Hall of Fame
One of the preeminent three-point shooters in school history, Brent Kincaid is the fourth member of the 1996 Final Four Team to be selected to the Athletic Hall of Fame. Kincaid was a three-year starter and helped the Vulcans reach the NCAA Tournament in four-straight seasons from 1993-96.
He ranks ninth all-time in school history with 1,502 points behind a school record of 325 three-pointers made, which are the fourth-most in PSAC history. As a freshman in 1993, Kincaid helped the Vulcans finish with a 23-6 record and advance to the finals of the PSAC Tournament. The West Virginia native posted a breakout sophomore campaign, as he led the team and ranked sixth in the PSAC in scoring at 16.9 points per game. Kincaid, who finished fourth in the league in three-point percentage, helped the Vulcans capture their second PSAC Championship in three years and advance to the East Regional Championship in the NCAA Tournament. As a junior, he ranked third in the country with 3.8 three-pointers per game behind a career-high 113 total three-pointers and averaged 16.4 points per game. Cal again advanced to the finals of the PSAC Tournament and the East Regional Championship. Kincaid set the single-game school record with 12 three-pointers against Slippery Rock during the 1994-95 campaign and the mark stood as the all-time league record for over a decade. As a senior, he helped the Vulcans advance to the Final Four for the second time in program history while winning their third PSAC Championship in five years. Kincaid averaged 12.8 points per game for a team that finished with a 27-6 overall record. For his career, he converted 40.6 percent from beyond the arc while averaging 13.1 points per game. Additionally, Cal posted a 98-24 overall record during his career and played in four-straight PSAC Championships.
Kincaid earned his bachelor’s degree in administration and management in 1997.
updated 4/22/23
