Mens Basketball

The Tigers landed one of their top recruits in 6'3" point guard, Cory Jamieson of Wayland High School. Jamieson comes to GBC and joins his brother, Sophomore Matt, to help lead the Tigers next year. "We recruited Cory very hard this year and we are so happy that he is coming to Grace" said Head Coach Gary Bailey. "Cory had many other schools talking to him but I think the prospect of playing with his brother may have helped us in his decision." Cory's accomplishments this year were quite impressive. He helped lead Wayland to a District title and he accumulated quite a few honors along the way including 1st Team All Conference, All County, 1st Team All Area, Grand Rapids Dream Team, and Honorable Mention All State.

Cory averaged 11.2 ppg and 6.7 assists this year. He will wear #2 for the Tigers next year. Cory is the son of Bill and Cindy Jamieson of Wayland.

The Tigers continue to strengthen the guard spots with Cameron Myers. Cameron, a 5'10" guard, comes to Grace all the way from Enumclaw, Washington. Coach Bailey likes what he has seen from Myers. "He has a great shot from anywhere on the floor and plays with a lot of intensity," said Bailey. Camerons sister Sonja, just finished an outstanding career at GBC this past season. Cameron is the son of Scott & Heidi Myers. He has two sisters, Sonja and Julia and a brother Taylor.

The annual winter sports banquet was held on the campus of GBC with a wonderful night of honoring the student/athletes. The mens team selected Brandon Clahassey as this year's MVP. Brandon Herlein was awarded the Tiger Award and Kyle Rothley was given the Most Improved Player award. Mike Boone was recognized for breaking the single season record for most three pointers made and Dan Hosteter entered into the 1,000 point club books and also broke the career blocked shot record. Senior Jimmy Booth was awarded his team jersey in a framed case for his dedication to Tiger basketball. Jimmy leaves Grace with his name all over the record books. Coach Gary Bailey was recognized for receiving the NCCAA II Midwest Coach of the Year.