Horizon League: Season 2013-14

HorizL Ranking
 1. Green Bay 14-2(24-5) 
 2. Cleveland St. 12-4(21-10) 
 3. Wright St. 10-6(18-13) 
 4. Valparaiso 9-7(18-14) 
 5. Wisc.-Milwaukee 7-9(17-12) 
 6. Oakland 7-9(13-19) 
 7. Youngstown St. 6-10(15-17) 
 8. Detroit Mercy 6-10(13-19) 
 9. Ill.-Chicago 1-15(6-25) 


University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee wins the HorizL 2013-2014 title (Photo: horizonleague.org)

HorizL Women 2013-2014
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University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee 2013-14
Rob Jeter Rob Jeter Jeter
Thierno Niang
Niang
Jordan Aaron
Aaron
Steve McWhorter
McWhorter
Matt Tiby
Tiby
J.J. Panoske
Panoske
# Name CM (INCH) Pos Bo NAT
10  Niang Thierno 185 (6'1'') PG 90 Senegal
1  Aaron Jordan 178 (5'10'') PG USA
25  McWhorter Steve 188 (6'2'') G 92 USA
31  Tiby Matt 203 (6'8'') F USA
23  Panoske J.J. 208 (6'10'') F USA
34  Arians Austin 198 (6'6'') F USA
3  Kelm Kyle 206 (6'9'') F USA
20  Roelke Mitch 183 (6'0'') G USA
22  Richard Evan 188 (6'2'') G USA
4  Moore Malcolm 201 (6'7'') F 90 USA
 Springs Akeem 193 (6'4'') G 94 USA
 Studer Dan 201 (6'7'') F USA
11  Weas Connor 193 (6'4'') G USA
5  Wichmann Cody 196 (6'5'') G USA
50  Prahl Brett 206 (6'9'') F USA
52  Prahl Alex 206 (6'9'') F USA
33  Gustavson Quinton 206 (6'9'') F USA
30  Lyle Jevon 188 (6'2'') G 92 USA
15  White Trinson 196 (6'5'') G USA
Head Coach: Rob Jeter
Coach Assistant: Chad Boudreau
Coach Assistant: Duffy Conroy
Coach Assistant: Sharif Chambliss


Milwaukee Crowned #HLMBB Champions - Mar 13, 2014

No. 5 Milwaukee captured the 2014 Horizon League Men's Basketball Championship over No. 3 Wright State, 69-63. The last Horizon League Tournament title for the Panthers came in 2006, marking the fourth title in school history.
Senior forward Kyle Kelm (6'9''-F) led the Panthers with 20 points and a game-high nine rebounds.
"Kyle was phenomenal down low, just a beast,' Milwaukee center Matt Tiby (6'8''-F) said.
Jordan Aaron (5'10''-PG), who was named Horizon League Tournament MVP, had 18 points and was 4-of-9 from three-point range. Aaron also hit four three-pointers in the Panthers semifinal win over Green Bay. He finished the tournament with 11 three-pointers made, tying the tournament record.
The Panthers went 9-of-18 from long range and held a 35-28 advantage on the boards.
Wright State (20-14) had a season-high six game win streak snapped. The Raiders was the first team since Butler (2010-2011) to reach back-to-back Horizon League Championship Games and the first team to lose in back-to-back championship games since Butler in 2006-07.
Despite playing only 29 minutes, A.J. Pacher (6'10''-F-92) led the Raiders with 16 points. A.J. A.J. Pacher (6'10''-F-92) shot 6-of-9 from the field.
'It's going to be painful for a very long time. We're going to use this as fuel moving forward,' Wright State head coach Billy Donlon stated.
Milwaukee (21-13) entered the tournament losers of four of five and is the first team to finish the conference season under .500 (7-9) and win the conference tournament.
After posting a first round victory over Detroit, 83-73, the Panthers went on the road to Green Bay and beat Valparaiso 74-57 and the Phoenix, 73-66.
'That's the key to life, what are going to do about it? This group figured it out,' Jeter said.
Milwaukee last appeared in the NCAA Tournament in 2006 when they knocked off Oklahoma in the first round before falling to Florida. The Panthers own a 3-3 all-time record in the tournament.

Courtesy of Horizon League

Horizon League Tournament Final: Milwaukee - Wright State 69-63

Horizon League Tournament Semifinals:
Milwaukee - Green Bay 73-66, OT
Wright State - Cleveland State 68-63


All-Horizon League 1st Team 2014
Keifer Sykes
Sykes
Kendrick Perry
Perry
Alec Brown
Brown
Travis Bader
Bader
LaVonte Dority
Dority

All-Tournament MVP: Jordan Aaron (5'10''-PG) of Wisc.-Milwaukee
Player of the Year: Keifer Sykes (5'11''-PG) of Green Bay
Defensive Player of the Year: Alec Brown (7'1''-F) of Green Bay
Freshman of the Year: Kahlil Felder (5'9''-PG) of Oakland
Sixth Man of the Year: Jon Harris (6'7''-F-92) of Cleveland St.
Coach of the Year: Brian Wardle of Green Bay

1st Team
PG: Keifer Sykes (5'11''-PG) of Green Bay
PG: Kendrick Perry (6'0''-PG-92) of Youngstown St.
F: Alec Brown (7'1''-F) of Green Bay
G: Travis Bader (6'5''-G-91) of Oakland
PG: LaVonte Dority (6'1''-PG-91) of Valparaiso

2nd Team
G: Bryn Forbes (6'3''-G-93) of Cleveland St.
F: Juwan Howard Jr. (6'6''-F-92) of Detroit Mercy
F/C: Corey Petros (6'10''-F/C-93) of Oakland
F: A.J. Pacher (6'10''-F-92) of Wright St.
PG: Jordan Aaron (5'10''-PG) of Wisc.-Milwaukee

All-Defensive Team
F: Alec Brown (7'1''-F) of Green Bay
G: Jordan Fouse (6'7''-G) of Green Bay
G: Duke Mondy (6'4''-G-90) of Oakland
PG: Kendrick Perry (6'0''-PG-92) of Youngstown St.
G: Matt Vest (6'5''-G-92) of Wright St.

All-Tournament Team
PG: Jordan Aaron (5'10''-PG) of Wisc.-Milwaukee
F: Kyle Kelm (6'9''-F) of Wisc.-Milwaukee
G: Miles Dixon (6'1''-G-91) of Wright St.
F: A.J. Pacher (6'10''-F-92) of Wright St.
F: Matt Tiby (6'8''-F) of Wisc.-Milwaukee

All-Freshman Team
PG: Kahlil Felder (5'9''-PG) of Oakland
F: Alec Peters (6'8''-F-95) of Valparaiso
PG: Lexus Williams (5'11''-PG-95) of Valparaiso
PG: Jarod Williams (6'2''-PG) of Detroit Mercy
G/F: Pat Birt (6'5''-G/F-95) of Ill.-Chicago