The Facts

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Nickname: Cavaliers

Colors: Scarlet, White, Navy

Affiliation: NJCAA Division I

2011-12 record:26-6

Home court: George H. Ryan Activities Center

Location: 100 College Drive,

Kankakee, IL 60901Founded:

1966

Enrollment:3,761

Head coach: Julian Springer 815-802-8609

Assistant coach:Michael Brown

Athletic office:815-802-8600

President:John Avendano, Ph.D.

Athletic director: Ted Petersen

815-802-8602

Athletic facilities coordinator:Donnie Denson 815-802-8614

Team Managers: Henry SpringerDrevon Harris

Kankakee Community College is an equal opportunity affirmative action institution.

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Welcome Kankakee Community Col-lege student athletes, parents, supporters and fans!

We begin another year of KCC athlet-ics, and I continue to be inspired by the level of commitment and determination of our student athletes to succeed not just in their respective sports but in the class-room! Our athletic program, and each sport, begin with the strong dedication of our complete coaching staff and are sup-ported by the KCC Board of Trustees and our community. Participation and success in athletics is often the basis for many of life’s skills and experiences. Competition through KCC’s six intercollegiate sports enhances a student athlete’s desire for excellence while further developing team-work, communication, time management and commitment skills.

As parents and educators, we pledge to join your efforts to provide encourage-

ment and support to our student athletes.

The resources of KCC are available to

all student athletes to aid them in the

achievement of their educational goals as

well as their athletic achievements. The

faculty and staff at the college will always

encourage all of our students to set high

expectations and to apply themselves

toward achieving those goals.

It is an honor to be part of the Cava-

liers family, and I would like to thank

the parents of our student athletes, each

member of the coaching staff, and the

members of our Cavalier Club who help

to support our athletic teams. Please join

the Board of Trustees, myself, faculty,

staff, and all Cavaliers fans in wishing each

of our teams and coaches a successful

season.

In addition, I hope you will join me in

welcoming Mr. Julian Springer as the

coordinator of athletic academic suc-

cess program and head men’s basketball

coach for Kankakee Community College.

He will play a large role in the academic

success of our student athletes.

John Avendano, Ph.D.

President

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From The President

Orthopedic Associates of Kankakee

MICHAEL CORCORAN, M.D. Michael J. Corcoran, M.D. received his de-

gree from Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in Springfield. He completed an internship at Michigan State University, Butterworth Hospital, and an orthopedic resi-dency at the University of Missouri, Columbia Hospitals.

Corcoran then completed a Sports Medicine Fellowship at the American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, Ala. He is a member of the American Medical Association, Illinois State Medical Society, Illinois Association of Orthopedic Surgeons, American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine and the American College of Sports Medicine. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, and is certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery.

Corcoran currently serves as director of O.A.K. Sports Medicine. He also is team physician for Olivet Nazarene University and several area high schools.

CAREY E. ELLIS, M.D.Carey E. Ellis, M.D. received a bachelor’s

degree from San Diego State University in San Diego, and a medical degree from the University of Southern California in Los An-geles. Ellis completed a residency in family medicine at Kaiser Permanente in Wood-land Hills, Calif. After four years of private practice in Los Angeles, Ellis completed a Sports Medicine Fellowship at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine/Eastern Oklahoma Orthopedic Center in Tulsa, Okla.

He specializes in sports medicine, orthopedic medicine and sports injuries. Ellis is board certified by the American Board of Family Practice and also holds a certificate of added qualifications (CAQ) in sports medicine. He is a member of the American Academy of Family Practice and the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine. He is also director of sports medicine for Olivet Nazarene University and team physician for Bishop McNamara Catholic and Bloom Township high schools.

Season Outlook 2012-13

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With a new look and a new head coach, the Cavaliers will rely heavily on transfers to steer the ship this season. The lone returning sophomore is Anthony Williams, a guard who averaged 7.2 points per game last season. Julian Springer takes over the helm in his first season as head coach. “We were able to bring in an extremely talented recruiting class in a very short amount of time,” Springer said. “We have an experienced team with seven sophomores. They will all have a chance to contribute this season.”

FRONTCOURTDarius Wilson, a long, explosive, 6’7” sophomore forward who

averaged nearly 10 points per game as a freshman at Northern Iowa Area Community College will provide much needed athleticism and versatility.

Lebarron Hull, a 6’6” sophomore forward who averaged 12 points per game at McHenry County College is a do-it-all forward who will bring leadership to this year’s squad. Playing in the middle is a 6’9” center, Ronald Farmer Blanchard, who will be a strong, physical pres-ence for the Cavaliers.

