2016-17
DATE
OPPONENT
PLACE
TIME
Oct. 1
Tallahassee Jamboree
Tallahassee, FL
Oct. 8
Pinellas County Job Corp (Scrimmage)
Jacksonville, FL
4 P.M.
Oct. 22
Edward Waters College (Scrimmage)
Jacksonville, FL
2 P.M.
Oct. 29
Embry Riddle University (Scrimmage)
Jacksonville, FL
4 P.M.
Nov. 1
Red Devil Academy
Jacksonville, FL
7 P.M.
TBA
Nov. 5
Webber International
Babson Park, FL
1 P.M.
Nov. 8
South Carolina-Salkehatchie
Jacksonville, FL
7 P.M.
Nov. 10
Pasco Hernando State College
New Port Richey, FL
7 P.M.
Nov. 14
Indian River State
Jacksonville, FL
7 P.M.
Nov. 16
State College of Florida
Jacksonville, FL
7 P.M.
Nov. 19
Palm Beach State
Jacksonville, FL
4 P.M.
Nov. 23
South Carolina-Salkehatchie
Allendale, SC
7 P.M.
Nov. 30
South Georgia State
Jacksonville, FL
7 P.M.
Dec. 3
Palm Beach State
Lake Worth, FL
4 P.M.
Dec. 7
State College of Florida
Bradenton, FL
7 P.M.
Dec. 10
JUCO Shootout vs Northwest Florida State College
Gainesville, FL
5 P.M.
Dec. 11
JUCO Shootout vs Polk State
Gainesville, FL
7 P.M.
Dec. 14
Indian River State College
Ft. Pierce, FL
5:30 P.M.
Dec. 17
South Georgia State
Waycross, FL
4 P.M.
Jan. 7
Central Florida*^
Jacksonville, FL
6 P.M.
Jan. 11
Santa Fe*^
Gainesville, FL
8 P.M.
4 P.M.
Jan. 14
Webber International
Jacksonville, FL
Jan. 21
Daytona State*^
Daytona Beach, FL
Jan. 25
Central Florida*^
Ocala, FL
Jan. 28
Santa Fe*^
Jacksonville, FL
4 P.M.
Feb. 4
TAAG
Jacksonville, FL
4 P.M.
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7:30 P.M.
Feb. 8
Daytona State*^
Jacksonville, FL
8 P.M.
Feb. 11
Central Florida*^
Jacksonville, FL
4 P.M.
Feb. 15
Santa Fe*^
Gainesville, FL
8 P.M.
Feb. 18
Red Devil Academy
Jacksonville, FL
4 P.M.
Feb. 21
TAAG
Jacksonville, FL
7 P.M.
Feb. 25
Daytona State*^
Daytona Beach, FL
4 P.M.
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FCSAA/Region VIII State Tournament
Ocala, FL
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^ Double Headers
TBA
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Neil Orr begins his ninth year as head coach at Florida State College at Jacksonville. A 1990 FCCJ
graduate, he was a member of the 1989 Mid-Florida Conference Championship team and the 1990 State
Runner-Up team. He earned All-Academic honors twice while at FCCJ.
He earned a scholarship to Bethune-Cookman University where he received his Bachelor’s of Science
in Business Administration in 1993. Prior to FSCJ, he attended Bishop Kenny High School here in
Jacksonville, where he was a member of the 1986 and 1987 District Championships teams as well as the
1986 Regional Championship team.
His 19-year coaching resume includes six years at Edward Waters College (1995-99 and 2005), four
years assisting at the University of North Florida (1999-02 and 2004) and one year assisting at BethuneCookman University (2003). He was athletic director and basketball coach at Orange Park Christian
Academy from 2006-07.
In five years at FSCJ, Coach Orr has matriculated 22 players, 5 Division I players, 11 Division II players and
6 NAIA/D-III playeres, while graduating 17 players. The team has reached the Conference Finals twice.
Neil is married to the former Jenean Jackson. They have four children: Sydney, Bria, Kayla and Lindsey.
