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TABLE OF CONTENTS 73 WINNING SEASONS • 34 POSTSEASON APPEARANCES • 26 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 23 ALL-AMERICANS

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DC BASKETBALL 2010-2011

CREDITSThe 2010-2011 Defiance College men’s basketball media guide was written and produced by DC Sports Information Director, Seth Mikel,

using Adobe InDesign CS2 and Photoshop CS2 software.

A special thanks to the entire DC men’s basketball coaching staff, John Sunde, Keely Mikel and all former members of the DC sports informa-

tion staff for their assistance with this publication.

The media guide was edited by Seth Mikel and printed by The Hubbard Company. Photos were provided by Tom Schafer of The

Crescent-News and the DC Photo Team.

The 2010-2011 men’s basketball media guide front cover features HCAC Players to Watch

Logan Wolfrum, Kyle Tietje and Anthony Brown.

Table of Contents / Credits ....................................................... 1DC Men’s Basketball Quick Facts .............................................. 2Inside the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference ................... 3This is Defiance College ............................................................ 4

DC in the Community ................................................................ 5 Athletics Staff ........................................................................... 6Athletics Facilities .................................................................. 10

Purple and Gold Club .............................................................. 11Alumni Varsity ‘D’ ............................................................... 12-13

Coaching Staff .................................................................. 16-17 Kyle Brumett - Head Coach ..................................................... 16 Pat Sullivan - Assistant Coach .................................................. 17 Nate Conley - Assistant Coach ................................................. 17

2010-2011 Roster .................................................................. 182010-2011 Roster Breakdown ................................................ 19

2010-2011 Season Outlook ............................................... 20-21 Scoresheet ........................................................................ 22-23 Meet the 2010-2011 Yellow Jackets .................................. 26-32

Kyle Tietje, Brandon Hoke ....................................................... 26 Anthony Brown, Kevin Tietje .................................................... 27 Justin Morris, Brandon Campbell ............................................. 28 Logan Wolfrum, Derrick Bufford .............................................. 29 David Wooldridge, Allen Tigner ................................................ 30 Leroy Lewis, Ryan Hicks, Josh Francis ...................................... 31 Brandon Ray, Adrian Wooten, Clay Heitkamp ............................. 32

2009-2010 Season in Review ................................................. 33DC Men’s Basketball History ............................................... 38-42

Postseason Honors ................................................................ 38 Team Records ....................................................................... 39 Season Records .................................................................... 40 Career Records ..................................................................... 41 All-Time Series Records .......................................................... 42

Index of Sponsors ................................................................... 442010-2011 Team Photo ............................................. Back Cover

KYLE BRUMETT ENTERS THE 2010-2011 SEASON WITH A .732 WINNING PERCENTAGE IN TWO YEARS ON THE BENCH, FOR THE HIGHEST MARK IN DC HISTORY.

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QUICK FACTSDC BASKETBALL 2010-2011FOUR-STRAIGHT SEASONS WITH AT LEAST 17 WINS AND A TOP-FOUR FINISH IN THE HCAC

TEAM INFORMATION2009-2010 Overall Record: .......................................... 23-62009-2010 HCAC Record (Finish): ......................... 11-5 (3rd)Starters Returning / Lost: ............................................. 2 / 3 Lettermen Returning / Lost: .......................................... 8 / 9 Newcomers: ..................................................................... 8

Key Returners

No. Yr. Pos. Name 2009-2010 Stats 5 Jr. F Kyle Tietje 8.3 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 1.0 bpg, 55.0 fg%, 29 gp12 So. G Brandon Campbell 6.0 ppg, 2.4 rpg, 1.4 spg, 51.1 fg% 20 gs24 Jr. G Anthony Brown 11.3 ppg, 43.3 fg%, 36.9 3-pt fg%, 27 gs30 So. G Logan Wolfrum 10.9 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 2.8 apg, 41.1 3-pt fg%, 8 gs33 Jr. F Kevin Tietje 4.7 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 0.5 bpg, 53.2 fg%, 29 gp

Key Losses

Pos. Name 2009-2010 Stats G Mike Floyd 10.7 ppg, 5.4 apg 1.5 spg, 38.9 fg%, 22 gs F Nick Sales 15.6 ppg, 8.2 rpg, 2.2 spg, 56.5 fg%, 28 gs F Nate Conley 1.6 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 65.6 fg%, 29 gs

2010-2011 SCHEDULEDate Opponent Location Time11-15 KALAMAZOO DEFIANCE 7:30 pm11-19 vs UW-Whitewater ^ Wheaton, Ill. 5:30 pm11-20 vs Wheaton/Covenant ^ Wheaton, Ill. 5:30/8:00 pm 11-23 at Ohio Northern Ada, Ohio 7:30 pm12-1 ANDERSON * DEFIANCE 7:30 pm12-4 at Rose-Hulman * Terre Haute, Ind. 3:00 pm12-11 HANOVER * DEFIANCE 3:00 pm12-15 ADRIAN DEFIANCE 7:30 pm12-29 OSU-LIMA # DEFIANCE 7:00 pm12-30 ALBION/MACMURRAY # DEFIANCE 5:00/7:00 pm1-2 at Manchester * N. Manchester, Ind. 3:00 pm1-5 TRANSYLVANIA * DEFIANCE 7:00 pm1-8 MT. ST. JOSEPH * DEFIANCE 3:00 pm1-12 at Earlham * Richmond, Ind. 7:30 pm1-15 at Franklin * Franklin, Ind. 4:00 pm1-19 BLUFFTON * DEFIANCE 7:30 pm1-22 ROSE-HULMAN * DEFIANCE 3:00 pm1-26 at Anderson * Anderson, Ind. 7:30 pm1-29 at Hanover * Hanover, Ind. 3:00 pm2-2 MANCHESTER * DEFIANCE 7:30 pm2-5 at Transylvania * Lexington, Ky. 3:00 pm2-9 EARLHAM * DEFIANCE 7:30 pm2-12 at Mt. St. Joseph * Cincinnati, Ohio 3:00 pm2-16 at Bluffton * Bluffton, Ohio 7:30 pm2-19 FRANKLIN * DEFIANCE 4:00 pm2-25 HCAC Quarterfinals TBD TBD2-26 HCAC Semifinals TBD TBD2-27 HCAC Finals TBD TBD

^ Lee Pfund Classic# Purple and Gold Tournament* Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Game BOLD CAPS DENOTE HOME GAMES

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: ..................................................... Defiance CollegeAddress: ............................................. 701 N. Clinton Street............................................................Defiance, OH, 43512Founded: ....................................................................1850Enrollment: ................................................................1,070Nickname / Mascot: ...................................... Yellow JacketsSchool Colors: ............................................ Purple and GoldAthletics Website: ....................... www.DefianceAthletics.comArena: ............................. Karl H. Weaner Community CenterCapacity: .................................................................. 1,800Affiliation: .................................................. NCAA Division IIIConference: ............ Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferencePresident: ................................................... Mark C. GordonDirector of Athletics: ...................................... Jenni MorrisonAthletic Department Phone: ........................... 419-783-2342Athletic Department Fax: ............................... 419-783-2369

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSDirector / Men’s Basketball Contact: ..................... Seth MikelOffice Phone: ............................................... 419-783-2566Office Fax: ................................................... 419-783-2369SID Email: ........................................... [email protected] Director: ............................................. John SundeOffice Phone: ............................................... 419-783-2381Email: ................................................. [email protected] Row Phone: ........................................ 704-477-1797

BROADCAST INFORMATIONWebcast Link: .................. www.DefianceAthletics.com/videoPlay-by-Play Announcer: ................................ Jim FunderburgOffice Phone: ............................................... 419-553-0587Broadcast Company: ..................................... FJ Productions

MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORYFirst Year: ......................................................... 1904-1905All-Time Record: ....................................... 1,307-829 (.612)Conference Championships: ............................................ 26Postseason Appearances: ............................................... 34Last Postseason Appearance: ............................ 2009-2010

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: ..................................................... Kyle BrumettAlma Mater, Year: ............................. Hanover College, 1998Record at Defiance (Seasons): ............................... 41-15 (2)Career Record (Seasons): ..................................... 74-37 (4)Office Phone: ............................................... 419-783-2346Email: ............................................. [email protected] Coach: ............................................... Pat SullivanAlma Mater, Year: .......................... Denison University, 2009Office Phone: ............................................... 419-783-2554Email: .............................................. [email protected] Coach: .............................................. Nate ConleyAlma Mater, Year: ............................ Defiance College, 2010Office Phone: ............................................... 419-783-2384Email: ............................................... [email protected]

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS

BROADCAST INFORMATION

MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY

GENERAL INFORMATION

COACHING STAFF

TEAM INFORMATION

2010-2011 SCHEDULE

INSIDE THE HCAC 73 WINNING SEASONS • 34 POSTSEASON APPEARANCES • 26 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 23 ALL-AMERICANS



RANK TEAM POINTS (1ST PLACE VOTES) OVERALL CONFERENCE 1. Anderson 97 (8) 23-6 13-3 2. Manchester 85 17-10 10-6 3. Hanover 81 (1) 15-10 12-4 4. Transylvania 67 (1) 14-12 10-6 5. Franklin 58 8-18 6-10 6. Defiance 57 23-6 11-5 7. Rose-Hulman 38 7-18 3-13 8. Bluffton 33 2-23 2-14 9. Mount St. Joseph 20 10-14 5-11 10. Earlham 14 3-22 1-15 (NCAC)

ANDERSON UNIVERSITYNAME YR. POS. HT.Andrew Bowman Sr. F 6-7Phil Hogan So. G 5-11Andrew Jones Sr. C 6-6Gabe Miller Sr. G 6-3Brock Morrison Jr. F 6-3

BLUFFTON UNIVERSITYNAME YR. POS. HT.Brent Farley Jr. F 6-7Mychal Hill Jr. G 6-0Nick Lee Jr. G 6-0

DEFIANCE COLLEGENAME YR. POS. HT.Anthony Brown Jr. G 6-2Kyle Tietje Jr. F 6-5Logan Wolfrum So. G 6-4

EARLHAM COLLEGENAME YR. POS. HT.Justin Barger Jr. F 6-4Marty Broderick So. C 6-6Dustin Rusk So. F 6-5Ryan Taylor Jr. G 6-0

FRANKLIN COLLEGENAME YR. POS. HT.Will Conoley Jr. C 6-6Gunner Erwin So. F 6-5Zach Merschbrock Jr. F 6-4Clay Starrett Jr. G 5-9

HANOVER COLLEGENAME YR. POS. HT.Michael Case Jr. F 6-5Mitchell Meyer Sr. F 6-6Ryan Nowicki So. G 6-1

MANCHESTER COLLEGENAME YR. POS. HT.Tyler Delauder Sr. G 6-0Nathan Ferch Sr. G 6-3Tyler Henn Sr. G 6-5Jordon Moss Jr. G 6-4Mitch Schaefer Sr. G 6-4Jason Spindler Jr. C 6-10

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHNAME YR. POS. HT.Jordan Brown Sr. F 6-4Ben Haarman Sr. G 5-9David Lane Jr. G 5-8Matt Wester Sr. F 6-3

ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECH.NAME YR. POS. HT.Spencer Harlan Jr. F 6-6Jason Haslag Jr. F 6-5Blake Knotts Jr. G 5-10Austin Weatherford So. G 6-1

TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITYNAME YR. POS. HT.Barrett Meyer So. G 6-2Chris Owens Jr. G 6-3Brandon Rash So. F 6-3Ethan Spurlin So. F 6-4Matt Wise Sr. F 6-5

[ — — 2009-2010 RECORD —— ]2010-2011 PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL

2010-2011 PRESEASON PLAYERS TO WATCHNCAC = North Coast Athletic Conference Member in 2009-2010


THIS IS DEFIANCEDC BASKETBALL 2010-2011FOUR-STRAIGHT SEASONS WITH AT LEAST 17 WINS AND A TOP-FOUR FINISH IN THE HCAC

Defiance College, founded in 1850, is a private liberal arts college affiliated with the United Church of Christ, serving approximately 1,100 students.

Building on a strong foundation of more than a century of educat-ing citizens for lives of leadership and service, Defiance College provides opportunities for its students to make a meaningful impact on society in the twenty-first century with an educational experience of engagement. Defiance’s spirit of service through leadership sets us apart.

The Princeton Review features Defiance College in Colleges with a Conscience: 81 Great Schools with Outstanding Community In-volvement. Defiance College has been named for five-consecutive years to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for its commitment to community service, and for the past two years, DC has been named a Military Friendly School for provid-ing significant benefits and services to veterans. Defiance College is also one of 119 U.S. colleges and universities selected by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching to receive its 2008 Community Engagement Classification.

The McMaster School for Advancing Humanity was created to pro-vide opportunities for DC undergraduate students and faculty to more closely examine global issues and how they affect the human condition. Faculty and students conducted projects during the 2009-10 year in Belize, Cambodia and New Orleans. The School serves as the umbrella for the Service Leadership Program developing leadership communication, conflict resolution and cultural aware-ness; the Carolyn M. Small Honors Program providing opportunities for students to participate in an honors curriculum; Project 701, a student-run nonprofit organization; and study abroad programs.

Defiance College is also home of the Hench Autism Studies Pro-gram, an innovative, multi-faceted program designed to specifically address the late adolescent years and the transition of individuals with autism to adulthood.

