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Christian College National Invitational Tournament Men’s Basketball Championship

2016 CCNIT MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Schedule of Events Wednesday, March 9

Tournament Team Practices @ OCU.............8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. CCNIT Pre-Tourn. Banquet @ OCU Dining Hall......... 7:00 p.m. CCNIT Basketball Coaches’ Meeting.......................... 10:00 p.m.

Thursday, March 10

Tournament Teams Shoot-Around............... 8:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m. CCNIT Quarterfinals.............................................. 1:00-9:00 p.m. Morthland College vs. Rhema College................... 1:00 p.m. Brescia University vs. Allen University.................. 3:00 p.m. Lincoln Christian Univ. vs. Toccoa Falls College... 5:00 p.m. Oakland City Univ. vs. Yellowstone Christian Col. 7:00 p.m.

Friday, March 11

Tournament Teams Shoot-Around............... 8:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m. CCNIT Semifinals.................................................. 1:00-9:00 p.m. Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2............................. 1:00 p.m. Loser Game 3 vs. Loser Game 4............................. 3:00 p.m. Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2........................5:00 p.m. Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 4........................ 7:00 p.m.

Saturday, March 12

Tournament Teams Shoot-Around............... 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. CCNIT 7th Place Game.................................................. 2:00 p.m. CCNIT 5th Place Game.................................................. 4:00 p.m. CCNIT 3rd Place Game................................................. 6:00 p.m. CCNIT Championship Game......................................... 8:00 p.m. CCNIT Awards Presentations....................................... 10:15 p.m.

Table of Contents Schedule of Events...................................................................... 1 Tournament Host Facts............................................................... 1 Welcome-Dr. Ray Barber, President OCU.................................. 2 Welcome-OCU Athletics/Media Relations................................. 2 Welcome-Karen Thompson, Chamber of Commerce................. 3 Welcome-CCNIT Tournament Committee................................ 3 CCNIT Tournament Records...................................................... 5 2015 CCNIT Results................................................................... 6 2016 CCNIT Championship Bracket.......................................... 7 CCNIT Statistical Leaders.......................................................... 8 Allen University Yellowjackets................................................. 10 Brescia University Bearcats...................................................... 11 Lincoln Christian University Red Lions................................... 12 Morthland College Patriots....................................................... 13 Oakland City University Mighty Oaks..................................... 14 Rhema College Eagles.............................................................. 15 Toccoa Falls College Screaming Eagles................................... 16 Yellowstone Christian College Centurions............................... 17 Corporate Partners............................................................... 19-21 Tournament Sponsors/Friends................................................... 22 Hospitality Room Sponsors...................................................... 23 Team Hosts................................................................................ 23

Corporate Partners

Tournament Host Facts Name: Oakland City University Location: Oakland City, Indiana Enrollment: 460 (Oakland City Campus) Church Affiliation: General Baptist Athletic Affiliation: NCAA II; NCCAA I Nickname: Mighty Oaks Colors: Navy, Columbia Blue, and White Home Court: Johnson Center (1,600) President: Dr. Ray Barber Chaplain: Marc Grimes Athletic Director: Dr. Mike Sandifar (Panhandle State, 1971) Basketball Coach: Dr. Mike Sandifar (Panhandle State, 1971) Assistant Coach: Charlie Brauser (Oakland City University, 1963) Assistant Coach: Patti Buchta (Oakland City University, 1982) Assistant Coach: Mikel Breeden (Oakland City University, 2008) Sports Information Director: David Hose (OCU, 2008) Trainer: Louis Rusch Team Doctors: Dr. Terry Gehlhausen, Dr. Karl Lamb

Hampton Inn............................................................................. 19 Vectren Energy.......................................................................... 20 Shamrock Engineering.............................................................. 21 Gibson County Tourism Bureau.............................................. BC

Advertisers’ Index Wilson................................................................................IFC Old National Bank...................................................................... 4 Aigner Construction.................................................................... 4 New England Flag & Banner...................................................... 9 German American Banking....................................................... 18 ARAMARK.............................................................................. 24 SMI............................................................................................24 Gibson General Hospital........................................................ IBC

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Welcome to the ccNit Men’s basketball Championship Dr. Ray

Barber President

Oakland City University

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Hose Sports Information

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elcome to Gibson County, Indiana, and the campus of Oakland City University for the 2016 Christian College National Invitational Tournament Championship. All of us here at Oakland City University are delighted to be the host institution for the 2016 Christian College National Invitational Tournament. We congratulate each participating student/athlete and coach for the accomplishments and successes during the 2015-16 basketball season. Your endeavors have culminated in an invitation to compete in the CCNIT Men’s Basketball Championship that involves eight outstanding Christian colleges and universities. This week will provide every participant, from athletes and coaches to spectators in the stands, the opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to and community in Jesus Christ. May the Christian spirit of love, justice, and fair play direct all of our activities, not only in this tournament, but in each day of our lives. I would like to offer a special word of thanks to all of those who have given so much of their time and effort to make this tournament possible. It is no small feat to bring together eight competing teams for a week of back-to-back, great basketball! We appreciate all that you have done. Again, we welcome you to the campus of Oakland City University and trust you will have a great week of fellowship and basketball.

