Game Date: Mar 13th, 2049

Saint John's University

Team: Saint John's University Johnnies [ID #846]

Location: Collegeville, MN (Midwest)

Conference: IV.6 [Division 1]

President: Ndsam05
          [since October 23rd 2024 | last seen January 01st 2026]

Coach: Elliot Cummings

Arena: Sexton Arena

Rating: 152.37 - Overall Position: #183

Fan Mood: 151.09

Alumni Mood: 109.80

Prestige: 90

Team Notes:

• Jan 28 2049: 4-star prospect Colby Siegl committed.
• Jan 21 2049: 2-star prospect Jackson Brady committed.
• Dec 31 2048: T.J. Irvine was inducted into the team Hall of Fame.
• Oct 17 2048: Forrest Colbert was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Oct 17 2048: Assistant coach Byron Woods was let go.
• Aug 27 2048: Promoted to conference IV.6.
• Mar 08 2048: Made the division 2 tournament field.
• Feb 13 2048: 3-star prospect Edward Newell committed.
• Dec 07 2047: 2-star prospect Brock Worthington committed.
• Nov 13 2047: 3-star prospect Dominique Bowman committed.

Record:

Wins: 32 Losses: 11 Pct: .744     Conf Wins: 24 Conf Losses: 6 Conf Pct: .800 Conf Rank: 3     Last10: 9-1 Streak: L1

Pts Ave: 88.8 - 80.3     Pts Diff: +8.6     Team Power Index: 133.7

Press Releases:

Apr 02 2046: Goodbye Julius Austin - by Ndsam05 on July 24th, 2025

With a loss in the D3 national championship today, so ends the career of Julius Austin. The Johnnies got Julius's commitment with 1-contact, with the season days from its conclusion 4 years ago. Expectations were low, and he surpassed them in every possible way.
Later today he will almost certainly be named an all-conference player for the third straight year, and after many tough years, he lead the Johnnies on an unforgettable tournament run that came up just short.
It's hard to realize that this amazing season, and this amazing career are finally over, the one silver lining is how close we are to getting to induct Julius Austininto the Saint John's hall of fame.
Thank you for everything


Nov 05 2044: Capps Or No Capps - by Ndsam05 on April 15th, 2025

In a bombshell interview today, long-time Johnnies low-level assistant Edgar Capps spoke out about possible locker room issues in light of the team's 0-6 start.
Capps, who parted ways with the team this October, had this to say:
"Obviously I haven't been in that locker room this year, but I keep in touch with some of the guys from that staff and it's not good, and I can't say I'm surprised about it. Elliott [cummings] has no control over that group, blame who you want, but those guys just don't listen to him. And the players are disorganized, because they don't like each other and don't want to be playing together. Davenport was the leader of that team and without a guy like that it's a bunch of guys forming little groups and they can't play with anyone who isn't one of their best friends. It's going to be a tough year if no one steps up into a leadership role, and it won't be coach Cummings."
Many have speculated that Capps is merely angry with the team for letting him go, but the words certainly ring true if you've watched this Johnnies team this season.


Feb 28 2043: An Early Senior Day In Collegeville - by Ndsam05 on January 25th, 2025

Despite having two home games remaining before the regular season comes to an end, the Johnnies have elected for their next matchup against Franklin & Marshall to be the last timethe class of 2043 will touch the court in Sexton arena. The class, including cornerstone guards John Dotson and Johnnie Coulter, will be honored in what is sure to be an emotional send-off.
Asked about the decision today, coach Elliot Cummings had this to say:
"Obviously it't a tough call because with so few games left you hate to take away a chance for these guys to play here, but I talked with the guys and I think we all agreed that, when it comes down to it, we want to be our best in the postseason and the best way to be that is to be rested. We've had a tough season, but we've been in a lot of games and we feel like if we're rested and playing well, we have the guys to make a run in the conference playoff and we all agree that's where our priorities are."
John Dotson, the face of this senior class, chimed in to discuss the decision and his thought process.
"It's tough, we all love playing in front of these fans, and it'll sting to be on the bench that last game, but I'm excited to watch these young guys play and we'll be as ready as we have all season for those conference playoff games, I guarantee you that this season's a long way from over."


Mar 20 2042: Meet The Newest Johnnies - by Ndsam05 on December 9th, 2024

With the recruiting class now complete, Saint John's is delighted to welcome in a group that will hopefully bring this team to new heights in the coming years.
Gilbert Abernathy comes in as the local kid who seems to have all the makings of a reliable offensive orchestrator and shot-maker, and brings the extra bonus of being an excellent locker room presence.
Abdoulaye Ndiaye brings a similar skillset although most around the program believe that he's more naturally talented than Abernathy. He's an energetic competitor who gets more fired up than anyone on the court.
Lewis Bruno is a slightly undersized forward who is believed to have easily the best scoring tools of these freshman, with very high-level post moves and shooting touch, although he also comes in with potential concerns about a lack of consistent effort on the court.
Finally, Julius Austin is a big man who, like Bruno, has all of the raw scoring tools you look for, but is extremely raw. If Austin can buy in and work hard to develop, he can become a key contributor much sooner than later.


Oct 23 2041: New Standards Coming to SJU - by Ndsam05 on October 27th, 2024

After an embarrassing blowout loss to Christopher Newport, the school's new president had harsh words for the team.
"It's clear this team has no identity, we can't defend and we can't score, so what can we do? I think coach Grover's done a lot of good here, but if he doesn't prove himself this year, we'll be searching for a replacement when the season ends. We need to set higher expectations in recruiting, in development, and most importantly, in results. Nothing about this team is good enough, and I plan to overhall every aspect of this program. We need to be better."



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