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DAVE GRUBEAthletics Director

DR. JOSEPH M. STOWELLPresident of Cornerstone University

WELCOME TO ANOTHER EXCITING SEASON OF CORNERSTONE ATHLETICS! The athletic program at Cornerstone University is an integral part of both our academic and spiritual life on campus. Our coaches and student athletes consistently hold the reputation of Jesus high by being committed to excellence and they have an ongoing goal to honor God as they use their abilities in sports competitions. We are pleased that Cornerstone University has been designated a “Champions of Character Institution” by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), which means that we affirm the NAIA’s desire to promote integrity, fair play, servant leadership, good sportsmanship, and excellence through athletics. Our goal remains to offer quality, competitive athletic experiences — not only for our own players, but for our fans and opponents as well. And, we are committed to providing an environment where you can mature and develop skills both on and off the field.

Great to have you on board…Go Golden Eagles!

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DAY OPPONENT TIMENov. 5 vs. Grace Bible 7 p.m.Nov. 8 vs. Indiana Wesleyan 6 p.m. WHAC/CL CHALLENGE @ SPRING ARBORNov. 9 vs. Spring Arbor WHAC/CL CHALLENGE @ SPRING ARBORNov. 14 @ Siena Heights University 8 p.m.Nov. 16 @ University of Northwestern Ohio 3 p.m.Nov. 20 Davenport University 7:30 p.m.Nov. 23 Marygrove College 3 p.m.Nov. 29 @ Calvin College 8 p.m. HALL OF FAME CLASSIC @ CALVIN COLLEGENov. 30 Hope College 6 p.m. HALL OF FAME CLASSIC @ CALVIN COLLEGEDec. 4 @ Lawrence Tech 7:30 p.m.Dec. 7 vs. Madonna 3 p.m.Dec. 14 vs. Kuyper 3 p.m.Dec. 19 @ UM Dearborn 7:30 p.m.Dec. 21 @ Ferris State University 3 p.m.Dec. 30 @ Roosevelt University 7 p.m. (CT)Jan. 4 @ Concordia University 3 p.m.Jan. 8 vs. Indiana Tech 7:30 p.m.Jan. 11 @ Lourdes University 3 p.m.Jan. 15 vs. University of Northwestern Ohio 7:30 p.m.Jan. 18 @ Marygrove College 3 p.m.Jan. 22 vs. Siena Heights University 7:30 p.m.Jan. 25 @ Davenport University 3 p.m.Jan. 29 @ Madonna University 7:30 p.m.Feb. 1 vs. UM Dearborn 3 p.m.Feb. 5 @ Aquinas College 8 p.m.Feb. 8 vs. Concordia University 3 p.m.Feb. 12 @ Indiana Tech 7:30 p.m.Feb. 15 vs. Lourdes University 3 p.m.Feb. 19 vs. Aquinas College 7:30 p.m.Feb. 22 vs. Lawrence Tech 3 p.m.

SCHEDULE 2013-2014


MEN’S BASKETBALL 2013-2014

Editing: Kelli CottrellDesign: Karmen Low

Photography: Aimee LuurtsemaContributing Writers: Aimee Luurtsema

Cover photography: Aimee Luurtsema

The Golden Eagles Men’s Basketball media guide is published onceeach season for athletic information on the current and past men’s

basketball teams. Permission to use information in this guide isgranted as long as accuracy in reporting is preserved.

Cornerstone University does not discriminate on the basis of race,national origin, sex, age or disability in its policies and programs.

3 CORNERSTONE ATHLETICS INFORMATION4 MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER5 COACHING STAFF7 PRE-SEASON OUTLOOK9 PLAYER PROFILES18 MEDIA ROSTER21 2012-13 STATS AND RESULTS23 CORNERSTONE RECORD BOOK24 MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY29 MEDIA INFO/OUTLETS30 WHAC CONFERENCE TEAMS34 CHAMPIONS OF CHARACTER35 GOLDEN EAGLE CLUB36 CU REFINED37 CU AT A GLANCE38 NOTES39 NOTES40 BECOMING A GOLDEN EAGLE


HANSEN ATHLETIC CENTERConstruction on the Hansen Athletic Center was completed in 2000. This $13 million facility has approximately 100,000 square feet for athletics and physical conditioning. Included are 2,610 bleacher seats and an upper deck jogging track in the arena; three indoor racquetball courts; tennis and badminton courts on a newly rubberized floor in the modernized and extended field house; increased classroom and office space; a human performance/physiology lab and training rooms; and a greatly expanded weight, fitness and aerobics training area on the lower level. The Hansen Athletic Center houses the athletic offices, kinesiology department classrooms and the Cornerstone University Athletics Hall of Honor.

Cornerstone Athletics 616.222.1425

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORYCornerstone University Switchboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 616.949.5300Cornerstone Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 616.222.1425Dave Grube, Athletics Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66.222.1416Ryan Campbell, Volleyball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 1356Mark Bell, Men’s Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 1334Chester Vandenberg, Men’s Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269-509-2938Kim Elders, Men’s Basketball/Assistant Athletics Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 5413David Mitroff, Baseball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 5471 Chuck Lowitzki, Assistant Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 5448 Jim Farrell, Softball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 5434David Mitroff, Women’s Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 5412Randy Strawser, Women’s Soccer/Sports Information Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 616.222.1413Aimee Luurtsema Assistant Sports Information Director/Asst. Women’s Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 1374Rod Wortley, Track & Field/Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 5411Paul Koutz, Assistant Track & Field. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 5427Larry Bos, Faculty Representative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 1319Phil Keith, Athletics Trainer/Strength and Conditioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 5409Mike Riemersma, Camp Director, Champions of Character Representative. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 1671Pete Rusticus, Corporate Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 1516Layne Kreh, Athletic Facilities Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 1546

MEN’S COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Kim Elders (21st year)

• Alma Mater: Grand Valley State University• Western Michigan University (M.A.)• Career Record at Cornerstone: 499-202• Office Phone: 616.222.1425• E-mail: [email protected]

Assistant Coach: Eric DeSantis (9th year)• Alma Mater: Moody Bible Institute• Cornerstone University (M.A.)

Assistant/J.V. Coach: Ted Albert (3rd year)

Assistant/J.V. Assistant Coach: Andrew McClain (2nd year)

SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director: Randy Strawser

• E-mail: [email protected]• Phone: 616.222.1413

Assistant Sports Information Director: Aimee Luurtsema• E-mail: [email protected]• Website: www.cugoldeneagles.com• Office Phone: 616.222.1314 Fax: 616.222.1542

Basketball Mailing address:Cornerstone UniversityMen’s Basketball1001 E Beltline Ave NEGrand Rapids, MI 49525


# Name Position Year Height Weight Hometown/Previous School

2 Anthony Allen G SR 5-7 155 Hudsonville, MI/Hudsonville HS5 Luke Morrison G SO 6-3 180 Elk Rapids, MI/Elk Rapids HS10 Nick Manzer F FR 6-5 200 Petoskey, Mich./Petosky H.S.12 Michael McLaughlin G FR 5-9 155 Grand Rapids, MI/Forest Hills Eastern HS14 Ty Mason G JR 6-2 170 Comstock Park, MI/Comstock Park HS21 Jake Plite F SR 6-7 210 Sparta, MI/Sparta HS23 Wes Hudson G SR 6-0 160 Wayland, MI/Wayland HS24 Justin Pepper F JR 6-7 220 Wayland, MI/Wayland HS25 Joey Blauwkamp G FR 6-2 190 Grandville, MI/Tri-Unity Christian HS32 Alex Lyle F SR 6-3 190 Wayland, MI/Wayland HS33 Travis Wells G JR 6-1 145 Eaton Rapids, MI/Eaton Rapids HS34 Cory Cox F FR 6-5 185 Flushing, MI/Fenton HS50 Ben Lanning F SO 6-8 200 Grandville, MI/Grandville HS55 Ty Smith F FR 6-4 220 Zeeland, MI/Zeeland East HS

Kim Elders – Head Coach, 21 st seasonEric DeSantis – Assistant Coach, 9th seasonTed Albert – Assistant/JV coach, 3rd season

Andrew McClain – Assistant Coach, 3rd seasonTrainer – Phil Keith, 13th season

MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER 2013-2014

Back Row: Assistant Coach, Andrew McClain; Assistant Coach, Ted Albert; Travis Wells; Cory Cox; Justin Pepper; Ben Lanning; Jake Plite; Ty Smith; Alex Lyle; Athletic Trainer, Phil Keith; Assistant Coach, Dominic Allen; Manager, Joe Irving; First Row: Head Coach, Kim Elders; Shane Moreland; Ty Mason; Connor Hogan; Luke Morrison; Anthony Allen; Wes Hudson; Michael McLaughlin; Joey Blauwkamp


KIM ELDERSHEAD COACHAs Head Coach Kim Elders enters his 21st season at the helm of the Cornerstone University Mens basketball program, he finds himself one victory short of 500. Elders’ record currently stands

at 499-202 heading into the 2013-14 campaign. Elders finds himself in illustrious company where he ranks seventh for most victories among active NAIA D-2 coaches. His .712 winning percentage is also the fourth highest among the same elite group of coaches. Since taking over the program in 1993, Elders’ teams have averaged 25 victories per season. Five of his teams have recorded 30+ victories, including his 1999 National Championship team (37-3) and his 2011 National Championship team (34-4). Elders has also guided his teams to three Final 4’s (’01, ’02 & ’03) and three Elite 8’s (’05, ’07 & ’10). His 26 national tournament victories ranks third all-time in the NAIA D2. Elders has been one of the most successful coaches in the history of the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference. Since the inception of the WHAC in 1992-93, Elders’ teams have captured six regular season titles (’96, ’99, ’05, ’07, ’10 , ’11). His ’99 squad is still the only team to finish the conference with an undefeated record. The Golden Eagles went a perfect 14-0 during that campaign. From 1999-2011, Elders led CU to an unprecedented 13 consecutive WHAC Conference Tournament title games. Elders has also been one of the most successful coaches in WHAC post-season play. He has guided his teams to seven conference tournament championships (’99, ’01, ’02, ’04, ’06, ’10, ’11). Cornerstone is the only team in the WHAC’s 21-year history to capture both the regular season and conference tournament in back-to-back seasons (’10, ’11). Elders has garnered several individual coaches awards during his spectacular career. He has been named WHAC Coach of the Year on five different occasions (’96, ’99,’05, ’10, ’11). Twice he has been named NAIA National Coach of the Year. The first one came in ’99 following CU’s first National Championship. His second award came after the ’11 National Championship. In ’99, Elders was also named the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) National Coach of the Year. He also earned Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan (BCAM) Coach of the Year honors that same season. In 1996, when Cornerstone was still a member of the National Christian College Athletic Association, Elders was selected as the NCCAA National Coach of the Year. In three different seasons (’99, ’02, ’05), Elders teams were ranked No. 1 in the National Polls for several weeks. Elders has also guided his teams to 30+ victories on five different occasions.During Elders’ 20 seasons of leading the program, he has coached 24 WHAC All-Academic players, 43 WHAC All-Conference players and 22 NAIA All-Americans. Twelve of Elders’ players have earned NAIA Scholar-Athlete honors. On six different occasions, Elders has taken his teams on overseas missions trips. The first one was to the Philippines in 1998. Two years later, Elders led his team to Singapore. In the summers of 2003 and 2005, his teams went back to the Philippines. On the last two trips (’10, ‘13), the Golden Eagles were involved in church construction in the Dominican Republic. “I’ve had many great memories during my career at CU,” says Elders. “But my fondest memories have been leading my players to different parts of the world on mission trips. God has allowed us to use our gifts and abilities to serve others and minister the gospel in these less fortunate countries. These trips are always life-changing for us.” Elders began his coaching career in 1981 at Grand Rapids Baptist Academy, leading the boys’ JV team to a 70-29 record in five years. From 1986-1989, Elders was at Freedom Baptist Academy in Hudsonville, MI. There he served as the school’s first athletic director and also coached the boys’ varsity basketball team. Arriving at Cornerstone in 1990, Elders responsibilities included assistant men’s basketball coach and head baseball coach. From 1993-95, Elders served as interim athletic director for Cornerstone. He was named NAIA District 23 Athletic Director of the Year in 1993-94. Elders is a 1977 graduate of Grand Valley State University where he earned a degree in physical education. He received his master’s degree in athletic administration in 1993 from Western Michigan University.In addition to his coaching position at CU, Elders also serves as associate athletic director and teaches classes in the kinesiology department. Elders resides with his wife, Holly, in East Grand Rapids. He has four children: Nic, 26, Zac , 24, Cam, 21 and Missy, 18.

COACHING STAFF

KIM ELDERSAll-Time Cornerstone Coaching Record

Season W L Pct. WHAC NAIA2012-2013 21 11 .656 4th

2011-2012 19 13 .581 2 nd Natl. Tour. Appearance2010-2011 34 4 .895 1st Natl. Champions2009-2010 29 7 .810 3rd-T Elite 82008-2009 27 8 .771 2nd – 2007-2008 17 16 .735 1st-T –2006-2007 25 10 .667 3rd Elite 82005-2006 23 11 .677 3rd -T Natl. Tour. Appearance2004-2005 30 6 .853 1st-T Elite 82003-2004 27 9 .823 1st Sweet 162002-2003 29 8 .606 2nd Final 42001-2002 34 4 .676 2nd Final 42000-2001 30 9 .771 2nd Final 41999-2000 22 11 .700 – –1998-1999 37 3 .925 1st Natl. Champions1997-1998 24 8 .750 2nd –1996-1997 18 14 .562 5th –1995-1996 24 10 .705 1st –1994-1995 18 21 .461 4th –1993-1994 17 19 .472 5th –

Career 478 195 .710


ERIC DeSANTISASSISTANT COACH9TH SEASONEric DeSantis enters his 9th season as a Cornerstone assistant basketball coach. During his tenure on the Golden Eagle bench, CU has captured three WHAC Championships, averaging 24 victories/season. DeSantis has also been instrumental in the team’s two Elite 8 appearances (’07, ’10) and in the 2011 National Championship. DeSantis played basketball collegiately at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, IL. He was named the team’s Most Valuable Player following his senior season in 2003. DeSantis also served as captain at MBI and led his team’s missions trips to Alaska and Egypt. DeSantis’ responsibilities at Cornerstone include recruiting, scouting and working with the post players.

TED ALBERTASSISTANT COACH, J.V. COACH3RD SEASONTed Albert begins his third season on the Cornerstone University basketball bench. Prior to that, Albert played a key role on four Golden Eagle teams from 2006-2011. During his career as a CU player, Albert played on two Elite 8 teams (’07, ’10) and also on the ’11 National Championship team. Albert averaged nearly 13 minutes off the bench that season while leading the team in field goal percentage (.596). Albert averaged 5 PPG and 2.3 RPG during the CU championship run and was also the Golden Eagles leader in charges taken. While a player, Albert helped Cornerstone to an impressive 88-21 record. He scored 433 career points and grabbed 167 career rebounds. Albert’s responsibilities include recruiting, working with CU’s post players and coaching the J.V. team.

