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 North America   »   NCAA1   »  Missouri Valley Conference
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MVC Ranking
 1. Loyola, IL 15-3(25-5) 
 2. S.Illinois 11-7(19-12) 
 3. Illinois St. 10-8(16-14) 
 4. Drake 10-8(16-15) 
 5. Bradley 9-9(19-12) 
 6. Indiana St. 8-10(13-17) 
 7. Evansville 7-11(17-14) 
 8. Missouri St. 7-11(17-14) 
 9. N.Iowa 7-11(15-15) 
 10. Valparaiso 6-12(15-16) 
MVC Women 2017-2018
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Points Per Game
 Ryan TAYLOR
  Evansville
  (198-G-)
  Avg: 21.3
 1. Taylor, Evansville21.3 
 2. Timmer, Drake19.7 
 3. Barnes, Indiana St.17.4 
 4. Yarbrough, Illinois.16.9 
 5. Evans, Illinois St.15.9 
 6. Fayne, Illinois St.15.3 
 7. Johnson, Missouri.14.8 
 8. Scott, Indiana St.14.3 
 9. Fletcher, S.Illinois14.2 
 10. Custer, Loyola, IL14.1 
Rebounds Per Game
 Alize JOHNSON
  Missouri.
  (206-F-96)
  Avg: 11.6
 1. Johnson, Missouri.11.6 
 2. Pickford, N.Iowa7.8 
 3. Fayne, Illinois St.7.5 
 4. Thomas, Bradley7.5 
 5. Yarbrough, Illinois.6.8 
 6. Ingram, Loyola, IL6.6 
 7. Krutwig, Loyol.6.4 
 8. Carlson, N.Iowa6.3 
 9. Koch, N.Iowa6.2 
 10. Childs, Bradley6.1 
Assists Per Game
 Milik YARBROUGH
  Illinois.
  (198-F-95)
  Avg: 4.9
 1. Yarbrough, Illinois.4.9 
 2. Smith, Evansville4.6 
 3. Brown-Jr, Bradley4.5 
 4. Custer, Loyola, IL4.2 
 5. Richardson, Loyol.3.8 
 6. Barnes, Indiana St.3.6 
 7. Bartley, S.Illinois3.5 
 8. Evans, Illinois St.3.5 
 9. Rivers, Drake3.3 
 10. Riley, Evansville2.8 
Steals Per Game
 Dru SMITH
  Evansville
  (190-G-)
  Avg: 2
 1. Smith, Evansville2.0 
 2. Scott, Indiana St.1.7 
 3. Davis, Indiana St.1.6 
 4. Custer, Loyola, IL1.6 
 5. Cook, S.Illinois1.5 
 6. Lloyd, S.Illinois1.5 
 7. Richardson, Loyol.1.3 
 8. Barnes, Indiana St.1.2 
 9. McCloud, N.Iowa1.2 
 10. Fayne, Illinois St.1.2 
Blocks Per Game
 Obediah CHURCH
  Missouri.
  (201-F-97)
  Avg: 1.9
 1. Church, Missouri.1.9 
 2. McGlynn, Drake1.7 
 3. Pippen, S.Illinois1.4 
 4. Childs, Bradley1.4 
 5. Ndiaye, Illinois St.1.3 
 6. Chatkevicius, Evansvil.1.2 
 7. Thomas, Bradley1.1 
 8. Rickman, Indiana .1.0 
 9. Tinsley, Illinois St.1.0 
 10. Fayne, Illinois St.0.9 