Student life is an important part of a Defiance College education. Activities include student government, musical and theater groups, religious organizations, the student newspaper, intercultural organi-zations, honor societies, special interest groups, intramural athlet-ics, and four Greek chapters including a service fraternity. As a national leader in the field of service learning and engagement, DC teaches students to take the knowledge they have gained and use it to change lives for the better in their communities, in distant villages, and in their careers.

Dear Fellow Defiance College Fan:

On behalf of our wonderful Defiance College family, I am honored to welcome you to our campus and to today’s game.

Defiance College is very much a college on the move. This year we welcomed the largest num-ber of incoming freshmen in recent memory, up significantly from last year. In fact, 44 percent of our applicants this past year came from outside Ohio, representing 42 states and two territories. They came to Defiance College for many reasons. We are a small college with a real family feel. We offer a wide range of academic majors and intercolle-giate and intramural athletic activities. We provide individual attention through our innovative Personal Success Plan (PSP) process in which students work with a team of people at the College to develop their own personalized strategic plans for success in college and beyond. Our wonderful faculty provide a stimulating academic environment as well as serving as personal mentors for students. Our coaches train student-athletes to excel in their sports while also giving them the guid-ance and support necessary to help them become committed students and community leaders.

In fact, we are especially proud of the ways in which our student-ath-letes continue and further DC’s commitment to community service. Student-athletes serve in many different capacities, from volunteering to assist senior citizens and children, to helping to run, manage, and operate our path-breaking new student-run non-profit, Project 701. This non-profit gives students an opportunity not just to engage in volun-tarism, but also to create, develop, run, and supervise a wide range of community-service projects.

If you are reading this while you are on campus, you are probably close by the site for construction of our new field house. We are very pleased that all members of our DC community will soon be enjoying this field house, which will include extensive practice and workout facilities for athletes and non-athletes alike. We are particularly pleased that by building this field house, Defiance can help stimulate economic development in our community while providing a premier athletic facility in northwest Ohio.

I hope you will have an opportunity to get to know our student-athletes both as members of a team and as individuals. They are an impressive bunch, who bring a wonderful level of excitement and energy to every-thing they undertake. And they also have tremendous potential. It has been my pleasure to get to know and interact with them on a regular basis. I encourage you to seek opportunities to meet them as well.

I want to thank our entire team, including players, coaches, trainers and staff, for the great work they do every day and the numerous ways in which they go “above and beyond” on a regular basis. I also want to thank our alumni, the parents of our athletes, and the various organiza-tions, all of whom donate generously to our athletic programs. Members of the Defiance College Board of Trustees, the Purple and Gold Club, and the Alumni Varsity ‘D’ all contribute immeasurably as well, both as individuals and through their organizations.

We are pleased to have you as our guest at DC today and hope that you will return to campus frequently for both sporting events and the numerous cultural and academic events which we are so proud to host.

We hope you enjoy the game. Go Jackets!

Sincerely,

Mark C. Gordon, PresidentSERRICK CAMPUS CENTER

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENTTHIS IS DEFIANCE COLLEGE

IN THE COMMUNITY 73 WINNING SEASONS • 34 POSTSEASON APPEARANCES • 26 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 23 ALL-AMERICANS



Nowhere else will you find students committed to their communities like Defi-ance College, and nowhere else will you find student-athletes and coaches as immersed in service and engagement.

Members of all Defiance men’s and women’s intercollegiate sports teams par-ticipate in service projects. Many student-athletes at DC have taken leadership roles in service initiatives on campus and in the community, and several have also received scholarships for international projects.

The men’s basketball team recently continued its ongoing mission of impacting the surrounding community by participating in the 13th-Annual Walk with Sunshine in Maumee, Ohio. The Walk with Sunshine helped to raise funds used for providing

residential, vocational and family support services to more than 1,000 people with developmental disabilities. The event had more than 1,400 participants, marking its highest total in program history.

Members of the DC men’s basketball team pushed wheelchairs along the three-mile walk, along with setting up tables and chairs, placing signs along the path and distributing water to the participants.

As is normally the case, the event had a lasting impact on the DC student-athletes who participated, as sophomore Logan Wolfrum stated, “It really brought joy to me to see the smiles that we put into the participants’ hearts.”

Junior Anthony Brown added, “The walk was very gratifying and uplifting. I am sure this experience will stick with us for the rest of our lives.”

The squad also participated in the 20th-Annual Make-A-Difference Day in October by traveling to Columbus, Ohio, to participate in the Ohio Special Olympics State Bowling Tournament for the third-straight year. Members of the DC men’s basketball team assisted nearly 500 bowlers at the event by keeping track of scores, handing out medals and providing motivation and support for the athletes.

The Defiance College men’s basketball program was awarded with a ser-vice plaque from the Special Olympics for its third year of participation at the event, but head coach Kyle Brumett summed it up by saying how happy his program was to be able to be a part of the experience. “We could not be more excited about our relationship with the Ohio Special Olympics,” said Brumett. “This is a great opportunity for our team to be a part of a very special event and to learn a lot about ourselves, while touching the lives of others. This is a great example of what we want our basketball program to be about, learning while giving.”

That sentiment was echoed by junior Kyle Tietje, who said, “Working at the Special Olympics Bowling Tournament is always a fun experience for every-one. It is an amazing feeling to see the excitement on the faces of the athletes as they compete, and to know that you are helping them achieve that excite-ment.”

During the 2009-2010 academic year, Defiance College student-athletes contributed more than 2,400 hours of service in their community and around the country.

Such experiences give Defiance College students a greater awareness of a diverse world and its needs, as well as the leadership skills to create positive change.

Defiance College has challenged students to defy the ordinary, to explore academic boundaries, to take on roles of civic responsibility and leadership, and to become engaged on campus and in the community. All of this makes for an extraordinary college experience.


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Yellow Jacket basketball utilizes several facilities on the Defiance College campus. Whether the team is competing against an HCAC rival at the Karl H. Weaner Community Center, or eating a pregame meal at the Serrick Campus Center, Defiance College coaches, administration and staff are devoted to providing the squad with the best facilities possible. The Weaner Center supplies a classic basketball atmosphere for the always exciting games with an adjacent training room, locker rooms, team room and pressbox. The Smart Fitness Center allows the Yellow Jackets to train on state-of-the-art cardiovascular equipment, as well as free-weight and Nautilus machines. The team also includes the McMaster Center gymnasium and weight room in its regular practice routine. DC recently broke ground on an 84,000 square-foot field house that will open in the fall of 2011. The multi-purpose floor will provide additional training areas for all 20 varsity athletic programs at Defiance, while the McMaster Center weight room and Smart Fitness Center will also be moved to the new facility to provide the campus with a fitness and recreational hub.

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ALUMNI VARSITY ‘D’DC BASKETBALL 2010-2011FOUR-STRAIGHT SEASONS WITH AT LEAST 17 WINS AND A TOP-FOUR FINISH IN THE HCAC

Alumni Varsity ‘D’ is an organization comprised of all former Yellow Jacket letterwinners. The goals of the Alumni Varsity ‘D’ are:

As Alumni Varsity ‘D’ contributors we join together to do great things. AVD has contributed over $30,000 this past year to support the special needs of our athletic department. Below are just a few of the projects supported by AVD in the last ten years.- Raised $10,000 for new lighting in the gym- Purchased weight room equipment totaling $18,000- Allocated $8,000 for the women’s softball diamond- Appropriated $5,500 for the baseball press box- Allocated $3,000 for new ticket booths at the football stadium- Allocated $4,000 for a new 40-pound washer for the field house- Raised $7,500 for new locker rooms for men’s and women’s soccer- Appropriated $10,000 for the new softball field press box- Raised $10,000 to refinish and paint the floors in the Weaner Center- Raised $10,000 to purchase new seating for soccer field- Allocated $10,000 to refurbish the Hohenberger Lounge- Raised $15,000 to go towards the new field house

Your contributions go directly toward helping current student-athletes at Defiance College. Be a part of the AVD annual giving program and make a difference today!

Call Alumni Relations at (419) 783-2572 for more information, or visit the Defiance College Alumni Varsity ‘D’ website at:

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- Further promote athletics at Defiance College- Coordinate the spirit of the Alumni Varsity ‘D’ letterwinners with that of the DC athletics program- Help stimulate a better relationship among athletes’ parents, friends of the College, and the DC athletics program

- Aid the athletics staff in the recruitment of athletes- Maintain a close relationship among DC athletes- Sponsor the DC Athletic Hall of Fame, Coach-of-the-Year and Honorary Letterman programs

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ALUMNI VARSITY ‘D’ 73 WINNING SEASONS • 34 POSTSEASON APPEARANCES • 26 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 23 ALL-AMERICANS



1974Dr. Dennis D. Bell, 1947Leighton Conkey, 1925

Victor Fowler, 1933Merle A. McDonald, 1948

Gilbert Smith, 1928Olan Smith, 1946

Charles Hemlein, 1918

1975Joseph Bowers, 1932

Dr. Charles Krouse, 1943Howard Scheurman, 1926

1976Fred J. Brown, 1922

Richard M. Small, 1949Fred Thompson, 1911

1977Dr. Michael D. Craden, 1960William A. Pellington, 1951Dr. Charles F. Wahl, 1949

1978Lloyd E. Geer, 1931

Lavon “Ed” Rex Vernon C. Snyder, 1950

1979R. Jack Behringer, 1949

O. Dudley Ebersole, 1932Thomas J. Grzywinski, 1963

C. Leslie James, 1926

1980R. Donnell Cathey, 1965Dr. Ralph H. Geer, 1930Dallas J. Gisler, 1933

Dick Lord, 1943

1981Benjamin F. Davis, 1967

Charles “Skip” Vosler, 1966Raymond R. Etzler, 1963

1982Martin A. Baumhower, 1963

Blaine P. Dowler, 1943Obed H. May, 1920

Kirk Mee, III (Coach - 1963-66)

1983Raymond (Bill) Rex, 1938

Dr. Victor Rowen (Coach - 1951-54)Olen J. Slough, 1932

Dr. Jack P. Yager, 1943

1984Frederick W. Bennetts

C. Bruce Derricotte, 1950Robert R. Diller, 1949

George M. Smart, 1967

1985Frederick G. Fox, 1929Charles A. Koch, 1960

John G. Manchester, 1941

1986Jose M. Arellano, 1967

Dr. James F. Ladd, 1958Roger Merb (Coach 1967-70)

1987Roger D. Eicher, 1956Lowell L. Snider, 1959

Ray Sumpter, 1951John T. Szabo, 1960

1988Bruce Baer, 1974

Carlin B. Carpenter, 1964Clare Fahrer, 1935

Robert P. Heischman, 1936

1989Robert H. Deitrick, 1960Jerry D. Griffith, 1970

Duane C. Hocking Robert A. Martin, 1976

1990Virgil M. Feeney, 1940

Larry Holden, 1970Joyce D. Anderson, 1966

Paul Yoder, 1959

1991Carol A. Anderson (Coach)Emmett Clinton Dix II, 1971Donald B. Dunham, 1938

Paul E. Ladd, 1961Lester H. Hale, 1934

1992Marv Hohenberger

Howard E. Meyer, 1958David Al Polzin, 1971

Howard W. Spicer, 1950

1993Ltc. Michael E. Hittle, 1973

Dan J. Kline, 1968Deryll Rohda, 1977

Howard W. Spicer, 1950

1994Thomas P. Herman, 1966Dennis M. Kidwell, 1969

Norman Krueckeberg, 1965Walter C. Zverina, 1958

1995James W. Arnzen, 1980

Thomas F. Bauerle, 1970Howard D. Johnson, 1970

Paul R. Ondrus, 1971

1996James D. Amstutz, 1972

Alan R. Moore, 1959Christine M. Slattery, 1979

Lori B. Ward, 1986

1997Kendall K. Bush, 1974John M. Decker, 1971

James J. Mains, Jr., 1940Vicki L. Martinich, 1979

1998Cletus E. Dreher, 1950

Lowell E. Gingrich, 1940Larry R. Papenfuss, 1981

Patricia A. Peter, 1971

1999Dennis Bostelman, 1988

Don F. Canfield, 1950Joseph F. Dawson, 1950Kenneth R. Rollins, 1956

2000Connie S. Collier, 1981Gary L. Evans, 1970

James A. Glase, 1970Martha E. Mallott, 1981

Darcy M. Robinson, 1983

2001Russell E. Glenn, 1954

A. Bernard (Bernie) Hatch, 1953Kathy E. (Elliott) Krygier, 1973

Paul D. Yon, 1970Linda (Laughrey) Zelms, 1971

2002Elmo Faiella, 1953

Kevin Finfrock, 1986Marcia (Burton) House, 1982

Holland Huss, 1951Frank Lantz, Jr., 1968

2003Denise Bierly, 1990Jerry Futrell, 1980

Martha Litherland (Coach - 1979-87)Mitchell Naufel, 1981Ronald Tisdale, 1977

2004Lawrence “Renz” Bowers, 1933

Kirsten Meyer, 1976Mark Meyer, 1979

Brent Renollet, 1986Cathy (Robinson) Rohr, 1980

2005Deborah (Shreve) Baringer, 1973

Tracy (Hanson) Beck, 1985Michael S. Burke, 1974

Sheri (Plassman) Kovaleski, 1984Michael R. Snyder, 1964

2006Randy Buchman (Coach - 1964-69)Cindy Elliott (Coach - 1983-94)

Dan Renftle, 1985Ed Roeth, 1971

Noel Underwood, 1957

2007Pam Borton, 1987

Michael England, 1974Robin Harris, 1980

2008Doug Murray, 1983Marv Retcher, 1972

Patricia Schwiebert, 1984George Stockman, 1957

2009Cindy (Youtsey) Conner, 1992

David Scott, 1973Mark Shine, 1974

Michael Wright, 1972

2010Rodger Geren, 1969Timothy Lee, 1976

Tami (Moser) Lupton, 1998Steven Wilkin, 1975

ALUMNI VARSITY ‘D’ EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERSDavid Polzin, 1971 - President

Annette Hoeffel, 1999 - Vice PresidentMike Snyder, 1964 - Past President

Tracy Beck, 1985Charles Nafziger, 1973

Juli Steingass, 1996 Jason Zumbaugh, 2000

Mark Miller, 1981Marv Retcher, 1972Jim Treece, 1957

Paul Yon, 1970Bill Ondrus, 1980

Chris Slattery, 1979Fred Warncke, 1962

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COACHING STAFFDC BASKETBALL 2010-2011FOUR-STRAIGHT SEASONS WITH AT LEAST 17 WINS AND A TOP-FOUR FINISH IN THE HCAC

Kyle Brumett is in his third season as the head coach for the men’s basketball program at Defiance College, after taking over the post on May 19, 2008.

