Game Date: Jan 31st, 2054

Glenville State

Team: Glenville State Pioneers [ID #522]

Location: Glenville, WV (Central)

Conference: IV.2 [Division 1]

President: primejulian13
          [since November 28th 2024 | last seen September 25th 2026]

Coach: Ben Morton

Arena: Lily Gymnasium

Rating: 103.26 - Overall Position: #319

Fan Mood: 87.87

Alumni Mood: 87.75

Prestige: 144

Team Notes:

• Dec 27 2053: 3-star prospect Jimmy Carter committed.
• Aug 28 2053: Demoted to conference IV.2.
• Oct 10 2052: Parker Stanley was inducted into the team Hall of Fame.
• Aug 29 2052: Promoted to conference III.1.
• Mar 10 2052: Made the national tournament field.
• Feb 22 2052: 3-star prospect Kendall MacKenzie committed.
• Nov 30 2051: 4-star prospect Brody Gross committed.
• Oct 28 2051: 4-star prospect Cal Asher committed.
• Aug 31 2051: Promoted to conference IV.1.
• Aug 31 2051: Shawn Jeffery was inducted into the team Hall of Fame.

Record:

Wins: 17 Losses: 13 Pct: .567     Conf Wins: 9 Conf Losses: 11 Conf Pct: .450 Conf Rank: 11     Last10: 4-6 Streak: W2

Pts Ave: 92.6 - 84.1     Pts Diff: +8.5     Team Power Index: 142.5

Press Releases:

Oct 03 2052: Parker Stanley: Glenville State GOAT - by primejulian13 on June 27th, 2026

Parker Stanley leaves Glenville State as the greatest player in program history. From competing in Division III as a freshman to starring in Division I as a senior, Stanley established himself as one of the nation's most lethal shooters, averaging 19.3 pts and 7.8 rbs while posting an elite 52/43/92 shooting split on 6.5 3pa per game for his career.


Mar 14 2049: Glenville State Survives Late Surge, Claims Conference Title Over Lincoln MO! - by primejulian13 on January 2nd, 2026

Glenville State survived a bloodbath to win the conference championship, holding off former national champions Lincoln University MO 104-99. The Pioneers came out firing, racing to a 48-18 lead before Lincoln stormed back and turned it into a fight, but GSU stayed composed and did just enough late to ride out the storm and close out the biggest win in program history.

Freshman Parker Stanley rose to the moment with 28 pts and seven rebs, while captain Cade Schwarz anchored the finish with 19/6/6. The victory secured the conference title and sent GSU to the national tournament for the first time since President primejules13 took office, a milestone moment in the program’s resurgence.

March Madness here we come 🤩



Jan 21 2049: Jeffery and Schwarz Combine for 67 AGAIN - by primejulian13 on December 17th, 2025

Glenville State kept rolling with a 134–65 demolition of Seattle, winning by 69 points behind another dominant night from Cade Schwarz and Shawn Jeffery. For the second time this season, the duo combined for 67 points, with Schwarz pouring in 39 on 14-of-20 shooting while Jeffery was nearly perfect inside, finishing with 28 points on 11-of-12 from the field. With performances like this coming back to back, Schwarz and Jeffery are quickly establishing themselves as one of the most dangerous inside-outside combinations in all of college basketball.


Dec 31 2048: Jeffery and Schwarz Combine for 67 - by primejulian13 on December 10th, 2025

Glenville State rolled past Niagara 123–67, moving to 9-2 in conference play behind an unstoppable performance from their star duo. Shawn Jeffery dominated the paint with 32 points on a hyper-efficient 16-of-18 shooting, while Cade Schwarz lit up the perimeter with 35 points on 13-of-17, including 8-of-11 from deep. The pair combined for 67🤪 points on a jaw-dropping 29-of-35 from the field, leaving Niagara without answers all night. With both Jeffery and Schwarz posting monster stat lines, the toughest part of the night for GSU was not Niagara but trying to decide who deserved Player of the Game.



Nov 14 2048: Parker Stanley: Best Shooter in the Nation? - by primejulian13 on November 28th, 2025

Glenville State freshman Parker Stanley is off to a blistering start, averaging 17 points per game on an incredible 55/52/94 shooting split while taking six threes a night. His efficiency has been so outrageous that many analysts are already calling him one of the best-shooting freshmen the college game has ever seen just 10 games into the season.



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