Stats: WSU Records - Tres, Berry & Joel

[weberwildcat]

Bolomboy
rebounds: 313, 10.8 rpg, DI ranking
rebounds career: 578
blocks: 24
dunks: 30

Tresnak
rebounds: 142 (4.7 rpg)
rebounds career: 532
blocks: 55 (1.83 bpg)
dunks: 28

1,000-500 Club
1. Bruce Collins 1976-80 2,019/879
2. Jimmie Watts 1973-76 1,553/949
3. Richard Smith 1976-80 1,198/762
4. Jimmy Degraffenried 1991-96 1,624/537
5. Willie Sojourner 1968-71 1,563/1,143
6. Al Hamilton 1990-93 1,452/535
7. David Johnson 1976-80 1,369/557
8. KYLE TRESNAK 2011-14 1,212/532
9. Rico Washington 1987-89 1,196/603
10. Damian Baskerville 1995-99 1,123/534
11. Jerry Trice 1963-66 1,116/524
12. Royal Edwards 1979-83 1,094/675
13. Bob Davis 1970-72 1,064/663
14. Al DeWitt 1972-76 1,052/722
15. Kyle Bullinger 2009-12 1,042/577

Note that any player that was a freshman before 1972 was only eligible to play 3 seasons.
1972 was an NCAA rule change to allow freshman to play.


WSU Records

Career Points
1. Bruce Collins 2,019 (4 yrs) - #2 Big Sky
2. Damian Lillard 1,934 (3 yrs) - #5
3. Jimmy DeGraffenried 1,624 (4 yrs) - #16
4. Jermaine Boyette 1,613 (3 yrs) - #18
5. Willie Sojourner 1,563 (3 yrs) - #23
6. Jimmy Watts 1,553 (3 yrs) - #24
7. Al Hamilton 1,452
8. Todd Harper 1,383
9. David Johnson 1,369
10. Harold Arceneaux 1,357
11. Scott Bamforth 1,331
12. Johnny Hamilton 1,240
13. KYLE TRESNAK 1,212
14. Richard Smith 1,198
15. Rico Washington 1,196
16. DAVION BERRY 1,136
17. Damien Baskerville 1,123
Randy Worster 1,123
18.Jerry Trice 1,116
19. Royal Edwards 1,094
20. Bob Davis 1,064
21. Greg Harrop 1,055
22. Al DeWitt 1,052
Stephan Bachmann 1,052
23. Jim Lyon 1,051
24. Kyle Bullinger 1,042
25. Alex Fisher 1,012
26. Justus Thigpen 1,005

Single Season Blocks
1. Shaun Campbell 67 1984
2. Shaun Campbell 66 1985
2. JOEL BOLOMBOY 62 2013
3. Kirk Smith 57 1994
4. KYLE TRESNAK 55 2014
5. Harold Arceneaux 50 1999
6. Daviin Davis 49 2009
7. KYLE TRESNAK 43 2013
8. Walt Tyler 41 1986
9. Tom Heywood 38 1983
10. Daviin Davis 37 2008
11. Andy Smith 36 1996
12. Arturas Valeika 35 2008

Career Blocks
1. Shawn Campbell 133
2. KYLE TRESNAK 124

Single Season Blocks Average
1. Shawn Campbell 2.28 84-85
2. Shawn Cambpell 2.16 83-84
3. Kirk Smith 1.96 93-94
4. KYLE TRESNAK 1.83 13-14
5. JOEL BOLOMBOY 1.67 12-13
4. Daviin Davis 1.58 08-09
5. Harold Arceneaux 1.56 98-99
6. Walt Tyler 1.41 85-86
7. Daviin Davis 1.23 07-08
Tom Heywoood 1.23 82-83
9. David Baldwin 1.18 90-91
10. Andy Smith 1.20 95-96
11. KYLE TRESNAK 1.16 12-13

Single Game Rebounds
1. Willie Sojourner 25 1971
2. Bruce Collins 24 1976
3. Willie Sojourner 24 1970
4. Willie Sojourner 24 1969
5. Willie Sojourner 24 1968

Single Game Blocks
1. Brian Devincenzi 7 1980
2. Walt Tyler 6 1986
3. Shaun Campbell 6 1984
4. Daviin Davis 5 2009
4. JOEL BOLOMBOY 5 2013 vs NAU
4. JOEL BOLOMBOY 5 2013 vs MSU
4. JOEL BOLOMBOY 5 2013 vs UND - Big Sky Semifinal

Career Rebounds
1. Willie Sojourner (1968-71) 1,143
2. Jimmie Watts (1973-76) 949
3. Bruce Collins (1976-80) 879
4. Richard Smith (1976-80) 762
5. Al DeWitt (1972-76) 722
6. Royal Edwards (1979-83) 675
7. Bob Davis (1970-72) 663
8. Dan Sparks (1966-68) 654
9. Gene Visscher (1964-66) 640
10. Richard Cooper (1970-73) 630
11. Rico Washington (1987-89) 603
12. Paul Marigney (1973-76) 592
13. JOEL BOLOMBOY (2013-14) 578
14. Kyle Bullinger (2009-12) 577
15. Darin Mahoney (2009-12) 567
16. Kirk Smith (1993-95) 558
17. David Johnson (1976-80) 557
18. Anthony McGowan (1988-92) 542
19. Jimmy Degraffenried (1991-96) 537
20. Al Hamilton (1990-93) 535
21. Damian Baskerville (1995-99) 534
22. KYLE TRESNAK (2011-14) 532
23. Jerry Trice (1963-66) 524
24. Lonnie Knoble (1969-72) 515
25. Arturas Valeika (2006-08) 512
26. Lance Allred (2003-05) 511
27. Johnnie Moore (1992-94) 508