The first two years of Brumett’s tenure with the Purple and Gold have been rich with accomplishments and accolades for the pro-

gram that has now won at least 17 games in four-straight seasons. Brumett boasts a 41-15 overall record with the Yellow Jackets and his .732 winning percentage at Defiance marks the highest career winning percentage of any coach in program history. His DC squads have been especially tough to beat on the home planks, where Defiance is 21-4 inside the Karl H. Weaner Community Center during the Brumett era.

In 2009-2010 Brumett guided DC to one of the finest seasons in school history, as its 23-6 clip gave Defiance its best single-season record and highest win total of the program’s NCAA Division III era. The Jackets got off to their best start since 1973 and rolled to the program’s 1,300th vic-tory in school history, 15th 20-win season, 26th conference champion-ship, fourth NCAA Tournament appearance and 34th postseason berth.

The conference title came via a thrilling, 70-65, victory against the top-seeded Anderson Ravens in the championship game of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament. The win capped an eight-game win streak that sent the Jackets into the NCAA Tournament, where they fell, 75-71, against No. 8 UW-Whitewater in the opening round.

Brumett has already coached eight Yellow Jackets to All-HCAC honors in just two years, and saw Nick Sales named as the HCAC Player of the Year and an Honorable Mention All-American following the 2009-2010 campaign. Brumett has also helped one of his athletes be named All-Region in each of his two seasons at Defiance, as Anthony Pettaway accom-plished the feat in 2009 and Sales did so in 2010.

Brumett came to Defiance after leading his Lakeland College squad to a 33-22 record and a 2008 Northern Athletics Con-ference Tournament Championship during his two-year stint with the Muskies.

Brumett guided Lakeland to a 17-11 record during the 2007-2008 campaign and entered the NAC Tournament as the sixth seed, before logging three-straight road victories over the top three teams in the league to claim the title. The im-

pressive tournament run concluded with a thrilling, 82-77, overtime victory over the top-seeded Aurora squad.

Along with his time as the Lakeland head coach, Brumett has also worked the sidelines for 11 years combined as an assistant coach or student assistant for three different programs in the collegiate ranks.

Prior to accepting his first collegiate head coaching stint at Lakeland, Brumett spent seven years as the top assistant at DePauw University. The Indiana native helped the Tigers to a 121-62 record, three South-ern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships and an appearance in the 2001-2002 NCAA Division III Tournament’s Elite Eight.

Brumett also spent time at the University of Southern Indiana during the 1998-1999 campaign, where he assisted current Tennessee head coach Bruce Pearl. The Eagles posted a 26-6 record and were the top-ranked team in NCAA Division II throughout the majority of the year.

The Hanover College graduate got his coaching career started by serv-ing as a student assistant coach for the Panthers when his playing ca-reer came to an end under HC’s legendary head coach Mike Beitzel.

Brumett graduated from Hanover with a degree in physical education in 1998, before earning a master’s degree in recreation and sport management from Indiana State University in 2004.

He and his wife, Steffanie, have a three-year old son, Leon Maxwell and a newborn son, Marcus David.

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PAT SULLIVANASSISTANT COACH / SECOND YEAR

(419) 783-2554 / [email protected] 2010-2011 season will be the second for Pat Sullivan as a member of the Yellow Jacket coaching staff, where he serves as an assis-tant coach while pursuing a master’s degree at Defiance College.

Sullivan came to DC after graduating from Denison in the spring of 2009 with a degree in economics and communication. During his time with the Big Red, Sullivan spent four years as a member of the men’s basketball team and played two seasons on the men’s soccer squad.

The Loveland, Ohio, native excelled on the hardwood for Denison as a three-year starter at the point guard position. Sullivan led Denison in points and assists en route to being named Honorable Mention All-North Coast Athletic Conference as a junior, before starting all 26 games as a team captain during his senior campaign.

Along with his time on the basketball court, Sul-livan spent three years on the Denison Student-Athlete Advisory Council and was a member of the academic Dean’s List.

NATE CONLEYASSISTANT COACH / FIRST YEAR

(419) 783-2384 / [email protected] Conley will begin his coaching career as a graduate assistant coach for the men’s basketball program in 2010-2011, after completing a four-year career on the planks with the Purple and Gold.

Conley earned a degree in mathematics in May of 2010 from Defiance College and will begin his coaching career with the Jackets, while working towards a master’s degree in education. Conley will focus his coaching ef-forts with the post players, while also assist-ing with recruiting.

Prior to making the transition to the coach-ing ranks, Conley rounded out his playing

career by starting all 29 games during the memorable 2009-2010 season for Defi-ance. The Fort Wayne, Ind., native set ca-reer highs in nearly every category, while helping Defiance (23-6) to its highest win total in its NCAA Division III tenure, the 26th conference championship in program his-tory and its first appearance in the NCAA D-III National Tournament since 2001.

Conley was part of Defiance’s historic six-man senior class that set a program record with 77 career victories in the school’s Divi-sion III era, while also collecting a pair of HCAC Championships and one NCAA Tourna-ment bid.

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Head Coach: Kyle Brumett (Hanover, 1998)Asst. Coach: Pat Sullivan (Denison, 2009)Asst. Coach: Nate Conley (Defiance, 2010)Student Manager: David Riley

Back Row (L to R): Adrian Wooten, Brandon Ray, Kyle Tietje, Justin Morris, Clay Heitkamp, Kevin Tietje, Ryan Hicks, Josh Francis, Derrick Bufford, Student Manager David Riley.Front Row (L to R): Trey Smith, David Wooldridge, Brandon Campbell, Anthony Brown, Asst. Coach Nate Conley, Head Coach Kyle Brumett, Asst. Coach Pat Sullivan, Logan Wolfrum, Brandon Hoke, Allen Tigner, Leroy Lewis.

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Juniors (5) Anthony Brown Brandon Hoke Justin Morris Kevin Tietje Kyle Tietje Sophomores (4) Derrick Bufford Brandon Campbell Logan Wolfrum David Wooldridge Freshmen (7) Josh Francis Clay Heitkamp Ryan Hicks Leroy Lewis Brandon Ray Allen Tigner Adrian Wooten

6-9 (1) Clay Heitkamp

6-7 (2) Justin Morris Kevin Tietje

6-6 (1) Ryan Hicks

6-5 (2) Brandon Ray Kyle Tietje

6-4 (3) Derrick Bufford Josh Francis Logan Wolfrum

6-2 (2) Anthony Brown Adrian Wooten 6-1 (2) Brandon Campbell Allen Tigner 6-0 (2) Leroy Lewis David Wooldridge 5-10 (1) Brandon Hoke

ILLINOIS (1)Glenbrook South .......................................................... Anthony Brown

INDIANA (1)Lawrence North .............................................................. Justin Morris

OHIO (14)Akron East ........................................................................ Leroy LewisAyersville ..................................................................... Logan WolfrumBrookhaven ................................................................... Brandon HokeCleveland Central Catholic ............................................. Derrick Bufford

Brandon CampbellHarvey .......................................................................... Adrian WootenMaysville ......................................................................... Brandon RayNew Bremen ................................................................. Clay HeitkampPatrick Henry .................................................................... Kevin Tietje

Kyle TietjePort Clinton ...................................................................... Josh Francis

Ryan HicksAllen Tigner

Tallmadge ................................................................. David Wooldridge

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DEFIANCE, Ohio - Fresh off of guiding his program to the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament Cham-pionship for its second league title in the past three years and its first NCAA National Tourna-ment bid since 2001, third-year head coach Kyle Brumett will look to steer a younger and re-vamped but equally gifted roster back to those same heights.

The bar has been raised high for the Defiance College men’s bas-ketball program over the past four seasons. During that time, DC has finished fourth or better in the HCAC and won at least 17 games each season on its way to amassing a 77-32 overall clip during that span. The .706 win-ning percentage over the past four seasons ranks as the third-highest clip among all NCAA Division III men’s basketball pro-grams in the state of Ohio.

The Jackets have been espe-cially dominant inside the HCAC, where they have won 36 of their last 48 league meetings on the way to the regular season championship in 2008 and the tournament title in 2010. In fact, no other HCAC team has won more conference games during the past four seasons than DC’s 45. Defiance also boasts six vic-tories in the HCAC Tournament during that span for the most among all league institutions.

The crown jewel of all of that re-cent success came during the 2009-2010 campaign, when the Purple and Gold went 23-6 to set a new program record for victo-ries during DC’s NCAA Division III era, claimed the 26th confer-ence championship in program history and advanced to the NCAA National Tournament for the fourth time since transition-ing from the NAIA ranks prior to the 1991-1992 season.

With eight newcomers joining only eight returners from that squad, the group of 2010-2011 Yellow Jackets will look to con-tinue the winning tradition, while creating their own legacy on the planks at Defiance College.

While many around the region and the HCAC are expecting and pos-sibly hoping for a step back from the DC program, as evidenced by the Jackets being picked sixth in the HCAC Preseason Coaches’ Poll, those close to the program remain excited.

Even without a senior on the roster, Defiance will not use its youth as an excuse and expects the experience that its battle-tested returners gained from last year’s HCAC and NCAA Tournament games to be a ma-jor advantage for the team as it looks to build on that success.

In order for that to happen, Defi-

ance will look to capitalize on its length and athleticism, while lean-ing on the trio of Anthony Brown, Kyle Tietje and Logan Wolfrum to take over the reins of the pro-gram. Those three accounted for 30.5 points per game one year ago. Along with assuming in-creased scoring responsibilities, they will be expected to increase their performance on the defen-sive end of the court as well.

Brumett will also need to find players to step up their efforts on the glass, after losing two of the top rebounders in the league over the past two years in An-thony Pettaway and Nick Sales. The most likely candidates to fill that role will be junior for-wards Kevin and Kyle Tietje, while sophomore guards Logan Wolfrum and Brandon Campbell could also chip in after showing a nose for the ball during their rookie campaigns.

More help will come from an incom-ing class deep with talented post players hailing from strong prep programs. The faster the fresh-men adapt to the collegiate level, the quicker DC could find itself on top of the HCAC once again.

POINT GUARDThe loss of a four-time All-Heart-land Collegiate Athletic Confer-ence point guard who had led the team and the league in assists per game for four-straight sea-

sons would be a crippling blow to the outlook of most teams, but that is not necessarily the case for Defiance. Sophomore Logan Wolfrum will take over for the departed Mike Floyd, ensur-ing that the position will remain in good hands. Wolfrum earned Honorable Mention All-HCAC honors as a rookie, after filling the box scores with 10.9 points, 3.2 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.0 steals a night off the bench for the Jackets. Wolfrum scored in double-digits 17 times and led DC in assists nine times as a reserve and those numbers should rise substantially for the Defiance, Ohio, native, as his minutes could climb north of 30 per game in 2010-2011. Wol-frum has used an outstanding offseason to prepare himself for the increased role and appears poised to give the Jackets one of the top point guards in the league once again. A pair of new faces could spell Wolfrum, as freshmen Leroy Lewis and Allen Tigner will provide depth at the point and shooting guard positions. Junior Anthony Brown could also slide over from his two-guard slot whenever his ball-handling skills are needed for the Purple and Gold.

SHOOTING GUARD / WINGThe squad’s active leader in scoring and minutes played is the aforementioned Anthony Brown, who has already started

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40 games during his time at DC. Brown netted 11.3 points per night and hit 36.9 percent of his attempts from beyond the arc as the team’s second-leading scorer one year ago. The Honor-able Mention All-HCAC perform-er is expected to join Wolfrum in seeing increased minutes, after averaging 22.8 per game last year, and should also add several points per game to his scoring average. Sophomore Brandon Campbell rounds out DC’s dynamic trio of likely back-court starters who each played valuable roles on the run to the NCAA Tournament in 2010. Campbell complements the of-fensive prowess of Brown and Wolfrum by relishing his role as the defensive stopper for the Jackets. During his first colle-giate season, Campbell ranked fifth in the HCAC with 1.5 steals per outing and started 20 of the team’s last 21 games. There are several names after Brown and Campbell on the depth chart at the wing positions but they will need to prove themselves either at the position, or at the collegiate level. Most notable on that list is Kyle Tietje, who will start in the post but could play on the wing when the Jackets decide to take advantage of his length. Returning players Bran-don Hoke and Derrick Bufford could earn increased roles, along with newcomers Leroy Lewis and Allen Tigner.