Yours In Christ,



Dr. Ray Barber, President

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he Tournament Media Director for the 2016 Christian College National Invitational Tournament Men’s Basketball championship is Oakland City University Sports Information Director David Hose. David will provide half time and post game statistics to each team for each game, as well as providing members of the media, including newspaper, radio, and television, with statistics, feature stories, and interview opportunities. It is our desire and responsibility to make certain that each school’s results are reported to the respective school’s media outlets in a timely manner. After each game, national, state, and local media will be contacted in an effort to ensure proper media coverage of the Christian College National Invitational Tournament. Pre-Tournament statistics will be provided to the members of the media prior to the start of the tournament, and after the first day’s competition has been completed, an updated version will be prepared and ready for media personnel prior to the start of action on day two. A final updated version of the tournament’s two-day statistics, including both team and individual statistics will be ready prior to the start of the final day of action. Complete tournament coverage will be provided by Pete Swanson in the Princeton Daily Clarion, beginning Monday morning prior to the tournament through the tournament’s completion. Swanson, an award winning sports writer, will be in attendance at each of the 12 games of the tournament. Special thanks to Chips Inc., in Ft. Branch, IN, for designing the CCNIT T-shirts. Again, WELCOME to Gibson County and Southwestern Indiana. We know you are in for a GREAT WEEK!!

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he Gibson County Chamber of Commerce would like to extend a warm welcome to the coaches, players, CCNIT Staff, team families, and fans at the 2016 Christian College National Invitational Men’s Basketball Tournament. Our county is honored to have Oakland City University host the 2016 CCNIT Men’s Basketball Championship. We are especially grateful to all teams for their participation in this year’s exciting eight team tournament event.

The spirit of competition, teamwork, and sportsmanship is a great Indiana and Gibson County tradition, and it is through participation in a variety of events, including academically, athletically, and spiritually, that our student-athletes grow and achieve their full potential and model strong values and character. Coach Sandifar, tournament staff, and the tournament organizing committee have worked hard all year long to organize this National Tournament and are proud to host every team in attendance.

Karen

Thompson Executive Director

We hope you enjoy your stay in our community as much as we enjoy welcoming you here. We sincerely wish everyone the best of luck in this year’s competition! Good Luck Teams!!!

Sincerely,



Karen Thompson Executive Director

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he 2016 Christian College National Invitational Tournament Men’s Basketball Championship Organizing Committee offers a hearty welcome to all CCNIT Tournament players, coaches, cheerleaders, fans, boosters and CCNIT personnel to Gibson County, Indiana! We are glad you are here, and we hope each of you have a great week of basketball. Our hard-working committee has worked diligently since last August to put together a week of activities, centered around the basketball tournament, that will provide fun and fellowship for every coach, team, and fan. We met monthly from August through December of 2015, then every two weeks in January and the first two weeks of February, before meeting weekly the final three weeks of February and March, including March 4th, as we put the pieces of the puzzle together for this GREAT week of fun and fellowship that includes side trips, community service projects, breakfasts, luncheons, dinners, pre-tournament banquet, and of course, BASKETBALL!! Again, WELCOME to Gibson County and Southwestern Indiana. We know you’re in for a GREAT WEEK!!

Sincerely,



The Tournament Organizing Committee: Kelly Dillon, Karen Thompson, Mike Sandifar, Eric Heidenreich, Jerry Basham, David Hose, Pete Swanson, Mark Miller, Mark Iunghuhn, Mikel Breeden, George Otterson



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Heidenreich Committee Member

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Christian College National Invitational Tournament

Statistics Crew Sponsored by

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CCNIT Tournament Records Individual Records Single Game Points

1. Javan Linson, IDU (3/16/13) 2. Averie Armbrister, KC (3/14/14) William Holloway, IDU (3/14/14) Javan Linson, IDU (3/15/13) 5. Nick McCoy, OMWC (3/13/12) 6. Keron Jackson, Victory (3/16/13) 7. Ahmad Dauda, OMWC (3/14/15) Averie Armbrister, KC (3/15/14) 9. Christopher Calvan, VU-L (3/14/14) Christopher Calvan, VU-L (3/15/14)

1. Ahmad Dauda, OMWC (3/14/15) 2. William Holloway, IDU (3/14/14) 3. Averie Armbrister, KC (3/15/14) Leon Boddie, KC (3/15/13) 5. Brandon Morton, OCU (3/13/15) 4. Aaron Rushing, Morthland (3/14/15) Jordan McClendon, Johnson (3/12/15) John Leonard, Rhema (3/14 & 3/15/14) Randy Miller, KC (3/13/14) Rolands Narkis, Ecclesia (3/13/14) Five more from 2012 & 2013

9 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5

1. Lex Desir, Rhema (3/14/15) 2. Brandon Morton, OCU (3/14/14) Brandon Morton, OCU (3/15/13) Leon Boddie, Knoxville (3/15/14) Egor Shakhmetov, VU-L (3/13/12) 5. Brandon Morton, OCU (3/14/15) Jordan McClendon, Johnson (3/14/15) Aaron Rushing, Morthland (3/14/15) Four more from 2012-2014

