Team
Wayne Central Basketball History 2001
| Player | # | Year |
| Jay Greene | 20 | Senior |
| Tim Bauer | 34 | Senior |
| Scott Yates | 14 | Senior |
| Luis Marrero | 10 | Senior |
| Nick Affronti | 32 | Senior |
| Ben Lester | 00 | Senior |
| Todd O’Dell | 40 | Senior |
| Mike Sass | 23 | Junior |
| Gavin Thomas | 24 | Junior |
| Ben VanWagner | 34 | Junior |
| Dan Uerz | 40 | Junior |
| Brandon Kelly | 42 | Junior |
Coach: Bill Thomson
Team Manager: Herb Greene
Ball Boys: Eric Alvito, Brendan McCallum, Harrison Donovan, Chad Osterhout, Corey Grolemund, Stevie Thomson
Results
| Team | League
Record | Overall
Record |
| DIVISION I |
| Newark | 12 – 2 | 16 – 4 |
| Victor | 10 – 4 | 12 – 8 |
| Wayne | 8 – 6 | 11 – 9 |
| Pal-Mac | 6 – 8 | 8 – 12 |
| Canandaigua | 3 – 11 | 4 – 16 |
| | | |
| DIVISION II |
| Waterloo | 13 – 1 | 17 – 3 |
| Midlakes | 9 – 5 | 13 – 7 |
| Mynderse | 5 – 9 | 7 – 13 |
| Penn Yan | 6 – 8 | 11 – 7 |
| Marcus Whitman | 2 – 12 | 6 – 14 |
| Geneva | 5 – 9 | 7 – 13 |
| | | |
Feb. 23, 2001
Sectionals – Second Round
Pittsford Sutherland 63 – Wayne 55
Record 12 – 10
Marrero – 15 pts
Greene – 7 pts
Lester – 6 pts
Bauer – 8 pts
Sass – 12 pts
VanWagner – 2 pts
O’Dell – 5 pts
The Eagles made a game out of it against the number one seeded team. The Knights pulled out to a 5 – 0 lead, but Wayne came back to tie it up with a 3 pointer and a 2 pointer from Greene. Wayne had a chance to tie it to end the quarter, but ended up losing the ball and PS scored to make it 11 – 7 after one. In the second quarter Wayne kept it close the first four minutes. Todd O’Dell had a 3 pointer and a FG coming off the bench for Jay Greene who had 3 fouls. Lester also had a 3 pointer, with VanWagner putting in two points and Marrero and Sass combining for 3 FTs. But the Knights went on a run to end the half with a 30- 20 lead.
In the 3rd quarter, things went about the same. P-S was hitting from the outside and Wayne was losing ground too them. Luis Marrero had a 3 pointer and 8 points in the quarter, with Bauer adding a FG and Mike Sass contributing two FTs. In the fourth, Wayne went on a charge, getting within 4 points at 57 – 53. Marrero, Sass, and Lester had 3 pointers to help the effort. Tim Bauer added 2 FGs, with Mike Sass also getting 2 buckets with some nice rebounding.
The run ended when Marrero grabbed a rebound after a P-S missed shot and was called for the foul. It looked as though the call would go against P-S, as Marrero grabbed the ball out of the air and was hit as he and the player went for the loose ball, but as the stunned Wayne players looked on, P-S went to the FT line. At best it was a no call situation as both players went close to straight up for the ball. Wayne had a couple of opportunities to narrow the margin but missed the 3 point attempts at the end. All in all, a great effort for the team to keep in the game and make the strong comeback in the fourth quarter, always putting in maximum effort.
I don’t usually complain about the referees, they have a tough job and I wouldn’t want to do it, but one of the refs didn’t seem like he wanted to blow the whistle against Pittsford Sutherland. One example was when Luis Marrero was cross body blocked on an inbounds pass and he lost control of the ball and it went out-of-bounds right in front of the ref. No call on the push, but he knew who touched it last. Maybe it was Michael Jordan syndrome, I don’t know. He wasn’t shy about blowing it against Wayne, as Greene and Bauer both had to sit after some questionable calls. No excuses though, it probably wouldn’t would have made the difference. And not to take anything away from Pittsford Sutherland either, you can see why they’re one of the best in Section 5. Valenti and Williams are an impressive duo. Valenti had 29 points.