Loyola claims programs first arch madness championship (Photo: MVC)
Loyola University of Chicago 2017-18
Porter Moser Porter Moser Moser
Clayton Custer
Custer
Marques Townes
Townes
Donte Ingram
Ingram
Ben Richardson
Richardson
Aundre Jackson
Jackson
# Name CM (INCH) Pos Bo NAT
13  Custer Clayton 185 (6'1'') G 95 USA
5  Townes Marques 193 (6'4'') G 95 USA
0  Ingram Donte 198 (6'6'') G/F 0 USA
14  Richardson Ben 190 (6'3'') G 0 USA
25  Krutwig Cameron 207 (6'10'') C 0 USA
1  Williamson Lucas 193 (6'4'') G 0 USA
24  Jackson Aundre 196 (6'5'') F 0 USA
12  Negron Christian 200 (6'7'') F/C 98 Puerto Rico
4  Skokna Bruno 193 (6'4'') G 97 Croatia
 Uguak Aher 201 (6'7'') G/F 0 Canada
10  Avery Adarius 196 (6'5'') G 0 USA
2  Baughman Jake 190 (6'3'') G 0 USA
23  Satterwhite Cameron 193 (6'4'') G 0 USA
44  Dinardi Nick 201 (6'7'') F 0 USA
31  Boehm Dylan 196 (6'5'') PF 0 USA
32  Shanks Carson 213 (7'0'') C 0 USA
25  Smith Tyson 188 (6'2'') G 0 USA
Head Coach: Porter Moser
Coach Assistant: Bryan Mullins
Coach Assistant: Drew Valentine


Loyola claims program's first arch madness championship - Mar 5, 2018

Donte Ingram (6'6''-G/F) scored 18 points, Cameron Krutwig (6'10''-C) added 11 points and nine rebounds and Loyola earned its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 33 years with a 65-49 victory over Illinois State in the Missouri Valley Conference championship game on Sunday.
The Ramblers (28-5) have won 10 in a row and will return to the NCAAs for the first time since 1985, when they reached the Sweet 16.
Mailk Yarbrough and Phil Fayne (6'9''-F-97) led Illinois State (18-15) with 12 points each. Fayne added 12 rebounds.
Ingram hit on five of 11 shots including 4 of 9 from 3-point range. His four-point play with 6:21 left in the first half capped a 7-2 run that put the Ramblers up 27-18.
Loyola scored eight of the first 11 points in the second half to take a 43-30 lead. Krutwig led the outburst with back-to-back baskets in a span of 54 seconds.
The Ramblers were appearing in their first conference title game since 2002, when they were members of the Horizon League.
The Ramblers' 10-game winning streak is the longest in coach Porter Moser's seven years at the helm.
Illinois State, which missed 14 of its first 17 shots, lost in the title game for the third time in the last four years.

CLOSE CALLS
The championship game was the only contest in the nine-game tournament not decided by 10 points or fewer.

BIG PICTURE
Loyola: Moser became the second coach in MVC history to win a title as a player and coach. He played for the Creighton title team in 1988. Chris Lowery of Southern Illinois also achieved the feat.
Illinois State: The Redbirds are hoping to receive a berth in the National Invitational Tournament. It would be their 15th NIT appearance overall and second in a row. The Redbirds began play on Sunday with a 78 RPI.

Courtesy of MVC-Sports

MVC Tournament Final: Loyola - Illinois State 65-49
MVC Tournament Semifinals:
Loyola - Bradley 62-54
Illinois State - Southern Illinois 76-68

All-MVC Awards 2018 - Mar 5, 2018

All-MVC 1st Team 2018
Clayton Custer
Custer
Alize Johnson
Johnson
Ryan Taylor
Taylor
Reed Timmer
Timmer
Milik Yarbrough
Yarbrough

All-Tournament MVP: Donte Ingram (6'6''-G/F) of Loyola, IL
Player of the Year: Clayton Custer (6'1''-G-95) of Loyola, IL
Defensive Player of the Year: Ben Richardson (6'3''-G) of Loyola, IL
Freshman of the Year: Cameron Krutwig (6'10''-C) of Loyola, IL
Newcomer of the Year: Milik Yarbrough (6'6''-F-95) of Illinois St.
Sixth Man of the Year: Tyler Smithpeters (6'3''-G-93) of S.Illinois
Coach of the Year: Porter Moser of Loyola, IL

1st Team
G: Clayton Custer (6'1''-G-95) of Loyola, IL
F: Alize Johnson (6'9''-F-96) of Missouri St.
G: Ryan Taylor (6'6''-G) of Evansville
G: Reed Timmer (6'1''-G-95) of Drake
F: Milik Yarbrough (6'6''-F-95) of Illinois St.