ANDREW McCLAINASST. J.V. COACH, ASST. J.V. COACH2RD SEASONAndrew McClain is currently in his third season as a CU men’s basketball assistant coach. He began his coaching experience as a J.V. assistant with the Golden Eagles in 2011. McClain continues to serve the program in this capacity, but also assists with the varsity in recruiting and as the team’s video coordinator. Prior to his assistant coaching responsibilities, McClain was a student at CU and served as the team manager during the ’09 -’10 and ’10 -’11 seasons. McClain graduated from Cornerstone in 2012.

DOM ALLENASSISTANT COACHIST SEASONJoining the Golden Eagle coaching staff this season is former point guard Dom Allen. Allen was CU’s starting point guard from 2007-2011. He helped guide Cornerstone to the 2010 Elite 8 and the 2011 National Championship.Allen led the team in assists in each of his four seasons in a Golden Eagle uniform. He finished his career with 429 assists (5th All-time). Allen also scored 800 career points and grabbed 332 career rebounds. Allen is third at Cornerstone in career games played with 139. Allen is currently employed at Gordon Food Services as an International Cost Analyst. His coaching responsibilities include recruiting, scouting and working with the Cornerstone guards. He resides in Standale, Mich., with his wife, Jenna.

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSYear W L Coach

2012-2013 21 11 Elders2011-2012 19 13 Elders2010-2011 34 4 Elders2009-2010 29 7 Elders2008-2009 21 12 Elders2007-2008 17 16 Elders2006-2007 25 10 Elders2005-2006 23 11 Elders2004-2005 30 6 Elders2003-2004 27 9 Elders2002-2003 29 8 Elders2001-2002 34 4 Elders2000-2001 30 9 Elders1999-2000 22 11 Elders1998-1999 37 3 Elders1997-1998 24 8 Elders1996-1997 18 14 Elders1995-1996 24 10 Elders1994-1995 18 21 Elders1993-1994 17 19 Elders1992-1993 8 24 Martin1991-1992 14 20 Martin1990-1991 19 16 Martin1989-1990 12 22 Walstra1988-1989 15 25 Hoskins1987-1988 13 21 Hoskins1986-1987 26 14 Hoskins1985-1986 15 17 Hoskins1984-1985 15 15 Haun1983-1984 17 13 Haun1982-1983 13 18 Haun1981-1982 12 13 Haun1980-1981 12 13 Haun1979-1980 12 15 Haun1978-1979 17 14 Haun1977-1978 12 16 Haun1976-1977 11 15 Price1975-1976 13 13 Price1974-1975 15 11 Price1973-1974 15 10 Raymond1972-1973 11 11 Raymond1971-1972 14 10 Raymond1970-1971 9 14 Raymond1969-1970 13 10 Raymond1968-1969 16 9 Raymond1967-1968 15 10 Raymond1966-1967 8 10 Raymond1965-1966 9 9 Terpstra1964-1965 15 3 Terpstra1963-1964 9 8 Terpstra1962-1963 4 8 Terpstra


PRE-SEASON OUTLOOK 2013–2014

Wes Hudson, Jake Plite and Anthony Allen were on top of the world three years ago when they were freshmen playing on Cornerstone’s 2011 National Championship team. Now seniors, the three teammates and close friends have endured two seasons of mediocrity, going 19-13 and 21-11, consecutively.

Eager to get back to Branson, MO, site of the 2014 NAIA D-2 National Championship, Hudson, Plite and Allen, along with fellow senior Alex Lyle are determined to leave CU on a good note.

“You win with seniors – plain and simple,” says Head Coach Kim Elders now in his 21st season at the Golden Eagle helm. “Seniors play with an entirely different mindset. They’re more focused and play with an urgency unlike their first three years. Seniors realize that this ‘is it’ and that their careers will be over in just a few short months.

“We have four outstanding seniors who have worked hard over the summer and have been looking forward to their final season with great anticipation,” Elders goes on. “All of our great teams in the past have been senior-laden. This group is no different.”

Hudson (Wayland, MI), a two-time NAIA All-American, is the key to the Golden Eagles success this season. The 6-0 combo guard led the team in scoring a year ago with nearly 18 PPG. Hudson also led CU in FT% (90%), assists (137) and 3-point field goals (68). His 90% accuracy from the line was #1 in NAIA D-2.

“Wes is a special player who already has left his mark on our program,” says Elders. “He does it all. As good as he is on offense, he’s equally as good on defense. We’re looking forward to Wes having another All-American year for us.”

Entering the season, Hudson, a two-time WHAC 1st Team performer, has 310 career assists and 150 career steals.

Plite (Sparta, MI), is as eager as anyone on the team to get the season under way. The 6-7 forward was having his best year ever until he went down on Jan. 23 with a season-ending knee injury. Plite, who missed the final 11 games, was the Golden Eagles top rebounder (6.4/game) during the 2012-13 campaign. He also had the highest field goal percentage (.547) on the team and was third in scoring with 11.8 points/game.

“Jake was having an outstanding season. Losing him to an ACL injury was devastating,” remarks Elders. “With the season that Jake was having, he was probably the one player we could least afford to lose. It took us three weeks to finally adjust and play without Jake. We actually missed him more on the defense end of the court than we did on offense.”

Plite was the anchor to CU’s interior defense. Despite missing a third of the season, he had the second most defensive rebounds (97) on the team.

Allen (Hudsonville, MI), has been a solid player off the bench for the Golden Eagles over the last two seasons. During that time, he has dished out 95 assists with just 31 turnovers (3/1 ratio). Allen’s A/TO ratio was the 11th highest in the NAIA for the 2012-13 season. The 5-7 point guard had a season-high 8 assists versus UM-Dearborn on Feb. 2.

“Anthony has always been a pass first - score second player. He knows his role on our team and performs it exceptionally well.

He facilitates our offense and is an outstanding defender,” says Elders. “Every team needs an Anthony Allen.”

Allen finished the ‘12-‘13 season with 23 steals.

Alex Lyle (Wayland, MI), who transferred in a year ago, also provided the Golden Eagles with solid minutes off the bench. The 6-2 swing player averaged 7 point/game in 15 minutes of action. His 29 3-pointers were fourth on the team. Lyle had a season-high 19 points versus UM-Dearborn on Feb. 2.

“Alex had a good year for us,” comments Elders. “Once he got himself acclimated with our system and felt more comfortable, he played some really good basketball for us. Alex is a scorer. He gave our team a needed spark off the bench in several games last season. Alex has gotten so much better at his decision-making as to when to take the ball to the hole and when to shoot the 3.”

Lyle averaged 11 points/game while shooting 50% from the field during the last seven games of the season.

Headlining this year’s junior class is Ty Mason (Comstock Park, MI).

Mason was just one of two players (Hudson) to start in all 32 contests in ‘12-‘13. The 6-2 wing was second on the team in scoring with 11.1 points/game. Mason’s 30 treys and 84% shooting from the line were both third on the team.

“Ty was a 100% better player last season than when he was a freshman. As a freshman he was always in a hurry and made a lot of bad decisions. Last season he slowed down and saw the game so much better. His defense was much improved as well,” Elders says. “This year we expect Ty to give us more consistency in his shooting numbers from the field. We’ve also challenged Ty to give us more rebounding and assists.”

Mason played most of the season with an injured foot. Off-season surgery should help him have the best season of his career.

The second and only other junior on this year’s roster is Justin Pepper (Wayland, MI).

Pepper became one of CU’s biggest contributors during the last half of the season a year ago. The 6-7 post player started the last 11 games. His 38 blocks led the team and ranked third in the WHAC. Pepper also led the team with 116 defensive rebounds. Over the final five games of the season, Pepper averaged 7 points/game and 7 rebounds/game while shooting 50% from the field.

“Justin really came into his own and established himself as one of the best post players in the WHAC, especially on the defensive end of the floor,” Elders comments. “He’s a tremendous one on one defender in the post and really makes his presence known with his shot blocking ability. He finished the season so well. We are expecting Justin to have an outstanding junior season.”

Off-season shoulder surgery has sidelined Pepper for a few months, but the Golden Eagles are hopeful that he will be able to pick up where he left off in February.

This year’s sophomore class will be led by Ben Lanning (Grandville, MI), a transfer from Grand Valley State University. Lanning, a local player who also starred at Grandville High


School, is long, versatile and athletic. At 6-8, Lanning will give the Golden Eagles both inside and outside scoring, along with needed rebounding and shot blocking.

“Ben will be a very nice addition to our program,” said Elders. “Because he transferred in last January, he was able to practice with the team and get familiar with our players and system during the entire second semester. With his ability to step out and shoot the 3-pointer, Ben will allow us to spread the floor and stretch the defense.”

Lanning was named to the OK Red All-Conference 1st Team as a senior at Grandville High School. He averaged 3 PPG and 2RPG as a freshman at GVSU while shooting 41% from behind the arc.

Returning for their sophomore campaigns are Luke Morrison (Elk Rapids, MI) and Travis Wells (Eaton Rapids, MI). Morrison, a 6-3 forward appeared in nine varsity games a year ago. Primarily a JV player, Morrison averaged 17 PPG on the Golden Eagles’ JV team last season.

Wells, a 6-2 shooting guard, played in seven varsity games during the 2011-12 season. He was red-shirted for the 12-13 campaign. A 1st Team Capitol Activities All-Conference performer at ERHS, Wells has three years of eligibility remaining.

“We’re excited about our sophomore class. Ben will make an immediate impact for our team and both Luke and Travis provide tremendous depth at the 2-3 spots,” said Elders.

This year’s incoming freshmen class is loaded with talent. The Golden Eagles landed three of the top four players from the Grand Rapids area along with one of the best players from the greater Flint area.

Headlining this year’s newcomers is Joey Blauwkamp (Grandville, MI). Blauwkamp’s prep resume’ is impressive to say the least. The 6-0 wing led his team to the 2011 Class D State Championship as a sophomore. As a senior, he brought his team back to the Breslin where they finished as state runner-ups. Blauwkamp was named the Associated Press Class D Player of the Year. He was also named to the Grand Rapids Press Dream Team for the second consecutive year, earning Player of the Year this past season. Blauwkamp scored 1,006 career points at Tri-unity. A three-time All-Conference performer, Blauwkamp also grabbed 597 rebounds and dished out 235 assists for his career. He holds school records for steals in a season (96) and steals for a career (267).

“Joey is a complete player,” said Elders. “He does everything. The best to describe him is ‘a playmaker.’ He’s always making plays on the court. He’s a very good offensive player, but his strength is definitely on the defensive end of the court.”

Blauwkamp averaged 14 PPG and 10 RPG while shooting 57% from the floor as a senior.

Michael McLaughlin (Grand Rapids, MI), was arguably the best point guard in the Grand Rapids area last year. The 5-9 playmaker averaged 14 PPG and 7 RPG during his senior season. McLaughlin also dished out a team-high 6 APG and was second in the area behind Blauwkamp with 72 steals.

“Michael is a lot like Joey in terms of making positive things

happen on the court. He’s a true point guard who does a tremendous job of facilitating the offense. Michael has a pass first, score second mentality. He is very good at breaking down the defense and creating scoring opportunities for his teammates. Defensively, Michael is an outstanding on-the-ball defender and plays the passing lanes exceptionally well,” said Elders.

McLaughlin, a three-time All-Conference performer, was named to the Grand Rapids Press All-Area 2nd Team in 2013.

The lone freshman that’s not from Grand Rapids is Cory Cox (Flushing, MI). A 6-5 small forward, Cox had an outstanding senior campaign for Fenton High School. He led his team to a 21-2 record while averaging 19 PPG. An outstanding shooter behind the arc, Cox was second in Class A with 39 treys in’13.

“Cory is a versatile player,” says Elders. “With his size, he can score inside but also float out to the perimeter and knock down 3-pointers. He has a very high basketball IQ. We will look to use Cory at the 4 some this year because of ability to bring his defender away from the basket and stretch the defense out.”

Cox was a 1st Team Flint All-Metro and Flint All-Area performer the last two years.

Rounding out the ’13-’14 roster for the Golden Eagles is post player Ty Smith (Zeeland, MI).

Smith, at 6-4, might be slightly undersized to play post at the college level. But the CU coaching staff believes that he possesses all the entangibles to make up for his lack of height. Smith helped his team to an 18-4 record and an OK Black Conference title (9-1) this past season. He averaged 10 RPG and 8 RPG while shooting an outstanding 64% from the floor.

“Ty is relentless. He never stops. He’s a tremendous competitor who just outworks everyone on the court,” said Elders. “Ty is the kind of player coaches love because he hates to lose, never quits and plays with so much passion, physicality and toughness.

Smith, one of the top rebounders in the area in ’12-’13, finished his career with 490 rebounds.

The Golden Eagles enter the ’13-’14 season with great senior leadership, a load of talent, depth and focus – all traits that were lacking a year ago.

“Not making it to Branson last year might be a blessing in disguise,” said Elders. “It has caused our players to be hungry. Last year we didn’t value every game, every defensive and offensive possession. We had no one to blame but ourselves for coming up short. I think that we learned some valuable lessons that we can bring into this season to help us achieve our goals and be the best team possible.”

PRE-SEASON OUTLOOK CONTINUED...


HIGHLIGHTS2012-13: Selected team MVP and Best Defender for 2nd consecutive year; All-WHAC 1st Team for 2nd consecutive year; led team in scoring with 17.8 PPG; led NAIA in FT% (.902); 1st on team with 137 assists; tied career-high game with 29 points vs. Alma (12/22/12) and Indiana Tech (1/9/13); selected Honorable Mention All-American 2nd consecutive year; led Golden Eagles with 68-3 pointers; 2nd on team

with 60 steals; recorded career-high 11 assists vs. Siena Hts. on Nov. 28; made 43 consecutive free throws to finish the season; scored double figures in 30 games; went over the 1,000-point barrier on Dec. 29; averaged 25 PPG the last five games of the season; led team with 30 minutes/game; 2nd on team with 15 blocks; selected to the Hall of Fame All-Tournament Team; led the WHAC in scoring with 17.8 PPG; 2nd in WHAC in APG (4.6) and 3rd in steals (60); shot 92% from the line in conference play.

2011-12: Started all 32 games; led the Golden Eagles in scoring with 16.4 PPG; had a career-high 29 points vs. Concordia (1/14/12); selected team MVP for the season; was 5th in the NAIA with .871 shooting from the FT line; named 1st Team All-WHAC; earned NAIA Honorable Mention honors; was 3rd in the WHAC with 1.7 steals/game; had a career-high 7 assists vs. Indiana Tech on 2/4/12; named Best Defensive Player for the Golden Eagles; led the team in minutes played (31/game); averaged 3.3 RPG; had 9 games with 20+ points scored; 2nd on the Golden Eagles with 90 assists; shot 91% from the line in WHAC games; had 17 games with 3 or more 3-pointers; 2nd on the team with 55 steals; named WHAC Player of the Week on 12/20/11 selected to the Hall of Fame All-Tournament Team.

