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Terrell
Hill
6-7, 240, Jr., F, Carnegie, Okla.
(Carnegie HS/Seward County C.C.)
2000-01:
Played
an integral role in the Bronc offense… started 23 of 29 games at the
forward position… averaging an impressive 5.8 rebounds per game while
scoring an average of 5.7 points.
Seward County CC:
Slowed during his years at Seward County College by an anterior cruciate
ligament (ACL) injury… Signed with Oral Roberts out of high school...
Saw action in three games before transferring to Seward County.
High School:
Standout player for head Coach Doug Schumpert at Carnegie High School...
Averaged 22.1 points and 10.1 rebounds per game as a senior... Was a Daily
Oklahoman Super Five selection as a senior... Was the Oklahoma Small
School Player of the Year in 1996 and 1997... Named the 1997 Oklahoma
State Tournament MVP... Led Carnegie to the 1996 Oklahoma State
Basketball Championship... Was named 1997 Wichita Mountain Conference
MVP... Also picked up Anadarko Basketball Tournament MVP honors... Was
Oklahoma Basketball Coaches Association (OBCA) Player of the Year as a
senior... Led his team to a 25-4 record as a freshman, a 26-3 mark as a
sophomore, a 29-0 record as a junior and a 26-3 record as a senior...
Was the team captain senior... Earned four letters in basketball and one
in track and field... He finished his career ranked in the top-10
all-time in Oklahoma High School history in scoring... Was a four-time
all-conference selection... Three times he was named Wichita Mountain
Conference MVP... He was a four-time all-district selection and
four-time district MVP... He was a McDonald’s All-American Honorable
Mention selection.
Personal:
Born on December 10, 1977 in Dallas, Texas… Parents are Donna and
Robbi Hill… Has two siblings, Christopher and Nicole… Is half native
American Indian, both Wichita and Kiowa... At Carnegie he was named
Outstanding Art Student... Won first place at the SWOSU art contest...
Placed second at the Indian Art Show and Mooreland Contest... Majoring
in Kinesiology. |