POSTThe graduations of Anthony Pet-taway two years ago, along with Nick Sales and Nate Conley last season have partially depleted the Jackets of their experienced options in the paint. The cup-board is not empty however, as Kevin and Kyle Tietje will return, along with Justin Morris to give Defiance a trio of junior post threats. All should see more time, while each Tietje will be leaned on to consistently display the flashes of talent and athleti-cism they have demonstrated throughout their first two sea-sons. Kyle averaged 8.3 points, 5.3 rebounds and 1.0 blocks a night, while hitting 55.0 percent of his attempts from the floor last season, while Kevin shot 53.2 percent and netted 4.7 points and 3.4 boards in only 12.9 minutes per game. A re-cruiting class loaded with post players will provide reinforce-ments, as Ryan Hicks and Josh Francis will don the Purple and Gold after leading Port Clinton High to the Ohio State Division II Finals in 2010. The two bring the big-game experience and win-ning tradition that should trans-late well to the collegiate level and could make their presence felt early into their DC careers. Clay Heitkamp and Brandon Ray will also see court time during their freshmen campaigns and give the Jackets two more excit-ing prospects in the post.

2010-2011 SCHEDULEDefiance has loaded up the schedule once again and will play five games against teams ranked in the D3hoops.com 2010-2011 Preseason Men’s Basketball Top-25. The challeng-ing slate will open with a home date against Kalamazoo, where the Jackets have gone 21-4 with head coach Kyle Brumett. If DC gets past the opener, it would then put an 11-game winning streak in regular season non-con-ference games dating back to December 29, 2008 on the line when it competes in Wheaton’s Lee Pfund Classic. The opening game of the tournament will pit Defiance against UW-Whitewa-ter in a rematch of last year’s first-round clash in the NCAA Tournament. Along with poten-tial games against foes from the nationally respected Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Confer-ence and the College Confer-ence of Illinois and Wisconsin, the non-conference slate will feature the renewed rivalry with Ohio Northern and the hosting of the 36th-Annual Purple and Gold Tournament on December 29 and 30. The challenging non-conference schedule should prepare Defiance for a grueling 18-game grind in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference, as the Jackets shoot for their third HCAC Championship in four years and the 27th crown in program history.

RETURNING LEADERS2009-2010 Statistics

Points Per GameAnthony Brown ........... 11.3Logan Wolfrum ........... 10.9

Field Goal PercentageKyle Tietje .................. .550Kevin Tietje ................ .532

Three-Pointers MadeLogan Wolfrum .............. 53Anthony Brown .............. 38

Three-Point PercentageLogan Wolfrum ........... .411Anthony Brown ........... .369

Free Throws MadeAnthony Brown .............. 56Logan Wolfrum .............. 56

Free Throw PercentageLogan Wolfrum ........... .862Anthony Brown ........... .836

Rebounds Per GameKyle Tietje .................... 5.3Kevin Tietje .................. 3.4

Assists Per GameLogan Wolfrum ............. 2.8Brandon Campbell ........ 0.9

Blocks Per GameKyle Tietje .................... 1.0Kevin Tietje .................. 0.5

Steals Per GameBrandon Campbell ........ 1.4Logan Wolfrum ............. 1.0

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5 KyleTietje F Jr. 6-5

10 DavidWooldridge G So. 6-0

12 BrandonCampbell G So. 6-1

13 AllenTigner G Fr. 6-1

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24 AnthonyBrown G Jr. 6-2

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44 AdrianWooten F Fr. 6-2

50 ClayHeitkamp F Fr. 6-9

54 JustinMorris F Jr. 6-7

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5 KyleTietje F Jr. 6-5

10 DavidWooldridge G So. 6-0

12 BrandonCampbell G So. 6-1

13 AllenTigner G Fr. 6-1

15 BrandonHoke G Jr. 5-10

22 LeroyLewis G Fr. 6-0

24 AnthonyBrown G Jr. 6-2

25 RyanHicks F Fr. 6-6

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33 LoganWolfrum G So. 6-4

35 JoshFrancis F Fr. 6-4

40 DerrickBufford F So. 6-4

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44 AdrianWooten F Fr. 6-2

50 ClayHeitkamp F Fr. 6-9

54 JustinMorris F Jr. 6-7

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MEET THE JACKETSDC BASKETBALL 2010-2011FOUR-STRAIGHT SEASONS WITH AT LEAST 17 WINS AND A TOP-FOUR FINISH IN THE HCAC

KYLE TIETJE5JUNIOR

6-5 / 195 / FORWARDDESHLER, OH / PATRICK HENRY HS

Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Freshman 25 10 329 42 103 .408 21 63 .333 14 24 .583 20 45 65 2.6 23 0 12 31 12 8 119 4.8 Sophomore 29 0 528 99 180 .550 4 15 .267 40 62 .645 45 108 153 5.3 78 2 15 35 29 11 242 8.3

TOTALS 54 10 857 141 283 .498 25 78 .321 54 86 .628 65 153 218 4.0 101 2 27 66 41 19 361 6.7

2009-2010 at Defiance: Played in all 29 games for the Jackets … Set new single-season highs with 242 points, 153 rebounds and 29 blocks … Led team in blocks and ranked sixth in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference … Ranked second on DC with 55.0-percent clip from the floor and 5.3 rebounds per game, while ending sixth and 11th in the league in those respective statistics … Ended fourth on the roster with 8.3 points per night … Shot 67.5 percent and netted 10.0 points, 6.2 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per game at home … Led Defiance in blocks in 18 games … Topped DC in rebounding in five contests … Scored 10-or-more points 11 times … Logged pair of double-doubles … Scored a career high 20 points in an 89-75 win over DePauw on December 30, 2009 in the championship game of the Purple and Gold Tournament … Named to the Purple and Gold and the Domino’s New Year’s Classic All-Tournament Teams.

2008-2009 at Defiance: Saw time in 25 games and earned 10 starts … Scored a season high 17 points and hit four-of-four trifectas in first collegiate start … Ranked third on the team with 12 blocks … Ranked 15th in HCAC with 0.48 blocks per game … Scored at least eight point in eight contests … Saw scoring average climb to 5.6 points per game at home.

High School: Three-time letterwinner for head coach Kent Seemann at Patrick Henry High … Named Third-Team All-Ohio … Earned First-Team All-Northwest Ohio Athletic League and all-district honors … Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Son of Ervin and Lori Tietje … Brother of fellow DC teammate Kevin Tietje … Cousin of current DC volley-ball player Jessica Tietje and former DC football standout Chris Tietje … Majoring in health and physical education.

CAREER HIGHSPoints

20 - vs DePauw, Dec. 30, 2009Assists

3 - at Heidelberg, Nov. 25, 2008Rebounds

11 - vs Ohio Wesleyan, Nov. 24, 2009Steals

2 - vs Bluffton, Feb. 17, 2010Blocks

3 - vs Franklin, Feb. 23, 2010

BRANDON HOKE15JUNIOR

5-10 / 180 / GUARDCOLUMBUS, OH / BROOKHAVEN HS

Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Freshman 15 0 64 3 8 .375 0 0 ------ 5 6 .833 0 3 3 0.2 1 0 1 7 1 1 11 0.7 Sophomore 12 0 43 3 16 .188 0 0 ------ 2 2 1.00 1 2 3 0.3 6 0 5 4 0 1 8 0.7

TOTALS 27 0 107 6 24 .250 0 0 ----- 7 8 .875 1 5 6 0.2 7 0 6 11 1 2 19 0.7

2009-2010 at Defiance: Played in 12 games for the Yellow Jackets during sophomore campaign … Earned 3.6 minutes of action per showing, while adding depth at the guard positions for DC … Scored a career high six points in a 114-51 win against OSU-Lima on December 29, 2009.

2008-2009 at Defiance: Earned playing time in 15 games … Averaged 4.3 minutes per contest … Showed a soft shooting touch, hitting five-of-six attempts from the charity stripe for an 83.3-percent clip.

High School: Earned trio of varsity letters on the hardwood at Columbus Brookhaven High under the guid-ance of head coach Hali Robinson … Winner of Coaches’ Leadership Award … Two-time Honorable Mention All-Columbus selection … Honored with Black Leadership Award and Martin Luther King Leadership Award … Member of the Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Son of David and April Hoke … Majoring in sport management with a minor in psychology.

CAREER HIGHSPoints

6 - vs OSU-Lima, Dec. 29, 2009 Assists

2 - vs Franklin, Jan. 16, 2010Rebounds

1 - vs Mt. St. Joseph, Feb. 13, 2010Steals

1 - vs OSU-Lima, Dec. 29, 2009Blocks

1 - at Hanover, Dec. 6, 2008

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TOTALS 56 40 1249 192 454 .423 72 199 .362 78 94 .830 22 58 80 1.4 42 0 55 66 3 13 534 9.5

2009-2010 at Defiance: Started 27-of-29 games for Defiance during sophomore season … Set new single-season highs of 11.8 points per game, 38 made three-point attempts, a 43.3-percent clip from the field and a 36.9-percent rate from long range … Ranked second on squad in scoring and three-point shooting percentage … Ended third on team in three-pointers and free throws made … Logged 661 minutes to rate fourth among all Jacket players … One of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference’s top scoring threats ranked among the top-20 players in the league in scoring, three-point field goals and three-point field goal percent-age … Racked up four 20-point games, including a career-best 23 in a 91-75 throttling of then No. 10 Anderson on January 27, 2010 … Reached double figures in scoring 17 times … Led Defiance in scoring in seven games … Became even more dangerous in home contests, boasting a 47.7-percent clip from the floor inside the Karl H. Weaner Community Center … Sank 91.7 percent of free throw attempts in 16 league games … Averaged 14.7 points on five-of-12 shooting from beyond the arc to earn a spot on the HCAC All-Tournament Team … Voted as an Honorable Mention All-HCAC selection.

2008-2009 at Defiance: Saw time in 27 games and earned 13 starts … Ranked fourth on team with 7.6 points a game during first season … Reached double figures in scoring 11 times … Ranked among top 15 in HCAC with 1.3 treys per game and a 35.4-percent clip from long range … Hit five threes and scored a career high 21 points against Ohio Northern on Nov. 21 … Went on to net 14.6 points and shoot 40.4 percent from long range during an eight-game stretch from November 21 through December 30 … Averaged 8.8 points a night at home … Connected on two-or-more treys nine times to help DC to an 8-1 mark in those contests.

High School: Played under head coach Scott Nemecek during time at Glenbrook South High … Two-time letterwinner … Named team captain and All-Central Suburban League … Member of the National Society of High School Scholars … Named to Dean’s List.

Personal: Son of Lewis Brown and Jill Matthews … Majoring in sport management with a minor in marketing.


TOTALS 50 0 684 110 215 .512 13 46 .283 28 40 .700 68 99 167 3.3 97 3 14 21 17 9 261 5.2

2009-2010 at Defiance: Played in all 29 games for Defiance, while adding depth to the post … Set new single-season career highs by shooting 53.2 percent from the field, hauling in 98 rebounds and swatting 15 shots … Ranked among DC’s top-three performers in each of those statistics … Ended sophomore campaign ranked 14th in the Heart-land Collegiate Athletic Conference with 0.5 blocks per game and 15th with 1.4 offensive boards per contest … Led DC in blocks in nine games … Paced the squad in steals in two outings … Netted at least 10 points three times … Raised production during HCAC play by shooting 56.5 percent from the field, 41.7 percent from three-point territory and 85.7 percent from the charity stripe.

2008-2009 at Defiance: Versatile forward made an immediate impact for Defiance … Netted 10.0 points and 5.8 rebounds a game off the bench through first 12 collegiate games … Ended rookie campaign with 21 games played and seven double-digit scoring performances … Ranked third on DC with 27 offensive rebounds … Notched first collegiate double-double with 16-point, 13-rebound effort against Rockford on December 29 … Backed that showing with 11 points and nine boards against Geneva on December 30 to earn spot on Purple and Gold Financial Classic All-Tourna-ment Team.

High School: Local product out of Patrick Henry High … Earned three varsity letters on the court for head coach Kent Seemann … Helped the Patriots win a pair of Northwest Ohio Athletic League Championships … Member of Dean’s List.

Personal: Son of Ervin and Lori Tietje … Brother of fellow DC teammate Kyle Tietje … Cousin of current DC volleyball player Jessica Tietje and former DC football standout Chris Tietje … Majoring in business administration with a minor in sport management.

CAREER HIGHSPoints

23 - vs Anderson, Jan. 27, 2010Assists

4 - vs Mt. Union, Nov. 21, 2009Rebounds

7 - vs Kalamazoo, Dec. 16, 2008Steals


2 - vs Madonna, Nov. 22, 2008

CAREER HIGHSPoints

18 - at Ohio Wesleyan, Dec. 18, 2008Assists

2 - vs Geneva, Dec. 30, 2008Rebounds

13 - vs Rockford, Dec. 29, 2008Steals

2 - at Kalamazoo, Nov. 15, 2009Blocks

2 - at Manchester, Feb. 3, 2010

ANTHONY BROWN 24JUNIOR

6-2 / 190 / GUARDGLENVIEW, IL / GLENBROOK SOUTH HS

KEVIN TIETJE 30JUNIOR

6-7 / 210 / FORWARDDESHLER, OH / PATRICK HENRY HS



JUSTIN MORRIS54JUNIOR

6-7 / 220 / FORWARDINDIANAPOLIS, IN / LAWRENCE NORTH HS

Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Freshman 12 0 38 3 5 .600 0 0 ------ 1 1 1.00 3 3 6 0.5 6 0 0 5 0 3 7 0.6 Sophomore 12 0 73 10 15 .667 0 0 ------ 4 12 .333 12 13 25 2.1 10 0 0 1 2 1 24 2.0

TOTALS 24 0 111 13 20 .650 0 0 ----- 5 13 .385 15 16 31 1.3 16 0 0 6 2 4 31 1.3

2009-2010 at Defiance: Continued to improve in the paint during 12 games as a sophomore … Connected on 10-of-15 attempts from the field for a blistering 66.7-percent rate … Shot 76.9 percent in Defiance victo-ries … Pulled down 12 offensive and 13 defensive rebounds … Showcased potential with 10 points, six re-bounds and one steal during 14 minutes of action in DC’s 114-51 rout of OSU-Lima on December 29, 2009.