2010-11: Played in all 38 games as a frosh; averaged 6.3 PPG; made 47% of his FG’s; had season-high 20 points vs. Johnson & Wales in 1st round of NAIA National Tournament (3/10/11); scored 18 points (4/5 from 3) in the National semi-final game vs. Northwood (3/14/11); was 36% from behind the arc for the season; had season-high 5 assists vs. Marygrove (2/3/11); averaged 2 RPG and 1.5 APG; had season-high 7 rebounds vs. McPherson in the Elite 8 game (3/12/11); averaged 2 APG in 5 games at National Tournament.

High School: 4-year varsity player; averaged 20 PPG, 8 APG, 5 RPG and 5 SPG as a senior; named to the OK Gold All-Conference 1st Team; selected to the Grand Rapids Press Dream Team for ‘09-’10; led WHS to a 20-0 regular season; record and an OK Gold Conference Championship; named to the AP Class A All-State 1st Team; earned Bank Hoops 2nd Team All-State honors.

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 29 several timesSteals: 6 vs. Lawrence Tech (1/28/13)FG: several timesMinutes: 44 vs. Spring Arbor (12/30/11)Assists: 11 vs. Siena Hts. (11/28/12)3-Pointers: 5 vs. Alma College (12/22/12) and Kuyper College (11/19/11)Rebounds: 8 vs. Indiana Tech (1/9/13)FT: 11 vs. UM-Dearborn (12/15/12)

VITAL STATSPosition: GuardHeight: 6-0Class Rank: SeniorMajor: UndecidedWeight: 160Hometown: Wyoming, MIHigh School: Wayland High SchoolBirth Date: Aug. 29, 1991Parents: Mike and Teri Hudson

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: ESPNFavorite Midnight Snack: PopcornFavorite Food: Steak and potatoesIf I cooked My Own Meals, I’d Survive On: Ramen NoodlesFantasy Job: Professional basketball player

YEAR GP FG-FGA FG% 3PT-3PTA 3-PT% FTM-FTA FT% REB AVG AST BLK ST PTS AVG

12-13 32 168-406 .414 69-205 .337 166-184 .902 110 3.4 137 15 60 571 17.8

11-12 32 171-371 .461 76-188 .404 108-124 .871 104 3.3 90 6 55 526 16.4

10-11 37 82-173 .474 24-67 .358 45-63 .714 72 2.0 57 8 29 233 6.8

TOT 101 421-950 .443 169-460 .367 319-371 .860 286 2.8 284 39 144 1330 13.2

23WESHUDSON



12-13 21 90-174 .517 9-16 .563 38-57 .667 135 6.4 29 10 26 227 10.8

11-12 29 92-174 .529 1-9 .111 32-50 .640 175 6.0 29 8 25 217 7.5

10-11 37 41-79 .519 4-17 .235 33-39 .846 74 2.0 15 5 15 119 3.2

TOT 87 223-427 .522 14-42 .333 103-146 .705 384 4.4 73 23 66 563 6.5

HIGHLIGHTS2012-13: WHAC Player of the Week (12/3/12); Missed last 11 games of season with ACL injury; led team with 6.4 RPG; recored a career-high 17 rebounds vs. Concordia (1/5/13; WHAC Player of the Week (12/3/12); scored double digits in 13 games; 3rd on team in scoring (10.8 PPG); 2nd on team in

FG% (.517); had highest 3-point accuracy for the Golden Eagles (.563); had career-high 18 points vs. Grace Bible (12/29/12).

2011-12: Started 9 games; was 3rd on the team with 529 shooting from the floor; averaged 6.5 PPG; had season-high 14 points vs. Siena Hts. on 2/11/12; was 2nd for the Golden Eagles with 6 RPG; scored double-digits in 10 games; had career-high 12 rebounds vs. Goshen on 11/8/11.

2010-11: Played in 37 games; made 52% of his shots from the floor; led the team in free throw shooting with 86%; had a season-high 12 points vs. UM-Dearborn on 1/8/11; made 23 consecutive free throws over a 16-game stretch; had a season-high 7 rebounds vs. McPherson in NAIA Elite 8 game (3/12/11); averaged 2 RPG on the season; made 90% of his free throws in WHAC play.

High School: Averaged a double-double in points (18 PPG) and rebounds (12 RPG) as a senior; 3-year varsity player; selected to the OK Blue All-Conference 1st Team; averaged 3 APG; was selected to Bank Hoops All-State 4th Team; Grand Rapids Press All-Area HM Team.

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 18 vs. Grace Bible (12/29/12)Steals: 3 multiple timesBlocks: 3 vs. Hope College (11/23/12)FG: 8 vs. Siena Hts. (11/28/12) and Grace Bible (12/29/12)Minutes: 35 vs. Concordia (1/5/13) and (Goshen College (11/8/11)Assists: 4 vs. UM-Dearborn (1/7/12)3-Pointers: 2 vs. Lourdes (1/12/13) and Grace Bible (12/29/12)Rebounds: 17 vs. Concordia (1/5/13)FT: 6 vs. Northwestern Ohio (11/17/12)

VITAL STATSPosition: ForwardHeight: 6-7Class Rank: SeniorMajor: BusinessWeight: 215 lbs.Hometown: Sparta, MIHigh School: Sparta High SchoolBirth Date: Feb. 21, 1992Parents: Pat and Jodi Plite

QUICK STATSFavorite Midnight Snack: CerealFavorite Food: BBQ Chicken and Ribs

21JAKEPLITE


21HIGHLIGHTS2012-13: Played in all 32 games; started 5 games; 3rd on team with 64 assists; No.11 in NAIA in assists/turnover ratio (+2.6); had season-high 7 points vs. Aquinas (1/2/13).

2011-12: Played in 21 games; had career-high 7 points vs. UM-Dearborn on (2/8/12); had best

assists/turnover ratio on the team (3/1); went 5/5 from the line vs. UM-Dearborn on 2/8/12; averaged 10 minutes/game; had career-high 9 assists vs. UM-Dearborn (2/8/12).

2010-11: Played in 18 games as a freshman; made 75% of his free throws; led team with 7 boards vs. UM-Dearborn (1/8/11); had season-high 4 assist vs. Marygrove (2/3/11); averaged 1 APG and 1 RPG.

High School: 3-year varsity player ; named team’s Best Defensive Player as a senior; led Eagles in steals and assists all 3 seasons; averaged 10 PPG, 5 APG; 4 SPG as a senior; had career-highs of 25 points and 10 assists; ranks 1st at HHS in career steals and 2nd in career assists; was team captain as a junior and Senior; selected to the Brann’s Holiday All-Tournament team senior season; played in Champions of Character All-Star game at CU (6/ 23/10).

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 7 vs. UM-Dearborn (2/8/12)Steals: 2 multiple timesFG: 1 multiple timesMinutes: 11 vs. UM-Dearborn (1/8/11) and UM-Dearborn (2/9/11)Assists: 9 vs. UM-Dearborn (2/8/12)3-Pointers: 1 vs. UM Dearborn (2/9/11)Rebounds: 7 vs. UM-Dearborn (1/8/11)FT: 5 vs. UM-Dearborn (2/8/12)

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VITAL STATSPosition: GuardHeight: 5-7Class Rank: SeniorMajor: Business/FinanceWeight: 155 lbs.Hometown: Hudsonville, Mich.High School: Hudsonville High SchoolBirth Date: Nov. 18, 1991Parents: Terry and Jeri Allen

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: That 70’s ShowFavorite Night Snack: PretzelsFavorite Food: TacosIf I Cooked My Own Meals, I’d Survive On: Frozen pizzaFantasy Job: College Basketball Coach

ANTHONYALLEN


12-13 32 12-34 .353 3-16 .188 11-18 .611 40 1.3 64 0 23 38 1.2

11-12 21 1-12 .083 0-7 .000 5-5 1.000 21 1.0 31 1 10 7 0.3

10-11 18 4-18 .222 1-6 .167 3-4 .750 11 0.6 12 0 4 12 0.7

TOT 71 17-64 .266 4-29 .138 19/27 .704 72 1.0 107 1 37 57 0.8


HIGHLIGHTS2012-13: Played in 31 games; averaged 15 minutes/game off the bench; averaged 6.7 PPG; had season-high 19 points vs. UM-Dearborn (2/2/13); shot 72% from the line; averaged 10.7 PPG during the last 7 games of the season shooting at a 50% clip;

2010-11 & 11-12: Played at Grand Rapids Community College . . . 2-year starter for the Raiders . . . led team to 9th place finish in the National Junior College Athletic Association in 2012 . . . leading scorer on team with 13.4 PPG . . . voted MVP of the District XII Regional Championship . . . had career-high 29 points vs. Lansing CC on 1/28/12 . . . 2.9 RPG as a senior . . . led GRCC with 50 – 3’s in 2012 . . MCCAA Western Conference 2nd Team.

High School: 4-year varsity player at Wayland High School . . . averaged 20.2 PPG as a senior . . . named to the Grand Rapids Dream Team in 2009 . . . WHS’s career-scoring leader with 1,111 points . . . helped lead Wayland to 3 consecutive conference titles . . . set a school record with 41 points vs. Caledonia on 12/12/09 . . averaged 16.2 PPG during his junior campaign and 12.9 as a sophomore. . . AP All-State performer. . . averaged over 3 boards and 2 steals in 09.

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 19 vs. UM-Dearborn (2/2/13)Steals: 1 several timesFG: 8 vs. UM-Dearborn (2/2/13)Minutes: 24 vs. Kuyper (12/13/12)Assists: 4 vs. UM-Dearborn (12/15/12) and Kuyper (12/13/12)3-Pointers: 3 vs. UM-Dearborn (12/15/12) and UM-Dearborn (2/2/13)Rebounds: 6 vs. Kuyper (12/13/12)FT: 5 vs. Aquinas (2/6/13)

VITAL STATSPosition: ForwardHeight: 6-3Class Rank: SeniorMajor: Weight: 200 lbs. Hometown: Wayland, MIHigh School: Wayland High SchoolBirth Date: May 29, 1990Parents: Bob Lyle & Donna Casmere

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: Scared StraightFavorite Midnight Snack: Any kind of cookiesFavorite Food: CrabFavorite Verse: Philippians 4:13If I Cooked My Own Meals, I’d Survive On: SpaghettiosFantasy Job: Professional basketball player or pilot


12-13 31 78-181 .431 28-81 .346 31-43 .721 48 1.5 21 0 8 215 6.7

TOT 31 78-181 .431 28-81 .346 31-43 .721 48 1.5 21 0 8 215 6.7

32ALEXLYLE


HIGHLIGHTS2012-13: Started all 32 games; 2nd on team in scoring (11.1 PPG); 2nd on team in FT% (.843), had career-high 24 points vs. Siena Hts. on Jan. 23; 3rd for Golden Eagles from behind the arc with 29 – 3’s; had double-digit scoring in 17 games; made 56 of last 62 free throws of the season (90%); 3rd

on team shooting .358 from 3; 2nd in WHAC from the line (.859).

2011-12: played in all 32 games; averaged 4.2 PPG; made 71% of his free throws in the WHAC; went 3/3 from behind the arc vs. Aquinas on 1/28/12; had season-high 6 boards vs. Indiana Wesleyan University; averaged 14 minutes/game; dished out 4 assists vs. UM-Dearborn on 1/7/12; had season-high of 11 points twice (Kuyper on 11/19/11 and Hope 11/26/11) and made 15 – 3’s on the season.

High School: Led the Grand Rapids area in scoring last season with 23 PPG; led his team to a 19-2 record and an OK Blue Conference Championship in 2011; averaged 6.8 RPG and 4 APG as a senior; scored 958 career points at CPHS; was 3rd in the area with an 82% FT mark; had 3 games of 30+ points including a season-high 34 vs. Fremont on 1/4/11; was named AP 1st Team All-State in Class B; was selected to the Grand Rapids Dream Team in 2011; two-time 1st Team All-Conference selection in the OK Blue and held a 3.4 GPA.

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 24 vs. Siena Hts. (1/23/13)Steals: 4 vs. Concordia (1/5/13)FG: 7 several timesMinutes: 30 vs. Siena Hts. (1/23/13)Assists: 4 vs. UM-Dearborn (1/7/12)3-Pointers: 3 several timesRebounds: 6 vs. Indiana Wesleyan University (11/11/11)FT: 10 vs. Siena Hts. (1/23/13)

14TYMASON


12-13 32 125-300 .417 29-81 .358 75-89 .843 67 2.1 22 5 29 354 11.1

11-12 32 44-141 .312 15-50 .300 30-43 .698 69 1.4 20 1 14 133 4.2

TOT 64 169-441 .383 44-131 .336 105-132 .795 136 2.1 42 6 43 487 7.6

VITAL STATSPosition: GuardHeight: 6-2Class Rank: JuniorWeight: 195 lbs.Hometown: Comstock Park, Mich.High School: Comstock Park High SchoolBirth Date: Dec. 20, 1992Parents: Dan & Judi Mason

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: Family GuyFavorite Midnight Snack: Cheez-ItsFavorite Food: PizzaFavorite Verse: Luke 1:37If I Cooked My Own Meals, I’d Survive On: Easy MacFantasy Job: College Basketball Coach


HIGHLIGHTS2012-13: Started 16 games at center; led team with 38 blocks; averaged 5.0 PPG and 5.3 RPG; 3rd on team with 5.3 RPG; made 71% of his free throws; 3rd in WHAC with 38 blocks; had 7 or more rebounds in 11 games; 39th in NAIA with 1.2 blocks/game; had a double-double in points

(10) and rebounds (10) vs. Concordia on February 9; averaged 5.3 PPG and 5.5 RPG in WHAC play; made 76% of his free throws in the conference;

2011-12: averaged 12 minutes/game; played in all 32 games for the Golden Eagles; made 48% of his shots from the floor in WHAC games; averaged 2.5 RPG; shot 69% from the line; had season-high 11 points vs. UM-Dearborn on 1/7/12 ; 3rd on the team with 13 blocked shots; grabbed 5+ rebounds in 6 different games.

High school: Averaged 15 PPG and 8 RPG as a senior; led WHS to a 17-6 record before losing in the district finals; led the Grand Rapids area in blocked shots with 3/game; had a career-high 24 points vs. Ottawa Hills on Feb. 18; named 1st Team All-Conference in OK Gold; had season-high 15 rebounds vs. FH Eastern on Dec. 17 and South Christian on Feb. 23; named to 2010-11 GR Press All-Area HM Team; National Honor Society member with a 4.0 GPA.

