Four Battlers Earn WVIAC Post-Season Honors
Following a second place regular season finish in the WVIAC,
the Battler basketball team placed four individuals on the all-conference
squads.
Stan Hall,
a native of Canton, Ohio,
was named to the first team. Hall, a 6-3
guard, averaged 18.3 points per game, which was ninth in the conference. The junior also averaged 4.4 rebounds and 3.9
assists per game. He was the only player
in the conference to repeat as a first team honoree.
Joining
Hall on the first team was Terrell Eargle.
The 2007 WVIAC Freshman of the Year picked up where he left off during his
rookie campaign, scoring 12.6 points per game.
The 6-4 guard from Youngstown, Ohio
was tenth in the conference in rebounding (7.8), fourth in assists (5.4), and
third in steals (2.2). Eargle was the
lone sophomore named to the all-conference first team.
Samario
Clancy, a 6-3 senior forward, was named to the honorable mention squad. He averaged 7.4 points per game and was
thirteenth in the conference in rebounding with 7.3 per game. The Cleveland,
Ohio native also converted on 52 percent of
his field goals.
Clancy was
joined by fellow senior Jimmy Williams on the honorable mention team. Williams, a 6-4 forward scored at 14.4 clip
and was 53 percent from the floor, which was good enough for thirteenth in the
conference. The Chicago
native was also sixth in rebounding, averaging 8.6 per game, and first in
offensive boards, with 3.5 per outing.
Battlers Fall to Cal in Regional Semifinals
from WVIAC.org
CALIFORNIA, PA---California overcame a 51-35 second half deficit as the Vulcans rallied for a 72-67 NCAA Division II East Region semifinal victory against Alderson-Broaddus.
Read more...
A-B to Face Cheyney in DII Tournament
from the WVIAC website
(PRINCETON,
W.Va.
Read more...
A-B Wins WVIAC Tournament
A-B Advances to Semifinals with 76-67 Win Over Shepherd
As reported on www.wviac.org
(CHARLESTON)---Alderson-Broaddus
weathered a late Shepherd rally as the Battlers advanced to the WVIAC Tourament
semifinals for a seventh straight season with a 76-67 victory.
The Battlers led by 15 on a pair of
occasions in the second half before SU pulled to within 59-57 after a 17-4 run.
The Battlers pushed the lead back to six following a Samario Clancy three-point
play and a Terrell Eargle three-pointer and were not headed down the stretch.
A-B controlled the backboards by a 41-34 tune and the Battlers owned a 22-9
edge in second chance points. Stan Hall led Alderson-Broaddus with 18 points.
Jimmy Williams provided a double-double of 15 points and as many rebounds.
Samario Clancy ended with 14 points.
Shepherd shot 61% in the second half to end the game at 53%. The Rams were
paced in scoring by Justin Jarman's 21 points. WVIAC Freshman of the Year Liki
Turner chipped in with 12 points and 11 rebounds. A 4-for-14 effort from the
foul stripe did not help the Ram cause.
The Battlers scored 13 of the game's first 16 points and led by 13 on several
occasions as they took a 43-30 lead into intermission.
Battlers Best OVU; Fall to Seton Hill
By Michelle Duckworth
Although the
Alderson-Broaddus men’s basketball team was relieved for competition for the
Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, they were still hard at work practicing for
last week’s two WVIAC match ups.
Read more...
Battlers Defeat Top-Ranked West Liberty
By Michelle Duckworth On January 19, Rex Pyles Arena would be the sight of perhaps the
biggest WVIAC contest of the season as the Battlers entertained West
Liberty State College.
The ninth-ranked Hilltoppers entered Philippi
tied for the conference lead with A-B, and were the most prolific
scoring team in the nation, hitting for 98.
Read more...
A-B Earns Wins Over GSC, Fairmont, D&E
By Michelle Duckworth
After falling to the University of District of Columbia, the Alderson-Broaddus Battlers hoped to get back on the winning track as it entered the brunt of its conference schedule.
On January 10, the Battlers hoped to pick up its third conference win as it traveled to Glenville State College.
Read more...
Williams Named WVIAC Player of the Week
Jimmy Williams, a 6-4 senior forward, has been named the WVIAC Player of the Week for the week of December 24-31. The Chicago, Illinois native averaged 16 points, 6.
Read more...
|
Battlers Down University of D.C.
By Michelle Duckworth
After an extensive break for finals week, the
Alderson-Broaddus Battler basketball team returned to action Saturday, December
15 when it hit the road for the nation’s capital. Coach Zimmerman’s squad would be looking to
extend its five game win streak as it battled the Firebirds of the University
of District Columbia.
Read more...
