NSIC Player of the Year (1st in BSU History)
10 Time NSIC Player of the Week
USBL Player
James Robeson - NSIC Newcomer of the Year
Adam Daley - 2nd NCAA 3-Pt %
Coach Guiot - Coach of the Year
Most Wins in School History
First NCAA Tournament Appearance in BSU History
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Conference Champions 2004
Bemidji State University
Thursday, September 11, 2014
D'Ante Harris
ALL-MIAA
ALL-South Central Region
Back to back Conference Champions 2008, 2009
"D'Ante was an explosive gamer, able to score in bunches and lift the crowd to their feet. He brought his fearless attitude to the team and backed it up with his performance. D'Ante is one of the key reasons SBU brought home the hardware and was a joy to coach."
Jeremy Logan
SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY
2006
Conference Champs
Conference Tournament Champs
2008
Conference Champs
2009
Conference Champs
"PUT IN LOGAN, PUT IN LOGAN" The crowds would chant for Jeremy when they knew the Bearcats had the game in the bag. I called Jeremy my cigar. Putting Jeremy in the game was like Red Auerbach lighting his cigar. Feb. 28, 2009, against Missouri Western, the Bearcats wound up the game to win the conference title. As the fans chanted for Logan, I told him to check in the game and he pulled a cigar out of his sock to hand me as he ran to the scorers table. The crowd went wild. Jeremy has a talent for including others along his path to success. He is the ultimate team player.
Click here to see where Jeremy is now:
Jeremy Logan Big Rentz Director, Operations
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Ryan Dougherty
MIAA All-Conference
NCAA All-Region
Team Captain 3 years
Academic All-American
Active with Special Olympics
Student Athletic Advisory
Committee
Physical Therapy Degree
NABC National Honors Court
Rex Brown Award
MIAA Ken Jones Award Finalist
School Records Broken - 3 point baskets made (218), games played (119), and minutes played (3,133). Ryan also ranks in the top 10 all-time in several other categories including: points (6th, 1,322), assists (7th, 318), and steals (5th, 136)
“Ryan Dougherty is an example
of what excellence is in athletics and academics. He has performed at the
highest level in both areas while enduring personal injury and family
tragedy. Ryan has always honored his team, his family, and his community by demanding perfection from
himself and doing his very best even when circumstances afforded him excuses to
lower his expectations. His lifestyle of “toughness” inspires those
around him to raise their standards".
Conference Champions 2009
2009 Record: 26-5
Nationally ranked #2
Most Conference wins in a season
Third MIAA regular season crown in the last four years
Advanced to the South-Central regional final, (2nd-best NCAA tournament finish in SBU history)
Extended their home court winning streak to 30 games, one of the best active streaks in NCAA
Defeated DI Utah (NCAA Tournament Team and Mountain West Conference Champ)
Coach Guiot's 300th Career Win
Matt Rogers: All-American(4 Different All-American Awards)
All-Region South Central
All-District
MIAA Defensive Player of the Year
MIAA LEAGUE MVP (Unanimous)
D'Ante Harris: All-South-Central Region, All-MIAA
Coach Jeff Guiot: Coach of Year
Nick Kovacevich
NCAA Academic All-American
MIAA All-Conference
SBU Team Captain (2 Seasons)
2007-2009
"Nick was the heart and soul of our back to back championship teams that won 38 consecutive home games, the longest home-winning streak in the nation at that time. While at SBU, Nick's carried the highest academic standards, charisma, the look, intelligence and was by far the hardest working basketball player we had at SBU. Nick can do anything he puts his mind to."
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Sheldon Pace
"Sheldon Pace showed his incredible basketball skills by scoring when the game called for him to score, passing to make his teammates better and break down defenses, and shutting down the opposing teams key players. His presence brought crowds to their feet and inspired unity among his team members and fans. He is the type of player you drove the extra mile to watch and were never disappointed. Sheldon has talented people skills using his charm and compassion which reaches from the special olympics athlete to the presidents of organizations."
Monday, September 1, 2014
Calvin Slaughter
Neosho County Community College
1998 All-American
Jacksonville University
Calvin's daughter, Ivey, is a sophomore on the Florida State University basketball team.
Calvin is by far the toughest player I have every coached. He was a relentless warrior at both ends of the court. No one took losses harder than him. It is not surprising that he is an outstanding fireman and father in Georgia.
Anthony Evans
Neosho County Community College
1997-1999
All-American
Academic All-American
NJCAA Student Athlete of the Year
University of Georgia
Great Article on "BIG ANT" from 2001.
http://www.redandblack.com/sports/anthony-evans-dispelling-the-stereotypes/article_7fec97fe-0298-5d36-914a-54a122a2961e.html
"Everyone loves "BIG ANT"! Unless of course you had to guard him. The gentle giant could physically dominate a game, and yet have the grace and speed of the Panther mascot he represented. His powerful court presence is a sharp contrast to his overwhelming kind spirit to others. Those giant calves were as quick to leap to the rim and they were to rush to pick up a teammate from the floor. One minute I called Anthony 'Super Sugar Bear' the next minute I screamed to the team, 'No one shoots the ball until Anthony touches it'. Winners loves "BIG ANT"!"
Jim Grabowski
SBU 2005-2008
First Team All-MIAA
First SBU Player to win 2 Conference Titles
Before becoming a banker, Hometown Hero Jim Grabowski had the opportunity to play professional basketball for teams in Ireland and Portugal.
Jim made a great transition throughout his career from a role player to a superstar. He accepted whatever responsibilities were asked of him to make the team better. No player has won more post-season games at SBU that Jim Grabowski. His All-American personality serves him well in the business world and makes him a success in whatever he pursues.
Jim's Highlights on YouTube:
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