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 13 vs. Madonna (12/8/12)Steals: 2 several timesFG: 5 vs. Indiana Tech (2/13/13) and Northwestern Ohio (1/16/13)Minutes: 32 vs. Indiana Tech (2/13/13)Assists: 2 vs. Siena Hts. (1/23/13) and (12/8/12)Blocks: 5 vs. Concordia (2/9/13)Rebounds: 10 several timesFT: 3 vs. Madonna (12/8/12)

24JUSTINPEPPER

VITAL STATSPosition: ForwardHeight: 6-7Class Rank: JuniorWeight: 220 lbs.Hometown: Dorr, Mich.High School: Wayland High SchoolBirth Date: Nov. 4, 1992Parents: Jeff & Sharon Pepper

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: American ChopperFavorite Midnight Snack: Easy MacFavorite Food: Steak & PotatoesFavorite Verse: John 3:16If I Cooked My Own Meals, I’d Survive On: PastaFantasy Job: NBA basketball player


12-13 32 50-147 .340 -- -- 52-73 .712 164 5.3 13 38 16 152 4.9

11-12 32 21-55 .382 -- -- 22-32 .688 79 2.5 4 13 14 64 2.0

TOT 64 71-202 .351 -- -- 74-105 .705 243 3.8 17 51 30 216 3.4


VITAL STATSPosition: GuardHeight: 6-1Class Rank: SophomoreWeight: 150 lbs.Hometown: Eaton Rapids, MIHigh School: Eaton Rapids High SchoolBirth Date: Jan. 8, 1993Parents: Mark & Bobbi Wells

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: The SimpsonsFavorite Midnight Snack: PopcornFavorite Food: Chinese FoodFavorite Verse: I Corinthians 13:4-7If I Cooked My Own Meals, I’d Survive On: TV dinnersFantasy Job: General Manager of the Detroit Lions

33TRAVIS WELLS

HIGHLIGHTS2012-13: Red-shirted

2011-12: Played primarily on the Golden Eagle JV team; played in 7 varsity games; averaged 1 PPG.

High School: Averaged 21 PPG as a senior; earned 1st Team All-Conference in the Capitol Activities Athletic Conference; averaged 4.7 APG and 2.2

steals/game; had a career-high 36 points vs. Fowlerville on 2/4/11; was 8th in the MHSAA in free throws made with 116 and 10th in 3-pointers made with 60; named Honorable Mention All-State in the Associated Press; BCAM and Bank Hoops; had season-high 14 assists vs. DeWitt on 2/18/11; holds school records at ERHS in career 3’s (87); most assists (197); holds highest FT% (73%) and highest 3PT% (40%) marks at ERHS.

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 3 vs. Concordia University (1/14/12)Steals: 1 vs. University of Windsor (12/29/11)FG: 1 several timesMinutes: 8 vs. UM-Dearborn (2/8/12)Assists: 1 several times3-Pointers: 1 vs. Concordia University (1/14/12)Rebounds: --FT: --


11-12 7 3-13 .231 1-8 .125 -- -- -- -- 3 -- 1 7 1.0

TOT 7 3-13 .231 1-8 .125 -- -- -- -- 3 -- 1 7 1.0


34 CORY COXHigh School: AP HM All-State senior season; season-high 14 rebounds vs. Holly (2/22/13); season-high 32 points vs. Linden (2/15/13); scored double-digits in 22 of 23 games; selected to the Big Nine 1st Team All-Conference at Flushing High School after his sophomore year; led Fenton High School to a 22-2 record and Class A District title as a junior; named 1st Team Flint All-Metro and

1st Team Flint All-Area as a junior and senior; led Fenton to a 21-2 record as a senior averaging 19 PPG; made 39 – 3’s in 2013; 83% from the line; his 447 points rank 2nd in Class A in 2011; #2 in Class A in 3-pointers made with 39; led Fenton to the conference title with a perfect 16-0 record in 12-13.

VITAL STATSPosition: Forward | Height: 6-5 | Class Rank: Freshman | Major: Finance | Weight: 195 lbs. | Hometown: Flushing, MI | High School: Fenton High School | Birth Date: February 16, 1995 | Parents: Jim & Denise Cox

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: Burn Notice | Favorite Midnight Snack: Cereal | Favorite Food: Steak | Favorite Verse: Psalm 23:4 | If I Cooked My Own Meals, I’d survive on: Mac & Cheese | Fantasy Job: PGA Tour Golfer

12 MICHAEL McLAUGHLIN

VITAL STATSPosition: Guard | Height: 5-9 | Class Rank: Freshman | Major: Business Management | Weight: 160 lbs. | Hometown: Grand Rapids, MI | High School: Forest Hills Northern | Birth Date: August 27, 1995 | Parents: Eric McLaughlin & Kerri Gunter

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: Prison Break | Favorite Midnight Snack: Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal | Favorite Food: Pizza | Favorite Verse: Philippians 4:13 | If I Cooked My Own Meals, I’d survive on: Mac & Cheese | Fantasy Job: NBA General Manager

High School: Helped Forest Hills Northern capture the OK Bronze title this past season with a 9-1 conference record; 32 points vs. Cedar Springs (2/1/13); dished out a career-high 14 assists vs. Greenville (12/21/12); 3-time 1st Team All-Conference player; selected to Grand Rapids All-Area Team after junior season; led his Huskies to a 17-7 record and a

Class A District title as a senior; named to the Grand Rapids Press All-Area 2nd Team in 2013; averaged 14 PPG, 7 RPG, 6 APG and 3 steals/game during his senior year; Advance All-Area 1st Team 2013.

High School: Named Grand Rapids Player of the Year in 2013; AP Class D Player of the Year in 2013; led Tri-unity to a 71-8 record during his 3-year varsity career; led his team to the Class D State Championship in 2011 and state runner-up in 2013; averaged 14 PPG and 9.5 RPG as a senior; scored 1,006 career points; set school record for steals with 96 as

a sophomore (had 94 as a senior), made 57% from the floor and 53% from 3 as a senior; BCAM 1st Team All-State junior and senior seasons; 597 career rebounds; Tri-unity’s all-time steals leader with 267 career steals; BCAM All-Academic Team both junior and senior years (3.94 GPA); averaged 4 APG and 3.5 steals/game as a senior; All-River Valley 1st Team selection as a sophomore, junior and senior; AP 1st Team All-State selection as a junior; named to Grand Rapids Dream Team in 2012; 2013 Homecoming king; Bank Hoops 1st Team All-State as a junior and a senior; 11th in the state with 209 rebounds.

VITAL STATSPosition: Guard | Height: 6-2 | Class Rank: Freshman | Hometown: Wyoming, MI | High School: Tri-unity Christian | Parents: Bernie & Kim Blauwkamp

50 BEN LANNING2011-12: Played in 22 games at Grand Valley State University; started 3 games at forward; averaged 11 minutes/game; went a perfect 10/10 from the line for the season; averaged 3 PPG and 2 RPG, shot 41% from behind the arc.

High School: Averaged 17 PPG and 10 RPG as a senior at Grandville High School;

selected to the OK Red All-Conference 1st Team after senior year; was named to the Advance All-Area West 1st Team; selected as a McDonald’s All-American nominee; Bank Hoops Class A All-State in 2011; averaged 12 PPG and 7.4 RPG as a junior.

VITAL STATSPosition: Forward | Height: 6-8 | Class Rank: Sophomore | Major: Business | Weight: 200 lbs. | Hometown: Grandville, MI | High School: Grandville High School | Birth Date: July 27, 1992 | Parents: Rory and Debra Lanning

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: Breaking Bad | Favorite Midnight Snack: Goldfish | Favorite Food: Pizza | Favorite Verse: Philippians 4:13 | If I Cooked My Own Meals, I’d Survive On: Jack’s Frozen Pizza | Fantasy Job: Head basketball Coach

25 JOEY BLAUWKAMP


High School: Led Zeeland East to an 18-4 record and an OK Black Conference title (9-1); selected to the OK Black Conference 1st Team after his senior season; had season-high 22 points vs. Grand Rapids Union (2/20/13); scored double-digits in 10 games during 12-13; made 64% of his field goals as a senior; averaged 10 PPG and 8 RPG this past season; scored 675

career points; served as team captain; grabbed 490 career rebounds; voted team’s Best Defensive Player; had 120 career assists; named ZE’s Character Award winner For 2013; 3.65 GPA; 3-year National Honor Society member; had a season-high 19 rebounds vs. Mona Shores; named Holiday Tournament MVP in senior season; 2-way player on Zeeland’s football team(offensive end/defensive end); selected to the All-Conference football team after senior year; helped ZE to a 9-1 season and a #1 ranking in Division 3.

55 TY SMITH

VITAL STATSPosition: Forward | Height: 6-4 | Class Rank: Freshman | Major: Elementary Education | Weight: 210 lbs. | Hometown: Zeeland, MI | High School: Zeeland High School | Birth Date: April 28, 1995 | Parents: Steve & Cindy Smith

QUICK STATSFavorite TV Show: Sports Center | Favorite Midnight Snack: Ice cream | Favorite Food: Applebees’ wings | Favorite Verse: Philippians 4:13 | If I Cooked My Own Meals, I’d survive on: Mac & Cheese | Fantasy Job: Place kicker in the NFL


#33 | Travis WellsJuniorHeight: 6-1Position: G

#32 | Alex LyleSeniorHeight: 6-3Position: F

#25 | Joey BlauwkampFreshmanHeight: 6-2Position: G

MEDIA ROSTER 2013- 2014

Athletics Director: Dave Grube | Athletic Trainer: Phil Keith | Sports information Director: Randy Strawser

Head CoachKim Elders

#12 | Michael McLaughlinFreshmanHeight: 5-9Position: G

# 14 | Ty MasonJuniorHeight: 6-2Position: G

#2 | Anthony AllenSeniorHeight: 5-6Position: G

#21 | Jake PliteSeniorHeight: 6-7Position: F

#34 | Cory CoxFreshmanHeight: 6-5Position: F

#50 | Ben LanningSophomoreHeight: 6-8Position: F

#55 | Ty SmithFreshmanHeight: 6-4Position: F

#23 | Wes HudsonSeniorHeight: 6-0Position: G

#24 | Justin PepperJuniorHeight: 6-7Position: F

Assistant CoachTed Albert

Assistant CoachEric DeSantis

Assistant CoachAndrew McClain

Athletic TrainerPhil Keith

Assistant CoachDominic Allen


ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 2012-2013

2012-2013 ALL-WHAC 1ST TEAMMelvin Brooks, Indiana TechDominez Burnett, Davenport Johnny Elliott, Northwestern OhioJaVontae Ford, DavenportCorey Harvey, LourdesWes Hudson, CornerstoneBobby Naubert, MadonnaJohn Schaeffer, ConcordiaTravis Schuba, MadonnaDerrick Tate, Northwestern Ohio

2012-2013 PLAYER-OF-THE-YEARBobby Naubert, Madonna

2012-2013 NEWCOMER OF THE YEARDominez Burnett, Davenport

2012-2013 COACH OF THE YEARAndre Smith, Lourdes

2012-2013 ALL-WHAC DEFENSIVE TEAMElvin Butler, LourdesDeArmond Davis, DavenportJohnny Elliott, Northwestern OhioJaVontae Ford, DavenportEoghann Stephens, Madonna

2012-2013 ALL-WHAC NEWCOMER TEAMDominez Burnett, DavenportAlex Davis, LourdesAntonio Landers, Indiana TechAustin Semple, AquinasDerrick Tate, Northwestern Ohio

2012-2013 CHAMPIONS OF CHARACTER TEAMCameron Coburn, MarygroveJake DuPree, LourdesZach Eddy, AquinasJohnny Elliott, Northwestern Ohio Jon Harden, Lawrence TechJordan Hickman, Indiana TechDerek Kingshott, CornerstoneJames Ranc, ConcordiaEoghann Stephens, Madonna

2012-2013 CHAMPIONS OF CHARACTER COACH OF THE YEARTom Kempf, Lawrence Tech

2012-2013 WHAC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMJustin Armstrong, MarygroveMike Betcher, DavenportBrendan Cooper, DavenportThomas Drew, DavenportJake DuPree, LourdesRemy Fleurima, LourdesJason Gust, AquinasCorey Harvey, LourdesJeff Hoskins, Indiana TechMatt Jenkins, MadonnaDerek Kingshott, CornerstoneDerek Lennen, MadonnaBobby Naubert, MadonnaAaron Olsen, ConcordiaBrett Pfahler, AquinasJohn Schaeffer, ConcordiaDustin Sielski, UM-DearbornEoghann Stephens, MadonnaGabe VanderJagt, Davenport

Wes Hudson

Derek Kingshott


DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME

Nov. 11 Aquinas A 7 p.m.Nov. 18 Davenport A 7 p.m.Nov. 21 Hope H 7 p.m.Dec. 3 Grace Bible A 7 p.m.Dec. 5 Calvin H 7 p.m.Dec. 13 Concordia A 7 p.m.Jan. 23 Davenport A 7 p.m.Jan. 27 Grace Bible H 7 p.m.Jan. 30 Calvin A 7 p.m.Feb. 3 Aquinas H 7 p.m.Feb. 6 Siena Hts. H 7 p.m.Feb. 10 Hope A 7 p.m.

