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Points Per Game
Munson_Deshawn Deshawn MUNSON
  Harris-Stowe
  (193-G-)
  Avg: 28.1
 1. Munson Harris-Stowe28.1 
 2. Anderson St.Louis18.4 
 3. Dotsenko Free.17.6 
 4. Reeves Park17.0 
 5. Martin Free.16.9 
 6. Battle Free.16.2 
 7. King Williams B15.2 
 8. Robinson Missouri15.1 
 9. Hardy Missouri B14.4 
 10. Wright St.Louis C14.4 
Rebounds Per Game
Munson_Deshawn Deshawn MUNSON
  Harris-Stowe
  (193-G-)
  Avg: 11.3
 1. Munson Harris-Stowe11.3 
 2. Myles Park9.8 
 3. Butters Williams9.5 
 4. Yohe William W8.7 
 5. Okolue Cent.Baptist8.4 
 6. Fessler William W8.0 
 7. King Williams B7.8 
 8. Mccoy Lind.7.8 
 9. Benabid Columbia,7.6 
 10. Clark Harris-Stowe7.4 
Assists Per Game
Munson_Deshawn Deshawn MUNSON
  Harris-Stowe
  (193-G-)
  Avg: 7.9
 1. Munson Harris-Stowe7.9 
 2. Alston Cent.Baptist4.4 
 3. Polley Cent.Baptist4.1 
 4. Martin Free.4.0 
 5. Robinson Missouri3.6 
 6. Johnson Park3.6 
 7. Mccoy Lind.3.3 
 8. Battle Free.3.2 
 9. Chew Williams B3.0 
 10. Gause William W3.0 
Steals Per Game
Munson_Deshawn Deshawn MUNSON
  Harris-Stowe
  (193-G-)
  Avg: 3.1
 1. Munson Harris-Stowe3.1 
 2. Reeves Park2.1 
 3. Moll Lind.2.1 
 4. Chew Williams B2.0 
 5. Battle Free.1.7 
 6. Martin Free.1.6 
 7. Shaw Columbia, MO1.5 
 8. Mccoy Lind.1.5 
 9. Anderson St.Louis1.5 
 10. Funches Columbia,1.5 
Blocks Per Game
Not_Available Darius YOHE
  William W
  (206-C-)
  Avg: 2.4
 1. Yohe William W2.4 
 2. Hudson Cent.Baptist1.9 
 3. Benabid Columbia,1.6 
 4. Okolue Cent.Baptist1.1 
 5. Wolfe Cent.Baptist1.1 
 6. Clark Harris-Stowe1.1 
 7. Davis Williams B1.1 
 8. King Williams B1.0 
 9. Anderson St.Louis0.8 
 10. Ba St.Louis COP0.8 

Harris-Stowe State University wins the USA AMC 2019-2020 title (Photo: AMC)
Harris-Stowe State University 2019-20
Brion Dunlap Brion Dunlap Dunlap
Deshawn Munson
Munson
Romeo Bouie
Bouie
Duane Clark
Clark
David Spell
Spell
Nick McKenzie
McKenzie
# Name CM (INCH) Pos Bo Nat Cls Former Team
0  Deshawn Munson 193 (6'4'') G USAJr East St.Louis (East St. Louis, IL)
24  Romeo Bouie 190 (6'3'') F USASr
11  Wesley Anderson 185 (6'1'') G USAJr
13  Duane Clark 203 (6'8'') F 97 USASr
5  Emanuel Primer 190 (6'3'') G USAJr
14  Joe Lewis 175 (5'9'') PG USASo
3  Jhaylen Covington-Berry 190 (6'3'') G USASo
12  David Spell 198 (6'6'') F USAJr
23  Nick McKenzie 188 (6'2'') G USAJr
22  Riley Barnes 188 (6'2'') G USASo
4  Elmelik Martin 183 (6'0'') PG USAJr
20  Christian Davis 198 (6'6'') F USASr Kimball (Dallas, TX)
21  Deandre Clark 190 (6'3'') G USASr
2  Jamaar Joseph 188 (6'2'') G USAJr
15  Maurice Smith 198 (6'6'') F USAJr
 Jeron Rogers 198 (6'6'') F 96 USASr North Farmington (Farmington Hills, MI)
25  Shawn Watts 193 (6'4'') F USASo
11  Miles Weber 183 (6'0'') PG USAJr
10  Javoun Watters 178 (5'10'') PG USASr
21  Jacion Pope 198 (6'6'') F USASo
30  Nigel Hightower 190 (6'3'') G USAFr
Head Coach: Brion Dunlap
Coach Assistant: Edward Newton


Harris-Stowe defeats Central Baptist in highest scoring AMC Championship game in history - Mar 10, 2020

