Kim Anderson will serve as a court coach for the 2007 USA Basketball
Men's Pan American Games Team Trials in July...More Info


Zack Wright has been named the MVP of the inaugural Collegiate Basketball Invitational in Wadsworth, Ohio, after leading his team to the championship of the event on Saturday.  Wright, who was one of 60 players in the three-day event, scored 17 points and added eight assists in Saturday's championship (Game Box Score) and finished the four games with an average of 17.8 points, 5.8 assists, and 3.3 rebounds.  Wright was also selected to take part in the All-Star Game on Saturday evening where he scored 12 points and had 10 rebounds (All Star Game Box Score)
Game One Box Score / Game Two Box Score / Game Three Box Score



(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Head Coach Kim Anderson acknowledges the cheers from the crowd at the Welcome Home Celebration for Mules Basketball on Monday, March 26th.  The Mules were also honored with a parade on Monday...Pictures 

                    Mules Elite Eight Information Page


(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Zack Wright dribbles past a Winona State player during the semi-final round of action in Springfield, Massachusetts.  Wright tied his season high with 33 points, but the Mules saw their season come to an end with a 90-85 overtime loss to the defending champions.  The Mules held a four-point in regulation with 40 seconds to play, only to see Winona State come back to tie and force the extra session.  UCM never held the lead in the overtime and fall just short of playing for the national championship on Saturday.  Darryl  Sommerset and Theo Jones were the only other Mules to score in double figures with 16 and 15 points respectively.  The Mules, who were playing in the national semi-finals for the first time since their 1984 national championship in Springfield, finish the season with a 31-4 record.  Mules Game Recap
Wright was selected as a member of the All-Elite Eight Team...More Info 

           

(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Mules display their 2007 South Central Regional championship trophy after defeating Southeastern Oklahoma State in the title game this past Tuesday night 67-54.  The Mules led from start to finish in claiming their first regional championship since 1995 and earning a spot in the NCAA-II Elite Eight in Springfield, Mass., March 21-24th 
Tuesday's win also established a new record at UCM for wins in a season as the Mules improved to 30-3.  

(Photo by Dave Kopp)
UCM fans join in the celebration after the Mules wrap-up the regional championship at a packed Multipurpose Building.
Audio of closing seconds  /  Video Highlights
NCAA-II South Central Regional Website
 

Participants in the annual Mules Kid Clinic on Saturday, November 11th

Mules players work with the kids during the clinic