PSAC Tournament First Round
Edinboro Fighting Scots (15-10, 14-8 PSAC West) vs.
Clarion Golden Eagles (13-15, 10-12 PSAC West)
Saturday February 27, 2016 3:00 PM | McComb Fieldhouse | Edinboro, Pa.
Live Stats: http://www.sidearmstats.com/edinboro/mbball/
TV: ETV (http://eupmediasite.passhe.edu/Mediasite/Play/8a252d83482d420b8b0d88ec8dc6a0251d)
Radio: WFSE-FM 88.9 (http://streamdb4web.securenetsystems.net/v5/WFSE)
 
The Game Story
The third-seed Edinboro University men's basketball team returns to the PSAC Tournament for the second straight year, hosting sixth-seed Clarion in the first round on Saturday at 3:00 p.m. in McComb Fieldhouse. The Fighting Scots finished the regular season at 15-10 overall and 14-8 in the PSAC, while the Golden Eagles finished 13-15 and 10-12, respectively. While Clarion is 3-12 away from Tippin Gym, Edinboro is just 7-6 at home.
 
Saturday marks Edinboro's second playoff appearance under third-year head coach Pat Cleary. It also marks their third conference tournament appearance in four years. Last season, the fifth-seed Fighting Scots fell at fourth-seed Slippery Rock in the opening round by a 64-60 decision. Clarion makes its first PSAC Tournament appearance since 2009-10 and its first under second-year head coach Marcess Williams, who turned around a program that won just 11 games combined in the two seasons prior to his arrival.
 
The Fighting Scots and Golden Eagles split the season series, with both games going into overtime. Clarion won the first meeting on their home court, 74-68, on January 9, while Edinboro took the second matchup, 97-94, at McComb Fieldhouse on Febuary 13. The win marked the Scots' 100^th all-time win against Clarion. In a series that dates back to 1928-29, Edinboro has won more games against Clarion than against any other opponent in team history. They hold a 100-71 lead in the all-time series and have won eight of the last nine meetings.
 
Edinboro clinched the third seed in the PSAC West with a 79-75 win at California (Pa.) in the regular season finale on Wednesday. The Fighting Scots fended off the Vulcans after overcoming shaky free throw shooting late in the game and a lengthy delay late in the first half after a heavy rain storm sprung a leak in the Convocation Center roof. Redshirt sophomore guard Jaymon Mason recorded his 12^th 20-point game of the season with 28 points. He shot 2-for-2 from 3-point range and 4-for-5 from the charity stripe to bring his school season record total to 150 made free throws. Senior guard Henri Wade-Chatman added 17 points while senior center Tommy Scales just missed out on his third straight double-double and seventh this season with 10 rebounds and nine points.
 
Guards Jaymon Mason and Henri Wade-Chatman are the PSAC's leading-scoring tandem at a combined 41.5 ppg. Mason, a 6'3" redshirt sophomore, is second in the conference in scoring at 21.4 ppg., while Wade-Chatman, a 6'2" senior is fourth at 20.1 ppg. Both rank in the top 20 in all-time season scoring at Edinboro, with Mason 11^th at 535 points and Wade-Chatman 19^th at 503. They are on pace to become the first tandem in school history to average at least 20.0 ppg. in the same season. Wade-Chatman moved past former teammate Bryan Theriot on Wednesday for tenth all-time in career scoring with 1,373 points, fifth all-time among three-year players.
 
Clarion ended its regular season last Saturday with a last-second 67-65 loss to Pitt-Johnstown. Senior forward Rob Agurs tied the game at 65 on a free throw with 45 seconds remaining, but UPJ's Nate Snodgrass buried the game-winning jumper with 2.5 seconds to play. The Golden Eagles lost three of their last four contests, including losses to Indiana (Pa.) and Edinboro, all determined by a combined six points. Their lone win was a 68-67 victory at Slippery Rock that gave them the tiebreaker over SRU for the sixth and final tournament spot in the West. Both teams finished tied with 10-12 records after The Rock fell to UPJ, 80-65, on Wednesday night.
 
Golden Eagles' senior guard Andre' Anthony scored 21 points in the loss to UPJ, shooting 8-of-15 from the field and 3-of-5 from 3-point range. Rob Agurs recorded his seventh double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds. The 6'4" senior forward leads the team in scoring and rebounding with 14.3 ppg. and 6.3 rpg, ranking 14^th in the PSAC in rebounding.
 
Edinboro is fifth in the PSAC in scoring at 78.1 ppg. and 15^th in scoring defense at 78.4 ppg. They rank second in the conference and 36^th in Division II in free throw percentage at 75.1 percent. The Golden Eagles are 11^th in the PSAC in scoring at 74.8 ppg. and sixth in scoring defense at 72.4 ppg. They rank 15^th in field goal percentage and 3-point field goal percentage at 42.7 and 32.8 percent, respectively. Clarion is second in the conference in steals at 9.0 steals per game and third in blocks at 4.8 blocks per game.
 
On the Radio
The Edinboro-Clarion game can be watched on ETV and heard on WFSE-FM 88.9, with Mike Fenner providing the play-by-play and Mike Lantinen handling the color commentary. The game will be streamed live through ETV's website at the link below:
http://eupmediasite.passhe.edu/Mediasite/Play/8a252d83482d420b8b0d88ec8dc6a0251d
 
All-Time Series
Edinboro leads 100-71: Edinboro has won more games against Clarion than against any other opponent in team history.
First Meeting: 1928-29 – Edinboro 58, Clarion 27
Last Meeting: 2015-16 – Edinboro 97, Clarion 94 (OT)
Current Streak: Edinboro won the last meeting and has won eight of the last nine meetings.
Cleary vs. Clarion: 5-1
 
Meetings this Season
January 9, 2016 – Clarion 74, Edinboro 68 (OT)
The Golden Eagles outscored Edinboro in overtime, 10-4, after rallying to send the game into overtime. The Fighting Scots led for most of the second half before Rob Agurs' two free throws tied the game at 64-64 with 1:07 remaining. Tommy Scales gave Edinboro a two-point lead less than 30 seconds into overtime, but the Fighting Scots would not make another basket. They missed their final five shots and turned the ball over three times. Clarion would score the next five points, and after a Daryan Robinson free throw cut the deficit to 69-68 with 1:19 to play, the Golden Eagles accounted for the final five points of the game. Henri Wade-Chatman had a game-high 24 points, along with six rebounds. Jaymon Mason was the only other Scot in double digits with 15 points. Clarion showcased five players in double figures, led by Tim Gill with 18 points. Agurs added 16 points and nine rebounds. Clarion held a 47-36 advantage on the glass.
 
February 13, 2016 – Edinboro 97, Clarion 94 (OT)
Edinboro clinched a PSAC Tournament berth and a home playoff game by winning its third of four overtime games this season. The Fighting Scots outscored Clarion in the extra session, 13-10, with Henri Wade-Chatman scoring seven overtime points on his way to a team-high 27 markers. The Golden Eagles led 89-87 in overtime before Wade-Chatman netted a 3-pointer to give Edinboro the lead for good with 3:28 to play. The game featured 13 ties and 12 lead changes. Edinboro moved out to a 75-64 lead with 7:38 to play in regulation, but the Golden Eagles ran off 12 straight points over the next four minutes to move ahead, 76-75. The game would be tied three more times in regulation after that, along with three lead changes. Edinboro ended the game shooting 55.0 percent (33-of-60), while Clarion shot 47.7 percent (31-of-65). Tommy Scales had his fifth double-double and second 20-point game with 21 points and 12 rebounds, while Jaymon Mason finished with 17 points. Michael Beck and Mikael Anderson scored 10 points apiece, with Anderson coming off the bench to pull down five rebounds.
 
Last Time Out
February 24, 2016 – Edinboro 79, California (Pa.) 75
Edinboro clinched the third seed in the PSAC Tournament by fending off the Vulcans. The Fighting Scots were forced to overcome a lengthy delay due to a leak in the Convocation Center roof during a heavy rainstorm late in the first half, along with some shaky free throw shooting late in the game. After a back-and-forth first half, Edinboro never trailed in the second half and led by as much as 11 points. Cal kept the game close, pulling to within two points in the last 30 seconds. While the Scots shot 18-for-25 from the charity stripe for the game, they shot just 3-of-7 inside the last minute, allowing the Vulcans to remain within striking distance of the lead. Jaymon Mason made just one of two free throws to put the Boro ahead, 78-75, with 23 seconds remaining. Cal's Luke Andjusic, who made five 3-pointers in the game, was unable to convert on a game-tying triple with 15 seconds left. Edinboro used its rebounding ability to help in the victory, totaling 38 boards to Cal's 28. Jaymon Mason finished with 28 points for his 12^th 20-point game of the year. Henri Wade-Chatman added 17 points, while Tommy Scales just missed out on his third straight double-double with 10 rebounds and nine points.
 
February 20, 2016 – Pitt-Johnstown 67, Clarion 65
The Golden Eagles trailed, 64-60, with 2:21 to go before rallying to tie the game. Rob Agurs had a chance to give the Golden Eagles a one-point lead, but could only convert one-of-two free throws to knot the game up at 65 with 45 second left. It wouldn't have mattered, however, as Pitt-Johnstown's Nate Snodgrass buried the game-winning 18-footer with 2.5 seconds left. Andre' Anthony scored a team-high 21 points, while Agurs notched his seventh double-double of the season with 14 points and 12 rebounds. BJ Andrews finished with 10 points. The Mountain Cats held a 41-34 rebounding advantage and a 34-14 advantage in points in the paint. Clarion began the game on a 12-2 run and led, 30-15, 11 minutes into the game. But UPJ outscored the Golden Eagles, 23-8, in the remainder of the half for a 38-38 halftime score.
 
The Head Coaches
Edinboro: Pat Cleary (39-39, 3^rd Year)
Pat Cleary has led the Fighting Scots to two straight PSAC Tournament berths in just his third year in charge at Edinboro. Cleary sat at the right side of Edinboro head men's basketball coach Greg Walcavich for 14 years. On March 26, 2013, Cleary was officially introduced as Edinboro's tenth head coach after Walcavich announced his retirement. Cleary's first season ended with a 10-16 record. Edinboro lost three games to nationally-ranked teams and suffered a number of close losses, including two overtime losses and two defeats at the buzzer. Season number two saw the Fighting Scots make the PSAC playoffs as the number five seed after being picked to finish eighth in the PSAC coaches' poll. Edinboro ended the year with a 14-13 record, falling at Slippery Rock, 64-60, in the first round of the PSAC Playoffs. Among the victories was a 79-77 overtime upset of 16th-ranked Indiana (Pa.). The Crimson Hawks would go on to reach the NCAA Division II national championship game.
 
Clarion: Marcess Williams (23-31, 2^nd Year; Career: 181-130, 11^th Year)
Marcess Williams has led the Golden Eagles to their first PSAC Tournament since 2009-10 in just his second season as head coach. His 2014-15 squad finished with a 10-16 record, a five-game improvement from the previous season. Williams was the head coach at Penn State-Beaver for nine seasons before arriving to Clarion. Williams guided the Lions to six straight PSUAC Western Division titles (2009-14) and were the PSUAC Champions in 2009, 2010 and 2011. In 2009, Penn State-Beaver finished as the USCAA Division 2 National runner-up and in 2011 the Lions finished ranked third in the final USCAA national rankings. He completed a record of 158-99 at Penn State-Beaver, while earning PSUAC Coach of the Year honors in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2013.
 
The Fighting Scots
Last Game's Starters

P / No.	Player	Ht/Wt/Yr	Hometown	PPG / RPG
F / 23	Michael Beck	6-3/215/So.	Erie, Pa.	4.2 / 2.2
F / 20	Quinn Lee Yaw	6-6/215/So.	Jamestown, N.Y.	4.9 / 3.1
C / 13	Tommy Scales	6-8/220/Sr.	Maple Heights, Ohio	12.1 / 7.4
G / 2	Henri Wade-Chatman	6-2/180/Sr.	Pittsburgh, Pa.	20.1 / 4.2
G / 5	Jaymon Mason	6-3/185/R-So.	Edinboro, Pa.	21.4 / 6.0

Top Reserves

G / 24	Sheldon Brogdon	6-0/170/Jr.	Warren, Ohio	5.4 / 1.2
G / 25	Je'Land Head	6-0/180/Jr.	Cleveland, Ohio	3.5 / 1.2
F / 3	Mikael Anderson	6-5/208/Jr.	Las Vegas, Nev.	4.3 / 2.9
C / 21	Daryan Robinson	6-9/250/Sr.	Pittsburgh, Pa.	2.8 / 2.5

 
Players to Watch
Henri Wade-Chatman (G, 6'2", Sr.) scored 17 points at California (Pa.), passing former teammate Bryan Theriot for tenth all-time in career points with 1,373 in just 78 games. He has started every game of his Edinboro career and is fifth all-time in career scoring among three-year players. He is fourth in the PSAC with 20.1 ppg. and 14th in free throw percentage at 78.6 percent (114-for-145). The 6'2" senior is 14th in the PSAC in 3-point field goal percentage at 37.1 percent (53-for-143) and third in steals at 1.9 steals per game. Wade-Chatman is seventh at Edinboro in career 3-pointers made (158) and career 3-pointers attempted (411). Wade-Chatman has scored in double figures in all 25 games, leading the team in scoring in 12 contests. He has registered twelve 20-point games, including a stretch where he tallied at least 20 points in five straight contests. Wade-Chatman tied his career high with 32 points against Lock Haven and Seton Hill. He was named the PSAC West Athlete of the Week for the week of December 28. Last year, Wade-Chatman was named to the 2015 All-PSAC West first team after finishing second in the PSAC with 18.9 ppg., and third in total points with 511.
 
Jaymon Mason (G, 6'3", R-So.) tallied 28 points at California (Pa.) for his 12^th 20-point game of the season. He now has 927 career points through 52 games. The 6'3" guard is second in the PSAC and 35^th in NCAA Division II in scoring at 21.4 ppg. Mason was named the Division II Bulletin Player of the Month for the month of January. He is also a three-time PSAC West Athlete of the Week honoree this season, most recently for the week of January 18. Mason tallied his fourth 30-point game and third double-double of the year at Pitt-Johnstown with 34 points and 12 rebounds. The last Edinboro player with four-or-more 30-point games was Tyrone Mason, Jaymon's father, who did it 11 times in 1995-96. The 6'3" guard had a career-high 39 points against Kutztown, along with 36 points versus Seton Hill and 35 points in the first meeting with Gannon. Mason has scored in double digits in 23 of 25 games this season, leading the team in scoring 11 times. He leads the PSAC and is 18th in Division II with 150 free throws made, breaking the single-season school record recently set by Billy Wade in 1989-90. Mason ranks fifth in the PSAC in free throw percentage at 85.2 percent (150-for-176), eighth in 3-point field goal percentage at 40.2 percent (49-for-122), and 11^th in field goal percentage at 46.8 percent (168-for-359). He was named the 2015 PSAC Freshman of the Year.
 
Tommy Scales (C, 6'8", Sr.) just missed out on his third straight double-double and seventh this season with 10 rebounds and nine points at California (Pa.). Scales leads the Scots and is eighth in the PSAC in rebounds with 7.4 rpg. He is third on the team in scoring at 12.1 ppg. and fourth in the PSAC in field goal percentage at 53.4 percent (124-for-232). He has posted a pair of 20-point games, including a career-high 23 points at Seton Hill on January 24. The former transfer from Fairmont State has led the team in rebounds in 13 games.
 
Scouting Clarion
Sixth-seed Clarion returns to the PSAC Tournament for the first time since 2009-10, marking their first playoff appearance under second-year head coach Marcess Williams. Williams, who won 158 games in nine years as the head coach at Penn State-Beaver, has successfully turned around a Clarion program that won just 11 seasons in the two seasons prior to his arrival.
 
The Golden Eagles finished 13-15 overall and 10-12 in the PSAC. They lost three of their last four games, falling to Indiana (Pa.), Edinboro, and Pitt-Johnstown all by one possession. Their lone win came at Slippery Rock in a 68-67 decision. That win, however, eventually clinched the sixth seed as Clarion swept the season series with SRU. Clarion held the tiebreaker over SRU, who lost to UPJ, 80-65, Wednesday night, finishing tied with the Golden Eagles for sixth in the West at 10-12. The Golden Eagles were 3-12 away from Tippin Gym.
 
Clarion lost its regular season finale to Pitt-Johnstown, 67-65, last Saturday. Senior forward Rob Agurs tied the game at 65 on a free throw with 45 seconds remaining, but UPJ's Nate Snodgrass buried the game-winning, 18-foot jumper with 2.5 seconds to play. Senior guard Andre' Anthony led the team with 21 points, going 8-for-15 from the floor and 3-for-5 from long range. Agurs had his seventh double-double of the season with 14 points and 12 rebounds.
 
Clarion's roster features nine transfers, with four of them in the starting lineup. Rob Agurs, a former transfer from PSU-Beaver, followed Williams to Clarion, where he leads the team in scoring and rebounding at 14.3 ppg. and 6.8 rpg., respectively. The 6'4" senior forward ranks 13^th in the PSAC in rebounds and fifth in steals at 1.8 steals per game. He tied his career high of 30 points in the last meeting at Edinboro. Andre' Anthony, a former transfer from USC-Aiken, is tied with Kutztown's Anthony Lee for first in the PSAC in free throw percentage at 89.0 percent (65-for-73). The 6'1" senior guard is second on the team in scoring at 14.0 ppg and seventh in the conference in blocked shots at 1.6 blocks per game.
 
Junior forward Akeem Williams, a transfer from Manhattan CC (NY), is second in the conference in blocked shots at 1.6 blocks per game, while junior guard BJ Andrews is third on the team in scoring at 12.0 ppg. Tim Gill, a 6'8" senior center and transfer from Jacksonville (FL), is second on the team in rebounds at 5.7 rpg.
 
The Golden Eagles are 11^th in the PSAC in scoring at 74.8 ppg. and sixth in scoring defense at 72.4 ppg. They rank 15^th in field goal percentage and 3-point field goal percentage at 42.7 and 32.8 percent, respectively, last among teams in the PSAC Tournament. Clarion is second in the conference in steals at 9.0 steals per game and third in blocks at 4.8 blocks per game.
 
Last Game's Starters

P / No.	Player	Ht/Wt/Yr	Hometown	PPG / RPG
F / 3	Rob Agurs	6-4/200/Sr.	Pittsburgh, Pa.	14.3 / 6.8
F / 15	De'Ondre Terrell	6-5/175/Sr.	Alliance, Ohio	5.8 / 3.0
C / 33	Akeem Williams	6-7/225/Jr.	Brooklyn, N.Y.	2.6 / 4.2
G / 1	Andre' Anthony	6-1/180/Sr.	Pittsburgh, Pa.	14.0 / 2.8
G / 0	BJ Andrews	6-4/195/Jr.	Pikesville, Md.	12.1 / 3.1

Top Reserves

G / 23	Cameron Grumley	5-11/185/So.	Johnsonburg, Pa.	5.4 / 2.1
F / 5	Larry Johnson, Jr.	6-4/215/Sr.	Oak Park, Mich.	5.1 / 3.4
C / 35	Tim Gill	6-8/245/Sr.	Minneapolis, Minn.	8.5 / 5.5

