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Washington and Lee 

BASKETBALL 

2008-09 Media Guide

Washington and lee 

ATHLETICS AT W&L 

Washington and Lee University 

provides its students with a unique athletic 

program that allows them to pursue 

athletic excellence without sacrificing their 

educational experience. 

W&L follows the NCAA Division III 

guidelines of awarding financial aid based 

only on family need and academic merit. 

The result is a strong, diverse program 

in which participants are motivated by 

their love of the game and their desire to 

excel. 

Over the years W&L students have 

been impressive on and off the playing 

fields. A capsule sketch of that success 

is listed below: 

THE SCHOOL 

• Located in historic Lexington, Virginia in the Shenandoah Valley 

• Founded in 1749 and is the ninth oldest college in America 

• Has an undergraduate enrollment of 1,775 students and a law school with 400 

students 

• The average class size is just 16 students 

• The tuition fee for 2008-09 is $36,525 

• The early decision application deadlines are November 15 and January 1, and 

the regular application deadline is January 15 

THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM 

• W&L sponsors 23 varsity sports, 12 for men and 11 for women 

• All sports compete at the NCAA Division III level and the majority of teams compete 

in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference 

• W&L has won the ODAC Commissioner's Cup for overall excellence in men's and 

women's athletics 12 of the last 14 years 

• In 2007-2008, W&L won nearly 70 percent of its contests and eight conference 

championships 

• Eighty-one athletes earned first team all-conference honors last season and 19 

were named All-Americans 

• A total of 219 athletes received Scholar-Athlete Awards for achieving at least a 

3.500 grade point average in a term last school year 

• Since 1970, W&L has had 27 athletes earn prestigious NCAA Postgraduate 

scholarships 

• In the last 33 years, W&L has had 46 athletes earn CoSIDA Academic All-America 

honors and countless others have been named to CoSIDA Academic All-District 

teams 

THE BASKETBALL PROGRAM 

• Basketball at W&L dates back to 1906-07 and has long been one of the University's 

most successful sports. W&L enters the 2008-2009 season with an all-time record 

of 1,049-1,060-1 

Photography provided by Pete Emerson of Waynesboro, Va., and Kevin Remington 

of Lexington, Va.

GENERALS BASKETBALL 

2008-2009 SCHEDULE 

DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME 

Sat. Nov. 15 Muskingum @ 2:00 pm 

Sun. Nov. 16 Ferrum @ 4:00 pm 

Wed. Nov. 19 at Catholic 7:00 pm 

Sat. Nov. 22 at Washington College 2:00 pm 

Tue. Nov. 25 at Delaware Valley 7:00 pm 

Sat. Nov. 29 Emory & Henry * 2:00 pm 

Mon. Dec. 1 at Ferrum 7:00 pm 

Wed. Dec.3 at Bridgewater * 7:00 pm 

Fri. Jan. 2 Kalamazoo % 2:00 pm 

Sat. Jan. 3 Conn. College or Skidmore % 2/4:00 pm 

Mon. Jan. 5 Goucher 7:00 pm 

Wed. Jan. 7 at Eastern Mennonite * 7:00 pm 

Sat. Jan. 10 at Virginia Wesleyan * 2:00 pm 

Wed. Jan. 14 at Lynchburg * 7:00 pm 

Sat. Jan. 17 at Roanoke * 7:00 pm 

Sat. Jan. 24 Hampden-Sydney * 7:00 pm 

Wed. Jan. 28 Randolph-Macon * 7:00 pm 

Sat. Jan. 31 Randolph * 2:00 pm 

Wed. Feb. 4 at Emory & Henry * 7:00 pm 

Sat. Feb. 7 at Guilford * 3:00 pm 

Mon. Feb. 9 at Randolph-Macon * 7:00 pm 

Wed. Feb. 11 Lynchburg * 7:00 pm 

Sat. Feb. 14 Bridgewater * 2:00 pm 

Wed. Feb. 18 Roanoke * 7:00 pm 

Sat. Feb. 21 Eastern Mennonite * 2:00 pm 

Feb. 27 - Mar. 1 at ODAC Tournament ^ TBA 

* - ODAC Contest @ - W&L Classic 

% - W&L Tournament ^ - at Salem Civic Center (Salem, Va.) 

