Oskaloosa--Two seniors off the Statesmen basketball team were honored by the league as the All-Midwest Collegiate Conference men's basketball teams were announced by the league office today.

Des Moines--In all rights, their season should have been over before Sunday night, but after two colossal upsets, the Statesmen were just 40 quality minutes away from a national tournament berth. Unfortunately, the clock hit midnight on Cinderella as #6 seed Penn fell 85-71 to top-seeded Grand View in the Midwest Collegiate Conference Tournament Championship Game.

La Crosse, Wis.--Two nights after a fellow senior had a career night, Kris Miller (Sr., Belleville, Mich., Belleville HS) no less than took his team on his shoulders and willed them to another upset, this time a 75-68 win over #2 seed Viterbo in the Midwest Collegiate Conference Semifinals Friday.

Cedar Rapids--Knowing that his collegiate career was over with a loss, Caleb Stout (Sr., New Sharon, New Sharon HS) played the game of his life in leading the #6 seed Statesmen cagers to an 88-85 upset over #3 seed Mount Mercy in the Midwest Collegiate Conference Quarterfinals Wednesday.

Oskaloosa--He knew he couldn't make it as a player, so as the old saying goes: if you can't play, coach. Brennan Gerst has taken that to heart and become a staple in the William Penn men's basketball program.