2008-2009 at Defiance: Gained experience at the collegiate level by playing in 12 games … Athletic post player hit three-of-five attempts from the field.

High School: Three-time letterwinner at Lawrence North High … Played for head coach Jack Kefer.

Personal: Son of Cherise Lee … Majoring in business administration.

CAREER HIGHSPoints

10 - vs OSU-Lima, Dec. 29, 2009Assists

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6 - vs OSU-Lima, Dec. 29, 2009Steals


1 - at Franklin, Feb. 20, 2010

BRANDON CAMPBELL12SOPHOMORE

6-1 / 180 / GUARDCLEVELAND, OH / CLEVELAND CENTRAL CATHOLIC HS

Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Freshman 29 20 516 70 137 .511 1 13 .077 34 58 .586 28 42 70 2.4 55 0 26 36 2 42 175 6.0

TOTALS 29 20 516 70 137 .511 1 13 .077 34 58 .586 28 42 70 2.4 55 0 26 36 2 42 175 6.0

2009-2010 at Defiance: Saw action in all 29 games as a freshman for Defiance … Provided a needed defensive spark by cracking the starting lineup for 20 of the final 21 games of the season … Led DC in steals in eight games … Ranked second on the squad with 42 thefts and fifth in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference with 1.5 steals per game … Saw the clip climb to 1.6 swipes a night at home … Ended fourth on the squad with 51.5-percent rate from the field and 26 assists … Ranked fifth with 28 offensive rebounds … Eclipsed the 10-point barrier four times … Saw numbers climb to 51.8-percent shooting, 6.7 points and 2.5 rebounds per game over 16 league contests … Scored a career high 14 points in a 99-83 win against Franklin on January 16, 2010.

High School: Lettered twice under the watchful eye of head coach Kevin Noch … Team captain and Most Valuable Player of Ironmen squad that won the first-ever Ohio State Division III Championship for Cleveland Central Catholic in 2009 … Two-time All-North Coast League and all-district player … Named Special Mention All-Ohio as a junior …Excelled in the classroom, earning academic honors for junior and senior year.

Personal: Son of Dawn Campbell … High school teammate of fellow DC sophomore Derrick Bufford … Major-ing in accounting.

CAREER HIGHSPoints

14 - vs Franklin, Jan. 16, 2010 Assists

4 - at Anderson, Dec. 2, 2009Rebounds

7 - at Rose-Hulman, Jan. 23, 2010Steals

4 - at Mt. St. Joseph, Jan. 9, 2010Blocks

1 - at Bluffton, Jan. 20, 2010




Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Freshman 29 8 697 103 239 .431 53 129 .411 56 65 .862 12 81 93 3.2 47 0 80 51 14 29 315 10.9

TOTALS 29 8 697 103 239 .431 53 129 .411 56 65 .862 12 81 93 3.2 47 0 80 51 14 29 315 10.9

2009-2010 at Defiance: Started first eight games of collegiate career at point guard position … Went on to average 24.0 minutes per game, while playing in all 29 contests … Opened career with pair of 20-point outbursts in first two collegiate games, including a career-high 28 in an 80-67 win against Mount Union on November 21, 2009 … Led Defiance with 53 makes from three-point territory and a 41.4-percent clip from deep … Dished out 80 assists for second on the team … Finished third on squad with 697 minutes, 315 points, 81 defensive rebounds and 14 blocks … Added 29 steals, 56 made free throws and 93 rebounds to rank fourth among all Jackets in those respective statistics … Rated fifth among all Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference performers in three-point field goal percentage … Also among the league’s top 10 in assists and trifectas made … Ranked 23rd in the conference and fourth among all HCAC players in scoring … Reached double figures in scoring 17 times … Dished out five-or-more assists in six games … Shot 44.9 percent from three-point range in DC’s 23 victories … Saw Defiance go 18-3 when attempting at least six field goals … Led team in assists and blocks nine different times … Was Jackets’ leading scorer six times … Also paced DC in steals in six games … Netted 25.0 points, 4.5 boards and 5.5 assists per game as the Most Valuable Player of the John Dawson Tournament … Named to D3hoops.com Team of the Week following that performance … Two-time HCAC Player of the Week … Named to HCAC All-Tournament Team … Selected Honorable Mention All-HCAC.

High School: Local standout athlete from Ayersville High … Lettered twice for head coach Marv Retcher … Two-time First-Team All-Green Meadows Conference player … Two-time All-District Seven selection … Named Special Mention All-Ohio as a junior and senior … Voted as 2009 District Seven and Crescent-News Player of the Year … Also excelled on the baseball diamond and the golf course, earning First-Team All-GMC accolades in each sport as a senior.

Personal: Son of Jeff and Patti Wolfrum … Grandson of 1975 DC Hall-of-Fame inductee, Charles Krouse, who excelled for the Jackets on the hardwood and tennis court … Majoring in accounting.

Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Freshman 8 0 27 3 8 .375 1 1 1.00 0 0 ------ 2 3 5 0.6 3 0 2 2 0 0 7 0.9

TOTALS 8 0 27 3 8 .375 1 1 1.00 0 0 ------ 2 3 5 0.6 3 0 2 2 0 0 7 0.9

2009-2010 at Defiance: Saw time in eight games for Defiance during rookie season … Logged an average of 3.4 minutes per game played … Scored a career high five points in DC’s 99-83 victory against Franklin on January 16, 2010.

High School: Played for head coach Kevin Noch during time on the hardwood at Cleveland Central Catholic … Helped Ironmen to 25-3 record and Ohio State Division III Championship during senior year … Named Second-Team All-North Coast League … Earned academic honors as a senior.

Personal: Son of Derrick Bufford Sr. … High school teammate of fellow DC sophomore Brandon Campbell … Majoring in sport management with a minor in business administration.

CAREER HIGHSPoints

28 - vs Mt. Union, Nov. 21, 2009Assists

7 - vs Mt. Union, Nov. 21, 2009Rebounds

8 - at Kalamazoo, Nov. 15, 2009Steals


3 - vs Anderson, Jan. 27, 2010

CAREER HIGHSPoints

5 - vs Franklin, Jan. 16, 2010Assists

1 - vs Ferrum, Jan. 2, 2010Rebounds

2 - vs Mt. St. Joseph, Feb. 13, 2010Steals

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LOGAN WOLFRUM 33SOPHOMORE

6-4 / 165 / GUARDDEFIANCE, OH / AYERSVILLE HS

DERRICK BUFFORD 40SOPHOMORE

6-4 / 170 / FORWARDCLEVELAND, OH / CLEVELAND CENTRAL CATHOLIC HS



DAVID WOOLDRIDGESOPHOMORE

6-0 / 165 / GUARDAKRON, OH / TALLMADGE HS

High School: Played for head coach Jon Karnuth during time at Tallmadge High … Earned pair of varsity let-ters on the hardwood … Named Second-Team All-Suburban League … Selected as an Akron Area All-Star … Voted as a team captain for the Blue Devils.

Personal: Son of Dave and Randy Wooldridge … Majoring in business marketing.

ALLEN TIGNERFRESHMAN

6-1 / 175 / GUARDPORT CLINTON, OH / PORT CLINTON HS

High School: Lettered three times at Port Clinton High … Played for head coach Troy Diels … Voted as an All-Sandusky Bay Conference performer from the point guard position … Helped Redskins to 26-1 record and a trip to the Ohio State Division II Finals as a senior … Also excelled as an All-Ohio standout on the gridiron.

Personal: Son of Lisa Tigner … Majoring in sport management … High school teammate of fellow DC fresh-men Josh Francis and Ryan Hicks.

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LEROY LEWIS 22FRESHMAN

6-0 / 175 / GUARDAKRON, OH / AKRON EAST HS

High School: Played under head coach Steve White during time at Akron East High … Lettered on the hard-wood in all four seasons … Named all-district and All-Summit County … Voted First-Team All-Akron … Named Second-Team All-Ohio.

Personal: Son of Leroy Lewis Sr. and Gloria Lewis … Majoring in education with a minor in psychology … Selected as the Armed Forces Newcomer of the Year …Served in the United States Army from 2002 through 2008 prior to coming to Defiance College.

RYAN HICKS 25FRESHMAN

6-6 / 180 / FORWARDPORT CLINTON, OH / PORT CLINTON HS

High School: Four-time letterman at Port Clinton High … Played for head coach Troy Diels … Three-time team Most Valuable Player … Three-time First-Team All-Sandusky Bay Conference performer … Earned First-Team All-Ohio honors after leading Redskins to a 26-1 record and a trip to the Ohio State Division II Finals … Voted as Northwest Ohio Player of the Year.

Personal: Son of Tim and Lori Hicks … Majoring in business … High school teammate of fellow DC freshmen Josh Francis and Allen Tigner.

JOSH FRANCISFRESHMAN

6-4 / 200 / FORWARDPORT CLINTON, OH / PORT CLINTON HS

High School: Played for head coach Troy Diels at Port Clinton High … Three-time All-Sandusky Bay Confer-ence player … Three-time All-Northwest District selection … Two-time Co-Most Valuable Player for the Red-skins … Helped squad to 26-1 record and a trip to the Ohio State Division II Finals as a senior.

Personal: Son of Angel Francis … Major is undecided … High school teammate of fellow DC freshmen Ryan Hicks and Allen Tigner.

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BRANDON RAYFRESHMAN

6-5 / 215 / FORWARDZANESVILLE, OH / MAYSVILLE HS

High School: Played one varsity season for the Panthers at Maysville High … Mentored by head coach Todd Whiteman … Selected First-Team All-District 12 … Named First-Team All-Muskingum Valley League.

Personal: Son of Mark and Sherri Ray … Major is undecided.

ADRIAN WOOTENFRESHMAN

6-2 / 190 / FORWARDPAINESVILLE, OH / HARVEY HS

High School: Three-time letterman at Harvey High … Played for head coach Tim Starkey … Selected as Red Raiders’ Most Valuable Player … Named a Greater Cleveland All-Star … Named Third-Team All-Northeast Lakes District … Tabbed as a First-Team All-Chagrin Valley Conference performer.

Personal: Son of John Wooten … Major is undecided.

CLAY HEITKAMPFRESHMAN

6-9 / 230 / FORWARDNEW BREMEN, OH / NEW BREMEN HS

High School: Lettered twice on the planks for head coach Mike Ernst during time at New Bremen High … Selected as an All-Midwest Athletic Conference performer during senior year.

Personal: Son of Greg and Jill Heitkamp … Majoring in accounting.

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2009-2010 REVIEW 73 WINNING SEASONS • 34 POSTSEASON APPEARANCES • 26 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 23 ALL-AMERICANS



RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL All Games 23-6 12-1 7-4 4-1 HCAC Games 11-5 7-1 4-4 0-0 Non-Conference Games 12-1 5-0 3-0 4-1

DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS11-15 at Kalamazoo W 79-62 22 Logan Wolfrum 8 Logan Wolfrum 4 Logan Wolfrum11-21 vs Mt. Union ! W 80-67 28 Logan Wolfrum 10 Nick Sales 7 Logan Wolfrum11-22 at Adrian ! W 79-72 (ot) 21 Nick Sales 8 Kyle Tietje 6 Logan Wolfrum11-24 Ohio Wesleyan W 74-71 22 Nick Sales 11 Kyle Tietje 4 Logan Wolfrum12-2 at Anderson * L 88-70 20 Anthony Brown 8 Nick Sales 7 Mike Floyd12-5 Rose-Hulman * W 82-61 15 Nick Sales 8 Nick Sales 5 Mike Floyd12-9 Manchester * W 95-82 17 Logan Wolfrum 10 Nick Sales 5 Mike Floyd12-12 at Hanover * L 79-73 18 Nick Sales 11 Nick Sales 8 Mike Floyd12-16 Madonna W 90-79 16 Nick Sales 11 Nick Sales 4 Mike Floyd12-29 OSU-Lima $ W 114-51 19 Anthony Brown 9 Eric Stolly 6 Logan Wolfrum12-30 DePauw $ W 89-74 23 Nick Sales 7 Nick Sales 13 Mike Floyd1-2 vs Ferrum ^ W 87-85 17 Mike Floyd 9 Kyle Tietje 9 Mike Floyd1-3 vs Ohio Wesleyan ^ W 64-56 14 Kyle Tietje 7 Nick Sales 5 Mike Floyd1-6 at Transylvania * L 58-56 11 Anthony Brown 10 Nick Sales 5 Nick Sales1-9 at Mt. St. Joseph * W 81-72 17 Logan Wolfrum 7 Nick Sales 6 Logan Wolfrum1-16 Franklin * W 99-83 19 Mike Floyd 6 Heath Armstrong 6 Mike Floyd1-20 at Bluffton * L 91-83 25 Nick Sales 13 Nick Sales 7 Mike Floyd1-23 at Rose-Hulman * W 61-57 20 Nick Sales 7 Brandon Campbell 5 Mike Floyd1-27 Anderson * W 91-75 23 Anthony Brown 9 Kyle Tietje 7 Mike Floyd1-30 Hanover * L 78-70 22 Nick Sales 10 Nick Sales 6 Logan Wolfrum2-3 at Manchester * W 70-59 12 Kevin Tietje 7 Nick Sales 4 Mike Floyd2-6 Transylvania * W 71-64 22 Logan Wolfrum 7 Nick Sales 7 Nick Sales2-13 Mt. St. Joseph * W 83-64 23 Mike Floyd 10 Kyle Tietje 4 Mike Floyd2-27 Bluffton * W 70-60 25 Nick Sales 11 Nick Sales 3 Logan Wolfrum2-20 at Franklin * W 73-60 19 Anthony Brown 6 Kevin Tietje 7 Mike Floyd2-23 Franklin # W 92-78 19 Logan Wolfrum 7 Nick Sales 3 Mike Floyd2-26 vs Hanover # W 72-59 20 Anthony Brown 8 Nick Sales 5 Logan Wolfrum2-27 at Anderson # W 70-65 17 Anthony Brown 8 Nick Sales 7 Mike Floyd3-6 vs UW-Whitewater % L 75-71 27 Nick Sales 15 Nick Sales 4 Nick SalesHome Games In Bold. / * = HCAC game / ! = John Dawson Tournament / $ = Purple and Gold Tournament / ^ = Domino’s New Year’s Classic / # = HCAC Tournament / % NCAA Tournament