.821 .813 .769 .769 .769 .750 .731 .692 .688 .684

1. Andrew Bray, LCU (7-11) (2015) 2. Ryan Crowe, Boyce (7-12) (2015) 3. Lafayette Jackson, Boyce (8-15) (‘15) 4. Adam Cunningham, Valor (6-11) (2013) 5. Jaihlen Teague, OMWC (15-29) (‘14) 6. Tavis Gibson, Victory (6-12) (2014) Keron Jackson, Victory (6-12) (2013) Greg Howard, OMWC (9-18) (2012) Eric Head, OCU (8-16) (2012) 10. Paxton Smith, CRC (9-19) (2013)

Single Game Steals

1. Ulrick Paul, Valor (3/15/13) 2. Ryan Helfert, OCU (3/13/15) Dennis Gravely, VU-L (3/14/14) Leanard Brinson, IDU (3/15/13) 5. Javan Linson, IDU (3/15/14) Alex Desir, Rhema (3/13/14) Tyrell Hursey, Victory (3/14/13) Jaylnn Mosby, IDU (3/14/12) Shawn Starks, IDU (3/12/12)

Tournament Field Goal Percentage

1. Brandon Morton, OCU (23-28) (‘15) 2. Jan Zornjan, VU-L (13-16) (2014) 3. Mitch Stahl, OCU (20-26) (2012) Brandon Morton, OCU (10-13) (2012) Joshua White, Rhema (10-13) (2012) 6. Jordan Miles, Victory (18-24) (2013) 7. Brandon Morton, OCU (19-26) (‘14) 8. Jan Zornjan, VU-L (9-13) (2012) 9. Andrew Bray, LCU (11-16) (2015) 10. Trevor Smith, OCU (26-38) (2015)

Single Game Rebounds

40 39 39 39 38 37 35 35 34 34

Single Game Assists

18 17 16 16 15 14 14 14 14 14 14

1. Kadeem Palmer, OMWC (3/15/14) 2. Lakuan McPhaul, VU-L (3/14/14) 3. Alex McGuire, HBC (3/16/13) Cameron LeFear, OCU (3/13/12) 5. Anthony Rush, LCU (3/13/15) Javan Linson, IDU (3/14/14) Averie Armbrister, KC (3/14/14) Javeon Walker, CRC (3/16/13) Dmitry Zimin, VU-L (3/14/12) 10. Eight players tied

7 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4

1. Averie Armbrister, KC (2014) 2. Javan Linson, IDU (2013) 3. Christopher Calvan, VU-L (2014) 4. Tyler Johnson, HBC (2013) 5. William Holloway, IDU (2014) 6. Ahmad Dauda, OMWC (2015) Nick McCoy, OMWC (2012) 8. Marcus Scott, OMWC (2015) Christopher Calvan, VU-L (2013) 10. John Leonard, Rhema (2014)

Single Game Blocks

Tournament Three-Point Percentage

Tournament Scoring Average

15 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 7

35.0 32.0 30.0 27.0 25.7 25.0 25.0 24.3 24.3 24.0

Tournament Free-Throw Percentage

.636 .583 .533 .545 .517 .500 .500 .500 .500 .474

1. Kendall Wittmer, OCU (12-12) (‘12) Jonathan Sulak, OCU (8-8) (2015) 3. Steve Hilal, IDU (13-14) (2012) 4. Maurice Fuller, OCU (12-13) (2012) 5. Mitch Stahl, OCU (22-24) (2013) 6. Logan Davis, IDU (9-10) (2012) 7. Matt Lucas, OCU (8-9) (2015) Jussi Turja, VU-L (8-9) (2012) 9. Anton Dean, OMWC (7-8) (2015) 10. Mitch Stahl, OCU (27-31) (2012)

66 56 54 53 52

1. Ohio Mid-Western College (3/15/14) 2. Oakland City University (3/13/15) Oakland City University (3/13/14) 4. Milligan College (3/14/12) 5. OCU (3/14/15, 3/14/13 & 3/16/13)

13 11 10 9 9

1. Valor Christian College (2013) 2. Oakland City University (2015) 3. Virginia Univ.-Lynchburg (2014) 4. Victory University (2013) 5. Oakland City University (2012)

1.000 1.000 .929 .923 .917 .900 .889 .889 .889 .871

Team Records Single Game Points

1. Valor Christian College (3/15/13) 2. Ohio Mid-Western College (3/15/14) 3. Oakland City University (3/13/15) Indiana Dabney University (3/16/13) 5. Indiana Dabney University (3/14/14)

Single Game Steals

1. Valor Christian College (3/15/13) Indiana Dabney University (3/14/12) 3. Oakland City University (3/14/15) Valor Christian College (3/16/13) 4. Four teams tied

1. Knoxville College (3/15/13) 2. Valor Christian College (3/16/13) 3. Indiana Dabney University (3/14/14) 4. Oakland City University (3/13/14) 5. VU-L (3/14/13) & OMWC (3/13/12)

17 17 15 15 14

1. Virginia Univ.-Lynchburg (3/13/12) 2. Oakland City University (3/14/14) 3. Rhema College (3/14/15) 4. Knoxville Co. (3/15/13 & 3/14/13) Oakland City University (3/15/13)

Tournament Field Goal Percentage

1. Oakland City Univ. (107-193) (2015) 2. VU-Lynchburg (102-191) (2014) 3. Oakland City Univ. (81-165) (2012) 4. Rhema Bible College (88-186) (2012) 5. OCU (91-193) (‘14)/VC (109-231) (‘13)

Single Game Rebounds

109 108 103 103 102

.554 .534 .491 .473 .472

Single Game Blocks

Tournament Three-Point Percentage

1. Ohio MW College (26-52) (2012) 2. Milligan College (22-51) (2012) 3. VU-Lynchburg (24-56) (2014) 4. Boyce College (32-79) (2015) 5. Morthland College (30-78) (2015)

.500 .431 .429 .405 .385

Single Game Assists

Tournament Scoring Average

26 25 25 23 22 99.0 94.3 91.7 90.0 85.7

Tournament Free-Throw Percentage

1. Oakland City Univ. (64-78) (2013) 2. Oakland City Univ. (74-92) (2012) 3. Oakland City Univ. (47-62) (2014) 4. Victory Univ. (49-66) (2013) 5. Ohio MW College (53-72) (2012)

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.821 .804 .758 .742 .736

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2015 CCNIT Championship Bracket

Johnson Center Oakland City University Oakland City, Indiana March 12-14, 2015

Morthland College

89

1:00 PM Thursday

OT

Ohio Mid-Western College

Ohio Mid-Western College

80

93 Ohio Mid-Western College

5:00 PM Friday Rhema College

52 Trinity Baptist College

3:00 PM Thursday Trinity Baptist College

66

Johnson University

72

Boyce College

74

Trinity Baptist College Loser of 5:00 PM Friday Boyce College Loser of 7:00 PM Friday Boyce College

5:00 PM Thursday

80 OT Trinity Baptist College 74 THIRD PLACE GAME 6:00 PM Saturday

Oakland City University CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 8:00 PM Saturday

70

83 Oakland City University

95

Morthland College

74

LCU def. Rhema SEVENTH PLACE 77 2:00 PM Saturday

81-74

Johnson University

58

7:00 PM Friday 85

Oakland City University 7:00 PM Thursday Lincoln Christian University

Oakland City University

103

Morthland College Loser of 1:00 PM Thursday

89

50

1:00 PM Friday

Consolation Bracket

Rhema College Loser of 3:00 PM Thursday Johnson University Loser of 5:00 PM Thursday

70

3:00 PM Friday Lincoln Christian University Loser of 7:00 PM Thursday

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76

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Johnson Center Oakland City University Oakland City, Indiana March 10-12, 2016

Morthland College 1:00 PM Thursday Rhema College 5:00 PM Friday Brescia University 3:00 PM Thursday Allen University Loser of 5:00 PM Friday Lincoln Christian University

Loser of 7:00 PM Friday

THIRD PLACE GAME 6:00 PM Saturday

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 8:00 PM Saturday

5:00 PM Thursday Toccoa Falls College 7:00 PM Friday Oakland City University 7:00 PM Thursday Yellowstone Christian College

Loser of 1:00 PM Thursday 1:00 PM Friday

Consolation Bracket

Loser of 3:00 PM Thursday

Loser of 5:00 PM Thursday

SEVENTH PLACE 2:00 PM Saturday

FIFTH PLACE GAME 4:00 PM Saturday

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2016 CCNIT Championship statistical leaders Individual Statistical Leaders Points Per Game

(Minimum 50% Games Played) 1. Keegan Oyugi, YCC 2. Tanner Gregurich, Rhema 3. Dyland Burmester, Morthland 4. Cam Williams, TFC 5. Dallas Doku, Rhema 6. Matt Lucas, OCU 7. Stefan Tellis, YCC 8. Zach Thompson, LCU 9. Addison Wagler, OCU Austin Morris, Brescia

23.8 20.8 18.5 18.4 18.0 17.7 17.3 17.2 16.7 16.7

618 418 405 404 395 388 384 365 354 350

(Minimum 50% Games Played) 1. Cam Williams, TFC 2. Tanner Gregurich, Rhema 3. Zach Barrett, TFC 4. Keegan Oyugi, YCC Austin Laborin, YCC Jovan Morris, TFC 7. Joe Hinton, OCU 8. S Smith & D Marshall, Allen Jermain Langley, Brescia Dallas Doku, Rhema

Total Points 1. Keegan Oyugi, YCC 2. Austin Morris, Brescia 3. Cam Williams, TFC 4. Trey Howard, Brescia 5. Zach Thompson, LCU 6. Dylan Burmester, Morthland 7. Addison Wagler, OCU 8. Jermain Langley, Brescia 9. Matt Lucas, OCU 10. Ramon Suero, LCU

9.0 8.8 8.8 8.7 8.3 7.5 7.4 6.4 6.4 6.1

(Minimum 50% Games Played) 1. Jermain Langley, Brescia 2. Tanner Gregurich, Rhema 3. Joe Hinton, OCU 4. Keegan Oyugi, YCC 5. Andrew Gifford, LCU 6. Matt Lucas, OCU 7. Cody Schultz, Morthland 8. Zach Barrett, TFC Marquess Sullivan, TFC 10. Austin Morris, Brescia

2.6 2.4 2.0 1.9 1.9 1.9 1.8 1.6 1.6 1.6

(Minimum 50% Games Played) 1. Austin Morris, Brescia 2. Byron Dulin, OCU 3. Ramon Suero, LCU 4. CJ Cummings, Brescia Addison Wagler, OCU 6. Aaron Hayes, Rhema 7. Ed Carter, Brescia Aaron Rushing, Morthland 9. Chris Delay, Rhema Andrew Scott, OCU

