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2011 -12 Otterbein Media Guide
M E N ’ S B A S K ET B A L L
M E N ’ S B A S K ET B A L L
2011-2012 OTTERBEIN
2011-12 OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
Contents
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
2011-12 CARDINALS
Season Preview..................................................................................6
Roster.................................................................................................7
Schedule.............................................................................................7
Head Coach Dick Reynolds.................................................................8
Assistant Coaches...............................................................................9
Player Profiles...................................................................................10
OAC Opponents................................................................................18
Non-Conference Opponents............................................................21
HISTORY
Head Coach Dick Reynolds is ranked 39th among all NCAA divisions
with 644 career victories.
GENERAL
Otterbein Facilities...........................................................................33
Media...............................................................................................34
Otterbein Profile...............................................................................35
HISTORY
GENERAL
Location
Westerville, Ohio 43081
Enrollment
3,100
Denomination
United Methodist Church
NicknameCardinals
Colors
Tan and Cardinal
Conference
Ohio Athletic Conference
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Gymnasium
Rike Center (3,100 seating)
President
Dr. Kathy Krendl
Director of Athletics
Dick Reynolds ’65
(614) 823-3518
Head Basketball Dick Reynolds ’65
Coach
(614) 823-3518
Assistant Coaches
Kyle Pottkotter,
Dan Scheaf ’09
2010-11 Record
13-13 (9-9)
Lettermen Returning
8
Lettermen Lost
3
Starters Returning
5
Head Athletic Trainer
Charles Goodwin
Athletic Training
Program Director
Joan Rocks
Team Physician
Dr. Darrin Bright
Sports Information
Director
Ed Syguda
Office No.
(614) 823-1288
Cell No.
(614) 571-0269
Fax
(614) 823-1360
Email
[email protected]
Press Box Number
(614) 823-1973
Otterbein Basketball
Ticket Information
(614) 823-3513
GAME INFORMATION
Cardinal Facts
2010-11 Otterbein Statistics ............................................................22
Otterbein Individual Records............................................................23
Team Records...................................................................................24
Records of Otterbein Coaches..........................................................25
100-Point Victories...........................................................................25
Otterbein Records vs. All Opponents...............................................26
Otterbein All-Americans...................................................................27
Otterbein All-OAC Selections............................................................28
All-Time Results................................................................................29
2011-12 CARDINALS
GAME INFORMATION
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Quick Facts.........................................................................................3
Message From The President.............................................................4
Administration....................................................................................4
Support Staff......................................................................................5
The Cardinals return four starters from last season’s roster.
www.otterbeincardinals.com
Otterbein’s 2011-2012 Men’s Basketball Media Guide has been prepared by
Otterbein's Office of Marketing and Communications with assistance from the
Athletics Department to assist in covering Otterbein University Men’s Basketball.
Content by Adam Prescott and Andrew Woodley. Design and layout by Andrew
Woodley. Photos by Ed Syguda.
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ADMINISTRATION
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
Message from the President
Otterbein University continues its proud tradition of athletic and academic excellence and has enjoyed over 100 years of intercollegiate competition. During that
time, Otterbein’s mission has been to balance academics and athletic competition.
Our commitment has been to the whole person, both in and out of the classroom.
Our coaches are teachers first, mentors who make deep and lasting impressions on
their students.
While the drive to win is important, our real commitment lies in developing leadership traits and the competitive spirit, which will aid our scholar-athletes throughout their lives.
On behalf of Otterbein’s faculty, students and administration, we thank you for
your support of Otterbein’s athletics programs in 2011-12 and for your continuing
involvement in their successes.
ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Kathy Krendl
President
Provost/VP Academic Affairs
Dr. Victoria McGillin
VP Admission/Financial Aid
TBA
VP Business Affairs
Rebecca Vazquez-Skillings
VP Institutional Advancement
Heidi Tracy
VP Student Affairs
Robert M. Gatti
Financial Aid Director
Thomas V. Yarnell
Alumni Executive Director
Rebecca Smith
Don Foster
Registrar
Office Phone
614/823-1656
614/823-1556
614/823-1500
614/823-1354
614/823-1305
614/823-1250
614/823-1502
614/823-3200
614/823-1350
ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT STAFF
Athletic Director
Associate Athletic Director
Assistant Athletic Director
Assistant Athletic Director
Executive Assistant
Sports Information Director
Head Athletic Trainer
Recruiting Coordinator
Faculty Athletics Representative E-mail Address
614/823-3518
614/823-3517
614/823-3527
614/823-3519
614/823-3513
614/823-1288
614/823-1634
614/823-3530
614/823-1111
rreynolds @otterbein.edu
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Office Phone
614/823-3521
614/823-3518
614/823-3517
614/823-3533
614/823-3549
614/823-3519
740/504-9697
614/823-3551
614/823-3543
614/823-3545
614/823-3524
614/823-1077
614/823-3506
614/823-3551
614/823-3551
614/823-3511
614/823-3534
E-mail Address
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Office Phone
Dick Reynolds
Connie Richardson
Tim Doup
Joe Loth
Diane Ross
Ed Syguda
Charles Goodwin
Kathy Mazza
Jim Gorman
HEAD COACHES
Baseball Coach
George Powell
Men’s Basketball Coach
Dick Reynolds
Women’s Basketball Coach
Connie Richardson
Men’s Cross Country Coach
Scott Alpeter
Women’s Cross Country Coach
Brenda Buffington
Football Coach
Joe Loth
Men’s Golf Coach Matt Cooperrider
Women’s Golf Coach
Chad Bucci
Men’s Lacrosse Coach
Colin Hartnett
Women’s Lacrosse Coach
Stephani Schmidt
Men’s Soccer Coach
Gerard D’Arcy
Women’s Soccer Coach
Brandon Koons
Softball Coach
Christine Steines
Men’s Tennis Coach
Mark Anderson
Women’s Tennis Coach
Pat Anderson
M & W Track and Field Coach
David Lehman
Volleyball Coach
Monica McDonald
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E-mail Address
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
SUPPORT STAFF
Connie Richardson
Associate Athletic
Director
Tim Doup
Assistant Athletic
Director
Diane Ross
Executive Assistant
Kathy Mazza
Recruiting Coordinator
Beth Fitzgerald
Front Desk Receptionist
Ed Syguda
Sports Information
Director
Adam Prescott
Assistant Sports
Information Director
Andrew Woodley
Sports Information
Assistant
Joan Rocks
Athletic Training
Program Director
Chuck Goodwin
Head Athletic Trainer
Joe Wilkins
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Shelley Payne
Physical Therapist
Danielle Kilboy
Assistant Athletic
Trainer
Justin Tatman
Assistant Athletic
Trainer
Skip Ford
Equipment Manager
Terry Fry
Assistant Equipment
Manager
George Powell
Game Day Manager
2011-12 CARDINALS
Rebecca Smith
Executive Director of
Alumni Relations
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Robert Gatti
Vice President for
Student Affairs/Athletics
GAME INFORMATION
HISTORY
GENERAL
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2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
2011-12 SEASON PREVIEW
With four starters returning, the Otterbein University men’s
basketball team will be looking to take the next step and grab a
top spot in the conference in 2011-12. Head coach Dick Reynolds, preparing for his 40th-season, is bringing the Cardinals off
a 13-13 campaign in 2010.
The Cards were picked to finish third in the Ohio Athletic
Conference preseason coaches poll, coming in behind Marietta
and John Carroll.
“It makes our guys know that their talent is respected,” said
Reynolds of the team’s preseason selection. “It’s now their job
to do something with that talent, but it’s nice that the conference recognizes the ability we have.”
Leading the way will be senior center Chris Davis. Davis was
named a preseason All-American by The Sporting News after
earning first team All-OAC last year while leading the league
in scoring (18.6 ppg.) and rebounding (11.0 rpg.). Also an alldistrict and all-region selection, Davis tallied 18 double-doubles
in 26 games, earning OAC Player of the Week three times and
finishing among the top-20 nationally in rebounding.
Junior forward Zach Bakenhaster enjoyed a breakout season
in 2010, compiling averages of eight points and six rebounds
per game. He also led the team with 27 blocked shots, serving
as a nice compliment to Davis down low.
“They are able to give us one look down low, and then our
smaller lineup can give us another look,” said Reynolds of the
team’s balance. “Chris and Bake work well together, and also
combine nicely with Max (Van Meter) and Steve Isaac. So I think
we’ve got a couple different looks we can use.”
Senior Brice Rausch returns to help lead the backcourt after
averaging 13.5 ppg. and earning All-OAC honorable mention as
a junior. He shot 43% from the field last winter while scoring 15
or more points in nine contests.
Rounding out the returning starters will be sophomore
Max Van Meter, while classmate C.J. Julian, who started 14 of
25 contests last season, also returns. The two combined for 49
steals and nearly 18 points per game last season as freshmen,
and will be looking to elevate their play in their second season
of college ball.
Senior point guard Mark Louks is back for one final campaign,
as is fellow senior Steve Isaac. Both have seen minutes in key
games throughout the past three seasons.
The squad is also excited to receive contributions from a
variety of newcomers, most notably Walsh University transfer
Jason Davis and freshman guards RaNeal Ewing and Andy Yazrombek.
“We’re more experienced and talented, and look better on
paper all the way around than we have been for awhile,” Reynolds
said. “Then you add in the newcomers who give us some added
quickness and variety on the perimeter, and it makes everything
exciting to look forward to.”
Chris Davis
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Brice Rausch
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2011-12 OTTERBEIN CARDINALS ROSTER / SCHEDULE
Yr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Pos.
G
G
G
G
G
G
W
F
F
G
G
C
C
F/C
C
C
Ht.
6-2
5-10
6-0
5-11
5-11
5-11
6-3
6-5
6-4
6-4
6-0
6-3
6-6
6-5
6-8
6-7
Wt.
165
170
170
170
170
190
185
185
205
170
165
215
240
240
225
195
Hometown/High School
Massillon / Jackson
Westerville / South
Powell / Olentangy Liberty
Powell / Olentangy Liberty
Grove City / Bishop Ready
Dublin / Scioto
Marysville / Fairbanks
Westerville / Central
Westerville / North
Fostoria / Fostoria
New Knoxville / New Knoxville
Avon / Avon
Plain City / Fairbanks
Plain City / Jonathan Alder
Marion / Marion Catholic
Fayetteville / Fayetteville
2011-12 CARDINALS
Name
C.J. Julian
Jason Davis
Andy Yazrombek
Tommy Waterwash
Mark Louks
RaNeal Ewing
Brice Rausch
Max Van Meter
Kiley Gessner
Colin Echelberry
Derek Dicke
Steve Isaac
Chris Davis
Zach Bakenhaster
John Finnegan
Mat Greene
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
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24
30
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34
40
42
44
50
52
54
HEAD COACH: Dick Reynolds (Otterbein, 1965)
Assistant Coach: Kyle Pottkotter (Denison, 1999)
Graduate Assistant: Dan Scheaf (Otterbein, 2009)
Opponent
Time
New Wilmington, Pa. New Wilmington, Pa. 8 p.m.
2 p.m.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Alliance, Ohio Ada, Ohio
Westerville, Ohio University Heights, Ohio Springfield, Ohio
Westerville, Ohio
Westerville, Ohio
Westerville, Ohio
Westerville, Ohio
Westerville, Ohio
Westerville, Ohio
Westerville, Ohio
Wilmington, Ohio
Berea, Ohio Westerville, Ohio
Westerville, Ohio Marietta, Ohio Westerville, Ohio Westerville, Ohio Bexley, Ohio
New Concord, Ohio
Tiffin, Ohio Westerville, Ohio TBD CARDINALS
3 p.m.
1 or 3 p.m.
3 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
8 p.m.
3 p.m.
8 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
GENERAL
OTTERBEIN
Location
HISTORY
Westminster Classic
11/18/2011
Westminster
11/19/2011
Thiel Carnegie Mellon Tournament
11/26/2011 Carnegie Mellon 11/27/2011 Consolation/Championship Game 12/3/2011 Mount Union* 12/7/2011 Ohio Northern* 12/10/2011 Marietta *
12/17/2011 John Carroll* 12/22/2011 Wittenberg Smokey Ballenger Tournament
12/28/2011
Ohio Wesleyan vs. Albion 12/28/2011 Otterbein vs. Wis.-Platteville 12/29/2011 Consolation Game 12/29/2011 Championship Game 1/4/2012 Capital* 1/7/2012 Muskingum* 1/11/2012 Heidelberg *
1/14/2012 Wilmington*
1/18/2012 Baldwin-Wallace* 1/21/2012 Mount Union* 1/25/2012 Ohio Northern* 1/28/2012 Marietta* 2/1/2012
Baldwin-Wallace* 2/4/2012
John Carroll*
2/8/2012
Capital*
2/11/2012
Muskingum* 2/15/2012
Heidelberg*
2/18/2012
Wilmington* Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament
2/21-25/2012 TBD BOLD DENOTES HOME GAMES
GAME INFORMATION
Date
TBD
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HEAD COACH DICK REYNOLDS
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Head Coach Dick Reynolds has established himself as one of
the most successful coaches in the 109-year history of the Ohio
Athletic Conference (OAC).
The 68-year-old Reynolds,
who also serves as the director
of athletics at Otterbein, was
inducted into the Ohio Basketball
Hall of Fame and the Otterbein
College Athletic Hall of Fame in
2009.
Coach Reynolds reached
the pinnacle of his career during
the 2001-02 season, guiding the
Cardinals to their first national
championship. Otterbein finished
at 30-3, winning the OAC regularseason title and post-season tournament — that after being
picked to finish sixth in the conference in a preseason coaches’
poll.
In 2002, Reynolds was selected NCAA Division III Coach of
the Year by the National Association of Basketball Coaches; and
for the second time in his career, Ohio College Coach of the Year
by his Ohio coaching peers in balloting conducted by the Columbus Dispatch. He also earned this honor in 1981.
After 39 seasons, he ranks first among OAC skippers on the
all-time career victory list with 644. Nationally, Reynolds sits
fourth for victories among active coaches and sits sixth all-time in
NCAA Division III. Among all NCAA divisions, Reynolds holds down
the 39th spot, just 30 wins away from legendary UCLA coach John
Wooden.
Reynolds notched career win 600 on Dec. 09, 2006, a 95-84
win over Muskingum at home. Only nine other coaches have
reached that mark in NCAA Division III.
A nine-time OAC Coach of the Year selection, Reynolds became the first coach in the OAC to take teams to conference titles
over four different decades. He has taken his cagers to at least a
share of the regular-season conference title 11 times, earning it
outright in 1986, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992 and 2002; and sharing it
in 1973, 1976, 1981, 1985 and 2000. The 1978, 1986, 1989, 1991,
1992, 1993, 1994 and 2002 teams won the conference’s postseason tournament.
His overall record stands at 644-409 — for an average of 16.5
wins a season — en route to constructing a program which has
often placed Otterbein in the national spotlight.
The Cardinals have advanced into the NCAA Division III Tournament 13 times under Reynolds’ tutelage, winning the national
championship in 2002 and reaching the Final Four in 1981 and
1991.
Other NCAA Tournament finishes include: the regionals in
1978, the regionals in 1985, the quarterfinals in 1986, the regionals in 1987, the quarterfinals in 1989, the first round in 1990, the
sectional finals in 1992, the second round in 1993, the first round
in 1994 and the second round in 1999.
Despite difficult scheduling and the pressures of maintaining
a top-flight program, Reynolds’ coaching philosophy has consistently produced outstanding results.
“The key is to get everything we can out of every individual on the team,” Reynolds says. “Every player is a contributor throughout the entire year. It pays to encourage total team
involvement.”
Reynolds has a simple formula for his success.
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“What I like to be able to do is put a team on the floor that
is well disciplined, well groomed, plays together and plays hard,”
he says. “If you have those qualities, combined with talent, you’re
going to win.
“If you’re not well groomed, you’re not disciplined,” Reynolds
continues. “If you’re not disciplined, you won’t play together. And
if you don’t play together, you usually don’t play hard.”
Despite his success — 19 seasons with 18 or more victories
— Reynolds remains content with his current coaching duties.
“Coaching to me is not necessarily wins and losses,” Reynolds says. “Yes, you like the wins, but I’ve stayed at Otterbein
because I like the situation. I like the people. I like what I’m doing
here.”
Following graduation from Otterbein in 1965, where he was
a 12-time letterman in football, basketball and track, Reynolds
returned to his home town of London, Ohio, and taught seventhgrade science while serving as an assistant coach in football,
basketball and track at the high school. He was inducted into the
London Sports Hall of Fame in 1992.
Reynolds served three years in the U.S. Air Force (1966-69)
as a personnel services officer in charge of recreation. His service
teams compiled a 38-10 record.
He spent three seasons as assistant under Otterbein head
coach Curt Tong, guiding the junior varsity squad to a 31-20 mark
before taking over as head coach in 1972.
Reynolds and his wife, Ellen, live in Westerville. They have
two children, Amanda and Chad, and five grandchildren.
Coach Reynolds’ Record
OAC
NCAA
Year
Overall
Conference Tournament Tournament
1972-73 19-6
10-3
0-1
1973-74 11-12
6-6
1-1
1974-75 10-11
6-7
0-1
1975-76 21-6
11-2
2-1
1976-77 14-11
8-5
1-1
1977-78 20-9
8-5
4-0
1-1
1978-79 14-11
9-5
1-1
1979-80 14-11
10-3
1-1
1980-81 23-9
12-1
1-1
3-2
1981-82 18-7
10-3
0-1
1982-83 7-17
5-8
0-1
1983-84 19-8
10-3
2-1
1984-85 23-4
14-2
2-1
1-1
1985-86 28-3
16-0
3-0
2-1
1986-87 23-6
14-2
2-1
1-1
1987-88 1-26
0-16
1-1
1988-89 20-10
12-4
3-0
2-1
1989-90 20-9
15-3
2-1
0-1
1990-91 30-3
16-2
3-0
4-1
1991-92 27-4
17-1
3-0
2-1
1992-93 19-10
10-8
3-0
1-1
1993-94 19-9
12-6
3-0
0-1
1994-95 15-11
10-8
1-1
1995-96 12-13
9-9
0-1
1996-97 7-19
3-15
1-1
1997-98 15-12
10-8
2-1
1998-99 21-8
12-6
2-1
1-1
1999-00 18-9
11-5
2-1
2000-01 13-12
9-9
0-1
2001-02 30-3
15-3
3-0
5-0
2002-03 15-11
11-7
0-1
2003-04 20-7
13-5
1-1
2004-05 17-9
12-6
0-1
2005-06 12-14
8-10
0-1
2006-07 16-11
11-7
1-1
2007-08 7-18
6-12
0-0
2008-09 5-20
3-15
0-0
2009-10 8-17
6-12
0-0
2010-11 13-13
9-9
0-1
CAREER 644-409 386-239
51-28
23-13
CARDINALS
ASSISTANT COACHES
805
727
666
660
656
644
637
637 618
592
584
563
563
554
544
543
542
536
532
525
527
* Active Coaches
KYLE POTTKOTTER
Dan Scheaf begins his third season as a graduate assistant coach at Otterbein.
A 2009 graduate of Otterbein, Scheaf earned his bachelor’s degree in sport management, and is
now pursuing his master’s in education. Scheaf earned three varsity letters in basketball as an undergraduate.
Scheaf resides in Worthington, and attended Worthington Kilbourne High School.
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DAN SCHEAF
HISTORY
Kyle Pottkotter begins his fourth season as assistant coach at Otterbein. Prior to coming to Otterbein, he served as the assistant men’s basketball coach at Denison University in Granville, Ohio from
2002-2008. In addition, he served as the head men’s golf coach.
Before going to Denison, Pottkotter held the position of assistant men’s basketball coach at The
College of Wooster from 1999-2002. During his time at Wooster, he assisted in leading the Fighting
Scots to one regular-season North Coast Athletic Conference championship and two tournament championships.
A native of Celina, Ohio, Pottkotter earned his bachelor’s degree in history from Denison University in 1999. He then earned his master’s degree of Sport Science in sport coaching from the United
States Sports Academy in Daphne, Alabama in 2002.
Pottkotter and his wife, Kristy, reside in New Albany, Ohio.
