Drury University Athletics

PERSONAL...
Son of Greg and Terri Hall.

AT DRURY...
CAREER
Finished his illustrious career as the all-time leader for three point field goals made (389) and most three point field goals made in a game with nine vs. Missouri S&T (12/6/12) ... Ranks third all-time in scoring at Drury with 2200 points and his 35 points vs. Western Washington in the Final Four set a post season record for most points in a post season game ... Is the all-time leader for three pointers attempted in a career (389) and the single season three point leader (125) in 2012-13 ... Is the all-time leader at Drury for most points in the post season with 187 points in nine games ... Set the record for single season points with 711 in 2012-13 ... Also a terrific free throw shooter, Alex set the DU record for most consecutive free throws made with 35 from 2009-10  till January 14, 2010 ... Earned National Basketball Coaches Association All--American, National Basketball Coaches Association First Team All-Region, Daktronics Midwest Region Player of the Year honors and was a Daktronics Midwest Region Third Team All-American his senior season ... First Team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference selection his junior and senior seasons.

SENIOR
Earned National Basketball Coaches Association All-American, National Basketball Coaches Association First Team All-Region, Daktronics Midwest Region Player of the Year, Daktronics Midwest Region Third Team All-American and was a First Team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference selection ... Led the 2013 NCAA-II National Champions and Great Lakes Valley Conference Champions in scoring at 20.3 ppg. and had a Drury postseason record 35 points in the Panthers Final Four victory over Western Washington (3/30/13) ... Made 7-of-10 pointers and was a perfect 12-for-12 from the free throw line vs. Western Washington in the Final Four ...  Was third in the nation for three point field goals per game (3.57) and was fourth nationally for three point field goal percentage (46.5%) ... Ranked 17th in the nation with a 87.9% free throw percentage and was 24th for points per game ... Broke the school record for most three pointers made in a game vs. Missouri S&T (12/6/12) making nine out of ten vs. the Miners ... Had 33 points in the Panthers Elite 8 victory over South Carolina-Aiken and made five three pointers and had five assists ... Scored 21 points and made four three pointers in the Panthers National Championship victory over Metro State (4/7/13) ... Scored 30 plus points in eight games with 34 vs. Southern Indiana in the Great Lakes Valley Conference Championship game and 33 twice in games at Missouri S&T (2/28/13) and vs. Missouri S&T (12/6/12) ... Pulled down 124 rebounds with a season best eight in three games ... Dished out 88 assists with his season best coming seven vs. Lewis (1/3/13) ... Had 44 steals with a season high three which he reached six times ... Led Drury with a 87.9% free throw percentage on 160-of-182 and was 9-of-9 vs. Arkansas Tech (11/24/12) and 9-of-10 vs. Indianapolis (3/7/13) at the GLVC Tournament ...

JUNIOR
A First Team All-GLVC selection, Alex led the Panthers in scoring at 15.8 points per game and was 10th in the GLVC. . . Scored a season high 28 points and pulled down a career high 10 boards at William Jewell (2/16/12). . . Scored 26 points in the Panthers opener vs. Hendrix (11/12/11), a game in which he shot 64.7% on 11-of-17 and had matched a career high four steals. . . Led DU and was sixth in the GLVC and 87th in the nation for three point field goals per game 2.36. . . Made 66-of-186 for 35.5% and had a season high six vs. Missouri S&T (2/23/12). . . Was fourth in the GLVC and 49th in the nation for free throw percentage with a 85% mark on 119-of-140. . . Went 10-for-10 from the free throw line twice, once vs. Illinois-Springfield (2/2/12) and vs. Salem International at the Drury/Comfort Inn Thanksgiving Classic. . . Was second on the team and 11th in the GLVC with a 3.32 assist per game average with 93 total. . . Had a season high eight at Missouri S&T (12/7/11) and had seven assists vs. Salem International. . . Was third on the team with 28 steals and matched his career high four vs. Hendrix. . . Pulled down 89 boards for a 3.2 average. . . Ranked 14th in the GLVC with a 1.09 assist/turnover ratio. . . Blocked three shots.