Steals Per Game

Field Goal Percentage

(Minimum 70 Attempts) 1. Zach Thompson, LCU 2. Austin Morris, Brescia 3. Aaron Rushing, Morthland 4. Keegan Oyugi, YCC 5. Byron Dulin, OCU 6. Aaron Hayes, Rhema 7. Addison Wagler, OCU 8. Dallas Doku, Rhema 9. Tyler Burmester, Morthland Jovan Morris, TFC

Assists Per Game

Rebounds Per Game

(Minimum 50% Games Played) 1. Byron Dulin, OCU 2. Aaron Rushing, Morthland Will Carmickle, Morthland 4. Cam Williams, TFC 5. Addison Wagler, OCU 6. Austin Morris, Brescia 7. Dallas Doku, Rhema 8. Ramon Suero, LCU Dylan Burmester, Morthland 10. Tanner Gregurich, Rhema

Blocked Shots Per Game

Three-Point Percentage

.588 .570 .568 .554 .553 .528 .521 .517 .516 .516

(Minimum 30 Attempts) 1. Johnathan Brunot, Rhema 2. Stefan Tellis, YCC 3. Clay Payne, Morthland 4. Andrew Gifford, LCU 5. Zach Thompson, LCU 6. Thomas Rowland, YCC Ivory Drummer, Allen 8. Matt Lucas, OCU 9. Joe Hinton, OCU Jarron Davis, TFC

6.4 4.7 4.5 4.1 3.8 3.5 2.9 2.7 2.7 2.6

1.8 1.6 1.2 1.1 1.1 1.0 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.8

Free-Throw Percentage

.533 .480 .467 .441 .439 .439 .439 .421 .420 .420

(Minimum 30 Attempts) 1. Tanner Gregurich, Rhema 2. Zach Thompson, LCU 3. Andrew Scott, OCU 4. Carlos Hamlett, TFC 5. Addison Wagler, OCU 6. Trey Howard, Brescia 7. Jermain Langley, Brescia 8. Michael Fisher, LCU 9. Richard Wilson, Allen 10. Stefan Tellis, YCC

44.9 42.0 40.3 37.8 37.3 34.4 33.7 26.7

1. Oakland City University 2. Toccoa Falls College 3. Brescia University 4. Lincoln Christian University 5. Morthland College 6. Rhema College 7. Yellowstone Christian College 8. Allen University

.387 .366 .364 .361 .360 .357 .353 .334

1. Oakland City University 2. Rhema College 3. Brescia University 4. Lincoln Christian University 5. Toccoa Falls College 6. Yellowstone Christian College 7. Allen University 3. Morthland College

.877 .813 .811 .808 .800 .791 .786 .778 .769 .768

Team Statistical Leaders Points Per Game

1. Rhema College 2. Toccoa Falls College 3. Morthland College 4. Oakland City University 5. Yellowstone Christian College 6. Brescia University 7. Lincoln Christian University 8. Allen University

Field Goal Percentage

1. Rhema College 2. Oakland City University 3. Brescia University 4. Morthland College 5. Yellowstone Christian College 6. Lincoln Christian University 7. Toccoa Falls College 8. Allen University

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Rebounds Per Game

93.5 88.8 83.7 83.6 81.1 77.3 75.5 74.4

1. Morthland College 2. Oakland City University 3. Toccoa Falls College 4. Brescia University 5. Rhema College 6. Allen University 7. Lincoln Christian University 8. Yellowstone Christian College

.496 .483 .461 .442 .441 .439 .436 .431

1. Oakland City University 2. Rhema College 3. Lincoln Christian University 4. Allen University 5. Yellowstone Christian College 6. Brescia University 7. Morthland College 8. Toccoa Falls College

Three-Point Percentage

Assists Per Game

Free-Throw Percentage

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Allen University

Season Review

2015-16 Yellowjackets Roster

Coach Nelson Jones brings his Allen University team to the CCNIT for the first time in 2016. The South Carolina based team is led in scoring by Richard Wilson, a 6’2” senior, with 14.0 points a game. He is followed in the Yellow Jacket scoring column by 6’4” sophomore Ivory Drummer (11.6), the only other double-digit scorer on the “Jacket” roster, but the team does have four other players who average at least eight points a night. They are Sherod Wade (6’4”, sophomore), Seth Fitzgerald (5’10” sophomore), Derrick McCord (6’4” senior), and DJ Marshall (6’6” junior) with 8.9, 8.5, 8.4, and 8.0 averages, respectively. The Yellow Jackets have averaged 74.4 points a game to date in 2015-16 on the offensive end of the floor, while on defense they have given up 82.6 markers an outing. They have connected on 43.1 percent of their field goal tries, including 36.1 percent from beyond the arc, and they have put home 65.2 percent of their free throws.

