MAVERICK HARRIS OF SCHREINER UNIVERSITY, a sophomore guard from Boerne, Texas, has been selected the SCAC Men’s Basketball Player-of-the-Week for games played through Sunday, December 21st.

Harris led Schreiner to a 3-0 record over the weekend while etching his name and Schreiner's name into the SCAC men's basketball record book.

Harris averaged 15.0 points/game over the weekend to go with 4.3 rebounds/game while shooting 15-of-21 from the field and a blistering 11-for-17 from behind the arch.

Against McMurry, Harris led the way with 19 points including five three pointers made in the seven point win over the Warhawks. He followed that up by shooting 6-for-6 from behind the arch and scoring 22 points in a 11 point win over Pacific Lutheran. His percentage is good enough for third all-time in individual shooting percentages from three point range behind only Brad Price of Millsaps and Andrew Tulowitsky of Oglethorpe (both 7-for-7). 

As a team, Schreiner shot 11-for-12 (91.6%) from behind the arch, which was a new SCAC record for three point percentage in a single a game (min. 10 made). 

For the season, Harris leads the league in three point percentage, shooting an incredible 66.7%. He also leads the conference in field goal percentage at 71.0%. He is averaging 10.0 points/game in 2014-15.

Other outstanding performances in the SCAC:
Sophomore guard Brian Baehl of Austin College had an outstanding week as he helped Austin College go 1-1, with the one loss coming on a late game winner at Hendrix. Baehl shot 68.8% from the field while averaging 12.0 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 3.0 assists per game. Freshman forward John Hatch of Colorado College scored nine points, recorded three rebounds and three steals, and dished out a pair of assists despite only playing 13 minutes is his college debut against Johnson & Wales. Freshman forward Ryan Ogden of Southwestern posted his first career double-double against PLU and scored 20 points in 27 minutes of action. He averaged 15.3 points per game in 23.3 minutes to lead the Pirates to a 2-1 record this week. Senior guard Matt Selling of Trinity scored 14.0 points/game and grabbed 2.7 rebounds/game over the three contests, shooting 50% (17-34) from the field and 40% (6-15) from three-point range during the weekend's action. He also tallied three assists and three steals over the three games. Centenary and Dallas did not play.