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50 - Ryan Mensch
(Senior Forward)
Ryan is a constant competitor, from practices to games. He is known as “Ed Cota†for his flamboyant passes, but he is a guard in a forward’s body.
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24 - Brad Musser
(Senior Guard)
This season, Brad is ending a stellar career with the Wildcats. He is a four-year starter at point guard, who brings consistent and reliable play to the position. He is the “coach†on the court, and perhaps off the court as well.
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33 - John Richardson
(Senior Forward)
John joins the Wildcats for the first time this year. His athletic ability helps the Wildcats continue their uptempo style. He adds a slice of humor and excitement to this year’s squad, which keeps the team loose. |
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32 - Cody Stahl
(Senior Guard)
Cody is perhaps the most intelligent player for the Wildcats. His knowledge of the game allows him to be a valuable asset on the floor. He loves the give and go and is an extremely solid defender. |
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55 - Anthony Threet
(Senior Center)
Anth is a “quiet: leader. (Yeah, right) … He does, however, make his presence felt on the court. Anth offers a physical style of play and allows the Wildcats to play a different brand of basketball. |
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22 - Tim Devanney
(Junior Guard) Tim brings exceptional athletic ability to the court. His quickness and vertical make him an offensive and defensive weapon. HIs ball-handling abilities give the Wildcats a second point-guard on the floor. |
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10 - Kyle Heimbach
(Junior Guard) Kyle has been a back-up point guard for the past two seasons and is pushing the starters every day in practice. With increasing skills and always-present desire, Kyle is an invaluable player. |
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23 - Adam Kreisher
(Junior Guard)
Adam is an excellent shooter and has worked hard in the offseason to develop his strength and defense. He is running the floor well and will help the Wildcats become a deeper team. |
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25 - Zac Kurtz
(Junior Guard/Forward) Zac is an inside/outside threat. His size gives him the ability to post-up, while his athletic prowess enables him to play the running game. Zac helps the Wildcats on the boards as well. |
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42 - Tristan Roupp
(Junior Forward)
Tristan, “the smallest big-man in the league,†is a defensive force due to his quick hands, ability to anticipate and rebounding skills. He has also become an offensive threat in the Wildcats open style of play. |
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45 - Jeremiah Long
(Sophomore Center) Jeremiah’s size gives the Wildcats an added dimension and the ability to slow down and play an inside game. His rebounding is also getting the Wildcats running game started. |
