#22 - Chad Hixon
Position: F
Year: Sr.
Hometown: Snellville, GA
High School: Berkmar
College: Oxford College
Height: 6-3
Weight: 190

Career: Ended his two-year career at Emory by playing in 49 games, 44 in a starting capacity ... Holds down the No. 8 spot on the school's career rebound average list (6.2 rpg) ... Recorded a total of 26 double-figure scoring games ...  Registered four double-doubles (pts./rebs.) ... Grabbed 10 or more rebounds in five contests ... Led or shared for team scoring honors on nine occasions ... Team leader in rebounding in 25 games.

Senior (2009-10): Started 23 of the 24 games he saw action in ... No. 2 on the team in minutes (28.8 mpg) ... Led the team in rebounding for the second straight season and his 6.3 per-game effort in that category placed him seventh on the UAA leaderboard ... Third on the squad in scoring (8.5 ppg) and tied for second with 25 steals ...Snatched a team-high 5.9 boards per outing in league action, seventh among UAA players ... Honorable Mention All-UAA for the second straight campaign ... Chalked up 10 double-figure scoring games including a 17-point afternoon at Case Western (Feb. 14) that paced the team while ranking as a season high ... Sank seven-of-11 from the field, including a pair of three-point field goals, in that game against Case and tied for game honors with eight rebounds ... Was named Emory's Player of the Week (Dec. 21) after putting together back-to-back double-doubles in victories over Greensboro (Dec. 17) and Hanover (Dec. 19) ... Led all players with 10 boards and chipped in 12 points vs. Greensboro and then followed that with a team-best 15 points and game-high 13 boards against Hanover ... Led or shared for the club's high in rebounding on 13 occasions ... Emory's top boardman in five straight contests (Dec. 17 - Jan. 8) and averaged 9.4 caroms in that stretch ... 15 performances of six or more rebounds ... Totaled a team-leading nine rebounds and chipped in nine points, a career-high four assists and two steals in a 77-64 win at Brandeis (Jan. 24) ... Five games of two or more steals.


Junior (2008-09):
Was a key contributor in his first year with the program, starting 21 of 25 contests ... Averaged a team-high 27.2 minutes per outing and finished second on the team and 23rd among UAA players in scoring (9.9 ppg) ... Led the squad and ranked third in the conference with a 6.2 per-game average in rebounding ... In league outings, he tossed in 11.4 points per effort, tied for 13th in the UAA, while his 6.0 rebounds placed him fourth ... Honorable mention All-UAA selection ... Led or shared for team scoring honors in seven games ... Notched double-figure scoring in 10 of the last 11 and in a total of 16 affairs ... Topped the club with a season-high 20 points, sinking eight-of-14 from the floor and three-of-four from the charity stripe, against No. 20 Carnegie Mellon (Jan. 30) ... Converted seven-of-eight from the field and both his charity tosses en route to 16 points, second high on the team, and also dished out three assists vs. Piedmont (Dec. 18) ... Recorded two double-doubles, the first coming against Oglethorpe (Nov. 25) with an 11-point, team-high 10-rebound performance ... Team's leading rebounder in the last four, six of the last seven and in a total of 12 contests ... Averaged 7.8 caroms in Emory's last seven games ... Grabbed a team-best 10 boards and posted his second double-double with 11 points at Brandeis (Feb. 20) ... Played 45 minutes in a double-overtime win at NYU (Feb. 22) and finished as the Eagles' second-high scorer with 15 points while pulling down a team-high nine rebounds ... Finished 12th in the UAA in free throw shooting, sinking 73.0 percent (65-of-89) of his opportunities.

Prior to Emory: Enjoyed a stellar two-year career at Oxford College at Emory ... Was coached by Roderick Stubbs ... Earned NJCAA Second Team All-American honors in 2006-07 and 2007-08 ... During his stint at Oxford, he broke over 16 Oxford College single season and career records ... Closed out his career as Oxford's all-time leader in scoring (1,255 pts.) and rebounding (632) ... During the 2007-08 campaign, he averaged 24.0, 10.2 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 2.5 rebounds per game ... Established a school single-game scoring record with a 41-point outing against Catawba Valley Community College (Feb. 9, 2008) ... Was named the NJCAA National Player of the Week on two occasions ... Averaged 21.8 points and 12.7 rebounds per contest during the 2006-07 season.

High School: Four-year member of the basketball program at Berkmar High School ... Served as team captain during the 2004-05 season.

Personal:  Born July 4, 1987 ... Son of Carolyn Hixon ... Served as President of the Varsity Athletes Council at Emory.

Career Stats

Year GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3pt
FG-FGA
PCT FT-FTA PTS AVG REB AVG
2008-09 25-21 87-204 .426 8-19 .421 65-89 247 9.9 155 6.2
2009-10 24-23 73-171 .427 9-31 .290 50-78 205 8.5 151 6.3
TOTAL 49-44 160-375 .427 17-50 .340 115-167 452  9.2 306  6.2

 

Career Highs

Points 20 Carnegie Mellon, Jan. 30, 2009
Rebounds 13 Hanover, Dec. 19, 2009
  12 Carnegie Mellon, Jan. 8, 2010
Field Goals 8 Carnegie Mellon, Jan. 30, 2009
Field Goal Atts. 15 Case Western Reserve, Feb. 28, 2009
  15 Hanover, Dec. 19, 2009
Free Throws 7 Rochester, Feb. 1, 2009
Assists at Brandeis, Jan. 24, 2010
Steals 3 on five occasions
Blocks 2 on two occasions

Quote: "I chose Emory because it provides me with the best chance at future success regardless of what happens with me in basketball. I like what Coach Zimmerman is doing in terms of developing a total program here."




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Rochester (N.Y.)
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Case Western Reserve
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2011-12 UAA Standings
Institution UAA All
Washington (Mo.) 11-3 20-7
New York U. 9-5 21-6
Emory 8-6 19-6
Rochester (N.Y.) 8-6 17-8
Chicago 7-7 14-11
Brandeis 7-7 13-12
Carnegie Mellon 4-10 9-16
Case Western Reserve 2-12 10-15