BACKCOURT

Perimeter play will be the team strength this season. Leading the

charge on the wings will be 6’4” sophomore guard Girbran Smith

and 6’2” sophomore guard Dominique Gaddis. Smith and Gaddis

both averaged 12 points per game last season at Rock Valley Col-

lege. At 6’6”, Jerome Brown, is a terrific shooter who will stretch the

floor. He is a transfer from University of Illinois at Chicago. Returning

sophomore Anthony Williams (6’1”) is a steady scorer who has the

potential to be the team’s best perimeter defender. The point guard

battle will be between three freshmen: Dabriawn Johnson, Robert

Hurd, and Sherman Barber. Other freshman who have a chance to

contribute right away are 6’2” D’lando Carter and 6’4” Virgil Fleming.

The Cavaliers can be a team to look out for once the post-season

approaches. “This can be a team that gets better and better as the

year goes on. We have hardworking student-athletes who genuinely

care about each other. It will be exciting to see how far this team

can go,” said Springer.

CAVALIERS GAME DAYRyan Gymnasium provides an intimate venue for the college basketball experience. The support of the Kankakee community and surrounding areas are second to none. At select games there are special game day events, such as “Pack the Place” along with special halftime promotions.

CAVALIERS ACADEMICSKCC takes pride in academic achievement. “Academics will be the number one component for the college experience of our student-athletes,” said coach Springer. “KCC is very fortunate to have student-athletes who take pride in being ‘students’ first. We will continue to bring in student-athletes who believe in what KCC has to offer and will work hard toward achieving their degree from KCC and moving on to the university level.”

CAVALIERS COMMUNITYIn the Kankakee community, KCC student-athletes serve as representatives of the college and its athletic department. Cava-liers student-athletes are held to a higher level of accountability and responsibility both within the campus environment and in the community. This responsibility creates a family atmosphere for the Cavaliers basketball team and strengthens the bond between teammates. The family experience continues beyond graduation as lifelong friendships are formed.

CAVALIERS BOY’S BASKETBALL SUMMER CAMP

This specialized teaching camp separates the areas of post play and perimeter play in one camp. The campers are grouped by age and position. There is a tremendous focus on offensive and defensive skill development.

All aspects of the game are covered. A large emphasis is placed on both skill development and daily competition. Each camper will compete in several league and individual contests. For informa-tion, application, specific times and cost, phone 815-802-8600 or 815-802-8609.

Cavaliers Chatter

Meet The Coaches

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ASSISTANT COACH: Michael BrownMichael Brown begins his first season

at KCC as an assistant coach. He joins the Cavalier program after serving as an assistant coach at Rock Valley College, where he helped the program achieve its first winning season since 2001. He is also heading into his third summer as coach of the Chicago Demons 17 and under AAU program.

Prior to his stint at Rock Valley College, he coached at De La Salle High School (Chicago) as an assistant coach. De La Salle won the regional and sectional

championship and were ranked as high as no. 2 in the state that season. Brown is an alumnus of De La Salle High School, where he played basketball and football for four years.

He continued his education at St. Xavier University where he was a student-athlete for four years and a two-year starter in basketball. He graduated in 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in business administra-tion.

Brown has also spent a season with the Chicago Steam of the American Basket-ball Association.

HEAD COACH: Julian Springer

Julian Springer begins his first season as the head men’s basketball coach at Kankakee Community College. He takes over the Cavalier program after serving as the head coach at Rock Valley College the past two seasons where he led the Golden Eagles to their first winning season in more than a decade finishing 20-11. In Springer’s only recruiting class, Rock Valley improved from last place to second place in the region and recorded one of the biggest conference turnarounds in school history going from 4-10 in his first season to 9-5 this past season.

Prior to Rock Valley College, he spent one season as an assitant coach at NCAA division I Jackson State University where the Tigers won the SWAC regular season championship, finishing with a 17-1 record which is the best mark in conference his-tory. He coached three all-swac perform-ers including player of the year Garrison Johnson and newcomer of the year Tyrone Hanson. Springer also spent two seasons as an assistant coach and Director of Campus Recreation at Alma College. There he assisted in a recruiting class that doubled the teams win total from the previous season.

“Julian Springer has a history of success working with student-athletes,” said Ted Petersen, KCC athletic director. “Though it is important and beneficial that he has coaching experience, Springer will have his biggest impact as a motivator and educa-tor. His talent as a coach will be comple-

mented nicely by his history of success with students.”

A native of Chicago, Springer directed and coached a city basketball League for two years in which more than twenty players earned division I scholarships during that span, including pac-10 player of the year Jerome Randle (California), west coast conference player of the year Jeremy Pargo(Gonzaga), and Big 12 Newcomer of the year Stephon Hannah (Missouri). He also has spent several years coaching college basketball camps at Cen-tral Michigan University, Northern Illinois University, and University of Toledo along with the Black Coaches and Administra-tors day camps in Indianapolis, Tampa, and St. Petersburg.

