nov. 14 Oklahoma City L, 65-75Nov. 17 at William Jewell L, 75-85Nov. 20 vs. Oklahoma Christian L, 76-85Nov. 21 at Southern Nazarene L, 40-64Nov. 24 William Jewell W, 86-85Nov. 27 vs. Oklahoma Baptist L, 70-72Nov. 28 at Oklahoma City L, 75-88Dec. 1 Missouri Valley W, 55-46Dec. 4 vs. McPherson W, 83-73Dec. 5 vs. Oklahoma Christian L, 58-70Jan. 5 Concordia (Neb.) L, 57-59Jan. 11 at Peru State W, 57-56Jan. 21 McKendree L, 73-88Jan. 23 Harris-Stowe State W, 83-77Jan. 25 at Missouri Valley W, 74-58Jan. 28 at Missouri Baptist L, 58-61Jan. 30 at Hannibal-LaGrange (ot) L, 66-67Feb. 4 Columbia L, 70-81Feb. 6 at McKendree (ot) L, 84-87Feb. 9 Peru State W, 71-67Feb. 11 at Harris-Stowe State W, 90-81Feb. 13 Missouri Baptist W, 74-63Feb. 15 Rockhurst L, 68-69Feb. 18 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 82-72Feb. 20 at Columbia L, 70-87Mar. 2 at Missouri Baptist L, 57-58

1999-2000 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (4-24, .143)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 4 at Univ. of Science & Arts L, 74-88Nov. 5 at Oklahoma Baptist (ot) L, 72-74Nov. 6 at Arkansas Baptist W, 97-96Nov. 10 John Brown L, 74-86Nov. 12 vs. Union (Neb.) W, 117-86Nov. 13 at MidAmerica Nazarene L, 76-86Nov. 19 at Peru State L, 47-57Nov. 20 at Benedictine L, 60-61Nov. 23 Saint Mary (Kan.) L, 64-81Nov. 30 at Missouri Valley L, 63-83Dec. 4 Southern Nazarene L, 48-73Dec. 11 at William Jewell L, 55-75Jan. 3 William Jewell L, 68-74Jan. 6 at John Brown L, 67-97Jan. 13 Peru State L, 74-79Jan. 20 at Columbia L, 69-95Jan. 22 at McKendree L, 55-80Jan. 24 Missouri Valley L, 64-71Jan. 27 Harris-Stowe State W, 83-65Jan. 29 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 68-66Feb. 1 at Rockhurst L, 45-55Feb. 3 at Missouri Baptist L, 54-56Feb. 5 McKendree L, 82-85Feb. 10 Columbia L, 70-72Feb. 12 at Hannibal-LaGrange L, 57-76Feb. 17 at Harris-Stowe State L, 61-72Feb. 19 Missouri Baptist L, 63-64Feb. 28 at Missouri Baptist L, 54-56

2000-01 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (16-15, .516)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 4 at Oklahoma Christian L, 68-79Nov. 7 Kansas City Bible W, 145-30Nov. 9 at John Brown W, 78-73Nov. 14 Benedictine W, 74-66Nov. 17 at Peru State W, 74-70Nov. 18 vs. Dana W, 83-81Nov. 20 Missouri Valley (ot) W, 82-72Nov. 25 John Brown (ot) W, 80-77Nov. 27 Rockhurst L, 67-71Nov. 30 at Newman L, 48-71

Dec. 2 Union (Neb.) W, 102-72Dec. 5 at William Jewell L, 71-74Dec. 8 Oklahoma Christian L, 56-64Dec. 9 Peru State W, 80-49Jan. 6 at Ottawa L, 73-77Jan. 9 at Rockhurst L, 66-80Jan. 11 at Columbia L, 77-81Jan. 19 at McKendree L, 65-75Jan. 20 Missouri Baptist L, 66-70Jan. 12 Haskell W, 89-60Jan. 25 at Hannibal-LaGrange L, 72-76Jan. 27 Harris-Stowe State W, 87-52Jan. 30 Newman L, 78-80Feb. 1 at Briar Cliff L, 74-77Feb. 8 Columbia W, 70-65Feb. 10 McKendree L, 61-73Feb. 12 William Jewell W, 72-53Feb. 13 at Haskell W, 103-57Feb. 15 at Missouri Baptist W, 97-84Feb. 17 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 86-64Feb. 23 Briar Cliff L, 57-58

2001-02 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (15-12, .556)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 2 at Oklahoma Christian (ot) L, 79-86Nov. 6 Newman W, 85-79Nov. 8 John Brown L, 57-72Nov. 10 York W, 59-52Nov. 13 at William Jewell L, 69-77Nov. 15 Union (Neb.) W, 94-69Nov. 17 at Peru State W, 56-53Nov. 19 at John Brown (ot) L, 70-78Nov. 26 Ottawa W, 66-59Nov. 27 at Missouri Valley W, 79-70Nov. 29 at Harris-Stowe State W, 80-64Dec. 1 at Benedictine W, 84-62Dec. 3 William Jewell W, 83-58Dec. 7 Oklahoma Christian L, 62-63Dec. 8 McKendree W, 75-71Dec. 15 at Rockhurst L, 60-75Jan. 5 Peru State W, 75-66Jan. 19 at Briar Cliff L, 58-76Jan. 24 Philander Smith W, 73-56Jan. 28 at McKendree L, 63-70Feb. 2 Columbia W, 63-47Feb. 5 at Newman L, 75-86Feb. 8 at Philander Smith W, 97-89Feb. 12 Rockhurst L, 76-79Feb. 16 Briar Cliff W, 72-68Feb. 19 at Columbia L, 52-66Mar. 1 vs. Life L, 87-91

2002-03 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (14-16, .467)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 2 Briar Cliff W, 77-74Nov. 5 at Hannibal-LaGrange W, 76-44Nov. 8 Missouri Valley W, 63-56Nov. 9 at John Brown L, 54-68Nov. 12 William Jewell W, 74-66Nov. 15 vs. Robert Morris (Ill.) L, 71-74Nov. 16 vs. Northwestern (Iowa) L, 67-74Nov. 19 McKendree L, 59-74Nov. 21 Philander Smith W, 85-57Nov. 23 John Brown W, 59-49Nov. 25 at Oklahoma Christian L, 68-72Nov. 26 at Southern Nazarene L, 66-70Dec. 2 Southern Nazarene W, 72-67Dec. 7 Oklahoma Christian W, 73-67Dec. 14 at William Jewell L, 76-83Jan. 3 at Briar Cliff L, 75-87Jan. 6 Newman L, 75-83Jan. 11 at Morningside L, 60-77Jan. 15 at McKendree L, 66-96

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Jan. 21 Rockhurst W, 67-60Jan. 23 Union (Neb.) W, 106-63Jan. 29 at Rockhurst L, 59-64Feb. 4 at Newman L, 77-94Feb. 6 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 81-53Feb. 10 at Missouri Western L, 58-81Feb. 18 at Oklahoma City L, 67-81Feb. 22 at Philander Smith W, 86-73Feb. 25 Coll. of the Ozarks W, 61-58Mar. 8 Oklahoma City W, 76-59Mar. 14 vs. Spalding L, 39-49

2003-04 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (10-20, .333)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 1 Bellevue L, 63-73Nov. 8 at John Brown L, 69-76Nov. 15 at William Jewell L, 62-79Nov. 18 McKendree L, 70-75Nov. 20 Missouri Western L, 60-64Nov. 22 at Southern Nazarene L, 63-78Nov. 24 Oklahoma Christian W, 78-63Nov. 28 vs. Northwest Missouri St. L, 60-83Nov. 29 vs. Southwest Baptist W, 66-61Dec. 1 Morningside W, 85-76Dec. 4 John Brown W, 73-56Dec. 6 at Oklahoma Christian L, 50-90Dec. 31 Brescia L, 55-66Jan. 2 William Jewell L, 64-81Jan. 8 Union (Neb.) W, 108-62Jan. 10 at Mountain State L, 57-84Jan. 13 Newman W, 78-67Jan. 19 Southern Nazarene L, 76-78Jan. 22 at Rockhurst L, 55-68Jan. 24 at McKendree L, 54-61 Jan. 27 at Coll. of the Ozarks W, 91-88Jan. 29 at Avila W, 65-64Feb. 3 at Bellevue L, 66-73Feb. 7 at Philander Smith W, 62-41Feb. 14 Philander Smith W, 97-68Feb. 17 at Newman L, 72-74Feb. 19 Rockhurst L, 47-67Feb. 28 Mountain State L, 75-88Mar. 6 at Brescia L, 62-65

2004-05 – CLAUDE ENGLISH (12-18, .400)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 5 vs. Sioux Falls L, 55-71Nov. 6 at Morningside L, 51-81Nov. 8 Benedictine W, 93-81Nov. 10 at William Jewell W, 81-66Nov. 12 vs. Lindenwood W, 90-75Nov. 13 at McKendree W, 83-82Nov. 14 John Brown L, 55-102Nov. 17 McKendree L, 76-86Nov. 20 Oklahoma Christian L, 67-77Nov. 22 at Benedictine L, 64-75Nov. 26 vs. Missouri Western L, 58-72Nov. 27 vs. Southwest Baptist L, 76-89Dec. 3 at Southern Nazarene L, 56-78Dec. 4 at Oklahoma Christian L, 55-85Dec. 7 William Jewell L, 57-61Dec. 9 at John Brown L, 61-79Dec. 11 Southern Nazarene L, 53-70Jan. 8 Missouri Baptist W, 87-75Jan. 12 at Newman L, 51-55Jan. 15 Lyon W, 59-57Jan. 17 Morningside W, 60-56Jan. 21 at Missouri Baptist L, 55-79Jan. 22 at Brescia L, 45-49Jan. 27 Union (Neb.) W, 99-40Feb. 1 Coll. of the Ozarks W, 63-59Feb. 7 Avila W, 60-48Feb. 19 at Lyon L, 61-62