No. Name Ht. Pos. Class Hometown 1 DJ Marshall 6’5” F Jr. Orlando, FL 3 Sherod Wade 6’3” F Jr. Atlanta, GA 4 Mark Jones 5’11” G Sr. Savannah, GA 10 Avery Harris 6’0” G Jr. Lancaster, SC 12 Markez Dix 6’7” C Jr. Atlanta, GA 13 Seth Fitzgerald 5’11” G So. Sumter, SC 14 Emaray Johnson 6’1” G Jr. Myrtle Beach, SC 20 Richard Wilson 6’8” F/C Jr. Savannah, GA 21 Javonte Wills 6’0” G Jr. Fairfield, CA 6’4” F So. Augusta, GA 22 Ivory Drummer 23 Loce Hill 6’2” G Fr. Augusta, GA 24 Derrick McCord 6’5” F Sr. Birmingham, AL 25 William McDuffie 6’3” G Jr. Jacksonville, FL 6’8” C Sr. Blythewood, SC 32 Shomari Johnson 33 Arvel Atwater 6’6” F Jr. Capital Heights, MD 34 Anfernee Doby 6’7” F Fr. Camden, SC 44 Marcelus Bradley 6’8” F/C Sr. Atlanta, GA 55 Chris Archie 6’2” G/F So. Dumfries, VA Head Coach: Nelson Jones Assistant Coaches: Levelle Gerald & Randall Proctor

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Brescia University

Season Review Coach Josh Gibson brings his Brescia University team to the CCNIT for the first time in 2016, coming into the tournament with a battle-tested 15-13 record. The Bearcats have put 77.3 points a game on the scoreboard throughout the 2015-16 hardwood campaign, while on the defensive end of the floor, they have given up 75.7 counters a contest. Austin Morris, a 6’7” senior out of Evansville, Indiana, leads BU in scoring (16.7) and rebounding (7.5), but he has had ample help, as Trey Howard, a 6’4” junior from Owensboro, Kentucky, has added 15.0 markers an outing on the Bearcat offensive attack, while Jermain Langley, a 6’3” senior from Henderson, Kentucky, has put home 13.0 a night. Dillon Geralds, a 6’4” freshman (Tompkinsville,Kentucky) has put in near double-digit scoring (9.3). The Bearcats have tossed in 46.1 percent of their field goal tries, including 35.7 percent of their three-point tries. At the charity stripe, Brescia has connected on a solid 72.1 percent.

2015-16 Bearcats Roster No. Name 0 Trey Howard 3 Kyle Nixon 5 Austin Morris 10 Tavon Johnson 12 Mason Roland 15 Darion Morrow 22 Dillon Geralds 24 CJ Cummings 25 Jermain Langley 32 CJ Shanklin 33 Ed Carter 34 Isaac Hebner

Ht. 6’4” 6’0” 6’7” 5’9” 5’10” 5’10” 6’4” 6’7” 6’3” 6’5” 6’5” 6’6”

Pos. Class G/F Jr. G Sr. F Sr. G So. G Fr. G Fr. G/F Fr. F/C Sr. G Sr. F Fr. F/C Fr. F So.

Hometown Owensboro, KY Fort Branch, IN Evansville, IN Bardstown, KY Sebree, KY Owensboro, KY Tompkinsville, KY Hendersonville, TN Henderson, KY Louisville, KY Owensboro, KY Richland, IN

Head Coach: Josh Gibson Assistant Coach: Eric Schneider Assistant Coach: Hunter Rowe Manager: Eddie Boehm

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Lincoln Christian University

Season Review Coach Mac Ingmire’s Red Lions are in the CCNIT for the second straight time in 2015-16, after finishing seventh in 2016. Lincoln Christian University has a trio of double-digit scorers on its roster, led by 6’4” Zach Thompson (17.2) and followed by 6’6” junior Ramon Suero (14.0), and 6’2” sophomore Michael Fisher... That threesome had plenty of help in the LCU scoring attack, as 5’11” freshman Tre Minnett (8.7), and 5’10” classmate Andrew Gifford (8.5) notched near double figure scoring throughout 2015-16. As a team, the Red Lions connected on 43.9 percent of their tries from the floor, including 36.4 percent of their attempts from beyond the three-point line. At the charity stripe, they hit on 71.9 percent of their opportunities. The Red Lions have only one senior on their roster; yet, they competed throughout the 2015-16 season with NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NAIA Division I, and NAIA Division II colleges and universities, defeating several...

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2015-16 Red Lions Roster No. Name 2 Nathan Coomer 3 Cody Mileur 4 Andrew Bray 5 Charlie Brown 11 Gabe Lazarre 14 Andrew Gifford 15 Brode Hopkins 21 Nathan Paul 24 Michael Fisher 25 Kamrein Street 30 Tre Minnett 34 Lukas Nash 41 Zach Thompson 43 Ramon Suero 44 Ridge Tefft

Ht. 6’4” 5’11” 6’1” 6’2” 5’8” 5’10” 6’1” 6’2” 6’2” 6’5” 5’11” 5’9” 6’4” 6’6” 6’4”

Pos. Class G/F So. G So. G So. G Jr. G Fr. G Fr. G Fr. G Jr. G So. F So. G Fr. G Fr. G/F Fr. F Jr. G/F Sr.

