Ellenwood
and Shininger Named Assistant Basketball Coaches
Capital University announced the hiring of
John Ellenwood as Assistant Men's Basketball Coach and Melissa Shininger
as Assistant Women's Basketball Coach.
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Capital Comes Full
Circle in 2002-03
Capital University's men's basketball
team came full circle in 2002-03 coming from 7-18 three years ago to a
school-record 15 conference wins on their way the school's first Ohio
Athletic Conference championship in 19 years.
>>SEASON REVIEW
Crusaders Suffer Repeat Result in OAC Title
Game
(1) John Carroll 94, (2) Capital 86
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Capital To Play For OAC
Championship
(2) Capital 62, (3) Mount Union 56
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Tate Headlines All-OAC Men’s Basketball Team; Three Crusaders Honored
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Two Crusaders Named
Academic All-District
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Crusaders
Survive and Advance to Berea; OAC Tournament
(2) Capital 57, (7) Muskingum 40
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No.
22 Capital Clinches OAC Title
No. 22 Capital 76, Ohio Northern 67
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Crusaders
Win Regular Season Home Finale
No. 17 Capital 79, Baldwin-Wallace 70
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Capital Beats Cross-town Rival Otterbein
No. 21 Capital 72, Otterbein 64
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No. 21 Capital Leaves
Wilmington Quaking
No. 21 Capital 88 ,
Wilmington 60
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Second Half
Surge De-Thrones Student Princes
No. 23 Capital 87 ,
Heidelberg 62
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No. 23 Capital
Survives the Pioneers
No. 23 Capital 64,
Marietta 53
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Blue
Streaks Snap a Pair of Capital Streaks
John Carroll 76, No. 17 Capital 74
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Wire
to Wire Win Gives No. 17 Capital Ninth Straight
No. 17 Capital 86, Wilmington 69
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No.
20 Capital Moves Win Streak to Eight
No. 20 Capital 80, Heidelberg 55
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No. 25
Capital Alone in First Place in OAC With Win at Baldwin-Wallace
No. 25 Capital 71, Baldwin-Wallace 59
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No.
25 Crusaders Run Past Raiders for Fifth Straight Win
No. 25 Capital 74, Mount Union 55
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No.
23 Capital Men Rally to Avoid Upset
No. 23 Capital 83, Denison 73
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No. 23 Capital Wins
Third Straight
No. 23 Capital 63, Mount St. Joseph 59
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Tate Gives Himself Big Birthday Present
No. 23 Capital 67, Otterbein 63
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Ruberg's Huge First
Half Keys Capital
No. 23 Capital 89, Marietta 56
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Road Woes Continue For
No. 12 Capital
John Carroll 74, No. 12 Capital 64
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Bihn Big For No. 7 Capital
No. 7 Capital 66, Ohio Northern 57
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No. 7 Capital Upset
By Ohio Dominican
Ohio Dominican 71, No. 7 Capital 65
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Capital Comes Back to
Beat Ohio Wesleyan
No. 8 Capital 72, Ohio Wesleyan 64
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Division I Akron Hands
Capital First Loss
Akron 74, Capital 45
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No. 8 Capital Overcomes
Slow Start to Score Win
No. 8
Capital 75, Concordia-Wisc. 66
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No. 8 Capital Shuts
Down Concordia-Moorhead Late For Win;
No. 8 Capital 65,
Concordia-Moorhead 53
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OAC
Coaches & Media Tag Capital No. 1 in Polls
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Capital Picks Up Right
Were It Left Off in Preseason Poll
Crusaders Rank No. 8 in d3hoops.com National Top-25
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High Hopes For Capital Men's
Basketball in 2002-03
>>SEASON PREVIEW
Capital
University 2002-2003 Basketball Schedules Released
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STORY
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Geron Tate, Tony Ruberg and Drew Davie
went from last place as freshmen to OAC Champions as seniors in 2003
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