Feb. 21 Rockhurst W, 74-51Mar. 2 Newman L, 69-70Mar. 5 Brescia W, 51-45

2005-06 – JASON KLINE (10-22, .313)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 2 at Benedictine L, 73-79Nov. 4 vs. Evangel L, 63-80Nov. 5 at MidAmerica Nazarene L, 64-95Nov. 10 at John Brown L, 52-89Nov. 12 at Oklahoma Christian L, 49-61Nov. 15 McKendree W, 90-84Nov. 18 at Southern Nazarene L, 44-72Nov. 19 at Southwestern Christian W, 81-58Nov. 22 William Jewell L, 59-73Nov. 25 vs. Southwest Baptist L, 63-98Nov. 26 vs. Saint Mary (Kan.) W, 86-70Nov. 29 Missouri Baptist L, 63-67Dec. 1 Southern Nazarene L, 55-72Dec. 3 Oklahoma Christian L, 61-76Dec. 5 John Brown W, 62-48Dec. 7 at William Jewell L, 48-66Dec. 10 at McKendree W, 83-78Dec. 17 Rockhurst W, 82-66Dec. 19 Benedictine L, 73-79Jan. 4 Newman W, 75-60Jan. 7 at Missouri Baptist L, 84-92Jan. 14 at Brescia L, 47-60Jan. 16 Saint Mary (Kan.) W, 74-53Jan. 21 at Mountain State L, 68-96Jan. 24 at Coll. of the Ozarks (ot) L, 76-80Jan. 30 at Bellevue L, 61-66Feb. 1 at Newman (ot) L, 74-78Feb. 11 Mountain State L, 66-80Feb. 14 Bellevue L, 52-53Feb. 25 Brescia W, 64-54Mar. 4 vs. Morris W, 75-71Mar. 6 at Mountain State L, 62-83

2006-07 – JASON KLINE (26-6, .813)# NAIA National Tournament Sweet 16* Park received a forfeit victory over Robert Morris College (Ill.) at the conclusion of the season, moving the Pirates’ record to 26-6.DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 1 Benedictine (ot) W, 77-70Nov. 3 vs. Midland Lutheran W, 100-86Nov. 4 at Bellevue L, 76-84Nov. 10 at William Jewell W, 82-70Nov. 11 vs. Robert Morris (Ill.) * L, 97-101Nov. 14 McKendree W, 97-74Nov. 16 at Columbia W, 89-83Nov. 18 at John Brown W, 82-70Nov. 24 vs. Southwest Baptist L, 85-97Nov. 25 vs. Saint Mary (Kan.) W, 83-60Nov. 28 at Missouri Baptist W, 97-91Dec. 4 Southern Nazarene (ot) W, 97-93Dec. 5 William Jewell W, 88-75Dec. 9 at McKendree W, 85-74Dec. 15 vs. Northwestern (Iowa) L, 80-93Dec. 16 vs. Messenger W, 90-18Jan. 4 Missouri Baptist W, 101-88Jan. 6 Newman W, 77-71Jan. 9 Coll. of the Ozarks W, 98-79Jan. 13 at Brescia W, 92-76Jan. 16 MidAmerica Nazarene W, 78-75Jan. 17 at Rockhurst W, 68-67Jan. 23 Columbia W, 78-74Jan. 30 at Newman W, 78-65Feb. 10 Southwestern Christian W, 71-45Feb. 17 at Central Methodist L, 84-90Feb. 21 Bellevue L, 67-79Feb. 24 Brescia W, 95-54

Mar. 3 vs. Allen W, 85-73Mar. 4 vs. Mountain State W, 93-82Mar. 14 vs. Olivet Nazarene # W, 68-62Mar. 16 vs. Azusa Pacific # L, 88-91

2007-08 – JASON KLINE (16-13, .552)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 2 Central Methodist W, 91-76Nov. 3 Oklahoma Christian W, 61-57Nov. 6 at Benedictine L, 60-74Nov. 9 at William Jewell L, 67-70Nov. 10 vs. Benedictine L, 53-60Nov. 13 McKendree W, 75-71Nov. 15 William Jewell (ot) W, 74-69Nov. 17 at Southern Nazarene L, 65-75Nov. 19 John Brown L, 52-81Nov. 23 vs. Midland Lutheran W, 89-64Nov. 24 vs. Saint Mary (Kan.) W, 78-50Nov. 27 at Missouri Baptist W, 72-68Dec. 5 Bellevue L, 58-62Dec. 15 Columbia L, 49-62Jan. 3 Missouri Baptist W, 81-67Jan. 5 at Columbia W, 64-57Jan. 7 Judson W, 84-77Jan. 9 at Bellevue (2 ot) L, 78-83Jan. 12 Coll. of the Ozarks L, 78-83Jan. 16 at Rockhurst W, 76-73Jan. 19 Brescia W, 83-70Jan. 29 at Philander Smith L, 83-86Feb. 5 at Coll. of the Ozarks L, 67-87Feb. 8 vs. Allen W, 86-61Feb. 9 vs. Voorhees L, 79-81Feb. 23 at Brescia W, 102-77Feb. 26 Philander Smith W, 90-64Mar. 7 vs. Allen W, 99-65Mar. 8 vs. Voorhees (ot) L, 103-105

2008-09 – JASON KLINE (16-14, .533)DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 1 at Oklahoma Christian L, 68-86Nov. 4 Benedictine L, 63-67Nov. 7 vs. Doane W, 85-52Nov. 8 vs. Briar Cliff L, 61-78Nov. 11 McKendree W, 79-64Nov. 13 at William Jewell L, 74-86Nov. 15 Southern Nazarene W, 73-55Nov. 18 at Central Methodist L, 72-83Nov. 20 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 53-75Nov. 24 William Jewell W, 88-71Nov. 28 vs. Missouri Western W, 97-86Nov. 29 vs. Southwest Baptist L, 89-93Dec. 3 at Missouri Baptist W, 92-87Dec. 6 at McKendree L, 76-78Dec. 13 Columbia W, 80-76Jan. 3 Missouri Baptist W, 71-68Jan. 7 Bellevue W, 66-65Jan. 10 at Coll. of the Ozarks (ot) L, 77-87Jan. 15 Illinois-Springfield W, 76-67Jan. 20 at Peru State W, 79-59Jan. 26 at MidAmerica Nazarene W, 74-70Jan. 31 Rockhurst W, 79-58Feb. 3 Coll. of the Ozarks W, 64-57Feb. 7 at Columbia L, 62-63Feb. 9 Peru State W, 86-63Feb. 11 at Rockhurst L, 68-84Feb. 17 at Illinois-Springfield L, 83-92Feb. 20 at Bellevue L, 61-83Mar. 6 vs. Morris W, 95-70Mar. 7 vs. Crichton L, 83-87

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2009-10 - JASON KLINE (23-10, .697)# NAIA National Tournament Sweet 16DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 3 Central Methodist L, 62-65Nov. 6 vs. Avila L, 63-75Nov. 7 at MidAmerica Nazarene L, 65-69Nov. 10 William Jewell L, 52-71Nov. 13 vs. Central Bible W, 86-48Nov. 14 vs. Evangel (ot) W, 75-73Nov. 17 at William Jewell W, 84-75Nov. 21 Kansas Wesleyan W, 62-52Nov. 24 MidAmerica Nazarene W, 77-57Nov. 27 vs. Missouri Western L, 72-82Nov. 28 at Rockhurst L, 59-78Dec. 1 Peru State W, 80-70Jan. 4 at Kansas Wesleyan W, 71-58Jan. 9 at Columbia W, 94-68Jan. 15 at Williams Baptist W, 76-53Jan. 16 at Williams Baptist W, 99-63Jan. 19 at Harris-Stowe W, 68-65Jan. 21 William Woods W, 89-66Jan. 23 at Hannibal-LaGrange W, 83-59Jan. 26 Missouri Baptist W, 105-65Jan. 30 McKendree L, 74-80Feb. 4 at Missouri Baptist W, 86-63Feb. 6 Columbia W, 72-44Feb. 13 Central Bible W, 88-59Feb. 16 Harris-Stowe W, 93-61Feb. 18 at William Woods W, 71-50Feb. 20 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 80-62Feb. 27 at McKendree L, 55-71Mar. 4 Williams Baptist W, 66-51Mar. 6 Harris-Stowe W, 62-47Mar. 9 at McKendree L, 84-66Mar. 17 vs. Georgetown (Ky.) # W, 83-75Mar. 19 vs. Biola # L, 64-80

2010-11 - JASON KLINE (21-9, .700)# NAIA National Tournament First RoundDATE OPPONENT RESULTOct. 30 at Peru State W, 99-73Nov. 5 vs. Grand View L, 47-67Nov. 6 at MidAmerica Nazarene W, 73-61Nov. 9 at William Jewell L, 56-59Nov. 12 at Evangel (ot) L, 77-83Nov. 13 vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan L, 73-88Nov. 17 Benedictine W, 80-56Nov. 20 William Jewell W, 92-77Nov. 23 MidAmerica Nazarene W, 74-69Nov. 26 vs. Haskell W, 78-59Nov. 30 Evangel W, 63-59Jan. 3 at Benedictine W, 70-68

Jan. 6 at Missouri Baptist W, 83-66Jan. 8 Columbia W, 47-43Jan. 18 Harris-Stowe W, 66-57Jan. 20 at William Woods W, 74-60Jan. 22 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 91-47Jan. 29 at McKendree W, 71-60Feb. 3 Missouri Baptist W, 91-64Feb. 5 at Columbia L, 65-67Feb. 11 at Williams Baptist W, 76-50Feb. 12 at Williams Baptist (ot) L, 70-72Feb. 15 at Harris-Stowe W, 49-41Feb. 17 William Woods (ot) W, 74-73Feb. 19 at Hannibal-LaGrange L, 73-75Feb. 26 McKendree L, 68-69Mar. 3 Williams Baptist W, 66-51Mar. 5 at Columbia W, 60-56Mar. 8 at McKendree W, 72-59Mar. 16 vs. Mountain State # L, 58-83