NAME GP GS MPG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG A TO BLK STL PTS AVGNick Sales 29 28 26.5 174 308 .565 0 1 .000 105 143 .734 71 166 237 8.2 76 67 14 64 453 15.6Anthony Brown 29 27 22.8 117 270 .433 38 103 .369 56 67 .836 10 31 41 1.4 21 33 1 6 328 11.3Logan Wolfrum 29 8 24.0 103 239 .431 53 129 .411 56 65 .862 12 81 93 3.2 80 51 14 29 315 10.9Mike Floyd 25 22 28.3 81 208 .389 21 74 .284 85 108 .787 15 42 57 2.3 135 71 1 38 268 10.7Kyle Tietje 29 0 18.2 99 180 .550 4 15 .267 40 62 .645 45 108 153 5.3 15 35 29 11 242 8.3Heath Armstrong 29 1 18.7 56 159 .352 43 130 .331 29 33 .879 17 39 56 1.9 26 15 2 16 184 6.3Brandon Campbell 29 20 17.8 70 137 .511 1 13 .077 34 58 .586 28 42 70 2.4 26 36 2 42 175 6.0Kevin Tietje 29 0 12.9 59 111 .532 5 15 .333 12 15 .800 41 57 98 3.4 6 11 15 7 135 4.7Eric Stolly 22 9 12.8 19 46 .413 13 36 .361 9 10 .900 15 34 49 2.2 18 6 3 5 60 2.7Justin Morris 12 0 6.1 10 15 .667 0 0 ------ 4 12 .333 12 13 25 2.1 0 1 2 1 24 2.0Nate Conley 29 29 16.6 21 32 .656 0 0 ---------- 5 14 .357 29 52 81 2.8 8 13 3 13 47 1.6Josh Stuckey 16 1 5.3 10 23 .435 2 6 .333 3 4 .750 11 17 28 1.8 3 9 3 0 25 1.6Clayton Nieport 13 0 3.2 5 13 .385 2 7 .286 6 12 .500 1 3 4 0.3 6 3 0 2 18 1.4Derrick Bufford 8 0 3.4 3 8 .375 1 1 1.00 0 0 ------ 2 3 5 0.6 2 2 0 0 7 0.9Brandon Hoke 12 0 3.6 3 16 .188 0 0 ------ 2 2 1.00 1 2 3 0.3 5 4 0 1 8 0.7Marcus Cabrera 2 0 1.0 0 0 ---------- 0 0 ---------- 0 0 ---------- 0 1 1 0.5 0 0 1 0 0 0.0Derek Gagle 1 0 1.0 0 0 ---------- 0 0 ---------- 0 0 ---------- 0 1 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Team 45 33 78 2.7 1

Defiance 29 29 200.0 830 1765 .470 183 530 .345 446 605 .737 355 725 1080 37.2 427 358 90 235 2289 78.9Opponents 29 29 200.0 719 1665 .432 148 471 .314 440 606 .726 314 654 968 33.4 364 425 93 199 2026 69.9

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TEAM STATISTICS DC OPPSCORING 2289 2026 Points Per Game 78.9 69.9 Scoring Margin +9.0 - First Half Scoring 1056 882 Second Half Scoring 1221 1139 Overtime Scoring 12 5FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 830-1765 719-1665 Field Goal Percentage .470 .432

TEAM STATISTICS DC OPP3-POINT FG-ATTEMPTS 183-530 148-471 3-Point FG Percentage .345 .314 3-Point FGM Per Game 6.3 5.1FREE THROW-ATTEMPTS 446-605 440-606 Free Throw Percentage .737 .726REBOUNDS 1080 968 Rebounds Per Game 37.2 33.4 Rebounding Margin +3.8 -ASSISTS 427 364 Assists Per Game 14.7 12.6

TEAM STATISTICS DC OPPTURNOVERS 358 425 Turnovers Per Game 12.3 14.7 Turnover Margin +2.4 - Assist/Turnover Ratio 1.2 0.9STEALS 235 199 Steals Per Game 8.1 6.9BLOCKS 90 93 Blocks Per Game 3.1 3.2

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POSTSEASON HONORSDC BASKETBALL 2010-2011FOUR-STRAIGHT SEASONS WITH AT LEAST 17 WINS AND A TOP-FOUR FINISH IN THE HCAC

FIRST TEAM ALL-HCAC AWARDS 2000-2001 Gavin Sever * 2000-2001 Frank Kill 2000-2001 Eric Viney 2001-2002 Eric Viney 2001-2002 Mike Kurdziel 2002-2003 Mike Kurdziel 2002-2003 Jeremy Miklovic 2003-2004 Matt Voland 2004-2005 Curt Croy 2006-2007 Anthony Pettaway 2007-2008 C.J. Johnson 2007-2008 Anthony Pettaway * 2008-2009 Mike Floyd 2008-2009 Anthony Pettaway 2008-2009 Nick Sales 2009-2010 Mike Floyd 2009-2010 Nick Sales * * Conference Player of the Year

HCAC FRESHMAN-OF-THE-YEAR AWARDS 2001-2002 Jeremy Miklovic 2002-2003 Curt Croy 2004-2005 C.J. Johnson

ALL-DISTRICT / REGION AWARDS1964-1965 Paul Shahan -1966-1967 Dan Terhune 2nd1967-1968 Dan Terhune -1968-1969 Dan Terhune -1968-1969 Larry Holden -1971-1972 Marv Retcher 2nd1971-1972 Jim Amstutz 1st1972-1973 Bruce Baer 1st1972-1973 Ken Bush 1st1973-1974 Bruce Baer 1st1973-1974 Bob Martin 1st1974-1975 Bob Martin 1st1975-1976 Don Thornton 1st1975-1976 Kevin Dilworth HM1977-1978 Don Thornton 1st1977-1978 Jim Harshman 1st1977-1978 Jim Arnzen HM1980-1981 Brett Wingate -1981-1982 Brett Wingate -1983-1984 Bill Szabo 1st1983-1984 Jerome Floyd HM1984-1985 Bill Szabo 1st1984-1985 Ron Schomaeker 1st1985-1986 Ron Schomaeker 1st1986-1987 Dennis Bostelman 1st1987-1988 Dennis Bostelman * 1st1987-1988 Terry Morman HM1988-1989 Doug Prigge 1st1998-1999 Chad Kahle 2nd1999-2000 Chad Kahle 2nd2007-2008 Anthony Pettaway * 1st2008-2009 Anthony Pettaway 2nd2009-2010 Nick Sales 1st * Player of the Year

ALL-AMERICANS1957-1958 Joe Hockenberry HM1957-1958 John Szabo HM1961-1962 Ray Etzler HM1962-1963 Ray Etzler HM1963-1964 Norm Krueckeberg HM1967-1968 Dan Terhune HM1970-1971 Ed Roeth HM1971-1972 Jim Amstutz HM1972-1973 Bruce Baer HM1972-1973 Ken Bush HM1973-1974 Bruce Baer HM1973-1974 Bob Martin HM1974-1975 Bob Martin HM1975-1976 Don Thornton HM1978-1979 Mark Meyer HM1981-1982 Brett Wingate HM1983-1984 Bill Szabo 2nd1984-1985 Bill Szabo HM1987-1988 Dennis Bostelman 2nd1999-2000 Chad Kahle 2nd2002-2003 Curt Croy Freshman2007-2008 Anthony Pettaway 3rd2009-2010 Nick Sales HM

COACH-OF-THE-YEAR AWARDS1966-1967 Hohenberger District1971-1972 Hohenberger HBCC1971-1972 Hohenberger District1971-1972 Hohenberger Ohio1972-1973 Hohenberger District1977-1978 Hohenberger District1983-1984 Hohenberger HBCC1985-1986 Hohenberger HBCC1987-1988 Hohenberger District1992-1993 Hohenberger AMC2007-2008 Miller HCAC2007-2008 Miller District

No. Site Opponent Score Date/Season1 - Bowling Green YMCA 49-4 1905-1906100 - Toledo 49-31 1925-1926200 - Bluffton 60-44 1937-1938300 H Olivet 71-59 1950-1951400 - Bluffton 87-75 1956-1957500 A Cedarville 66-64 Feb.1, 1963600 A Wilmington 88-77 Feb. 14, 1970

No. Site Opponent Score Date/Season700 A Bluffton 85-78 Jan. 4, 1975800 A Central State 72-68 Mar. 3, 1980 900 A Wilmington 107-96 Feb. 11, 19851000 N Waynesburg 115-55 Nov. 16, 19901100 N St. Mary’s (MI) 95-85 Nov. 22, 19971200 H Grace 87-82 Nov. 22, 20031300 A Manchester 70-59 Feb. 3, 2010

HOHENBERGER

POSTSEASON HISTORY

Defiance has qualified for the postseason 34 times with 30 of those appearances coming in the NAIA. From 1956 to 1961 Defiance lost its first 11 postseason games, starting with a loss to Steubenville College, 92-75, on February 29, 1956. DC’s first-ever post-season win came on March 6, 1962, when the Yellow Jackets defeated Ohio Northern, 74-73, in the District 22 Semifinals. During its time in the NAIA, DC won four District 22 Titles.

The Yellow Jackets have had four postseason berths in the NCAA tournament but have yet to taste victory, falling in the first round to Otterbein in 1993 and 1999, to Calvin in 2001 and to UW-Whitewater in 2010.

DC’s last postseason win came on March 3, 1990, via a 56-55 victory over Tiffin in the NAIA District 22 Semifinals. All-time, DC is 20-39 in postseason play.

1955-1956 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1956-1957 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1957-1958 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1958-1959 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1959-1960 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1960-1961 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1961-1962 NAIA District 22 Finalists 1962-1963 NAIA District 22 Finalists 1965-1966 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1966-1967 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1967-1968 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1968-1969 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1969-1970 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1970-1971 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1971-1972 NAIA District 22 Finalists 1972-1973 NAIA District 22 Champions National Qualifiers 1973-1974 NAIA District 22 Champions National Qualifiers 1974-1975 NAIA District 22 Finalists 1975-1976 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1977-1978 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1979-1980 NAIA District 22 Champions National Qualifiers 1980-1981 NAIA District 22 Finalists 1981-1982 NAIA District 22 Finalists 1982-1983 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1983-1984 NAIA District 22 Finalists 1984-1985 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1985-1986 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1986-1987 NAIA District 22 Qualifiers 1987-1988 NAIA District 22 Champions National Qualifiers 1989-1990 NAIA District 22 Finalists 1992-1993 NCAA Tournament Qualifiers 1998-1999 NCAA Tournament Qualifiers 2000-2001 NCAA Tournament Qualifiers 2009-2010 NCAA Tournament Qualifiers

MILESTONE VICTORIES

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS1980-1981 Larry Papenfuss 1st1989-1990 Terry Morman 1st

TEAM RECORDS 73 WINNING SEASONS • 34 POSTSEASON APPEARANCES • 26 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 23 ALL-AMERICANS



CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPSSeason Conference Record Coach1921-1922 NW Ohio 7-1 Vanderscoff1922-1923 NW Ohio 6-2 Vanderscoff1924-1925 NW Ohio ^ 6-2 Miller1928-1929 NW Ohio 7-1 Wilson1929-1930 NW Ohio 7-1 Wilson1955-1956 Mid-Ohio 11-1 McDonald1956-1957 Mid-Ohio 11-1 McDonald1959-1960 Mid-Ohio 11-1 McDonald1960-1961 Mid-Ohio 11-1 McDonald1962-1963 Mid-Ohio 6-2 McDonald1966-1967 Mid-Ohio 7-1 Hohenberger1968-1969 Mid-Ohio ^ 7-3 Hohenberger1969-1970 Mid-Ohio 9-1 Hohenberger1971-1972 Hoosier-Buckeye* 6-0 Hohenberger1972-1973 Hoosier-Buckeye 13-3 Hohenberger1977-1978 Hoosier-Buckeye^ 12-4 Hohenberger1982-1983 Hoosier-Buckeye^ 13-3 Hohenberger1983-1984 Hoosier-Buckeye 14-0 Hohenberger1984-1985 Hoosier-Buckeye ^ 8-4 Hohenberger1985-1986 Hoosier-Buckeye 10-2 Hohenberger1991-1992 Mideast Collegiate ^ 4-2 Hohenberger1992-1993 Mideast Collegiate 6-0 Hohenberger1993-1994 Mideast Collegiate 6-0 Hohenberger2000-2001 Heartland ^ 7-5 Palombo2007-2008 Heartland 13-3 Miller2009-2010 Heartland 11-5 Brumett ^ - Co-championship * - Ohio Division Champion

