Seward prospects sign on the line

Seward County Community College finished the season up at 17-14. Theron Wilson and Hank Harris have made their college choices for the future.

Former College of Eastern Utah Head Coach Bryan Zollinger will take over next season for the Saints. Dave Brown resigned after guiding the Saints for 15 years.

Wilson, (SO) 6-foot-5 (190) from Topeka, KS. The combo forward averaged 19.4 ppg and 10.7 rebounds this season. Wilson was an academic qualifier coming out of high school. Theron will take his game onto Bradley University next season and play for the Braves. He also had visited Mercer University a few weeks back.

Wilson scored 960 career points and grabbed 519 rebounds in two seasons for the Saints. Theron was a first-team all-Jayhawk West Selection.

"Theron is a slasher, an awfully good basketball player who can play multiple positions," said Bradley Head Coach Jim Les.

Theron recorded 19 double-doubles this season at Seward County. Wilson got to the foul line a lot this season and shot 307 shots in 31 games.

Harris, (SO) 5-foot-11 (175) from Topeka, KS. Harris has signed on at Southeast Missouri State for next season. Hank was the starting point guard for the Saints this past season.

"Hank is a very heady point guard and a solid defender," said former head coach Dave Brown.

Hank received interest from Southeast Louisiana and California-Irvine before deciding on Southeast Missouri State. Hank averaged 9 ppg and four assists this year.