MEN’S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 2013-2014


WHAC SEASON STATS 2012-2013

# GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT R/G PF A TO BLK ST PTS P/G

2 Anthony Allen 22 3 281 12.8 11 28 .393 2 13 .154 9 16 .563 6 22 28 1.3 25 33 20 0 15 33 1.5

3 Conor Hogan 22 0 242 11.0 13 33 .394 3 15 .200 6 8 .750 3 19 22 1.0 15 15 6 0 14 35 1.6

5 DeOndra Callahan 5 0 28 5.6 3 6 .500 0 0 .000 8 12 .667 0 1 1 0.2 4 1 3 0 1 14 2.8

10 Shane Moreland 21 19 547 26.1 60 149 .403 18 69 .261 29 40 .725 22 52 74 3.5 41 60 34 6 40 167 8.0

12 Luke Morrison 7 0 72 10.3 6 21 .286 1 10 .100 2 7 .286 2 6 8 1.1 7 3 1 0 2 15 2.1

14 Ty Mason 22 22 502 22.8 86 219 .393 18 56 .321 55 64 .859 16 27 43 2.0 64 15 30 3 21 245 11.1

21 Jake Plite 14 13 354 25.3 65 120 .542 5 10 .500 28 46 .609 30 70 100 7.1 37 23 23 6 13 163 11.6

23 Wes Hudson 22 22 666 30.3 110 269 .409 47 139 .338 117 127 .921 19 59 78 3.5 34 89 58 8 48 384 17.5

24 Justin Pepper 22 15 515 23.4 38 115 .330 0 0 .000 41 54 .759 35 87 122 5.5 72 11 22 26 12 117 5.3

25 Tony Larkins 14 0 94 6.7 6 17 .353 0 0 .000 11 14 .786 11 11 22 1.6 12 2 10 1 1 23 1.6

32 Alex Lyle 22 0 301 13.7 51 121 .421 18 56 .321 18 25 .720 14 17 31 1.4 13 14 21 0 7 138 6.3

34 Alex Archambeau 11 1 85 7.7 9 28 .321 0 0 .000 14 21 .667 10 12 22 2.0 6 0 7 3 5 32 2.9

50 Omari Lewis 15 1 261 17.4 39 91 .429 0 4 .000 19 24 .792 37 38 75 5.0 26 10 21 2 4 97 6.5

55 Derek Kingshott 17 14 451 26.5 53 103 .515 7 16 .438 47 83 .566 39 60 99 5.8 20 23 11 3 18 160 9.4

TEAM 34 72 106 2

Cornerstone (Mich.) 22 4400 550 1322 .416 119 388 .307 404 541 .747 278 553 831 37.8 378 299 269 58 237 1623 73.8

Opponents 22 4400 519 1235 .420 116 367 .316 292 430 .679 239 571 810 36.8 433 233 368 70 156 1446 65.7

TOTAL 3-PT REBOUNDS

TOTAL SEASON STATS 2012-2013

GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT R/G PF 11/5/13 TO BLK ST PTS P/G

2 Anthony Allen 32 5 402 12.6 12 34 .353 3 16 .188 11 18 .611 9 31 40 1.3 39 64 25 0 23 38 1.2

3 Conor Hogan 32 0 356 11.1 17 50 .340 6 23 .261 14 16 .875 6 27 33 1.0 19 24 6 0 19 54 1.7

5 DeOndra Callahan 8 0 50 6.2 5 11 .455 1 1 1.00 11 16 .688 0 3 3 0.4 7 4 5 0 1 22 2.8

10 Shane Moreland 31 28 825 26.6 98 229 .428 30 108 .278 46 61 .754 26 81 107 3.5 54 93 47 10 68 272 8.8

12 Luke Morrison 9 0 82 9.1 6 24 .250 1 11 .091 3 9 .333 2 8 10 1.1 9 4 2 0 3 16 1.8

14 Ty Mason 32 32 728 22.8 125 300 .417 29 81 .358 75 89 .843 18 49 67 2.1 91 22 52 5 29 354 11.1

21 Jake Plite 21 20 531 25.3 90 174 .517 9 16 .563 38 57 .667 38 97 135 6.4 52 29 39 10 26 227 10.8

23 Wes Hudson 32 32 967 30.2 168 406 .414 69 205 .337 166 184 .902 25 85 110 3.4 55 137 86 15 60 571 17.8

24 Justin Pepper 31 16 694 22.4 50 147 .340 0 0 .000 52 73 .712 48 116 164 5.3 98 13 31 38 16 152 4.9

25 Tony Larkins 19 0 129 6.8 15 30 .500 0 0 .000 12 16 .750 14 19 33 1.7 15 3 11 1 3 42 2.2

32 Alex Lyle 32 0 473 14.8 78 181 .431 28 81 .346 31 43 .721 20 28 48 1.5 23 21 26 0 8 215 6.7

33 Travis Wells 1 0 0 0.0 1 1 1.00 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2.0

34 Alex Archambeau 15 2 128 8.5 15 46 .326 0 0 .000 15 23 .652 17 25 42 2.8 13 3 10 4 8 45 3.0

50 Omari Lewis 23 2 379 16.5 55 124 .444 0 7 .000 26 34 .765 47 56 103 4.5 35 14 26 2 7 136 5.9

55 Derek Kingshott 26 23 706 27.1 93 170 .547 10 24 .417 79 140 .564 60 94 154 5.9 34 31 19 7 31 275 10.6

TEAM 47 105 152 4

Cornerstone (Mich.) 32 6450 828 1929 .429 186 573 .325 579 779 .743 377 824 1201 37.5 546 461 389 92 347 2421 75.7

Opponents 32 6450 779 1823 .427 174 544 .320 421 633 .665 337 847 1184 37.0 628 367 534 97 223 2153 67.3

TOTAL 3-PT REBOUNDS

DATE OPPONENT SITE SCORE W/L11/9/12 Spring Arbor (Mich.) H 66-56 W

11/10/12 Indiana Wesleyan H 69-65 W

11/17/12 Northwestern Ohio * H 74-60 W

11/20/12 Davenport (Mich.) * A 85-91 L

11/23/12 Hope College A 87-80 W

11/24/12 Calvin College H 65-70 L

11/28/12 Siena Heights (Mich.) * H 88-60 W

12/1/12 Marygrove (Mich.) * A 80-71 W

12/5/12 Lawrence Tech (Mich.) * H 82-52 W

12/8/12 Madonna (Mich.) * A 74-81 L

12/13/12 Kuyper College H 109-66 W

12/15/12 Michigan-Dearborn * A 83-64 W

12/20/12 Huntington (Ind.) H 63-68 L

12/22/12 Alma College H 89-76 W

12/29/12 Grace Bible A 85-75 W

1/2/13 Aquinas (Mich.) * A 69-81 L

1/5/13 Concordia (Mich.) * H 56-59 L

1/9/13 Indiana Tech * A 74-69 W

1/12/13 Lourdes (Ohio) * H 61-50 W

1/16/13 Northwestern Ohio * A 75-76 L

1/19/13 Marygrove (Mich.) * H 88-66 W

1/23/13 Siena Heights (Mich.) * A 66-74 L

1/26/13 Davenport (Mich.) * H 56-64 L

1/28/13 Lawrence Tech (Mich.) * A 69-45 W

1/31/13 Madonna (Mich.) * H 59-73 L

2/2/13 Michigan-Dearborn * H 94-54 W

2/6/13 Aquinas (Mich.) * H 51-44 W

2/9/13 Concordia (Mich.) * A 84-72 W

2/13/13 Indiana Tech * H 80-77 W

2/16/13 Lourdes (Ohio) * A 75-63 W

2/21/13 Indiana Tech H 74-58 W

2/23/13 Davenport (Mich.) A 91-93 L

SEASON RESULTS 2012-2013

Mike Long

Bryan Foltice

Jim Eppink


SINGLE SEASON RECORDSName Total Season1. Jim Eppink 1,048 1986-872. Scott O’Day 1,015 1988-893. Jared Crandell 1,006 1994-954. Jared Crandell 900 1995-965. Matt Miller 821 1990-91

Name Rebounds Season1. Jim Eppink 452 1986-872. Jim Eppink 348 1984-853. Dale Hager 331 1967-684. Mike Angus 323 1987-885. John Jonker 313 2006-076. Jared Crandell 304 1994-95

Name Assists Season1. Lance Roark 243 1993-942. Brad Tilma 207 1998-993. Gordie Lindsay 200 1981-824. Scott O’Day 194 1986-875. Jerry Kissling 183 1984-856. Doug Muxlow 176 1991-92

Name FG% Season1. Justin VandePol .703 2000-012. Jim Eppink .655 1986-873. Justin VandePol .648 2001-024. Caleb Simons .645 2007-085. Jim Eppink .626 1985-866. Justin VandePol .621 1999-007. Drew Swadling .620 2000-018. Jim Eppink .619 1984-859. Matt Mekkes .617 1997-9810. Mike Long .613 1998-99

Name FT% Season1. Bryan Foltice .926 2002-032. Brad Gray .906 1999-003. Paul Wanless .903 1997-984. Wes Hudson .902 2012-135. Justin Yoder .888 2011-126. Tom Martin .879 1978-797. Scot McKnight .877 1973-748. Wes Hudson .871 2011-12

RECORD BOOKSINGLE GAME INDIVIDUALMost Points 54 Jim Eppink v. Nazareth (1-27-87) Todd Bayle v. Bethel (12-14-90)Most Rebounds 23 Kevin Krass v Mich. Christian (12-6-75)Most Field Goals 26 Scot McKnight v. Great Lakes Bible (1-19-74)Most Free Throws 17 Ron Emmorery v. Huntington (12-10-70)Most Assists 18 Gordie Lindsay v. Indiana Baptist (11-27-81)

SINGLE GAME TEAMMost Points 149 v. Detroit Bible (12-16-73)Most Rebounds 67 v. Fort Wayne Bible (2-5-72)Best FG % .720 v. St. Mary’s (1-22-87)Best FT% .933 v. Michigan Christian (2-29-64)Fewest Points Allowed 29 v. Grace Bible (1-15-74)

SINGLE SEASON TEAMMost Points 3,596 (38 Games) 2001-02Highest Scoring Avg. 94.6 2001-02Most Rebounds 1,624 (38 Games) 2001-02Best FG% .522 (1252/2266) 1986-87Best FT% .756 (631/835) 1991-92Most FG’s Made 1,466 (1466/2266) 1986-87Most FT’s Made 762 (762/1053) 2003-04Most 3 Pt Made 348 2001-02Best W-L Record 37-3 1998-99Most Wins 37 1998-99Consecutive Wins 23 1998-99

1,000 POINT CLUBName Points SeasonsJared Crandell 2,772 1992-96Jim Eppink 2,748 1984-87Scott O’Day 2,725 1985-89Scot McKnight 2,263 1972-75John Jonker 1,935 2003-07Mark Zichterman 1,931 1997-02Mike Angus 1,855 1985-89Matt Miller 1,821 1987-91Paul Grewe 1,793 1964-68Bill Napp 1,740 1987-92Andy Bronkema 1,702 2002-07Matt Kingshott 1,644 2006-10Caleb Simons 1,637 2007-11Ron Emmory 1,568 1968-71Kelvin DeVries 1,545 2007-11Kevin Wickliffe 1,531 1993-96Kevin Krass 1,483 1972-76Ronald Bates 1,464 2008-12John Veldt 1,438 1980-84Al Gortmaker 1,395 1995-99John Freund 1,380 2001-05Scott Walstra 1,373 1974-77Justin Yoder 1,330 2008-12Wes Hudson 1,330 2010-Bob Parr 1,329 1963-67Justin VandePol 1,301 1999-03John Jonker 1,304 2003-07Todd Bayle 1,285 1989-91Matt Mekkes 1,259 1995-99David La Prairie 1,248 1979-82Dale Hager 1,233 1967-70Brian Robinson 1,217 1997-01Mike Long 1,207 1995-99Keith Wurn 1,146 2000-04Brad Tilma 1,093 1995-99Tom Martin 1,083 1987-90Jeff Moon 1,008 1987-90Brad Richards 1,008 1988-92

CAREER LEADERSName Points Seasons1. Jared Crandell 2,772 1992-962. Jim Eppink 2,748 1984-873. Scott O’Day 2,725 1985-894. Scot McKnight 2,263 1972-765. John Jonker 1,935 2003-076. Mark Zichterman 1,931 1997-027. Mike Angus 1,855 1985-898. Matt Miller 1,821 1987-919. Paul Grewe 1,793 1964-610. Justin VandePol 1,775 1999-03

Name Rebounds Seasons1. Jim Eppink 1,231 1983-872. Mike Angus 1,108 1985-893. John Jonker 1,094 2003-074. Kevin Krass 1,060 1972-765. Andy Bronkema 967 2002-076. Mark Zichterman 953 1997-027. Dale Hager 933 1967-718. Caleb Simons 808 2007-11 9. Justin VandePol 828 1999-0310. John Veldt 786 1980-8411. Jared Crandell 763 1993-9612. Matt Kingshott 747 2006-10

Name Assists Seasons1. Scott O’Day 576 1985-892. Brad Tilma 498 1995-993. Gordie Lindsay 489 1978-824. Doug Muxlow 451 1989-925. Dominic Allen 429 2007-116. Mark Zichterman 406 1997-027. Bryan Edwards 360 1999-038. Andy Bronkema 336 2002-07

Name FG% Seasons1. Justin VandePol .646 1999-032. Jim Eppink .637 1983-873. Mike Long .613 1995-994. Jared Crandell .600 1993-965. John Jonker .591 2003-076. Mike Angus .574 1985-897. Alan Gortmaker .568 1995-998. Matt Mekkes .565 1995-99

Name FT% Seasons1. Bryan Foltice .885 2001-032. Scot McKnight .853 1972-763. Reggie Davis .849 1987-894. Doug Muxlow .828 1989-925. Justin Yoder .818 2008-12

Name 3-Pointers Seasons1. Kelvin DeVries 310 2007-112. Scott O’Day 266 1986-893. John Freund 264 2002-054. Brad Gray 247 1999-025. Mark Zichterman 205 1998-026. Kevin Wurn 196 2003-077. Brad Tilma 174 1996-98. Bryan Foltice 174 2001-03

Name Games Played Seasons1. Chris Telman 147 1999-032. Bryan Edwards 146 1999-033. Dominic Allen 139 2007-113. John Jonker 139 2003-073. Justin Yoder 139 2008-124. Kevin Wickliffe 137 1993-965. Mark Zichterman 137 1997-025. Ronald Bates 137 2008-126. Scott O’Day 136 1972-767. Brad Tilma 134 1995-99


MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY2012-2013Overall 21-11 • WHAC 14-8Head Coach: Kim Elders

November9 Spring Arbor University W: 66-5610 Indiana Wesleyan University W: 69-6517 University of Northwestern Ohio W: 74-6020 Davenport University L: 85-9123 Hope College W: 87-8024 Calvin College L: 65-7028 Siena Heights University W: 88-60

December1 Marygrove College W: 80-715 Lawrence Technological University W: 82-528 Madonna University L: 74-8113 Kuyper College W: 109-6615 UM Dearborn W: 83-6420 Huntington University L: 63-6822 Alma College W: 89-7629 Grace Bible College W: 85-75

January2 Aquinas College L: 69-815 Concordia University L: 56-599 Indiana Institute of Technology W: 74-6912 Lourdes University W: 61-5016 University of Northwestern Ohio L: 75-7619 Marygrove College W: 88-6623 Siena Heights University L: 66-7426 Davenport University L: 56-6428 Lawrence Technological University W: 69-4531 Madonna University L: 59-73

February2 UM-Dearborn W: 94-546 Aquinas College W: 51-449 Concordia University W: 84-7213 Indiana Institute of Technology W: 80-7716 Lourdes University W: 75-6321 Indiana Institute of Technology W: 74-5823 Davenport University L: 91-93 (2OT)

2011-2012Overall: 19-13 • WHAC 13-5 • 2nd PlaceHead Coach: Kim Elders

November 8 Goshen College L: 64-70 OT11 Indiana Wesleyan University L: 89-91 OT12 Spring Arbor University L: 57-6515 University of St. Francis L: 61-7818 Daemen College W: 80-7019 Kuyper College W: 99-5925 Calvin College W: 94-7726 Hope College L: 76-8030 University of Northern Ohio W: 79-70

December3 Madonna University L: 69-747 Aquinas College W: 74-7110 Lourdes College W: 77-6617 Grace Bible College W: 80-7019 Huntington University W: 81-6829 University of Windsor W: 81-6930 Spring Arbor University L: 85-92 (2OT)