RECORDS AND STREAKSWins and LossesMost wins: .................................................. 26 (26-4, 1983-1984)Winning percentage: ............................... 92.3% (24-2, 1971-1972)Most losses: ............................................... 17 (8-17, 1996-1997) 17 (3-17, 1964-1965)

Longest Streaks Wins: ................................................................... 20 (1983-1984)Losses: ............................................................... 10 (1932-1933)

Longest Conference StreaksWins: .........................................17 (Hoosier-Buckeye, 1983-1985)Losses: .................................................12 (Mid-Ohio, 1963-1966)

Most Points ScoredPer game: ................95.5 (2484 points in 26 games / 1971-1972)Total: ..........................2,624 (84.6 ppg in 31 games / 1979-1980)Game (all-time): ...................138 (138-41 vs Giffin / Nov. 30, 1954)Game (modern): .........132 (132-91 vs Rio Grande / March 6, 1972)Away: ...........................124 (124-98 vs Lake Erie / Feb. 24, 1998)In a loss: ................. 109 (109-112 vs Heidelberg / Nov. 24, 1998) 109 (109-120 vs Olivet / Jan. 10, 1998)Both teams: ..............242 (131-111 vs MacMurray / Dec. 3, 1973)Allowed: ................. 124 (94-124 vs Spring Arbor / Nov. 21,1997)

Margin of VictoryAll games: ...........................97 (138-41 vs Giffin / Nov. 30, 1954)Modern era: ..................63 (114-51 vs OSU-Lima / Dec. 29, 2009)By opponent (all-time): ................. 65 (7-72 vs Grace / 1914-1915)Opponent (modern): ......55 (61-116 vs Manchester / Dec. 5, 1964)

ShootingField goals made: ............................................. 1085 (1972-1973)Field goal percentage: ..............51.9% (1011 of 1948, 1983-1984)Three-point FG made: ......................................... 229 (2001-2002)Three-point FG percentage: ...........43.1% (183 of 425, 1989-1990)Free-throws made: .............................................. 567 (1959-1960)

COACHING RECORDS BY VICTORIESCoach Yrs. W L Pct. Seasons1. Marv Hohenberger 32 581 295 .663 1965-1966 to 1996-19972. Merle McDonald 11 162 81 .667 1954-1955 to 1964-19653. Tom Palombo 6 100 63 .613 1997-1998 to 2002-20034. Jon Miller 5 67 63 .515 2003-2004 to 2007-20085. Victor Rowen 3 45 21 .682 1951-1952 to 1953-19546. E.B. Wilson 4 43 30 .475 1927-1928 to 1930-19317. Kyle Brumett 2 41 15 .732 2008-2009 to Present8. Frederic Bennetts 3 34 28 .548 1948-1949 to 1950-19519. Gilbert Smith 3 27 16 .628 1933-1934 to 1935-193610. Ernest Miller 2 20 10 .667 1923-1924 to 1924-192511. Paul Mason 2 17 23 .425 1925-1926 to 1926-1927T12. Charles Vanderscoff 2 14 9 .609 1921-1922 to 1922-1923T12. J.D. Kibler 2 14 12 .538 1913-1914 to 1914-191514. George Thompson 3 13 14 .481 1915-1916 to 1917-191815. George Fielding 1 12 10 .545 1947-194816. Paul Lyne 1 10 5 .667 1931-193217. Abraham Sharadin 1 8 10 .444 1920-192118. A.G. Caris 2 4 2 .667 1905-1906 to 1906-190719. Orin Snyder 1 3 11 .214 1919-1920 (Other coaches account for a 92-111 record in 18 seasons.) Bold denotes active coach

SEASON W/L RECORDSSeason W L Pct.1958-1959 15 7 .682 1959-1960 22 3 .880 1960-1961 18 4 .818 1961-1962 16 7 .696 1962-1963 13 7 .650 1963-1964 9 11 .450 1964-1965 3 17 .150 1965-1966 16 6 .727 1966-1967 18 7 .720 1967-1968 21 6 .778 1968-1969 13 12 .520 1969-1970 17 9 .6541970-1971 19 7 .731 1971-1972 24 2 .923 1972-1973 25 5 .833 1973-1974 22 6 .7861974-1975 19 10 .6551975-1976 16 13 .5521976-1977 13 13 .500 1977-1978 19 8 .704 1978-1979 18 8 .692 1979-1980 23 8 .742 1980-1981 20 9 .690 1981-1982 14 14 .500 1982-1983 21 10 .677 1983-1984 26 4 .867 1984-1985 21 10 .677 1985-1986 19 9 .679 1986-1987 18 11 .621 1987-1988 24 7 .774 1988-1989 15 13 .536 1989-1990 20 10 .667 1990-1991 14 12 .538 1991-1992 14 12 .538 1992-1993 21 6 .778 1993-1994 17 8 .680 1994-1995 12 13 .480 1995-1996 14 10 .583 1996-1997 8 17 .320 1997-1998 13 12 .520 1998-1999 17 11 .607 1999-2000 18 9 .667 2000-2001 17 11 .607 2001-2002 18 10 .6432002-2003 17 10 .6302003-2004 12 14 .4292004-2005 10 16 .3852005-2006 9 16 .3602006-2007 17 9 .6542007-2008 19 8 .7042008-2009 18 9 .6672009-2010 23 6 .793105 years 1307 829 .612

Season W L Pct. 1904-1905 - - -1905-1906 1 1 .500 1906-1907 3 1 .750 1907-1908 - - -1908-1909 1 2 .333 1909-1910 0 4 .000 1910-1911 2 11 .154 1911-1912 4 5 .444 1912-1913 8 5 .615 1913-1914 8 6 .571 1914-1915 6 6 .500 1915-1916 3 9 .250 1916-1917 8 3 .727 1917-1918 2 2 .500 1918-1919 - - -1919-1920 3 11 .214 1920-1921 8 10 .444 1921-1922 8 5 .615 1922-1923 6 4 .600 1923-1924 8 7 .533 1924-1925 12 3 .800 1925-1926 11 10 .524 1926-1927 6 13 .316 1927-1928 4 16 .200 1928-1929 15 5 .750 1929-1930 14 2 .875 1930-1931 10 7 .588 1931-1932 10 5 .667 1932-1933 1 10 .091 1933-1934 4 9 .308 1934-1935 12 3 .800 1935-1936 11 4 .733 1936-1937 5 11 .3131937-1938 6 11 .353 1938-1939 5 10 .333 1939-1940 7 11 .389 1940-1941 13 7 .650 1941-1942 10 7 .588 1942-1943 12 3 .8001943-1944 - - -1944-1945 - - -1945-1946 8 7 .5331946-1947 10 7 .5881947-1948 12 10 .545 1948-1949 9 12 .429 1949-1950 12 9 .5711950-1951 13 7 .650 1951-1952 16 6 .7271952-1953 17 4 .8101953-1954 12 11 .522 1954-1955 14 7 .667 1955-1956 20 4 .8331956-1957 19 5 .7921957-1958 13 9 .591


SEASON RECORDSDC BASKETBALL 2010-2011FOUR-STRAIGHT SEASONS WITH AT LEAST 17 WINS AND A TOP-FOUR FINISH IN THE HCAC

POINTS PER GAME25.5 Bill Pace 1955-195625.2 Dennis Bostelman 1986-198724.7 Ray Etzler 1962-196324.6 Olan Smith 1945-194624.5 Bill Szabo 1984-198524.4 Bill Szabo 1983-1984

ASSISTS352 Ron Schomaeker 1984-1985276 Ron Schomaeker 1983-1984255 Ron Schomaeker 1985-1986188 Ron Schomaeker 1982-1983178 Mike Floyd 2008-2009174 Dan Lehman 1989-1990

ASSISTS PER GAME11.35 Ron Schomaeker 1984-19859.20 Ron Schomaeker 1983-19849.11 Ron Schomaeker 1985-19866.85 Mike Floyd 2008-20096.26 Dan Lehman 1988-19896.06 Ron Schomaeker 1982-1983

STEALS81 Kirk Seemann 1989-199076 Ron Schomaeker 1983-198473 Ron Schomaeker 1984-198572 Sean Patterson 1986-198769 Kirk Seemann 1987-198864 Nick Sales 2009-2010

STEALS PER GAME2.70 Kirk Seemann 1989-19902.53 Ron Schomaeker 1983-19842.48 Sean Patterson 1986-19872.35 Ron Schomaeker 1984-19852.23 Kirk Seemann 1987-19882.21 Nick Sales 2009-2010

BLOCKS50 Chad Kahle 1998-199945 Chad Kahle 1996-199734 Chad Kahle 1999-200034 Chad Kahle 1997-199830 Anthony Pettaway 2008-200929 Kyle Tietje 2009-2010

BLOCKS PER GAME1.80 Chad Kahle 1996-19971.79 Chad Kahle 1998-19991.36 Chad Kahle 1997-19981.26 Chad Kahle 1999-20001.11 Anthony Pettaway 2008-20091.04 Joe Herman 1992-1993

REBOUNDS469 Everett Ryerson 1951-1952363 Don Thornton 1975-1976357 Dave Baker 1969-1970344 Ned Ewers 1959-1960324 Dennis Bostelman 1987-1988316 Brett Wingate 1982-1983

REBOUNDS PER GAME21.3 Everett Ryerson 1951-195215.1 James Owens 1954-195513.8 Ned Ewers 1959-196013.7 Dave Baker 1969-197013.2 Joe Wilson 1958-195913.0 James Owens 1955-1956

FIELD GOALS MADE333 Bill Szabo 1984-1985312 Bill Szabo 1983-1984294 Dennis Bostelman 1987-1988289 Dennis Bostelman 1986-1987282 Jerome Floyd 1982-1983245 Bill Pace 1955-1956

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS645 Bill Szabo 1984-1985592 Jerome Floyd 1982-1983553 Bill Szabo 1983-1984499 Don Thornton 1975-1976489 Chuck Nafziger 1972-1973489 Richard Otte 1969-1970

FIELD GOAL PCT. (150 ATT.).703 Curtis Chenault 1995-1996.638 Nick Sales 2008-2009.638 Mark Meyer 1978-1979.633 Nick Sales 2006-2007.618 Dennis Bostelman 1987-1988.615 Frank Kill 1998-1999

3-PT. FIELD GOALS MADE86 Terry Morman 1987-198880 Jason Badik 1993-199479 Jim Harris 1989-199077 Curt Croy 2004-200568 Terry Morman 1988-198965 Jason Badik 1994-1995

3-PT. FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS190 Curt Croy 2004-2005188 Curt Croy 2005-2006178 Terry Morman 1987-1988173 Jason Hervey 2000-2001172 Aaron Lammers 2003-2004171 Jim Harris 1989-1990

3-PT. FG PCT. (50 ATT.).488 Jason Badik 1993-1994.483 Terry Morman 1987-1988.470 Bob Sutton 1986-1987.466 Terry Morman 1988-1989.462 Jim Harris 1989-1990.462 Mike Kurdziel 2001-2002

FREE THROWS MADE172 Gene Geren 1959-1960167 Jaymes Zachrich 1997-1998165 Elmo Faiella 1952-1953157 Joe Herman 1992-1993150 Dennis Bostelman 1986-1987149 Joe Hockenberry 1955-1956

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS248 Elmo Faiella 1952-1953221 Gene Geren 1959-1960219 Jaymes Zachrich 1997-1998206 Joe Hockenberry 1956-1957204 Joe Herman 1992-1993192 Elmo Faiella 1951-1952

FREE THROWS PCT. (50 ATT.).933 Aaron Lammers 2003-2004.908 Ed Roeth 1970-1971.894 John Brueggemeier 1963-1964.884 Mike Kurdziel 2002-2003.881 Ray Etzler 1961-1962.879 Mark Onweller 1984-1985

NICK SALES2010 HCAC MVP / ALL-AMERICAN

ANTHONY PETTAWAY2008 HCAC MVP / ALL-AMERICAN

DENNIS BOSTELMAN1988 ALL-AMERICAN

CAREER RECORDS 73 WINNING SEASONS • 34 POSTSEASON APPEARANCES • 26 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 23 ALL-AMERICANS



