Huntington University Forester Basketball

added yet another accolade to his growing list of basketball honors. On Tuesday, February 6, the NAIA First Team All-American joined an elite group of Huntington alumni by scoring the 2000^th point of his career in a 72-54 win over Spring Arbor University. What makes the accomplishment even more impressive is that he reached the milestone in just 97 games spanning less than three years. Kock, who transferred to Huntington after playing for Wright State University as a freshman, is the fifth Forester to reach the 2000-point plateau. His current total of 2016 puts him fifth on the all-time scoring list, 175 points behind 2000 graduate, Gabe LaGrange, who scored 2191 points during his career.

Kock, the two-time Mid-Central Conference (MCC) Player of the Year, is currently leading the MCC in scoring with his 23.3 average and his 9.9 rebounds per game is second best. He has recorded 17 double-doubles on the season and has helped lead the Foresters to a 23-4 record and a current 8^th-place ranking in the latest NAIA Division II polls.