January4 Indiana Institute of Technology L: 62-667 UM-Dearborn W: 99-5911 Siena Heights University W: 92-7314 Concordia University W: 101-8018 Davenport University L: 68-8421 U. of Northwestern Ohio W: 72-6925 Madonna University L: 80-8228 Aquinas College W: 81-57

February1 Lourdes College W: 66-514 Indiana Institute of Technology L: 67-708 UM-Dearborn W: 90-5111 Siena Heights University W: 90-7615 Concordia Unisersity W: 66-59 (OT)18 Davenport University W: 83-7322 Lourdes College L: 58-67

March7 Northwest College L: 71-79

2010-2011Overall 34-4 • WHAC 14-2 • 1st PlaceHead Coach Kim Elders

November9 Grace Bible College W: 71-6812 Spring Arbor University W: 79-5613 Indiana Wesleyan University W: 87-6616 Univ. of Saint Francis W: 92-89 (OT)19 Daemen College W: 72-6420 Roberts Wesleyan College W: 67-6326 Hope W: 85-7627 Calvin College L: 76-81

December1 Univ. of Northwestern Ohio W: 90-644 Madonna University W: 64-618 Aquinas College W: 79-78 (OT)11 Marygrove College W: 75-7016 Kuyper College W: 91-7118 Grace Bible College W: 100-78

22 Central Michigan University L: 60-6328 Goshen College W: 80-57

January5 Indiana Institute of Technology W: 76-758 Univ. of Michigan-Dearborn W: 121-6512 Siena Heights University W: 101-8115 Concordia University L: 84-87 (OT)19 Davenport University W: 84-7622 University of Northwestern Ohio W: 81-6526 Madonna University W: 85-6529 Aquinas College W: 62-44

February3 Marygrove College W: 118-705 Indiana Institute of Technology W: 71-579 Univ. of Michigan-Dearborn W: 99-5512 Siena Heights University W: 71-5616 Concordia University W: 93-7619 Davenport University L: 95-98 (2OT)24 Univ. of Northwestern Ohio W: 91-7226 Concordia University W: 82-70

March1 Indiana Institute of Technology W: 66-5410 Johnson & Wales University W: 100-6911 Iowa Wesleyan College W: 82-7012 McPherson College W: 87-5214 Northwood University W: 82-5215 University of Saint Francis W: 80-71

2009-2010Overall: 29-7 • WHAC 15-2 • 1st PlaceHead Coach: Kim Elders

November6 Grand View University L: 63-75 A7 Holy Cross College W: 98-61 H10 Kuyper College W: 125-63 A13 Indiana Wesleyan Univ W: 68-64 A13 Spring Arbor University W: 65-61 A17 Univ of Saint Francis IN L: 76-87 H21 Grand Valley State Univ W: 79-60 A27 Calvin College W: 77-65 A28 Aquinas College W: 69-67 H

December1 Judson University W: 88-82 A8 Grace Bible L: 68-82 H11 Grace College L: 73-74 A12 Columbia College MO W: 84-59 A17 Goshen College W: 67-58 H19 Kuyper College W: 113-74 A

January2 Grace Bible W: 84-75 H6 Aquinas College W: 82-65 A9 IN Institute of Technology W: 97-65 A13 Univ of MI-Dearborn W:98-57 A16 Concordia University MI W: 81-66 A20 Madonna University W: 87-65 A23 Siena Heights Univ W: 77-71 H27 Davenport University L: 60-61 H30 Aquinas College W: 80-63 H

February3 In Institute of Technology W: 78-65 H6 Univ of MI-Dearborn W: 98-79 H10 Concordia University MI W: 104-52 H13 Madonna University W: 103-62 H17 Siena Heights Univ L: 90-97 A20 Davenport University W: 77-70 A24 Univ of MI-Dearborn W: 70-62 H27 Siena Heights Univ W: 100-77 H

March1 Aquinas College W: 62-50 H

John Jonker


10 College of the Ozarks W: 73-72 A12 Dakota Wesleyan Univ W: 64-56 N13 Univ of Saint Francis IN L: 73-79 N

2008-2009Overall: 21-12 • WHAC: 9-5Head Coach: Kim Elders

November4 Kuyper W: 136-77 A7 St. Xavier W: 82-66 H8 Trinity Christian W: 87-74 A11 Trinity International W: 83-74 H14 Spring Arbor W: 93-91 H15 Indiana Wesleyan L:59-68 H18 St. Francis L: 78-86 A22 Grace College W: 82-70 H28 Hope L: 74-82 A29 Calvin L: 82-85 OT H

December2 Goshen L: 85-86 2OT H12 Missouri Baptist L: 89-92 N13 Grace College W: 89-82 A20 Grace Bible W: 84-60 H27 Grace Bible W: 82-67 A

January3 Kuyper W: 110-55 H7 Concordia W: 84-84 OT A10 Madonna L: 68-75 A14 UofM Dearborn W: 91-55 H17 Indiana Tech W: 98-60 H19 Concordia W: 78-72 H21 Davenport L: 68-70 A24 Siena Heights W: 89-80 A28 Aquinas W: 73-69 A

February4 Madonna W: 76-45 H7 U of M Dearborn W: 85-58 A11 Indiana Tech L: 75-86 A14 Davenport L: 60-63 H18 Siena Heights W: 88-68 H21 Aquinas L: 57-66 H26 Siena Heights W: 75-69 H28 U of M Dearborn W: 92-67 H

March3 Aquinas L: 48-58 A

2007-2008Overall: 17-16 • WHAC: 9-5 • 4th PlaceHead Coach: Kim Elders

November2 Brescia W: 109-95 N3 Spring Arbor L: 76-63 A9 St. Xavier L: 88-85 N10 Trinity Christian W: 68-60 A13 St. Francis L: 86-74 H16 SCAD W: 73-61 H17 Robert Morris L: 90-77 H23 Calvin L: 82-77 H24 Hope L: 87-68 H30 Grace (Ind.) L: 81-59 N

December1 Trinity International W: 96-76 A4 Grace Bible W: 95-60 H7 Missouri Baptist W: 84-75 N8 Grace (Ind.) L: 94-74 A15 Goshen College L: 84-80 A22 Grace Bible L: 92-90 A

January5 Aquinas L: 70-59 H9 U-M Dearborn W: 83-72 A12 Siena Heights W: 78-58 A16 Madonna L: 70-67 H19 Concordia W: 83-69 A23 Davenport W: 100-64 H

26 Indiana Tech W: 86-84 H30 Aquinas L: 66-54 A

February2 U-M Dearborn 84-819 Madonna W: 8-76 A13 Concordia W: 85-69 H16 Davenport W: 89-73 A20 Indiana Tech L: 88-83 A23 Siena Heights L: 77-68 H27 Concordia W: 71-56 H

March1 Aquinas W: 84-79 A3 Indiana Tech L: 98-84 A

2006-2007Overall: 25-10 • WHAC: 12-2 • 1st PlaceHead Coach: Kim Elders

November3 Point Park L: 93-100 N4 at Daemen College (N.Y.) W: 70-69 A6 at Oakland L: 75-94 A10 St. Xavier W: 80-63 N11 at Trinity Christian W: 83-78 A13 Grace Bible W: 100-66 H18 at U. St. Francis L: 77-85 A24 Hope College L: 76-80 N25 Aquinas W: 78-63 N

December1 Roberts Wesleyan College W: 93-56 H2 Marygrove W: 102-78 H8 Lambuth W: 87-78 H9 at Grace College (Ind.) L: 88-103 A16 Spring Arbor L: 77-79 H30 at Grace Bible W: 79-61 A

January3 at Indiana Tech W: 105-94 A6 at Aquinas College L: 47-65 A10 UM-Dearborn W: 99-73 H13 Siena Heights W: 121-75 H17 at Madonna W: 88-76 A20 Concordia W: 78-75 H24 at Davenport University W: 73-65 A27 Indiana Tech W: 83-77 H31 Aquinas College L: 62-71 H

February10 Madonna W: 86-63 H12 at UM-Dearborn W: 96-53 A14 at Concordia W: 97-51 A17 Davenport University W: 76-63 H22 UM-Dearborn W: 98-70 H24 Indiana Tech W: 99-90 H27 Aquinas College L: 62-72 H

March7 Univ. of Sioux Falls W: 74-60 A9 Walsh University W: 78-56 A10 Northwest University L: 69-98 A

2005-2006Overall: 23-11 • WHAC: 11-3 • 2nd PlaceHead Coach: Kim Elders

November2 at Indiana Wesleyan L: 70-85 A4 Mt. Vernon Nazarene W: 83-73 N5 at Trinity Christian W: 68-63 A10 U. St. Francis W: 76-71 H12 at Spring Arbor L: 81-84 A18 Grace College (Ind.) W: 84-79 H19 Daemen College (N.Y.) W: 77-66 H25 Calvin College W: 87-79 N26 Hope College L: 59-79 N

December2 Cumberland (Tenn.) W: 78-66 N3 at Olivet Nazarene L: 67-70 A

9 Missouri Baptist L: 77-79 N10 at Grace College (Ind.) L: 73-83 A22 Indiana Wesleyan W: 74-69 H29 at Warner Southern W: 71-60 A30 Evangel (Mo.) L: 73-89 H

January4 Davenport W: 76-63 H7 Indiana Tech W: 95-55 H11 at Aquinas L: 56-64 A14 UM-Dearborn W: 84-70 H18 Siena Heights W: 86-77 H21 at Madonna W: 90-74 A25 Concordia W: 67-65 H28 at Davenport W: 114-62 A

February1 at Indiana Tech L: 67-69 A4 Aquinas W: 74-70 H8 at UM-Dearborn W: 88-80 A11 at Siena Heights L: 84-96 A15 Madonna W: 102-78 H18 at Concordia W: 61-59 A22 UM-Dearborn W: 87-73 A25 Madonna W: 88-77 H27 at Aquinas W: 72-65 A

March9 Morningside L: 84-87 N


November3 at Indiana Wesleyan W: 68-66 A5 Shawnee State W: 85-76 N6 at Trinity Christian W: 85-71 A9 at St. Francis (Ind.) W: 75-72 A13 at Huntington College W: 69-66 A16 at Ferris State L: 97-99 A19 St. Francis (Ill.) W: 81-69 H20 Spring Arbor W: 77-75 H26 Hope College W: 79-73 N27 Calvin College W: 88-87 N

December3 Marygrove W: 100-67 N4 at Mt. Vernon Nazarene W: 83-80 A7 Olivet Nazarene W: 93-82 H11 at St. Xavier W: 78-69 A18 Marygrove W: 116-86 H21 Indiana Wesleyan W: 97-77 H30 at Olivet College L: 72-75 A

January5 at Davenport W: 100-70 A8 at Concordia W: 107-67 A12 Indiana Tech W: 106-87 H15 at UM Dearborn W: 96-90 A19 Madonna W: 109-74 H24 Siena Heights W: 96-84 H26 Aquinas W: 86-84 H29 Davenport W: 123-66 H

February2 Concordia W: 102-88 H5 at Indiana Tech L: 82-103 A9 UM-Dearborn W: 106-56 H12 at Madonna W: 101-82 A16 at Siena Heights L: 79-83 A19 at Aquinas W: 69-68 A26 Aquinas W: 87-80 H

March1 Indiana Tech L: 87-92 H10 Friends (Kan.) W: 95-64 N11 Dominican (Calif.) W: 76-62 N12 Concordia (Neb.) L: 68-71 N


2003-2004Overall: 27-9 • WHAC: 7-5 • 3rd placeHead Coach: Kim Elders

November7 at Goshen College W: 84-75 A8 at Trinity Christian W: 87-53 A11 St. Francis (Ind.) W: 68-61 H15 Huntington College W: 80-79 H21 UM-Dearborn L: 76-78 H22 Ferris State W: 81-77 H28 Calvin College L: 81-95 N29 Hope College W: 75-71 N

December2 Concordia W: 73-61 H6 at Grace College W: 82-71 A9 Olivet Nazarene W: 70-64 H12 Berea College W: 115-87 N13 at Indiana Wesleyan L: 79-80 A20 at Judson College W: 94-66 A22 Grace Bible W: 131-94 H27 Davenport University W: 103-65 H

January3 at Olivet College W: 103-80 A7 at Concordia L: 75-77 A10 Indiana Tech W: 104-88 H14 at UM-Dearborn W: 107-97 A17 at Madonna W: 87-69 A21 Siena Heights W: 98-95 H24 Aquinas W: 73-63 H28 at Spring Arbor W: 95-83 A

February4 at Indiana Tech L: 81-91 A7 at UM-Dearborn W: 88-64 A9 Davenport University W: 86-60 H11 Madonna W: 87-69 H14 at Siena Heights L: 95-97 A18 Aquinas L: 72-77 H21 Spring Arbor L: 81-83 H25 Madonna W: 88-66 H28 at Indiana Tech W: 100-95 A

March1 at Siena Heights W: 87-83 A10 Bluefield W: 97-83 N12 Cedarville (Ohio) L: 77-98 N


November1 Barat (Ill.) W: 96-79 N2 at Trinity Christian W: 89-83 A9 Judson College W: 107-99 H12 St. Francis (Ind.) L: 77-89 A15 UM-Dearborn W: 94-79 H16 Roberts Wesleyan W: 93-87 H23 IU South Bend W: 100-81 A26 Hope L: 69-80 N30 Aquinas W: 75-68 N

December4 Alma W: 94-49 H6 Trevecca Nazarene L: 89-96 N7 IU South Bend W: 100-81 N10 Olivet Nazarene W: 83-75 A21 Grace Bible College W: 82-67 H

January2 Wesley College W: 122-75 H3 Trinity International W: 75-56 H7 Spring Arbor W: 83-69 A11 Concordia W: 96-73 H14 Indiana Tech L: 92-95 A18 Tri-State W: 73-66 A21 Madonna L: 80-83 H25 at Siena Heights L: 80-100 A

29 at Aquinas W: 89-81 A

February1 Spring Arbor W: 102-82 H4 Concordia W: 95-87 A8 Indiana Tech W: 107-76 H11 Tri-State W: 69-54 H15 Madonna W: 92-84 A18 Siena Heights W: 88-75 H22 Aquinas W: 94-74 A27 Concordia W: 94-46 H

March1 Indiana Tech W: 67-60 H4 at Siena Heights L: 91-101 A12 Virginia Wise W: 78-73 N14 St. Vincent (Penn.) W: 92-54 N15 Bellevue W: 84-75 N17 Northwestern (Iowa) L: 92-104 N


November2 Barat College (Ill.) L: 97-102 N3 East West Univ. W: 109-69 N7 St. Francis W: 79-70 H10 at Judson W: 97-83 A16 Grace Bible W: 118-71 N17 UM-Dearborn W: 106-74 N23 Grand Valley State W: 117-108 N24 Calvin College W: 90-84 N28 Hope College W: 75-61 H30 Indiana SE W: 91-77 N

