Ethan's Four Year Composite Varsity Stats Read
Games Started- 87
2Pt Field Goals – 405-757-53.5%
3Pt Field Goals – 98-276-35.5%
Free Throws – 234-321-72.9%
Points – 1,338 – 14.5ppg
Rebounds – 399
Blocks – 52
Steals – 111
Charges Taken – 23
Ethan never played a day of Junior Varsity basketball beyond his freshman year. He made the jump from Freshman Team starter to Varsity Starter as a sophomore, where he embarked on a string of playing in 89 consecutive varsity games.
Playing alongside Zach Hamberg, Bryce Donnelly, and J.D. Schumacher, his sophomore season, he was the second leading scorer behind Hamberg, putting up 291 points while averaging 10.8ppg, earning him the team MVP
award.
Eilerman (407) and J.D. Schumacher (462) were the leading scorers on the 2018-19 Mustangs team, combining for 869 points, and were joined by a pair of high-potential sophs Carson Schirmer and Stephen Verst. Together,
they won 19 games, and only late season bad weather cancellations, deprived them of a 20 wins season.
On January 6th, 2020, Ethan Eilerman needed 33 points to join the St. Mary/Bishop Brossart 1,000 Points Club – he scored 34, becoming only the 18th player in our program to join this prestigious group. In his career, he scored a total of 1,338, placing him fourth
among all-time leading scorers.
His career average of 14.5ppg is sixth best all-time.
Ethan started in 87 of the 89 varsity games in which he played beginning with the onset of his sophomore year.
The only two that he did not start were on Senior Nights his sophomore and junior seasons.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Played in 92 Varsity Games
Scored 1,338 Career Points
– Fourth Best All-Time –
Averaged 14.54ppg over his career
Sixth Best All-Time
Scored Double-Figures on 67 Occasions
Scored Twenty Points or More 19 Times
Scored Over 30 Points Four Times
With A Career High of 36 Points
Averaged 19.9ppg his Senior Season
Hit 230 Field Goals His Senior Season,
Three Short of a School Record
Shot 55% From 2-Point Range His Senior
Year and 54% For His Career
Shot 51% From the Field (2-Pt/3-Pt)-
Senior Season, 48.7% For His Career
Shot 41.5% From 3-Point Range
(51 of 123) Senior Year
Hit a Total of 98 Threes In His Career,
One a Game-Winner,
The Other To Force OT – Regional Tny
Shot 72% From The Free-Throw Line
Senior Season and 72.8% For His Career
Hauled Down 399 Rebounds,
Blocked 52 Shots, and Doled Out 86
Assists in his career
Turned the ball over merely
1.3 times per game.
Ethan Eilerman - Individual Honors
- Senior Year – 10th Region – All-Region – First Team
- Enquirer (ENKY) – NoKy All-Stars – First Team
- NKBBCA All-Star – Division II
1,000 Points Club - 10th Region All “A” All-Tournament Team
- 37th District – All Tournament Team
- 10th Region Tournament – All-Tournament Team
- Led the Team in Scoring With 637 Points – 19.9ppg
- Led the Team in Field Goals Made – 230
- Led the Team in Blocked Shots – 17
- Junior Year – 10th Region All-Region Honorable Mention
- Grant County Holiday Tournament – All-Tournament Team
- Led the Team in 2Pt Field Goal Percentage at 53%
- Sophomore Year – Was the Team MVP and ENKY All-Star Honorable Mention
- 10th Region All-Region Honorable Mention
- Led the Team in 2-Pt Field Goal Percentage – 53%
- Best F.T. Percentage – 83.3% – Tied a school record
- Freshman Year – Played on the Freshman Team with a record of 13-9
- Scored Double-Figures in all 22 games
- Scored a total of 325 points for a 14.8ppg average
- Ethan played in every game during his high school career
- He was a perennial First Honors student and Member of our Honor Society
- He presently attends the University of Cincinnati point
Ethan Eilerman, along with Juniors Setphen Verst and Carson Schirmer (At Left) combined to score 1,158 points in 2019-20, en-route to a 25-7 record.
Both Stephen and Carson would miss 9 of the 24 varsity games played during the 2020 Covid-shortened season. Carson, who missed the first 9 games, put up 289 points during the 2020 campaign to land him in 12th place among all-time St. Mary/Bishop Brossart scorers with 1,185 points, with a career scoring average of 11.4ppg. Verst who also sustained an elbow injury prior to his sophomore year, and again during his senior season, ending his career, missed the final 9 games of his senior year, played in 83 varsity games where he scored a total of 883 points for a 10.0 career scoring average.