About GC Men's Basketball

History

2003-04 Season Record 19-8; Advanced to NCCAA National Tourney
2003-04 NCCAA District Runners-Up
2003-04 Greenville College Invitational Tournament Champions
2002-03 Greenville College Invitational Tournament Champions
1999-2000 Season Record: 16-11;
1999-2000 NCCAA Tournament Record: 1-1
1997-1998 SLIAC Conference Tournament Champions
1997-1998 NCCAA District Runners-Up
1996-1997 Greenville College Invitational Tournament Champions
1995-96 NCCAA District Champions
1995-96 SLIAC Conference Champions
1994-95 Hosted NAIA Playoff Game
1994-95 Hosted NCCAA District Game

Head Coach

Dr. George Barber
Email: gbarber@greenville.edu
Address:
Greenville College
315 East College Avenue
PO Box 159
Greenville, IL 62246-0159
Phone: (618) 664-6624
Fax: (618) 664-1060

Season

October through March
Games:
Average of 25 games per season with the opportunity for post season play in either NCAA or NCCAA.
Practices:
Practice sessions last 2 hours a day after daily classes.

Facilities

The Historic H.J. Long Gymnasium is home court for the Panthers. With a capacity of 1,800, it makes for the best playing atmosphere in the SLIAC.

Eligibility

The student athlete must meet NCAA eligibility rules. (For answers to questions concerning eligibility contact the coach directly.)

Education

Greenville Men's Basketball Players are men first, students second, and athletes third. Our goal is to excel in the classroom as well as on the field. The faculty understands and appreciates our dedication to educational athletics and works with us to give the student athlete the best of both worlds.

Scholarship

NCAA Division III institutions have non-scholarship athletic programs. There are academic and leadership scholarships, as well as other financial aid available to all students, including a work-study program.

If you have had the experience of playing High School or Junior College basketball and want to get involved with a very challenging and rewarding experience, Greenville is for you.

Affiliations

NCAA Division III
St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC)
National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA)