Chadron State College Athletics

2012-13: He had a tremendous season for the Eagles, finishing as the RMAC’s leading scorer (18.2 ppg) … He earned All-RMAC Second Team and All-Nebraska D-II honors following the season … He led the team in scoring 20 of 25 games played … He also led the Eagles in rebounding 15 times and finished as the team leader, averaging 5.8 boards a game … He shot over 40 percent from the field and 39 percent from the 3-point arc … Did a lot of damage from the foul line, as well, shooting over 84 percent (151-179) … He scored a career-high 33 points against New Mexico Highlands … In that same game he made six 3-pointers … Had two double doubles … Also joined the CSC football team in the spring of 2013 and played as a reserve inside receiver … He also played on a majority of the special team units.
Before CSC: Played two seasons at Butler County Community College in Kansas … As a sophomore he averaged nine points and five rebounds.
High School: He played on some tremendous teams at Chadron High, helping lead the Cardinals to two Class C-1 title games and a fourth place finish … The Cards won 72 of 80 games his final three seasons … He averaged 15 points and 6.6 rebounds while earning all-state honors his senior season and he scored 1,090 points during his prep career.
Personal: He’s the oldest son of head men’s basketball coach Brent Bargen … His mother, Leslie, also works at Chadron State in the alumni and foundation office … His sister, Ashley, played volleyball at Chadron State and his brother Jake attends Chadron High … He’s a business major … Born Dec. 23.