The 2012–13 BYU-Hawaii Seasiders men's basketball team represented BYU-Hawaii in the 2012–13 NCAA Division II college basketball season. It was head coach Ken Wagner's twenty-third season at BYU-Hawaii. The Seasiders are members of the Pacific West Conference and played their home games at the George Q. Cannon Activities Center. The Seasiders finished the season 16–11. They qualified for the first ever Pac West Tournament, where they lost in the semi-finals to Dixie State.
2012–13 media The Seasiders had every home game televised in various fashions. All home games were shown on BYUtv Sports or on the BYU-Hawaii Seasiders Livestream Channel. All road games had an internet audio broadcast available through BYU-Hawaii Radio, and some road games were streamed online through the opposition's online video providers.
Recruiting Name Pos. Height Weight Year Hometown notes Solomone Wolfgramm G 235 Palo Alto, California Joins out of Pinewood High. DeAndre Medlock F/C 215 Fresno, California Joins out of Fresno City College Tanner Nelson G XXX Camas, Washington Will serve LDS mission and join in 2014-15 season Cory Lange G XXX Tehachapi, California Will serve LDS mission and join in 2014-15 season
Roster
Schedule
!colspan=12 style="background:#FFCC00; color:#990000;"| Exhibition
!colspan=12 style="background:#990000; color:#FFCC00;"| Regular Season
!colspan=12 style="background:#FFCC00; color:#990000;"| 2013 Pacific West Conference Tournament
Game summaries
Exhibition: Ningbo University Series History: First Meeting
Exhibition: New Zealand Maori
#6 Western Washington Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
Central Washington Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
#9 Seattle Pacific Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
Oakland City Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
Montana State-Billings Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
Hawaii Pacific Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
Urbana (OH) Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
At Long Beach State Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ Rob Brender (BigWest.TV & Long Beach State on Stretch)
Holy Names Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
Notre Dame de Namur Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
Academy of Art Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
At Dominican Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ Stuart Horne and Patrick Cayabyab (Dominican on Stretch & Dominican Radio)
At Holy Names Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ Wendell Tull (Hawk Sports onDemand)
At Notre Dame de Namur Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ ??? (America One)
At Fresno Pacific Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ Christian Lukens and Rick Bough (Fresno Pacific on Stretch)
At Hawaii-Hilo Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ Josh Pacheco and Stan Costales (Hawaii- Hilo on Boxcast & ESPN Hawaii- KHLO & KKON)
Chaminade Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
At Hawaii Pacific Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ Brent Curry (HPU on Stretch)
At Chaminade Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ Felipe Orozco (GoSwords.com)
Point Loma Nazarene Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
Cal Baptist Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Scott Lowe
Azusa Pacific Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
At Dixie State Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ Parker Craycroft, Kylee Young, and Taylor Deckard (CEC-TV), John Potter (ESPN 1210 AM, 102.3 FM, & 107.3 FM- KXFF)
At Grand Canyon Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)/ Michael Potter and Dan Nichols (GCULopes.com & Grand Canyon Sidearm Sports)
Hawaii-Hilo Broadcasters: Lad Panis and Dave Porter
Pac-West Quarterfinals: vs. 4-seed Dominican Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)
Pac-West Semi-finals: vs. 1-seed Dixie State Broadcaster: Lad Panis (BYU-Hawaii Radio)
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