Marcus Crowley begins his ninth consecutive
year as a volunteer assistant basketball coach
at Florida State College at Jacksonville. This
is his fifteenth overall. He also served as an
assistant coach from 1990-95. During his first
run as an assistant, he helped lead the team
to three straight state tournaments, back-to-back conference titles
and two consecutive state runners up (1992 and 1993).
Crowley not only serves as coach but also as a mentor. He provides
leadership skills to help the student athletes better prepare for life
after college. Coach Crowley is originally from Saginaw Michigan
and has a son, Marcus II. He is a graduate of Everest University and is
employed at Vistacom.
Michelle Duclos earned a bachelor’s
degree in Exercise and Sport Sciences
from the University of Florida with
a specialty in athletic training. She
continued her education at the University
of South Florida (USF) graduating with
a Master of Arts in Physical Education. During her two years at
USF, she worked with the women’s volleyball team. She moved
to Jacksonville after graduation and now works for Jacksonville
Orthopaedic Institute and as the head athletic trainer at Florida
State College at Jacksonville.
Jean Metelus begins his second year as
assistant coach at FSCJ. He brings more
than 10 years of basketball experience
to the FSCJ BlueWave program. Coach
Metelus served as assistant coach to
legendary Jacksonville coach, Doug White,
at Raines High School. He helped guide the
program to a 92-45 record during a span of four seasons.
Coach Metelus was a two-time All-Conference player at Indian
River State College (Ft. Pierce, FL) from 2004-06. He received a
scholarship to attend Edward Waters College (Jacksonville, FL),
where he later earned his bachelor’s degree in Physical Education
(2011). In 2014, he earned his MBA from Jones International
University (Centennial, CO).
Coach Metelus is a tireless and dedicated worker. His passion,
enthusiasm and knowledge of the game will be an invaluable asset
to the FSCJ BlueWave program.
2016-17
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RONALD TAYLOR
D’JOHN JAMES
BRANDENTON, FL
SOUTHEASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
PALM COAST, FL
PALM COAST HIGH SCHOOL
6’4” | FRESHMAN | PG
20
JOSH SCOTT
6’1” | FRESHMAN | PG
ST, PETERSBURG, FL
ST. PETERSBURG CATHOLIC
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CHRISTIAN LARSON
6’2” | FRESHMAN | G
ORANGE PARK, FL
OAK LEAF HIGH SCHOOL
34
JONADO FILS
6’7” | FRESHMAN | SF
CORAL SPRINGS, FL
CORAL SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
6’1” | SOPHOMORE | G
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JAMES HARPER JR.
6’4” | SOPHOMORE | G
ORLANDO, FL
OLYMPIA HIGH SCHOOL
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TRAVIS MCCONICO
MYRON DEWAR
JACKSONVILLE, FL
SANDALWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
MARGATE, FL
CORAL SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
6’6” | SOPHOMORE | SG
22
6’4” | FRESHMAN | G
23
PHIL BRUCE
TERRY COOPER
GREEN COVE SPRINGS, FL
CLAY HIGH SCHOOL
SILVER SPRINGS, FL
COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL
6’7” | SOPHOMORE | PF
32
6’8” | FRESHMAN | PF
33
DARYL RICHARDSON JR.