W&L BASKETBALL FACTS 

Nickname........................................................................................................Generals 

Location...................................................................................................Lexington, Va. 

Colors............................................................................................. Royal Blue & White 

Arena (Capacity)....................................................................... Warner Center (1,500) 

Affiliation.............................................................................................NCAA Division III 

Conference.................................................................... Old Dominion Athletic (ODAC) 

President.....................................................................................................Ken Ruscio 

Director of Athletics....................................................................................Jan Hathorn 

Sports Information Director................................................................. Brian Laubscher 

Assistant Sports Information Director (MBB Contact)................................ Nate Jervey 

Head Coach............................................................... Adam Hutchinson (Amherst '93) 

Record at W&L......................................................................................39-85 (5 years) 

Career Record...................................................................................72-152 (10 years) 

Assistant Coach.............................................................Jamie Snyder-Fair (Colby '05) 

2006-07 Record................................................................................ 15-11/11-7 ODAC 

Starters Returning/Lost............................................................................................ 3/2 

CONTACT NUMBERS 

Athletic Department...............................................................................(540) 458-8670 

Basketball Office............................................................................................ 458-8691 

Hutchinson E-mail......................................................................hutchinsona@wlu.edu 

Sports Information Office............................................................................... 458-8674 

Internet Address............................................................... http://www1.wlu.edu/x11.xml 

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KENNETH P. RUSCIO, UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT 

Ken Ruscio officially began his duties as 

the University's 26th president in July 2006. 

Ruscio earned a B.A. in politics from Washington 

and Lee in 1976 and earned an M.P.A. 

and Ph.D. from Syracuse University's Maxwell 

School of Citizenship and Public Affairs in 1978 

and 1983, respectively. 

Ruscio served as a professor of politics, 

associate dean of the Williams School of Commerce, 

Economics, and Politics, and dean of 

freshmen at W&L from 1987 until 2002, when 

he became the dean of the Jepson School of 

Leadership Studies at the University of Richmond. 

Ruscio has also taught at Worcester Polytechnic 

Institute and the University of Kansas 

and was a postdoctoral research scholar at UCLA. He recently completed his second 

term as national president of Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership society begun 

at W&L in 1914 that now has chapters at over 300 campuses. He has led and served on 

dozens of academic, professional and civic committees. 

Ruscio is married to the former Kimberley O'Donnell of New York. They have a 

son, Matt, age 18. 

CHUCK O'CONNELL, INTERIM ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 

JAN HATHORN, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 

The 2008-09 school year will be the second 

for Jan Hathorn as Washington and Lee's 

Director of Athletics. She is just the seventh 

director in the University's history. 

Hathorn served as the University's women's 

lacrosse coach for 19 seasons and as the 

women's soccer coach for 14 seasons. She 

had also been an assistant athletic director and 

the University's Director of Physical Education 

from 2002-07. 

Hathorn arrived at W&L in the fall of 1987 

and was charged with beginning the school's 

women's soccer and lacrosse programs. She 

guided the soccer team to a 129-88-9 (.591) 

record from 1987-2000 and was named the 

ODAC Coach of the Year twice. 

In lacrosse, Hathorn turned W&L into one of the nation's elite programs, guiding 

the Generals to a 222-93 (.705) record from 1989-07. Her teams produced 17 winning 

seasons, nine ODAC titles and eight NCAA Tournament berths, and she was named the 

ODAC Coach of the Year nine times, including in each of her final five years. Hathorn's 

277 career wins (277-112) rank among the most in the history of collegiate women's 

lacrosse. 

Before arriving at W&L, Hathorn spent five years at Denison University, where 

she coached the lacrosse team to a 55-19 overall record and five conference titles. Her 

1985, 1986, and 1987 teams finished eighth in the NCAA Division III National Tournament 

and she was named the NCAC Coach of the Year in 1987. 

Hathorn earned a B.A. in physical education from the State University of New 

York at Cortland in 1982 and a M.A. in physical education from Ohio State University in 

1985. 

