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Men's Basketball
Team awards announced for 2004-05 season
April 25, 2005
RICHMOND, Ind. — All-North Coast Athletic Conference first team
selection Brandon Miller was named as the Most Valuable Player for the Earlham
College men's basketball team on Monday night. More.
Miller
makes All-NCAC First Team;
Crumby put on honorable mention list
Miller
named to All-NCAC Tournament Team
Men's
Basketball team falls to top-ranked Wooster
Men's
Basketball wins on road in NCAC Tourney
Brandon Miller 22nd to reach 1,000 career points
Men's
Basketball wins, but hits road for NCAC Tourney
Men's Basketball
team completes sweep of Wabash
Men's Basketball gets NCAC win on the
road
Men's
Basketball squad falls to ranked team
Men's Basketball splits season series
with OWU
Men's Basketball falls to NCAC foe
Denison at home
Men's Basketball drops contest to NCAC
co-leader
Men's
Basketball falls to No. 11 Wittenberg
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winning streak now at five
Men's Basketball
claims fourth victory in a row
Men's Basketball
winning streak at three
Men's Basketball
team picks up second straight
win
Men's
Basketball team posts NCAC
victory at Hiram
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team falls in overtime
Men's Basketball
team begins new year on road
Men's
Basketball team falls at Franklin
Men's Basketball
team plays Mutchner Cup rival
Men's
Basketball squad falls to nationally ranked team
Men's
Basketball team drops home contest to Hanover
Men's
Basketball team bounces back with victory
Men's
Basketball team falls to Mount St. Joseph
Men's Basketball
team evens record with home victory
Men's
Basketball falls in home opener
Men's
Basketball falls in championship game
Men's Basketball starts season with
victory
Miller
named top player in NCAC for second time
Miller
named top player in NCAC for week of Jan. 17-23
Former Quakers Basketball Standout
Stoops First to Play Pro … in Japan
Jan. 14, 2005
RICHMOND, Ind. — It’s a common dream of many high school
and college basketball players, that their athletic abilities might one day
take them as far as the professional ranks. For former Earlham star Nathan
Stoops ’03, the first Quakers player ever signed to a pro contract, his
skills and hard work have taken him very far, indeed. More.
2004-05 Season Preview
Oct.
20, 2004
RICHMOND, Ind. — Earlham head coach Jeff Justus enters his seventh
season with the Quakers
with
four returning starters and 10 lettermen from
a year ago.
Justus hopes the experience and improved depth will help the
Quakers improve upon last year's 9-17 record and sixth place
finish in
the North Coast Athletic Conference.
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Jermaine Crumby
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"I'm looking forward to working with
this team after a year of experience along with adding the talented
newcomers," Justus said.
Sophomores Jermaine Crumby (Richmond, IN/Richmond)
(14.5 ppg) and LaRon Henry (Indianapolis, IN/Scecina) (14.4 ppg)
are
the top scorers
returning, while junior Brandon
Miller
(Richmond, IN/Richmond) (14.3
ppg) hopes to bounce back from a season-ending knee injury.
Junior Tyler Stewart (Richmond, IN/Richmond)
(4.5 ppg) is the other
starter returning. Markous Jewett (Richmond, IN/Richmond) (15.5
ppg), last year's leading scorer,
transferred
to
Ball State.
The other returning players are seniors Troy Burks (Atlanta, GA/Westminister),
Jon Miller (Franklin, OH/Franklin), Evan Ogburn (Milton, KY/Trimble
County) and Mike Bradley (Richmond, IN/Richmond). Also back are
juniors Carlos Suberville (Salt Lake City, UT/Olympus) and Joe
Rihm (Beech Grove, IN/Beech Grove).
New to the program this season are Neil Collins (Ft. Wayne, IN/North),
On Richardson (Connersville, IN/Connersville), Joe White (Richmond,
IN/Richmond) and Nick Welsh (Muncie, IN/Wes-Del).
Justus is expecting this season's schedule to be difficult
with the NCAC foes along with non-conference opponents Hanover,
DePauw
and Rose-Hulman. The Quakers open the season Nov. 19 against
Wisconsin Lutheran in the Manchester Tip-off Tournament.
More About Men's Basketball
In a move to affiliate
itself with other colleges with like academic philosophies,
Earlham joined the North Coast Athletic Conference
in 1989. The conference tournament champion automatically qualifies
for the NCAA Division III tournament.
While participants in the
Quaker men's basketball program take their athletic commitment
seriously, they give academics
top priority. Nathan Boyce, a starting guard, received NCAC
Scholar-Athlete honors as Earlham's outstanding senior male student-athlete
in 1995. He earned more than $30,000 to attend graduate school
as a Beinecke Scholarship recipient and immediately began Ph.D.
studies at Stanford University. Belonging to the NCAA Division III, Earlham offers
academic scholarships to qualifying students as well as need-based
financial aid. For more information, contact head men's basketball
coach Jeff Justus at 765/983-1845, or by E-Mail at justuje@earlham.edu.
Coaching Staff
Head Coach Jeff Justus
Assistant
Coach Carson Harris
Assistant Coach Dave Hunteman
Assistant Coach Mike
Harrison
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