Career Rebounding Average
1. Willie Sojourner 14.1 68-71 (#1 Big Sky)
2. Gene Visscher 12.8 64-66
3. Dan Sparks 12.6 66-68
4. Rico Washington 10.6 87-89
5. Kirk Smith 9.6 93-95
-Joel Bolomboy 8.8 (578 rebs, 66 games)

Single Season Rebounds
1. Willie Sojourner 411 1970 (#2 Big Sky)
2. Willie Sojourner 392 1969
3. Dan Sparks 370 1968
4. Gene Visscher 358 1965
5. Lance Allred 348 2005
6. Willie Sojourner 340 1971
7. Bob Davis 323 1972
8. JOEL BOLOMBOY 313 2014
9. Richard Smith 309 1979
10. Arturas Valeika 305 2008
11. Rico Washington 303 1989
Harry Willis 303 1987
Jimmie Watts 303 1976
12. Rico Washington 300 1988

Single Season Rebounding Average
1. Willie Sojourner 15.8 1969-70
2. Gene Visscher 14.3 1965-66
3. Dan Sparks 13.7 1967-68
4. Willie Sojourner 13.6 1970-71
5. Willie Sojourner 13.1 1968-69

Dunks - Single Player
1. David Patten 54 2007
2. Harold Arceneaux 48 1999

Dunks - Team
1. 2013 93
2. 2007 84
3. 1999 69

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last edit: Mar 16

 

[maddawg89]

how do you have joel at 10.6 when espn has him at 11.2 for rebounds?

 

[weberwildcat]

good catch! and easy answer: im bad at math! actually the real answer was i had the right number of boards for him but i forgot he missed 1 game. so i was dividing by 20 games not 19.

Joel's-Numbers

 

[maddawg89]

You took math at Weber didn't you?

 

[weberwildcat]

You took math at Weber didn't you?

didnt think much of the 10.6 rpg as far as national leaders but once you pointed out it was 11.2 i thought it might be in the top 10 and its actaully 4th in the nation! he could finish as the national leader if he keeps up what he has been doing lately.

last 7 games

isu, 16
msu, 12
um, 19
nau, 13
sac, 15
und, 10
unc, 13

98/7=14 rpg

:rockon:

 

[Kiltman]

You took math at Weber didn't you?

:thumbdown:
That's a sore spot. Don't blame the Mathematics department for the shortcomings of the Developmental Math department and the laziness/lack of studying of students. They're taking a bad rap for someone else's weaknesses and it discounts the degree for majors.

 

[n.ogdencat]

Yikes!! Joel will have a legitimate chance to break Willie's record. Granted, with an ** because Willie set his record in three years and Joel will have four. I'm thinking he will make it to the 1000 and 1000 club. How many have made it to that distinguished level??

ANSWER: WILLIE!!


RETIRE HIS EFFING NUMBER ALREADY!!!

 

[Webergrad02]

I Joel puts together an offensive game, we may only have him for 3 years as well. A transformation has happened the last 7 games. He is owning the glass. I think he is worried less about getting the big block and more about the rebounds. I also think that teams are not bringing it in on him as much.

 

[weberwildcat]

its amazing how basically no one in the big sky can touch willie's 40 yrs old records. can u imagine if joel really can get near numbers? he really can. yikes. the most difficult willie numbers to beat are below. joel should be able to break the school record for overall rebounds in 4 yrs at the rate he is going, but single game numbers?

its amazing what willie did in 3 yrs. imagine if he could competed as a fresh?

Single Game Rebounds
1. Willie Sojourner 25 1971
2. Bruce Collins 24 1976
3. Willie Sojourner 24 1970
4. Willie Sojourner 24 1969
5. Willie Sojourner 24 1968

ya your right, tal, the 1,000-1,000 club has a total of 1 members. :mrgreen:

 

[n.ogdencat]

Is there a 1,000 and 500 in assists??

 

[Purple_Posse]

Did Joel hit 500 boards last night? Quite an accomplishment for just two years, hope he can keep pulling them in. :bow:

 

[weberwildcat]

Did Joel hit 500 boards last night? Quite an accomplishment for just two years, hope he can keep pulling them in. :bow:

pretty impressive and he should surpass 300 this yr. he even missed 1 game this yr and we had that uta game that didnt take place. so 2 missed opportunities to add to his average.

 

[hawkssb04]

I can't believe Joel is already on the cusp of entering WSU's all-time top 20 in rebounding. His sophomore season isn't even over yet! Could he be the first legitimate challenge to Willie's career rebounding record?

 

[IHateBengals]

Joel is also 4th in the nation in rebounds per 40 minutes. The kid is a BEAST.

 

[n.ogdencat]

Final season stats? And in the case of Berry and Tres...career stats?

 

[oldrunner]

What can Joel do this year?

Single game rebounding record is 25. That record has stood foe 43+ years. He could do it if the right game presents itself.

Single season total stands at 411. It has also stood for about the same amount of time. That one may be a little harder, unless we go well into the postseason.

Single season rebounding average stands at 15+ per game. Wow! I would love to see someone get to that.

Let's face it, Willie was a stud. Anyone who gets close to his records will deserve a lot of credit.

Joel can end the year in 3rd or 4th place on the all time rebounding list. He will be in really good company there.