NICK STRAWTER
BRANDON SMITH
LAKE CITY, FL
COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL
JACKSONVILLE, FL
THE BOLLES SCHOOL
DELTONA, FL
DELTONA HIGH SCHOOL
6’6” | FRESHMAN | SF
6’3” | FRESHMAN | G
6’4” | FRESHMAN | SF
Players Who Have Matriculated
To Four-Year Universities, 2008-16
Pierre Bland (2011) Indiana University Fort Wayne*#
Matthew Hezikiah (2011) South Carolina State*#
Osborn Blount (2013) University of North Florida*^^
2007 — Jamel Carpenter, Dwayne Joshua, Derick O’Neil,
2008 — Jamel Carpenter, Jimmy Gaskins, Jean Louisme
2009 — Jimmy Gaskins, Jean Louisme, Alex Smith
2010 — Patrick Hendley, Alex Smith
2011 — Pierre Bland, Laterrance Carter, Alex Smith
2012 — Pierre Bland**, Laterrance Carter, Aaron Harrison,
Garrett Naughton
2013 — Aluk Adub**, Aaron Harrison, Keith Williams
2014 — Aluk Adub, Osborn Blount, Keith Williams
2015 — Jeff Altidort, Rico Bonds, Darnell Tillman
Rico Bonds (2015) South Carolina State^^
**All-Region Selection
DIVISION I
Jean Louisme (2009) North Carolina A&T*
Pat Hendley (2010) Savannah State*
Alex Smith (2010) Bethune-Cookman*#
Darnell Tillman (2015) University of Missouri-Kansas City*^^
DIVISION II
Jamelle Carpenter (2008) Fayetteville State
Jimmy Gaskins (2009) Lynn University
John Harrington (2009) Fayetteville State*
Loannis Lekakis (2010) Alaska-Fairbanks*
Clark Major (2010) Palm Beach Atlantic*#
Derek Yepes (2010) Palm Beach Atlantic*^^
Jermaine Burrey (2012) Dalton State College^^
Aaron Harrison (2012) Lynn University*#
Devin Mcneil (2012) Stillman College*^^
Garrett Naughton (2012) Barry University*
Reggie Williams (2012) Glenville State*
Torez Young-Canty (2012) Winston Salem State*
Aluk Adub (2013) Edward Waters College*^^
David Jerome (2013) Francis Manan*^^
DIVISION III/NAIA
Chris Jordan (2008) Ave Maria University - NAIA*
Dwayne Johnson (2009) Southeastern University - NAIA#
Colin Campbell (2010) Manhattanville College
Latarrance Carter (2011) Life University - NAIA
Ricky Estrada (2012) Ferum College*
Machenson Odenier (2012) Dickinson State - NAIA*
Keith Williams (2013) Edward Waters College^^
* AA Degree
^^ Currently Playing
# Playing Professionally
First Team All Conference Players
1999–16
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
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Mike Drayton, Kenny Sanders, Maurice Watkins
Mike Drayton, Brian Hequist
Brian Helquist, Prentice Mobley, Delmar Wilson
Anthony McGeathey, Prentice Mobley, Delmar Wilson
Javon Collier, Magic Hall, Lashawn Mitchell
Bobby Guyton, Adam Holmes
Ben Colon, Tory Harris, P.L. Henderson
Reggie Burnett, Devron Green, Derick O’Neil
All-Time Individual Records
SCORING
Career
Season
Game
Career Average
Season Average
1,423
864
48
23.3
28.8 Prentice Mobley
Marcus Cohen
Jerry Barnes
Prentice Mobley
Marcus Cohen
2000–02
1990–91
1999–00
2000–02
1990–91
REBOUNDING
Career
Season
Game
671
406
28
Willie Robinson
Alvin Heggs
Willie Robinson
1970–72
1986–87
1970–71
ASSISTS
Career
Season
Game
392
235
19
Greg Gibson
Calvin Wade
Scott Matchett
1991–92
1972–73
1976–77
STEALS
Career
Season Game 245
130
10
10
Lashawn Mitchell
Derrick Mitchell Sr
Marcus Washington
Lashawn Mitchell
2002–04
1986-87
2001
2002
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
Career
83.6% Prentice Mobley
Season 87.2% Adam Holmes
Game
100% Adam Holmes
100% David Patton
2000–02
2004–05
2004–05
1967–68
3 POINT FIELD GOALS
Career
120
Season
94
Game
8
2008–10
2003–04
2004
BLOCKED SHOTS
Career Season Jean Lousime
Adam Holmes
Adam Holmes
170 Derrick Davenport 1996–98
107 Derrick Davenport 1997–98
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Career
64.6% Alvin Heggs
Season
70% Hal Atkinson Game
100% Mark Thomas 1985–86
1973–74
1981–82
CHARGES TAKEN
Career
Season 2002–03
2002–03
41
33
Javon Collier
Javon Collier
2008-17
5
Academic
All-State
Selections
8 Division I
Players
3
Presidential Award
Nominees
39
22 Academic All-Conference
All-Conference
Selections
Selections
2 All-Region
1
Selection
2
Presidential
Award
Winner
Division III Players
7NAIA Players
13 Division II Players
6
Professional Players
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