Edwards Scores 28 in Setback at Green Bay--csuvikings.com
UIC Students Invited to Challenge Chief Booker--uicflames.com
Women’s basketball to host Valparaiso--UIC News
Green Bay Finishes Strong to Bounce Back Against Cleveland State--greenbayphoenix.com
Green Bay Breaks into AP Poll Top 25 for First Time Since 2014-15--greenbayphoenix.com
Hoop Thoughts: Collins has Northwestern on the cusp of the NCAAs--Sports Illustrated
• Valparaiso senior forward Alec Peters had 30 points in the Crusaders’ win over Illinois-Chicago on Sunday. That enabled him to replace Bryce Drew as the school’s alltime scoring leader. That’s altogether appropriate considering Drew recruited Peters and coached him for three seasons. Peters is a great, great college player whose legacy is now entrenched.The All-European Team in College Basketball in 2016-17--Bleacher Report
Small Forward: Shane Hammink, Valparaiso (Netherlands)
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Senior forward Alec Peters is far and away Valparaiso's best player, but the Crusaders aren't just a one-man team. Fellow senior Shane Hammink is averaging 14.8 points and 4.1 rebounds per game and is both their top overall shooter (49.7 percent) and their leading assist man at 2.7 per game.
Not bad for a 6'7" wing who began his career at LSU but only scored 74 points in 47 games from 2012-14 before transferring. He averaged 8.9 points per game in 2015-16 with Valpo; this season he has five 20-point games, most recently Jan. 8 against Detroit Mercy when his 23 points included making 14 of 15 foul shots.
Hammink, whose father Geert Hammink was a first-round pick of the Orlando Magic in 1993, has represented the Netherlands in international competition since 2009.
NKU Athletics, exercise science collaborate to prevent injuries to athletes--The Northerner
Norse women sweep road trip--The Northerner
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