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Basketball Times rate Ravens third best junior college program of the decade
When Jay Herkelman took over the reins of the Coffeyville Community College men’s
basketball program in 1995, he inherited a team in disarray. The Ravens were coming
off a 3-26 season and two of those wins were garnered by forfeits.
Herkelman replaced the roster and led Coffeyville to a 26-7 record and the Jayhawk East conference title in his first season. Since then, Coffeyville has enjoyed considerable success. In the past decade, the Ravens have won five Region 6 championships, won eight conference titles over the past nine seasons, and have placed at the national tournament five times. [more]
Raven take advantage of rebounding edge for 85-70 win over Barton County
The Ravens out-rebounded the Barton Cougars by a 61-41 margin to key an 85-70 win in the first round of the Region 6 Playoffs on Tuesday night in Nellis Hall. Jermaine Bransford scored 14 points and grabbed 16 rebounds and Keith Biggers scored 14 points to go along with 13 rebounds to lead the Ravens. Kevin Broussard was the leading scorer with 16 points, and Eric Hardyway dished out a team-high six assists for the Ravens, 20-11 overall on the season. Karon Burton scored 22 points to pace the Cougars who finish the year with a 16-15 record.
The Ravens advance to the Region 6 Tournament at the Koch Arena on the campus of Wichita State University. The Ravens will play Dodge City at 1 p.m. on Saturday in the Region 6 quarterfinals.
Ravens hold on for 84-80 win over Dodge City in Region 6 quarterfinal game
The Ravens took advantage of an inspired first half defensive effort and hit 9-of-13 first half three-point attempts to take a 44-27 lead at the half and held on for an 84-80 win over Dodge City on Saturday afternoon in a Region 6 quarterfinal game at Koch Arena in Wichita.
The Ravens, 21-11 overall, will play Hutchinson, an 80-72 winner over Garden City, at 5 p.m. on Sunday in a Region 6 semifinal game. Hutchinson will enter with a 27-5 record and the #11 ranking in the latest NJCAA poll. The winner will advance to Monday’s Region Championship Game.
Against Dodge City, Kevin Broussard and Justin Johnson led four Ravens in double-figures with 19 points each. Richard Townsend-Gant scored 18 points and Stacy Wilson added 15. Mykael Thompson scored 18 points and Bruce Massey added 16 for Dodge City.
Stifling defense propels Ravens to 64-51 win over #11 Hutchinson in Region 6 semifinal game, play Butler for Region 6 title
The Red Ravens held Hutchinson to 34% field goal shooting and forced 20 turnovers to key a 64-51 win over the Blue Dragons in a Region 6 semifinal game on Sunday evening in Wichita. The win advances the Ravens to the Region 6 championship game on Monday. The Ravens will play #15 Butler at 8 p.m. at the Koch Arena on the campus of Wichita State University.
Against Hutchinson, Coffeyville led 33-21 at the half. Hutchinson would never mount a serious threat in the second half and never cut the lead to single digits. Kevin Broussard scored 16 points to pace the Ravens attack. Jermaine Bransford had 11 points and a team-high nine rebounds and Keith Biggers scored 10 points. Bruce Reed was the lone Blue Dragon in double-figures with 12 points.
Coffeyville will enter the Region 6 title game with a 22-11 overall record. Butler enters with a 28-5 mark. The two teams played on January 8 during the Jayhawk Shoot-Out. Butler won the first match-up 74-71. Coffeyville won region championships in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, and 2007. Butler’s last region title was in 1996 and their last appearance in region championship game occurred in 1998.
The winner of the region championship game will advance to the NJCAA National Tournament to be held in Hutchinson March 16-20.
Ravens fall to Butler in region title game
Coffeyville made an attempt at their sixth region title in nine years, but came up short in Monday’s 72-60 loss to Butler in the Region 6 Championship Game in Wichita. Jermaine Bransford scored 11 points and grabbed 14 rebounds for the Ravens. Kevin Broussard led Raven scorers with 13 points and Stacy Wilson added 11, but Butler got a game-high 26 points from Caleb Walker to pull away from Coffeyville in the second half. Butler out-rebounded Coffeyville by a 45 to 37 margin and shot 20 free throws to just three for the Ravens. Coffeyville ends the season with a 22-12 overall record. Bransford, Broussard and Wilson were all named to the Region Tournament Team. [Coffeyville-Butler Box]
Raven players earn post-season accolades
Freshmen Kevin Broussard and Stacy Wilson, and sophomore Keith Biggers were named to the KJCCC All-Conference Team following the 2009-2010 season. Broussard was a second team selection while Wilson and Biggers were named honorable mention.
Broussard, a freshman guard, led the Ravens in scoring with a 13.5 point per game average. Broussard also shot 42% from beyond the three-point arc. Wilson, a freshman guard, averaged 11 points and shot 37% from beyond the arc. Biggers, a sophomore forward, averaged 10.5 points and 7.1 rebounds per game and shot 59.7% from the field.
Broussard, Wilson, and sophomore forward Jermaine Bransford were named to the All-Region 6 Tournament Team. The three helped lead the Ravens to a second place finish in the Region 6 Tournament, concluding a 22-12 season for the Ravens.
Bransford and Johnson sign with NSU
The Coffeyville to Tahlequah, Oklahoma pipeline continues to grow for the Ravens men’s basketball program. Sophomore forwards Jermaine Bransford and Justin Johnson will join former CCC guard Antoine Branch at Northeastern State University next season. Both Bransford and Johnson signed letter-of-intents on Tuesday morning (April 27) with the River Hawks. [more]