Huntington Hoops | The Foresters 2006-07

●	During the 2006-07 season, the Foresters averaged 80.2 points a game. Their high game was 100 points versus Siena Heights Univ. They gave up 69.6 points a game; their average scoring margin was +10.6 points a game.
●	They averaged 1.16 points per offensive possession (1.14 in the MCC), while giving up 1.01 points per possession to opponents (1.00 in the MCC). That ranked # 1 and # 6 among the 9 MCC teams. The Foresters provided assists on 60% of their field goals.
●	Huntington was # 2 in the MCC in assists per game with an average of 17.1 and an assist per turnover ratio of 1.42. The Foresters turned the ball over on 18% of their offensive possessions, which was the lowest turnover percentage in the MCC.
●	HU averaged 34.5 rebounds a game, with a rebound margin of +2.6 per game. That was # 2 in the MCC Conference. Their offensive rebounding efficiency was 30%, and defensive rebounding efficiency was 71% (expressed as a percent of opportunity).
●	Alex Kock led the team in scoring with 23.4 points a game; Kyle Ganton was second with 18.8 points a game; Doug Sheckler was third with 12.9 points a game.
●	Many contributed to the team's success: 30 points or more were scored in a game by 3 differenc players 6 times, 25 points or more were scored by 4 different players; 20 points or more were scored by 4 different players; 15 points or more were scored 73 times by 5 players; and 10 points or more were scored 120 times by 7 players.
●	Outstanding production by the Foresters this season:
	Kyle Benge - 27 points (IN Institute of Technology), 8 assists (Bethel College IN *)
	Kyle Ganton - 33 points (Bethel College IN *), 11 boards (Grace College)
	Ben Haifley - 2 points (Marian College ), 2 boards (Marian College )
	James Haifley - 8 points (Indiana Univ-South Bend), 5 boards (Grace College *)
	Kyle Johnson - 9 points (Trinity International Univ), 2 boards (Marian College *)
	Alex Kock - 36 points (Cedarville Univ), 17 boards (Grace College)
	Kevin Kyle - 12 points (Marian College ), 10 boards (Spring Arbor University )
	David Lash - 5 points (Siena Heights Univ), 4 boards (Marian College *)
	Geoff Scheetz - 3 points (Trinity International Univ), 1 steal (Aquinas College)
	Doug Sheckler - 34 points (IPFW), 11 boards (Goshen College *)
	Luke Smith - 13 points (Goshen College ), 5 assists (Grace College )
	Neil Stoffel - 5 points (Siena Heights Univ), 2 boards (Taylor University *)
	Ryne Thornton - 6' 0 Sophomore, Indianapolis, IN, 1 assist (Aquinas College)
	Jared Yoder - 17 points (Indiana Wesleyan Univ ), 10 assists (Marian College )
	* Designates MCC Conference Opponent
●	The Foresters shot 50.4%, including 42.8% from beyond the arc, and connected on 80.1% of their free throws. They held their opponents to 43.9% from the field this season, including 33.3% from three-point range.
●	Alex Kock was the field goal percentage leader at 55.1% (3 att/gm minimum). Jared Yoder led in three-point shooting with 49.4% (2 att/gm minimum). Kyle Ganton had the best free throw percentage with 90.1% at the line (1 att/gm minimum).
●	Rebounding was led by Alex Kock with 10.0 a game, Doug Sheckler had 5.3 boards a game, and Kyle Ganton averaged 5.0 rebounds a game.
●	The assist leader was Jared Yoder at 5.9 a game, Alex Kock was second with 3.3 a game, and Kyle Benge was third with 2.0 assists per game.
●	Alex Kock led the team with 20 double-doubles in 34 games, Doug Sheckler led in blocked shots with 55 in 34 games, and Doug Sheckler had the most steals with 35.
●	Current records, NAIA rating and MCC standing at the end of the season:
	2006-07 Overall Record: 29 - 5
	2006-07 MCC Record: 14 - 2
	Current MCC Standing: # 1
	PreSeason MCC Rating: # 1
●	NAIA Division II Coaches Poll Final Rating (2/21/07) was: # 4
●	Computer Ranking within the 155 Collegiate Teams of NAIA Division II as of 3/8/07:
	# 2 Wolfe, # 2 Rothman, # 4 Massey, # 3 Massey MOV
●	Computer Ranking in the 1,505 Collegiate Teams of North America on 3/8/07:
	# 351 Wolfe, # 346 Rothman, # 395 Massey
●	The Foresters ended the season with three active players in the Huntington University 1,000 Point Club. Alex Kock had 2,182 career points, Kyle Ganton had 2,126 career points, and Doug Sheckler had 1,208 career points.

Season Summary . . .