Congratulations on a fine and memorable season. Good luck to the seniors in whatever you pursue in the future.
Feb. 20, 2001
Sectionals – First Round
Wayne 68 – Pittsford Mendon 63
Record 12 – 9
Marrero -14 pts
Lester – 10 pts
Greene – 13 pts
Bauer – 22 pts
Sass – 5 pts
O’Dell – 4 pts
The first half was tight the whole way, neither team getting more than a few point lead. It was 9 – 9 after one with Lester putting in 2 FG with Greene and Marrero each with one. In the second, Jay Greene had 8 points, Tim Bauer 6 with Lester and O’Dell 2 each. It was 29 – 29 at the half.
Wayne finally carved out at lead in the 3rd quarter. Mike Sass hit a 3 pointer to start it off. Tim Bauer had 2 buckets and two FTs, Luis Marrero also had 2 baskets. Todd O’Dell and Jay Greene each had 2 points as Wayne led 46 – 38 after three. Wayne shot well from the foul line all night, but in the fourth, the Eagles put in 12 points from the free throw line. Tim Bauer had 10 points, Marrero 6, Lester 4, and Sass 2 in the quarter. Only one three pointer the entire game for Wayne vs. several from Pittsford Mendon as it kept them in the game, but Wayne had good inside play with 10 blocks from Bauer and Jay Greene sent back a few.
On to Pittsford Mendon Friday night at 7PM to play # 1 seed Pittsford Sutherland. Yes, that’s right – the game is at the school of the team we just defeated. Apparently Pittsford Sutherland’s gym is not regulation enough for sectional game (small court) so game will be at nearby Pittsford Mendon.
Feb. 15, 2001
Wayne 59 – Canandaigua – 53
Record 11 – 9
Marrero – 17 pts
Greene – 18 pts
Bauer – 11 pts
Lester – 9 pts
VanWagner – 2 pts
O’Dell – 2 pts
It was senior night and the final regular season game. The seniors were recognized before the game: Jay Greene, Luis Marrero, Tim Bauer, Ben Lester, Todd O’Dell, Scott Yates, and Nick Affronti.
Wayne started slow in the first quarter. 5 points from Greene and a single bucket from Bauer is all we could muster. Luckily, our defense kept the Braves in check, holding them to 9 points. In the second quarter, the baskets came a little easier as Lester and Marrero both had a pair of FGs, and Greene had a 3 pointer and a FG. Unfortunately, Canandaigua also picked up the pace, outscoring Wayne 17-13 in the quarter. A big help was a stop by Wayne with under 20 seconds left in the half and a last second basket by Marrero to get us within 6 points at 26 – 20.
The Eagles won the game with a big third quarter. Tim Bauer pumped in 8 points, Marrero 6, Lester 5, Greene 3, and O’Dell 2 as they outscored Canandaigua 24 – 11 to take a 44 – 37 lead. In the final quarter, Wayne answered when needed to maintain the lead. Marrero had 7 points, Greene 5, VanWagner 2, and Bauer 1 in the fourth.
Feb. 13, 2001
Wayne 73 – Marcus Whitman 46
Record 10 – 9
Lester – 7 pts
Bauer – 16 pts
Marrero – 9 pts
Greene – 15 pts
VanWagner – 4 pts
Sass – 4 pts
O’Dell – 8 pts
Yates – 4 pts
Thomas – 2 pts
Uerz – 4 pts
Wayne started off with two 3 pointers from Jay Greene and never looked back. Marrero had 5 points, Greene 8. with Lester, Sass and VanWagner adding 2 each for the quarter. In the second, Tim Bauer pumped in 9 points, Greene 2 and Todd O’Dell had 6 points off the bench to lead Wayne to a 36-22 advantage at the half. With the starters playing much of the third quarter, the Eagles outscored the Wildcats 23 – 8. Lester and Greene each had a 3 pointer along with a FG, and Bauer added 7, Marrero 4 and Sass 2 points. In the 4th, Yates and Uerz added a couple buckets each, and VanWagner, Thomas, and O’Dell each added a basket.
