| Overall | KCAC | Streak | Home | Away | Neutral |
| 4-23 (.148) | 4-14 (.222) | Won 1 | 3-6 | 1-9 | 0-8 |

Alonzo Jamison begins his first year as the head basketball coach at Bethel College. He has spent the last three years as the assistant basketball coach at Bethel College and was promoted following the resignation of Mark Yoder this summer.
Jamison, originally from Santa Ana, Calif., played for the University of Kansas Jayhawks under Coach Roy Williams from 1989-92. In 1991, he was a starter on the Kansas team that defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks to win the Southeast Region Tournament and advance to the NCAA Final Four (Kansas ultimately lost to Duke in the final). Jamison was named Southeast Region MVP and also made Dick Vitale's "All Rambo" team, which honors the top five defensive players in the nation.
Before coming to Bethel College Jamison served as the assistant coach at Mill Valley High School.
Coach Herrera comes to Bethel from Kansas Wesleyan University where he served as the Assistant Men's Basketball Coach for the last two seasons. Before starting at KWU, Herrera was the Head Boys Basketball Coach at Russell High School from 2008-2010. While there, he led the Broncos to their first winning season in over 30 years. Prior to Russell, Herrera had coaching stints at Wichita North, North Kansas City, MO, Newton and McPherson. He also served as a student assistant at McPherson College for the 1997-1998 season.
Herrera, a native of San Antonio, TX, graduated from South San High School in 1993, and continued on to Bethel College for two years where he played basketball under Mark Yoder. He then transferred to McPherson College, playing for the Bulldogs and Coach Roger Trimmell. Herrera earned his bachelor of Arts degree in Education in 1998.
Herrera currently resides in McPherson with his wife, Andrea and daughters, Sophia, Adalyn and Eleanor.

Coach Wilhoite started his coaching career at Wabaunsee High school as the freshman boys coach. The next season he stepped up to the JV coaching position. In 2008 he was named the Head Girls Basketball Coach and led the Lady Charges past the first round of sub-state for the first time in over 30 years. In his second season Coach Wilhoite led his team to a 15-8 record and a trip to the sub-state championship appearance. He became a student assistant coach at Bethel College in the spring of 2011. Coach Wilhoite played at Pratt Community College, Labette Community College and finished his career at Bethel College.
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| (22) University of St. Mary | 85 |
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| Sterling College | 105 |
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| Friends University | 76 |
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| (6) McPherson College | 81 |
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