2nd Team
G: Jordan Barnes (5'11''-G) of Indiana St.
F: Phil Fayne (6'9''-F-97) of Illinois St.
G: Armon Fletcher (6'4''-G-95) of S.Illinois
G/F: Donte Ingram (6'6''-G/F) of Loyola, IL
F: Donte Thomas (6'7''-F-96) of Bradley

3rd Team
PG: Darrell Brown Jr. (5'10''-PG-98) of Bradley
F: Bennett Koch (6'10''-F-95) of N.Iowa
C: Cameron Krutwig (6'10''-C) of Loyola, IL
C: Kavion Pippen (6'10''-C) of S.Illinois
G: Brenton Scott (6'1''-G-94) of Indiana St.

All-Defensive Team
F: Obediah Church (6'7''-F-97) of Missouri St.
G: Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye (6'3''-G-96) of Bradley
G: Sean Lloyd (6'5''-G-96) of S.Illinois
G: Ben Richardson (6'3''-G) of Loyola, IL
G: Tevonn Walker (6'2''-G) of Valparaiso

All-Tournament Team
F: Phil Fayne (6'9''-F-97) of Illinois St.
F: Milik Yarbrough (6'6''-F-95) of Illinois St.
G: Ben Richardson (6'3''-G) of Loyola, IL
G: Marques Townes (6'4''-G-95) of Loyola, IL
G/F: Donte Ingram (6'6''-G/F) of Loyola, IL

All-Freshman Team
PF: Elijah Childs (6'7''-PF-99) of Bradley
SF: Tyreke Key (6'2''-SF) of Indiana St.
C: Cameron Krutwig (6'10''-C) of Loyola, IL
G: Tywhon Pickford (6'4''-G) of N.Iowa
G: Lucas Williamson (6'4''-G) of Loyola, IL

All-Newcomer Team
G: Bakari Evelyn (6'2''-G-97) of Valparaiso
C: Cameron Krutwig (6'10''-C) of Loyola, IL
G: Tywhon Pickford (6'4''-G) of N.Iowa
C: Kavion Pippen (6'10''-C) of S.Illinois
F: Milik Yarbrough (6'6''-F-95) of Illinois St.

All-Most Improved Team
G: Jordan Barnes (5'11''-G) of Indiana St.
G: Aaron Cook (6'1''-G-97) of S.Illinois
G: Clayton Custer (6'1''-G-95) of Loyola, IL
G: Sean Lloyd (6'5''-G-96) of S.Illinois
F: Nick McGlynn (6'8''-F) of Drake
G: Dru Smith (6'3''-G) of Evansville

All-Bench Team
G/F: Markus Golder (6'6''-G/F) of Valparaiso
G: Wyatt Lohaus (6'2''-G) of N.Iowa
F: Reggie Scurry (6'5''-F) of Missouri St.
G: Tyler Smithpeters (6'3''-G-93) of S.Illinois
G: Lucas Williamson (6'4''-G) of Loyola, IL
G: Graham Woodward (6'0''-G) of Drake

Scholar-Athlete 1st Team
G: Clayton Custer (6'1''-G-95) of Loyola, IL
F: Nick McGlynn (6'8''-F) of Drake
G: Ben Richardson (6'3''-G) of Loyola, IL
G/F: Blake Simmons (6'5''-G/F) of Evansville
G: Reed Timmer (6'1''-G-95) of Drake

Scholar-Athlete 2nd Team
G: Nate Kennell (6'6''-G-97) of Bradley
F: Donte Thomas (6'7''-F-96) of Bradley
G: Marcus Bartley (6'4''-G-95) of S.Illinois
G: Aaron Cook (6'1''-G-97) of S.Illinois
G: C.J. Rivers (6'2''-G) of Drake
G: Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye (6'3''-G-96) of Bradley
G: Graham Woodward (6'0''-G) of Drake

Scholar-Athlete Honorable Mention
C: Ted Friedman (6'9''-C-94) of N.Iowa
G/F: John Kiser (6'5''-G/F) of Valparaiso
G: Wyatt Lohaus (6'2''-G) of N.Iowa


 
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