Former Chipola Indian, now Troy Trojan star, Michael Vogler did not score on Saturday afternoon, but he made his mark in a different way, passing his way into the record books with 17 assists to lead Troy to a 100-63 defeat of Northwestern State. Vogler set a Troy team-record with 17 assists, breaking the mark of 16 set by Charles McDonald in 1991 and tied by Bobby Dixon versus Western Kentucky in 2006."Mike was feeling the game and he was letting it come to him. He was able to be very creative and create for his teammates. He was a great quarterback tonight with his passing. He did an excellent job of running the team," head coach Don Maestri said.
Vogler is currently leading the NCAA D-1 category in assist per game with an average of 9.2 assist per game. As a red-shirt freshman at Chipola, Volger helped guide the 2007 Indians to a 33-3 overall record and an appearance in the NJCAA National Championship game. During his tenure at Chipola, Vogler earned second-team Panhandle Conference honors while averaging 3.4ppg, 2.7apg, and shooting 44.8% from 3pt range.
Special Thanks to Joc Calloway at Chipola College for assisting with the article.
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