Head Coach: Mac Ingmire Associate Head Coach: Donny Aeilts Assistant Coach: Brady Cremeens Assistant Coach: Tim Elmore Assistant Coach: Anthony Rush

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Hometown Fairfield, IL Chester, IL Moweaqua, IL W. Palm Beach, FL Miami, FL Fairfield, IL Hartsburg, IL Omaha, NE Lyons, IN Francesville, IN Terre Haute, IN Oakland, IL Normal, IL Deltona, FL Jackson, MI

Morthland College

Season Review Veteran Coach Rich Herrin brings his Morthland College team to the CCNIT for the second consecutive time in 2016, after finishing fifth in the 2015 tournament, falling in overtime in the opening round, then crushed their next two opponents. The Patriots bring a high-powered scoring machine to the 2016 CCNIT, as four starters average in double digits, led by 5’10” sophomore Dylan Burmester (18.5), and followed by 6’8” sophomore Aaron Rushing (16.2), 6’4” senior Clay Payne (14.8), and 5’11” sophomore Cody Schultz (10.1). The foursome had a great supporting cast on the offensive end of the floor, as Tyler Burmester, a 6’2” sophomore (9.9), and 6’7” senior Will Carmickle (8.9) had several twin-digit scoring games. Morthland has tossed in 83.7 points a game on the offensive end of the playing floor, while giving up 80.3 markers a night. The Patriots have put in 44.2 percent of their tries form the floor, including 35.3 percent from beyond the 3-point line. At the charity line, they hit 64.2 percent.

2015-16 Patriots Roster No. Name 0 Ashton Wargu 5 Clay Payne 10 Dylan Burmester 12 Cody Schultz 15 Aquandre Deauir 20 Tyler Burmester 22 Jo Jo Hart 24 Ben McFarland 30 Aaron Rushing 31 Roger Gonzalez 34 Will Carmickle 40 Carlton Mason

Ht. 6’1” 6’4” 5’10” 5’11” 6’3” 6’2” 5’9” 6’7” 6’8” 6’3” 6’7” 6’6”

Pos. Class G Fr. G/F Sr. G Jr. G Jr. G/F Fr. G So. G So. F Fr. F So. F So. F/C Sr. F Fr.

Hometown New Iberia, LA Mt. Vernon, IL Centralia, IL Paducah, KY New Iberia, LA Centralia, IL Herrin, IL Anna, IL Sparta, IL Lima, Peru Eldorado, IL Greenville, KY

Head Coach: Rich Herrin Assistant Coach: Dr. Aaron Mattox Assistant Coach: Matt Weeks

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oAKLAND cITY uNIVERSITY

Season Review Oakland City University enters the 2016 CCNIT as the four-time defending champion and is seeded No. 1 in the eight team tournament. The Mighty Oaks had three contests cancelled in 2015-16 and played just 23 games, but they still fashioned a 19-4 mark coming into this week’s tournament... The “Oaks” are led in scoring by 6’2” senior Matt Lucas (Seymour, Indiana). Lucas put home 17.7 points a game, but he had plenty of support. Addison Wagler (Montgomery, Indiana), a 6’5” freshman, added 16.7 counters a contest to the OCU scoring ledger, and 6’6” classmate Andrew Scott (Monroe City, Indiana) tossed in 14.1 markers an outing. Byron Dulin, a 6’6” senior out of (Madisonville, Kentucky), led OCU on the boards, hauling in 9.0 caroms a night, while scoring 9.4 points a game. Wagler grabbed 8.3 missed shots each time out. Sophomore Joe Hinton, a 5’7” guard from Ramsey, Indiana, led the “Oaks” in assists (104) and steals (42).

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2015-16 mIGHTY oAKS Roster No. Name 10 Carlos Avina 12 Andre Bearden 20 Joe Hinton 22 Tad Thompson 24 Matt Lucas 25 Tommie Bell 34 Andrew Scott 35 Mitch Frederick 40 Mikeal Donaldson 44 Addison Wagler 45 Byron Dulin 50 Kinzer Havill

Ht. Pos. Class Hometown 6’1” G Jr. Laredo, TX 6’1” G So. Tucson, AZ 5’10” G So. Ramsey, IN 6’3” G So. Greenwood, IN 6’2” G Sr. Seymour, IN 6’2” G Sr. Warren, MI 6’6” F Fr. Monroe City, IN 6’4” F Fr. Corydon, IN 6’6” F Jr. Columbia, SC 6’5” C Fr. Montgomery, IN 6’6” F Sr. Madisonville, KY 6’6” C So. Princeton, IN

Head Coach: Dr. Mike Sandifar Assistant Coach: Charlie Brauser Assistant Coach: Patti Buchta Assistant Coach: Mikel Breeden Managers: Kody Sloan & Diontez Williams

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Rhema cOLLEGE

Season Review Coach Perry Shockley has his team back in the CCNIT for the fourth year in a row, the only team other than Oakland City University to make the tournament in each of the four years of the tournament. The Eagles have had another good year, finishing the regular season with a 15-9 record. Rhema is led in scoring by Tanner Gregurich (20.8), a 6’1” sophomore, but he has a very capable supporting cast, as 6’3” junior Dallas Doku has poured in 18.0 counters a contest, while Chris Delay, a 6’3” freshman, has added another 14.7 markers to the Eagle scoring ledger. Junior Aaron Hayes (6’3”) has chipped in with 11.4 tallies an opportunity. James Byrd, a 6’ junior has put in 9.0 points a game, and John Brunot, a 6’ junior has scored 8.8 counters a contest. The Eagles have averaged 93.5 points a game in 2015-16 on the offensive end of the playing floor, while on the defensive end of the court, they have allowed 86.3 markers a battle.