GAME INFORMATION
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518
512
510
2011-12 CARDINALS
• Ohio Athletic Conference Coach of the Year 2001-02, 1991-92, 1990-91, 1985-86, 1984-85, 1980-81, 1977-78, 1975-76
• NCAA Division III Basketball Times Coach of the Year 1988-89
• Ohio Athletic Conference Co-Coach of the Year 1986-87
• NCAA Division III Great Lakes District Coach of the Year 1986-87, 1985-86
• Ohio College Coach of the Year 2001-02, 1980-81
• NABC NCAA Division III Coach of the Year 2001-02
• NABC NCAA Division III Great Lakes District Coach of the Year
2001-02
• Winningest All-Time Basketball Coach in the OAC (644 victories)
• A .612 Career Winning Percentage
Glenn Robinson (Frank. & Marsh. 1972-11)*
Jim Smith (St. John's 1965-11)*
Dennie Bridges (Ill. Wesleyan 1966-01)
Glenn Van Wieren (Hope 1978-10)
Steve Moore (Muhlenberg 1982-87, Wooster 88-11)*
Dick Reynolds (Otterbein 1973-11)*
Dick Whitmore (Colby 1971-01, 03-11)*
David Hixon (Amherst 1978-11)*
Tom Murphy (Hamilton 1971-04, SUNYIT 06)
Steve Fritz (St. Thomas, Minn., 1981-11)*
Randy Lambert (Maryville, Tenn., 1981-11)*
Rudy Marisa (Waynesburg 1970-03)
Mike Neer (Rochester 1977-10)* Bob Bessoir (Scranton 1973-01)
Mac Petty (Sewanee 1974-76, Wabash 77-11)*
Jim Burson (Muskingum 1968-05)
Mark Edwards (Washington-St.Louis 1982-11)*
C. Alan Rowe (Widener 1966-98)
Brian Baptiste (Mass.-Dartmouth 1984-11)*
Bob Gaillard (San Francisco 1971-78,
Lewis & Clark 90-11)*
Mike Turner (Albion 1975-08)*
Gene Mehaffey (Carson-Newman 1968-78,
Ohio Wesleyan 80-99) Bob Campbell (Western Conn. St. 1985-11)*
Lee McKinney (Mo. Baptist 1979-88, Fontbonne 89-10)*
Lewis Levick (Wartburg 1966-93)
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Head Coach Dick Reynolds'
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PLAYER PROFILES
CHRIS DAVIS
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Senior • Center • 6-6 • 240
Plain City, Ohio / Fairbanks
Returning starter ... Named a preseason All-American by The Sporting News … As a Junior: Started all 26 games to earn second varsity letter …
Named first team All-OAC … Also selected second team all-district and third team all-region … Led the conference in both scoring and rebounding … Earned OAC “Player of the Week” award three times … Ranked among the top-20 nationally in rebounding … Tallied 18 double-doubles …
Posted career-highs of 28 points and 19 rebounds in victory at Muskingum (2/12/11) … Had 26 points and 19 rebounds in win over Muskingum
(1/8/10) … Recorded 20-plus points in 15 games … Had 18 games with 10 or more rebounds … As a Sophomore: Started all 25 games to pick
up first varsity letter … Led the team and ranked third in the OAC with 7.4 rebounds per game … Tallied double-digit rebounds in seven games,
including four of the last five … Tied a season-high 17 points to go along with 10 boards at Mount Union (2/13/10) … Posted 17 points and seven
rebounds vs. Denison (12/29/09) … Grabbed season-high 15 rebounds at John Carroll (1/6/10) … Ranked fourth on the team in scoring … Had
three double-doubles in final five games … As a Freshman: Played in 18 varsity games, starting one at the University of Rio Grande in 2008-09
… In High School: Two-sport athlete at Fairbanks, earning two letters each in football and basketball … Special mention All-Ohio selection as a
senior … Also tabbed league and district MVP senior year … Averaged 17 points and 12 rebounds per game senior season … Major: Sociology and
Psychology … Plans After College: Coach and enter law enforcement …
DAVIS CAREER HIGHS
FG
12
vs. Muskingum FGA
19
vs. Muskingum
3FG1three times
last vs. Capital
3FGA 1
seven times
last vs. Wilmington
FT
10
three times
last vs. Heidelberg
REB19two times
last vs. Muskingum
A5
two times
last at Wilmington
TO7two times
last at Baldwin-Wallace
Blk
2
three times
last vs. Muskingum
Stl3three times
last vs. Wittenberg
2/12/11
2/12/11
2/9/11
2/9/11
2/16/11
2/12/11
2/19/11
2/3/11
2/12/11
12/22/10
DAVIS TOP 10
SCORING GAMES
28
28
26
26
25
24
22
21
21
20
10-11
09-10
08-09*
Career
10
vs. Muskingum
vs. Maryville (TN)
at Muskingum
vs. Hiram
vs. Baldwin-Wallace
vs. St. Vincent (PA)
vs. Marietta
vs. Ohio Northern
vs. UW-La Crosse
six times
last at Wilmington
GP-GS
26-26
25-25
18-1
69-52
2/12/11
12/29/10
1/8/10
11/19/10
1/19/11
12/28/10
1/29/11
12/8/10
11/27/10
2/19/11
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA
169-311 .543
3-6
77-147.524 0-1
16-22 .727
0-0
262-480 .546
3-7
Pct
FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk
.500
143-197 .726 284 10.9 83 68 81 13
.000 46-70 .657 184 7.4792545 10
.000
12-17 .706 40 2.2 26 4 12 0
.429
201-284 .708 508 7.4 188 99 138 23
OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
Stl
21
19
4
44
Pts Avg
484 18.6
200 8.0
44
2.4
728 10.6
PLAYER PROFILES
BRICE RAUSCH
# 30
GAME INFORMATION
RAUSCH CAREER HIGHS
2/3/11
12/11/10
12/4/10
2/13/10
12/8/10
12/11/10
12/22/10
2/21/09
HISTORY
FG
10
at Baldwin-Wallace FGA
24
at Marietta
3FG
4
vs. Mount Union
3FGA 6
four times
last at Mount Union
FT
11
vs. Ohio Northern
REB11two times
last at Marietta
A
5
vs. Wittenberg
TO6two times
last at Capital
Blk
1
nine times
last at John Carroll
Stl4three times
last vs. Marietta
2011-12 CARDINALS
Returning starter … As a Junior: Started 23 games to receive third varsity letter … Named honorable mention All-OAC … Set new career-high
with 27 points twice, against Wisconsin-La Crosse (11/27/10) and Ohio Northern (12/8/10) … Pulled down career-high 11 rebounds at Marietta (12/11/10) … Matched career-high five assists three times … Scored 23 points and grabbed six rebounds at Baldwin-Wallace (2/3/11) … As
a Sophomore: Played in all 25 games, starting 23, to pick up second varsity letter … Ranked fifth on the team in scoring … Scored double figures in eight games, including the final five … Dropped season-high 23 points at Mount Union (2/13/10) … Had 19 points, four rebounds, and
four assists in season-ending victory at Baldwin-Wallace (2/20/10) … As a Freshman: Earned first letter as a freshman in 2008-09 … Started all
25 games … Scored in double-digits in 13 games … Scored a season-high 21 points, including a perfect 4-for-4 performance from the 3-point
line, vs. Wilmington (2/18/09) … Notched a double-double of 15 points and a season-high 10 rebounds vs. Baldwin-Wallace (1/7/09) … Tallied a career-high five assists at Mount Union (12/20/08), and a career-high four steals at Sewanee (12/2/08) … In High School: Earned three
letters in basketball and four in football … Named second team all-conference as a junior and first team all-conference as a senior … Selected
second team all-district in both his junior and senior seasons … Averaged 18 points, eight rebounds, and four assists per game during senior
year of high school … Major: Business Administration … Plans After College: Farm …
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Senior • Guard/Forward • 6-3 • 185
Marysville, Ohio / Fairbanks
2/5/11
2/17/10
RAUSCH TOP 10
SCORING GAMES
10-11
09-10
08-09
Career
vs. Ohio Northern
vs. UW-La Crosse
vs. Mount Union
at Baldwin-Wallace
at Mount Union
at Wilmington
at John Carroll
Wilmington
at Baldwin-Wallace
at Sewanee (TN)
last at John Carroll
GP-GS
23-23
25-23
25-25
73-71
12/8/10
11/27/10
12/4/10
2/3/11
2/13/10
2/19/11
2/10/10
2/18/09
2/20/10
12/2/08
2/5/11
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA
104-241.432 13-42
65-183.355 10-50
83-188.441 25-63
252-612 .412 48-155
GENERAL
27
27
26
23
23
21
21
21
19
19
Pct
FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk
.310 90-123 .732 93 4.0604351 9
.200 26-31 .839 44 2.4262125 2
.397 68-100 .680 106 4.2784564 11
.310
184-254 .724 243 3.3 164 109 140 22
OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
Stl
23
13
16
52
Pts Avg
311 13.5
132 7.3
259 10.4
702 9.6
11
PLAYER PROFILES
MAT GREENE
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
Senior • Center • 6-7 • 195
Fayetteville, Ohio / Fayetteville
As a Junior: Saw action in 22 contests to garner third varsity letter … Tallied new career-high of eight points in nine minutes against Saint
Vincent (12/28/10) … Had six points and five rebounds against Penn State Greater Allegheny (11/20/10) … As a Sophomore: Saw action in 18
games to earn second varsity letter … Matched a then-career-high with five points in season opener vs. Thomas More (11/20/09) … Played
season-high 12 minutes vs. Marietta (2/17/10) … As a Freshman: Earned first letter as a freshman in 2008-09 … Played in 20 varsity games …
Tallied four points and a career-high six rebounds at Capital (2/21/09) … Scored five points at John Carroll (1/24/09) … In High School: Earned
three letters in basketball … Also lettered in cross-country … Named all-conference during junior and senior seasons as well as media selection to the All-Brown County Team during both years … Selected to the all-district team as a senior … Averaged 14.5 points, 10 rebounds, and
three assists per game during senior year … Major: Business Administration … Plans After College: Attend grad school …
10-11
09-10
08-09
Career
GP-GS
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA
22-0 7-16
.438 0-0
18-0 6-11
.545 0-0
20-0 10-21
.476 0-0
60-0
23-48 .479
0-0
Pct
.000
.000
.000
.000
FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
13-21.619321.5
21
5562 271.2
5-12.417181.0
15
4760 170.9
1-2.500241.2
21
1552 211.1
19-35 .543 74 1.2 57 10 17 17 4
65
1.1
STEVE ISAAC
#44
Senior • Center • 6-3 • 215
Avon, Ohio / Avon
As a Junior: Appeared in 19 games for third varsity letter … Posted season-high 13 points at Penn State Greater Allegheny (11/20/10) … As a
Sophomore: Appeared in 20 games to earn second varsity letter … Scored eight points on 4-of-5 shooting in just 12 minutes of action at Wittenberg (12/22/09) … Grabbed four rebounds in season-high 21 minutes vs. Mount Union (1/9/10) … Scored five points in three different games
… As a Freshman: Earned first varsity letter… Played in 24 games, starting 17 … Tallied a career-high 16 points and nine rebounds at Marietta
(1/29/09) … Scored in double-digits four times … Recorded five or more rebounds in 10 games … In High School: Earned three letters in basketball … Named second team all-conference during junior season … Special mention all-state as a senior in addition to first team all-conference
and all-district … Lorain County Division II Player of the Year as a senior … Averaged 17 points, 10 rebounds, and two assists during his senior
season … Major: Business Administration … Plans After College: Enter the work force …
10-11
09-10
08-09
Career
12
GP-GS
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA
19-0 8-16
.500 0-0
20-0 15-31.484 0-0
24-17 62-113.549 0-0
63-17
85-160 .531
0-0
Pct
.000
.000
.000
.000
OTTERBEIN
FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
11-21.524140.7
14
2612 271.2
12-18 .667 35 1.824611 3 4 42 2.1
35-45 .778 104 4.3663417 14 7 159 6.6
58-84 .690 153 2.4 104 42 34 18 13 228 3.6
CARDINALS
PLAYER PROFILES
MARK LOUKS
#22
GP-GS
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA
12-0 11-24.458 0-2
22-8 18-56.321 3-9
14-7 16-49.327 5-16
48-15
45-129 .349
8-27
Pct
.000
.333
.313
.296
FT-FTA
20-29
16-32
14-23
50-84
Pct Reb .690 24
.500 30
.609 13
.595 67
Avg F A TO Blk
2.0181420 1
1.4343942 1
0.9292538 1
1.4 81 78 100 3
Stl
7
10
12
29
Pts
42
55
51
148
Avg
3.5
2.5
3.6
3.1
GAME INFORMATION
10-11
09-10
08-09
Career
2011-12 CARDINALS
As a Junior: Played in 12 games to pick up third varsity letter … Matched career-high of 10 points against Heidelberg (2/16/11) … Tallied career-high eight rebounds to go along with seven points against Marietta (1/29/11) … Dished out season-high four assists vs. Capital (2/9/11)
… As a Sophomore: Played in 22 games, starting eight, to earn second varsity letter … Turned in all-around performance with season-highs
of 10 points, eight assists, and five rebounds in 37 minutes vs. Ohio Northern (12/9/09) … Had eight points, six assists, and four rebounds vs.
Washington and Lee (11/21/09) … As a Freshman: Earned first varsity letter … Played in 14 varsity games, starting seven … Scored a seasonhigh 10 points at Marietta (1/29/09) … Handed out a season-high seven assists at Baldwin-Wallace (2/11/09) … In High School: Earned three
letters in basketball … Also earned two letters in football and one in tennis … Named honorable mention all-district and first team all-conference as a senior … Averaged 11.5 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 3.2 assists during senior year of high school … Major: Middle Childhood Education … Plans After College: Teach middle school and coach …
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Senior • Guard • 6-0 • 170
Grove City, Ohio / Bishop Ready
ZACH BAKENHASTER #52
HISTORY
Junior • Forward/Center • 6-5 • 240
Plain City, Ohio / Jonathan Alder
10-11
09-10
Career
GP-GS
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct
FT-FTA
26-26 84-145.579 0-0 .000 44-65
22-0 14-30.467 0-0 .000 7-11
48-26
98-175 .560
0-0
.000
51-76
OTTERBEIN
Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk
.677 156 6.0593347 27
.636 34 1.524214 8
.671 190 4.0 83 35 61 35
CARDINALS
Stl
9
7
16
Pts
212
35
247
GENERAL
As a Sophomore: Started all 26 games to earn second varsity letter … Was named OAC “Player of the Week” after scoring a career-high 25 points
in victory over John Carroll (12/18/10) … Pulled down career-best 11 rebounds against Maryville (12/29/10) … Followed JCU performance up
with 17 points and 10 rebounds against Wittenberg (12/22/10) … Posted double-double with 11 points and 10 boards in season-opener vs.
Hiram (11/19/10) … Scored in double figures 11 times and had 10 outings with seven or more rebounds … As a Freshman: Played in 22 games
to earn first varsity letter … Tallied season-highs of nine points, five rebounds, and 23 minutes vs. Heidelberg (12/2/09) … Scored five points
and hauled in four rebounds in 16 minutes of action at Ohio Northern (1/23/10) … In High School: Three-sport athlete, playing four seasons of
basketball and earning three varsity letters … Also lettered twice in baseball and once in football … Earned all-county and honorable mention
all-district honors in basketball as a senior … Averaged 14 points and seven rebounds a game senior season … Major: Business Management …
Plans After College: Go to graduate school and start coaching …
Avg
8.2
1.6
5.2
13
PLAYER PROFILES
DEREK DICKE
#42
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
Junior • Guard • 6-0 • 165
New Knoxville, Ohio / New Knoxville
As a Sophomore: Did not play in any varsity games … As a Freshman: Played in nine varsity games … Tallied career-best three points and
two assists vs. Heidelberg (12/2/09) … Saw career-high 18 minutes of action at Greensboro (11/28/09) … In High School: Participated in four
sports at New Knoxville, earning three varsity letters each in basketball and baseball … Two-year letterman in soccer and golf … Helped lead
basketball team to the state championship his junior season … Earned honorable mention all-conference honors as a senior … Averaged six
points and five assists a game senior season … Major: Broadcasting … Plans After College: Teach physical education and coach basketball …
GP-GS
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct
FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
10-11 ---------------------------------DID NOT PLAY--------------------------------09-10
9-0
2-4 .500 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 9 1.010315 0 2 5 0.6
JOHN FINNEGAN
#54
Junior • Center • 6-8 • 225
Marion, Ohio / Marion Catholic
Did not play in any varsity games as a freshman or sophomore … In High School: Earned three varsity letters in basketball at Marion Catholic
… First team all-district selection in basketball his junior and senior seasons … Earned special mention All-Ohio as a senior … Averaged 19.5
points, eight rebounds, and four blocked shots a game senior season … Major: Political Science …
KILEY GESSNER
#34
Junior • Forward • 6-4 • 200
Westerville, Ohio / North
Did not play in any varsity games as a freshman or sophomore … In High School: Earned two varsity letters in both basketball and baseball
at Westerville North … Averaged five points and six rebounds a game senior season … Major: Undeclared … Plans After College: Graduate
school …
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OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
PLAYER PROFILES
TOMMY WATERWASH #20
GP-GS
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct
FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
10-11
3-0
0-1.000 0-1 .000 2-4 .500 0 0.0000 0 0 2 0.7
09-10 ---------------------------------DID NOT PLAY---------------------------------
Sophomore • Guard • 6-4 • 170
Fostoria, Ohio / Fostoria
GP-GS
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct
FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
10-11
4-0
0-7.000 0-5 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.5000 0 1 0 0.0
#10
Sophomore • Guard • 6-2 • 165
Massillon, Ohio / Jackson
GENERAL
C.J. JULIAN
HISTORY
As a Freshman: Appeared in four games … High School: Two-year basketball letterman … Also earned four letters in baseball … Two-time alldistrict selection … Major: Psychology … Plans After College: Grad school …
GAME INFORMATION
COLIN ECHELBERRY #40
2011-12 CARDINALS
As a Sophomore: Saw action in three games … As a Freshman: Did not play in any varsity games … In High School: A three-year letterman in
both basketball and baseball in high school … A two-time all-conference selection in basketball, earned second team all-district and honorable
mention All-Central Ohio honors in both his junior and senior seasons … Averaged 11 points and four assists per game senior season … Major:
Sport Management … Plans After College: Possibly teach and coach …
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Junior • Guard • 5-11 • 170
Powell, Ohio / Olentangy Liberty
Returning starter … As a Freshman: Played in 25 games, starting 14, to pick up first varsity letter … Led the team with 70 assists … Tallied
career-high 19 points, including 5-of-7 three-pointers, at Mount Union (1/22/11) … Dished out career-best ten assists vs. Mount Union
(12/4/10) … Had 16 points and six rebounds against Capital (2/9/11) … High School: Three-year basketball letterman at Massillon Jackson …
Member of Division I state championship team during senior season … Major: Education … Plans After College: Teacher/Disc Golfer …
10-11
GP-GS
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct
25-14 64-156.410 29-77 .377
FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
23-36 .639 94 3.8437075 4 25 180 7.2
OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
15
PLAYER PROFILES
MAX VAN METER #32
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
Sophomore • Forward • 6-5 • 190
Westerville, Ohio / Central
Returning starter … As a Freshman: Played in all 26 games, starting 23, to earn first varsity letter … Ranked third on the team in scoring …
Dropped career-high 19 points on 7-of-14 shooting at John Carroll (2/5/11) … Posted 18 points in three separate contests … Finished the
season by scoring double-digits in seven consecutive games … Pulled down career-best nine rebounds against Wisconsin-La Crosse … High
School: Earned three letters in basketball … Also earned two letters in volleyball and one in lacrosse … Named honorable mention all-conference as a sophomore, and first team all-conference as a junior and senior … Also named honorable mention all-district during senior season
at Westerville Central … Major: Business Administration … Plans After College: Enter the work force …
10-11
GP-GS
FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct
26-23 105-209.502 1-12 .083
FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg F A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
63-93 .677 122 4.7793368 19 24 274 10.5
JASON DAVIS
#12
Sophomore • Guard • 5-10 • 170
Westerville, Ohio / South
Playing first season at Otterbein after transferring from Walsh University in the summer of 2010 … High School: Three-year basketball letterman
at Westerville South … Named all-conference and all-district during junior and senior seasons … Part of district championship team as a junior …
Major: Sport Management … Plans After College: Coach and have a family …
RaNEAL EWING
#24
Freshman• Guard • 5-11 • 190
Dublin, Ohio / Dublin Scioto
High School: Three-year basketball letterman … Named first team all-conference and honorable mention all-district as a senior… Major: Accounting … Plans After College: Play overseas …
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OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
PLAYER PROFILES
ANDY YAZROMBEK #14
High School: Two-year basketball letterman … Named first team all-conference and all-district during junior and senior seasons … Major: Undecided … Plans After College: Work and coach …
GAME INFORMATION
Zach BAKENHASTER.............. BACON-haster
Colin ECHELBERRY................... ehk-EL-berry
RaNeal EWING.................................. U-wing
Mark LOUKS....................................LLOW-ks
Andy YAZROMBEK................ yaz-ROM-beck
2011-12 CARDINALS
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Freshman • Guard • 6-0 • 170
Powell, Ohio / Olentangy Liberty
HISTORY
GENERAL
OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
17
OAC OPPONENTS
BALDWIN-WALLACE
CAPITAL
Jan. 18 & Feb. 1, 2012
Jan. 4 & Feb. 8, 2012
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
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Nickname Yellow Jackets
Location Berea, Ohio
Colors Brown and Gold Enrollment 3,000
Affiliation NCAA Division III
Conference Ohio Athletic
Home Court Ursprung Gymnasium
Capacity 2,800
Athletic Director Kris Diaz
Office Phone (440) 826-2309
Sports Info. Director Kevin Ruple
Office Phone (440) 826-2327
FAX
(440) 826-2329
E-Mail [email protected]
Head Coach Duane Sheldon
Office Phone (440) 826-2115
Previous Years at School 3
Record at School 31-45
Assistant Coaches Don Hershey, Jon Carroll, Tom
Heil and Tommy Thompson
2010-11 Overall Record 9-16
Conference Record 5-13 (9th)
Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/5
Starters Returning 4
Name Promis Cabbil
Kyle Payne
Chris Ameen
Kevin Krakowiak
Pos.