2011-12 - JASON KLINE (12-16, .429)DATE OPPONENT RESULTOct. 30 at Georgetown (Ky.) L, 67-82Nov. 4 vs. Central Methodist W, 76-69Nov. 5 vs. MidAmerica Nazarene W, 90-87Nov. 8 at Benedictine W, 54-52Nov. 11 at Midland L, 53-71Nov. 12 vs. Bellevue L, 62-86Nov. 15 Georgetown (Ky.) L, 85-95Nov. 18 vs. Grace W, 78-64Nov. 19 York W, 82-81Nov. 22 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 72-85Nov. 25 vs. Avila L, 49-80Nov. 26 vs. East Central L, 68-81Nov. 29 Peru State W, 77-67Jan. 2 Benedictine L, 53-61Jan. 6 at Williams Baptist W, 75-57Jan. 7 at Williams Baptist L, 67-72Jan. 12 at Columbia L, 59-76Jan. 14 William Woods W, 85-71Jan. 21 at Harris-Stowe L, 54-62Jan. 28 at Missouri Baptist W, 75-67Feb. 2 at Hannibal-LaGrange L, 62-66Feb. 4 Columbia L, 58-69Feb. 9 at William Woods W, 62-56Feb. 16 Harris-Stowe L, 61-70Feb. 23 Missouri Baptist L, 65-66Feb. 25 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 65-58Mar. 1 William Woods W, 66-61Mar. 3 at Columbia L, 64-78

INDIVIDUAL HONORSALL-TIME ALL-AMERICANS1996 ...... Beville Taitte ..........................NAIA 3rd Team1997 ...... Walter Bethea ........................NAIA 3rd Team1998 ...... Walter Bethea ....................NAIA Honorable2007 ...... Kevin Nelson .........................NAIA 3rd Team2007 ...... Brandon Voorhees ................NAIA 1st Team2007 ...... Brandon Voorhees* ......... Basketball Times2008 ...... Jon Meriweather .................NAIA 2nd Team2008 ...... Jon Meriweather ....................VSN 3rd Team2008 ...... Jon Meriweather .............. Basketball Times2009 ...... Jon Meriweather .............. Basketball Times2009 ...... Jon Meriweather .................NAIA 2nd Team2009 ...... Jon Meriweather ....................VSN 3rd Team2010 ...... Herschel Rodgers.................NAIA 3rd Team2011 ...... Kyle Rausch .........................NAIA Honorable2012 ...... Reco Anderson ..................NAIA Honorable* Basketball Times Co-Player of the Year

ALL-TIME NAIA SCHOLAR ATHLETES1998 ................................................................ Jamal James1999 ................................................................ Jamal James2000 ............................................................Fred Manyawu2003 ..................................................................Alex Santoa2004 ..........................................................Damien Stanley2005 ..........................................................Damien Stanley2007 .................................................... Brandon Voorhees2007 .....................................................................Ben Wallis 2008 ...........................................................Deron Cherry II 2008 .....................................................................Ben Wallis2008 ............................................... Michael Zimmerman2009 ...........................................................Deron Cherry II2009 ............................................... Michael Zimmerman2010 ....................................................... Jeremy Voorhees2011 .................................................................Mark Halsell2011 ........................................................Vince Langkamp2011 .....................................................................Tyler Price2011 ................................................................. Kyle Rausch2012 .................................................................Mark Halsell2012 ........................................................Vince Langkamp2012 .....................................................................Tyler Price

NAIA NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK1996 ...... Beville Taitte .............................. January 19962007 ...... Brandon Voorhees .................... Jan. 17, 20072008 ...... Jon Meriweather ....................... Jan. 23, 2008 2008 ...... Jon Meriweather .......................Feb. 13, 2008

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Coach ....................................... First Season ............................. Last Season .............................. Wins .................................... Losses ................................. Pct.Ed Nelson .......................................... 1961-62 .............................................. 1976-77 .............................................. 125 ................................................ 175................................................. .417Hal Henderson ................................. 1967-68 .............................................. 1967-68 .............................................. 3 ..................................................... 21 ................................................... .125Terry Dennis ..................................... 1977-78 .............................................. 1979-80 .............................................. 41 ................................................... 34 ................................................... .547Hal Shaver ......................................... 1980-81 .............................................. 1982-83 .............................................. 20 ................................................... 61 ................................................... .247Randy Farris ...................................... 1983-84 .............................................. 1985-86 .............................................. 26 ................................................... 49 ................................................... .347Will Swoffer ....................................... 1986-87 .............................................. 1987-88 .............................................. 4 ..................................................... 50 ................................................... .074David Francis .................................... 1988-89 .............................................. 1991-92 .............................................. 62 ................................................... 55 ................................................... .530Claude English ................................. 1992-93 .............................................. 2004-05 .............................................. 182 ................................................ 207................................................. .468Jason Kline ........................................ 2005-06 .............................................. Present ................................................ 124 ................................................ 90 ................................................... .579Total ......................................... 1961-62 .................................... 2011-12 .................................... 587 ..................................... 742 ..................................... .442

Opponent ............................. W-L ......... Pct....... Last Played .............ResultAllen ................................................. 3-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2007-08 .................W, 99-65Arkansas Baptist........................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1999-00 .................W, 97-96Avila .................................................14-6 .............700 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 49-80Azusa Pacific .................................. 0-1 ..............000 ........... 2006-07 .................. L, 88-91Baker ................................................ 5-4 ..............556 ........... 1990-91 .................W, 88-68Baptist Bible................................... 5-7 ..............417 ........... 1990-91 .................W, 84-64Belhaven ......................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 1982-83 .................. L, 70-79Bellevue .........................................5-11 .............313 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 62-86Benedictine .................................13-12 ............520 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 53-61Biola .................................................. 0-1 ..............000 ........... 2009-10 .................. L, 64-80Brescia ............................................. 6-4 ..............600 ........... 2007-08 .............. W, 102-77Briar Cliff ......................................... 2-6 ..............250 ........... 2008-09 .................. L, 61-78Calvary Bible .................................. 5-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1975-76 .................W, 81-67Central Bible .................................12-3 .............800 ........... 2009-10 .................W, 88-59Central Methodist ....................... 5-8 ..............385 ........... 2011-12 .................W, 76-69Coll. of the Ozarks ........................ 7-9 ..............438 ........... 2008-09 .................W, 64-57Columbia ......................................28-20 ............583 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 64-78Concordia (Neb.) .......................... 0-2 ..............000 ........... 1998-99 .................. L, 57-59Crichton .......................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 2008-09 .................. L, 83-87Culver-Stockton ........................... 1-1 ..............500 ........... 1996-97 .................W, 80-54Dana ................................................. 2-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2000-01 .................W, 83-81Delta State...................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 1982-83 ................L, 73-102Doane .............................................. 1-1 ..............500 ........... 2008-09 .................W, 85-52Drury ................................................ 1-5 ..............167 ........... 1992-93 .................. L, 50-97East Central .................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 68-81Evangel ...........................................3-11 .............214 ........... 2010-11 .................W, 63-59Friends ............................................. 0-2 ..............000 ........... 1981-82 .................. L, 70-71Georgetown (Ky.) ......................... 1-2 ..............333 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 85-95Grace (Neb.) ................................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2011-12 .................W, 78-64Graceland ....................................... 7-7 ..............500 ........... 1997-98 .............. W, 103-68Greenville ....................................... 0-3 ..............000 ........... 1992-93 ................L, 77-101Hannibal-LaGrange ...................16-9 .............640 ........... 2011-12 ................W, 65-58Harris-Stowe .................................24-5 .............828 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 61-70Haskell ............................................. 5-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2010-11 .................W, 78-59Illinois-Springfield ....................... 1-1 ..............500 ........... 2008-09 .................. L, 83-92Iowa Wesleyan .............................. 1-1 ..............500 ........... 1994-95 .................. L, 72-92John Brown ...................................10-9 .............526 ........... 2007-08 .................. L, 52-81Judson ............................................. 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2007-08 .................W, 84-77Kansas City Bible .......................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2000-01 .............. W, 145-30Kansas Wesleyan .......................... 2-2 ..............500 ........... 2009-10 .................W, 71-55Life .................................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 2001-02 .................. L, 87-91Lincoln ............................................. 2-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1996-97 .................W, 73-48Lindenwood .................................. 7-3 ..............700 ........... 2004-05 .................W, 90-75Lyon .................................................. 1-1 ..............500 ........... 2004-05 .................. L, 61-62MacMurray ..................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 1961-62 .................. L, 58-95McKendree ...................................13-30 ............302 ........... 2010-11 .................W, 72-59McPherson ..................................... 2-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1998-99 .................W, 83-73Messenger ...................................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2006-07 .................W, 90-18Metro ............................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 1967-68 .................. L, 79-99MidAmerica Nazarene ..............8-11 .............421 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 72-85Midland Lutheran ........................ 2-2 ..............500 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 53-71Millsaps ........................................... 0-2 ..............000 ........... 1982-83 .................. L, 57-59Missouri Baptist ..........................24-21 ............533 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 65-66