 
Edinboro in the PSAC Tournament
This marks Edinboro's second PSAC Tournament appearance under third-year head coach Pat Cleary. It also marks their third playoff appearance in four years. The Fighting Scots have captured four PSAC titles in 1968, 1998, and back-to-back championships in 2005 and 2006.
PSAC Tournament
1961-62 –        Edinboro 86, Slippery Rock 68
                        Mansfield 58, Edinboro 54
1962-63 --       Slippery Rock 83, Edinboro 69
1963-64 --       Mansfield 98, Edinboro 90
1965-66 --       Cheyney 96, Edinboro 76
1967-68 --       Edinboro 73, Cheyney 61
1968-69 --       Cheyney 83, Edinboro 69
1974-75 --       at Mansfield 79, Edinboro 70
1975-76 --       Cheyney 78, at Edinboro 77
1980-81 --       at Indiana(Pa.) 96, Edinboro 69
1981-82 --       at Edinboro 58, Clarion 53
                        at Bloomsburg 83, Edinboro 67
1982-83 --       Edinboro 56, at Slippery Rock 54
                        Cheyney 59, Edinboro 51
1983-84 --       at California(Pa.) 73, Edinboro 65
1985-86 --       Edinboro 61, Indiana(Pa.) 57
                        Cheyney 90, at Edinboro 67
1989-90 --       at Lock Haven 84, Edinboro 75
1990-91 --       at Slippery Rock 88, Edinboro 72
1991-92 --       Edinboro 81, East Stroudsburg 78
                        at California(Pa.) 92, Edinboro 76
1995-96 --       at Cheyney 85, Edinboro 78
1996-97 --       at Mansfield 117, Edinboro 103
1997-98 --       at Edinboro 77, Clarion 67
                        at Edinboro 72, Bloomsburg 67
                        at Edinboro 83, West Chester 77
1998-99 --       Edinboro 63, at Indiana(Pa.) 61
                        at Bloomsburg 80, Edinboro 68
2000-01 --       at Edinboro 99, Shippensburg 81
                        West Chester 82, at Edinboro 72
2001-02 --       at California(Pa.) 82, Edinboro 70
2002-03 --       Clarion 76, at Edinboro 63
2003-04 --       Indiana(Pa.) 72, at Edinboro 56
2004-05 --       at Edinboro 80, Indiana(Pa.) 63
                        at Edinboro 101, Mansfield 94
                        at Edinboro 85, Millersville 76
2005-06 --       at Edinboro 97, California(Pa.) 78
                        Edinboro 62, at West Chester 59
                        Edinboro 52, vs. Shippensburg 51
2006-07 --       at Edinboro 67, Shippensburg 60
                        vs. Millervsille 65, Edinboro 55
2007-08 --       at Edinboro 72, Indiana(Pa.) 56
                        Edinboro 74, Millersville 58
                        California(Pa.) 73, Edinboro 65
2008-09 --       at Gannon 89, Edinboro 75
2012-13 --       at Edinboro 65, Mercyhurst 60
                        at #16 Indiana(Pa.) 89, Edinboro 87 (OT)
2014-15 --       at Slippery Rock 64, Edinboro 60
 
The Season Points Record Book
Jaymon Mason and Henri Wade-Chatman are in the top 20 all-time in season points, with Mason at 11^th with 535 points and Wade-Chatman at 19^th with 503 points. Last season, Wade-Chatman finished with 511 points, good for 16^th all-time.
Season Points

1	Tyrone Mason (1995-96)	800
2	Tyrone Mason (1994-95)	691
3	Warren Chance (1997-98)	635
4	Joe Jones (2008-09)	598
5	Adam Cheek (1991-92)	594
6	Daren Tielsch (2005-06)	580
7	Jose Davis (1987-88)	580
8	Adam Cheek (1992-93)	562
9	Price Williams (1993-94)	557
	Billy Wade (1993-94)	557
11	Jaymon Mason (2015-16)	535
12	Kenny Tate (1999-00)	533
13	Dwayne Butler (1997-98)	532
14	Joe Jones (2007-08)	518
15	Kenny Tate (2000-01)	516
16	Henri Wade-Chatman (2014-15)	511
17	Tim Smiley (1975-76)	508
18	Jakim Donaldson (2004-05)	505
19	Henri Wade-Chatman (2015-16)	503
20	Walt Askins (1956-57)	496

 
Booka in the Record Books
Henri Wade-Chatman, better known as "Booka", scored 17 points at California (Pa.), passing former teammate Bryan Theriot for tenth all-time in career points with 1,373. Wade-Chatman ranks seventh in career 3-pointers made (158) and 3-point attempts (411). He is seven 3-pointers away from tying Tyrone Mason, the father of teammate Jaymon Mason, for fifth all-time.
Career Points

1	Tyrone Mason (1993-96)	1,954
2	Walt Askins (1956-60)	1,739
3	Tim Smiley (1973-77)	1,553
4	Kenny Tate (1999-02)	1,552
5	Don Lovett (1976-80)	1,496
6	Joe Jones (2006-09)	1,465
7	Billy Wade (1986-90)	1,446
8	Edwin Wright (1980-84)	1,420
9	Daren Tielsch (2004-07)	1,377
10	Henri Wade-Chatman (2013-pres)	1,373
11	Bryan Theriot (2010-14)	1,362
12	Jakim Donaldson (2001-05)	1,355
13	Dan Petchel (1961-65)	1,344
14	Fred Riley (1969-72)	1,279
15	Jesse Ogden (1994-98)	1,246

Career 3-Pt. Field Goals Made

1	Jesse Ogden (1994-98)	334
2	Duke Gartrell (1999-03)	176
3	Blake Johnson (2000-02)	168
4	Joe Jones (2006-09)	166
5	Tyrone Mason (1993-96)	165
6	Adam Kaufman (1997-01)	161
7	Henri Wade-Chatman (2013-pres)	158
8	Jose Davis (1986-88)	134
9	Torry Mitchell (2004-06)	133
10	Dan Grabill (2001-06)	127

Career 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted

1	Jesse Ogden (1994-98)	815
2	Duke Gartrell (1999-03)	518
3	Tyrone Mason (1993-96)	486
4	Adam Kaufman (1997-01)	467
5	Joe Jones (2006-09)	466
6	Blake Johnson (2000-02)	448
7	Henri Wade-Chatman (2013-pres)	411
8	Torry Mitchell (2004-06)	396
9	Johnathan Logan (2012-14)	354
10	Jay Fletcher (2011-13)	326

 
Mason in the Record Books
Jaymon Mason broke the single-season school record for free throws against Clarion on February 13. He broke the previous mark of 139 set by Billy Wade in 1989-90. He went 4-for-5 from the charity stripe at California (Pa.) to increase his total to 150 free throws. Mason also tied his father, Tyrone Mason, for seventh all time in free throws attempted with 176. He is tied for sixth with Joe Jones (2008-09) in season scoring average at 21.4 ppg.
Season Free Throws Made

1	Jaymon Mason (2015-16)	150
2	Billy Wade (1989-90)	139
3	Bryan Theriot (2013-14)	137
4	Bryan Theriot (2012-13)	129
5	Dwayne Butler (1997-98)	128
	Derek Walton (1990-91)	128
7	Jakim Donaldson (2004-05)	127
	Jim Prokell (1969-70)	127
9	Dan Petchel (1964-65)	126
10	Tyrone Mason (1994-95)	124

 
Season Free Throw Attempts

1	Daren Tielsch (2005-06)	210
2	Dwayne Butler (1997-98)	195
3	Jim Prokell (1971-72)	192
4	Jakim Donaldson (2004-05)	185
5	Daren Tielsch (2006-07)	184
6	Billy Wade (1989-90)	179
7	Tyrone Mason (1995-96)	176
	Jaymon Mason (2015-16)	176
9	Cory Somerville (2009-10)	175
10	Darryl Meacham (1965-66)	168

 
Season Scoring Average

1	Frank Smith (1966-67)	30.1
2	Tyrone Mason (1995-96)	27.6
3	Tyrone Mason (1994-95)	26.6
4	Walt Askins (1956-57)	26.1
5	Dan Petchel (1964-65)	25.6
6	Joe Jones (2008-09)	21.4
	Jaymon Mason (2015-16)	21.4
8	Jose Davis (1987-88)	21.3
9	Frank Smith (1968-69)	21.2
10	Billy Wade (1989-90)	20.6