G
F
C
G
Leading Returners
Ht. Wt. Class PPG
5-9 157 Sr. 9.4
6-6 208 So. 15.3
6-6 220 Jr.
9.9
6-4 173 So. 9.5
RPG
2.1
4.8
5.9
2.3
Nickname
Location
Colors
Enrollment
Affiliation
Conference
Home Court
Capacity Athletic Director
Office Phone
Sports Info. Director
Office Phone
FAX
E-Mail
Head Coach
Office Phone
Previous Years at School
Record at School
Assistant Coaches
2010-11 Overall Record
Conference Record
Lettermen Returning/Lost
Starters Returning
Name Tyler Munro
Kelly Winter
Spencer Niekamp
HeidelberG
Pos.
G/F
G/F
F
Crusaders
Columbus, Ohio
Purple and White
4,000
NCAA Division III
Ohio Athletic
The Capital Center
2,100
Dawn Stewart
(614) 236-6528
Chris Lindeke
(614) 236-6174
(614) 236-6178
[email protected]
Damon Goodwin
(614) 236-6913
18
285-170
Cort Hamilton, Tyler Schleich and
Matt Sylvester
18-9
12-6 (t-2nd)
9/4
3
Leading Returners
Ht. Wt. Class PPG
6-4 200 Sr.
8.7
6-1 180 Sr.
8.0
6-6 220 Jr.
8.0
RPG
2.0
2.6
3.8
JOHN CARROLL
Jan. 11 & Feb. 15, 2012
Nickname Student Princes
Location Tiffin, Ohio
Colors Red, Orange and Black
Enrollment 1,500
Affiliation NCAA Division III
Conference Ohio Athletic
Home Court Seiberling Gymnasium Capacity 1,800
Athletic Director Matt Palm
Office Phone (419) 448-2009
Sports Info. Director Andrew Middleman
Office Phone (419) 448-2140
FAX
(419) 448-2034
E-Mail [email protected]
Head Coach Anthony Gholson
Office Phone (419) 448-2006
Previous Years at School 3
Record at School 35-46
Assistant Coaches Daniel Hartsel and Michael Hunter Jr.
Derrick Flynn, and Kyle Tuley
2010-11 Overall Record 12-15
Conference Record 9-9 (t-5th)
Lettermen Returning/Lost 14/3
Starters Returning 3
Leading Returners
Name
Pos. Ht. Class PPG RPG
Dane Givner
G 6-3
Jr.
14.4 4.6
Nate Davis
F
6-4
Jr.
7.3
7.1
Darion Capers
F
6-4 Sr.
11.2 4.4
OTTERBEIN
Dec. 17, 2011 & Feb. 4, 2012
Nickname
Location
Colors
Enrollment
Affiliation
Conference
Home Court
Capacity
Athletic Director
Office Phone
Sports Info. Director
Office Phone
FAX:
E-Mail
Head Coach
Office Phone
Previous Years at School
Record at School
Assistant Coaches
2010-11 Overall Record Conference Record
Starters Returning
Name Joe Meyer
Corey Shontz
Mike Hartnett
Kyle Hubbard
CARDINALS
Pos.
G
G
G
F/C
Blue Streaks
University Heights, Ohio
Blue and Gold
3,400
NCAA Division III
Ohio Athletic
Tony DeCarlo Varsity Center
1,300
Laurie Massa
(216) 397-1525
Christopher Wenzler
(216) 397-4676
(216) 397-1806
[email protected]
Mike Moran
(216) 397-4505
19
348-199
John Stavole, Frank O'Brien, Nick Maretta
19-9
12-6 (t-2nd)
3
Leading Returners
Ht. Class PPG
RPG
5-11 Sr. 13.4
2.3
6-1
Sr. 13.4
5.0
6-2
Sr.
9.3
2.9
6-5
Sr. 12.1
3.7
OAC OPPONENTS
MARIETTA
MOUNT UNION
Dec. 10. 2011 & Jan. 28, 2012
Dec. 3, 2011 & Jan. 21, 2012
Leading Returners
Pos. Ht. Wt. Class
F/C 6-6 205 Sr.
G/F 6-6 200 Sr.
G/F 6-3 185 Sr.
G 5-9 165 Jr.
PPG
14.8
15.1
6.6
6.9
RPG
6.1
3.8
2.6
1.3
Name Jimmy Wood
Matt Weir
T.J. Gillespie
Matt Kiger
MUSKINGUM
Leading Returners
Ht.Class PPG
6-3 Sr. 14.4
6-3 Sr. 12.6
6-5 Jr. 7.5
6-0 Sr. 6.6
RPG
4.9
4.1
2.0
3.6
RPG
9.0
5.1
4.8
1.6
Nickname
Location:
Colors
Enrollment
Affiliation
Conference
Home Court
Capacity
Athletic Director
Office Phone
Sports Info. Director
Office Phone
E-Mail
FAX
Head Coach
Office Phone
Previous Years at School
Record at School
Assistant Coaches
2010-11 Overall Record
Conference Record
Lettermen Returning/Lost
Starters Returning
OTTERBEIN
Dec. 7, 2011 & Jan. 25, 2012
Name Scott Schnelle
Brandon Rushton
Taylor Kuhlman
Tony Meyer
CARDINALS
Polar Bears
Ada, Ohio
Burnt Orange and Black
3,500
NCAA Division III
Ohio Athletic
ONU Sports Center
3,200
Tom Simmons
(419) 772-2440
Tim Glon
(419) 772-2046
[email protected]
(419) 772-2590
John Rhodes
(419) 772-1497
2 years
25-27
Chad Bostelman, Clyde Pickett,
and Blake Kindle
13-13
10-8 (t-4th)
8/3
4
Leading Returners
Pos. Ht. Wt. Class PPG
C 6-9 225 Sr.
14.9
G 6-2 170 So. 11.4
G 6-1 190 Jr.
8.7
G 5-11 160 Jr.
5.2
GENERAL
Pos.
F
F
F/C
G
PPG
15.8
9.6
6.5
6.7
HISTORY
Nickname Fighting Muskies
Location New Concord, Ohio
Colors Black and Magenta
Enrollment 1,550
Affiliation NCAA Division III
Conference Ohio Athletic
Home Court Performance Court
Capacity 2,500
Athletic Director Larry Shank
Office Phone (740) 826-6109
Sports Info. Director Tom Caudill
Office Phone (740) 826-8022
FAX
(740) 826-8026
E-Mail [email protected]
Head Coach Gene Ford
Office Phone (740) 826-8423
Previous Years at School 3 years
Record at School 30-47
Assistant Coach Dave Kirby
2010-11 Overall Record 8-17
Conference Record 4-14 (10th)
Lettermen Returning/Lost 7/3
Starters Returning 4
Name Kyle Clinedinst
Josh Brindley
Seth Howard
Carson Thomas
Leading Returners
Ht. Class Wt.
6-6
Sr. 200
6-7
Jr. 220
5-11 So. 175
6-5
Jr. 240
OHIO NORTHERN
Jan. 7 & Feb. 11, 2012
Pos.
F
F
G
F
GAME INFORMATION
Name Kevin Knab
Trevor Halter
Joe Puch
Jacob Owens
2011-12 CARDINALS
Nickname Purple Raiders
Location Alliance, Ohio
Colors Purple and White
Enrollment 2,250
Affiliation NCAA Division III
Conference Ohio Athletic
Home Court McPherson Athletic Complex
Capacity 2,200
Athletic Director Larry Kehres Office Phone (330) 823-8224
Asst. Sports Info. Dir. (MBB contact) Jay Fiorello
Office Phone (330) 823-4780
FAX
(330) 823-2399
E-Mail [email protected]
Head Coach Mike Fuline
Office Phone (330) 823-4771
Previous Years at School 0
Record at School 0-0
Assistant Coaches Cole Pittis, Mike Bluey,
and Dave Spires
2010-11 Overall Record 10-16
Conference Record 8-10 (7th)
Lettermen Returning/Lost 6/2
Starters Returning 3
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Nickname Pioneers
Location Marietta, Ohio
Colors Navy Blue and White
Enrollment 1,450
Affiliation NCAA Division III
Conference Ohio Athletic
Home Court Ban Johnson Arena
Capacity 1,500
Athletic Director Larry Hiser
Office Phone (740) 376-4612
Sports Info. Director Jeff Schaly
Office Phone (740) 376-4891
FAX
(740) 376-4674
E-Mail [email protected]
Head Coach Jon VanderWal
Office Phone (740) 376-4612
Previous Years at School 4 years
Record at School 55-53
Assistant Coaches Andy Bucheit,Ron Warner, Michael Kenney
and Jordan Nichols
2010-11 Overall Record 27-4
Conference Record 15-3 (1st)
Lettermen Returning/Lost 10/1
Starters Returning 5
RPG
7.8
2.1
4.1
2.3
19
OAC OPPONENTS
WILMINGTON
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
Jan. 14 & Feb. 18, 2012
Nickname Quakers
Location Wilmington, Ohio
Colors Green and White
Enrollment 1,200
Affiliation NCAA Division III
Conference Ohio Athletic
Home Court Fred Raizk Arena
Capacity 3,500
Athletic Director Terry Rupert
Office Phone (937) 382-6661 ext. 255
Sports Info. Director Jeff Hibbs
Office Phone (937) 382-6661 ext. 347
FAX
(937) 383-8557
E-Mail [email protected]
Head Coach K.C. Hunt
Office Phone (937) 82-6661 ext.349
Previous Years at School 4 years
Record at School 64-44
Assistant Coaches Rob Noschang and Kerry Wilkinson
2010-11 Overall Record 10-16
Conference Record 6-12 (8th)
Lettermen Returning/Lost 15/2
Starters Returning 4
Leading Returners
Name Pos. Ht.
Class PPG RPG
Tyler White
G 6-3
Sr.
18.6
3.9
Antonio Bowman
G 6-0
Sr.
16.0
2.1
Brandon Candella
G 6-2
Jr.
8.6
3.3
Mark Louks
2010-11 Ohio Athletic Conference Standings
Marietta
John Carroll Capital Ohio Northern Otterbein Heidelberg Mount Union Wilmington Baldwin-Wallace Muskingum 20
GP
18
18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 CONFERENCEOVERALL
RECORD
WIN %
GP
RECORD
15-3
0.833 31 27-4 12-6 0.667 28 19-9 12-6 0.667 27 18-9 10-8 0.556 26 13-13 9-9 0.500 26 13-13 9-9 0.500 27 12-15 8-10 0.444 26 10-16 6-12 0.333 26 10-16 5-13 0.278 25 9-16 4-14 0.222 25 8-17 OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
WIN%
0.871
0.679
0.667
0.500
0.500
0.444
0.385
0.385
0.360
0.320
NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS
ALBION
CARDINALS
UW-PLATTEVILLE
Nickname
Pioneers
Location Platteville, Wisconsin
Colors
Blue and Orange
Enrollment
7,500
Affiliation
NCAA III
Conference Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic
Home Court Bo Ryan Court
Athletic Director
Mark Molesworth
Office Phone
(608) 342-1567
Sports Info. Director
Danny Kambel
Office Phone
(608) 342-1574
E-mail
[email protected]
Web
www.uwplatt.edu/athletics
Head Coach
Jeff Gard
Office Phone
(608) 342-1278
Assistant Coach
Brad Stangel, Eric Dougal
2010-11 Overall Record
17-10
Conference Record9-7
GENERAL
OTTERBEIN
HISTORY
WITTENBERG
Nickname
Tigers
Location Springfield, Ohio
Colors
Red and White
Enrollment
1,950
Affiliation
NCAA III
Conference
North Coast Athletic
Home Court Pam Evans Smith Arena
Athletic Director
Garnett Purnell
Office Phone
(937) 327-6450
Sports Info. Director
Ryan Maurer
Office Phone
(937) 327-6114
E-mail
[email protected]
Web
www4.wittenberg.edu/news/athletics
Head Coach
Bill Brown
Office Phone
(937) 327-6454
Assistant Coach
Travis Schwab
2010-11 Overall Record
20-9
Conference Record12-3
THIEL
Nickname
Tomcats
Location Greenville, Pennsylvania
Colors
Navy Blue and Old Gold
Enrollment
1,000
Affiliation
NCAA III
Conference
Presidents Athletic
Home Court Beeghly Gymnasium
Athletic Director
Jack Leipheimer
Office Phone
(724) 589-2212
Sports Info. Director
Ben Mitchell
Office Phone
(724) 589-2241
E-mail
[email protected]
Web
www.thielathletics.com
Head Coach
Tim Loomis
Office Phone
(724) 589-2134
Assistant Coach
David Pastorkovich
2010-11 Overall Record
20-7
Conference Record13-1
GAME INFORMATION
WESTMINSTER
Nickname
Titans
Location New Wilmington, Pennsylvania
Colors
Blue and White
Enrollment
1,470
Affiliation
NCAA III
Conference
Presidents Athletic
Home Court Buzz Ridl Gymnasium
Athletic Director
Jim Dafler
Office Phone
(724) 946-7307
Sports Info. Director
Justin Zackal
Office Phone
(724) 946-6357
E-mail
[email protected]
Web
www.westminster.edu/athletics
Head Coach
Larry Ondako
Office Phone
(724) 946-6342
Assistant Coach
Bob Kerr
2010-11 Overall Record
7-19
Conference Record3-11
OHIO WESLEYAN
Nickname
Battling Bishops
Location Delaware, Ohio
Colors
Red and Black
Enrollment
1,850
Affiliation
NCAA III
Conference
North Coast Athletic
Home Court Edwards Gym
Athletic Director
Roger Ingles
Office Phone
(740) 368-3738
Sports Info. Director
Mark Beckenbach
Office Phone
(740) 368-3340
E-mail
[email protected]
Web
bishops.owu.edu
Head Coach
Mike DeWitt
Office Phone
(740) 368-3744
Assistant Coaches Gil Marcus, Mark Bollinger
2010-11 Overall Record
16-11
Conference Record11-5
ITHACA
Nickname
Bombers
Location Ithaca, New York
Colors
Blue and Gold
Enrollment
6,400
Affiliation
NCAA III
Conference
Empire 8
Home Court Ben Light Gymnasium
Athletic Director
Ken Kutler
Office Phone
(607) 274-3209
Sports Info. Director
Mike Warwick
Office Phone
(607) 274-1401
E-mail
[email protected]
Web
bombers.ithaca.edu
Head Coach
Jim Mullens
Office Phone
(607) 274-1265
Assistant Coaches
Jon Tanous
2010-11 Overall Record
20-7
Conference Record13-3
2011-12 CARDINALS
LEBANON VALLEY
Nickname
Flying Dutchmen
Location Annville, Pennsylvania
Colors
Blue and White
Enrollment
1,600
Affiliation
NCAA III
Conference
Middle Atlantic
Home Court LVC Gymnasium
Athletic Director
Rick Beard
Office Phone
(717) 867-6363
Sports Info. Director
Tim Flynn
Office Phone
(717) 867-6033
E-mail
[email protected]
Webwww.godutchman.com
Head Coach
Brad McAlester
Office Phone
(717) 867-6263
Assistant Coaches
Terry Barlet, Scott Mailen
2010-11 Overall Record
23-7
Conference Record10-4
CARNEGIE MELLON
Nickname
Tartans
Location Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Colors
Cardinal, White and Gray
Enrollment
5,350
Affiliation
NCAA III
Conference
University Athletic
Home Court Skibo Gym
Athletic Director
Susan Bassett
Office Phone
(412) 268-8054
Sports Info. Director
Mark Fisher
Office Phone
(412) 268-3087
E-mail
[email protected]
Web
www.cmu.edu/athletics
Head Coach
Tony Wingen
Office Phone
(517) 629-0519
Assistant Coaches Andrew Garcia, Ray Pietras,
and Wahab Owolabi
2010-11 Overall Record
7-17
Conference Record4-10
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Nickname
Britons
Location Albion, Michigan
Colors
Purple and Gold
Enrollment
1,492
Affiliation
NCAA III
Conference
Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic
Home Court Kresge Gym
Athletic Director
Matt Arend
Office Phone
(517) 629-0900
Sports Info. Director
Bobby Lee
Office Phone
(517) 629-0434
E-mail
[email protected]
Web
www.albion.edu/sports
Head Coach
Jody May
Office Phone
(517) 629-0519
Assistant Coaches
Ryan Bigelow
2010-11 Overall Record
15-12
Conference Record8-6
21
2010-11 OTTERBEIN STATISTICS
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
RECORD:
ALL GAMES...........
CONFERENCE..........
NON-CONFERENCE......
OVERALL
(13-13)
(9-9)
(4-4)
AWAY
(6-6)
(5-4)
(1-2)
NEUTRAL
(1-1)
(0-0)
(1-1)
|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---|
|----REBOUNDS----|
## Player
GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA
Pct 3FG-FGA
Pct FT-FTA
Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO
A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------50 Chris Davis........ 26-26 906 34.8 169-311 .543
3-6
.500 143-197 .726 103 181 284 10.9 83 4 68 81 13 21 484 18.6
30 Brice Rausch....... 23-23 745 32.4 104-241 .432 13-42
.310 90-123 .732
28 65
93 4.0 60 2 43 51
9 23 311 13.5
32 Max Van Meter...... 26-23 761 29.3 105-209 .502
1-12
.083 63-93
.677
37 85 122 4.7 79 4 33 68 19 24 274 10.5
52 Zach Bakenhaster... 26-26 697 26.8 84-145 .579
0-0
.000 44-65
.677
57 99 156 6.0 59 2 33 47 27
9 212 8.2
14 C.J. Julian........ 25-14 713 28.5 64-156 .410 29-77
.377 23-36
.639
20 74
94 3.8 43 0 70 75
4 25 180 7.2
12 Nathan Edick....... 24-6
349 14.5 46-113 .407 37-84
.440
5-6
.833
4 11
15 0.6 19 0
7 18
0
8 134 5.6
10 Matt McCollister... 25-12 437 17.5 34-97
.351 22-73
.301 11-18
.611
5 22
27 1.1 49 0 58 50
1 27 101 4.0
22 Mark Louks......... 12-0
207 17.3 11-24
.458
0-2
.000 20-29
.690
2 22
24 2.0 18 0 14 20
1
7
42 3.5
34 Mat Greene......... 22-0
151 6.9
7-16
.438
0-0
.000 13-21
.619
12 20
32 1.5 21 0
5
5
6
2
27 1.2
44 Steve Isaac........ 19-0
109 5.7
8-16
.500
0-0
.000 11-21
.524
6
8
14 0.7 14 0
2
6
1
2
27 1.4
42 Alan Kavanaugh..... 16-0
85 5.3
7-17
.412
3-5
.600
6-8
.750
5
7
12 0.8
5 0
3
3
0
3
23 1.4
40 Tyler Cobb......... 10-0
35 3.5
5-12
.417
2-5
.400
6-7
.857
0
4
4 0.4
5 0
2
1
0
0
18 1.8
24 Tommy Waterwash.... 3-0
4 1.3
0-1
.000
0-1
.000
2-4
.500
0
0
0 0.0
0 0
0
0
0
0
2 0.7
20 Matt Miller........ 10-0
35 3.5
0-4
.000
0-1
.000
0-0
.000
2
2
4 0.4
2 0
2
6
0
2
0 0.0
24 Tyler Devoll....... 2-0
14 7.0
0-3
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0
0
0 0.0
3 0
1
0
0
1
0 0.0
54 Colin Echelberry... 4-0
8 2.0
0-7
.000
0-5
.000
0-0
.000
1
1
2 0.5
0 0
0
0
0
1
0 0.0
TEAM...............
47 40
87 3.3
0
10
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total.............. 26
5256
644-1372 .469 110-313 .351 437-628 .696 329 641 970 37.3 460 12 341 441 81 155 1835 70.6
Opponents.......... 26
5247
634-1484 .427 163-462 .353 346-501 .691 285 498 783 30.1 512 - 342 343 76 224 1777 68.3
TEAM STATISTICS
OTT
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SCORING..................
1835
1777
Points per game........
70.6
68.3
Scoring margin.........
+2.2
FIELD GOALS-ATT..........
644-1372
634-1484
Field goal pct.........
.469
.427
3 POINT FG-ATT...........
110-313
163-462
3-point FG pct.........
.351
.353
3-pt FG made per game..
4.2
6.3
FREE THROWS-ATT..........
437-628
346-501
Free throw pct.........
.696
.691
REBOUNDS.................
970
783
Rebounds per game......
37.3
30.1
Rebounding margin......