Hathorn makes her home in Lexington, where she is active in the community. 

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WASHINGTON and LEE UNIVER- 

SITY — a small, private, liberal 

arts college, is the ninth oldest 

institution of higher education in 

America. Founded in 1749, W&L 

prides itself on the characteristics 

that have earned its reputation as 

a place unique and apart in the 

national educational scene. 

The school’s name comes from 

two of America’s great leaders 

who saved W&L in times of need. 

George Washington saved then 

Liberty Hall Academy from financial 

ruin in 1796 when he gave the 

school its first major endowment 

gift—$20,000 worth of James River 

Canal stock. The donation—at 

the time the largest to any educational institution—continues today as part of the 

endowment. 

Robert E. Lee saved then Washington College from obscurity after the Civil 

War by serving as its innovative president from 1865 until his death in 1870, and 

instituting such programs as the School of Law, the nation’s first school of journalism, 

and the revered Honor System that continues to play a major role in W&L life. 

More than 95 percent of W&L’s full-time faculty members hold doctorate or 

other terminal degrees, and all of them are, first and foremost, teachers. And with 

an average class size of just 16, W&L students clearly benefit from that expertise. 

W&L features a highly-ranked School of Law that has been an integral part of 

the school since 1866. Approximately 120 students receive Juris Doctor degrees 

each year and five receive Master of Laws. 

With a student body that represents nearly all 50 states and attracts citizens from 

50 other countries, W&L is truly an international institution set in an idyllic college 

town. USA Today described it this way: “If you close your eyes and conjure up the 

ideal campus—red brick buildings with rows of white columns, a placid commons 

beneath the arching branches of ivy-covered trees, a small town of 19th-century 

storefronts—you’ve got Washington and Lee.” 

Washington and Lee University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, 

religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability or veteran's 

status in its educational programs and activities or with regard to employment. 

Undergraduate student inquiries about this policy should be directed to the Dean of 

Students Affairs, Elrod University Commons, (540) 458-8751, law student inquiries to 

the Associate Dean for Student Services, (540) 458-8533, and employment inquiries 

to the Director of Human Resources, Howard House, (540) 458-8920, Washington 

and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia 24450-2116. 

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ADAM HUTCHINSON, HEAD COACH 

Adam Hutchinson is in his sixth season as 

the head men's basketball coach at Washington 

and Lee. He has notched a 39-85 record with 

the Generals, including a 26-25 record over the 

past two seasons. 

Hutchinson was named the 2008 Old 

Dominion Athletic Conference Coach of the Year 

after guiding W&L to a 15-11 overall record, its 

best mark in nearly two decades. The Generals 

also went 11-7 in conference play and earned the 

fifth seed for the ODAC Tournament. Hutchinson 

also helped mentor Greg Bienemann '08 to First 

Team All-ODAC honors for the second-straight 

season. 

W&L's success last season followed an 11-14 record in 2007-08. The 11 wins were 

a seven-game improvement from the season before and helped to elevate the Generals' 

program into a winner. 

Hutchinson came to Washington and Lee after spending two seasons as the head 

coach at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. In those two seasons, 

he led the Spartans to a 14-36 overall 

record while rebuilding the program. 

His initial recruiting class included eight 

players, most notably Carson Oren, the 

2003 University Athletic Association 

Rookie of the Year. 

Prior to CWRU, Hutchinson was 

the head coach at Stevens Institute of 

Technology from 1999-01, compiling a 

19-31 overall mark. His second season 

resulted in a 12-13 overall record, a 

five-game improvement over his first 

campaign. 

Hutchinson began his collegiate 

coaching career in 1994 as an assistant 

coach at his alma mater, Amherst College. 

In his two seasons with the Lord 

Jeffs, he was responsible for recruiting 

the school's second all-time leading 

scorer in All-American Jamal Wilson 

and helping lead the team to the NCAA 

Division III Elite Eight. 

In 1996, Hutchinson assumed 

the role of player and coach with the 

Cardiff Clippers of the English National 

Basketball League before spending the 

1997-98 and 1998-99 seasons as an assistant coach at Emory University. 