In 2007, he earned a master’s degree in athletic administration while serving as the graduate student assistant coach for the Central Michigan University Chip-pewas. While at CMU, he also served as head coach of the Central Michigan Club Basketball Traveling Team along with teaching undergraduate physical education courses for two years. In 2005, Springer graduated from Southern Illinois University with a degree in recreation and a minor in coaching. While at SIU, he served as a student assistant with the Salukis.

“KCC has a tremendous amount of bas-ketball tradition and community support,” said Springer. “After visiting the campus for my interview, I knew that I wanted to join the KCC family. I look forward to being a part of the Kankakee community

and I’m ready to get started.” Springer attended St. Ignatius High

School where he helped his team win the regional and sectional championship and finish in the sweet sixteen for the Illinois State Basketball Tournament in 2000.He is also a member of the National Associa-tion of Basketball Coaches, Black Coaches and Administrators Association and the National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association. In 2011, Springer received a master’s degree in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation from Jackson State University. He is one of only a few college head coaches in the country to have earned two master’s degrees.

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Behind The Lines

Roy CordesAnnouncer

Candice Brackett, LAT, ATCTrainer

Cover, players and coaches photos taken by the Image

Group, Bourbonnais.

Media guide designed by the Image Group, with

assistance from the KCC media department.

Ted PetersenAthletic Director

Donnie DensonAthletic facilities

coordinator

Joellen VasquezAthletic administrative

assistant

Henry Springer Manager

Drevon Harris Manager

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Meet the Team

NO. NAME YR. POSITION HT. WT. HOMETOWN 0 Anthony Williams Sophomore Guard 6’1” 180 East Chicago, Ind. 1 LeBarron Hull Sophomore Forward 6’6” 200 Hazel Crest 3 Robert Hurd Freshman Guard 5’11” 150 Chicago 4 Sherman Barber Freshman Guard 5’8” 140 Racine, Wis. 5 D’lando Carter Freshman Guard 6’2” 185 Danville 11 Dabriawn Johnson Freshman Guard 6’0” 185 Chicago 13 Darius Wilson Sophomore Forward 6’7” 200 Dowagiac, Mich. 15 Jerome Brown Sophomore Guard/Forward 6’6” 192 Chicago 22 Dominique Gaddis Sophomore Guard 6’2” 183 Chicago 24 Virgil Fleming Freshman Guard 6’4” 173 Hazel Crest 25 Girbran Smith Sophomore Guard 6’4” 175 Nassau, Bahamas 32 Ronald Farmer-Blanchard Sophomore Center 6’9” 300 South Holland

0 ANTHONY ANTON WILLIAMSPosition: GuardClass: SophomoreHeight: 6’1”Weight: 180 lbs.Hometown: East Chicago, Ind.Favorite pro sports team: L.A. LakersFavorite athlete: Kobe “Mamba” BryantIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: Slam MagazineThree words to describe how I play: Hard & Aggressive with an IQMy game resembles this NBA player: Aaron BrooksThe most famous people I have met: E’Twaun Moore & Kawann ShortPeople say I look like: My Mother and FatherIf I could play in any arena, it would be: Staples CenterHow I chose my uniform number: 0, because I’m trying to go from zero to a heroTeammate Darius Wilson says: “Anthony is a lock-down defender. He is also a great shooter and makes smart decisions.”

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1LEBARRON HULLPosition: Forward Class: SophomoreHeight: 6’6”Weight: 200 lbs.Hometown: Hazel CrestFavorite pro sports team: Miami HeatFavorite pro athlete: LeBron JamesIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: The Source, because rappers get all the womenThree words to describe how I play: Hard, tough, and dedicatedThe most famous person I have met: Dwayne WadePeople say I look like: My MamaMy game resembles this NBA player: Gerald WallaceIf I could play in any arena, it would be: American Airlines Arena because the Heat are the world championsHow I chose my uniform number: I wore #1 for the last 4 AAU seasonsTeammate Girbran Smith says: “LeBarron is a glue guy. He does everything a team needs to win.”

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3ROBERT HURDClass: FreshmanPosition: GuardHeight: 5’11”Weight: 150 lbs.Hometown: ChicagoFavorite pro sports team: ClippersFavorite athlete: Chris PaulIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: XXLThree words to describe how I play: Fast, Hard, DefenseThe most famous person I have met: Derrick RosePeople say I look like: Lil Wayne or Waka FlockaIf I could play in any arena, it would be: Staples Center with the LakersHow I chose my uniform number: Because I used to love Allen Iverson when I was littleMy game resembles this NBA player: Darren CollisonTeammate Jerome Brown says: “Two things I like about Robert’s game is that he is a hard worker. I also like that he never gives up on “D.” He is one of our best on-ball defenders.”