+7.2
ASSISTS..................
341
342
Assists per game.......
13.1
13.2
TURNOVERS................
441
343
Turnovers per game.....
17.0
13.2
Turnover margin........
-3.8
Assist/turnover ratio..
0.8
1.0
STEALS...................
155
224
Steals per game........
6.0
8.6
BLOCKS...................
81
76
Blocks per game........
3.1
2.9
WINNING STREAK...........
0
Home win streak........
0
ATTENDANCE...............
14592
7738
Home games-Avg/Game....
12-1216
12-607
Neutral site-Avg/Game..
2-226
SCORE BY PERIODS:
-----------------------------Otterbein.....................
Opponents.....................
22
HOME
(6-6)
(4-5)
(2-1)
1st 2nd
OT
---- ---- ---861 961
13
855 895
27
DATE
-----------11-19-10
11-20-10
11/26/10
11/27/10
*12/4/10
*12/8/10
*12/11/10
*12/18/10
12/22/10
12/28/10
12/29/10
*01/05/11
*1/8/10
*01/12/11
*1/15/11
*1/19/11
*01/22/11
*01/26/11
*1/29/11
*02/03/11
*02/05/11
*2/9/11
*2/12/11
*2/16/11
*02/19/11
02/22/11
vs
at
at
vs
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
OPPONENT
-------------------Hiram
Penn St Greater Alle
Wabash College
UW-La Crosse
MOUNT UNION
OHIO NORTHERN UNIV.
Marietta
JOHN CARROLL UNIV.
WITTENBERG UNIV.
SAINT VINCENT (PA)
MARYVILLE (TN)
Capital
Muskingum University
Heidelberg
WILMINGTON COLLEGE
BALDWIN-WALLACE
Mount Union
Ohio Northern men
#23 MARIETTA COLLEGE
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carroll
CAPITAL UNIVERSITY
MUSKINGUM UNIVERSITY
HEIDELBERG UNIV.
Wilmington College
Capital
Total
---- 1835
- 1777
OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
W/L
--LOT
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
LOT
W
W
L
W
L
SCORE
----63-74
85-45
54-71
83-77
81-84
73-80
54-72
86-83
78-64
84-76
69-78
60-71
58-48
59-65
63-68
74-71
82-61
64-46
63-65
76-56
96-99
82-58
65-52
60-65
76-72
47-76
ATTEND
-----235
110
756
218
879
608
867
947
1211
716
601
456
457
543
1515
1155
785
581
2211
267
966
1875
1626
1248
529
968
OTTERBEIN INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Ron Stewart
Don Carlos
Dick Hempy
Nick Gutman
Jeff Gibbs
Jerry Dennis
Kevin Weakley
Mike McKinney
Jason Dutcher
Kelley McClure
Lorenzo Hunt
James Bradley
Ross Banaszak
Tony Borghese
Brian Pollock Don Brough
Scott Davis
Kevin Shay
Scott Hadley
Larry Laisure
Matt Batross
1979-83
1963-67
1983-87
1990-94
1998-02
1988-92
1995-99
1982-86
1996-00
1992-96
1966-70
1987-91
2004-08
2001-05
2006-10
1975-79
1991-96
1997-02
2001-05
1988-92
1987-91
BEST 3-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game 80.0 James Bradley, 1989-90 vs. Baldwin-Wallace (8/10)
Season 50.0 Nick Gutman, 1991-92 (56/112)
MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
Game
29 John Leohner, 1958-59 vs. Ohio Wesleyan *
Season 274 Don Carlos, 1965-66 (25 games)
Career 893 Ed Williams, 1974-78 (97 games)
MOST FREE THROWS MADE
Game
25 John Leohner, 1958-59 vs. Ohio Wesleyan *
Season 228 Dick Hempy, 1986-87 (29 games)
225 Don Carlos, 1965-66 (25 games)
Career 699 Don Carlos, 1963-67 (93 games)
BEST SCORING AVERAGE
Season 31.7 Ron Stewart, 1982-83 (24 games)
Career 27.3 Don Carlos, 1963-67 (93 games)
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Game
36 Ron Stewart, 1982-83 vs. Heidelberg
Season 643 James Bradley, 1990-91 (33 games)
600 Ron Stewart, 1982-83 (24 games)
Career 2,007 Ron Stewart, 1979-83 (106 games)
BEST REBOUNDING AVERAGE
Season 16.5 Don Carlos, 1963-64 (21 games)
16.3 Jeff Gibbs, 2001-02 (32 games)
Career 15.2 Don Carlos, 1963-67 (93 games)
BEST FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game 100.0 Jason Dutcher, 1999-00 vs. Heidelberg (11/11)
Season 70.7 Don Manly, 1971-72 (22 games)
Career 63.8 Dick Hempy, 1983-87 (106 games)
63.8 Jeff Gibbs, 1998-2002 (109 games)
55.6 Tyler Ousley, 2002-07 (108 games)
55.1 Don Carlos, 1963-67 (93 games)
MOST 3-POINT GOALS ATTEMPTED
Game
17 Kevin Weakley, 1998-99 vs. Wooster
Season 243 Kevin Weakley, 1998-99 (29 games)
MOST GAMES
Season 33
33
Career 121
120
119
Matt Batross, James Bradley, Jerry Dennis,
Nick Gutman, Randy Linkous, Jim Worley,
1990-91
Tony Borghese, Kevin Shay, Mo Ross, Robert
Mock, Scott Hadley, 2001-02
Nick Gutman, 1990-94
Larry Laisure, 1988-92
Jim Worley, 1987-91
GENERAL
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
Game
22 Irwin Clymer, 1908 vs. Ohio Medical
Season 325 James Bradley, 1990-91 (33 games)
298 Dick Hempy, 1986-87 (29 games)
297 Ron Stewart, 1982-83 (24 games)
Career 997 Ron Stewart, 1979-83 (106 games)
HISTORY
MOST REBOUNDS
Game
27 Don Carlos, 1964-65 vs. Baldwin-Walace
Season 523 Jeff Gibbs, 2001-02 (33 games)
Career 1,496 Jeff Gibbs, 1998-2002 (109 games)
GAME INFORMATION
MOST POINTS
Game
52 Dick Hempy, 1986-87 vs. Baldwin-Wallace
50 Ron Stewart, 1982-83 vs. Denison
50 James Bradley, 1989-90 vs. Baldwin-Wallace
Season 861 James Bradley, 1990-91 (33 games)
824 Dick Hempy, 1986-87 (29 games)
760 Ron Stewart, 1982-83 (24 games)
Career 2,549 Ron Stewart, 1979-83 (106 games)
BEST FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE
Game 100.0 Don Carlos, 1965-66 vs. Wittenberg (18-18)
Dick Hempy, 1986-87 vs. Rollins (17-17)
+ Ed Williams, 1977-78 vs. Rose-Hulman (16-16)
Ron Stewart, 1982-83 vs. Heidelberg (15-15)
James Bradley, 1989-90 vs. B-W (14-14)
Kelley McClure, 1995-96 vs. Hiram (13-13)
Kevin Weakley, 1997-98 vs. Lynchburg (10/10)
Kevin Shay, 2000-01 vs. Capital (10/10)
Adam Wells, 2007-08 vs. Capital (10/10)
Season 92.2 Larry Laisure, 1990-91 (71/77)
88.6 James Bradley, 1990-91 (148/167)
87.6 Ray Zawadzki, 1984-85 (27 games)
87.6 Kevin Shay, 2001-02 (113/129)
Career 82.6 Kevin Shay, 1997-2002 (100 games)
2011-12 CARDINALS
2,549
2,543
2,439
2,306
1,924
1,833
1,666
1,582
1,485
1,484
1,404
1,387
1,368
1,364
1,346
1,345
1,271
1,260
1,257
1,251
1,245
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MOST 3-POINT GOALS MADE
Game
8 Pat Noles, 1999-00 vs. Hobart
8 James Bradley, 1989-90 vs. Baldwin-Wallace
8 Adam Wells, 2007-08 vs. Capital
8 Adam Wells, 2007-08 vs. Wittenberg
Season 100 Kevin Weakley, 1998-99 (29 games)
MOST CONSECUTIVE STARTS
Season 33 Matt Batross, James Bradley, Jerry Dennis,
Jim Worley, 1990-91
33 Tony Borghese, Kevin Shay, 2001-02
Career 102 Ron Stewart, 1979-83
*Ohio Athletic Conference Record
+Williams holds NCAA Division III Tournament record of 22 consecutive free throws
OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
23
OTTERBEIN TEAM RECORDS
MOST VICTORIES
Season
30
30
1990-91 *
2001-02
MOST LOSSES
Season
26
1987-88
MOST 3-POINT GOALS ATTEMPTED
Game
34
Baldwin-Wallace, 1997-98
33
John Carroll, 1995-96
28
Muskingum, 2006-07
28
Wooster, 1998-99
28
Muskingum, 1988-89
28
Calvin, 1991-92
28
Maryville, 2006-07
Season
527
2001-02 (33 games)
LONGEST WINNING STREAK
22
1991-92 *
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
LONGEST LOSING STREAK
26 1987-88
MOST POINTS
Game
136
Season 2,924
2,787
MOST 3-POINT GOALS MADE
Game
15
Capital (2009-10)
13
Fontbonne, 2003-04
12
Wittenberg, 1999-00
12
Muskingum, 1995-96
12
Baldwin-Wallace, 1989-90
12
Trinity, 2005-06
Season
198
2001-02 (33 games)
Emory & Henry (11/24/07)
1990-91 *
2001-02
BEST SCORING AVERAGE
Season 88.6 1990-91
88.1 1970-71
BEST 3-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game
77.8
Ohio Northern and Heidelberg, 2002-03 (7/9)
Season
44.0
1990-91 (176/400)
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Game
101
Kenyon, 1968-69
Season 2050 1990-91
1,972
2001-02
MOST REBOUNDS
Game
74
Season 1,368
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
Game 52
Marietta (01/19/05)
Season 1,104
1990-91 *
1,001
1991-92
999 2001-02
BEST REBOUNDING AVERAGE
Season 51.0 1962-63
BEST FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game
72.9
(43/59) Mount Union, 1991-92
72.7
(39/54) Marietta, 1985-86
Season
55.3
1984-85 *
MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
Game
65
Kenyon, 1958-59
Season 773 2001-02
738 1965-66
738 1986-87
MOST PERSONAL FOULS
Game
36
Buffalo State, 1985-86
33
Baldwin-Wallace, 1964-65
FEWEST PERSONAL FOULS
Game
8
Mount Union, 1966-67
8
Hiram, 1966-67
*Ohio Conference Record
MOST FREE THROWS MADE
Game
45
Muskingum, 2006-07
Season 591 2001-02
556 1980-81
555 1986-87
BEST FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE
Game
96.2
Ohio Northern, 2003-04 (25/26)
95.7
Kenyon, 1985-86 (22/23)
95.7
Capital, 2001-02 (22/23
95.2
St. Leo, 1989-90 (20/21)
Season 77.8 1981-82
24
Franklin, 1964-65
2001-02
OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
OTTERBEIN RECORDS
RECORDS OF COACHES
OTTERBEIN
GENERAL
2004-05
2001-02
1972-73
2001-02
1990-91
2004-05
1980-81
1970-71
1981-82
1985-86
1992-93
1990-91
1978-79
1970-71
1970-71
1989-90
2003-04
1990-91 1971-72
1952-53
1989-90
1990-91
1990-91
1998-99
1970-71
2001-02
1978-79
1990-91
1981-82
1986-87
1991-92
1990-91
HISTORY
vs. Marietta
vs. Bethany
vs. Malone
vs. Bethany
vs. Mount Union
vs. Marietta
vs. Manchester
vs. Waterloo
vs. Marietta
vs. Urbana
vs. Marietta
vs. Ramapo
vs. Denison
vs. Heidelberg
vs. Mount Union
vs. Baldwin-Wallace vs. Fontbonne
vs. John Carroll
vs. Florida Tech.
vs. Wilmington
vs. Hiram
vs. Hiram
vs. Marietta
vs. Hiram vs. West Virginia Tech.
vs. Baldwin-Wallace
vs. Rio Grande
vs. UC San Diego
vs. Ohio Dominican
vs. Wilmington
vs. Mount Union
vs. Bethel (MN)
GAME INFORMATION
123-108
121- 98
121- 108 121- 98 119- 81 118-106
117- 92 116- 77 116- 90 115- 87 114- 67 113- 84 113- 72 113- 87 113- 90 113- 91 112- 75
112- 94 112- 77 110- 89 110- 76 110- 75 110- 58 109- 71 109- 87 108- 81
108- 83 108- 95 107- 78 107- 80 106- 74 106- 78 1908-09
1970-71
1971-72
1990-91
1984-85
1985-86
1971-72
1977-78
1986-87
1983-84
1998-99
1984-85
1998-99
1964-65
1968-69
1952-53
1991-92
1988-89
1972-73
1963-64
1991-92
1977-78
1965-66
1980-81
2001-02
1991-92
1990-91
1994-95
1990-91
1972-73
1975-76
1989-90
1992-93
2003-04
1992-93
1992-93
1991-92
1980-81
1963-64
1985-86
1985-86
1984-85
1983-84
2011-12 CARDINALS
100-POINT VICTORIES
PCT.
.667
.533
.625
.667
.409
.500
.615
.389
.273
.400
.391
.118
.500
.379
.536
.407
.561
.491
.250
.247
.111
.701
.612
.545
vs. Ohio Medical
vs. Wright State
vs. St. Leo
vs. Roberts Wesleyan
vs. Ohio Dominican
vs. Emory & Henry
vs. Westminster
vs. Denison
vs. Baldwin-Wallace
vs. Oberlin
vs. Baldwin-Wallace
vs. Centre (KY)
vs. Defiance
vs. Heidelberg
vs. New Hampshire College
vs. Ohio Northern
vs. Mount Union
vs. Urbana
vs. Wilberforce
vs. Baldwin-Wallace
vs. Marietta
vs. Urbana
vs. Baldwin-Wallace
vs. Urbana
vs. Elizabethtown
vs. Heidelberg
vs. Illinois Benedictine
vs. Baldwin-Wallace
vs. Mount Union
vs. River Falls
vs. Westminster
vs. Mount Union
vs. Heidelberg
vs. John Carroll
vs. Heidelberg
vs. John Carroll
vs. Earlham
vs. Denison
vs. Northwood Institute
vs. Calvin
vs. Marietta
vs. Urbana
vs. Oberlin
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
NAME
YEARS
WON LOST
E.C. Wainright
1902-03
2
1
Hersey R. Keene
1903-05
8
7
E.O. Beane
1905-06
5
3
J. E. Kaimbach
1906-07
4
2
Edward A. Werner
1907-09
9 13
1909-12 1717
William J. Gardner
1912-13
8
5
Royal F. Martin
1913-16
14 22
Hal J. Iddings
1916-17
3
8
Frank B. Gorton
1917-18
4
6
Ray Watts
1918-20
9 14
Merlin A. Ditmer
1920-25
6 45
Robert K. Edler
1925-28
86 86
Alfred B. Sears
1928-30
11 18
1930-39 6758
Samuel T. Selby
1939-42
22 32
Harry W. Ewing
1942-52
87 68
Richard West
1952-55
28 29
Robert S. Agler
1955-58
13 39
Michael Kish
1958-62
20 61
Richard T. Pflieger
1962-63
2 16
Curtis W. Tong
1963-72
162 69
1972-
644 409
Richard E. Reynolds
TOTALS
1231 1028
105- 33 105- 79 105- 83 105- 69 104- 51 104- 65 104- 71 104- 72 104- 77 104- 79 104- 88 104- 88 104- 90 104- 90 104- 95 104-102 103- 80 103- 80 103- 79 103- 80 102- 59 102- 67 102- 77 102- 83 102- 83 102- 83 102- 95 101- 98 101- 82 101- 61 101- 63 101- 84 101- 82 100- 83
100- 99 100- 96 100- 63 100- 61 100- 68 100- 84 100- 86 100- 89 100- 90 CARDINALS
25
OTTERBEIN VS. ALL OPPONENTS
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
OPPONENT
26
Adelphi University
Adrian College
Akron, University of
Albion College
Albright College
Antioch College
Armstrong State College
Ashland College
Augusta College
Augustana College
Averett College
BALDWIN-WALLACE COLLEGE
Ball State University
Bethany College (WV)
Bethel College (MN)
Birmingham-Southern
Bloomsburg University
Bluffton College
Bowling Green State University
Bridgewater College
Brockport State (NY)
Buffalo State College
Cabrini College
California Lutheran University
U. of California at San Diego
Calvin College
CAPITAL UNIVERSITY
Carnegie Mellon
Carson-Newman College
Carthage College (WI)
Case Western University
Catawba College
Cedarville College
Central Florida, University of Central State University
Centre College
Cincinnati, University of
Christopher Newport University
Concordia College
Cumberland University
Dallas, University of
David Lipscomb College
Dayton, University of
Defiance College
Denison University
DePauw University
Dyke College
Earlham College
Eckerd College (FL)
Elizabethtown College (PA)
Elmira College (NY)
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ.
Emory & Henry College
Fairmont State College
Farmingdale State
Fenn College
Findlay College
Fisk (TN))
Florida Institute of Tech.
Florida Southern College
Fontbonne College (MO)
Franklin College
Franklin & Marshall
Geneseo State
Geneva (PA)
Gettysburg (PA)
Greensboro College
Goucher College
Grace College
WINS
LOSSES
1
0
2
0
6
21
1
3
1
1
5
5
0
1
6
4
0
1
0
1
01
59
38
0
2
1
0
1
0
2
1
0
1
1
2
6
6
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
3
2
89
96
0
0
1
0
2
0
1
0
1
0
10
2
1
0
3
4
3
1
3
6
0
2
2
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
2
6
7
54
43
6
2
1
0
1
1
5
5
1
0
1
0
0
1
2
2
0
1
0
1
2
0
8
10
1
0
1
0
1
2
1
0
3
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
2
0
1
0
OPPONENT
WINS
Grove City College
Hampden-Sydney College
Hanover College
HEIDELBERG UNIVERSITY
Hendrix College (AR)
High Point University
Hillsdale College
Hiram College
Hobart College
Hofstra University
Hope College
JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY
Johns Hopkins University
Illinois Benedictine College
Illinois Wesleyan University
Indiana Central University
Indiana University East
Ithaca College
Kalamazoo College
Kent State University
Kentucky State University
Kentucky Southern
Kenyon College
Lake Forest College (IL)
Lawrence Institute of Tech.
Laverne, University of
Lebanon Valley College
Lee College
Lehman College
Longwood College
Louisville, University of
Lynchburg College (VA)
Malone College
Manchester College (IN)
Marian College
MARIETTA COLLEGE
Marshall University
Mary Hardin-Baylor, U. of (TX)
Maryville (TN)
Medaille College (NY)
Methodist College
Miami University of Ohio
Millsaps College
Mount St. Joseph, College of
Mount St. Mary’s College
MOUNT UNION COLLEGE
Mt. Vernon Nazarene College
MUSKINGUM UNIVERSITY
Nazareth College (NY)
Nebraska Wesleyan University
New Hampshire College
New Hampshire, University of
North Alabama, University of
North Central College
North Carolina Wesleyan North Park College (IL)
Northern Kentucky University
Northwood Institute
Oberlin College
Oglethorpe University
Ohio Dominican College
OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Penn State-Behrend College
Penn State-Greater Allegheny
Pitt-Johnstown, University of
Post, C.W. L.I.U./C. W. Post Campus
OTTERBEIN
LOSSES
4
0
2
81
1
0
1
33
2
1
1
24
1
1
1
1
1
0
3
2
1
2
63
1
2
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
80
1
0
3
1
1
2
1
2
0
60
1
83
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
2
27
0
7
52
0
5
34
1
1
0
0
CARDINALS
2
1
0
66
0
1
0
15
0
0
1
25
0
0
0
4
0
0
1
1
0
0
25
0
6
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
40
1
1
2
0
0
8
0
0
1
40
0
70
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
15
3
0
63
8
13
45
0
0
1
1
OPPONENT
Queens College (NC)
Ramapo College
Randolph-Macon College
Richard Stockton (NJ) Rio Grande College
Roanoke College
Robert Morris College
Roberts Wesleyan
Rollins College
Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.
Scranton, University of
St. Cloud State University
St. Johns University
St. Leo College
St. Norbert College
St. Thomas University (MN)
St. Vincent (PA)
Savannah College (GA)
Savannah State College
Shenandoah College
Shepherd College
Southwestern University (TX)
Southern Technical Institute
Stetson University
Steubenville, University of
Sul Ross State (TX)
Susquehanna University
Tampa, University of
Tennessee, University of, at Martin
Thiel College (PA)
Thomas More College (KY)
Toledo, University of
Transylvania University (KY)
Trinity University (TX)
Tri-State University (IN)
Union College (KY)
University of the South
Urbana University
Ursinus College
Wabash College
Washington University (MO)
Washington & Jefferson
Washington & Lee (VA)
Waterloo
Wesley College (DE)
Wesleyan University
West Liberty State College
West Virginia Tech.