2015-16 Eagles Roster No. Name 4 James Byrd 11 Jacob Sveen 13 Johnathan Brunot 15 Tanner Gregurich 21 Josh Reis 22 Trevor Delano 23 Dallas Doku 24 Chris Delay 30 Brian Hall 32 Aaron Hayes 33 Tele Adenihum 34 Ira Johnson 35 AJ Jenkins 42 Caleb Richards 44 Micah Meekins 54/55 McIvan “Mike” Desir

Ht. 6’0” 6’0” 6’0” 6’1” 6’2” 6’2” 6’3” 6’3” 6’2” 6’3” 6’5” 6’1” 6’4” 6’3” 6’1” 6’2”

Pos. Class G Jr. G Fr. G Jr. G So. G Sr. G So. G/F Jr. G/F Fr. G/F Jr. G/F Jr. F Fr. G Fr. F Fr. F So. F Fr. F Fr.

Hometown Gore, OK Broken Arrow, OK Apopka, FL Broken Arrow, OK Peekskill, NY Broken Arrow, OK Broken Arrow, OK Seminole, TX Boynton Beach, FL New Albany, IN Osun, Nigeria Broken Arrow, OK Philadelphia, PA Portales, NM Willingboro, NJ Orlando, FL

Head Coach: Perry Shockley Assistant Coach: Jorell Henry

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Toccoa Falls cOLLEGE

Season Review Coach Lee Moore brings his Toccoa Falls College to the CCNIT for the first time in 2016... The Screaming Eagles are led in both scoring (18.4) and rebounding (8.7) by 6’4” senior Cam Williams. Jarron Davis, a 6’2” freshman, has hit on 42.0 percent of his long distance tries, a statistic that is the 10th best among all the 2016 CCNIT participants. Toccoa Falls has tossed in 88.8 counters a contest on the offensive end of the playing floor, while on the defensive end of the court, Toccoa Falls has allowed 89.0 markers an outing. The Screaming Eagles have stolen the basketball from their 25 opponents an amazing 13.5 times a night, a statistic that led the NCCAA in 2015-16... As a team, the Screaming Eagles have connected on 43.6 percent of their shots from the floor, including 33.4 percent from behind the three-point line. Standing at the free throw stripe, they have hit on 70.1 percent of their tries.

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2015-16 Screaming eAGLES Roster No. Name 0 Carlos Hamlett 1 Corey Sherman 2 Donovan Smith 3 Connor Iverson 5 Marques Sullivan 10 Jaleel Bailey 11 E.J. Young 13 Josh Folwell 15 Stephen Adams 21 Cam Williams 22 Jarron Davis 32 Collin Poorman 34 Jovan Morris 40 Kevin Cave 44 Zach Barrett

Ht. Pos. Class Hometown 6’1” G Sr. Roswell, GA 6’2” F So. Flowery Branch, GA 6’1” G Sr. Simpsonville, SC 6’0” G So. Dacula, GA 5’9” G So. Mauldin, SC 5’10” G So. Flowery Branch, GA 6’0” G Fr. Gainesville, GA 6’3” F Jr. Graham, NC 6’1” C So. Charlotte, NC 6’4” F Sr. Albany, GA 6’2” F Fr. Maysville, GA 6’0” G Fr. Wellsville, NY 6’3” F Fr. Canton, GA 6’3” F Fr. Loganville, GA 6’4” C Jr. Cleveland, GA

Head Coach: Lee Moore

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Yellowstone Christian College

Season Review Coach Leonard Epps brings his team from Butte, Montana, to the CCNIT for the first time in 2016, and the Centurions come into the tournament on a strong second half winning 10 of their last 11 games. Yellowstone Christian is led in scoring by 5’11” junior Keegan Oyugi (23.8), the CCNIT’s top point producer. Stefan Tellis, a 6’ freshman, has added another 17.3 markers a night for Epps, while 6’5” sophomore Darius Jenkins slipped home 14.2 counters, while grabbing 8.0 rebounds a game. Thomas Rowland, a 6’ sophomore chipped in with 11.2 more, giving the Centurions a quartet of scorers who average in double-digits. Sophomore Dusan Spasojevic (6’5”) is close behind with 9.1 tallies a game. Yellowstone Christian has put home 44.1 percent of the team’s attempts from the floor, including 36 percent from behind the 3-point line. At the charity stripe, the team has put 68.8 percent. The Centurions average 81.1 points a game on the offensive end of the floor.

2015-16 Centurions Roster No. Name 1 Keegan Oyugi 2 Stefan Tellis 4 Thomas Rowland 10 Igor Torres 20 Dusan Spasojevic 22 Fabricio Valdivia 24 Darius Jenkins 33 E.J. Soft 34 Osondu Kelvinson

Ht. Pos. Class Hometown 5’11” G Jr. Wichita, KS 6’0” G Fr. Phoenix, AZ 6’0” G So. Woodstock, GA 5’10” G Fr. Belo Horizonte, Brazil 6’5” G/F Fr. Belgrade, Serbia 5’10” G Fr. Montreal, Quebec 6’5” F So. Cottonport, LA 6’1” G/F Fr. Billings, MT 6’10” C Fr. Lagos, Nigeria

Head Coach: Leonard Epps Assistant Coach: Mike Rose Assistant Coach: Theo Johnson

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