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4SHERMAN BARBERPosition: Guard

Class: FreshmanHeight: 5’8”Weight: 140 lbs.Hometown: Racine, Wis.Favorite pro sports team: Los Angeles LakersFavorite athlete: Caron ButlerIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: Sports IllustratedThree words to describe how I play: Smart, quick, hardThe most famous person I have met: Lil BoosiePeople say I look like: Sebastian TelfairMy game resembles this player: Pierre Jackson, Baylor UniversityIf I could play in any arena, it would be: Madison Square GardenHow I chose my uniform number: It was my high school numberTeammate Jerome Brown says: “What I like about Sherm is his competitiveness to keep playing hard no matter what the score is. Also, he is a sharpshooter and that opens up the floor for me and the rest of my teammates.”

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5D’LANDO CARTERPosition: Guard Class: FreshmanHeight: 6’2”Weight: 185 lbs.Hometown: DanvilleFavorite pro sports team: Los Angeles LakersFavorite athlete: Kobe BryantIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: EssenceThree words to describe how I play: Smart Hard AggressiveThe most famous person I have met: Dwight HowardPeople say I look like: NobodyIf I could play in any arena, it would be: Staples CenterHow I chose my uniform number: It’s one of my favorite numbersTeammate Dabriawn Johnson says: “D’lando is a crafty, explosive, fast and quiet guard with good composure.”

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11DABRIAWN JOHNSONPosition: GuardClass: FreshmanHeight: 6’0”Weight: 185 lbs.Hometown: ChicagoFavorite pro sports team: Thunder (Oklahoma City)Favorite athlete: Derrick RoseIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: SlamThree words to describe how I play: Smart Slow AggressiveMy game resembles this NBA player: Deron WilliamsPeople say I look like: My MamaThe most famous person I have met: Derrick RoseIf I could play in any arena, it would be: United CenterHow I chose my uniform number: My mom’s favorite numberTeammate Virgil Fleming says: “I believe he’s a very smart, unselfish guard. He can score and is always willing to get his team involved.”

15JEROME BROWNPosition: Guard/ForwardClass: SophomoreHeight: 6’6”Weight: 192 lbs.Hometown: ChicagoFavorite pro sports team: The HeatFavorite athlete: Kevin DurantIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: GQ, because I’m fly.Three words to describe how I play: Hard, tough, smartThe most famous person I have met: Warren BuffettPeople say I look like: Robin Brown, my motherMy game resembles this NBA player: Ray AllenIf I could play in any arena, it would be: Madison Square GardenHow I chose my uniform number: It’s my lucky numberTeammate Ronald Farmer-Blanchard says: “Jerome is one of our hardest workers. He never stops working to find a shot and he can shoot the lights out of the gym.”

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22DOMINIQUE GADDISPosition: GuardClass: SophomoreHeight: 6’2”Weight: 183 lbs.Hometown: Chicago

Favorite pro sports team: HeatFavorite athlete: Kyrie IrvingIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: XXLWords to describe how I play: Electrifying, great, talented, sexyThe most famous person I have met: LeBron JamesPeople say I look like: Russell WestbrookMy game resembles this NBA player: Kyrie IrvingIf I could play in any arena, it would be: Rucker ParkHow I chose my uniform number: My best friend’s numberTeammate LeBarron Hull says: “I like Domo’s game because he can handle the ball like Kyrie Irving. I have never seen anyone take the ball from him. It might be impossible.”

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24VIRGIL FLEMINGPosition: GuardClass: FreshmanHeight: 6’4”Weight: 173 lbs.Hometown: Hazel CrestFavorite pro sports team: Oklahoma City ThunderFavorite athlete: Kevin DurantIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: ForbesThree words to describe how I play: Aggressive, fast, SmartThe most famous person I have met: Eric GordonPeople say I look like: Danny GrangerMy game resembles this NBA player: Jamal CrawfordIf I could play in any arena, it would be: Chesapeake Energy ArenaHow I chose my uniform number: I have had it since 8th grade and to me that’s when my game began to progress and become noticeable.Teammate Robert Hurd says: “Virgil will never give up in a game. He will never quit even if his team does.”

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25GIRBRAN SMITHPosition: Guard

Class: Sophomore

Height: 6’4”

Weight: 175 lbs.

Hometown: Nassua, Bahamas

Favorite pro sports team: Los Angeles Lakers

Favorite athlete: Kobe Bryant

If I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: Slam

Three words to describe how I play: 1.Explosive 2.Unpredictable 3.HARD

The most famous person I have met: Chris Paul

People say I look like: Nicolas Batum

My game resembles this NBA player: Kobe

If I could play in any arena, it would be: Staples Center

How I chose my uniform number: I was born in December and I love Christmas.

Teammate Dominique Gaddis says: “Girbran has a smooth game. He can do every-

thing on the floor and works really hard both on and off the court.”

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32RONALD FARMER-BLANCHARDPosition: Center

Class: Sophomore

Height: 6’9”

Weight: 300 lbs.