December1 at Huntington W: 90-76 A4 Calvin College W: 82-79 H8 at Alma W: 84-79 A11 Olivet Nazarene W: 93-88 H14 Kalamazoo College W: 94-82 N15 at Grace College W: 105-103 A28 at St. Mary’s W: 103-89 A

January3 Siena Heights W: 97-87 H5 at Aquinas W: 66-54 A9 Concordia W: 110-68 H12 Madonna W: 114-62 H15 at Tri-State L: 83-95 A19 Indiana Tech W: 132-108 H23 at Spring Arbor W: 108-74 A25 at Siena Heights L: 98-103 A30 Aquinas W: 97-57 H

February2 at Concordia W: 108-45 A6 at Madonna W: 94-65 A9 Tri-State W: 77-66 H13 at Indiana Tech W: 122-101 A16 Spring Arbor W: 79-52 H20 Concordia W: 87-70 H23 Indiana Tech W: 83-67 H25 at Siena Heights W: 96-76 A

March6 Mt. St. Marys W: 92-91 N8 Caldwell W: 81-78 N9 Mid America Nazarene W: 67-61 N11 Robert Morris L: 75-82 N


November3 IU South Bend W: 101-84 N4 at Bethel College W: 102-85 A8 Mt. St. Marys W: 115-69 H11 at St. Francis (Ind.) W: 90-82 A17 Trinity International W: 104-62 H

18 UM-Dearborn W: 122-80 H21 Albion L: 95-99 (OT) A24 Hope W: 89-83 N25 Calvin L: 81-85 N

December2 Goshen W: 104-65 H5 at Calvin L: 77-82 A9 Alma W: 119-78 H12 at Olivet Nazarene L: 91-93 A15 Kalamazoo W: 84-74 N16 Mt. St Clare W: 88-74 N23 at St. Marys W: 86-70 A29 Malone W: 77-72 N30 Rockford W: 107-49 N

January3 Madonna W: 89-59 H6 at Tri-State L: 69-70 A10 at Indiana Tech W: 106-95 A13 at Spring Arbor W: 86-71 A17 Siena Heights L: 98-104 (OT) H20 Aquinas W: 81-66 H24 at Concordia W: 78-73 A27 at Madonna W: 99-82 A31 Tri-State W: 65-46 H

February3 Indiana Tech W: 91-80 H7 Spring Arbor W: 77-46 H10 at Siena Heights L: 100-110 A14 at Aquinas L: 72-85 A17 Concordia W: 96-67 H22 Aquinas W: 86-74 H24 Tri-State W: 80-68 H27 at Siena Heights W: 121-110 A

March7 Holy Names W: 88-76 N9 Concordia (Neb.) W: 85-77 N10 Embry Riddle (Fla.) W: 87-80 N12 Mid America Nazarene L: 61-81 N


November5 at IU South Bend W: 95-68 A6 at Trinity Christian W: 82-70 A13 St. Francis (Ind.) L: 73-94 H19 Rochester W: 74-65 H20 Bethel College L: 80-100 H23 Albion L: 67-73 H26 Malone W: 112-110 H27 St. Mary’s W: 99-93 H30 at Alma L: 82-90 A

December4 Calvin L: 68-76 H7 at Olivet W: 76-69 A10 Spaulding W: 97-89 N11 at Grace W: 82-68 A20 at St. Mary’s W: 75-72 A28 Rochester W: 91-83 N29 Tri-State W: 79-77 N

January5 at Tri-State L: 85-87 A8 at Indiana Tech W: 70-68 A12 Spring Arbor W: 70-66 H15 at Siena Heights L: 83-94 A19 Aquinas L: 58-78 H22 Concordia W: 85-66 H26 at Madonna L: 63-82 A29 Tri-State W: 81-69 H

February2 Indiana Tech W: 95-69 H5 at Spring Arbor W: 76-61 A9 Siena Heights L: 87-97 H12 at Aquinas W: 86-72 A

16 at Concordia W: 82-77 A19 Madonna W: 109-68 H23 Spring Arbor W: 67-56 H26 at Tri-State W: 89-84 (OT) A28 at Siena Heights L: 69-78 A


November10 at St. Francis (Ind.) W: 82-74 A13 at Dalhousie University W: 103-71 A14 at Madonna W: 86-72 A20 UM-Dearborn W: 89-78 H21 Hope W: 89-62 H24 Kalamazoo W: 81-69 H27 Calvin L: 77-87 N28 Hope W: 98-80 N

December5 at Calvin L: 71-94 A8 St. Mary’s W: 113-55 H11 St. Xavier W: 99-87 N12 Kendall W: 101-60 N17 Olivet College W: 106-70 H19 lake Superior State W: 76-73 H29 Indiana Tech W: 87-72 H30 at Hope W: 70-67 A

January1 at Biola (Calif.) L: 73-89 A2 Masters (Calif.) W: 79-77 N6 at Concordia W: 107-59 A9 Madonna W: 114-63 H13 at Tri-State W: 81-60 A16 at Indiana Tech W: 94-86 A20 Spring Arbor W: 97-77 H23 at Siena Heights W: 106-97 A27 Aquinas W: 71-61 H30 Concordia W: 99-58 H

February3 at Madonna W: 75-56 A6 Tri-State W: 65-64 H10 Indiana Tech W: 108-81 H13 at Spring Arbor W: 71-59 A17 Siena Heights W: 87-76 H20 at Aquinas W: 70-68 A25 Concordia W: 98-66 H

27 Aquinas W: 93-76 H

March2 Tri-State W: 77-56 H10 Doane (Iowa) W: 88-72 N12 Western Oregon W: 107-92 N13 Huron W: 72-70 N15 Berea (Ky.) W: 100-85 N16 Bethel College (Ind.) W: 113-109 N


November8 Bethel College W: 92-86 N9 Barat W: 90-58 N11 St. Francis W: 87-70 H14 Purdue Calumet W: 120-93 N15 at Grace W: 85-71 A21 UM-Dearborn W: 83-66 H22 Bethel College W: 84-64 H25 at Kalamazoo W: 66-57 A28 Hope L: 81-84 N29 Aquinas L: 62-83 N

December2 at Albion L: 71-77 A6 Calvin W: 91-78 H13 lake Superior State W: 74-59 N22 at St. Mary’s W: 124-79 A29 North Central W: 90-71 N30 at Hope L: 85-91 A

January7 Madonna W: 99-63 H10 Aquinas W: 94-79 H14 at Tri-State L: 72-78 A17 at Spring Arbor L: 86-91 A21 Concordia W: 104-54 H24 at Siena Heights W: 93-89 A28 St. Mary’s W: 121-83 H31 Tri-State W: 75-61 H

February4 at Madonna W: 89-61 A7 at Aquinas L: 76-104 A11 Spring Arbor W: 101-81 H14 at Concordia W: 93-74 A18 Siena Heights W: 93-75 H

21 at UM-Dearborn W: 80-75 A25 Concordia W: 85-64 H28 Siena Heights L: 88-94 H


November9 at IU South Bend W: 116-85 A12 at St. Francis (Ind.) W: 80-76 A15 Malone W: 70-67 H19 at Madonna W: 90-66 A22 William Tyndale W: 109-33 H23 Hope College L: 74-83 H26 Kalamazoo College W: 77-69 H29 Grand valley L: 70-88 N30 Hope L: 73-76 N

December7 at Northwood L: 68-70 A12 Olivet W: 82-52 H14 lake Superior State W: 86-64 H20 Taylor W: 70-60 N21 Hope L: 64-83 N

January2 at Webber College W: 86-72 A3 Malone W: 83-72 N4 Concordia (Neb.) L: 66-71 N11 Aquinas L: 72-74 H14 Madonna W: 79-74 H18 Siena Heights L: 47-51 H23 Spring Arbor L: 95-97 H25 at Tri-State L: 67-71 A29 St. Mary’s W: 72-56 H

February1 Concordia W: 78-50 H5 at Aquinas L: 56-67 A8 at Siena Heights L: 64-73 A12 Spring Arbor L: 77-83 H15 Tri-State W: 75-65 H22 at Concordia L: 60-66 A27 at Aquinas W: 72-66 A

March1 at Spring Arbor W: 89-84 A4 at Siena Heights L: 75-87 A

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CHAMPION TEAMS1998-1999 (37-3)WHAC Champions • WHAC Tournament Champions • NAIA Division II National ChampionsBack Left-Right: Asst. Coach Jared Crandell, Chad Musch, Mark Zichterman, Dave Buikema, Brian Robinson, Luke Moord, Mgr. Nate Modderman, Brad Gray, Jason Currie, John Lanser, Drew Swadling, Todd Negoshian, Head Coach Kim Elders, Brad Tilma, Matt Mekkes, Mike Long, Al Gortmaker

2000-2001 (30-9)WHAC Tournament Champions • NAIA Final 4Back Left-Right: Jeff DeVries, Asst. Coach Jared Crandell, Asst. Coach Lance Roark, Brad Gray, Joe Lanser, Ben Chamberlain, Bryan Edwards, Jason Currie, Keith Wurn, Brian Robinson, Nate Modderman, Head Coach Kim Elders; Front Left-Right: John Lanser, Doug Gray, Darren Tanis, Mark Zichterman, Karl Krass, Justin VandePol, Chris Telman, Drew Swaddling

2001-2002 (34-4)WHAC Tournament Champions • NAIA Final 4Back Left-Right: Asst. Coach Lance Roark, Asst. Coach Jared Crandell, Asst. Coach Steve Thomas, John Freund, Keith Wurn, Mark Zichterman, Justin VandePol, Chris Telman, Drew Swaddling, Head Coach Kim Elders, Ath. Trainer Phil Keith Front Left-Right: Manager Shad Clausen, Tim Flint, Joe Lanser, Bryan Foltice, Bryan Edwards, Jake VanBeek, Jeff DeVries, Nate Modderman, Brad Gray

2002-2003 (29-8)NAIA Final 4Back Left-Right: Asst. Coach Jared Crandell, Asst. Coach Steve Thomas, Ath. Trainer Phil Keith, Joshua Liggins, Chris Telman, Justin VandePol, Keith Wurn, Derek Douglas, Chris Posthumus, Andy Bronkema, Asst. Coach Lance Roark Front Left-Right: Manager Dennis Graham, Mike Cameron, Jeff DeVries, Bryan Foltice, Bryan Edwards, John Freund, Drew Martin, Nate Pasma Head Coach Kim Elders

2003-2004 (27-9)WHAC Tournament Champions • NAIA Sweet 16Back Left-Right Head Coach Kim Elders, Asst. Coach Lance Roark, Asst. Coach Jared Crandell, Keith Wurn, Derek Douglas, Chris Posthumus, John Jonker, Andy Bronkema, Jeff DeVries, Asst. Coach Steve Thomas, Asst. Coach Bryan Edwards, Front Left-Right: Manager Joel Strickland, Darren Tanis, Drew Martin, Kevin Wurn, James Telman, John Freund, Joshua Liggins, Corey DeSantis, Jim Cochran, RC Douglas

2004-2005 (30-6)WHAC Champions • NAIA Elite EightBack Left-Right: Asst. Coach Lance Roark, Asst. Coach Mark Zichterman, Andy Bronkema, Ryan Holmgren, John Jonker, Brandon Voorhees, James Van Rees, Joshua Liggins, Coach Kim Elders, Ath. Trainer Phil Keith Front Left-Right: Manager Joel Strickland, Mike Cameron, Jamin Olds, Kevin Wurn, John Freund, Jim Cochran, Corey DeSantis, Luke Bronkema, Manager Dennis Graham

2005-2006 (23-11)WHAC Tournament Champions • NAIA National Tournament AppearanceBack Left-Right: Manager Joel Strickland, Asst. Coach Mark Zichterman, Asst. Coach Lance Roark, Mike Cameron, Jon Snikkers, John Jonker, Ryan Holmgren, Luke Bronkema, Ath. Trainer Phil Keith, Asst. Coach Jared Crandell, Head Coach Kim Elders Front Right-Left: Jeremy Voorhees, Kevin Wurn, Jesse Tien, Jim Cochran, Jamin Olds, Joshua Liggins, Corey DeSantis, Rory Jolliffe

2006-2007 (25-10)WHAC Champions • NAIA Elite EightBack Left-Right: Asst. Coach Jared Crandell, Ryan Zwier, Jamin Olds, Jeremy Voorhees, Andy Bronkema, Jon Snikkers, John Jonker, Andy Venema, Matt Kingshott, Asst. Coach Eric DeSantis, Asst. Coach Lance Roark, Head Coach Kim Elders Front Left-Right: Ted Albert, Corbin Donaldson, Kevin Wurn, Jesse Tien, Luke Bronkema, Scott Jungling, Rory Jolliffe, Corey DeSantis, Ath. Trainer Phil Keith

2009-2010 (29-7)WHAC Champions • WHAC Tournament Champions • NAIA Elite EightBack Left-Right: Head Coach Kim Elders, Asst. Dennis Graham, Ted Albert, Jonathan Hosher, Kelvin DeVries, Derek Kingshott, Bryce Semple, Dan Possehl, Ryan Zwier, Matt Kingshott, Asst. Lance Roark, Asst. Bryan Edwards, Ath. Trainer Phil Keith, Manager Ian Grotenhuis, Asst. Eric DeSantis Front Row Left-Right: Dennis Jones, Justin Yoder, Joey Saladino, Corbin Donaldson, Dominic Allen, Bryan Pasciak, Ronald Bates, Caleb Simons

2010-2011 (34-4)WHAC Champions • WHAC Tournament Champions • NAIA Division II National ChampionsBack Row: Assistant Coach Eric DeSantis, Jonathan Hoshor, Ted Albert, Derek Kingshott, Bryce Semple, Jake Plite, Shane Tiemeyer, Dan Possehl, Kelvin DeVries, Caleb Simons, Assistant Coach Lance Roark, Manager Andrew McClain Front Row: Head Coach Kim Elders, Justin Yoder, Bryan Pasciak, Wes Hudson, Dominic Allen, Ronald Bates, Anthony Allen, Joey Saladino, Assistant Coach Dennis Graham

MEDIA INFO/MEDIA OUTLETSBASKETBALL WHAC SCHOOLSAquinas CollegeConcordia UniversityCornerstone UniversityDavenport UniversityIndiana Institute of TechnologyLawrence TechLourdes University Madonna UniversityMarygrove CollegeSiena Heights UniversityUM-DearbornUniversity of Northwestern Ohio

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NEWSPAPERSCornerstone Herald616.831.7006Fax: 616.222-1542

Grand Rapids PressContact: Sports DeskFax: 616.222.5224E-mail:[email protected]

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CONCORDIA UNIVERSITYGENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Ann Arbor, Mich.Enrollment: 700President: Randall W. LueckeNickname: CardinalsColors: Red, White, & BlackArena (capacity): Athletic Center (1031)Athletics Director: Andrea Gorski