Western Maryland
Western Reserve
Westminster College
Wilberforce University
WILMINGTON COLLEGE
Windham
Wingate College
Wisconsin-LaCrosse
Wisconsin-Platteville
Wisconsin-Whitewater
Wittenberg Wooster, The College of
Wright State University
Xavier University
2011-12 opponents in bold type
WINS
LOSSES
2
0
1
0
2
0
0
1
6
6
1
1
1
0
1
0
2
4
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
5
2
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
3
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
2
0
1
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
2
0
3
1
1
0
1
3
30
0
1
2
0
1
2
17
0
0
1
3
1
1
0
0
2
0
1
2
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
0
2
2
3
0
1
0
25
15
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
3
48
75
26
35
3
5
1
3
MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-AMERICANS
JEFF GIBBS
Kevin Weakley
NICK GUTMAN
NCAA
2006-07
NCAA
1999-00
1999-00
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2001-02
2001-02
NCAA
1998-99
NCAA
1992-93
1993-94
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
TYLER OUSLEY
Division III
Columbus Multimedia (Second Team)
DIII News (Third Team)
D3Hoops.com (Honorable Mention)
D3Hoops.com (Second Team)
NABC (Player of the Year)
D3Hoops.com (First Team)
DIII News (Player of the Year)
Division III
(First Team)
Division III
(Second Team)
(First Team)
DICK HEMPY
MIKE McKINNEY
RON STEWART
NCAA
1990-91
NCAA 1984-85
1985-86
1985-86
1986-87
NCAA
1985-86
NCAA
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
GAME INFORMATION
JAMES BRADLEY
2011-12 CARDINALS
Division III
D3hoops.com (Fourth Team)
Division III
(First Team)
Division III
(Third Team)
DON CARLOS
Division III
(Third Team)
(First Team)
(First Team)
HISTORY
ED WILLIAMS
Division III
(First Team)
(First Team)
(Player of the Year)
(First Team)
GENERAL
NCAA
1977-78
Division III
(Third Team)
Little All-America
(Honorable Mention)
1963-64
(Third Team)
1964-65
(First Team)
1965-66
(Second Team)
1966-67
OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
27
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
OTTERBEIN ALL-OAC SELECTIONS
28
1922-23
1923-24
1924-25
1925-26
1929-30
1930-31
1932-33
1933-34
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
1937-38
1938-39
1939-40
1940-41
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1953-54
1960-61
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
L.L.White - G
Harold Anderson - F
Carroll Widdoes - F
Glenard Buell - G
Ralph Gibson - F
Sam Andrews - G
Art Francis - F
Sam Andrews - G
Art Francis -F
Ken Holland - F
Karl Worstell - G
Ken Holland - F
Ken Holland - F
Lou Rutter - G
George Loucks - C
George Loucks - C
Lou Rutter - F
George Loucks - C
Dwight Ballenger - C
Dwight Ballenger - C
Harold Augspurger - F
Harold Augspurger - F
Gene Clark - C
Perry Real - F
Chuck Ferguson - F
Chuck Ferguson - F
Jerry Wirth - F
Alf Washington -F
Don Carlos - C
Tim Pond - G
Don Carlos - C
Don Carlos - C
Tim Pond - G
Don Carlos - C
Tim Ponds - G
Terry McCammon - F
Jim McKee - C
Lorenzo Hunt - F
Terry McCammon - F
Jim McKee - C
Lorenzo Hunt - F
Jim Augspurger - G
Jack Mehl - F
Don Manly - C
Jack Mehl - F
Don Manly - C
Dwight Miller - F
Bob Deckard - F
Steve Taylor - G
Bob Deckard - F
Mike Hayes - C
Dave Bromley - G
Bob Deckard - F
Mike Hayes - C
Dave Bromley - G
Terry Morrison - G
Ed Williams - C
Doug Addis - G
Stephan Jones - F
Don Brough - F
Ed Williams - C
Jeff Benson - F
Jeff Benson - F
Don Brough - C
Doug Petty - G
Dave Fahrbach - C
Doug Petty - G
Ron Stewart - G
Ron Stewart - G
Tom Dill - C
Steve Johnston - F
Ron Stewart - G
Dino Guanciale - G
John Denen - F
Jeff Kessler - G
Ron Stewart - G
Dick Hempy - F
Mike McKinney - F/C
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
1st Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
2nd Team
1st Team
1st Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
2nd Team
1st Team
1st Team
2nd Team
3rd Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
2nd Team
1st Team
2nd Team
1st Team
1st Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
2nd Team
2nd Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
1st Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
1st Team
2nd Team
OTTERBEIN
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
CARDINALS
Dick Hempy - F
Mike McKinney - F/C
Dave Langdon - F
Ray Zawadzki - G
Dick Hempy - F
Mike McKinney - F/C
Steve Brown - G
Dave Langdon - F
Frank Gioffre - G
Dick Hempy - F
Steve Brown - G
Jerry Dennis - G
Tom Abbitt - C
Matt Batross - G/F
Jerry Dennis - G
James Bradley - G
Tom Abbitt - C
Matt Batross - G/F
Erik Greer - F
Larry Laisure - G
James Bradley - G
Jerry Dennis - G
Larry Laisure - G
Jim Worley - C
Jerry Dennis - G
Nick Gutman - F
Larry Laisure - G
Donn Rathburn - C
Nick Gutman - F
Mike Couzins - F
Randy Linkous - C
Nick Gutman - F
Randy Linkous - C
Scott Davis - G/F
Kelley McClure - G
Scott Davis - G/F
Kelley McClure - G
Ryan Roston - F
Kevin Weakley - G
Jason Dutcher - P
Scott Elliott - W
Ryan Roston - W
Kevin Weakley - G
Kevin Weakley - G
Ryan Roston - F
Jason Dutcher - P
Scott Elliott - F
Jeff Gibbs - P
Jason Dutcher- P
Jeff Gibbs - P
Scott Elliott - F
Pat Noles - G
Trevor Younkin - P
Jeff Gibbs - P
Pat Noles - G
Kevin Shay - G
Jeff Gibbs - P
Kevin Shay - G
Tony Borghese - G
Scott Hadley - F
Tony Borghese - G
Aaron Minister - F
Mo Ross - F
Tony Borghese - G
Aaron Minister - F
Scott Hadley - F
Scott Hadley - F
Tony Borghese - G
DeQuan Owens - G
Tyler Ousley - C
Ross Banaszak - PG
Tyler Ousley - C
Ross Banaszak - G
Ross Banaszak - G
Adam Wells - G
Brian Pollock - G
Brian Pollock - G
Chris Davis - C
Brice Rausch - G
1st Team
1st Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
1st Team
2nd Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
1st Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
2nd Team
2nd Team
2nd Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
1st Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1st Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
2nd Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
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2nd Team
2nd Team
1st Team
Honorable Mention
ALL-TIME RESULTS
31
53
22
39 26
22
37
34
23
24
1908 (4-6)
Capital.............................24
Wittenberg......................19
St. Mary’s.........................31
Kenyon.............................46
Mount Union...................55
Denison...........................45
Kenyon.............................33
Mount Union...................32
Capital.............................30
Denison...........................31
16
105
62
21
29
59
39
52
35
27
34
21
1909 (5-7)
Ohio State........................35
Ohio Medical...................33
Bliss School......................22
Ohio University................25
St. Mary’s.........................39
Antioch............................23
Kenyon.............................33
St. Mary’s.........................35
Findlay.............................40
Findlay.............................31
Defiance..........................44
W. Reserve.......................25
16
54
39
22
27
34
37
16
42
55 48
1910 (7-4)
Ohio State........................45
Bliss.................................10
Findlay.............................28
Denison...........................30
Kenyon.............................28
Denison...........................18
Miami..............................18
Ohio Wesleyan................52
Findlay.............................17
Kenyon.............................13
Wittenberg......................14
1910 (5-6)
20 Ohio State........................42
29 Bliss.................................28
26 Ohio Wesleyan................46
43 Muskingum......................61
21 Wooster...........................28
20 Kenyon.............................34
8Denison...........................45
31 Kenyon.............................27
41 Kentucky U......................27
35 Denison...........................51
23 Antioch............................33
48 Kenyon.............................12
98 Wittenberg......................13
24
13
15
34
1911-12 (5-7)
Western Reserve.............25
Heidelberg.......................25
Findlay.............................56
Bliss.................................24
43
18
20
28
40
21
33
13
40
36
28
1913-14 (5-7)
Capital.............................20
St. Mary’s.........................28
Miami..............................30
Ohio Northern.................31
Miami..............................28
Ohio University................23
Heidelberg.......................23
Akron...............................16
Wittenberg......................19
Ohio University................15
Baldwin-Wallace..............40
26
56
28
34
33
69
51
50
29
55
1914-15 (7-3)
Capital.............................31
Kent Normal......................5
Wooster...........................33
Heidelberg.......................26
Ohio Northern.................29
Antioch............................34
Belmont A.C......................7
Wooster...........................19
Ohio University................46
Heidelberg.......................22
1915-16 (2-12)
50 Dayton Alumni.................15
24 Capital.............................39
37 St. Mary’s.........................50
15 West Layfayette...............35
23 Baldwin-Wallace..............42
18 Kenyon.............................33
17 Ohio Northern.................26
9 Antioch............................20
18 Ohio Northern.................20
25 Capital.............................32
26 Heidelberg.......................45
Otterbein also defeated B.W.
no record of score
11
13
27
37
33
27
30
21
32
1916-17 (3-8)
Ohio State........................52
Ohio State........................24
Heidelberg.......................30
Cincinnati.........................33
Capital.............................23
Capital.............................32
Kenyon.............................44
Heidelberg.......................42
Antioch............................22
21
27
27
25
35
35
32
52
24
41
17
1917-18 (4-6)
Ohio Wesleyan................38
Bluffton............................31
Pandora...........................27
Muskingum......................57
Muskingum......................26
Cedarville.........................20
Heidelberg.......................40
Cedarville.........................30
Capital.............................42
Antioch............................20
Capital.............................52
1918-19 (2-8)
27 Capital.............................38
18 Heidelberg.......................21
27 Heidelberg.......................21
54 Cedarville.........................23
28 Antioch............................36
9Capital.............................48
20 Denison...........................30
22 Ohio Wesleyan................46
17 St. Mary’s.........................34
22 Antioch............................38
12
17
18
21
16
13
15
17
31
19
29
23
17
31
1920-21 (1-13)
Wittenberg......................33
Heidelberg.......................42
Denison...........................33
Antioch............................33
Ohio Northern.................42
Ohio University................47
Capital............................ 38
Mount Union...................52
Canton Exlines.................37
Ohio University................26
Cincinnati.........................30
Ohio Northern.................42
Capital .............................35
Ohio Wesleyan................49
19
17
28
16
20
27
29
21
23
31
17
22
11
1921-22 (3-10)
Capital.............................38
Denison...........................38
Ohio Northern.................26
Wittenberg......................49
Heidelberg.......................18
Oberlin.............................39
Ohio Northern.................36
Cincinnati.........................31
Miami..............................44
Bluffton............................20
Capital.............................34
Kenyon.............................33
Ohio Wesleyan................29
22
13
19
20
15
21
27
15
16
19
16
6
22
1922-23 (2-11)
Hiram...............................42
Denison...........................43
Ohio Wesleyan................39
Denison...........................40
Wittenberg......................35
Oberlin.............................32
Mount Union...................26
Muskingum......................29
Heidelberg.......................35
Ohio Northern.................29
Xavier...............................33
Ohio University................38
Muskingum......................19
23
33
19
15
25
15
18
21
25
17
28
1923-24 (0-11)
Ohio Wesleyan................36
Denison...........................50
Cincinnati.........................23
Denison...........................37
Ohio Wesleyan................50
Heidelberg.......................26
Hiram...............................24
Ohio Northern.................54
Wittenberg......................37
Cincinnati.........................37
Xavier...............................44
27
31
19
28
31
19
40
21
22
36
1924-25 (2-8)
Denison...........................58
Kenyon.............................54
Wooster...........................34
Hiram...............................30
Ohio Wesleyan................56
Denison...........................61
Western Reserve.............39
Wittenberg......................39
Kenyon.............................53
Muskingum......................35
45
41
31
26
24
38
44
37
33
38
63
44
1925-26 (9-3)
Case.................................36
Wittenberg......................16
Western Reserve.............30
Muskingum......................44
Heidelberg.......................15
Ohio Northern.................19
Xavier...............................29
Wooster...........................36
Muskingum......................41
Kenyon.............................39
Baldwin-Wallace..............34
Kenyon.............................34
OTTERBEIN
26
31
32
38
39
22
19
27
25
26
39
1926-27 (3-8)
Kenyon.............................45
Ohio Northern.................29
Marietta...........................36
Baldwin-Wallace..............32
Marietta...........................31
Muskingum......................37
Heidelberg.......................25
Muskingum......................52
Heidelberg.......................35
Wittenberg......................31
Kenyon.............................72
48
53
40
40
27
44
54
49
40
56
35
40
48
1927-28 (9-4)
Former Capts...................40
Heidelberg.......................27
Kenyon.............................47
Capital.............................29
Wooster...........................41
Baldwin-Wallace..............41
Marietta...........................32
Kenyon.............................41
Heidelberg.......................38
Capital.............................35
Ohio Northern.................43
Muskingum......................68
Marietta...........................33
40
27
34
29
46
27
24
25
31
37
27
32
22
39
38
29
1928-29 (2-14)
Former Capts...................46
Bliss.................................40
Ashland............................56
Findlay.............................49
Kenyon.............................30
Heidelberg.......................69
Capital.............................46
Muskingum......................35
Wooster...........................62
Ohio Northern.................47
Baldwin-Wallace..............36
Capital.............................44
Heidelberg.......................49
Kenyon.............................37
Marietta...........................54
Marietta...........................49
24
13
32
19
19
23
17
29
32
28
32
26
28
33
1929-30 (5-9)
Ashland............................55
Kenyon.............................23
Muskingum......................26
Capital.............................21
Baldwin-Wallace..............41
Wooster...........................83
Heidelberg.......................55
Marietta...........................28
Capital.............................29
Ohio Northern.................22
Heidelberg.......................42
Kenyon.............................32
Marietta...........................25
Ohio Northern.................34
29
27
42
36
24
40
27
19
17
41
35
35
19
23
1930-31 (5-9)
Bluffton............................35
Bowling Green.........29 (OT)
Alumni.............................15
Kenyon.............................35
Capital.............................47
Mount Union...................12
Marietta...........................38
Ohio Northern.................33
Capital.............................44
Kenyon.............................39
Muskingum......................26
Ohio Northern.................39
Wooster...........................46
Marietta...........................31
29
36
27
42
24
30
15
26
59
33
30
51
1931-32 (7-5)
Bowling Green.................28
Kenyon.............................28
Ohio Northern.................36
Marietta...........................43
Ohio Northern.................35
Capital.............................26
Heidelberg.......................25
Mount Union...................44
Kent State........................37
Capital.............................26
Muskingum......................29
Kenyon.............................18
41
47
34
43
46
1932-33 (12-0)
Toledo..............................35
Bowling Green.................31
Dayton.............................26
Kenyon.............................22
Ohio Northern.................28
CARDINALS
69
45
52
56
42
52
56
Hiram...............................34
Marietta...........................30
Capital.............................32
Muskingum......................19
Heidelberg.......................37
Kenyon.............................40
Capital.............................19
41
30
37
59
35
47
Heidelberg.......................42
Mount Union...................38
Denison...........................44
Kenyon.............................51
Bowling Green.................39
Muskingum......................50
23
34
20
30
29
44
24
27
29
42
27
24
1933-34 (6-7)
Akron...............................35
Kent State........................33
Denison...........................50
Marietta...........................22
Capital.............................19
Ashland............................33
Muskingum......................26
Bowling Green.................35
Capital.............................25
Denison...........................25
Dayton.............................32
Ohio Northern.................35
35
43
55
25
33
43
40
40
28
52
33
36
35
1934-35 (10-3)
Bowling Green.................41
Mount Union...................24
Oberlin.............................29
Marietta...........................29
Ashland............................32
Ohio Northern.................32
Denison...........................25
Capital.............................37
Wittenberg......................23
Wooster...........................38
Capital.............................27
Denison...........................29
Muskingum......................48
41
29
32
38
33
31
36
39
53
45
41
38
41
58
40
54
38
1939-40 (8-9)
Cedarville.........................43
OSU “B”...........................25
Wilmington......................41
DeSales............................49
Denison...........................24
Capital.............................40
Marietta...........................38
Wooster...........................52
Oberlin.............................48
Denison...........................38
Wittenberg......................35
Bowling Green.................44
Mount Union...................44
Heidelberg.......................45
Capital.............................39
Kenyon.............................26
Muskingum......................48
48
67
39
42
36
33
53
46
34
43
56
38
35
25
25
1935-36 (11-4)
Bliss.................................20
Franklin............................25
Bowling Green.................18
Capital.............................34
Wittenberg......................39
Mount Union...................37
Wilmington......................35
Denison...........................41
Wooster...........................49
Ohio Northern.................40
Denison...........................26
Marietta...........................37
Capital.............................30
Oberlin.............................21
Muskingum......................30
59
32
37
47
46
45
58
39
33
41
49
50
44
28
44
28
56
58
38
46
62
45
42
1940-41 (9-12)
Cedarville.........................27
Wilmington......................27
Indiana Central................59
Heidelberg.......................52
Lawrence Tech.................37
St. Mary’s.........................26
DeSales............................62
Denison...........................45
Wooster...........................31
Oberlin.....................44 (OT)
Denison...........................51
Rio Grande.......................52
Marietta...........................35
Rio Grande.......................52
Marietta...........................35
Rio Grande.......................34
Heidelberg ......................29
Capital.............................31
Wittenberg......................43
Bowling Green.................50
Kenyon.............................38
Capital.............................49
Muskingum......................45
59
49
56
29
43
47
26
33
46
40
51
39
47
44
38
42
1941-42 (5-11)
Cedarville.........................25
Wilmington......................64
Fenn.................................34
Lawrence Tech.................39
Marietta...........................41
Capital.............................73
Wooster...........................67
Denison...........................56
Mount Union...................69
Wittenberg......................45
Kenyon.............................59
Denison...........................43
Capital.............................59
Bowling Green.................43
U. Louisville.....................36
Muskingum......................48
62
40
44
48
52
36
57
46
40
65
66
76
41
56
1942-43 (12-5)
Cedarville.........................29
Denison...........................41
Heidelberg.......................48
Wooster...........................42
Kenyon.............................42
Capital.............................44
Fenn.................................28
Denison...........................33
Capital.............................50
Lockbourne AFB..............32
Ohio Wesleyan................59
Heidelberg.......................47
Muskingum......................33
Wittenberg......................73
39
64
22
41
47
31
40
37
44
30
42
36
39
35
45
28
.