Hometown: South Holland

Favorite pro sports team: Miami Heat

Favorite athlete: LeBron James

If I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: ESPN

Three words to describe how I play: Strong, Smart, Funny

The most famous person I have met: LeBron James

People say I look like: Dexter Pittman

My game resembles this NBA player: Shaquille O’Neal with the Orlando Magic

but with a better shot

If I could play in any arena, it would be: United Center

Teammate Anthony Williams says: “He gets better every day. He is a low

maintenance type of guy.”

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13DARIUS WILSONPosition: ForwardClass: SophomoreHeight: 6’7”Weight: 200 lbsHometown: Dowagiac, Mich.Favorite pro sports team: Heat (Miami)Favorite athlete: Dwayne WadeIf I could be on the cover of a magazine, it would be: ForbesThree words to describe how I play: Physical, Athletic, TalentedThe most famous person I have met: Dominique GaddisPeople say I look like: MaxwellMy game resembles these NBA players: Tracy McGrady and Dwayne WadeIf I could play in any arena, it would be: Rucker ParkHow I chose my uniform number: My favorite player Tracy McGrady wears number 1 and Dwayne Wade wears number 3Teammate Girbran Smith says: “Darius is a very explosive player who can spark energy into a team. He has a decent stroke from the midrange and can shoot long range 3s”

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2011-12 Results

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DATE OPPONENT PLACE SCORE

11/5/2011 Future Academy Prep Home W 140-40

11/11/2011 Columbus State C.C. Tournament Columbus, Ohio W 99-30

KCC vs. Clark State C.C.

11/12/2011 Columbus State C.C. Tournament Columbus, Ohio L 69-83

KCC vs. Columbus State C.C.

11/15/2011 Morton C.C. Cicero W 75-71

11/17/2011 North Park University JV Home W 93-40

11/19/2011 Wilbur Wright College Chicago W 54-53

11/22/2011 Lake Michigan C.C. Home W 88-77

11/29/2011 Moraine Valley C.C. Home W 70-63

12/2/2011 ICC Tournament vs. Black Hawk East Peoria W 68-57

12/3/2011 ICC Tournament vs. ABCD Prep Peoria W 83-51

12/10/2011 Harry S Truman College Home W 102-43

12/13/2011 Malcolm X College Chicago L 86-87

12/15/2011 Danville Area C.C. Home W 63-55

12/17/2011 Prairie State College Home W 87-72

1/5/2012 Harry S Truman College Chicago W 108-51

1/7/2012 Sauk Valley C.C. Dixon W 69-64

1/10/2012 St. John’s NW Military Academy Home W 78-66

1/12/2012 Richard J. Daley College Chicago W 74-71

1/14/2012 Highland C.C. Home W 79-66

1/19/2012 Malcolm X College Home W 99-88

1/21/2012 Vincennes University Vincennes, Ind. L 64-78

1/28/2012 Indiana Dabney University JV Home W 120-37

2/2/2012 Richard J. Daley College Home W 69-35

2/4/2012 Highland C.C. Freeport W 83-74

2/7/2012 Olive-Harvey C.C. Home W 92-61

2/11/2012 Sauk Valley C.C. Home W 75-64

2/14/2012 Vincennes University Home L 78-80

2/16/2012 St. John’s NW Military Academy Delafield, Wis. L 84-87

2/18/2012 Future Academy Prep Home W 118-48

2/25/2012 Columbus State C.C. Home W 74-71

3/3/2012 Region IV Div. I Quarterfinals vs. Harry S Truman Dixon W 134-54

3/7/2012 Region IV Div. I Semifinals vs. Kennedy King Dixon L 61-45

Final Record: 26-6

Team/Individual Records

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TEAM RECORDS - GAME

Most points 140 vs. Future academy Prep 2011-12Most field goals 61 vs. National College of Education 1971-72Most 3-pt. field goals 16 vs. Malcolm X College 2002-03 vs. Sauk Valley College 2003-04Most field goal attempts 117 vs. Moraine Valley C.C. 1976-77Most 3-pt. field goal attempts 41 vs. Carl Sandburg College 1992-93Best field goal % 70% vs. Muscatine C.C. (Iowa) 1980-81Most free throws 32 vs. Thornton C.C. 1974-75 vs. Glouchester County College (N.J.) 1986-87Most free throw attempts 48 vs. Richard J. Daley College 1983-84 vs. Glouchester County College (N.J.) 1986-87Most rebounds 70 vs. Black Hawk East College 1995-96Most points by opponent 144 vs. Lake Land College 1972-73Fewest points by opponent 27 vs. Chanute AFB 1982-83Highest score, KCC and opponent 244 vs. Lake Land College 1972-73Most fouls 39 vs. Lake Land College 1972-73Fewest fouls 9 vs. Thornton C.C. 1974-75

