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Great Lakes Valley Conference: Season 2016-17

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GLVC Ranking

East Division
1. Bellarmine		17-1
2. S.Indiana		15-3
3. Wisc.-Parkside		13-5
4. Indianapolis		12-6
5. Lewis		11-7
6. St.Joseph, IN		6-12
7. Ill.-Springfield		4-14
8. McKendree		3-15
West Division
1. Quincy		14-4
2. Truman St.		12-6
3. Drury		10-8
4. Rockhurst		8-10
5. Missouri S&T		6-12
6. Mo.-St.Louis		5-13
7. William Jewell		5-13
8. Maryville, MO		3-15

GLVC Women 2016-2017
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Jeril Taylor - GLVC Player of the Year (Photo: USI)

Points Per Game

Patrick WHELAN
  William .
  (196-G-96)
  Avg: 21.3

1. Whelan, William .	21.3
2. Tagarelli, Quincy	21.0
3. Taylor, S.Indiana	20.5
4. Stein, S.Indiana	17.0
5. McGaughey, Quincy	17.0
6. Brown, Wisc.-Pa.	16.7
7. Eberhard, Bellarmine	16.7
8. Velky, Truman St.	16.5
9. Jackson, McKendree	16.4
10. Franklin, McKen.	15.6

Rebounds Per Game

Hunter REINE
  Mo.-St.L.
  (206-C/F-)
  Avg: 9

1. Reine, Mo.-St.L.	9.0
2. Taylor, S.Indiana	8.8
3. McGaughey, Quincy	8.6
4. Franklin, McKen.	8.3
5. Tagarelli, Quincy	8.1
6. Hagan, Rockhurst	7.9
7. Paulauskas, Missouri.	7.8
8. Eberhard, Bellarmine	7.7
9. Wilson, Lewis	7.6
10. Williams, St.Josep.	7.3

Assists Per Game

Kendale MCCULLUM
  Wisc.-Pa.
  (185-G-)
  Avg: 6.3

1. McCullum, Wisc.-Pa.	6.3
2. Senor II, Quincy	5.8
3. Miller, Missouri.	5.4
4. Hardaway, St.Josep.	5.0
5. King, Indianapolis	5.0
6. Myers, Truman St.	4.7
7. Foster, Drury	4.7
8. Sistrunk, Truman S.	4.3
9. Barton, Maryvill.	4.3
10. Nix, Rockhurst	4.1

Steals Per Game

Kendale MCCULLUM
  Wisc.-Pa.
  (185-G-)
  Avg: 2.7

1. McCullum, Wisc.-Pa.	2.7
2. Lawton, Indianapolis	2.3
3. Myers, Truman St.	2.1
4. Miller, Missouri.	2.0
5. Davis, Bellarmine	2.0
6. Senor II, Quincy	1.7
7. Foster, Drury	1.7
8. Williams, Drury	1.7
9. Hardaway, St.Josep.	1.5
10. Watson, Mo.-St.L.	1.4

Blocks Per Game

Frank VUKAJ
  Lewis
  (206-C-)
  Avg: 2

1. Vukaj, Lewis	2.0
2. Williams, St.Josep.	1.8
3. Brown, Rockhurst	1.6
4. Kempson, Indianapolis	1.6
5. McGaughey, Quincy	1.5
6. Booker, Maryvill.	1.4
7. Zagorac, Wisc.-Pa.	1.3
8. Ostafiiciuc, William .	1.2
9. Cook, Bellarmine	1.1
10. Moore, Drury	1.1

Bellarmine Wins 2017 Deaconess GLVC Mens Basketball Championship Title (Photo: GLVC)