Opponent ............................. W-L ......... Pct....... Last Played .............ResultMissouri Valley ............................12-12 ............500 ........... 2002-03 .................W, 63-56Missouri Western ......................... 1-4 ..............200 ........... 2009-10 .................. L, 72-82Missouri-Navy ............................... 2-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1961-62 .................W, 92-63Morningside .................................. 2-2 ..............500 ........... 2004-05 .................W, 60-56Morris ............................................... 2-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2008-09 .................W, 95-70Mountain State ............................. 1-6 ..............143 ........... 2010-11 .................. L, 58-83National........................................... 2-3 ..............250 ........... 1963-64 .................. L, 75-86Nebraska Wesleyan ..................... 1-1 ..............500 ........... 1996-97 .................W, 90-78Newman ......................................... 5-9 ..............357 ........... 2006-07 .................W, 78-65Northwest Missouri State ......... 1-3 ..............250 ........... 2003-04 .................. L, 63-80Northwestern (Iowa) .................. 0-2 ..............000 ........... 2006-07 .................. L, 80-93Oklahoma Baptist ........................ 1-5 ..............167 ........... 1999-00 .................. L, 72-74Oklahoma Christian ...................3-15 .............167 ........... 2008-09 .................. L, 68-86Oklahoma City .............................. 1-4 ..............200 ........... 2002-03 .................W, 76-59Olivet Nazarene ............................ 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2006-07 .................W, 68-62Ottawa ............................................. 2-1 ..............667 ........... 2001-02 .................W, 66-59Ozark Christian ............................. 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1981-82 .............. W, 101-76Panhandle State ........................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1990-91 .................W, 72-57Pershing .......................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 1967-68 ................L, 81-136Peru State ......................................22-5 .............815 ........... 2011-12 .................W, 77-67Philander Smith ........................... 6-1 ..............857 ........... 2007-08 .................W, 90-64Phillips ............................................. 1-1 ..............500 ........... 1997-98 .................W, 69-66Pittsburg State .............................. 1-1 ..............500 ........... 1996-97 .................. L, 89-97Principia .......................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 1967-68 .................. L, 69-93Richards-Gebaur .......................... 2-5 ..............286 ........... 1967-68 .................. L, 60-75Robert Morris (Ill.) ........................ 1-1 ..............500 ........... 2006-07 ..............L, 97-101*Rockhurst .....................................10-14 ............417 ........... 2009-10 .................. L, 59-78Sacred Heart .................................. 0-1 ..............000 ........... 1967-68 ................L, 61-114Saint Mary (Kan.) .......................... 6-1 ..............857 ........... 2007-08 .................W, 78-50Saint Mary’s (Texas)..................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1997-98 .................W, 72-58Saint Vincent ................................. 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1997-98 .................W, 73-59Science & Arts of Okla. ............... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 1999-00 .................. L, 74-88Simpson .......................................... 0-2 ..............000 ........... 1992-93 .................. L, 57-66Sioux Falls ....................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 2004-05 .................. L, 55-71SIU Edwardsville ........................... 0-3 ..............000 ........... 1994-95 .................. L, 65-83Southern Nazarene ....................3-15 .............167 ........... 2008-09 .................W, 73-55Southwest Baptist ....................... 1-7 ..............125 ........... 2008-09 .................. L, 89-93Southwestern (Kan.) ................... 1-1 ..............500 ........... 1990-91 .................W, 86-73Southwestern Christian ............. 2-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2006-07 .................W, 71-45Spalding .......................................... 0-1 ..............000 ........... 2002-03 .................. L, 39-49Tabor ................................................ 0-7 ..............000 ........... 1964-65 .................. L, 59-84Tarkio ............................................... 5-7 ..............417 ........... 1990-91 .................. L, 64-73Union (Neb.) .................................. 6-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2004-05 .................W, 99-40Voorhees ......................................... 0-2 ..............000 ........... 2007-08 ............. L, 103-105Washburn ....................................... 1-1 ..............500 ........... 1997-98 .................. L, 58-83Wentworth ..................................... 4-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1963-64 .................W, 80-61Westmar .......................................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 1994-95 .................W, 86-68Westminster .................................3-10 .............231 ........... 1982-83 .................. L, 72-73Whiteman ....................................... 1-1 ..............500 ........... 1975-76 .................. L, 64-69William Jewell .............................15-26 ............359 ........... 2010-11 .................W, 92-77William Woods .............................. 7-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2011-12 .................W, 66-61Williams Baptist ............................ 6-2 ..............750 ........... 2011-12 .................. L, 67-72York ................................................... 2-0 ........... 1.000 .......... 2011-12 ................W, 82-81

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

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Park University is a fourth-year mem-ber in the American Midwest Confer-ence, joining in the 2009-10 school

year, rejoining the league after nine years of membership in the MCAC and as an NAIA Independent in basketball. Park previously held membership in the AMC from 1993 to 2000, exiting the league following the spring semester in 2000. Park is one of 10 AMC member insti-tutions, joining Benedictine University at Springfield, Columbia College, Hannibal-LaGrange University, Harris-Stowe State University, Missouri Baptist University, Ste-phens College, William Woods University and Williams Baptist College as returning members. New in 2012-13, Lyon College joins the American Midwest Conference. The AMC sponsors championships in 13 different sports: baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s track and field, and volley-ball. The purpose of the American Mid-west Conference is to promote the posi-tive ideals and objectives of athletics, to provide an organization of colleges and universities with similar foundations to engage in athletic contests on an equal basis, to serve as a forum to formulate and solve common problems, to enhance and preserve athletics in their true perspective and to promote athletics in an academic environment. The American Midwest Con-ference also compiles a Presidents Cup, where schools earn points for conference finishes in all sports. William Woods cap-tured the 2011-12 President’s Cup. Park finished second in the standings.

2011-12 AMC President’s CupSchool ...........................................PointsWilliam Woods University ......................355.0PARK UNIVERSITY .......................... 290.0Hannibal-LaGrange University ............227.5Missouri Baptist University ...................222.5Columbia College .....................................185.0Williams Baptist College.........................132.5Harris-Stowe State University ................90.0Benedictine University at Springfield .........65.0Stephens College........................................52.5

Benedictine University at SpringfieldFounded: 1929President: Mike BrombergNickname: BulldogsColors: Red / BlackEnrollment: 900

BU-S Athletic DirectorNikki Bull-EguezPhone: 217-525-1420 [email protected]

Columbia CollegeFounded: 1851President: Dr. Gerald BrouderNickname: CougarsColors: Navy / SilverEnrollment: 1100

CC Athletic DirectorBob BurchardPhone: [email protected]

Hannibal-LaGrange UniversityFounded: 1858President: Dr. Anthony AllenNickname: TrojansColors: Scarlet / BlueEnrollment: 1100

HLG Athletic DirectorJason NicholsPhone: [email protected]

Harris-Stowe State UniversityFounded: 1857President: Dr. Albert WalkerNickname: HornetsColors: Brown / GoldEnrollment: 1400

HSSU Athletic DirectorDon KavermanPhone: [email protected]

Lyon CollegeFounded: 1872President: Dr. Donald V. WeathermanNickname: ScotsColors: Crimson / Navy / Vegas GoldEnrollment: 673

LC Athletic DirectorKevin JenkinsPhone: [email protected]

Missouri Baptist UniversityFounded: 1950President: Dr. R. Alton LaceyNickname: SpartansColors: Blue / WhiteEnrollment: 2800

MBU Athletic DirectorDr. Tom SmithPhone: [email protected]

Park UniversityFounded: 1875President: Dr. Michael DrogeNickname: PiratesColors: Canary / WineEnrollment: 24166

Park Athletic DirectorClaude EnglishPhone: [email protected]

Stephens CollegeFounded: 1833President: Dr. Dianne LynchNickname: StarsColors: Maroon / GoldEnrollment: 1103

SC Athletic DirectorDeb DurenPhone: 573-876-7212Fax: 573-876-7170

William Woods UniversityFounded: 1870President: Dr. Jahnae H. BarnettNickname: OwlsColors: Burgundy / Forest GreenEnrollment: 2601

WWU Athletic DirectorJason VittonePhone: [email protected]

Williams Baptist CollegeFounded: 1941President: Dr. Tom JonesNickname: EaglesColors: Blue / WhiteEnrollment: 700

WBC Athletic DirectorJeff RiderPhone: [email protected]

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Kenneth Cooper enters his third season as head coach of the Park Uni-versity women’s basketball team after improving his squad’s record for the second straight season in 2011-12. He led the Pirates to a 19-8

overall record and 8-6 AMC mark for a fourth-place regular season finish. In two seasons, Cooper has accumulated a record of 37-19 and a win-ning percentage of .661, which is the highest of any coach in the 32 year history of the program. The Pirates began the 2011-12 campaign with one of the program’s best starts posting a 10-1 record at the holiday break. Park advanced to the semifinals of the AMC Tournament for the second straight season, but lost to No. 1 Columbia 83-67. Vivian Holcomb earned First-Team All-Conference honors for the sec-ond straight season and Brianna Beridon made the Honorable Mention All-Conference team for the second consecutive year. Both were members of Cooper’s first recruiting class at Park. In his first season as head coach, 2010-11, Cooper led the Pirates to the third most wins in a season in program history posting an 18-11 overall record and 9-7 AMC mark finishing the AMC regular season in fourth place. Park increased its win total by 13 during Cooper’s first season after going 5-25 in 2009-10, marking the second greatest turnaround in NAIA Division I Women’s basketball, one win shy from California Baptist’s 14 wins. Cooper had two players earn postseason honors as Vivian Holcomb was the only freshman named to the 2010-11 AMC First-Team All-Confer-ence squad and Brianna Beridon was named AMC Honorable Mention All-Conference. Cooper spent three years as the assistant coach and recruiting coordi-nator at NCAA Division I Mercer University in Macon, Ga., from 2007-2010, and was instrumental in assisting head coach Janell Jones reinvigorate the Bears’ program. Along with his duties as assistant coach at Mercer, Cooper excelled as the recruiting coordinator for the Bears. In three seasons, student-athletes recruited by Cooper earned a First-Team All A-Sun award, three Second-Team all-conference honors, an A-Sun Defensive Player of the Year, eight A-Sun Player of the Week awards, and 18 academic all-conference selections. Prior to joining the Bears, Cooper spent three seasons as an assistant with Seminole State College, helping the team reach the Bi-State Confer-ence Tournament each year during his tenure. Seminole State also finished third at the 2007 NJCAA Region II Tournament. The Belles’ compiled a 51-40 (.560) record during his three-year stint as assistant coach. Also serving as recruiting coordinator for Seminole, Cooper brought in and coached six all-conference nominees, three First-Team all-region performers, a regional Player of the Year and a Second-Team All-NJCAA member. Cooper played collegiately at the University of Montevallo in Monte-vallo, Ala. After redshirting his freshman year, he helped the Falcons win a Gulf South Conference Tournament title during his senior season when he served as team captain. Montevallo also reached the NCAA Division II South Regional finals as the Falcons finished with a 23-10 record in 2004. Cooper received the University of Montevallo Sportsmanship Award in 2004. A native of Fayetteville, Ga., Cooper starred at Fayette County High School before his collegiate playing career at Montevallo. At Fayette Coun-ty, he served as team captain his junior and senior seasons while earning four varsity letters. Cooper graduated from Montevallo in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology. Cooper and his wife Erin, reside in Kansas City, Mo.