TEAM RECORDS - SEASON Most points 3,710 1986-87Best per game average 92.8 1986-87Most field goals 1,450 1986-87Most 3-pt. field goals 256 2002-03Most field goal attempts 2,777 1986-87Most 3-pt. field goal attempts 718 2002-03Best field goal % 53.1% 1978-79Best 3-pt. field goal % 40.4% 1991-92Most free throws made 796 1986-87Most free throw attempts 1,139 1986-87Best free throw % 71.5% 1975-76Most rebounds 1,760 1986-87Most wins 34 1986-87Most losses 26 1969-70Best winning percentage 94.3% 1983-84Consecutive wins 29 1990-91Consecutive losses 9 1969-70Best defensive average 55.8 1981-82

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - GAME

Most points 49 Mark Atkins 1991-92Most field goals 20 Mark Atkins 1991-92Most 3-pt. field goals 11 Rick Collum 1997-98Most field goals attempted 31 Rick Collum 1997-98 31 Ed Lee 1972-73Most 3-pt. field goals attempted 21 Rick Collum 1997-98Most free throws made 17 Jeff Scott 1974-75Most free throw attempts 20 Tyray Pearson 1999-00Most assists 22 Derrell Conner 2008-09Most rebounds 23 Mark Mara 1975-76Consecutive free throws 30 Jeff Scott 1974-75

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - SEASON

Most points 797 Tyray Pearson 1999-00Most field goals 305 Tyray Pearson 1999-00Most 3-pt.field goals attempted 110 Bobby Dixon 2003-04Most field goals attempted 568 Jeff Scott 1975-76Most 3-pt. field goals attempted 292 Bobby Dixon 2003-04Best field goal % 64.4% Clint Wilson (107-166) 1998-99Most free throws made 187 Tyray Pearson 1999-00Most free throw attempts 249 Tyray Pearson 1999-00Best free throw % 88% Jeff Scott (140-159) 1975-76Most assists 405 LeRoy Parnell 1986-87Most rebounds 458 Fred Baptist 1972-73

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Team-By-Team Career Records

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDSMost points 1,307 Tyray Pearson (1998-00)Most field goals 521 Jeff Scott (1974-76)Most 3-pt. field goals 191 Bobby Dixon (2002-04) Most field goal attempts 1,078 Jeff Scott (1974-76)Most 3-pt. field goal attempts 473 Bobby Dixon (2002-04)Best field goal percentage 62.9% Tyray Pearson (1998-00)Most free throws made 335 Chaz Spicer (2003-05)Most free throw attempts 440 Tyray Pearson (1998-00)Best free throw percentage 84.01% Jeff Scott (1974-76)Most assists 494 LeRoy Parnell (1985-87)Most rebounds 669 Fred Baptist (1970-71)

COACHES’ RECORDS Year Won Loss Win % Coach2006-2012 148 47 75.9 Lightfoot1993-2006 286 144 66.5 David Holstein1974-93 548 115 82.6 Denny Lehnus1970-74 47 62 43.1 Jim Ficek1969-70 7 26 21.2 Bill Kantra1968-69 11 18 37.9 Glen IsaacsTotals 1,047 412 71.8%

TOP 15 SCORERSTyray Pearson 1,307 1998-00Jeff Scott 1,304 1974-76Mark Atkins 1,284 1990-92Chaz Spicer 1,201 2003-05Craig Jones 1,187 1980-82Ed Lee 1,161 1971-73Neville Brown 1,113 1977-79Mark Mara 1,065 1975-77Bobby Dixon 1,010 2002-04James Murphy 1,004 1997-98, 2001-02Johnelle Slone 949 1991-93Lawrence Brown 945 1976-78Julius Denton 919 1986-88Andy Kpedi 909 1987-89David Holstein 905 1971-73Monte Gordon 903 1998-00

TOP 15 REBOUNDERSFred Baptist 669 1970-71 1972-73Ed Lee 606 1971-73Tyray Pearson 585 1998-00Andy Kpedi 546 1987-89Gerald Campbell 532 2008-10Neville Brown 490 1977-79Mario Bailey 472 1989-91Mark Atkins 472 1990-92Greg Logan 456 1992-94Mark Mara 448 1975-77Julius Denton 443 1986-88Oliver Wilkins 442 1973-75Craig Jones 439 1980-82Chaz Spicer 439 1903-05Lawerence Brown 428 1976-78Anthony Lewis 423 1988-90Lamont Duffy 420 1993-95

TOP 15 ASSISTSLeRoy Parnell 494 1985-87Cody Butler 470 1989-91Jessie James 406 1991-93Clarence Baker 404 1999-01Keith Gill 404 1987-89Dave Carley 389 1978-80Dennis Miller 322 1989-91Don Redfield 319 1980-82Kenny Page 316 2004-06Michael Murff 313 1983-85Jeff Scott 292 1974-76Rick Collum 286 1996-98Mike Gallois 284 1974-76Kevin Jones 283 1979-81Julius Denton 280 1986-88

