641-673-1108
henryj@wmpenn.edu

John Henry is in his 11th season as head men's basketball coach.

Henry, who owns a career record of 184-139, has produced 23 all-conference performers, seven All-Americans, 56 academic all-conference selections, and 16 NAIA Scholar-Athletes.

Henry became the Statesmen head coach seven games into the 2001-2002 season and has since turned the program into a perennial power.  He has headed his teams to two national tournament appearances in 2007 and 2008, including winning a school-record 28 games in 2008.

Henry was named MCC Coach of the Year in 2007.

A former Statesmen basketball player, Henry graduated from William Penn in 1997 with a degree in physical education and recreation. After graduation, he coached and taught at the high school level at North Mahaska, Oskaloosa, Clarinda Academy, and Twin Cedars.

After returning to his alma mater, Henry also served as the head men's and women's cross country coach in 2000 and 2001. He was named MCC Coach of the Year in 2001 for both the men and women after both squads won league titles. The men's team also captured the NAIA Region VII championship in 2001 and competed in the NAIA National Championships.

Originally from Newton, Henry resides in Albia with his wife Maggie, a 1998 Penn graduate, and their two children, Cole and Ellie.

Year	Overall	League	Accomplishments
2001-02	2-23	0-14
2002-03	15-18	7-5
2003-04	17-17	7-7	MCC Tournament Finals
2004-05	20-15	10-4	Tourney Finals, First winning season since 1987
2005-06	19-14	11-3	MCC Champs, Tourney Finals
2006-07	25-9	12-2	MCC & Tourney Champs, NAIA Nationals
2007-08	28-6	13-3	MCC & Tourney Champs, NAIA Nationals, Record for wins
2008-09	22-10	13-3
2009-10	22-11	9-7	MCC Tournament Finals
2010-11	14-16	6-10
Career	184-139	88-58

641-673-1020
mckinstryj@wmpenn.edu

Joe McKinstry is his fifth season as assistant men's basketball coach.

McKinstry returned to William Penn after a successful playing career, including being the team's starting point guard for three seasons.  He was a major part of the program's reemergence, helping take the team from 2-30 in his freshman year to 20-15 as a senior.  The 20 wins were the most for the program since the 1980-1981 season.

A 2006 graduate with a degree in physical education with an emphasis in strength and conditioning, McKinstry ended his career ranked among the top ten in school history in career assists, steals, and three-pointers made.

After completing his athletic eligibility in 2005, McKinstry spent the 2005-2006 season coaching the Statesmen junior varsity squad.  He has also worked at numerous basketball camps at William Penn, Iowa, Drake, Missouri Western, and Northern Iowa as well as at the high school level.

McKinstry has two daughters, Addalyn and Macey.