Battlers Pick Up WVIAC Win Over UC, 82-77
By Michelle DuckworthThe Alderson-Broaddus Battler basketball team looked to go 2-0 in conference play as it traveled to the University of Charleson last Saturday, December 8. The Golden Eagles were also undefeated in the WVIAC and were hoping to use their home court advantage to knock off the defending conference champions.
Read more...
Battlers Defeat Concord, 106-92
By Michelle Duckworth
On December 1, the Battler basketball team opened up its
conference schedule when it hosted Concord
University. The Mountain Lions were hoping to add to its
3-0 record by beating the defending WVIAC Champions.
Read more...
Battlers Begin 2007-2008 Season with 2-1 Mark
By Michelle Duckworth
The Alderson-Broaddus Men’s basketball team opened its
2007-2008 campaign with three non-conference contests.
On November
17, the Battlers traveled to Heiges Field House to take on Shippensburg
University of Pennsylvania.
Read more...
Three Starters Return This Year for Battlers
By Michelle Duckworth
Now that all WVIAC champions
have been crowned for the fall season, it is time to look towards the start of
the winter season. Both
Alderson-Broaddus basketball squads look to bring success to Philippi, especially with the return of several key players.
Read more...
Battlers Lose To WV State in NCAA DII Regional Tourney at Barton
by Michelle Duckworth
Following an undefeated regular season and an incredible run in the conference tournament that fell one shot shy of the championship, the Alderson-Broaddus men's basketball team headed for North Carolina, for the East Regional Tournament this past weekend.
Although the location was new to the Battlers, the opponent was not, as Coach Zimmerman's team was set to face conference foe West Virginia State for the fourth time this season.
Read more...
Battlers to Face WV State Again in NCAA Regional Tournament
The Alderson-Broaddus College Mens Basketball team has been selected as part of a 64 team field to play for the NCAA DII Mens Basketball Championship. They are seeded 4th in the NCAA Region 8 basketball tournament to be held at Barton College in Wilson, North Carolina, March 10, 11, and 13.
Read more...
Battlers Lose Conference Title to West Virginia State
Ted Scott's two foul shots with 16 seconds remaining lifted West Virginia State (25-6) to a dramatic 80-79 win over Alderson-Broaddus (24-5) in the WVIAC Men's Basketball Tournament championship game.
Tournament MVP Tony Cornett led the Jackets with 24 points and 15 rebounds, while teammate Ted Scott poured in a game-high 29 points.
Read more...
Battlers Win Semifinals Contest
Alderson-Broaddus (24-4) rallied from a 39-22 first half deficit to knock off Concord (17-13) in a WVIAC Basketball Tournament men's semifinal contest. The Battlers shot 70% in the final twenty minutes as they scrambled for their 20th victory in a row.
Read more...
Battlers Win First Round Tournament Game
The A-B Battlers built a 44-28 halftime lead and breezed to an 86-70 win over University of Charleston in the WVIAC Tournament.
The Battlers conected on 63.
Read more...
Battlers Basketball Claims Top Men's Seed In WVIAC Regular Season
Zimmerman Named 'Coach of the Year' Again
WVIAC regular season champion Alderson-Broaddus has claimed two of the league's top three men's basketball honors. A-B head coach Greg Zimmerman has been honored by his peers as the Coach of the Year for a second straight season, while Battler point guard Terrell Eargle is the WVIAC Freshman of the Year.
Read more...
|
Battlers Finish Regular Season With Wins
After suffering two conference losses in early February, the
Alderson-Broaddus men’s basketball team hoped to finish off the month and the
regular season with two key victories.
On February
21, the Battlers entertained West Virginia Wesleyan, an evening on which
seniors Samario Clancy and Jimmy Williams were honored.
Read more...
Battlers Earn Three WVIAC Victories; Defeat Bluefield State, UC, GSC
By Michelle Duckworth
After a sound defeat of Wheeling Jesuit University at Rex Pyles Arena on February 9, the
Alderson-Broaddus men’s basketball team saw it as the first step to finishing
the regular season on a win streak.
Those aspirations would be tested however, as the Battlers competed in
three league contests last week.
Read more...
A-B Defeats SIU, Jesuit; Falls to State
By Michelle Duckworth
After having its conference
home win streak broken by Pitt-Johnstown to open the month of February, the
Alderson-Broaddus men’s basketball team hoped to get back on track with three
conference games last week.
The Battlers hit the road February 4 for a contest at
Salem International.
Read more...
Battlers Take Wins Against WVWC, Shepherd; Fall to UPJ
By Michelle Duckworth
After losing to Seton Hill on January 26, the
Alderson-Broaddus men’s team looked to climb back atop the WVIAC as it entered
the final month of the regular season.
The first
test for Head Coach Greg Zimmerman’s Battlers would come on the road at rival West
Virginia Wesleyan College
on January 28.
Read more...
SEARCH:
