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Sat, Dec/06 Final
Women's Bowling
at Columbia Cougar Clash - Day 1 No Team Score
Sat, Dec/06 Final
Men's Bowling
at Columbia Cougar Clash - Day 1 No Team Score
Sat, Dec/06 Final
Women's Outdoor Track and Field
at Washburn Alumni Invite No Team Score
Sat, Dec/06 Final
Women's Basketball
62 Central Methodist (MO)
38 at Haskell
Sat, Dec/06 Final
Men's Basketball
91 Central Methodist (MO)
84 at Mission (Mo.)
Sat, Dec/06 Final
Women's Basketball
68 Central Methodist (MO)
67 at Haskell
Sun, Dec/07 Final
Women's Bowling
at Columbia Cougar Clash - Day 2 9th
Sun, Dec/07 Final
Men's Bowling
at Columbia Cougar Clash - Day 2 5th
2008-09 Men's Basketball Team

2008-09 Men's Basketball Team

  • Year Inducted:
    2015
  • Sport(s):
    Men's Basketball
  • Inductee Category:
    Team

The 2008-09 Men's Basketball Team went 28-7 overall, the third-most wins by a team in CMU history. They were regular-season conference runners up and postseason conference runners up. The team started an impressive 12-0; which was and still is the best start in CMU history. The team had another perfect stretch in the second half of the season, going 10-0. The team earned the school's sixth-ever NAIA National Tournament bid in school history and finished in the Round of 16. Overall, CMU spent five weeks in the NAIA Top 25 Poll and reached as high as 18th. Coach Sherman was awarded with conference coach of the year honors; which he had previously won the year before and as luck would have it, he won it again the following year. The 2008-09 team had two All-American with Jeff Blauvelt and Matt Sherman, three players win All-Conference, and two win Heart Player of the Week honors. The 2008-09 team consisted of Mike Regan, Matt Sherman, Curtis Smith, Jeremy Esry, Alvin Brass, Jeff Blauvelt, Nic Dykman, Jake Prosser, Moses Harper, Joe Howell, Nick Stellwagen, Brock Edris, Anthony Johnson, Paul Cibulskis, and Jake Clark. The coaches were Jeff Sherman, Charlie Wilson, Sam McMahon, and Ryan Peterson.