COOPER’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSCHOOL YEAR W-L (Pct)PARK UNIVERSITY 2010-11 18-11 (.620)PARK UNIVERSITY 2011-12 19-8 (.703)CAREER TOTAL 37-19 (.661)

Kenneth CooperHead Coach, 3rd Season

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER

JOANNA MATTHEWS5-7 • Sr. • G • Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.

Mt. San Antonio College

3TIARRA DEWBERRY

5-10 • Jr. • G • Edmond, Okla.Seminole State College

IMANI JOSEPH5-10 • Fr. • G/F • Lakewood, Calif.

Mayfair HS

CARLA MCKINNEY5-5 • Sr. • G • Desoto, Texas

NEO

4 5 10

TAYLOR LLOYD5-9 • Jr. • G • Brooklyn, N.Y.

Connors State College

14AMANDA LAURENCEAU

6-0 • Jr. • F • Lincoln, Neb.Neosho County CC

KELCIE SCHIELE5-9 • So. • F • Kansas City, Mo.

University Academy

BRIANNA BERIDON5-7 • Sr. • G • Chino Hills, Calif.

Cal Poly Pomona

15 20 21

CHRISTY SALDANA5-11 • Fr. • G/F • Perris, Calif.

Perris HS

23ASHLEIGH DOWNS5-9 • So. • G/F • Kansas City, Kan.

Neosho County CC

JESSICA MADSEN5-10 • Jr. • F • Duchesne, Utah

Colorado Northwestern

JORDAN BROWN5-5 • So. • G • St. Louis, Mo.

William Jewell College

24 25 32

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown (Previous School) 3 Joanna Matthews Sr. G 5-7 Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Mt. San Antonio College) 4 Tiarra Dewberry Jr. G 5-10 Edmond, Okla. (Seminole State College) 5 Imani Joseph Fr. G/F 5-10 Lakewood, Calif. (Mayfair HS)10 Carla McKinney Sr. G 5-5 Desoto, Texas (NEO)14 Taylor Lloyd Jr. G 5-9 Brooklyn, N.Y. (Connors State College)15 Amanda Laurenceau Jr. F 6-0 Lincoln, Neb. (Neosho County CC)20 Kelcie Schiele So. F 5-9 Kansas City, Mo. (University Academy)21 Brianna Beridon Sr. G 5-7 Chino Hills, Calif. (Cal Poly Pomona)23 Christy Saldana Fr. G/F 5-11 Perris, Calif. (Perris HS)24 Ashleigh Downs So. G/F 5-9 Kansas City, Kan. (Neosho County CC)25 Jessica Madsen Jr. F 5-10 Duchesne, Utah (Colorado Northwestern)32 Jordan Brown So. G 5-5 St. Louis, Mo. (William Jewell College)Head Coach: Kenneth CooperAssistant Coach: Sarah Hopkins

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2012-13 OUTLOOK

The 2012-13 Park University women’s basketball team will feature a lot of new faces but one thing is sure to remain a constant and that is the team’s focus on the defensive side of the ball. Head coach Kenneth Cooper begins his third year at the helm of the Pirates with a team featuring four returning players and eight new-

comers. Cooper aims to mold the team with his strong defensive mindset as Park tries to top last season’s 19-8 record, which marked the second-most wins in school history behind only a 22-win season in 2003-04. The 37 wins in Cooper’s first two seasons are the most in any two-year span in the program’s 32-year history. The Pirates finished 2011-12 with a record of 8-6 in the American Midwest Conference earning the No. 4 seed in the AMC Tournament before falling to the No. 1 seed Columbia College in the semifinals. Last year’s squad ended the season with the NAIA’s eighth-best scoring de-fense allowing only 54.2 points per game and that is something Park looks to improve even more this year. “I am a defensive-minded coach,” said Cooper. “It is going to take some time to get the team to build the chemistry and relationships they need to play the shut-down defense I want played. We still have to work some of the kinks out of having so many new players. The offense will come, but the defense always needs to be there, and if we are playing our defense we will get easy baskets.” Brianna Beridon, last season’s second leading scorer will be asked to carry the offensive load for the Pirates as she returns for her senior season after earning a 2011-12 AMC Honorable Mention All-Conference selection. The Chino Hills, Calif., native scored an average of 10.7 points per game and added two assists and two steals per game. “Bri can play both the point guard and shooting guard spots,” added Cooper. “We are looking for her to do some scoring from both the inside and the outside. Also returning is a pair of seniors that will be asked to provide a scoring punch from the outside in Joanna Matthews (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) and Carla McKinney (Desoto, Texas). Matthews averaged nearly five points and three rebounds per game despite missing time due to an injury meanwhile McKinney earned the starting nod in 25 of Park’s 27 games. “Joanna was hurt a bit last season, but she is an outside threat so we are looking for her to step up in that capacity. She is also a great on-ball defender,” stated Cooper. “Carla is our floor general. She distributes the ball, gets people in the right position, and gets us talking on defense. She was a defensive presence for us last year and we need her leadership a lot this season.” Providing depth at both ends of the floor is a pair of transfers with junior Taylor Lloyd (Brook-lyn, N.Y.) and sophomore Jordan Brown (St. Louis, Mo.). Each adds a stalwart presence on the defensive end and will likely matchup with the top scoring threats from the opposition. “Taylor is a great lock-down defender and will probably cover our opponent’s best scorer. She is also great at creating her own shot and can knock them down from the outside which will add some scoring depth,” said Cooper. “Jordan is another great on-ball defender by using her aggressiveness. She can also get to the free throw line and that’s one thing we are looking for this season.” Logging the tough minutes in the post for the Pirates will be junior transfer Jessica Madsen (Duchesne, Utah) and sophomore Kelcie Schiele (Kansas City, Mo.). “Jessica is great 15-foot shooter. She is a very aggressive player and adds that physical presence in the post for the team. She will do all the dirty work we need to get done and pull down rebounds. Kelcie is playing really well right now and competing for minutes at the post spot,” said Cooper Versatility is another key point for the coaching staff to see in the newcomers and that is shown with the players’ ability to use their athleticism and length at both ends of the court. Three additions to the program this season will do exactly that as junior transfer Tiarra Dew- berry (Edmond, Okla.) along with freshmen Imani Joseph (Lakewood, Calif.) and Christy Saldana (Perris, Calif.) “Tiarra can shoot and get to the basket using her raw athleticism. She will help us a lot on the boards while providing some scoring,” added Cooper. “Imani is a great driver and can get to the basket using her athletic ability. She is also long and athletic on the defensive end. Christy has a great mid-range game and is always ready to shoot. She comes off screens exceptionally well and can get to the basket. She knows how to use her length to guard people as well.” Cooper also has two players entering the fold that are currently out of commission with injuries but he expects both transfer students Ashleigh Downs (Kansas City, Kan.) and Amanda Laurenceau (Lincoln, Neb.) to provide quality minutes once they return healthy. “Ashleigh is a hard-nosed guard and a true competitor. She’s physical and can score down low. We are anx- ious to get her back from some knee injuries,” stated Cooper. “Amanda is a great passer but can step out and hit from three-point range. We look for her to spread the defense out with her inside-out game.” The schedule for Park features games with four teams currently ranked in the NAIA Division I Women’s Basketball Coaches’ Preseason Top 25 Poll along with two other teams receiving votes. The Pirates open at home before a stretch of five November road games until a marquee matchup with No. 10 and defending NAIA National Champion Oklahoma City Nov. 17 at Breckon Sports Center. The 18-game AMC regular season gets underway with the start of the New Year as Missouri Baptist makes the trip to Parkville Jan. 3. “We put emphasis on every game no matter if it is non-conference or an AMC game. I am looking to compete and win every game we step on the court. That’s just a mindset we expect here at Park,” said Cooper.

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2011-12 FINAL STATISTICS

2011-12 Park Women's Basketball Park University Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 06, 2012) All games


|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----| ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10 Mckinney, Carla.... 27-25 626 23.2 25-79 .316 0-5 .000 4-11 .364 12 40 52 1.9 40 0 50 56 3 39 54 2.0 14 Matthews, Joanna... 18-0 323 17.9 31-61 .508 9-23 .391 11-18 .611 7 35 42 2.3 18 0 25 17 0 19 82 4.6 15 Dodds, Kristian.... 22-0 167 7.6 15-51 .294 5-24 .208 12-14 .857 4 14 18 0.8 21 0 8 17 1 4 47 2.1 20 Schiele, Kelcie.... 13-0 49 3.8 7-15 .467 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 7 7 14 1.1 7 0 1 3 1 2 16 1.2 21 Beridon, Brianna... 25-9 525 21.0 98-207 .473 18-32 .563 54-71 .761 9 44 53 2.1 60 3 39 69 5 49 268 10.7 23 Holcomb, Vivian.... 25-20 652 26.1 111-246 .451 0-4 .000 94-144 .653 50 83 133 5.3 68 2 56 94 11 40 316 12.6 24 White, Oasha....... 27-27 752 27.9 83-197 .421 7-36 .194 55-72 .764 51 115 166 6.1 59 2 58 65 19 51 228 8.4 25 Fabbri, Danila..... 27-21 480 17.8 98-187 .524 1-2 .500 24-37 .649 46 58 104 3.9 68 2 7 50 31 15 221 8.2 32 Wilhite, Nicole.... 27-2 552 20.4 78-208 .375 44-118 .373 34-42 .810 29 64 93 3.4 52 0 29 52 0 25 234 8.7 34 Ramsey, Halima..... 27-11 605 22.4 40-132 .303 13-73 .178 5-13 .385 15 39 54 2.0 38 1 26 29 3 46 98 3.6 40 Hayes, Dominique... 27-20 681 25.2 80-181 .442 2-14 .143 26-45 .578 82 101 183 6.8 77 1 28 43 22 31 188 7.0 TEAM............... 30 70 100 3.7 1 10 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total.............. 27 5412 666-1564 .426 99-331 .299 321-469 .684 342 670 1012 37.5 509 11 327 505 96 321 1752 64.9 Opponents.......... 27 5401 488-1374 .355 130-445 .292 363-529 .686 314 631 945 35.0 421 - 268 622 63 218 1469 54.4

