Davenport

Perry Marchetti - SF

Team: Davenport Panthers [ID #646]

Location: Grand Rapids, MI (Midwest)

Conference: V.7 [Division 2]

President: None

Rating: 47.87 - Overall Position: #656

Fan Mood: 115.44

Alumni Mood: -12.35

Prestige: 54

Team Notes:

• Aug 30 2046: Promoted to conference V.7.
• Mar 08 2046: 2-star prospect Caden Munson committed.
• Aug 31 2045: Demoted to conference VI.14.
• Mar 12 2045: 2-star prospect Zac Wilson committed.
• Mar 04 2045: 2-star prospect Perry Marchetti committed.
• Mar 02 2045: 2-star prospect Kian Babb committed.
• Feb 18 2045: Removed Zach16 as president.
• Oct 15 2044: Hired Zach16 as president.
• Sep 01 2044: Promoted to conference V.7.
• Feb 25 2044: 2-star prospect Lincoln Calhoun committed.

Record:

Wins: 0 Losses: 0 Pct: .000 Conf Wins: 0 Conf Losses: 0 Conf Pct: .000 Last10: 0-0 Streak: -

Pts Ave: 0.0 - 0.0 Pts Diff: 0.0 Team Power Index: 108.2

Press Releases:

Feb 14 2032: Hi - by mistakeslikefractures on May 17th, 2023

We're pretty cool ngl

Mar 21 2013: Davenport Hires Player Development Wizard - by So Cal Sparty on June 29th, 2020

Davenport University has hired Juan Alvarado as their new head coach. Alvarado has mastered the art of player development. He is also pretty good at coaching both defense and offense and is still a decent recruiter. Davenport president, Matt Kaiser, has made clear that they plan to build their program with great player development.

Feb 23 2013: Alumnus Inherits Top 5 Program - by So Cal Sparty on June 20th, 2020

Davenport alumnus, Matt Kaiser, has taken over the men's basketball program. Matt graduated from Davenport in 2015 as an MBA with an emphasis in accounting. He has inherited a team that is currently ranked #5 in Division 3 and is looking to make a run in the upcoming NCAA tournament.

Matt intends to move Davenport up the ranks of college basketball to compete with their primary rival, Grand Valley State University. GVSU is currently ranked in the top 10 of Division 1, but Matt believes that Davenport can and will reach the level of Grand Valley. In a recent interview Matt said, "We have some catching up to do, but I believe that we will catch, and even surpass, Grand Valley's level of success."