Bellarmine College 2016-17

#	Name	CM (INCH)	Pos	Bo	NAT
3	Davis Alexander	175 (5'9'')	PG	0
14	Jenkins Tyler	188 (6'2'')	G	0
22	Eberhard Adam	203 (6'8'')	F	0
5	Troutman Rusty	196 (6'5'')	G	0
20	Knott George	196 (6'5'')	F	0
15	Bach Brent	185 (6'1'')	G	0
21	Coles Jarek	183 (6'0'')	PG	0
10	Troutman Rhett	183 (6'0'')	PG	0
12	Ramser Daniel	196 (6'5'')	G	0
23	Hunter Skyler	201 (6'7'')	F	0
32	Schurfranz Willie	198 (6'6'')	F	0
4	Weyer Ben	201 (6'7'')	F	0
11	Cook Alex	198 (6'6'')	G	0
33	Taylor Caleb	206 (6'9'')	C	0
24	Fredrick Nick	183 (6'0'')	PG	0
Head Coach: Scott Davenport Coach Assistant: Beau Braden

Bellarmine Wins 2017 Deaconess GLVC Men's Basketball Championship Title - Mar 6, 2017

No. 1 seed and fourth-ranked Bellarmine University captured the 2017 Deaconess Great Lakes Valley Conference Men's Basketball Championship crown on Sunday with a 74-61 victory over seventh-seed Lewis University at the Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana.
The Knights used a 12-0 run over the final three minutes to win its fourth league trophy and the first since 2011. With the victory, Bellarmine earned the Conference's automatic qualifying bid into the NCAA Division II national tournament, as the 64-team field will be revealed later this evening at 11:00 p.m. ET on NCAA.com.
Lewis led by as many as 11 points in the first half up until the 11:59 mark when Bellarmine began to chip away at the deficit to eventually pull ahead by one point entering halftime up 34-33. The Knights then extended their advantage to 14 by the 13:45 mark once Eberhard drilled his fifth three-pointer. The Flyers worked their way back to within one point on three separate occasions, including at 5:33 (58-57), 4:54 (60-59) and 3:20 (62-61), but could not gain the momentum to overtake Bellarmine's earlier advantage and ensuing run to the final 13-point win.
Rusty Troutman (6'5''-G) led Bellarmine with a game-high 23 points, while Deaconess GLVC Men's Basketball Championship Tournament Most Outstanding Player, Adam Eberhard (6'8''-F), pitched in 21 points and 11 rebounds with a shooting clip of 53.8 percent (7-for-13). Lewis' Cristen Wilson (6'5''-F) netted a team-high 21 points and added eight rebounds for the Flyers.
The Knights shot 44.9 percent from the field and were nearly perfect from the line (87.0%), nailing 20 of their 23 attempts. Lewis hit 44.4 percent of its shots but only made it to the line eight times all game, finishing six. Bellarmine converted 14 Lewis turnovers into 27 points and also had the edge in points in the paint, 20 to 16.
Troutman joined Eberhard on the All-Tournament team along with Lewis' Wilson and Delaney Blaylock, while Truman State University's Cory Myers rounded out the five-man squad.

Courtesy of GLVC Sports

GLVC Tournament Final: Bellarmine - Lewis 74-61
GLVC Tournament Semifinals:
Bellarmine - UW-Parkside 79-68
Lewis - Truman State 85-75

All-GLVC Awards 2017 - Mar 6, 2017

All-GLVC 1st Team 2017

Eberhard

Troutman

Simelton

McGaughey

Tagarelli

All-Tournament MVP: Rusty Troutman (6'5''-G) of Bellarmine
Player of the Year: Jeril Taylor (6'4''-G) of S.Indiana
Defensive Player of the Year: Alexander Davis (5'9''-PG) of Bellarmine
Freshman of the Year: Tate Hall (6'6''-G-97) of Indianapolis
Coach of the Year: Scott Davenport of Bellarmine

