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·Bryan JV lose heartbreaker in double overtime
Bryan JV loses a thriller to Southeastern Bible in 2 overtimesThe Bryan College Men's JV team again proved that they can play with the best teams from NCCAA Division II when they traveled to Birmingham, AL to take on the Sabres from Southeastern Bible College. The game was held in Seibert Gym on the campus of Samford University. "The guyswere thrilled to play in a Division I facility", Coach Schock said. Fortunate ...
·Lions Falter On The Road At The Berry Classic
November 3-4, 2007 Rome, GA-- The Bryan College Men's Basketball team returned empty handed from their weekend trip to Rome, GA for the Berry College Classic. After losing a heartbreaker to Shorter College on Friday night 75-73, the Lions were looking to rebound against Berry on Saturday Evening. In the opening game on Friday night, newcomer Cody Christopher got off to a hot start for the Lions with a couple ...
·Lions Win Big At Home To Open 2007-08 Campaign
October 27, 2007 Dayton, TN—The Bryan College Men’s Basketball team opened its’ season on Saturday night at home against Southeastern Bible College from Birmingham, AL and won in convincing fashion. Playing in October, one of the earliest starts of any team in the country, the Lions were anxious to get this season underway and Sommers’ Gymnasium was packed with Bryan fans also eager to se ...
·2007-2008 Season Preview
October 23, 2007 Bristol, TN—The 2007 AAC Men’s Basketball Coaches Poll has been released and the Bryan College Lions are picked to finish 7th in the league. There are a lot of new faces in the AAC this year, however two of last year’s strongest finishers remain atop the predictions. Bryan is looking to turn things around after a disappointing 2006-2007 season which left a bad taste in Hea ...
·Bryan opens season in prison and elementary school function
The Bryan College men's basketball team spent Saturday, September 29 in a prison and at an elementary school, the season kicks off with midnight madness on Monday, October 1.Bryan played against the Silverdale prison Saturday morning and won 70-45. Cody Christopher had 18 points and 6 rebounds, Charlie Lytle had 8 points, 3 boards and 4 blocks, Scott Newton had 8 points, Matt Housley had 8 points, Damond Craig had 8 ...
·Bryan Announces Signing of Ryan Terry
Bryan College head coach Don Rekoske announced the signing of Ryan Terry. Ryan transfered from Toccoa Falls College in Georgia. Terry, a 6'4" junior, played post for the Eagles and averaged 12 points and 12 rebounds a game. CoachRekoske said, "We are excited to sign a player like Ryan. He is very strong and will add depth and a toughness that will be needed this season."Ryan is the all-time leading scorer at Gre ...
·Bryan signs Lytle Brothers
By Ron Bush Deputy Sports Editor A good recruiting class for the Bryan College men’s basketball team jumped to great-class status just before school started. Brothers Mike and Charlie Lytle from Tampa, Fla., give Lions coach Don Rekoske two legitimate NCAA Division I-caliber players to go with seven previous recruits for the 15-man varsity roster. Mike Lytle is a 6-foot-7, 240-pound guard who has ...
·Demond Craig signs for 2007-2008 season
Bryan College has signed a 5'11 point guard from Mt. Juliet High School in Nashville. Demond Craig has signed a letter of intent to play college basketball at Bryan College. This past season, Demond averaged 16 ppg and 5 apg for his team that finished 22-11 under the helm of Coach Troy Allen. Demond was named All-District and All-Region. He was also All-Tournament at both the District and Region tournaments. Thi ...
·Pelfrey signs with Bryan
By: Cathy Chapman Source: The Herald-News 05-02-2007 The Rhea County High School library filled up quickly on Friday afternoon with friends and family eager to congratulate the newest Golden Eagle athlete to advance to the next level. Senior Adam Pelfrey, a standout point guard/forward for the Green and Gold this season, signed a letter of intent to play basketball wit ...
·Franklin's Derek Batt Commits to Bryan
The Bryan College Men's Basketball coaching staff is pleased to announce that Franklin High School's, Derek Batt, has decided to continue his playing career at Bryan next season. Derek made the All-District Team in 2007. He was also on the All-District Tournament Team in 2006 and 2007. This past season, Derek was also announced as amember of the All-Region and All-Region Tournament Teams as well. These accomplish ...
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·Wittenberg Men's Basketball Legends To Be Inducted Into Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame & Museum
Springfield, Ohio — Two years after the 1961 Wittenberg men's basketball team led by Head Coach Ray Mears and star forward Al Thrasher, class of 1964, was collectively inducted into the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame & Museum, the Tiger legends will be honored individually at the organization's third annual induction ceremony.
·Wittenberg Loses First-Ever NCAC Tournament Quarterfinal To Allegheny
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The Wittenberg Tigers rallied from a 10-point deficit in the late-going, only to see Allegheny's Charlie Jaicks hit a game-winning shot with four seconds left to secure a 65-63 upset. The loss snapped an amazing Wittenberg streak of 22 straight conference tournament quarterfinal victories, dating back to 1986.
·Wittenberg Men's Basketball Head Coach Bill Brown Wins 400th Career Game
Springfield, Ohio — Wittenberg University Men's Basketball Head Coach Bill Brown reached another milestone with Saturday's 91-85 victory over host Hiram College. Now in his 21st season as a head coach and his 15th directing his alma mater's men's basketball program, Brown earned his 400th career victory.
·Bishops Edge Out Wittenberg On Bullseye Three-Point Shooting
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio - Despite failing to disarm the Bishops' sturdy zone defense in the first half, the Wittenberg Tigers pushed to a lead in the second period, but could not seal the deal as Ohio Wesleyan's venomous three-point shooting turned every chance at momentum into a short-lived burst, as Wittenberg fell 69-72 to the Bishops.
·Ticket Information For Much-Anticipated Men's Basketball Game At Wooster Feb. 16 Released
Springfield, Ohio — The Wittenberg University Tigers and the College of Wooster Fighting Scots, North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) men's basketball co-leaders at the start of the week, will renew their spirited rivalry at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16, and tickets for the game at Timken Gymnasium in Wooster's Armington Physical Education Center are in high demand.
·Big Second Half Propels Tigers Past Allegheny
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — After a slow start, the Wittenberg Tigers put things together in the second half to pull away from Allegheny and record a 78-66 North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) win over the Gators.
·Wittenberg Fends Off Pesky Earlham Squad
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The Earlham men's basketball team pushed and prodded, but the men of Wittenberg would not be budged. After allowing Earlham to lead with six minutes left in the first half, the Tigers put ground between themselves and the Quakers with a 12-0 runto end the period, and sealed the victory with an 11-5 run to end the contest.
·Wittenberg Men's Basketball Head Coach Bill Brown Wins 400th Career Game
Springfield, Ohio — Wittenberg University Men's Basketball Head Coach Bill Brown reached another milestone with Saturday's 91-85 victory over host Hiram College. Now in his 21st season as a head coach and his 15th directing his alma mater's men's basketball program, Brown earned his 400th career victory.
·Tigers Stay Perfect In NCAC With Win At Earlham
RICHMOND, Ind. — It wasn't pretty - or easy - but few things have qualified as either in this challenging 2007-08 season for the Wittenberg Tigers. The bottom line is that the Tigers escaped Earlham with a 59-49 victory to set up a first place North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) showdown Saturday at the Wittenberg's HPER Center.
·Ticket Information For Much-Anticipated Wittenberg Men's Basketball Game On Jan. 19 Released
Springfield, Ohio — Wittenberg University and the College of Wooster, which currently share first place in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) men's basketball standings, will renew their spirited rivalry at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19. Tickets for the game at Pam Evans Smith Arena in Wittenberg's Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Center are in high demand, resulting in changes to Witt ...
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