TEAM STATISTICS PARKW OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND --------------------------------------------------- ------------ -------------------- --- ----- ------ SCORING.................. 1752 1469 11/2/11 TABOR COLLEGE W 62-32 291 Points per game........ 64.9 54.4 11/4/11 vs Univ of Science and Arts Okla. W 79-56 132 Scoring margin......... +10.5 - 11/5/11 at Southwestern Christian W 58-40 235 FIELD GOALS-ATT.......... 666-1564 488-1374 11/11/11 vs Benedictine W 67-59 167 Field goal pct......... .426 .355 11/12/11 vs Baker University W 62-59 256 3 POINT FG-ATT........... 99-331 130-445 11/15/11 MISSOURI VALLEY W 65-40 712 3-point FG pct......... .299 .292 11/17/11 at Missouri S&T L 41-54 350 3-pt FG made per game.. 3.7 4.8 11/22/11 MIDAMERICA NAZARENE UNIV. W 64-46 851 FREE THROWS-ATT.......... 321-469 363-529 11/26/11 GRINNELL COLLEGE W 82-41 191 Free throw pct......... .684 .686 11/29/11 AVILA UNIVERSITY W 52-43 487 REBOUNDS................. 1012 945 1/2/12 BENEDICTINE W 48-42 734 Rebounds per game...... 37.5 35.0 *1/6/12 at Williams Baptist W 78-52 237 Rebounding margin...... +2.5 - *1/7/12 at Williams Baptist L 62-64 189 ASSISTS.................. 327 268 *1/12/12 at Columbia College L 74-83 632 Assists per game....... 12.1 9.9 *01/14/12 WILLIAM WOODS UNIVERSITY L 58-61 683 TURNOVERS................ 505 622 *1/21/12 at Harris-Stowe L 70-76 489 Turnovers per game..... 18.7 23.0 *01/26/12 STEPHENS COLLEGE W 65-43 257 Turnover margin........ +4.3 - *1/28/12 at Missouri Baptist W 57-50 203 Assist/turnover ratio.. 0.6 0.4 *2/2/12 at Hannibal-LaGrange W 75-48 143 STEALS................... 321 218 *02/04/12 COLUMBIA COLLEGE W 67-45 322 Steals per game........ 11.9 8.1 *02/09/12 at William Woods University L 55-65 138 BLOCKS................... 96 63 *02/16/12 HARRIS-STOWE STATE W 81-65 293 Blocks per game........ 3.6 2.3 *02/18/12 at Stephens College W 60-52 106 WINNING STREAK........... 0 - *02/23/12 MISSOURI BAPTIST W 90-59 258 Home win streak........ 1 - *02/25/12 HANNIBAL-LAGRANGE L 57-65 756 ATTENDANCE............... 5974 3589 !02/29/12 HANNIBAL-LAGRANGE W 56-41 139 Home games-Avg/Game.... 13-460 11-276 03/02/12 at Columbia College L 67-83 312 Neutral site-Avg/Game.. - 3-185

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total ------------------------------ ---- ---- ---- Park University............... 796 956 - 1752 Opponents..................... 676 788 - 1464

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1996-97 • ELAINE GONYA (8-21)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 12 William Jewell L, 64-62Nov. 14 Benedictine L, 80-57Nov. 16 Concordia College L, 78-66Nov. 19 Missouri Valley L, 67-64Nov. 21 Central Methodist L, 89-70Nov. 23 Kansas Wesleyan L, 70-61Nov. 25 William Jewell L, 86-72Dec. 3 Avila L, 66-50Dec. 6 McPherson College W, 68-66Dec. 7 University of St. Mary W, 74-71Jan. 8 Ottawa L, 92-85Jan. 11 Kansas Wesleyan W, 57-56Jan. 14 Avila W, 63-60Jan. 20 Missouri Valley L, 91-64Jan. 23 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 86-77Jan. 25 McKendree L, 86-48Jan. 30 William Woods L, 75-70Feb. 2 Harris-Stowe State W, 60-50Feb. 6 Missouri Baptist L, 86-69Feb. 10 Central Methodist L, 89-50Feb. 13 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 63-54Feb. 15 McKendree L, 86-69Feb. 20 William Woods W, 74-63Feb. 22 Harris-Stowe W, 68-53Feb. 27 Missouri Baptist W, 71-63Mar. 4 Missouri Baptist L, 71-59

1997-98 • JOE C. MERIWEATHER (5-25)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 11 Avila L, 95-64Nov. 14 Evangel L, 101-44Nov. 15 Harding University L, 85-63Nov. 18 Benedictine L, 90-54Nov. 20 University of St. Mary W, 72-63Nov. 22 Missouri Valley W, 86-81Nov. 28 Oklahoma Wesleyan L, 81-63Nov. 29 Oklahoma Science & Arts L, 78-72Dec. 5 Newman University L, 75-68Dec. 6 Concordia University L, 74-57Jan. 6 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 85-74Jan. 9 McPherson College L, 68-57Jan. 10 Sterling L, 81-44Jan. 13 University of St. Mary L, 76-59Jan. 17 Peru State L, 68-53Jan. 19 Ottawa L, 70-66Jan. 22 McKendree L, 82-54Jan. 24 Harris-Stowe State W, 66-41Jan. 27 Peru State L, 66-55Jan. 29 Missouri Baptist L, 89-69Jan. 31 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 82-60Feb. 5 William Woods L, 74-72Feb. 7 McKendree L, 101-59Feb. 9 Avila W, 75-72Feb. 12 Harris-Stowe State W. 69-38Feb. 14 Missouri Baptist L, 55-46Feb. 16 Graceland L, 80-56Feb. 19 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 79-53Feb. 21 William Woods L, 75-60Mar. 3 Missouri Baptist L, 62-52

1998-99 • JOE C. MERIWEATHER (7-24)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 6 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 90-64Nov. 7 William Jewell L, 84-50Nov. 10 College of St. Mary’s W, 111-69Nov. 17 Benedictine L, 89-55Nov. 19 Graceland L, 83-50Nov. 20 Missouri Western L, 111-45Nov. 21 Texas Wesleyan L, 75-50Nov. 23 Central Methodist L, 96-62Nov. 28 Benedictine L, 81-48Dec. 1 Emporia State L, 125-56Dec. 5 Rockhurst L, 75-43Jan, 7 Ottawa L, 78-58Jan. 11 Grand View L, 72-56Jan. 18 Graceland L, 91-82Jan. 19 William Jewell L, 81-65Jan. 21 McKendree L, 86-78Jan. 23 Harris-Stowe State L, 66-61Jan. 26 Peru State L, 76-73 (OT)Jan. 28 Missouri Baptist W, 63-59Jan. 30 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 84-66Feb. 2 College of St. Mary W, 72-51Feb. 4 William Woods L, 68-57Feb. 6 McKendree L, 60-58Feb. 9 Peru State L, 87-75Feb. 11 Harris-Stowe State W, 76-54Feb. 13 Missouri Baptist W, 69-57Feb. 15 Central Methodist L, 107-67Feb. 18 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 50-46Feb. 20 William Woods L, 83-67Mar. 1 Missouri Baptist W, 70-63Mar. 3 McKendree L, 72-63

1999-00 • JOE C. MERIWEATHER (3-25)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 9 Missouri Valley L, 79-52Nov. 12 Baker L, 71-49Nov. 13 Ottawa L, 74-51Nov. 16 Central Methodist L, 73-61Nov. 19 William Jewell L, 66-43Nov. 20 Benedictine L, 68-57Nov. 23 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 64-47Nov. 26 Newman University L, 69-65Nov. 27 Sterling L, 77-54Nov. 30 Central Methodist L, 99-69Dec. 3 Tabor W, 85-71Dec. 4 Sterling L, 90-80Jan. 8 Rockhurst L, 68-41Jan. 11 Ottawa L, 79-59Jan. 18 Peru State L, 63-51Jan. 20 William Woods L, 71-63Jan. 22 McKendree L, 67-61Jan. 27 Harris-Stowe State W, 89-63Feb. 3 Missouri Baptist L, 73-61Feb. 5 McKendree L, 79-64Feb. 10 William Woods L, 66-56Feb. 15 Peru State L, 74-52Feb. 19 Missouri Baptist L, 73-58Feb. 21 Rockhurst L, 69-55Feb. 29 Missouri Baptist L, 67-56

2000-01 • Joe C. Meriweather (8-17)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 2 Langston L, 78-70Nov. 3 NW Oklahoma State L, 77-58Nov. 7 Central Methodist L, 83-61Nov. 17 William Jewell L, 82-65Nov. 18 Rockhurst L, 67-56Nov. 21 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 60-56Nov. 28 Missouri Valley L, 77-65Dec. 2 Peru State L, 70-64Dec. 5 Haskell Indian Nations W, 87-76Jan. 6 Ottawa L, 70-58Jan. 8 Missouri Valley L, 63-50Jan. 13 Haskell Indian Nations W, 82-44Jan. 18 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 85-66Jan. 20 William Woods W, 59-55Jan. 23 Rockhurst W, 67-61Jan. 25 McKendree W, 70-60Jan. 27 Harris-Stowe State W, 115-33Feb. 1 Missouri Baptist W, 90-86Feb. 6 Newman L, 66-56Feb. 10 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 76-62Feb. 12 Central Methodist L, 82-69Feb. 15 William Woods L, 52-38Feb. 17 McKendree L, 89-64Feb. 24 Missouri Baptist W, 71-63

2001-02 • JOE C. MERIWEATHER (14-17)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 2 Oklahoma Christian L, 85-57Nov. 7 St. Mary College W, 71-59Nov. 10 York W, 89-56Nov. 13 Columbia L, 85-78Nov. 16 Baker L, 85-64Nov. 17 Benedictine L, 86-76Nov. 23 Concordia University L, 86-71Nov. 24 York L, 83-72Nov. 27 Baker W, 73-64Dec. 4 Peru State W, 66-52Dec. 7 Oklahoma Christian L, 82-50Dec. 8 Truman State L, 83-55Dec. 15 Ottawa W, 76-55Jan. 8 Columbia L, 76-57Jan. 15 Newman University L, 63-59Jan. 19 Briar Cliff College L, 76-61Jan. 22 Missouri Valley W, 60-58Jan. 24 Benedictine L, 81-69Jan. 26 Haskell Indian Nations W, 71-57Feb. 2 Central Methodist W, 64-45Feb. 5 Peru State W, 65-51Feb. 9 Haskell Indian Nations W, 71-67Feb. 11 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 81-70Feb. 12 Missouri Valley L, 65-54Feb. 14 Newman University L, 82-65Feb. 16 Briar Cliff L, 64-61Feb. 19 Harris-Stowe State W, 88-33Feb. 22 St. Mary College W, 84-44Feb. 23 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 63-58Feb. 28 Spalding University W, 78-68Mar. 1 Central State University L, 103-59