1936-37 (11-5)
Cedarville.........................28
Cincy Pharmacy...............42
Miami..............................39
Denison...........................38
Bowling Green.................31
Heidelberg.......................30
Wittenberg......................38
Capital.............................26
Denison...........................29
Wooster...........................43
Mount Union...................38
Marietta...........................38
Kenyon.............................26
Wilmington......................36
Capital.............................31
Muskingum......................35
37
22
39
25
37
38
24
25
38
47
24
31
30
40
42
41
1937-38 (4-12)
Alumni ’37...............41 (OT)
Wilmington......................35
Cedarville.................36 (OT)
Miami..............................35
Denison...........................29
Marietta...................40 (OT)
Heidelberg.......................43
Capital.............................37
Bowling Green.................34
Kenyon.............................41
Mount Union...................35
Denison...........................41
Wittenberg......................36
Capital.............................54
Wooster...........................70
Muskingum......................54
25
33
27
35
40
38
31
33
1938-39 (1-13)
Cedarville.........................28
Wooster...........................45
Denison...........................30
Capital.............................46
Marietta...........................54
Oberlin.............................42
Wittenberg......................36
Capital.............................40
70
47
53
53
44
53
63
53
52
39
47
45
67
38
53
1943-44 (11-5)
Camp Millard...................19
Fort Hayes.......................33
Lockbourne AFB..............44
Ohio Northern.................37
Wooster...........................46
Capital.............................50
Kenyon.............................37
Ohio University................59
Wilmington......................36
Wittenberg......................37
Ohio University................62
Wittenberg......................49
Camp Millard...................31
Wooster...........................35
Lockbourne AFB..............43
GENERAL
1907 (4-2)
Findlay.............................23
Heidelberg.......................30
Findlay.............................30
Wittenberg......................17
Heidelberg.......................20
Denison...........................42
1912-13 (8-5)
Kenyon.............................22
Findlay.............................24
St. Mary’s.........................35
Cincinnati.........................21
Heidelberg.......................20
Marietta.............................9
Buchtel (Akron)...............22
Findlay.............................49
Heidelberg.......................37
Cincinnati.........................13
Capital.............................21
Marshall...........................23
Ohio University................27
1919-20 (7-6)
Denison...........................41
Ohio Wesleyan................34
Marietta...........................34
Muskingum......................47
Muskingum......................29
St. Mary’s.........................21
Capital.............................25
Ohio University................16
Baldwin-Wallace..............18
Capital.............................37
Akron-Goodyear............. 54
Antioch............................13
Heidelberg.......................18
HISTORY
32
37
26
61
36
30
45
34
21
31
52
31
20
24
23
45
22
29
24
24
15
19
33
34
23
35
17
29
34
25
44
40
GAME INFORMATION
1906 (5-3)
Bliss.................................22
E&F Bus Col.....................38
Denison...........................49
Wittenberg......................30
Ohio Wesleyan................25
Denison...........................33
Wittenberg......................15
Findlay.............................30
Findlay.............................36
Heidelberg.......................23
St. Mary’s.........................37
Marietta...........................27
Marietta...........................32
Kenyon.............................13
Ohio University................24
Cincinnati U.....................25
2011-12 CARDINALS
38
29 24
33
26
27
46 43
24
19
6
23
33
25
21
10
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
1903 (2-1)
18 Ohio Wesleyan................17
5 Ohio State........................25
28 Ohio University................12
1904 (5-3)
35 Ohio Wesleyan................17
10 Ohio State........................74
18 Kenyon.............................17
28 Ohio State........................37
12 Kenyon.............................31
26 Newark............................23
46 Bliss.................................22
40 OSS Deaf..........................21
1905 (3-4)
0 O.M.U. 2 (forfeit)
38 Bliss.................................35
23 Cincinnati U.....................31
16 Wittenberg......................37
49 Wittenberg......................23
47 Denison...........................28
13 Denison...........................34
29
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
ALL-TIME RESULTS
48
64
48
41
42
42
42
65
54
59
63
54
67
63
56
1944-45 (12-3)
Heidelberg.......................38
Port Columbus.................37
Kenyon.............................25
Ohio University................37
Capital.............................38
Wooster...........................43
Ohio University................45
Heidelberg.......................41
Kenyon.............................22
Ashland............................29
Wittenberg......................44
Capital.............................37
Ashland............................40
Wittenberg......................27
Wooster...........................51
55
62
70
50
53
47
52
45
58
58
47
45
43
53
1945-46 (11-3)
Fort Hayes.......................32
Lockbourne AFB..............15
Heidelberg.......................46
Capital.............................46
Denison...........................34
Kenyon.............................21
Denison...........................37
Wittenberg......................27
Heidelberg.......................30
Kenyon.............................17
Muskingum......................52
Capital.............................49
Baldwin-Wallace..............50
Muskingum......................43
40
54
47
59
43
51
60
42
61
66
79
51
47
43
46
39
51
89
50
54
45
61
55
49
81
55
47
49
70
58
50
58
61
62
57
57
60
41
56
59
69
72
44
71
81
57
82
52
73
62
60
46
58
48
67
30
1946-47 (8-7)
Ohio Wesleyan................53
Lawrence Tech.................64
Detroit Tech.....................32
Kenyon.............................56
Wooster...........................62
Heidelberg.......................41
Denison...........................38
Baldwin-Wallace..............60
Capital.............................57
Kenyon.............................56
Detroit Tech.....................44
Heidelberg.......................41
Denison...........................64
Capital.............................53
Ohio Wesleyan................77
1947-48 (8-6)
Baldwin-Wallace..............70
Albion..............................40
Kenyon.............................57
Heidelberg.......................48
Denison...........................50
Capital.............................49
Oberlin.............................45
Denison...........................41
Ohio Wesleyan................50
Heidelberg.......................43
Capital.............................63
Ohio Wesleyan................60
Wooster...........................50
Kenyon.............................58
1948-49 (11-6)
Baldwin-Wallace .............77
Wilmington......................46
Ohio Wesleyan................60
Wooster...........................46
Muskingum......................68
Defiance..........................56
Oberlin.............................46
Heidelberg.......................47
Muskingum......................65
Kenyon.............................65
Wilmington......................46
Capital.............................53
Hiram...............................64
Capital.............................61
Denison...........................48
Heidelberg.......................62
Denison...........................45
1949-50 (7-10)
Kenyon.............................61
Ohio Wesleyan................59
Wilmington......................48
Muskingum......................70
Capital.............................56
Heidelberg.......................62
Hiram...............................46
Oberlin.............................57
Wooster...........................82
64
46
68
59
45
74
72
45
62
63
64
60
77
60
63
54
56
54
49
71
56
66
73
80
64
70
62
69
70
53
64
48
83
77
64
66
72
95
78
73
73
94
67
92
70
74
88
110
71
78
79
76
104
83
80
75
59
56
63
82
57
84
61
55
43
76
72
81
86
86
67
80
66
85
83
56
75
53
45
52
100
64
73
70
Denison...........................56
Wittenberg......................74
Heidelberg.......................54
Capital.............................69
Denison...........................59
Wittenberg......................63
1950-51 (4-11)
Kenyon.............................70
Muskingum......................82
Wittenberg......................75
Ohio Wesleyan................75
Wilmington......................68
Denison...........................54
Wooster...........................75
Capital.............................63
Ohio Wesleyan................90
Wittenberg......................66
Oberlin.............................69
Heidelberg.......................69
Capital.............................60
Denison...........................70
Heidelberg.......................89
1951-52 (4-11)
Kenyon.............................52
Muskingum......................74
Hiram...............................70
Denison...........................80
Ohio Northern.................82
Wooster...........................94
Capital.............................77
Wilmington......................78
Oberlin.............................71
Wittenberg......................96
Ohio Wesleyan................86
Ohio Northern.................68
Capital.............................63
Ohio Wesleyan................80
Heidelberg.......................74
1952-53 (7-11)
Denison...........................74
Kenyon.............................70
Muskingum......................90
Ohio Wesleyan................82
Heidelberg.......................78
Wooster...........................99
Capital.............................87
Hiram...............................89
Akron...............................72
Ohio Northern.................79
Oberlin.............................74
Wilmington......................89
Heidelberg.......................74
Ohio Wesleyan................92
Wilmington......................67
Capital.............................86
Ohio Northern...............102
Denison...........................76
1953-54 (12-6)
Ohio Northern.................69
Kenyon.............................66
Mount Union...................58
Wash. and Jeff.................73
Muskingum......................53
Ohio Northern.................89
Heidelberg.......................53
Capital.............................82
Ohio Wesleyan................56
Akron...............................60
Lawrence Tech.................58
Wooster...........................77
Marietta...........................82
Heidelberg.......................78
Hiram...............................66
Capital.............................76
Oberlin.............................58
Ohio Wesleyan................71
1954-55 (9-12)
Ohio Northern.................80
Ohio Wesleyan................47
Muskingum......................65
Kenyon.............................53
Akron...............................78
Hillsdale...........................48
Albion..............................60
Heidelberg.......................64
Wittenberg....................103
Capital.............................79
Marietta...........................83
Oberlin.............................66
56
90
63
78
83
75
79
79
74
75
67
88
72
62
86
66
66
67
68
77
87
88
74
75
83
90
69
67
49
66
63
70
77
87
66
73
85
63
64
48
71
49
40
56
64
69
75
43
70
80
64
85
44
62
90
56
83
70
54
84
66
35
Mount Union...................68
Ohio Northern.................75
Heidelberg.......................65
Hiram...............................82
Denison...........................96
Wooster...........................85
Capital.............................74
Ohio Wesleyan................75
Muskingum......................71
1955-56 (6-12)
Ohio Wesleyan................56
Kenyon.............................97
Denison...........................93
Lawrence Tech.................75
Wittenberg......................73
Capital.............................83
Marietta...........................80
Wooster...........................97
Mount Union...................66
Muskingum......................98
Oberlin.............................85
Heidelberg.......................79
Muskingum......................77
Hiram...............................75
Akron.............................103
Capital.............................81
Ohio Wesleyan................91
Heidelberg.......................76
1956-57 (2-15)
Ohio Wesleyan................80
Denison...........................76
Muskingum......................69
Wittenberg......................72
Capital.............................76
Marietta...........................80
Heidelberg.......................92
Hiram...............................63
Wooster...........................96
Oberlin.............................84
Wittenberg......................83
Muskingum......................94
Akron...............................75
Heidelberg.......................79
Capital.............................86
Mount Union...................75
Ohio Wesleyan................72
1957-58 (5-12)
Ohio Wesleyan................80
Muskingum......................80
Ohio Wesleyan................81
Wittenberg......................56
Heidelberg.......................67
Kenyon.............................66
Capital.............................98
Hiram...............................83
Akron...............................76
Oberlin.............................81
Marietta...........................79
Mount Union...................66
Muskingum....................100
Heidelberg.......................79
Capital.............................53
Denison...........................82
Wooster...........................76
Wittenberg......................78
42
82
46
80
64
65
73
66
59
93
74
94
75
88
64
72
68
83
71
1958-59 (2-17)
Wittenberg......................75
Ohio Wesleyan................90
Akron...............................66
Wooster...........................96
Muskingum......................92
Heidelberg.......................80
Mount Union...................88
Capital.............................91
Oberlin.............................75
Marietta.........................100
Muskingum......................96
Kenyon.............................77
Hiram...............................80
Capital.............................95
Ohio Wesleyan................75
Wittenberg......................99
Kenyon.............................67
Heidelberg.......................96
Denison...........................72
49
79
69
60
1959-60 (5-16)
Defiance..........................63
Ohio Wesleyan................76
Muskingum......................85
Heidelberg.......................67
OTTERBEIN
44
88
67
47
60
68
67
75
61
66
74
81
61
51
69
48
Wittenberg......................59
Lawrence Tech...............104
Muskingum......................87
Wittenberg......................56
Capital.............................58
Kenyon.............................58
Muskingum......................87
Marietta...........................76
Kenyon.............................62
Mount Union...................69
Oberlin.............................82
Hiram...............................65
Akron...............................62
Capital.............................61
Ohio Wesleyan................61
Wittenberg......................83
81
65
70
79
66
35
70
57
53
61
73
58
66
56
80
85
91
79
51
79
43
1960-61 (9-12)
Defiance..........................82
Ohio Northern.................70
Findlay.............................56
Heidelberg.......................65
Ohio Wesleyan................55
Wittenberg......................64
Lawrence Tech.................75
Ohio Wesleyan................71
Mount Union...................73
Capital.............................66
Kenyon.............................59
Akron...............................65
Marietta...........................84
Capital.............................76
Wooster...........................69
Oberlin.............................81
Hiram...............................81
Muskingum......................53
Kenyon.............................68
Marietta...........................64
Wittenberg......................47
58
72
66
55
57
54
36
64
64
61
41
59
38
53
73
52
61
54
46
39
1961-62 (4-16)
Miami..............................87
Ohio Northern.................82
Findlay.............................60
Kenyon.............................44
Heidelberg.......................58
Mount Union...................53
Wittenberg......................43
Marietta...........................79
Capital.............................62
Denison...........................69
Ohio Wesleyan................84
Kenyon.............................74
Akron.............................118
Hiram...............................84
Rio Grande.......................78
Wooster...........................82
Oberlin.............................85
Capital.............................66
Muskingum......................78
Wittenberg......................82
65
64
43
75
75
92
67
57
72
65
59
79
59
59
38
45
66
39
45
87
56
73
67
83
71
72
71
62
100
60
1962-63 (2-16)
Heidelberg.......................71
Hiram...............................87
Kenyon.............................50
Marietta...........................79
Mount Union...................76
Northwood......................65
Indiana Central................69
Capital.............................54
Ohio Wesleyan................78
Wooster...........................85
Akron...............................61
Baldwin-Wallace..............91
Capital.............................72
Oberlin.............................60
Denison...........................56
Wittenberg......................55
Muskingum......................89
Wittenberg......................55
1963-64 (16-5)
Wittenberg......................70
Marietta...........................64
Oberlin.............................54
Muskingum......................60
Wooster...........................62
Indiana Central................88
Marian.............................60
Mount Union...................55
Hiram...............................67
Heidelberg.......................64
Northwood Inst...............68
Capital.............................49
CARDINALS
65
81
103
96
70
76
69
66
61
61
58
64
51
104
85
86
74
93
67
71
96
73
89
60
87
82
79
80
53
90
63
77
63
71
Akron...............................60
Denison...........................62
Baldwin-Wallace..............80
Capital.............................86
Kenyon.............................57
Ohio Wesleyan................79
Denison...........................52
Ohio Wesleyan................61
Wittenberg......................69
1964-65 (16-9)
Central State....................69
Muskingum......................57
Kenyon.............................51
Dension...........................56
Heidelberg.......................90
Ohio Northern.................59
Franklin Ind......................49
Indiana Central................58
Mount Union...................70
Wittenberg......................75
Marietta...........................60
Oberlin.............................58
Findlay.............................84
Lawrence Tech.................63
Wooster...........................89
Capital.............................74
Heidelberg.......................60
Ohio Wesleyan................88
Akron...............................79
Hiram...............................57
Baldwin-Wallace..............91
Muskingum......................42
Ohio Wesleyan................56
Wittenberg......................56
Akron...............................83
67
80
73
62
66
90
95
75
86
75
66
66
95
73
53
74
67
70
56
86
102
80
90
71
82
88
62
84
56
68
78
61
95
55
99
71
75
79
86
92
89
72
77
56
78
61
82
72
60
72
1965-66 (20-5)
Miami..............................68
Heidelberg.......................77
Muskingum......................51
Kenyon.............................52
Denison...........................40
Adelphi............................81
Hofstra.............................66
U. of N.H..........................67
Ohio Northern.................81
Mount Union...................81
Wittenberg......................60
Oberlin.............................73
Findlay.............................78
Akron...............................62
Wooster...........................49
Capital.............................58
Hiram...............................58
Marietta...........................57
Central State....................53
Ohio Wesleyan................75
Baldwin-Wallace..............77
Capital.............................43
Marietta...........................68
Wittenberg......................60
Akron.............................102
1966-67 (19-6)
Oberlin.............................62
Mount Union...................50
Muskingum......................61
St. Cloud State.................58
St. Johns..........................53
St. Thomas.......................66
Central State....................40
Ohio Northern.................81
Baldwin-Wallace..............62
Capital.............................88
Ohio Wesleyan................72
Ohio University................68
Kentucky Sou...................53
Marietta...........................66
Heidelberg.......................73
Denison...........................68
Akron...............................68
Wittenberg......................68
Wooster...........................58
Kenyon.............................80
Hiram...............................59
Muskingum......................57
Denison...........................65
Wittenberg......................51
Baldwin-Wallace..............74
72
59
99
74
81
77
1967-68 (13-8)
Oberlin.............................66
Ohio University................81
Muskingum......................62
Mt. St. Mary’s..................77
Albright............................59
Central State....................90
86
62
72
82
99
59
93
79
75
51
59
73
95
82
58
Ohio Northern.................79
Baldwin-Wallace..............53
Capital.............................61
Ohio Wesleyan................75
Ky. Southern....................79
Mount Union...................48
Marietta...........................85
Hiram...............................74
Denison...........................83
Akron...............................67
Wittenberg......................76
Wooster...........................71
Kenyon...........................113
OAC Tournament
Capital.............................64
Wittenberg......................70
1968-69 (9-11)
Oberlin.............................67
Denison...........................52
New Hampshire...............95
Windham.........................75
Ohio Wesleyan................91
Baldwin-Wallace..............77
Ohio Northern.................86
Marietta...........................73
Capital.............................87
Muskingum......................60
Mount Union...................62
Defiance..........................60
Hiram...............................62
Heidelberg.......................82
Central State....................60
Akron...............................70
Kenyon.............................91
Ohio Wesleyan................82
Wittenberg......................95
OAC Tournament
52 Muskingum......................60
1969-70 (15-7)
77 Oberlin.............................65
76 Denison...........................71
68 Cedarville.........................48
78 W. Va. Tech......................95
86 Waterloo..........................63
85 Grove City........................63
77 Muskingum......................73
86 Marietta...........................71
72 Baldwin-Wallace..............66
89 Ohio Dominican...............73
54 Wittenberg......................59
73 Capital.............................95
60 Muskingum......................67
76 Mount Union...................69
94 Defiance..........................84
77 Hiram...............................65
89 Heidelberg.......................86
82 Central State....................89
86 Akron...............................84
96 Kenyon...........................114
97 Ohio Wesleyan................65
OAC Tournament
57 Denison...........................64
85
61
104
84
79
75
83
71
86
65
72
57
61
84
38
91
92
72
78
1970-71 (19-4)
Cedarville.........................60
Akron.............................106
W. Liberty State...............73
Muskingum......................82
Wright State....................79
Baldwin-Wallace..............75
W. Va. Tech......................87
Wittenberg......................60
Kenyon.............................51
Denison...........................57
Capital.............................86
Oberlin.............................83
Ohio Wesleyan................76
Hiram...............................79
Heidelberg.......................87
Marietta...........................71
Muskingum......................72
Wooster...........................86
Mount Union...................90
Waterloo..........................77
Central State....................53
OAC Tournament
80 Denison...........................74
57 Capital.............................77
95
86
76
83
105
90
109
72
92
76
84
94
85
85
113
88
86
83
113
116
59
74
79
73
70
112
105
1971-72 (16-8)
Ball State..........................97
Birmingham So................73