TOP 5 3-POINTERSBobby Dixon 191 2002-04James Hall 183 1999-01Ron Jones 175 2000-02Mark Atkins 171 1990-92Dennis Miller 150 1989-91

TOP 5 IN STEALSJessie James 191 1991-93Dennis Miller 189 1989-91Mario Bailey 188 1989-91LeRoy Parnell 173 1985-87Kurnie Nickson 162 1998-00Julius Denton 162 1986-88

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Team-By-Team Career Records

Allegant C.C. (Md.) 2 2Alvin C.C. (Texas) 0 1Ancilla College 6 0Aquinas J.C. (Tenn.) 2 0Belleville Area College 2 0Black Hawk College 19 0Black Hawk East College 38 1Brevard C.C. (Fla.) 2 1Brunswick College (Ga.) 1 0Camden County College (N.J.) 1 0Carl Sandburg College 22 1Central Florida C.C. 9 3Cincinnati State C.C. 1 0Clark State CC 2 0Clinton C.C. (Iowa) 1 0Coahoma C.C. (Miss.) 0 1College of DuPage 11 7College of Lake County 4 0Columbus State CC 2 0Community College of Rhode Island 1 0Concordia University JV 2 0C.S. Mott C.C. (Mich.) 1 1Cuyahoga C.C. (Ohio) 1 0Cypress College (Calif.) 2 0Danville Area C.C. 48 21Daytona Beach C.C. (Fla.) 0 2Delgado C.C. (La.) 2 0Dixie College (Utah) 2 1Douglas College (British Columbia) 1 0Eastern Arizona College 0 1Edison C.C. 1 0Elgin C.C. 10 0Elmhurst College JV 1 0Enterprise State C.C 1 0Eureka College JV 1 0Ferrum College JV (Va.) 1 0Florida C.C. 1 0Florida College 0 1Forest Park C.C. (Mo.) 0 1Future Academy 3 0Gateway Technical College (Wis.) 2 0Glen Oaks C.C. (Mich.) 2 0Glouchester County College (N.J.) 1 0Hagerstown C.C. (Md.) 0 2Highland C.C. 28 19Highland Park C.C. (Mich.) 1 0Hillsborough C.C. (Fla.) 0 2Hiwassee College (Tenn.) 2 0Hutchinson C.C. (Kan.) 1 1Illinois Benedictine University JV 7 0

Illinois Central College 21 0Illinois Valley C.C. 18 3Indiana Vocational Technical College 5 0Indian Hills C.C. (Iowa) 0 1Jacksonville College (Texas) 1 0John A. Logan College 5 1Joliet Junior College 13 5Judson College JV 1 9Kalamazoo Valley C.C. (Mich.) 1 0Kaskaskia College 5 3Kellogg C.C. (Mich.) 3 0Kendall College 1 0Kennedy-King College 36 16Kirkwood C.C. 0 1Kirtland C.C. 0 2Kishwaukee College 7 0Lake Land College 21 15Lake Michigan C.C. (Mich.) 17 1Lake Sumter C.C. (Fla.) 3 0Lewis and Clark C.C. 1 0Lewis University J.V. 2 0Lincoln College 4 3Lincoln Land C.C. 25 2Lincoln Trail C.C. 1 1Malcolm X College 33 9Marshalltown C.C. (Iowa) 1 1Mattatuck College (Conn.) 1 0McHenry County College 2 0Mesa C.C. (Ariz.) 1 0Miami-Dade C.C.-North (Fla.) 0 1Miami-Dade C.C. (Fla.) 1 2Mid State Tech C.C. 2 0Milwaukee Area Technical College (Wis.) 1 0Mineral Area C.C. (Mo.) 1 1Mississippi Gulf Coast C.C. 0 1Missouri Baptist College JV 1 0Missouri State University-West Plains 1 2Moberly Area C.C. 7 1Moraine Valley C.C. 33 6Morton College 16 0Muscatine C.C. (Iowa) 4 0New Creation Prep Academy 2 0New Mexico J.C. 1 0North Central University JV 1 0Oakton C.C. 2 1Olive Harvey College 52 5Olivet Nazarene University JV 23 1Olney Central College 3 0Parkland College 42 16Pensacola J.C. (Fla.) 0 2