For the third-time in four years, the Harris-Stowe Hornets are winners of the American Midwest Conference (AMC) Men's Basketball Tournament Championship.
Highlights (any historical information dates back to 2005-06, unless otherwise noted):
Harris-Stowe defeated Central Baptist, 99-95.
The two teams combined for 194 points, the most-ever in an AMC Men's Basketball Tournament Championship game - previous record was 168 (Former-member Illinois-Springfield def. former-member McKendree, 86-82).
This marks the Hornets third-ever tournament title - 2017, 2018, 2020.
Harris-Stowe becomes the first opposing team to win inside A.R. Reddin Fieldhouse since Williams Baptist (Ark.) on Feb. 9, 2019, a span of 18 games.
AMC Player of the Year, Deshawn Munson (6'4''-G), picked up his seventh triple-double of the season with 37 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists.
The Mustangs received a team-high 19 points from Tyrone Alston (6'0''-PG), 17 points from Darius Polley (6'2''-G), 16 points from Darius Williams (6'4''-G) and 13 points from Zach Hudson (6'8''-F).
Munson's 37 points are tied for the most in a single-game in AMC men's basketball tournament history. He also tied the tournament record with 15 made field goals and tied for the second-most with 11 assists.
For the Hornets, Nick McKenzie (6'2''-G) tallied 15 points, David Spell (6'6''-F) poured in 13 points and Duane Clark (6'8''-F-97) Jr. added 12 points in the win.
Clark Jr. brought down a game-high 14 rebounds.
Both teams shot the ball well from the field and Central Baptist held a 48.6-percent (36-of-74) to 47.1-percent (32-of-68) advantage.
Harris-Stowe went 13-of-27 (48.1) from the 3-point line against the second-best team in the conference defending the three. Central Baptist entered the game allowing opponents to shoot 31.5-percent from distance.
Both offenses were clicking throughout the whole tournament, as Harris-Stowe averaged 100.0 points per game and Central Baptist scored 94.3 points per game.

AMC Tournament Final: Central Baptist - Harris-Stowe 95-99
AMC Tournament Semifinals:
Central Baptist - Columbia 90-80, OT
Harris-Stowe - Williams Baptist 114-80

Courtesy of amcsportsonline.com

Tags : DESHAWN MUNSON, HARRIS-STOWE STATE UNIVERSITY, NAIA BASKETBALL

All-AMC Awards 2020 - Mar 10, 2020

All-AMC 1st Team 2020
Darius Williams
Williams
Tyrone Alston
Alston
Bryan Battle
Battle
Kortland Martin
Martin
Deshawn Munson
Munson

All-Tournament MVP: Deshawn Munson (6'4''-G) of Harris-Stowe St.
Player of the Year: Deshawn Munson (6'4''-G) of Harris-Stowe St.
Defensive Player of the Year: Darius Yohe (6'9''-C) of William Woods
Freshman of the Year: Konstantin Dotsenko (6'7''-PF) of Freed-Hardeman
Newcomer of the Year: Deshawn Munson (6'4''-G) of Harris-Stowe St.
Coach of the Year: Jason Kline of Park

1st Team
G: Darius Williams (6'4''-G) of Cent.Baptist
PG: Tyrone Alston (6'0''-PG) of Cent.Baptist
F: Bryan Battle (6'5''-F) of Freed-Hardeman
PG: Kortland Martin (5'10''-PG) of Freed-Hardeman
G: Deshawn Munson (6'4''-G) of Harris-Stowe St.
G/F: Cory Reeves (6'6''-G/F) of Park

2nd Team
G: Justin Shaw (6'4''-G) of Columbia, MO
PF: Konstantin Dotsenko (6'7''-PF) of Freed-Hardeman
F: Duane Clark (6'8''-F-97) of Harris-Stowe St.
PG: Jahmouri Robinson (5'8''-PG) of Missouri Baptist
F: Cortez King (6'6''-F) of Williams Baptist

3rd Team
G: Darius Polley (6'2''-G) of Cent.Baptist
PG: Hunter Daley (6'0''-PG) of Lyon
F: Ernest Myles (6'6''-F) of Park
G: Jordan Anderson (6'1''-G) of St.Louis COP
F: Makenzie Fessler (6'4''-F) of William Woods

Honorable Mention
Tedrick Wolfe (6'5''-F) of Cent.Baptist
Braden Wendel (6'3''-G) of Columbia, MO
Thibault Benabid (6'9''-F-96) of Columbia, MO
Grant Peters (6'7''-C) of Hannibal-LG
Nick McKenzie (6'2''-G) of Harris-Stowe St.
Brenden Gillman (6'5''-G) of Lindenwood-Bellev.
Brendon Hardy (6'4''-G) of Missouri Baptist
John Yaeger (6'4''-G) of Missouri Baptist
Allen Hyatt (6'7''-F) of Park
RJ Wright (6'2''-G) of St.Louis COP
Travon Cobb (6'1''-G) of Williams Baptist

All-Defensive Team
PG: Tyrone Alston (6'0''-PG) of Cent.Baptist
G: Braden Wendel (6'3''-G) of Columbia, MO
G: Deshawn Munson (6'4''-G) of Harris-Stowe St.
F: Ernest Myles (6'6''-F) of Park
C: Darius Yohe (6'9''-C) of William Woods

All-Freshman Team
PF: Konstantin Dotsenko (6'7''-PF) of Freed-Hardeman
F/C: Cole Anderson (6'8''-F/C) of Lyon
G: Winston Peace (6'5''-G) of Lyon
C: Darius Yohe (6'9''-C) of William Woods
G: Tyriel Nelson (6'1''-G) of William Woods

All-Champions of Character Team
PG: Tyrone Alston (6'0''-PG) of Cent.Baptist
F: Thibault Benabid (6'9''-F-96) of Columbia, MO
PG: Silas Clark (5'10''-PG) of Freed-Hardeman
C: Grant Peters (6'7''-C) of Hannibal-LG
G: Wesley Anderson (6'1''-G) of Harris-Stowe St.
G: JC Moll (6'1''-G) of Lindenwood-Bellev.
G: Winston Peace (6'5''-G) of Lyon
G: Ben Lee (6'1''-G) of Missouri Baptist
F: Ernest Myles (6'6''-F) of Park
G: Jordan Anderson (6'1''-G) of St.Louis COP
F: Codi Whitlock (6'7''-F) of William Woods
PG: Marquez Chew (5'11''-PG) of Williams Baptist


Tags : DARIUS WILLIAMS, CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE, NAIA BASKETBALL