Fla. Southern...................82
Rollins..............................71
Florida Tech.....................77
St. Leo..............................83
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1979-80 (14-11)
Urbana.............................76
Rio Grande.......................75
Southern Tech.................70
Augusta...........................73
Armstrong State..............84
Rollins..............................81
St. Leo..............................59
Kent State........................77
Wright State....................69
Defiance..........................80
Wittenberg......................82
Marietta...........................62
Wooster...........................55
Baldwin-Wallace..............56
Mount Union...................72
Ohio Northern.................71
Capital.............................67
Heidelberg.......................64
Ohio Wesleyan................59
Kenyon.............................71
Denison...........................54
Muskingum......................48
Oberlin.............................66
OAC Tournament
73 Denison...........................64
56 Muskingum......................60
1980-81 (23-9)
102 Urbana.............................83
71 Eckerd..............................62
77 Stelson.............................79
82 St. Leo..............................70
59 Transylvania.....................60
82 Union...............................75
76 Rio Grande.......................66
83 Thomas More..................77
67 Defiance..........................68
117 Manchester.....................92
83 Baldwin-Wallace.......88(OT)
65 Fairmont..........................72
72 Ohio Northern.................61
93 Ohio Wesleyan................74
97 Oberlin.............................72
68 Capital.............................67
99 Mount Union...................74
76 Wittenberg...............69(OT)
100 Denison...........................61
56 Kenyon.............................49
89 Wooster...........................72
79 Heidelberg.......................86
86 Baldwin-Wallace..............81
87 Marietta...........................74
40 Muskingum......................36
OAC Tournament
72 Capital.............................71
67 Wittenberg......................78
NCAA Tournament
81 Wabash............................59
72 Wittenberg......................68
67 Savannah St..............64(OT)
81 Augustana........................93
79 Ursinus............................82
77
70
77
55
75
73
70
71
64
74
74
76
69
73
83
68
79
61
77
87
62
56
73
OTTERBEIN
1981-82 (18-7)
Urbana.............................79
Thomas More..................81
Lee College......................93
Urbana.............................71
Rollins..............................95
Fla. Southern.........96(2 OT)
Eckerd..............................66
Ball State..........................90
Wright State....................86
Ohio Dominican...............78
DePauw...........................72
Ohio Northern..........69(OT)
Ohio Wesleyan................84
Oberlin.............................88
Capital.............................86
Mount Union...................69
Wittenberg......................57
Denison...........................46
Kenyon.............................67
Wooster...........................65
Heidelberg.......................66
Baldwin-Wallace..............78
Marietta...........................90
Muskingum......................59
OAC Tournament
76 Capital...........................102
1982-83 (7-17)
77 Dayton...........................112
92 Urbana.............................86
63 Longwood........................67
70 Hampden-Sydney............77
61 Eckerd..............................81
68 St. Leo..............................86
71 Oglethorpe......................77
83 Defiance..........................95
86 Susquehanna...................72
67 Grove City........................70
72 Heidelberg.......................85
63 Wittenberg......................62
72 Muskingum......................84
78 Marietta...........................67
71 Ohio Northern.................82
74 Mount Union...................86
83 Ohio Wesleyan..............103
56 Capital.............................79
97 Denison...........................89
80 Baldwin-Wallace..............83
77 Oberlin.............................67
58 Kenyon.............................53
68 Wooster...........................72
OAC Tournament
97 Heidelberg.....................100
1983-84 (19-8)
72 Denison...........................56
80 Grove City........................58
86 Urbana.............................58
84 Tenn-Martin...................110
67 Eckerd..............................79
66 U. Central Fla...................57
66 St. Leo..............................53
63 Oglethorpe......................65
79 Defiance..........................75
54 Malone............................56
82 Kalamazoo.......................69
68 Heidelberg.......................83
67 Wittenberg......................58
64 Muskingum......................57
79 Marietta...........................69
55 Ohio Northern.................70
77 Mount Union...................70
77 Ohio Wesleyan.........75(OT)
52 Capital.............................69
86 Denison...........................65
94 Baldwin-Wallace..............67
104 Oberlin.............................79
82 Kenyon.............................61
74 Wooster...........................68
OAC Tournament
75 Mount Union...................61
100 Oberlin.............................90
64 Capital......................67(OT)
96
91
95
92
86
97
69
80
83
107
83
73
92
91
76
79
62
63
88
53
81
84
116
58
104
90
84
100
69
66
64
1984-85 (23-4)
Ohio Dominican...............51
Wingate, N.C....................80
Catawba, N.C...................77
Urbana.............................89
Muskingum......................57
Baldwin-Wallace..............55
Ohio Northern.................57
CARDINALS
97
104
85
83
79
67
79
97
70
70
76
74
97
69
93
49
69
64
71
79
77 83
115
99
68
80
79
81
63
71
104
81
62
75
82
94
79
90
74
47
65
94
47
78
73
73
71
100
100
82
82
88
77
79
81
94
77
52
96
80
78
96
90
104
80
58
107
63
87
85
96
84
85
51
62
94
59
61
95
71
Mount Union...................68
Centre, Ky........................88
Union, Ky.........................78
Ohio Northern.................71
Heidelberg.......................69
Mount Union...................61
Marietta...........................67
Heidelberg.......................78
Capital.............................65
Marietta...........................71
Wittenberg......................82
Capital.............................70
Wittenberg......................83
Muskingum......................67
Baldwin-Wallace..............90
OAC Tournament
Ohio Northern.................47
Muskingum......................58
Wittenberg......................68
NCAA Tournament
Hope (Mich.)....................78
DePauw (Ind.)..................78
1985-86 (28-3)
Buffalo St. (NY)................91
Lehman (NY)....................44
Urbana.............................87
Ohio Dominican...............64
Capital.............................61
Wittenberg...............77(OT)
Heidelberg.......................70
Wilmington...............75(OT)
Ohio Northern.................58
Wright State....................78
Emory & Henry................65
North Central...................74
Muskingum......................53
Marietta...........................60
Baldwin-Wallace..............61
Mount Union...................69
Heidelberg.......................65
Kenyon.............................78
Wittenberg......................65
Ohio Northern.................44
Muskingum......................59
Marietta...........................85
Baldwin-Wallace..............33
Mount Union...................66
Capital.............................66
OAC Tournament
Baldwin-Wallace..............52
Muskingum......................56
Marietta...........................86
NCAA Tournament
Calvin (Mich.)..................84
DePauw (Ind.)..................76
Nebraska Wesleyan..87(OT)
1986-87 (23-6)
Urbana.............................70
Tampa..............................80
Eckerd.......................82(OT)
Rollins..............................71
Ohio Wesleyan................76
Wittenburg......................68
Muskingum......................54
Marietta...........................68
Kalamazoo.......................45
Grace...............................61
Mount Union...................70
Capital.............................56
Baldwin-Wallace..............77
Heidelberg.......................59
Ohio Northern.................55
Wilmington......................80
Muskingum......................48
Marietta...........................74
Capital.............................58
Mount Union...................74
Baldwin-Wallace..............62
Heidelberg.......................73
Ohio Northern.................50
Wittenberg......................63
OAC Tournament
Baldwin-Wallace..............84
Muskingum......................57
Wittenberg......................68
NCAA Tournament
Hope................................80
Wittenberg......................78
1987-88 (1-26)
60 John Carroll.....................63
67 Transylvania...................100
57
64
74
60
69
63
56
58
70
57
59
61
71
47
54
55
66
47
66
66
71
60
58
75
60
Florida Southern............115
Eckerd..............................90
Rollins..............................92
Ohio Wesleyan..............100
Wittenberg......................86
Marietta...........................74
Muskingum......................75
Cabrini.............................71
Centre..............................87
Mount Union...................58
Capital.............................79
Baldwin-Wallace..............77
Heidelberg.......................73
Ohio Northern.................59
Akron.............................109
Muskingum......................69
Marietta...........................74
Capital.............................91
Mount Union...................68
Baldwin-Wallace..............67
Heidelberg.......................95
Ohio Northern.................73
Wittenberg......................88
OAC Tournament
Baldwin-Wallace..............65
Ohio Northern.................71
1988-89 (20-10)
John Carroll.....................84
Roanoke...........................78
Shenandoah..........93 (2OT)
Bridgewater.....................73
Heidelberg.......................87
Ohio Wesleyan................59
Ohio Northern.................47
Wittenberg......................78
Baldwin-Wallace..............73
Franklin & Marshall.........84
Urbana.............................80
Mount Union...................69
Capital.............................69
Wooster...........................66
Muskingum......................70
Marietta...........................65
Heidelberg.......................77
Mount Union...................70
Capital.............................75
Ohio Northern.................51
Muskingum......................65
Wittenberg......................80
Marietta...........................72
Baldwin-Wallace..............78
OAC Tournament
Muskingum......................66
Capital.............................80
Wittenberg......................62
NCAA Tournament
93 Calvin...............................90
76 Wittenberg......................66
86 WisconsinWhitewater...105
90
73
91
53
68
52
41
59
78
98
103
70
62
59
81
84
81
80
79
67
75
82
88
84
83
83
76
1989-90 (20-9)
83 Wooster.......................76
85Rollins..........................83
87 Eckerd..........................96
82 Saint Leo......................96
97 John Carroll.................87
92 Heidelberg...................74
61 Ohio Northern.............55
66 Baldwin-Wallace..........87
57 Wittenberg..................62
71 Earlham.......................74
84 Hobart.........................66
79 Mount Union...............75
87Capital.........................77
76Hiram...........................83
67Muskingum..................62
80 Marietta.......................64
78 Heidelberg...................84
101 Mount Union...............84
76Capital.........................64
64 Ohio Northern.............52
79Muskingum........... 74(OT)
87 John Carroll.................68
110 Hiram...........................76
80 Marietta.......................57
113 Baldwin-Wallace..........91
OAC Tournament
98 Mount Union...............84
85 Baldwin-Wallace..........65
58Muskingum..................86
NCAA Tournament
64Muskingum..................70
GENERAL
1974-75 (10-11)
Ashland............................68
Muskingum......................56
Ohio Dominican...............66
Wabash............................52
Urbana.............................63
C.W. Post..........................73
Geneseo State.................67
Wooster...........................54
Miami..............................67
Ohio Wesleyan................58
Wittenberg......................78
Mount Union...................75
Wittenberg......................78
Mount Union...................75
Ohio Northern.................70
Baldwin-Wallace..............74
Marietta...........................76
Denison...........................90
Heidelberg.......................60
1975-76 (21-6)
Wilmington......................66
Rio Grande.......................59
Ohio Dominican...............74
Urbana.............................61
Wright State....................86
Westminster....................63
Geneseo State.................68
Indiana Central...............72
DePauw...........................74
Ohio University................76
Marietta...........................38
Capital.............................66
Ashland............................69
Muskingum......................51
Denison...........................56
Wittenberg......................55
Ohio Wesleyan................83
Marietta...........................75
Capital.............................69
Wooster...........................57
Muskingum......................67
Denison...........................61
Wittenberg......................55
Ohio Wesleyan................77
OAC Tournament
96 Ohio Wesleyan................80
60 Muskingum......................58
54 Wittenberg......................66
1976-77 (14-11)
76 Marshall...........................79
91 Wabash............................69
80 Urbana.............................62
74 Rio Grande.......................79
94 Dyke.................................84
68 Shepherd.........................73
68 Pitt-Johnstown.................79
75 Buffalo State....................63
80 Robert Morris..................63
72 Marietta...........................70
79 Capital.............................65
59 Ashland............................63
62 Muskingum......................63
85 Denison....................88(OT)
64 Wittenberg......................68
75 Ohio Wesleyan................60
59 Capital.............................51
73 Marietta...........................62
66 Wooster...........................64
69 Muskingum...............71(OT)
77 Denison....................73(OT)
76 Wittenberg......................64
72 Ohio Wesleyan................78
OAC Tournament
60 Denison...........................59
72 Muskingum......................75
1977-78 (20-9)
60 Miami..............................84
78 DePauw...........................79
80 Rio Grande.......................60
74 Steubenville.....................72
102 Urbana.............................67
79 Ashland............................74
70 DePauw....................72(OT)
69 Carson-Newman..............68
80 Adrian..............................73
76 Mt. Vernon Naz...............53
70 Marietta...........................68
73 Wittenberg......................57
60 Muskingum......................62
55 Capital.............................57
77 Ohio Wesleyan................76
104 Denison...........................72
53 Wittenberg......................65
80 Muskingum......................68
85 Marietta...........................66
82 Capital.............................68
67 Ohio Wesleyan..............101
80 Denison...........................71
66 Ohio Northern.................71
OAC Tournament
75 Ohio Wesleyan.......72(2OT)
54 Muskingum......................53
69 Wittenberg......................63
72 Wooster...........................71
NCAA Tournament
97
68
81
86
84
101
89
58
86
67
58
71
93
57
84
57
92
79
81
58
60
80
51
93
67 Albion..............................72
99 Rose-Hulman...................82
1978-79 (14-11)
68 Xavier.............................100
71 DePauw...........................63
95 Steubenville.....................72
66 Urbana.............................55
108 Rio Grande.......................83
94 Wright State..................112
63 North Alabama................71
77 Birmingham So................89
70 Grove City........................71
75 Kenyon.............................70
63 Wittenberg......................64
61 Marietta....................59(OT)
75 Wooster.........................103
56 Baldwin-Wallace..............62
69 Mount Union...................55
72 Ohio Northern.................55
68 Capital.............................78
71 Heidelberg.......................73
74 Ohio Wesleyan................73
87 Kenyon.............................72
113 Denison...........................72
83 Muskingum......................64
66 Oberlin.............................64
OAC Tournament
94 Denison...........................81
62 Capital.............................76
HISTORY
67
46
79
75
96
70
76
73
56
70
68
97
68
98
68
84
69
69
51
Oberlin.............................47
Capital.............................68
Kenyon.............................74
OAC Tournament
Capital.............................74
GAME INFORMATION
1973-74 (11-12)
Akron...............................93
Ohio Dominican...............57
Ohio Northern.................76
Findlay.............................59
Albright............................84
Lebanon Valley................66
N. Ky. State.......................96
Kalamazoo.......................68
Wittenberg......................76
Kenyon.............................65
Denison...........................70
Capital.............................66
Ohio Wesleyan................69
Wright State....................64
Heidelberg.......................60
Marietta...........................62
Muskingum......................62
Wooster...........................74
Mount Union...................83
Urbana.............................72
Baldwin-Wallace..............67
OAC Tournament
57 Capital.............................56
65 Wittenberg......................66
71
89
66
57
69
79
72
64
57
93
84
58
65
70
64
73
61
84
72
81
88
91
52
80
60
2011-12 CARDINALS
Westminster....................71
Muskingum......................64
Rio Grande.......................71
Wittenberg......................73
Kenyon.............................67
Denison...........................59
Capital.............................63
Ohio Wesleyan................83
Hiram...............................71
Heidelberg.......................64
Marietta...........................80
Muskingum......................61
Wooster...........................66
Mount Union...................76
Baldwin-Wallace..............71
Oberlin.............................60
Akron...............................85
OAC Tournament
64 Capital.............................71
1972-73 (19-6)
72 Oberlin.............................69
103 Wilberforce......................79
72 Akron...............................87
69 Rio Grande.......................61
56 Ohio Northern.................57
75 David Lipscomb...............73
89 Findlay.............................58
121 Malone..........................108
76 Franklin............................74
63 Bloomsburg.....................75
101 River Falls........................61
69 Wittenberg......................61
71 Kenyon.............................62
77 Denison...........................74
64 Capital.............................62
70 Ohio Wesleyan................73
74 Wright State....................70
77 Heidelberg.......................75
70 Marietta...........................63
57 Muskingum......................73
69 Wooster...........................67
84 Mount Union...................79
78 Urbana.............................77
72 Baldwin-Wallace..............71
OAC Tournament
59 Marietta...........................63
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
104
86
86
68
73
75
62
86
89
78
81
72
69
75
90
82
62
1990-91 (30-3)
67Muskingum.................. 58
83Millsaps.......................72
106 Bethel..........................78
87Trinity..........................54
31
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
ALL-TIME RESULTS
99 U. of the South............80
78 Wittenberg..................75
78Capital.........................70
77Hiram...........................79
112 John Carroll.................94
105 Roberts Wesleyan........69
102 Illinois Benedictine......95
110 Marietta.......................58
84 Mount Union...............79
96 Heidelberg...................61
83 Baldwin-Wallace..........76
77 Ohio Northern.............69
59Capital.........................66
110 Hiram...........................75
88 John Carroll.................75
65 Marietta............. 61 (2OT)
119 Mount Union...............81
70 Ohio Northern.............60
88 Baldwin-Wallace..........79
83 Heidelberg...................81
69Muskingum..................59
OAC Tournament
101 Mount Union...............82
80 Baldwin-Wallace..........60
70Muskingum..................68
NCAA Tournament
88 Wittenberg..................62
108 UC San Diego...............95
75Calvin...........................73
94 Wisconsin-Platteville...96
113 Ramapo.......................84
1991-92 (27-4)
85 at Concordia (NY)........65
69 at Randolph-Macon.....62
80 at North Park (IL).........85
83 at Illinois Wesleyan......81
65Muskingum..................64
59 at Capital.....................64
95Hiram...........................77
55 at Wittenberg..............60
100 Earlham.......................63
89Centre..........................65
87 at John Carroll.............66
94 at Marietta...................75
103 Mount Union...............80
94 at Heidelberg...............91
71 Baldwin-Wallace..........51
68 at Ohio Northern.........62
85Capital.........................73
96 at Hiram.......................81
84 John Carroll.................72
98 Marietta.......................80
106 at Mount Union ..........74
73 Ohio Northern.............70
99 at Baldwin-Wallace......66
102 Heidelberg...................83
95 at Muskingum.............72
OAC Tournament
102 Marietta.......................59
97Hiram...........................87
88 Baldwin-Wallace..........76
NCAA Tournament
80 Wooster.......................77
82 Cal-Lutheran................78
67Calvin...........................88
1992-93 (19-10)
67 at Muskingum.............71
58 at Emory & Henry (VA).76
84 at Maryville (TN)..........82
67 at Transylvania (KY).....65
75Hiram...........................69
68Capital.........................65
70 Wittenberg..................54
87 at John Carroll.............90
90 Lake Forest (IL)............73
81 Maryville (TN)..............75
74 Mount Union...............51
77 Heidelberg...................73
72 at Marietta...................79
65 at Baldwin-Wallace......73
88 Ohio Northern...... 89(OT)
84Muskingum..................63
77 at Hiram.......................80
100 at Heidelberg....... 99 (OT)
114 Marietta.......................67
73 at Capital.....................74
85 at Mount Union...........66
100 John Carroll......... 96 (OT)
73 at Ohio Northern.........88
75 Baldwin-Wallace..........70
OAC Tournament
83Muskingum..................71
81 Ohio Northern.............79
101 Heidelberg...................82
NCAA Tournament
80 Defiance......................66
68Calvin...........................90
1993-94 (19-9)
83 at Eckerd......................80
86 at Saint Leo..................85
77 at Oglethorpe..............80
64Muskingum..................68
57 at Hiram.......................65
92 at Capital.....................79
83 at Wittenberg..............98
32
79 John Carroll.................81
97 Wilmington..................54
75Centre..........................66
82 at Mount Union...........62
85 at Heidelberg...............94
76 Marietta.......................67
76 Baldwin-Wallace..........75
70 at Ohio Northern.........57
83 at Muskingum.............75
85Hiram...........................71
92 Heidelberg...................83
82 at Marietta............ 75(OT)
90Capital.........................74
76 Mount Union...............66
80 at John Carroll.............84
87 Ohio Northern..... 84 (OT)
82 at Baldwin-Wallace......97
OAC Tournament
88 Ohio Northern.............70
68 Baldwin-Wallace..........64
79 Heidelberg...................73
NCAA Tournament
71 Wash. & Jefferson........73
1994-95 (15-11)
67 at Methodist (NC)........64....
59 at High Point (NC)........68....
81 at Queens (NC)............70....
86 at Hiram.......................80....
72 Heidelberg..................75....
62 at John Carroll.............68....
77 Mount Union...............74....
63 Wittenberg........... 69(OT)....
72 La Verne (CA)..............70....
96 Goucher (MA)..............71....
59 at Marietta...................65....
91Capital.........................67....
55 at Ohio Northern.........69....
67 Baldwin-Wallace..........81....
73 Muskingum.................55....
77 at Capital.....................79....
71 Ohio Northern.............76....
74 John Carroll.................65....
84 at Heidelberg...... 86(2OT)
88 at Mount Union...........70....
59 Marietta.......................57....
82 Hiram..........................66....
86 at Muskingum...... 82(OT) .
101 at Bald.-Wall......... 98(OT)....
OAC Tournament
69 at John Carroll.............63....