Good rebounding for Wayne, especially Bauer and Sass. Ben Lester had numerous steals and Bauer had several blocks.
Final regular season game Thursday. Wayne vs. Canandaigua.
Feb. 11, 2001
Livonia 56 – Wayne 48
Part of Bishop Kearney Classic at Blue Cross Arena
Record 9 – 9
Marrero – 12 pts
Greene – 11 pts
Bauer – 8 pts
Lester – 11 pts
Sass – 6 pts
The Eagles went up against the undefeated Livonia Bulldogs as part of the invitational Bishop Kearney Classis at the Blue Cross Arena on Sunday afternoon. The first quarter was close. Both teams traded baskets and played tough defense with the quarter ending up 8 – 8. Jay Greene had two baskets with Lester and Bauer getting one each. Livonia won it in the second quarter, putting in 21 points to Wayne’s 7. Tim Bauer had two FG’s. Wayne was down 29 – 15 at the half. In the 3rd quarter, Wayne came out strong, outscoring the Bulldogs 9 – 0 in the first minutes of the half. Wayne missed some opportunities in the 3rd, getting steals and then turning it back over. Still, the Eagles held Livonia to 7 points in the quarter and trailed 36-26 after three. Marrero had a 3 pointer and a FG, while Greene, Bauer, and Lester all had a bucket in the quarter. In the fourth, Wayne made a run and got within 3 points with a couple minutes left, but Livonia held on and made their foul shots at the end.
Luis Marrero and Ben Lester were named to the All-Star squad and received plaques. Kevin Downey was named MVP. He had 29 points with Ben Lester all over him the whole game and 12 rebounds. He is one of the best in Section 5. Nothing flashy, just good fundamentals. A classic style jumpshot with good elevation and perfect form.
Score by Qtrs
1 8 – 8
2 Livonia 21 – 7
3 Wayne 11 – 7
4 Wayne 22 – 20
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Feb. 7, 2001
Newark 65 – Wayne 45
Record 9 – 8
Bauer – 19 pts
Marrero – 3 pts
Greene – 11 pts
Lester – 3 pts
VanWagner – 6 pts
O’Dell – 2 pts
Sass – 1 pt
Feb. 2, 2001
Wayne 71 – Geneva 40
Record 9 – 7
Marrero – 10 pts
Lester – 2 pts
Greene – 8 pts
Bauer – 17 pts
VanWagner – 4 pts
O’Dell – 2 pts
Yates – 4 pts
Thomas – 7 pts
Sass – 7 pts
Affronti – 4 pts
Kelly – 4 pts
Uerz – 2 pts
A decisive win for the Eagles. Wayne led all the way taking a 21 – 12 lead after one. Marrero, Greene and Thomas all had a 3 pointer in the quarter and Bauer had 6 points. The second team played much of the second quarter with seven different players adding to the tally and Wayne led 40 – 23. It was more of the same in the third quarter with Bauer pouring in 9 points and Lester getting 4 steals. The reserves played all of the fourth quarter with everyone getting on the board.