SOPHOMORE
A Second Team All-GLVC selection, Alex finished 12th in the nation for three-point field goals made per game at 3.23 and led the Great Lakes Valley Conference in 3-pointers made with 100. . . Was 10th in the GLVC and 24th in the nation for three-point field goal percentage at 41.7% and made a season high six three-pointers three times for the season, those coming at Missouri-St. Louis on February 10, vs. St. Gregory's on December 18 and vs. Urbana on November 27 at the Owensboro Classic. . . Led the Panthers in scoring averaging 18.3 ppg. for 566 points and was fourth in the GLVC and 67th nationally. . . Alex matched a career high with 36 points vs. St. Gregory's on December 18 and scored 20 or more points in a game 13 times. . . Scored 28 points, was 11-of-13 from the free throw line and pulled down a career high eight rebounds vs. 14th ranked Arkansas Tech on November 17. . . Had 107 boards on the season and averaged 3.5 per game. . . Scored 27 points three times in 2010-11 and shot 45.8% from the floor for the season on 175 of 382 shooting. . . Had his top two shooting games vs. Lewis on March 4 and at Lewis on January 20 shooting 66.7% on 6-of-9 on March 4 and 7-of-11 on January 20. . . Was second on the team with 90 assists and had a career high nine assists vs. Southern Indiana on March 12, 2011. . . Had seven assists in the NCAA-II Midwest Regional vs. Ferris State on March 13. . . Matched a career high four steals twice in 2010-11 those games coming vs. Maryville on February 12 and vs. Southwestern College on December 30. . . Had three blocks on the season those coming in games vs. Southern Indiana on March 5 at the GLVC Tournament, at Kentucky Wesleyan on January 8 and vs. Upper Iowa on November 13 in the season opener. . . Shot 76.8% from the free throw line on 116-of-151. . . Currently ranks sixth all-time in three-point field goals made with 198, three behind Kenneth Langston and six behind Tim Brown. . . Is 34th on the all-time Drury scoring list with 1,048 points, four points behind Brandon Kimbrough who has 1,052 and 24 points from Kelvin Parham's 1,072. . . Set a Drury record for most three-point field goals attempted for a season in 2010-11 with 240. . . His 566 points scored in 2010-11 were 18th most for a season by a Panther.

FRESHMAN
Alex had an outstanding freshman season for the Panthers, earning Daktronics Great Lakes Region Second Team, GLVC Freshman of the Year and Second Team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference honors. . . He led the team in scoring (16.6 ppg.) and three point shooting 98-for-224 for 89.4%. . . Alex scored 20 or more points 10 times and had a season high 36 points against Rockhurst with 33 vs. SW Baptist in the opener. . . Hall finished the season ranked tenth in the nation with a 89.4% free throw percentage, 12th in the nation for three pointers per game (3.4) and was 18th in the nation with a 43.8% three-point field goal percentage mark. . . Alex tied a Drury school record with eight three pointers, a mark he reached three times, with those against Southwest Baptist in the season opener, vs. Central Christian and vs. Rockhurst. . . Hall was a perfect 13-for-13 from the free throw line vs. Kentucky Wesleyan and posted season highs of seven rebounds vs. Bellarmine and five assists three times. . . Alex also posted a season best four steals vs. SW Baptist. 

PREP...
Hall, a 6-foot-2 shooting guard, averaged 24 points per game and was a McDonald's All-America nominee last season. . . He was a Mr. Show Me Basketball Finalist and was on the Lions Club City All-Star team. . . Alex hit 44 percent of his attempts from 3-point range. . . He scored 1,055 points at Kickapoo which ranks 10th all-time and scored 531 he senior season. . . He scored 30 or more points six times with a senior season high 36 on seven three-pointers against Willard in the first round of the Nixa Invitational and had 36 vs. Waynesville in his last home game which sealed an Ozarks Conference title for the Chiefs. . . He was named to the All-Tournament teams at the Kickapoo Tip-Off Classic, Nixa Invitational and the William Jewell Holiday Tournament. . . Earned first team All-Ozarks, All-Ozark Conference and all-district honors. . . As a junior Alex helped Kickapoo to a 23-5 mark and a 9-0 Ozark Conference record. . . He averaged 14 points, four rebounds and three steals per game. . . The Chiefs won the Blue & Gold, the Kickapoo Tip-Off Classic and finished fourth at the Bass Pro Tournament of Champions. . . Kickapoo was ranked as high as fifth in Missouri Class 5. . . His junior season high was 28 points against Monsignor Pace out of Florida to lead the Chiefs to a first round upset  in the Tournament of Champions. . . Hall helped Kickapoo to a 26-2 record his sophomore season, an Ozark Conference title and 26 consecutive wins. . . Kickapoo was ranked as high as 25th in the country by MaxPreps.com and were ranked as high as 1st in Missouri Class 5. . . The Chiefs also captured the District 12 Championship. . . Alex had a sophomore season high 18 points to lead the Chiefs to a Missouri Class 5 Sectional victory over Waynesville. . . Hall chose the Panthers over a handful of schools at the NCAA Division I and II levels after drawing significant interest in his summer AAU ball performances with the Kansas City-based Pump N' Run squad.

ALEX'S FAVORITES...
Food: Sushi
Restaurant: Hinode
Movie: The Hangover
Magazine: SLAM
TV Show: Jersey Shore
Hobbies: Golf
Pro Athlete: Tiger Woods
Your Dream Job: Pro Golfer

ALEX HALL'S DRURY CAREER HIGHS...
Points: 36 vs. St. Gregory's (12/18/10)
36 vs. Rockhurst (1/4/10)
3 Pointers Made: 9 vs. Missouri S&T (12/6/12)
Rebounds: 10 at William Jewell (2/16/12)
Assists: 9 vs. Southern Indiana (3/12/11)
Steals: 4 vs. Hendrix (11/12/11)
4 vs. Maryville (1/27/11)
4 vs. Southwestern College (12/30/10)
4 vs. Southwest Baptist (11/16/10)
Blocks: 1--18 times

For a game-by-game statistical review of Alex's Drury career click on the year below.