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2003-04 • JOE C. MERIWEATHER (20-5)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 8 Langston W, 61-56Nov. 11 Avila University W, 85-61Nov. 13 Harris-Stowe State W, 74-51Nov. 14 Baker University W, 79-75Nov. 15 Benedictine L, 62-58Nov. 18 MidAmerica Nazarene W, 74-58Nov. 20 Missouri Valley W, 83-56Nov. 25 Peru State W, 88-57Dec. 2 Columbia L, 79-62Dec. 5 Peru State W, 91-37Dec. 6 Grand View W, 59-46Jan. 3 Philander Smith W, 75-44Jan. 6 Grand View W. 60-42Jan. 10 Columbia L, 61-53Jan. 12 William Jewell W, 55-46Jan. 15 Haskell Indian Nations W, 69-53Jan. 17 Morningside W, 71-67Jan. 22 Harris-Stowe State W, 77-44Jan. 31 Missouri Valley W, 70-46Feb. 5 Langston W, 62-55Feb. 7 Brescia W, 48-46Feb. 12 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 66-56Feb. 16 Morningside L, 86-36Feb. 21 Philander Smith W, 67-53Mar. 6 Brescia L, 77-52

2004-05 • JOE C. MERIWEATHER (13-15)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 5 Oklahoma Baptist L, 92-57Nov. 6 St. Gregory’s L, 68-52Nov. 8 Langston W, 70-51Nov. 12 Baker University L, 70-56Nov. 13 Benedictine L, 76-68Nov. 16 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 77-72Nov. 23 Harris-Stowe State W, 69-62Nov. 26 Univ. of Cumberlands L, 54-52Nov. 27 Northwest Missouri St. L, 84-65Dec. 1 Grand View W, 69-54Dec. 4 William Jewell L, 72-63Dec. 7 York W, 75-69Dec. 9 Columbia L, 79-65Dec. 11 Harris-Stowe State W, 56-38Dec. 18 University of St. Mary W, 64-62Dec. 30 Grand View L, 66-60Jan. 3 Ottawa W, 82-59Jan. 8 Columbia W, 90-73Jan. 11 Peru State L, 84-80Jan. 15 Philander Smith W, 81-57Jan. 20 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 85-74Jan. 22 Brescia L, 74-70Jan. 24 Missouri Valley W, 71-47Feb. 1 Peru State W, 76-63Feb. 5 Philander Smith W, 87-28Feb. 9 Langston L, 65-53Feb. 19 Union University (Tenn.) L, 114-56

The 2005-06 Park University women’s basketball team is the only team to qualify for the NAIA Division I Women’s Basketball National Tournament in the 30 year history of the women’s basketball program.

2002-03 • Joe C. Meriweather (9-22)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 9 Concordia (Neb.) L, 83-53Nov. 15 Baker L, 54-50Nov. 16 Benedictine L, 84-40Nov. 20 Langston L, 75-59Nov. 22 College of St. Mary L, 68-49Nov. 23 York L, 79-74 (OT)Nov. 26 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 74-60Dec. 3 Peru State L, 56-51Dec. 5 Haskell Indian Nations W, 69-60Dec. 6 Columbia L, 78-42Dec. 14 William Jewell L, 78-55Dec. 19 William Jewell L, 73-55Jan. 7 Peru State W, 62-53Jan. 9 Grand View L, 78-59Jan. 13 Briar Cliff L, 69-57Jan. 15 Harris-Stowe State W, 99-19Jan. 16 Langston L, 68-48Jan. 18 Morningside L, 84-62Jan. 21 Rockhurst L, 76-66Jan. 23 Central Methodist L, 63-59Jan. 27 Briar Cliff L, 59-49Jan. 30 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 71-50Feb. 1 Missouri Valley W, 74-44Feb. 4 Brescia W, 63-54Feb. 8 Morningside L, 104-47Feb. 15 Benedictine W, 83-79Feb. 17 Philander Smith W, 93-46Feb. 22 Philander Smith W, 74-67Mar. 6 Spalding L, 77-58

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2005-06 • JOE C. MERIWEATHER (19-12)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 5 Missouri Valley W, 67-60Nov. 8 MidAmerica Nazarene W, 68-64Nov. 11 Baker L, 72-69Nov. 12 Benedictine L, 81-66Nov. 15 Pittsburg State L, 71-56Nov. 17 Haskell Indian Nations W, 76-55Nov. 21 Ottawa L, 59-55Nov. 25 Lambuth L, 62-57Nov. 26 Union L, 87-53Dec. 3 Peru State W, 81-57Dec. 6 Columbia W, 61-52Dec. 9 Oklahoma Christian L, 65-48Dec. 10 Oklahoma Baptist L. 75-74Dec. 17 Pittsburg State W, 60-44Dec. 19 Oklahoma Baptist L, 57-46Dec. 29 Northwest Missouri State L, 71-53Dec. 31 John Brown W, 58-48Jan. 4 Langston W, 65-48Jan. 7 Columbia W, 61-48Jan. 10 Peru State W, 73-55Jan. 14 Missouri Western L, 61-47Jan. 17 Central Methodist W, 100-67Jan. 24 Haskell Indian Nations W, 68-56Jan. 28 William Jewell W, 81-70Feb. 11 Brescia W, 87-60Feb. 14 Missouri Valley W, 80-51Feb. 20 Philander Smith W, 90-46Feb. 25 Brescia W, 63-57Mar. 3 Brescia W, 76-48Mar. 4 Edward Waters W, 64-50Mar. 16 *Trevecca Nazarene L, 64-51*NAIA National Tournament Game in Jackson, Tenn.

2006-07 • Joe C. Meriweather (3-24)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 2 McKendree L, 82-61Nov. 4 Langston L, 81-66Nov. 7 Central Methodist L, 79-62Nov. 10 Baker L, 68-59Nov. 11 Benedictine L, 69-59Nov. 14 Missouri Baptist L, 88-69Nov. 17 Lyon College W, 53-52Nov. 18 John Brown L, 75-57Nov. 21 William Jewell L, 74-62Nov. 24 Southern Nazarene L, 87-46Nov. 25 Oklahoma Baptist L, 95-40Nov. 28 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 74-43Dec. 2 Peru State L, 69-48Dec. 4 Columbia L, 89-69Dec. 7 McKendree L, 68-53Dec. 9 Univ. of the Cumberlands L, 55-34Dec. 16 Missouri Western L, 80-49Jan. 4 Missouri Baptist L, 103-67Jan. 6 Columbia L, 64-49Jan. 9 Peru State W, 75-68Jan. 11 Judson L, 56-53Jan. 15 Avila L, 68-55Jan. 20 Brescia L, 57-52Jan. 29 Avila L, 54-48Feb. 24 Brescia L, 65-36Mar. 2 Allen W, 74-42Mar. 3 Brescia L, 45-34

2007-08 • Joe C. Meriweather (15-15)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 1 Columbia L, 71-65Nov. 3 McKendree W, 70-61Nov. 6 MidAmerica Nazarene W, 69-60Nov. 9 Benedictine L, 66-64Nov. 10 Baker L, 57-52Nov. 13 William Jewell L, 68-31Nov. 16 Oklahoma Baptist L, 87-57Nov. 17 Oklahoma Christian L, 74-65Nov. 20 Southern Nazarene L, 80-45Nov. 27 Missouri Western L, 97-71Nov. 29 Missouri Baptist W, 74-70Dec. 1 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 62-43Dec. 4 Southern Nazarene L, 73-62Dec. 15 Oklahoma Baptist L, 66-55Dec. 17 Columbia W, 69-68Jan. 3 Ottawa W, 57-42Jan. 5 McKendree L, 66-57Jan. 7 Judson W, 68-42Jan. 11 Peru State W, 67-51Jan. 19 Brescia W, 66-56Jan. 23 Langston L, 67-56Jan. 29 Philander Smith L, 79-75Feb. 5 College of the Ozarks L, 82-55Feb. 8 Allen W, 109-45Feb. 9 Voorhees W, 65-60Feb. 14 Missouri Baptist W, 89-68Feb. 23 Brescia L, 75-54Feb. 26 Philander Smith W, 78-74Mar. 8 Voorhees W, 70-44Mar. 9 Brescia L, 66-62

2008-09 • Joe C. Meriweather (5-22)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 1 McKendree W, 67-53Nov. 4 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 86-64Nov. 6 Langston L, 83-58Nov. 8 Avila L, 69-59Nov. 11 William Jewell L, 73-34Nov. 14 Baker L, 67-53Nov. 15 Benedictine L, 85-50Nov. 18 Columbia L, 57-52Nov. 22 Missouri Baptist L, 71-55Nov. 24 William Jewell L, 60-44Dec. 2 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 69-62Dec. 5 McKendree L, 62-45Dec. 6 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 72-60Dec. 13 Missouri Valley W, 64-56Jan. 2 William Woods L, 70-47Jan. 3 Columbia L, 57-32Jan. 5 Ottawa W, 68-65Jan. 8 Peru State L, 68-56Jan. 10 College of the Ozarks L, 84-43Jan. 19 Missouri Valley W, 64-59Feb. 3 College of the Ozarks L, 75-57Feb. 7 Brescia W, 69-59Feb. 10 Avila L, 90-68Feb. 14 Voorhees L, 59-58Feb. 15 Brescia L, 69-56Feb. 17 Missouri Western State L, 60-47Mar. 6 Morris College L, 76-67

