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 Spivey Scores 30 to Lead Mens Basketball to RSC Championship (Photo: RSC)
Spivey Scores 30 to Lead Men's Basketball to RSC Championship - Mar 3, 2022 
The Indiana University Kokomo men's basketball team continued its winning streak on Tuesday as the Cougars defeated West Virginia Tech, 77-67 to claim the 2021-22 River States Conference Men's Basketball Championship. IU Kokomo's winning streak improved to 17 games with the win. Trequan Spivey (6'1''-G-1999) carried most of the offensive load for the Cougars, finishing with 30 points, on 9-of-14 shooting from the floor and 11-of-15 from the free throw line. This is Spivey's second 30-point effort of the season. Hunter White (6'3''-G) chipped in with 16 points. Desean Hampton (6'5''-F) added eight points and a team-high 12 rebounds in the win. Tayson Parker (6'1''-G) scored nine points. As a team, the Cougars converted 23-of-28 free throw attempts. White scored the first five points of the game for the Cougars to even things in the early goings. Spivey scored his first bucket of the game to give IUK a 7-5 lead and that sparked a 10-0 run by the Cougars, extending their lead to 15-5 just five minutes into the contest. Parker knocked down back-to-back triple to put the Cougars up 16 points with 6:51 to play in the half which would turn out to be IUK's largest lead of the game. The Golden Bears chipped away at the IU Kokomo lead for the remainder of the half, cutting their deficit to nine points but a jumper from White gave the Cougars an 11-point advantage heading into the break. WVU Tech opened the second half on a 14-6 run to make it a one possession game with just less than 14 minutes to go but a quick 5-0 run from the Cougars put them back up by eight points. With 6:05 to go, the Golden Bears got within four, but the Cougars once again had an answer and did not let WVU Tech get any closer for the remainder of the game. Over the final four minutes of the game, IUK went 15-16 from the free throw line to seal the Championship. Courtesy of riverstatesconference.com RSC Tournament Final: IU Kokomo - WVU Tech 77-67 RSC Tournament Semifinals: IU Kokomo - IU East 77-65 WVU Tech - Alice Lloyd 78-67 All-RSC Awards 2022 - Mar 3, 2022
Player of the Year:  Desean Hampton (6'5''-F) of IU KokomoNewcomer of the Year: Ahmad Price (6'4''-G) of Lincoln TrailCoach of the Year: Eric Echelbarger of IU Kokomo First Team Desean Hampton (6'5''-F) of IU Kokomo Trequan Spivey (6'1''-G-1999) of IU Kokomo Will Philpot (6'5''-G) of Alice Lloyd Miki Tadic (6'3''-G) of Rio Grande Kwon Evans (6'4''-F) of Midway Noah Young (6'0''-PG) of Alice Lloyd Glenn Hill (6'4''-G) of IU Southeast Thomas Hailey (6'7''-F) of WVU Tech Shiloah Blevins (6'5''-F) of Rio Grande Sherron Schifino (6'1''-G) of Point ParkSecond Team Garrett Silcott (6'1''-G) of IU East Tay Smith of Brescia, KY Andrew Work (6'3''-G/F) of WVU Tech Damon Tobler (6'4''-G) of Alice Lloyd Jared Osborne (6'0''-PG) of IU Southeast Tamon Scruggs (6'4''-G) of WVU Tech Ahmad Price (6'4''-G) of Lincoln Trail Donnie Miller (6'3''-G) of Midway Jehu Lafeuillee (6'8''-F) of IU East Andreas Jonsson (6'2''-G-1998) of WVU Tech |
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