1st Team
F: Adam Eberhard (6'8''-F) of Bellarmine
G: Rusty Troutman (6'5''-G) of Bellarmine
G: Miles Simelton (6'1''-G) of Lewis
F: Evan McGaughey (6'8''-F) of Quincy
F: Joseph Tagarelli (6'5''-F) of Quincy
G: Alex Stein (6'3''-G) of S.Indiana
G: Jeril Taylor (6'4''-G) of S.Indiana
G: Cory Myers (6'3''-G) of Truman St.
G: Alexander Brown (6'3''-G) of Wisc.-Parkside
G: Kendale McCullum (6'1''-G) of Wisc.-Parkside

2nd Team
PG: Tevin Foster (6'0''-PG) of Drury
G: Eric Davidson (6'1''-G-96) of Indianapolis
F: Jesse Kempson (6'7''-F-96) of Indianapolis
G: Jimmy King (6'4''-G-96) of Indianapolis
G/F: Delaney Blaylock (6'5''-G/F) of Lewis
G: Von Washington (6'2''-G-94) of Quincy
G: CJ Hardaway (6'2''-G) of St.Joseph, IN
F: Connor Erickson (6'8''-F) of Truman St.
G: Jake Velky (6'1''-G) of Truman St.
G: Patrick Whelan (6'5''-G-96) of William Jewell

All-Defensive Team
PG: Alexander Davis (5'9''-PG) of Bellarmine
G: John Williams (6'1''-G) of Drury
G: Ajay Lawton (6'0''-G) of Indianapolis
C: Frank Vukaj (6'9''-C) of Lewis
F: Rokas Paulauskas (6'8''-F) of Missouri S&T
PG: Juwan Miller (5'11''-PG) of Missouri S&T
G: Elijah Watson (6'2''-G) of Mo.-St.Louis
G/F: Kindred Williams (6'6''-G/F) of St.Joseph, IN
PG: Grant Meyer (5'9''-PG) of Quincy
G: Cortez Macklin (6'3''-G) of S.Indiana
G: Kendale McCullum (6'1''-G) of Wisc.-Parkside
C: Goran Zagorac (6'9''-C) of Wisc.-Parkside
G: Patrick Whelan (6'5''-G-96) of William Jewell

All-Tournament Team
G: Rusty Troutman (6'5''-G) of Bellarmine
F: Adam Eberhard (6'8''-F) of Bellarmine
F: Cristen Wilson (6'5''-F) of Lewis
G/F: Delaney Blaylock (6'5''-G/F) of Lewis
G: Cory Myers (6'3''-G) of Truman St.

All-Freshman Team
G: Alex Cook (6'6''-G) of Bellarmine
F: Ben Weyer (6'7''-F) of Bellarmine
G: Isaac Johnson (6'1''-G) of Drury
G: Tate Hall (6'6''-G-97) of Indianapolis
F: Anthony D'Avanzo (6'8''-F) of Lewis
C: Joe Borcia (6'9''-C) of Wisc.-Parkside

All-Sportsmanship Team
G: Rusty Troutman (6'5''-G) of Bellarmine
G: John Williams (6'1''-G) of Drury
G: Vincent Walker (6'2''-G-96) of Ill.-Springfield
G: Jimmy King (6'4''-G-96) of Indianapolis
G: Capel Henshaw (6'3''-G) of Lewis
F: Evan Booker (6'6''-F) of Maryville, MO
G/F: Michael Jackson (6'5''-G/F) of McKendree
F: Jacob Bergman (6'5''-F) of Missouri S&T
G/F: D.J. White (6'3''-G/F) of Mo.-St.Louis
F: Evan McGaughey (6'8''-F) of Quincy
F: Connor Evans (6'5''-F) of Rockhurst
F: Nick Jeffirs (6'7''-F) of St.Joseph, IN
G: Alex Stein (6'3''-G) of S.Indiana
G: Cory Myers (6'3''-G) of Truman St.
F: Chavares Flanigan (6'5''-F) of Wisc.-Parkside
G: Patrick Whelan (6'5''-G-96) of William Jewell