Jan. 30, 2001
Wayne 59 – Victor 48
Record 8 – 7
Greene – 24 pts
Bauer – 12 pts
Lester – 6 pts
Marrero – 8 pts
VanWagner – 2 pts
Thomas – 3 pts
Affronti – 2 pts
Yates – 2 pts
A big win at home for the Eagles. Wayne started off fast, going up 16 – 5 at the end of quarter one. Greene had 3 baskets, with Lester and Bauer adding two each. VanWagner also added two points for the Eagles. Wayne cooled off a little in the second quarter offensively, but kept the pressure on defensively, holding Victor to 7 points. Greene had a 3 pointer along with a 2 point FG, Bauer added 4 points, and Marrero got on the board with a bucket. Wayne was up 27 – 12 at the half. In the third, the Blue Devils started to chip away at the lead and outscoring Wayne in the quarter 16 – 9. Jay Green put up 7 points and Marrero 2 for Wayne in the quarter. Wayne came alive offensively again in the final quarter. Greene, Marrero, and Yates combined for 12 points at the free throw line when it really was needed. Tim Bauer added a couple of big buckets to stymie any rally. Thomas and Affronti added a bucket each in the fourth quarter.
Jan. 26, 2001
Wayne 53 – Pal-Mac 40
Record 7 – 7
Marrero – 14 pts
Lester – 5 pts
Greene – 6 pts
Bauer – 11 pts
O’Dell – 7 pts
Affronti – 5 pts
VanWagner – 3 pts
Wayne played a strong defensive effort with a win over Pal-Mac. Both teams started slow, there was no score until half way through the quarter. Lester put in 4 pts, with Marrero and VanWagner adding a bucket each. Wayne led 9 – 7 after one. In the second quarter, Sass, O’Dell, Thomas, Affronti, and Yates all put in quality minutes. Todd O’Dell hit 3 jumpers and a free throw for 7 points. Scott Yates and Nick Affronti added a basket each, with Affronti also sinking two free throws to help extend the lead to 24 – 18 at the half. Though Wayne only scored 12 points in the third quarter, they played excellent defense and held the Red Raiders to 6 points. Jay Greene didn’t score a lot of points tonight, but he had a nice spinning drive and a free throw for a 3 point play. Marrero and Bauer each had two baskets in the third quarter and the Eagles led 36 – 24. Marrero and Bauer continued scoring in the fourth. Marrero hit a 3 pointer, along with a field goal and three free throws, and Bauer had a couple of big baskets along with 3 free throws to maintain the lead.
Jan. 19, 2001
Wayne 53 – Canandaigua 51
Record 6 – 7
Marrero – 8 pts
Greene – 16 pts
Lester – 9 pts
Bauer – 9 pts
Thomas – 7 pts
O’Dell – 4 pts
Wayne played well in the first half, leading 14 – 8 after one, and 32 – 19 at halftime. Jay Greene had 14 points in the first half to lead Wayne. Gavin Thomas scored 7 points in the second quarter. Canandaigua cut down the lead in the third quarter as Wayne only scored 7 points to their 17. In the fourt, the Braves got within a basket of the lead several times, but a 3 pointer by Ben Lester, two excellent baseline jumpers by Todd O’Dell, a great assist from Lester to Luis Marrero for a layup, and clutch foul shooting by Marrero and Bauer held the lead and the win for the Eagles.