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Matt DistelrathCareer Record: ---2012-13 Overall Record: 14-172012-13 WHAC Record: 10-12

TOP RETURNERS:John Schaeffer | Sr. | 6-0 | G | 16 PPG | 2.8 RPG | 1.6 APGAndrew Patrick | Sr. | 6-0 | G | 6.4 PPG | 3.0 RPG | 3.4 APG Josh Fugat | Jr. | 6-0 | G | 13.4 PPG | 4.0 RPG | 1.3APG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Zachary JohnstonOffice Phone: 734.995.7344Fax: 734.995.7342E-mail: [email protected]

AQUINAS COLLEGEGENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Grand Rapids, Mich.Enrollment: 2,300President: Jean Olivarez, Ph.D.Nickname: SaintsColors: Maroon & WhiteArena (capacity): Sturrus Sports & Fitness Center (1900)Athletics Director: Terry Bocian

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Dave HammerCareer Record: 169-1212012-13 Overall Record: 12-192012-13 WHAC Record: 10-12

TOP RETURNERS:Austin Semple | Sr. | 6-7 | F | 12.3 PPG | 6 RPG | 1.9 APGBrett Pfahler | Sr. 6-3 | G | 10.9 PPG | 3.2 RPG | 1.3 APGBrandon Walker | So. | 6-5 | F | 6.8 PPG | 3.0 RPG | 1.3 APG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Mike Wojciakowski Office Phone: 616.632.2482Fax: 616.732.4548E-Mail: [email protected]

DAVENPORT UNIVERSITYGENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Grand Rapids, Mich.Enrollment: 3,400President: Dr. Richard J. PappasNickname: PanthersColors: Burgundy & BlackArena(capacity): Student CenterAthletics Director: Paul Lowden

MENS BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Burt PaddockCareer Record: 131-392012-13 Overall Record: 27-72012-13 WHAC Record: 18-4

TOP RETURNERS:Javonte Ford | Sr. | 6-4 | F | 13.8 PPG | 5.9 RPG | 1.6 APGDominez Burnett | So. | 6-5 | F | 14.8 PPG | 4.8 RPG | 1.9 APGDeArmond Davis | Sr. | 6-7 | F | 7.7 PPG | 4.7 RPG | 1.9 APG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Aaron SagravesOffice Phone: 616.554.5045Fax: 616.554.5235E-Mail: [email protected]

INDIANA TECHGENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Fort Wayne, Ind.Enrollment: 5,000President: Dr. Arthur E. SnyderNickname: WarriorsColors: Orange & BlackArena (capacity): Schaefer Center (2000)Athletics Director: Martin Neuhoff

MENS BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Al GrushkinCareer Record: 161-992012-13 Overall Record: 21-102012-13 WHAC Record: 14-8

TOP RETURNERS:Jeff Hoskins | Sr. | 6-1 | G | 9.8 PPG | 2.7 RPG | 2.7 APGAntwan Cathey | Sr. | 6-6 | F | 1.9 PPG | 3.6 RPG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Chris BaumanOffice Phone: 260.422.5561 x2492Fax: 260.422.4584 E-mail: [email protected]

CORNERSTONE UNIVERSITYGENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Grand Rapids, Mich.Enrollment: 1,371 undergraduate students,Enrollment: 1,728 graduate studentsPresident: Dr. Joseph M. StowellNickname: Golden EaglesColors: Navy Blue & Vegas GoldArena (capacity): Mol Arena (2,800)Athletics Director: Dave Grube

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Kim EldersCareer Record: 499-2012012-13 Overall Record: 21-112012-13 WHAC record: 14-8

TOP RETURNERS:Wes Hudson | Sr. | 6-0 | G | 17.8 PPG | 3.4 RPG | 4.3 APGTy Mason | Jr. | 6-2 | F | 11.1 PPG | 2.1 RPG | 1.0 APGJake Plite | Sr. | 6-7 | F | 10.8 PPG | 6.4 RPG | 1.4 APG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Randy StrawserOffi ce Phone: 616.222.1413FAX: 616.222.1542E-Mail: [email protected]

LAWRENCE TECH GENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Southfield, Mich.Enrollment: 4,000President: Dr. Virinder K. MoudgilNickname: Blue DevilsColors: Royal Blue & WhiteArena (capacity): Don Rilder Field House (1500)Athletics Director: Scott Trudeau

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Tom KempfCareer Record: 3-272012-13 Overall Record: 3-272012-13 WHAC Record: 2-20

TOP RETURNERSJake Mullin | So. | 6-2 | G | 9.4 PPG | 3.8 RPG | 1.3 APGJon Harden | So. | 6-2 | G | 8.1 PPG | 2.0 RPG | 2.5 APGJon Osantowski | So. | 6-9 | F | 5.5 PPG | 4.8 RPG | 0.3 APG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Brad BeyerOffice Phone: 248.204.3867E-mail: [email protected]

LOURDES UNIVERSITY GENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Sylvania, OHEnrollment: 2,650Nickname: Gray WolvesColors: Terra Cotta and BlackPresident: Bob HelmerAthletic Director: Roseanne Gil JacobsonFacility (Capacity): Tom-O-Shanter (500)

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Andre SmithCareer Record: 39-262012-13 Overall Record: 22-102012-13 Conference Record: 16-6

TOP RETURNERSElvin Butler | Sr. | 6-2 | G | 8.0 PPG | 4.2 RPG | 1.7 APG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Heath ReynoldsPhone: 419.824.3668E-Mail: [email protected]

SIENA HEIGHTS UNIVERSITYGENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Adrian, Mich.Enrollment: 1,200President: Sister Peg AlbertNickname: SaintsColors: navy & GoldArena (capacity): Activities Center (1500)Athletics Director: Fred Smith

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Joe PechotaCareer Record: 106-1302012-13 Overall Record: 9-212012-13 WHAC Record: 9-13

TOP RETURNERS:Ryan Hopson | Sr. | 6-4 | F | 10.1 PPG | 3.1 RPG | 1.6 APGLatwan Wesley | Sr. | 6-4 | F | 9.4 PPG | 2.9 RPG | 1.2 APG London Burris | So. | 5-8 | G | 8.9 PPG | 3.3 RPG | 3.2 APG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Josh ReillyOffice Phone: 517.264.7843Fax: 517.264.7737E-Mail: [email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF NORTHWESTERN OHIOGENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Lima, OhioEnrollment: 4,538President: Dr. Jeffrey A. JarvisNickname: RacersColors: Maroon, black, silver, whiteAthletics Director: Chris AdamsFacility (capacity): Raders Gymnasium (431)

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Chris AdamsCareer Record: 77-1072012-13 Overall Record: 17-142012-13 WHAC Record: 12-10

TOP RETURNERSJohnny Elliott | Sr. | 5-10 | G | 14.1 PPG | 4.4 RPG | 2.8 APGDerrick Tate | Sr. | 6-4 | F | 16 PPG | 6.7 RPG | 1.1 APGBlake Bush | Sr. | 6-4 | F | 10.9 PPG | 4.3 RPG | 2.8 APG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Jeremy SchneiderOffice Phone: 419.998.8869E-mail: [email protected]

UM-DEARBORNGENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Dearborn, Mich.Enrollment: 9,000President: Dr. Daniel LittleNickname: WolvesColors: Blue and GoldAthletics Director: Steve Rotta

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: John MacksonCareer Record: 10-502012-13 Overall Record: 7-232012-13 WHAC Record: 5-17

TOP RETURNERS: Jamiel Strickland | 5-10 | G | 9.9 PPG | 1.8 RPG | 1.3 APG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Bryan EarlOffice Phone: 313.593.5671Fax: 313.593.9040E-Mail: [email protected]

MADONNA UNIVERSITYGENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Livonia, Mich.Enrollment: 4,291President: Sister Rose Marie Kujawa, CSSFNickname: CrusadersColors: Royal Blue, Gold, WhiteArena (capacity): Athletic Center (1,400)Athletics Director: Bryan Rizzo

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head Coach: Noel EmenhiserCareer Record: 58-672012-13 Overall Record: 25-92012-13 WHAC Record: 17-5

TOP RETURNERS:Darryll Dixon | 15.8 PPGDonate Taylor | 12 PPG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Pat MooreOffice Phone: 734.432.5634Fax: 734.432.5555E-Mail: [email protected]

MARYGROVE COLLEGE GENERAL INFORMATION:Location: Detroit, Mich.Enrollment: 950Nickname: MustangsColors: Green & GoldPresident: David J. FikeAthletic Director: Dave SichtermanFacility (Capacity): Ernest T. Ford Field House

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION:Head coach: Craig Covington2012-13 Overall Record: (3-27) 2012-13 WHAC Record: (3-19)

TOP RETURNERS:Darryll Dixon| Jr. | 6-0 | G | 3.44 APG | 1.1 SPGJustin Armstong | Sr. | 6-3 | G/F | 5.5 PPG Kevin Dunaj | So. | 6-7 | F | 4.4 PPG | 3.2 RPG

MEDIA INFORMATION:Sports Information Director: Tim JohnstonPhone: 313.927.1419E-Mail: [email protected]

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CORNERSTONE UNIVERSITYCHAMPIONS OF CHARACTER PROGRAM CENTER

“One athlete of character will improve a team. One team of character will improve as school. One school of character can impact an entire community.”

Bruce Brown, NAIA Champions of Character Special Presenter

VisionTo change the culture of sport in West Michigan.

MissionThe Cornerstone University Champions of Character initiative, along with the NAIA, will create and environment in which every student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership and sportsmanship.

Purpose• To promote the five core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship• To teach and instill character values• To build relationships with community organizations• To rekindle or ignite passion in coaches• To promote ethical leadership practices• To provide training sessions for coaches, student-athletes, officials, parents and spectators

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CORNERSTONE UNIVERSITYCHAMPIONS OF CHARACTER PROGRAM CENTER

“One athlete of character will improve a team. One team of character will improve as school. One school of character can impact an entire community.”

Bruce Brown, NAIA Champions of Character Special Presenter

VisionTo change the culture of sport in West Michigan.

MissionThe Cornerstone University Champions of Character initiative, along with the NAIA, will create and environment in which every student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership and sportsmanship.

Purpose• To promote the five core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship• To teach and instill character values• To build relationships with community organizations• To rekindle or ignite passion in coaches• To promote ethical leadership practices• To provide training sessions for coaches, student-athletes, officials, parents and spectators

Pregancy Resource Center Pink Out – Susan G. Komen Fundraiser

Mel Trotter Leadership Retreat, Gainey Ranch, Mont.

AN INVESTMENT IN BUILDING CHARACTER

It is an exciting time to be a part of Cornerstone University. Our student-athletes are now recognized on the national level not only for their excellence and success in competition, but also for their commitment to being Champions of Character. CU has been designated a Champions of Character institution by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and is taking a leadership role in modeling the program to other Institutions.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

We are also committed to the development of a student’s Christian worldview and leadership skills, which affirm the NAIA’s desire to promote integrity, fair play, good sportsmanship and excellence through athletics.

A COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE

At CU, our athletic programs exist as an integral part of both academic and spiritual life and are specifically designed to serve the mission of the university. Our coaches and student-athletes are committed to excellence, and it is their goal to honor God by using their abilities in sport competition.

Our desire is to offer quality, competitive, athletic experiences to our players, opposing team members and fans that provide both enjoyment and an opportunity for student-athletes to mature not just as athletes but also as outstanding human beings.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET INVOLVED

The Golden Eagle Club plays a vital role in providing the means to continue our push toward excellence. Not only does our Golden Eagle Club membership contribute financially to our sports programs, but more importantly, our membership provides the opportunity to become mentors to our student-athletes and provide much needed support to them along their journey as college students.

FUN!

If you are looking for fun activities that can be enjoyed by the whole family, then the Golden Eagle Club is for you. Come sit in the Golden Eagle Club VIP section, cheer on our Golden Eagles and enjoy our complimentary buffet table during each halftime of the basketball games. You will also receive invitations to exclusive events and special activities as well as receive a discount on all merchandise.

If you are looking for a way to impact young people and have a lot of fun in the process, then the Golden Eagle Club is for you.

For more information call 616.222.1412.

BEING A GOLDEN EAGLE CLUB MEMBER IS...

INTELLECTUAL COMMUNITY. CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW.

At our core, we are compelled and inspired by Jesus Christ. Of all the relationships you’ll walk away with from Cornerstone, your relationship with Him rises above the rest.

Academic excellence, accessible resources and a culturally rich community are building blocks to help you attain a rewarding education, fulfilling career and a meaningful life. Our students rise to the high standards put before them with the help of a supportive community surrounding them.

We invite you to visit our campus and experience a day at Cornerstone. We offer individual and group visits throughout the year where you can hear great chapel speakers, visit classes, meet professors, tour the residence halls, attend an athletic event, explore opportunities for overseas trips and ask as many questions as you want.

To schedule a visit or for more information, visit www.cornerstone.edu.

CU AT A GLANCE

Location: Less than five miles northeast of downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan’s second-largest metropolitan area.

Size: More than 2,200 undergraduate students, as well as 765graduate students.

Campus: 130 acres of beautifully-landscaped grounds, including a nine-acre lake.

Denomination: Multi-denominational, with more than 45denominations represented in the student body.

Freshman Profile: Average high school GPA of 3.5; average ACT score of 24; average SAT score of 1590.

Faculty: 55 full-time undergraduate.

Student-Faculty Ratio: 25:1

Average Class Size: 22

Academic Programs: More than 50 undergraduate programs in the arts, sciences and theological and professional studies, as well as 16 advanced degrees.

Laptops: Included in the cost of tuition for students.

Internet: 100 percent high-speed, in-room Internet access; 100percent Internet connectivity in all academic classrooms; wireless network throughout campus.

Off-campus Study: Nearly 20 programs in 10 countries. Crosscultural ministry trips have traveled to more than 20 countries in the past five years.

Athletics: NAIA, WHAC Conference in 14 varsity sports; activeintramural sports program.

Cost: 2012-2013 tuition is $23,260 (including laptop computer); room and board, $7,606; total is $30,866.

Financial Aid and Scholarships: 100 percent of the student body received aid in the form of scholarships, grants and loans. The average aid package was over $16,700. To estimate your cost of attendance, visit our Web site at www.cornerstone.edu/financialaid.

NOTES

NOTES

1. Complete an application for admission: www.cornerstone.edu

2. Fill out a prospective athlete form: www.cornerstone.edu/athletics

3. Schedule a campus visit or attend a 2013-2014 Golden Eagle Day. During your visit, you can participate in chapel, attend class, eat lunch in the dining commons and meet your admissions counselor, professors, current athletes and coaches.

4. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) after January of your senior year.

5. Stay in touch with your admissions counselor about academic, leadership and other scholarships or financial aid. Contact your Cornerstone coach about tryouts, athletic scholarships and athletic deadlines.

Admissions Hotline800.787.9778www.cornerstone.edu

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