Malone University Athletics

2015-16: Stone played in 24 games, making 20 starts for Malone...finished number one NCAA Division II in field goal shooting percentage (71.4%)...Led Malone in scoring with 365 points (15.2 ppg) in just under 23 minutes per contest...Finished second in the GLIAC in points per 40 minutes (26.2)..Collected 120 rebounds (5.0 rpg), 17 assists, 14 blocks, and 10 steals...Reached double digits in scoring 19 times and tallied 20 or more markes on six different occasions...Went 13-for-16 from the field and scored a career-high 29 points vs. Findlay (1/30/16)...Scored 26 points and set a season high with nine rebounds in the season-opening victory over Davis & Elkins...Shot 50.0% or better in 23 of 24 games en route to setting the single season Malone field goal percentage record...Ended his career tied for 4th on Malone's all-time blocks list

Brian Stone Breaks Malone Single-Season Record For Field-Goal Percentage

2014-15: Stone appeared in all 28 games while starting 12 for the Pioneers… Finished first on the team in field goal percentage (64.2%), second in rebounds (132) and blocked shots (21), and third in scoring (284)… Saw 533 minutes of action… Collected 10 steals and 12 assists… Recorded two double-doubles on the season, one against Tiffin University (13 points and 16 rebounds) and one against Lake Erie College (19 points and 12 rebounds)… Ended the regular season ranked second in the GLIAC in field goal percentage (64.2%).

2013-2014: Stone played in 26 games while starting 19 for the Pioneers… Saw 310 minutes of action… Finished first on the team in field goal percentage (64.0) and third in blocked shots (16)… Collected 64 rebounds… Finished the season with 127 points.

2012-13: Led Malone with 28 blocked shots as a freshman while also contributing 3.3 points and 2.7 rebounds per game. Shot 58.3% from the field.

Prior to Malone: Was an All-Region, All-District, and 2nd Team All-State selection at Martha Lane Collins High School in Kentucky.

GLIAC South Player of the Week
January 26, 2015