Jan. 16, 2001
Waterloo 78 – Wayne 69
Record 5 – 7
Marrero – 21 pts
Greene – 27 pts
Lester – 8 pts
Bauer – 7 pts
O’Dell – 4 pts
VanWagner – 2 pts
Jan. 14, 2001
Wayne 73 – Mexico 43
Record 5 – 6
Lester – 11 pts
Marrero – 13 pts
Greene – 15 pts
O’Dell – 3 pts
Sass – 4 pts
Thomas – 8 pts
Bauer – 11 pts
Jan. 13, 2001
Jameville-Dewitt 45 – Wayne 43
Record 4 – 6
Lester – 2 pts
Marrero – 8 pts
Greene – 7 pts
O’Dell – 2 pts
Sass – 4 pts
Thomas – 10 pts
Bauer – 10 pts
Jan. 9, 2001
Wayne 64 – Penn Yan 45
Record 4 – 5
Greene – 7 pts
Lester – 6 pts
Marrero – 15 pts
Bauer – 12 pts
O’Dell – 6 pts
Thomas – 9 pts
VanWagner – 5 pts
Uerz – 2 pts
Kelly – 2 pts
Jan. 5, 2001
Newark 67 – Wayne 63
Record 3 – 5
Marrero – 4 pts
Bauer – 13 pts
Lester – 8 pts
Greene – 23 pts
Thomas – 4 pts
O’Dell – 4 pts
Sass – 3 pts
VanWagner – 4 pts
Wayne dropped a close game with Newark 67 – 63. Newark started strong and claimed a 19 – 16 lead after a quarter. Tim Bauer had two fouls early. Sass, O’Dell and VanWagner combined to keep some size in the middle. Jay Green pumped in 9 pts, including a 3 pointer to stay close. Luis Marrero started off the second quarter with a bucket for Wayne. Jay Greene and Ben Lester both hit 3 pointers, and Luis Marrero had a nice assist to Ben VanWagner on a penetration and dish off that enabled Wayne to pull even at 32-32 at the half. In the 3rd, Lester and Greene again each had a 3 pointer and Tim Bauer added 4 points, but Newark held a 2 point lead 49 – 47 at the start of the fourth. Bauer had 7 points, O’Dell 4, Greene 3, and a Marrero 2, but Newark held on for the 4 point win. I didn’t keep rebounding stats, but it seemed like Newark had an edge there that might have been the difference in the outcome.
Dec. 27, 2000
Livonia 50 – Wayne 40
Record 3 – 4
Marrero – 10 pts
Greene – 15 pts
Lester – 3 pts
Bauer – 6 pts
O’Dell – 4 pts
Sass – 2 pts
It was a back and forth game for 3 quarters. Livonia led 10 – 9 after the first quarter. Wayne tied it up at 20 – 20 at halftime. Wayne took a 31 – 30 lead after 3 quarters. Livonia was up 36-33 with about 4:20 left when they grabbed a couple of offensive rebounds and were fouled while shooting. A technical foul gave them 4 shots at the free throw line, possession and a lead Wayne couldn’t overcome.
Dec 19, 2000
Wayne 68 – Mynderse 62
Record 3 – 3
Marrero – 19 pts
Greene – 14 pts
Lester – 11 pts
Thomas – 10 pts
Bauer – 8 pts
Sass – 4 pts
O’Dell – 2 pts
Wayne jumped out to a big lead in the first quarter, 23 – 6, and held on the defeat a tough Mynderse team. A big win on the road against Mynderse who was undefeated this year in league play. Marrero and Lester both had two 3 pointers.
Dec. 15, 2000
Victor 65 – Wayne 51
Record 2 – 3
Bauer – 18 pts
Marrero – 9 pts
Lester – 10 pts
Greene – 5 pts
Thomas – 6 pts
O’Dell – 2 pts
Another tough loss to a team with a big front line. A closer game than the final score makes it look. A poor second quarter where Wayne only scored 4 points made the difference. Victor jumped out to an early lead, but 3 buckets by Bauer and a 3 pointer by Lester pulled the Eagles to within 1 when the first quarter ended 15 – 14. In the second, Wayne had a long dry spell until Lester hit a 3 pointer with about 3 minutes left in the half, but Wayne was only able to add a foul shot before the half ended. Victor led 28 – 18. In the 3rd, three straight jumpers by Gavin Thomas and a bucket each by Greene, Marrero, and Bauer helped Wayne cut the lead to 8 points, 40 – 32. Early in the fourth, Wayne made a run with Bauer getting 9 points in the quarter and Marrero 5 as they cut the lead to 4, 48 – 44, but Victor answered with a 3 point play and held on to the lead. Free throws helped inflate the final score a little for Victor in the final minutes.