1,000-POINT CLUBRk. Points Player Years1. 2404 Dennis Bostelman 1984-19882. 1703 Chad Kahle 1996-20003. 1681 Dan Terhune 1965-19694. 1620 Curt Croy 2002-20065. 1616 Eric Viney 1998-20026. 1604 Jim Harris 1987-19917. 1573 Brett Wingate 1979-19838. 1542 Terry Morman 1986-19909. 1495 Joe Hockenberry 1954-195810. 1490 Bill Szabo 1983-198511. 1477 Anthony Pettaway 2005-200912. 1468 Charles Nafziger 1969-197313. 1461 Bruce Baer 1970-197414. 1416 Richard Otte 1966-197115. 1414 Ray Etzler 1959-196316. 1383 Nick Sales 2006-201017. 1374 C.J. Johnson 2004-200818. 1345 John Szabo 1956-196019. 1336 Bill Pace 1951-195620. 1333 Joe Herman 1989-199321. 1258 Larry Flynn 1976-198022. 1241 Seth Newlove 1996-200023. 1240 Kevin Dilworth 1973-197724. 1221 Ron Schomaeker 1982-198625. 1198 Jerome Floyd 1982-198426. 1195 Jason Badik 1991-199527. 1183 Kirk Seemann 1986-199028. 1182 Larry Holden 1966-197029. 1155 Doug Schimmoeller 1980-198430. 1141 Jeff Sever 1991-199531. 1136 Ed Roeth 1967-197132. 1120 Larry Papenfuss 1977-198133. 1111 Ken Bush 1970-197434. 1108 Gavin Sever 1997-200135. 1103 Brent Renollet 1982-198636. 1092 Frank Kill 1997-200137. 1085 Kent Seemann 1992-199638. 1079 Don Thornton 1975-197939. 1063 Bob Martin 1973-197540. 1058 Dave Gerken 1990-199441. 1034 Elmo Faiella 1950-195342. 1015 Dennis Monroe 1964-196843 1001 Jaymes Zachrich 1992-1998

Bold denotes active player

POINTS PER GAME24.4 Bill Szabo 1983-198520.2 Dennis Bostelman 1984-198819.6 Jerome Floyd 1982-198419.0 Bob Martin 1973-197518.5 Elmo Faiella 1950-195317.9 Everett Sumpter 1948-1951

ASSISTS1071 Ron Schomaeker 1982-1986502 Mike Floyd 2006-2010315 Kirk Seemann 1986-1990293 Dan Lehman 1988-1990266 C.J. Johnson 2004-2008259 Kent Seemann 1992-1996

ASSISTS PER GAME8.93 Ron Schomaeker 1982-19865.98 Dan Lehman 1988-19905.40 Mike Floyd 2006-20103.52 Steve Smith 1992-19933.39 Sean Patterson 1985-19873.29 Mike Kurdziel 1999-2003

STEALS252 Kirk Seemann 1986-1990177 Eric Viney 1998-2002164 Jim Harris 1987-1991160 Chad Kahle 1996-2000156 Kent Seemann 1992-1996149 Ron Schomaeker 1982-1986

STEALS PER GAME2.14 Kirk Seemann 1986-19901.82 Bill Szabo 1983-19851.81 Mylon Betts 2001-20021.78 Kris Hinchcliff 1998-20001.62 Eric Viney 1998-20021.56 Kent Seemann 1992-1993

BLOCKS163 Chad Kahle 1996-200079 Nick Sales 2006-201075 Anthony Pettaway 2005-200958 Matt Laudick 2002-2006 54 Joe Herman 1989-199348 Jeremy Miklovic 2001-2003

BLOCKS PER GAME1.55 Chad Kahle 1996-20000.91 Jeremy Miklovic 2001-20030.76 Kyle Tietje 2008-Present0.72 Nick Sales 2006-20100.72 Anthony Pettaway 2005-20090.68 Jim Daniel 1993-1995

REBOUNDS1166 Brett Wingate 1979-19831021 Chad Kahle 1996-20001008 Dennis Bostelman 1984-1988833 Nick Sales 2006-2010806 Rich Otte 1966-1971786 Mark Meyer 1975-1979

REBOUNDS PER GAME13.9 Jim Owens 1951-195610.9 Joe Wilson 1956-195910.7 Rich Otte 1966-197110.3 Dave Baker 1967-197010.2 Paul Yoder 1953-195710.0 Bill Pace 1951-1956

FIELD GOALS MADE959 Dennis Bostelman 1984-1988690 Chad Kahle 1996-2000654 Dan Terhune 1965-1969645 Bill Szabo 1983-1985643 Brett Wingate 1979-1983617 Anthony Pettaway 2005-2009

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1669 Dennis Bostelman 1984-19881334 Curt Croy 2002-20061284 Chad Kahle 1996-20001275 Eric Viney 1998-20021269 Jim Harris 1987-19911265 Larry Flynn 1976-1980

FIELD GOAL PCT. (300 ATT.).605 Nick Sales 2006-2010.579 Brett Wingate 1979-1983.579 Jeremy Miklovic 2000-2003.575 Dennis Bostelman 1984-1988.568 Anthony Pettaway 2005-2009.550 Kyle Martin 1989-1993

3-PT. FIELD GOALS MADE267 Terry Morman 1986-1990256 Curt Croy 2002-2006205 Jim Harris 1987-1991204 Jason Badik 1991-1995168 Jeff Sever 1991-1995159 Dave Gerken 1990-1994

3-PT. FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS700 Curt Croy 2002-2006601 Terry Morman 1986-1990501 Jim Harris 1987-1991499 Jason Badik 1991-1995430 Jeff Sever 1991-1995427 Heath Armstrong 2006-2010

3-PT. FG PCT. (100 ATT.).470 Bob Sutton 1985-1987.465 Mike Kurdziel 1999-2002.447 Kris Hinchcliff 1998-2000.444 Terry Morman 1986-1990.442 Sean Patterson 1985-1987.438 Mylon Betts 2001-2002

FREE THROWS MADE469 Joe Hockenberry 1954-1958468 Dennis Bostelman 1984-1988452 Larry Holden 1966-1970436 Joe Herman 1989-1993385 Ron Schomaeker 1982-1986373 Dan Terhune 1965-1969

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS636 Joe Hockenberry 1954-1958588 Larry Holden 1966-1970582 Dennis Bostelman 1984-1988571 Dan Terhune 1965-1969566 Joe Herman 1989-1993549 Chad Kahle 1996-2000

FREE THROWS PCT. (100 ATT.).854 Mike Kurdziel 1999-2003 .845 Heath Armstrong 2006-2010.840 C.J. Johnson 2004-2008.829 Kent Seemann 1992-1996.825 Ed Roeth 1967-1971.822 Joe Frank 1979-1983

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSDC BASKETBALL 2010-2011FOUR-STRAIGHT SEASONS WITH AT LEAST 17 WINS AND A TOP-FOUR FINISH IN THE HCAC

Adrian 42-17Akron 0-1Albion 8-11Alfred 1-0Allegheny 0-1Alliance 1-0Alma 5-2Anderson 40-22Anthony Wayne Institute 0-2Antioch 4-6Ashland 24-20Assumption 1-1Augustana (IL) 1-1Aurora 1-1Baldwin-Wallace 0-5Ball State 0-3Battle Creek 6-1Benedictine 2-0Berea 1-0Bethany 1-0Bethel (IN) 1-0Bethel (TN) 1-0Blackburn 2-0Bliss 1-3Bluefield 1-0Bluffton 123-61Bowling Green 22-28Bowling Green YMCA 1-0Buffalo State 1-0Calvin 2-11Canteburg 0-2Capital 4-4Carnegie Mellon 0-1Catawba 1-0Cedarville 55-28Central Michigan 1-3Central State 7-16Charleston, Coll. of 0-1Chicago, Univ. of 0-1Cleveland State 1-0Colorado College 0-1Columbus YMCA 1-0Concordia (MI) 4-0Concordia (IN) 19-9Covenant 0-0Culver-Stockton 0-1Daemon 1-0Davenport 2-0Dayton 4-7Denison 2-3DePauw 2-1DeSales 1-1Detroit Tech 12-9Doane 1-0Dyke 8-0Earlham 24-6Eastern Michigan 1-7Elmhurst 1-0Elon (NC) 2-1Eureka 2-0Ferris State 1-0Ferrum 1-0Findlay 85-72Franklin 16-14Geneseo State 0-1Geneva 1-0George Fox 1-0Giffin J.C. 13-1Goshen 19-6Grace 6-4

Grand Rapids 1-1Greenville 1-0Grove City 2-0Hanlan A.C. 1-0Hanover 28-31Heidelberg 26-29Highland Park J.C. 1-0Hillsdale 10-11Hiram 1-1Holy Family 1-0Hood 0-1Hope 4-2Houghton 2-0Huntington 10-13Illinois Benedictine 1-0Illinois College 1-0Indiana Aggies 2-0Indiana Tech 25-7Indianapolis, Univ. of 3-2IPFW 2-0IU-South Bend 1-0IU-Southeast 2-0John Carroll 1-2John Marshall 1-1Judson 1-0Juniata 1-0Kalamazoo 10-0Kent State 3-3Kenyon 3-2Kings College 1-0Kings (NY) 1-0Knox 0-1Knoxville 1-0LaGrange 1-0Lake Erie 7-1Lawrence Tech 4-2Lemoyne Owen 0-1Lima 0-1Lima Bantas 2-0Lima Repps 0-1Lincoln (MO) 0-1MacMurray 4-0Madonna 3-0Malone 17-8Manchester 44-13Marion Industrial YMCA 3-3Maryville (TN) 1-1Marygrove 5-0McMaster 1-0Methodist (NC) 2-0Mexico, Univ. of 1-0Miami 0-2Miami E’s 0-1Michigan State 0-2Midwestern 0-1Milligan 1-0Millikin (IL) 0-1Minnesota-Morris 1-0Monmouth 1-0Mount Union 1-1Mount Vernon 9-5Mount St. Joseph 12-10Muhlenberg 0-1Muskingum 1-3New River State (WVA) 1-0North Carolina Wesleyan 1-1North Central 1-0Northwood 1-0Norwich 1-0Oakland 0-4

Oakland City 1-0Oberlin 4-3Ohio Chiropody 1-2Ohio Dominican 8-0Ohio Northern 35-28Ohio State “B” 1-1Ohio State-Lima 1-0Ohio Wesleyan 13-5Oklahoma Baptist 0-1Olivet 39-5Oral Roberts 0-1Ottawa 1-0Otterbein 7-6Penn State - Behrend 0-1Piqua YMCA 1-0Pleasant Hill 0-1Rio Grande 10-9Ripon 1-1Roanoke 0-1Roberts Wesleyan 1-0Rockford 0-1Rockhurst 0-1Rose-Hulman 7-2Shawnee State 5-1Siena Heights 0-2Spring Arbor 13-3St. Ambrose 0-1St. Francis (IL) 1-0St. Francis (IN) 5-2St. John’s (OH) 6-7St. Mary’s (MI) 3-0St. Paul 1-0Steubenville 1-3Taylor 21-14Temple Baptist 1-0Thiel 1-0Thomas More 20-9Tiffin 9-3Toledo 15-13Toledo Naval 1-2Transylvania 7-14Trine (Tri-State) 51-35Troy 0-1UM-Dearborn 4-0Urbana 20-6Wabash 2-1Walsh 5-2Warren Wilson 1-0Washington and Jefferson 1-0Wayne State 1-0Waynesburg 1-0West Virginia State 0-1West Virginia Wesleyan 0-1Western Michigan 0-1Western State 0-2Wheaton 1-2Wilberforce 15-11Wilmington 76-36Windsor 1-0Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1-0Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1-1Wisconsin-Platteville 2-0Wisconsin-Whitewater 0-2Wittenberg 7-8Wooster 2-3Wright State 1-0Youngstown State 1-3

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ADVERTISER INDEXArps Dairy Inc. ....................................... 35

Batt & Stevens Body Shop ........................ 7

Beckman – Chevrolet / Cadillac ..............IBC

Behringer, Herman & Eckhardt ................ 14

CenturyLink ........................................... 25

Chief ..................................................... 15

City Beverage Company .......................... 36

Crescent-News, The ............................... 15

Defiance Chiropractic Center ................... 35

Defiance Clinic ....................................... 25

Defiance Dental Group ............................ 15

Defiance Elks Lodge B.P.O.E. #147 .......... 43

Defiance Metal Products ........................... 7

Defiance Optometric Group, Inc. ............... 9

Defiance Regional Medical Center ........... IFC

Defiance Rehabilitation Services .............. 37

Eye Surgeon Associates Inc..................... 24

Fifth Third Bank ....................................... 7

First Federal Bank .................................... 9

First Insurance & Investments ................. 14

Fitzenrider, Inc. ...................................... 35

GM Powertrain ....................................... 34

Highland Center Electric .......................... 43

Holiday Inn Express & Suites ................... 14

Hubbard Company, The ............................ 8

Jacob’s Meats, Inc. ................................... 9

Ken’s Furniture ....................................... 24

Kissner’s ................................................ 24

Leever Glass Sales, Inc. ............................ 9

McDonald’s Restaurant ........................... 37

Midwest Community FCU .................. Center

Moats Ford-Mercury ................................ BC

Padrone’s Pizza ...................................... 35

RE/MAX Realty of Defiance, Inc. .............. 31

Richland Co. & Associates, Inc. ................. 9

Scotty’s 111 ........................................... 30

ServiceMASTER ...................................... 34

Sherwood State Bank, The ...................... 15

Smitley CPA Services, Inc. ....................... 14

Sonit ..................................................... 37

Stambaugh Jewelers............................... 35

State Bank & Trust Co. ........................... 24

Team Sports, Inc. ................................... 37

Weaner, Zimmerman, Bacon, Yoder & Hubbard, LTD. .................................... 14

Wendy’s................................................. 43

Werlor Waste Control, Inc. ...................... 30

YMCA (Defiance Area) ............................ 30

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