Polk C.C. (Fla.) 1 0

Prairie State College 17 1

Rend Lake College 7 1

Richard J. Daley College 8 1

Richland C.C. 4 0

Rise Academy Prep 1 0

Robert Morris University-Chicago JV 1 0

Rock Valley College 3 0

Sauk Valley C.C. 30 6

Schoolcraft College (Mich.) 1 1

Seminole C.C. (Fla.) 2 0

Shelby State C.C. (Tenn.) 0 1

Simmons College 2 0

Southeastern C.C. 0 3

Southeastern C.C. (Iowa) 18 29

Southern Baptist (Mo.) 1 0

South Plains College (Texas) 1 0

South Suburban College 50 6

Southwestern Michigan College 3 0

Spoon River College 3 1

Springfield College in Illinois 1 1

St. Catherine College (Ky.) 1 1

St. John N.W. Military Academy 2 1

St. John’s River C.C. (Fla.) 4 0

St. Joseph’s College JV (Ind.) 8 0

St. Xavier University JV 9 0

Santa Fe C.C. (Fla.) 2 1

Sullivan College (Ky.) 1 5

SW Missouri State University JV 1 0

Tallahassee C.C. 0 1

Three Rivers C.C. 1 5

Triton College 13 4

Truman Community College 4 0

University of Illinois JV 1 0

University of North Dakota JV 1 0

University of St. Francis 10 0

Uptown AAU 1 0

University of Wisconsin JV 1 0

Vincennes University (Ind.) 14 34

Wabash Valley C.C. 6 6

Waubonsee C.C. 15 1

Westchester C.C. (N.Y.) 1 0

William Rainey Harper College 14 2

Wilbur Wright College 15 1

Yavapai College (Ariz.) 1 0

*Records have been saved since the 1974-75 season.

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NJCAA All-Americans

Neville Brown 1979

Dave Carley 1980

Kevin Jones 1981

Craig Jones 1982

Roger Burlison 1983

Scott McCants 1984

Allen Eaton 1986

LeRoy Parnell 1987

Julius Denton 1988

Andy Kpedi 1989

Anthony Lewis 1990

Dennis Miller 1991

Ken Williams 1991

Mark Atkins 1992

Jessie James 1993

James Murphy 1998

Tyray Pearson 1999 & 2000

Bobby Dixon 2004

Chaz Spicer2005

Kenny Page 2006

Menji Mundadi 2007

DeAngelo Hailey 2011

Karrington Ward 2012

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DATE TIME OPPONENT PLACE

NOVEMBER Thursday 1 7:30 p.m. Trinity International University JV Home Saturday 3 3 p.m. Peoria K & D University Home Thursday 8 7:30 p.m. Olivet Nazarene University JV Home Tuesday 13 7:30 p.m. Morton College Home Saturday 17 3 p.m. Wilbur Wright College Home Monday 19 7:30 p.m. Rockford College JV Rockford Tuesday 27 7 p.m. Moraine Valley C.C. Palos Heights Friday 30 7:30 p.m. Mid-Michigan C.C. Harrison, Mich.

DECEMBER Thursday 6 7 p.m. South Suburban College South Holland Saturday 8 3 p.m. Lake Michigan College Home Tuesday 11 7 p.m. Harry S Truman College Chicago Thursday 13 7:30 p.m. Malcolm X College Home Saturday 15 1 p.m. Prairie State College Chicago Heights Tuesday 18 7:30 p.m. Indiana Dabney University JV Home Thursday 20 7:30 p.m. Danville Area C.C. Danville

JANUARY Saturday 5 3 p.m. Sauk Valley C.C. Home Saturday 12 3 p.m. Highland C.C. Freeport Thursday 17 7 p.m. Kennedy-King College Chicago Saturday 19 3 p.m. Richard J Daley College Home Tuesday 22 7 p.m. Malcolm X College Chicago Thursday 24 7:30 p.m. South Suburban College Home Saturday 26 3 p.m. Harry S Truman College Home Thursday 31 7 p.m. Olivet Nazarene University JV Bourbonnais

FEBRUARY Saturday 2 3 p.m. Richard J Daley College Chicago Thursday 7 7:30 p.m. St. John’s NW Military Academy Home Saturday 9 3 p.m. Highland C.C. Home Tuesday 12 7 p.m. Olive-Harvey College Chicago Saturday 16 7 p.m. Sauk Valley C.C. Dixon Wednesday 20 6 p.m. Parkland College Champaign Saturday 23 3 p.m. Kennedy-King College Home

MARCH Saturday 2 TBA Region IV-Div. I Quarterfinals Freeport Sunday 3 TBA Region IV-Div. I Semifinals Freeport Monday 4 7:30 p.m. Region IV-Div. I Championship Freeport Saturday 9 7 p.m. District 4-Div. I Championship TBA Tues-Sat 19 TBA NJCAA National Tournament Hutchinson, Kan.

Head coach: Julian Springer

Assistant coaches: Michael Brown

2011-12 final record:26-6

All game times listed are Central Standard Time. All home games played in the Activities Building at Kankakee Community College. For directions: www.kcc.edu/directions

2012-13 Men’s Basketball Schedule