Dec. 13, 2000
Midlakes 53 – Wayne 46
Record 2 – 2
Bauer – 10 pts
Lester – 8 pts
Greene – 8 pts
Sass – 5 pts
Yates – 2 pts
Thomas – 9 pts
O’Dell – 4 pts
Thomas and O’Dell got starts for Wayne, along with Sass, Bauer and Lester. Wayne started strong in the first quarter playing a box and 1 defense, which seemed to work well. Midlakes adjusted and chipped away at the lead which was Wayne 13 – 8 at the end of one quarter. Good shooting by Midlakes got them the lead at the half, 27 – 24. A series of trips down the court in the 3rd and 4th quarter that resulted in turnovers took away many scoring opportunities for Wayne. Midlakes worked the clock and hit some critical 3 pointers to maintain the lead until the finish.
Dec. 8, 2000
Pal-Mac 53 – Wayne 34
Record 2 – 1
Marrero – 8 pts
Greene – 9 pts
Bauer – 2 pts
Lester – 2 pts
Thomas – 7 pts
O’Dell – 6 pts
The Eagles suffered a tough loss in their first road game of the year. Hopes were high after stunning Pal-Mac in their home opener last year, but it wasn’t to be. The game was closer than the final score indicated. Pal-Mac pulled out to a slight lead, eventually taking a 13 – 8 lead at the end of one. Wayne closed it up in the second quarter, holding Pal-Mac to 7 points and only trailing 20 – 19 at the half. Pal-Mac shot well again in the third quarter and Tim Bauer picked up his 3rd and 4th foul, one where he jumped absolutely straight up and got called for a personal, and another where he made a clean block and was whistled for it. It was no better at the other end of the floor, where he was pushed while shooting a turnaround jumper, and then was called for a foul on the rebound when he didn’t appear to be anywhere near the ball. Things went downhill from there as Wayne wasn’t hitting their shots and Pal-Mac continued their good shooting, even hitting a 3 pointer at the buzzer. Not much to write home about in this game, but Gavin Thomas and Todd O’Dell had good games coming off the bench.
Dec. 2, 2000
Wayne Tip-Off Tournament Championship
Wayne 49 – Batavia 45
Record 2 – 0
Marrero – 8 pts
Lester – 7 pts
Greene – 11 pts
Bauer – 10 pts
Sass – 7 pts
O’Dell – 4 pts
Yates – 2 pts
Batavia got out to a 5 – 0 lead early in the 1st quarter, but after some defensive adjustments, Wayne came back to tie it up at 5 all before taking a 10 – 7 lead at the quarter. In the second quarter, Wayne pulled out a substantial lead with good defense and shooting. Affronti, Yates, O’Dell, Van Wagner and Gavin Thomas all saw action. Lester hit a 3 pointer in the first half, and Bauer and Sass had a solid inside game.
In the 3rd, Batavia heated up and chipped away at the lead. Wayne wasn’t getting as many good looks at the basket and when they did, the shots weren’t falling. Batavia was only down by five, 39 – 34 at the start of the fourth quarter. Batavia kept the pressure on, and got within 1 point of the lead at 41 – 40, when Jay Greene hit a big 3 pointer to take a 4 point lead and get the Wayne fans going again. After missing a couple from the foul line earlier in the game, the Luis Marrero hit two crucial free throws. As Batavia tried to get back those points, Wayne forced a loose ball that Ben Lester made a great punch pass over a defender while Todd O’Dell streaked down court for a layup to ice the game.
Ben Lester and Mike Sass made the All Tournament Team, and Jay Greene was named the MVP.
Thanks to Chase-Pitkins for sponsoring the tournament.
Nov. 30, 2000 Wayne Tip-off Tournament
Wayne 63 – Williamson 47
Record: 1 – 0
Marrero – 7 pts
Lester – 9 pts
Greene – 15 pts
Bauer – 1 pt
Van Wagner – 2 pts
Sass – 11 pts
Yates – 2 pts
Affronti – 4 pts
Thomas – 8 pts
O’Dell – 4 pts
Wayne starts the season off with a solid win vs. Williamson. Lester hit a couple of 3’s in the first quarter to open up a lead for Wayne. Mike Sass came off the bench first and made a couple of nice baseline drives and an easy layup after a nice assist from Luis Marrero. Wayne led 15 – 7 after 8 minutes.
In the second quarter, Thomas, Yates, Affronti, O’Dell played much of the quarter. Jay Greene kept Wayne going with some nice drives to the basket. Gavin Thomas hit a 3 pointer with time running out in the half to give Wayne a 31 – 20 lead.
The second half saw the starters increase the lead with solid contributions all around. The reserves played much of the second half with most of the team getting on the scoreboard, contributing 29 of the team’s total points.
3 – pointers: Lester (2), Marrero, Greene, Thomas
Wayne plays in the Championship game Saturday vs either Batavia or NR-W (I don’t know who won the first game).
Scoring/Stats
| | GP | FG M | FG A | FG % | FT M | FT A | FT % | Steals | Asst. | TurnO | Blks | Ch | Fouls | Reb O | Reb D | Tot Reb | 3 pt | Pot Tot | Ave Pts |
| Tim Bauer | 20 | 88 | 217 | 40.6 | 37 | 55 | 67.3 | 27 | 11 | 35 | 48 | 0 | 70 | 47 | 81 | 128 | 0 | 213 | 10.7 |
| Ben Lester | 20 | 53 | 165 | 32.1 | 8 | 22 | 36.4 | 56 | 55 | 52 | 2 | 0 | 60 | 18 | 56 | 74 | 20 | 136 | 6.8 |
| Jay Greene | 20 | 92 | 215 | 42.8 | 55 | 76 | 72.4 | 29 | 33 | 32 | 36 | 0 | 49 | 31 | 54 | 85 | 16 | 263 | 13.2 |
| Luis Marrero | 19 | 70 | 183 | 38.3 | 57 | 74 | 77.0 | 30 | 70 | 37 | 0 | 0 | 40 | 11 | 29 | 40 | 9 | 204 | 10.7 |
| Scott Yates | 20 | 6 | 29 | 20.7 | 6 | 16 | 37.5 | 9 | 19 | 25 | 7 | 0 | 15 | 2 | 16 | 18 | 0 | 18 | 0.9 |
| Todd O’Dell | 20 | 34 | 58 | 58.6 | 1 | 5 | 20 | 12 | 9 | 13 | 1 | 1 | 17 | 10 | 11 | 21 | 1 | 70 | 3.5 |
| Nick Affronti | 12 | 7 | 15 | 46.7 | 4 | 8 | 50 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 2 | 8 | 10 | 0 | 18 | 1.5 |
| Gavin Thomas | 20 | 29 | 70 | 41.4 | 21 | 37 | 56.8 | 13 | 23 | 18 | 0 | 0 | 35 | 10 | 24 | 34 | 5 | 88 | 4.4 |
| Mike Sass | 20 | 18 | 51 | 35.3 | 22 | 34 | 64.8 | 3 | 7 | 7 | 6 | 1 | 19 | 22 | 31 | 53 | 0 | 58 | 2.9 |
| Ben Van Wagner | 20 | 13 | 29 | 44.8 | 8 | 14 | 57.1 | 4 | 1 | 7 | 10 | 1 | 18 | 16 | 26 | 42 | 0 | 34 | 1.7 |
| Dan Uerz | 12 | 6 | 11 | 54.6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 7 | 9 | 0 | 12 | 1.0 |
| Brandon Kelly | 12 | 4 | 11 | 36.4 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 11 | 3 | 5 | 8 | 0 | 8 | 0.7 |
| Team Totals | 20 | 367 | 889 | 41.3 | 211 | 322 | 65.5 | 132 | 177 | 180 | 111 | 3 | 283 | 156 | 292 | 448 | 31 | 1122 | 56.1 |
| Opp. | 20 | 138 | 357 | 38.7 | 243 | 379 | 64.1 | 61 | 108 | 157 | 19 | 5 | 301 | 200 | 392 | 592 | 60 | 1052 | 52.6 |