76 at Ohio Northern.........83
1995-96 (12-13)
93 at Tampa....................101
87 at Eckerd......................73
60 at Embry-Riddle...........76
72Hiram...........................51
71 at Heidelberg...............68
62 John Carroll.................68
63 at Wittenberg..............84
80 at Mount Union...........82
79 MacMurray (IL)............66
78Kenyon.................. 76(OT)
74 Marietta.......................64
68 at Capital.....................69
79 Ohio Northern.............72
58 at Baldwin-Wallace......69
43 at Muskingum.............59
75Capital.........................84
59 at Ohio Northern.........67
87 at John Caroll.............103
71 Heidelberg...................69
79 Mount Union...............68
65 at Marietta...................63
68 at Hiram.......................62
92Muskingum..................60
52 Baldwin-Wallace..........80
OAC Tournament
68 at Ohio Northern.........70
1996-97 (7-19)
59 at Cumberland.............65
60 at David Lipscomb.......95
76 at U. of South-Sewanee.84
51 at Muskingum.............65
76 John Carroll.................87
89 Wittenberg..................87
74 at Heidelberg...............89
61Hiram...........................56
71Scranton......................58
70 Penn State-Behrend....64
72Capital.........................87
70 at Baldwin-Wallace......77
51 Marietta.......................72
72 at Mount Union...........81
67 Ohio Northern.............75
70 Baldwin-Wallace..........80
61 at Marietta...................64
67 Mount Union...............68
73 at Ohio Northern.........74
80 at John Carroll.............92
66Muskingum..................60
77 Heidelberg...................78
57 at Capital.....................82
88 at Hiram.......................87
OAC Tournament
89 at Capital.....................73
80 at Mount Union...........92
1997-98 (15-12)
91 at Elmira......................90
69 at Chris. Newport........87
82 at Lynchburg................70
77Muskingum..................73
58 at John Carroll.............84
40 at Wittenberg..............68
63 Heidelberg...................58
87 at Hiram.......................81
90 Adrian(MI)...................64
60 Savannah (GA).............68
92 at Capital.....................87
80 Baldwin-Wallace..........92
62 at Marietta...................77
70 Mount Union...............68
68 at Ohio Northern.........85
65 at Baldwin-Wallace......75
88 Marietta.......................72
76 at Mount Union...........82
78 Ohio Northern.............68
72 John Carroll.................78
70 at Muskingum.............75
79 at Heidelberg...............77
78Capital.........................74
90Hiram...........................81
OAC Tournament
76 at Muskingum.............64
86 Marietta.......................68
80 Baldwin-Wallace..........83
1998-99 (21-8)
79 at Queens (NC)............72
64 at Eckerd (FL)...............63
71 at Tampa (FL)...............66
71 Ohio Northern.............73
68 at Heidelberg...............70
75 Mt. Union....................77
63 at Hiram.......................61
96 Wittenberg..................87
65 Grove City (PA).............56
88 Carthage (WI)..............81
94 John Carroll.................92
89 at Capital.....................83
85 at Baldwin-Wallace......74
81Muskingum..................74
94 Marietta.......................78
80 at Mount Union...........77
75 Heidelberg...................77
71 at Ohio Northern.........81
85 at Marietta...................79
109 Hiram...........................71
68 at John Carroll.............82
91Capital.........................83
104 Baldwin-Wallace..........88
70 at Muskingum.............58
OAC Tournament
95 Heidelberg...................70
81 John Carroll.................73
53 Ohio Northern.............67
NCAA Tournament
104 Defiance......................90
80 Wooster.......................89
1999-2000 (18-9)
81 Sul Ross State..............61
67 at Univ. of Dallas..........77
55 at U. of Mary Hardin....58
70 at Ohio Northern.........84
79 Heidelberg...................61
75 at Mount Union...........72
85Thiel.............................71
94 Hobart.........................75
71Manchester.................73
79 at Wittenberg..............67
81 at John Carroll.............79
82Capital.........................68
96 Baldwin-Wallace..........83
55 at Muskingum.............75
84 at Marietta........... 81 (OT)
77 Mount Union...............73
93 at Heidelberg...............83
79 Ohio Northern.............74
79 Marietta.......................81
92 at Thiel.........................80
78 John Carroll.................75
72 at Capital.....................65
74 at Baldwin-Wallace......76
73Muskingum..................77
89 Heidelberg...................81
OAC Tournament
82 John Carroll.................77
69 Ohio Northern.............78
2000-01 (13-12)
65 at Goucher...................58
60 vs. Savannah A&D........72
77 at W. Maryland............68
76 at Capital.....................78
75 at Baldwin-Wallace......80
72 Heidelberg...................69
87 Mount Union...............66
55 at Ohio Northern.........64
70 Ohio Wesleyan............65
70 Wisc.Whitewater.........78
74 Wittenberg..................69
68Muskingum..................70
OTTERBEIN
76 at Marietta...................71
59 at John Carroll.............60
82 Wilmington..................69
68 at Heidelberg...............70
79 Baldwin-Wallace..........64
62 at Mount Union...........77
70 Ohio Northern.............78
75 at Muskingum.............64
83 Marietta.......................70
88 John Carroll.................79
95 at Wilmington..............68
71Capital.........................78
OAC Tournament
81 at Capital.....................87
2001-02 (30-3)
90 at Mt. St. Joseph..........80
81 Johns Hopkins..............69
81Trinity.................. 79 (OT)
98 at Concordia................71
90Capital.........................87
108 Baldwin-Wallace..........81
88 at Heidelberg...............72
59 at Mount Union.........106
79 Ohio Northern.............57
99Denison.......................58
74 St. Norbert...................70
73 at Wittenberg..............64
76 at Muskingum.............77
90 Marietta.......................75
82 John Carroll.................63
93 at Wilmington..............75
85 Heidelberg...................68
90 at Baldwin-Wallace......80
79 Mount Union...............73
62 at Ohio Northern.........63
91Muskingum..................64
78 at Marietta...................61
89 at John Carroll.............84
79 Wilmington..................54
70 at Capital.....................67
OAC Tournament
78 Heidelberg...................69
91 Ohio Northern.............59
69Capital.........................67
NCAA Tournament
121 Bethany.......................98
85Randolph-Macon.........72
87DePauw.......................79
70Carthage......................66
102 Elizabethtown..............83
2002-03 (15-11)
69 Tri-State (IN)............... 73
96 Medaille (NY) ..............50
82 Roanoke (VA)...............73
72 Savannah (GA)...... 76 (ot)
92 at Heidelberg...............77
70 Baldwin-Wallace..........56
71 Wittenberg................. 79
72 Mount Union.............. 73
63Capital........................ 67
79 Grove City (PA).............69
76 Mount St. Joseph.........67
65 at Marietta.................. 73
64 at Muskingum.............56
79 Wilmington..................53
78 John Carroll................ 87
74 at Ohio Northern.........61
81 at Mount Union...........77
93 Heidelberg...................71
79 at John Carroll............ 84
88 Ohio Northern.............77
64 at Capital.................... 72
60 Marietta.......................55
72Muskingum................. 58
76 at Wilmington..............73
72 at Baldwin-Wallace..... 76
OAC Tournament
65 Ohio Northern............ 74
2003-04 (20-7)
79 Brockport (SUNY) ........72
66 Wooster...................... 72
74 Washington (MO)........72
112 Fontbonne (MO) .........75
96 Heidelberg...................72
66 at Baldwin-Wallace......63
67 at Wittenberg..............57
73 at Mount Union...........84
65 at Capital.....................57
80 Westminster (PA) ........65
65 Ohio Wesleyan............64
77 Marietta.......................69
60Muskingum..................58
75 at Wilmington..............65
69 at John Carroll............ 72
73 Ohio Northern.............67
82 Mount Union...... 85 (OT)
78 at Heidelberg...... 85 (OT)
100 John Carroll.................83
60 at Ohio Northern.........83
75Capital.........................73
66 at Marietta...................59
60 at Muskingum.............59
74 Wilmington..................67
86 Baldwin-Wallace..........76
CARDINALS
OAC Tournament
73Muskingum..................60
73 at Mount Union...........82
2004-05 (17-9)
61 Wisc.-Whitewater........76
92 Indiana Univ.-East........40
91 N Carolina Wesleyan.. 73
72 Emory & Henry............59
65 at Baldwin-Wallace..... 63....
77 at Wilmington............. 82
81 John Carroll................ 94
74 at Mount Union...........63....
91 Defiance ......................80
85 Greensboro..................80
53 Wittenberg................. 65
93 Heidelberg...................75
62Muskingum..................54
69 at Ohio Northern.........65
75Capital.........................76
123 Marietta.....................108
82 at Muskingum.............74
83 Ohio Northern.............82
88 at Capital.......... 93 (2OT)
118 at Marietta.................106
88 Baldwin-Wallace..........75
95 at Heidelberg...............75
73 at John Carroll ............86
79 Wilmington..................51
59 Mount Union.............. 64
OAC Tournament
76 Baldwin-Wallace..... 78 (OT)
2005-06 (12-14, 8-10)
99Trinity ..........................87
56Southwestern..............66
96 at Hendrix ...................70
72 at Transylvania .... 73 (OT)
77 Baldwin-Wallace........102
56 Wilmington..................74
81 at John Carroll.............83
73 Mount Union...............63
43 at Wittenberg..............60
85 Nazareth (NY)..............61
84 Ohio Wesleyan............78
78 at Heidelberg...............84
59 at Muskingum.............64
70 Ohio Northern.............81
74 at Capital.....................72
78 at Marietta...................65
71Muskingum..................65
64 at Ohio Northern.........87
64Capital.........................59
78 Marietta.......................68
76 at Baldwin-Wallace......96
96 Heidelberg...................81
78 John Carroll.................56
65 at Wilmington..............78
72 at Mount Union...........75
OAC Tournament
62 at Muskingum.............81
2006-07 (16-11, 11-7)
56 vs. Gettysburg...... 55 (OT)
57 vs. Stockton.................64
58 at Maryville (TN)..........55
78 at Fisk (TN)...................73
77 at John Carroll.............86
61 at Marietta...................55
95Muskingum..................84
59 at Capital.....................77
72 Wittenberg..................79
83 Kalamazoo (MI)...........63
81 Maryville (TN)..............84
76 Wilmington..................67
77 Heidelberg...................95
83 at Baldwin-Wallace......74
77 Mount Union...............61
70 Ohio Northern.............79
68 John Carroll.................70
78 Marietta.......................69
80 at Muskingum.............79
63 Ohio Northern..... 66 (OT)
78 at Mount Union...........68
76 Baldwin-Wallace..........84
77 at Heidelberg...............74
52 at Wilmington..............49
73Capital................. 69 (OT)
OAC Tournament
52 at Ohio Northern.........51
49 at Capital.....................69
2007-08 (7-18, 6-12)
67 vs St. Thomas ..............73
94 vs Farmingdale St. .......98
136 at Emory & Henry......141
70 at Shenandoah............76
71 John Carroll.................85
71 atMarietta..................61
55Muskingum..................74
72 atOhio Northern.........78
73 atWittenberg..............87
89 Mt. Union....................82
70 Albion..........................76
94Hanover.......................88
87 atB-W................. 93 (OT)
72 Heidelberg...................82
65 Wilmington..................79
57 atCapital.....................86
98 John Carroll.................73
95 Marietta............... 96 (OT)
83 atMuskngum..............79
74 Ohio Northern...........103
71 atMt. Union................76
94 Baldwin-Wallace..........84
66 atHeidelberg...............81
80 at Wilmington..............67
77Capital.........................87
2008-09 (5-20, 3-15)
73 Wesley.........................75
83Newport .....................87
78 at Birmingham S .........68
70 at U. of the South........78
81 John Carroll.................86
77 at Muskingum............ 84
76 Marietta.......................68
58 at Mount Union...........80
66 Wittenberg .................87
56 North Central...............73
80 Thomas More..............65
61 Ohio Northern.............82
64 Baldwin-Wallace......... 84
62 at Heidelberg...............72
62 at Wilmington..............71
60Capital.........................79
65 at John Carroll...........101
76 at Marietta...................84
59Muskingum..................69
63 at Ohio Northern.........71
80 Mount Union...............73
78 Baldwin-Wallace..........72
75 Heidelberg...................88
77 Wilmington..................87
78 at Capital.............. 83(OT)
2009-10 (8-17, 6-12)
70 Thomas More..............84
65 Washington & Lee.......68
58 Greensboro..................59
42 Averett.........................60
59 Heidelberg...................74
54 at Capital.....................68
72 Ohio Northern.............75
72 at Muskingum.............69
66 Wilmington..................81
56 at Wittenberg..............72
74Hanover.......................63
87Denison.......................71
64 at John Carroll.............88
63 Mount Union...............48
55 at Marietta...................69
63 Baldwin-Wallace..........79
61 at Ohio Northern.........71
76 at Heidelberg...............88
86Capital.........................83
72 at Wilmington..............84
75Muskingum..................61
93 John Carroll...............103
71 at Mount Union...........88
78 Marietta.......................69
67 at Baldwin-Wallace......62
2010-11 (13-13, 9-9)
63Hiram................... 74 (OT)
85Penn St. Greater Allegheny.. 45
54 Wabash........................71
83 UW- La Crosse.............77
81 Mount Union...............84
73 Ohio Northern.............80
54 at Marietta...................72
83 John Carroll.................86
78 Wittenberg..................64
84 St. Vincent...................76
68 Maryville (Tenn.).........78
60 at Capital.....................71
58 at Muskingum.............48
59 at Heidelberg...............65
63 Wilmington..................68
74 Baldwin-Wallace..........71
82 at Mount Union...........61
64 at Ohio Northern.........46
63 Marietta.......................65
76 at Baldwin-Wallace......56
96 at John Carroll..... 99 (OT)
82Capital.........................58
65Muskingum..................52
60 Heidelberg...................65
76 at Wilmington..............72
OAC Tournament
47 at Capital.....................76
FACILITIES
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
Ballenger, a 1939 graduate of Otterbein.
Over the last four years, Otterbein has added the Clements
Recreational and Fitness Center, a new softball field, and new
tennis courts; and an upgrade of the baseball field.
“With the addition of the new stadium, we have one of
the best athletics complexes in the conference,” said Bob Gatti,
Otterbein Vice President for Student Affairs.
CARDINALS
GENERAL
OTTERBEIN
Robert Corbin ’49, Tom Weisenstein and the Fishbaugh Memorial Fund.
Additional sports facilities at Otterbein include tennis courts,
and separate fields for softball, baseball and soccer. A 2.5-mile
cross country course, which meanders Alum Creek and traverses
woods and farmland, opened in the fall of 1995.
Gifts from the Otterbein alumni and friends have helped
provide educational opportunities through athletics for sportsminded students. Former student-athletes have continued their
success in coaching, teaching, recreational and professional
fields-evidence of quality educational experiences offered at
Otterbein University.
HISTORY
Built in 1974, the Rike Center houses physical education
facilities and offices. The domed roof encloses an intercollegiate
hardwood basketball floor with seating for 3,100; equipped
weight training room; two handball courts; and locker rooms
for varsity teams and physical education classes. Conventional
classrooms and offices are located on the perimeter.
A $300,000 gift from the Rike family of Dayton inaugurated
the capital campaign to finance construction of the Rike Center,
which was built for about $1.5 million.
In the spring of 2008, an $84,000 weight room was installed
in the Rike Center, providing new flooring, free weights and
equipment for use by student-athletes, students and staff. The
project was spearheaded by the “O” Club with support from
GAME INFORMATION
The Frank and Vida Clements Recreation and Fitness Center
opened in the fall of 2002.
The $9.5 million center enhances the curriculum and clinical
experiences for students preparing for careers in health, fitness
and athletic training.
In addition, the center significantly increases the facilities for
the athletic training, sport management, and health and fitness
programs; increases the health, wellness and recreation programs
for students, faculty and staff; enhances Otterbein’s capacity to
attract future students; and expands the opportunities for partnership with the wider Columbus community.
The center has two components: a 75,000 square-foot field
house, complete with a sanctioned six-lane, 200-meter indoor
track; and a two-story connector to the existing Rike Center,
which features a high-tech cardiovascular fitness area, fullyequipped training and rehabilitation center, coaching offices,
classrooms and a student lounge area.
2011-12 CARDINALS
A new era in Otterbein football began in the fall of 2005 as
the Cardinals moved into a new home in Memorial Stadium.
“This completes the multi-year upgrade of our sports and
recreational facilities,” said then-Otterbein President Brent DeVore.
The new $3.2 million grandstand, built on the same site of
old Memorial Stadium, was dedicated on Sept. 17, 2006 shortly before Otterbein defeated cross-town rival Capital, 17-14, by
scoring twice on its last two possessions of the game.
The new grandstand was financed through private funds,
raised through the Clements Foundation and the Otterbein
“O” Club, both long-time contributors to athletics and other
academic programs at Otterbein.
The new grandstand, with handicap access, seats 2,400,
including a section in the middle with 500 stadium chairs, and
a press box with elevator. The stadium also features state-ofthe-art locker rooms, a training room, equipment room, and
“O” Club room.
Other recent improvements to Memorial Stadium include a
new lighting system, courtesy of Cellular One, in 1996, and renovation of the outdoor track and field facilities in 1988 through
a donation from the late Dorothy McVay, from Westerville. In
1989, the gridiron was named in honor of Dwight “Smokey”
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MEDIA
COVERING THE CARDINALS
REQUEST FOR CREDENTIALS: When making requests for press credentials, photo passes, phone lines and/or space, please call
or write at least one week in advance. Contact Ed Syguda, Sports Information Director, Otterbein University, Westerville, Ohio
43081 or call (614) 823-1288.
PRESS BOX SERVICES: Complete play-by-play (scoring), halftime and final statistics are available to media representatives.
2011-12 OTTERBEIN MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE
MEDIA OUTLETS
Television
Jerod Smalley & Matt Barnes
WCMH-TV
3165 Olentangy River Rd.
Columbus, Ohio 43202
(614) 263-4444
Clay Hall, Natalie Taylor
& Rob Harley
WSYX/WTTE-TV
1261 Dublin Rd.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 481-6641
Dom Tiberi, Beau Bishop,
Paul Spohn, Greg Miller
& Rob Kunz
WBNS-TV / Ohio News Network
770 Twin Rivers Dr.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 460-3700
Wire Service
Rusty Miller
Associated Press
1103 Schrock Rd., Suite 300
Columbus, Ohio 43229
(614) 885-2586
Radio
Matt McCoy
WTVN-AM/WCOL-FM
1301 Dublin Rd.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 486-6101
Newspapers
Mark Znidar
Columbus Dispatch
34 S. 3rd St.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 461-5234
Skip Mosic & Scott Torgerson
WBNS-AM
605 S. Front St.
Suite 300
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 460-3971
John Hulkenberg
Westerville News & Public Opinion
P. O. Box 29912
Columbus, Ohio 43229
(614) 785-1212
Lee Cochran
This Week in Westerville
7801 N. Central Dr.
Lewis Center, Ohio 43035
(740) 888-6000
WOSU-AM
2400 Olentangy River Rd.
Columbus, Ohio 43210
(614) 292-9678 ext. 49837
WLVQ-FM
280 North High St.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 227-9696
WHOK-FM
280 North High St.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 225-9465
Clark Donley
WSNY-FM
4401 Carriage Hill Lane
Columbus, Ohio 43220
(614) 451-2191
Otterbein University Outlets
Tan & Cardinal
Sports Editor
Westerville, Ohio 43081
(614) 823-1159
WOBN-FM
Sports Director
Westerville, Ohio 43081
(614) 823-1557
WOCC-TV 3
Mark Pfeiffer
Sports Director
Instructional Media Center
Westerville, Ohio 43081
(614) 823-1563
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OTTERBEIN
CARDINALS
OTTERBEIN PROFILE
OTTERBEIN
The Arts
Professional training
programs are available
in music, theatre, dance,
and visual arts. There are
numerous cultural events
free to students, including
music department events
(orchestra, opera, band,
choir concerts), visual arts
exhibits of student and
professional works, and the
renowned Otterbein University Theatre.
CARDINALS
Costs
2011-2012 annual tuition is
$29,550. Room and board
for one year is $8,252.
Eighty-two percent of our
students receive financial
aid.
For more information,
contact:
Office of Admission
Otterbein University
1 South Grove Street
Westerville, Ohio 43081
(614) 823-1500
For Application Materials:
1-800-488-8144
Home Page:
www.otterbein.edu
E-Mail:
[email protected]
GENERAL
Athletics
Men and women compete
in the Ohio Athletic Conference, NCAA Division III.
There are ten varsity sports
for both men and women.
Community Service
Otterbein offers many local
community service opportunities for students
and employees through
its Center for Community
Engagement, which strives
to meet community needs
through volunteerism, service-learning and community-based action research.
Student volunteers serve
in 14 different student-led
organizations working with
urban youth, senior citizens
and animals at non-profit
agencies and local schools.
Otterbein offers more than
90 service-learning courses
in which 1,200 students
each year apply academic
expertise to meet the needs
of local and global communities. The University has
been recognized nationally
and listed on the President’s
Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for
three consecutive years.
HISTORY
The Campus
Otterbein’s 140-acre campus
in the heart of Westerville
includes the historic Towers
Hall, constructed in 1872.
Faculty
Otterbein’s student-faculty
ratio of 12:1 offers students
the opportunity to receive
personalized attention from
their instructors. Over 90
percent of full-time faculty
hold doctorates or equivalent terminal degrees. Professors are active in campus
affairs, serve as advisers to
students, and participate in
a unique sabbatical program
to research and study recent
developments in their fields.
Fraternities and Sororities
Nearly 50 percent of Otterbein students participate
in the six local sororities and
six local fraternities.
Off-Campus Programs
A variety of off-campus programs are available, including foreign language study
in Dijon, France and Segovia,
Spain. Semester at Sea, a
shipboard-campus program
offered in cooperation with
the University of Pittsburgh,
enables students to take a
variety of liberal arts courses
while on cruise. Study opportunities also exist with
the Washington Semester
Plan, operated through
the American University
in Washington, D.C., the
Philadelphia Center program
in the Philadelphia area
and Roehampton Institute
in England. Army and Air
Force ROTC is offered in
conjunction with The Ohio
State University. Internships
provide experience in a student’s chosen career field.
GAME INFORMATION
Majors and Degrees
Otterbein enrolls more than
3,100 students, including
full- and part-time undergraduates, adult learners,
and students enrolled
in The Graduate School.
Master’s degree programs
are offered in education,
business administration and
nursing, including courses in
our newly-accredited nurse
anesthesia program in conjunction with Grant Medical Center. Otterbein’s first
doctorate program, doctor
of nursing practice (DNP),
began classes in spring 2011.
Otterbein offers 73 majors,
as well as individualized
fields of study.
A complete intramural
program is available to all
students.
2011-12 CARDINALS
Location
It is located in Westerville,
Ohio, a suburb of Columbus that is ranked 15th on
Money Magazine’s 2009 list
of Best Places to Live.
Renowned for its Department of Theatre and Dance,
Otterbein students perform
plays for the community
in The Fritsche Theatre at
Cowan Hall, which was
renovated in 2005. The
Department of Art displays
art from students, faculty,
the University’s collection
and visiting exhibits in Miller
Gallery in the Art and Communication Building, Fisher
Gallery in Roush Hall, and
the Frank Museum of Art.
A new permanent exhibit
is the Presidents’ Gallery, a
historical and artistic display
of all the University presidents, on the second floor
of Towers Hall. The Department of Music also offers
public performances of
opera, symphony, marching
band and student choral
groups. Classes began in fall
2009 at both the newly built
Center for Equine Studies
and the University’s Science
Center, which has completed
a $20 million renovation and
addition.
ABOUT OTTERBEIN
The University
Otterbein University is a
private, co-educational,
comprehensive liberal arts
institution founded in 1847
and affiliated with the
United Methodist Church.
Accredited since 1913 by the
North Central Association of
Colleges and Schools, Otterbein has consistently placed
high among peer institutions in U.S. News & World
Report’s “Guide to America’s
Best colleges” for over a
decade. In the 2011 guide,
Otterbein was named a “Top
10 Up-and-Comer” by its
peers in the University-Master’s (Midwest) category.
Otterbein University admits
students of any race, color,
sex, creed, handicap and
national or ethnic origin.
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11/18-19
11/26-27
12/3
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12/10
12/17
12/22
12/28-29
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1/18
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1/25
1/28
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2/15
2/18
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at Westminster Tournament
at Carnegie Mellon Tournament
at Mount Union
at Ohio Northern
MARIETTA
at John Carroll
at Wittenberg
SMOKEY BALLENGER TOURNAMENT
Wis. Platteville
Consolation / Championship
CAPITAL
MUSKINGUM
HEIDELBERG
at Wilmington
at Baldwin-Wallace
MOUNT UNION
OHIO NORTHERN
at Marietta
BALDWIN-WALLACE
JOHN CARROLL
at Capital
at Muskingum
at Heidelberg
WILMINGTON
OAC TOURNAMENT
TBD
TBD
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