2009-10 • Joe C. Meriweather (5-25)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 6 Avila L, 84-65Nov. 7 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 51-43Nov. 10 Missouri Valley L, 46-43Nov. 13 Baker L, 80-50Nov. 14 Benedictine L, 62-61Nov. 17 William Jewell L, 81-41Nov. 21 Kansas Wesleyan L, 63-53Nov. 24 Missouri Valley L, 66-54Nov. 28 Friends University W, 59-53Dec. 1 MidAmerica Nazarene L, 64-54Dec. 5 Langston L, 56-51Jan. 2 Benedictine L, 55-40Jan. 9 Columbia L, 67-48Jan. 15 Williams Baptist L, 63-60Jan. 16 Williams Baptist L, 84-62Jan. 19 Harris-Stowe State W, 68-42Jan. 21 William Woods L, 66-56Jan. 23 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 68-65Jan. 26 Missouri Baptist L, 86-57Jan. 28 Stephens College W, 67-58Jan. 30 McKendree L, 74-43Feb. 4 Missouri Baptist L, 75-74Feb. 6 Columbia L, 65-41Feb. 9 College of the Ozarks L, 73-65Feb. 16 Harris-Stowe State W, 77-62Feb. 18 William Woods L, 80-66Feb. 20 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 64-54Feb. 25 Stephens W, 75-54Feb. 27 McKendree L, 81-75Mar. 3 Columbia L, 96-60

2010-11 • Kenneth Cooper (18-11)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 2 Missouri Valley W, 58-54Nov. 9 William Jewell L, 67-61Nov. 12 Benedictine L, 66-60Nov. 13 Baker W, 62-59Nov. 16 MidAmerica Nazarene W, 55-45Nov. 19 Ottawa W, 61-59Nov. 20 Friends W, 78-74Nov. 23 Missouri Valley W, 60-45Dec. 4 MidAmerica Nazarene W, 57-55Jan. 3 Benedictine W, 52-50Jan. 6 Missouri Baptist L, 77-74Jan. 8 Columbia College L, 71-61Jan. 11 College of the Ozarks L, 90-57Jan. 18 Harris-Stowe State W, 65-49Jan. 20 William Woods L, 64-54Jan. 22 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 66-40Jan. 27 Stephens College W, 80-47Jan. 29 McKendree L, 91-58Feb. 3 Missouri Baptist W, 65-53Feb. 5 Columbia College L, 89-63Feb. 11 Williams Baptist L, 70-60Feb. 12 Williams Baptist W, 69-60Feb. 15 Harris-Stowe State W, 52-40Feb. 17 William Woods L, 70-59Feb. 19 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 59-54Feb. 24 Stephens College W, 46-35Feb. 26 McKendree W, 46-41Mar. 2 Williams Baptist W, 72-53Mar. 4 Columbia College L, 76-48

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDCoach Years W L Pct.Judy Milewski 1979-80 0 16 .000

Ken Johnston 1980-81 -- -- .000

Larry Hurshman 1981-82 1 12 .238

Bob Peterson 1983-84 6 16 .278

Bob Peterson 1984-85 15 10 .600

Karl Butler 1985-86 12 12 .500

Judy Vaughn 1986-87 9 15 .375

Judy Vaughn 1987-88 8 17 .320

Judy Vaughn 1988-89 15 10 .600

Judy Vaughn 1989-90 7 20 .259

Judy Vaughn 1990-91 14 14 .500

Judy Vaughn 1991-92 13 15 .464

Karl Butler 1992-93 3 25 .107

C.C. Harris 1993-94 -- -- .000

Elaine Gonya 1994-95 6 25 .194

Elaine Gonya 1995-96 4 26 .133

Elaine Gonya 1996-97 8 21 .276

Joe C. Meriweather 1997-98 5 25 .167













Kenneth Cooper 2010-11 18 11 .620

Kenneth Cooper 2011-12 19 8 .704

TOTAL 286 519 .355

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSCoach Years W L Pct.Judy Milewski 1979-80 0 16 .000

Ken Johnston 1980-81 0 0 .000

Larry Hurshman 1981-82 1 12 .238

Bob Peterson 1983-85 21 26 .447

Karl Butler 1985-86, 1992-93 15 37 .288

Judy Vaughn 1986-92 66 91 .420

C.C. Harris 1993-94 0 0 .000

Elaine Gonya 1994-97 18 72 .200


Kenneth Cooper 2010-Present 18 11 .620

TOTAL 1979-2012 267 511 .343

ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICANS2008 Ashley Birch NAIA Honorable Mention All-American

ALL-TIME NAIA Scholar-Athletes1991 Angela Adams Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete1997 Heather Weers Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete2002 Silya Siniawski Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete2003 Jull Stauch Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete2003 Crystal Bethel Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete2005 Michelle Dean Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete2006 Sarah Hopkins Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete2011 Halima Ramsey Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete

HISTORICAL SUPERLATIVESWomen’s Basketball Seasons 32Head Coaches 11NAIA Tournament Appearances 1.500 Seasons 4Winning Seasons (Above .500) 6.600 or Better 6.700 or Better 220+ Wins 115+ Wins 610+ Wins 12

2011-12 • Kenneth Cooper (19-8)Date Opponent ScoreNov. 2 Tabor W, 62-32Nov. 4 vs. Science & Arts W, 79-56Nov. 5 at Southwestern Christian W, 58-40 Nov. 11 Benedictine W, 67-59Nov. 12 vs. Baker W, 62-59 Nov. 15 Missouri Valley W, 65-40 Nov. 17 at Missouri S&T L, 41-54Nov. 22 MidAmerica Nazarene W, 64-46Nov. 26 Grinnell W, 82-41Nov. 29 Avila W, 52-43Jan. 2 Benedictine W, 48-42Jan. 6 at Williams Baptist W, 78-52Jan. 7 at Williams Baptist L, 62-64Jan. 12 at Columbia L, 74-83Jan. 14 William Woods L, 58-61Jan. 21 at Harris-Stowe State L, 70-76Jan. 26 Stephens W, 65-43Jan. 28 at Missouri Baptist W, 57-50 Feb. 2 at Hannibal-LaGrange W, 75-48Feb. 4 Columbia W, 67-45Feb. 9 at William Woods L, 55-65Feb. 16 Harris-Stowe State W, 81-65Feb. 18 at Stephens W, 60-52Feb. 23 Missouri Baptist W, 90-59Feb. 25 Hannibal-LaGrange L, 57-65Feb. 29 Hannibal-LaGrange W, 56-41Mar. 2 at Columbia L, 67-83

INDIVIDUAL HONORS

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2012-13 BASKETBALL SCHEDULES

Date Opponent Time10/20 Livin The Dream (Exh.) 3 p.m.11/2 Central Methodist 4 p.m.11/3 MidAmerica Nazarene 5 p.m.11/5 Midland 7 p.m.11/10 Benedictine 5 p.m.11/16 AIB (Iowa) 5:30 a.m.11/17 Lindenwood-Belleville 3 p.m.11/20 MidAmeica Nazarene 7 p.m.11/23 Missouri Western 2 p.m.11/24 Avila 2 p.m.12/4 Benedictine 7 p.m.12/6 Peru State 7 p.m.1/3 Missouri Baptist * 7:30 p.m.1/5 Columbia * 4 p.m.1/10 Lyon * 7:30 p.m.1/12 Williams Baptist * 4 p.m.1/15 Harris-Stowe * 7:30 p.m.1/17 William Woods * 7:30 p.m.1/19 Hannibal-LaGrange * 4 p.m.1/26 BenU-Springfield * 4 p.m.1/31 Missouri Baptist * 7:30 p.m.2/2 Columbia * 4 p.m.2/7 Lyon * 7:30 p.m.2/9 Williams Baptist * 4 p.m.2/12 Harris-Stowe * 7:30 p.m.2/14 William Woods * 7:30 p.m.2/16 Hannibal-LaGrange * 4 p.m.2/23 BenU-Springfield * 4 p.m.2/26 AMC First-Round ! 7 p.m.2/28 AMC Quarterfinals ! 7 p.m.3/2 AMC Semifinals ! 4 p.m.3/5 AMC Championship ! 7 p.m.

Home games in Bold. All dates and times subject to change without notice.

* American Midwest Conference game! AMC Tournament Game (campus sites)

The American Midwest Conference Tournament Champion will advance to the Buffalo Funds-NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball National Champion-ship, March 13-19 at Municipal Auditorium in Kan-sas City, Mo.

Date Opponent Time10/20 Livin The Dream (Exh.) 1 p.m.10/31 St. Gregory’s 7 p.m.11/3 Avila 2 p.m.11/7 Tabor 7:30 p.m.11/9 Baker 5:30 p.m.11/10 Benedictine (Kan.) 3 p.m.11/13 Missouri Valley 5:30 p.m.11/17 Oklahoma City 12 p.m.11/24 Doane 12 p.m.11/28 St. Gregory’s 7 p.m.1/3 Missouri Baptist * 5:30 p.m.1/5 Columbia * 2 p.m.1/10 Lyon * 5:30 p.m.1/12 Williams Baptist * 2 p.m.1/15 Harris-Stowe State * 5:30 p.m.1/17 William Woods * 5:30 p.m.1/19 Hannibal-LaGrange * 2 p.m.1/24 Stephens * 7 p.m.1/26 BenU Springfield * 2 p.m.1/31 Missouri Baptist * 5:30 p.m.2/2 Columbia * 2 p.m.2/7 Lyon * 5:30 p.m.2/9 Williams Baptist * 2 p.m.2/12 Harris-Stowe State * 5:30 p.m.2/14 William Woods * 5:30 p.m.2/16 Hannibal-LaGrange * 2 p.m.2/21 Stephens * 7 p.m.2/23 BenU Springfield * 2 p.m.2/25 AMC First Round TBA2/27 AMC Quarterfinals TBA3/1 AMC Semifinals TBA3/4 AMC Championship TBA

All times Central StandardHome games denoted in boldAMC games denoted with *

The American Midwest Conference tournament is scheduled for Feb. 25-Mar. 4 on campus sites. Games will be played on the home court of the higher-seed-ed team.

The 33rd Annual NAIA National Championship will be played Mar. 13-19 at the Frankfurt Convention Center in Frankfurt, Ky.

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Documents

2012-13 Park University Basketball Fact Book