Originally a walk-on player at Amherst, Hutchinson started two seasons at guard in 

leading the Lord Jeffs to the ECAC Tournament each year. He was named team captain 

as a senior. 

Hutchinson graduated from Amherst in 1993 with a bachelor of arts in African- 

American studies and earned his master of science in sport management from the 

University of Massachusetts-Amherst in 1997. He and his wife, Erin, have two sons, 

Jason and Donald. 

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Jamie Snyder-Fair, ASSISTANT COACH 

Jamie Snyder-Fair is in his first season 

as an assistant men's basketball coach at 

Washington and Lee. 

Snyder-Fair comes to W&L having spent 

the 2007-08 season as an assistant coach at 

Vassar College. 

While at Vassar, Snyder-Fair helped 

lead the team to an 18-8 overall record, 

tying a school record for wins in a season. 

Snyder-Fair was responsible for coordinating 

recruiting efforts as well as the implementation 

of in-season and off-season workouts. 

Prior to his time at Vassar, Snyder-Fair 

spent two seasons as an assistant men's basketball coach at Amherst College. 

While at Amherst, he helped to oversee a program that boasted a combined 

two-year record of 58-6, advanced to two NCAA Division III Final Fours and captured 

the 2007 National Championship. Snyder-Fair coached a pair of NABC All-Americans, 

including Andrew Olson, the 2007 National Co-Player of the Year. 

A 2005 graduate of Colby College with a degree in psychology, Snyder-Fair 

was a four-year letterwinner on the men's basketball team. 

His duties at W&L include recruiting coordinating, player development and 

game preparation. 

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2008-2009 SEASON OUTLOOK 

Responsibility, the Oxford American Dictionary 

defines it as; “a thing that one is required to 

do as part of a job, role, or legal obligation.” To 

Washington and Lee Head Men’s Basketball 

Coach Adam Hutchinson, responsibility is what 

he preaches and expects from his players on 

a daily basis. Following double-digit wins in 

consecutive seasons for the first time in over a 

decade, including W&L’s first winning season 

since ’89-’90, Hutchinson is putting the onus on 

his seniors to continue the upward trend and they 

seem ready to accept that responsibility. 

“This year’s senior class has really been the 

backbone of the team since they got here,” he 

commented. “They may not have been getting 

the accolades the past several years, but they 

were the ones leading this team, and getting us 

to where we are.” 

Hutchinson, entering his sixth season, is comfortable with giving the credit to his seniors, 

even if he was named the ODAC Coach of the Year following last season. 

“I didn’t change as a coach last year,” he quipped. “I was the same coach last season that I 

was when we won three games. The guys that deserve the credit are the seniors, it’s their effort 

that should be recognized.” 

This year’s senior class has been putting in the work, but largely in a behind-the-scenes 

manner; and if they have been the backbone of the team, then it was 2008 graduate Greg 

Bienemann that was the face. 

A three-time all-conference honoree, Bienemann was an NABC All-District and a D3Hoops. 

com All-South Region selection, and was named a finalist for the Jostens Award given annually to 

the top player in Division III following last season. Additionally, he left as the sixth-leading scorer 

in W&L history with 1,573 points. 

Also gone is Femi Kusimo, who played Robin to Greg’s Batman. An outstanding athlete at 

6-foot-5 and 218 pounds, Kusimo averaged over 10.4 points and 6.6 rebounds per game last 

season while shooting .601 from the field. 

With the absence of Kusimo and Bienemann this winter, Hutchinson will turn to the leadership 

and responsibility of his senior class. 

“With Greg and Femi gone, we don’t have that big brother -- that security blanket anymore. 

Now we have to get 20 shots a game from somebody else. I am sure that we can do it, but we need 

to have guys taking the right shots. We need guys to be able to be responsible enough to know 

their roles and execute, and most importantly be responsible for their actions,” said Hutchinson. 

“If each guy cuts down one turnover per game, takes one fewer bad shot and improves his game 

a little bit, collectively we will be fine. And I’ll tell you, it’s going to be this years’ seniors that make 

sure that we do.” 

Captains Isaiah Goodman (5-foot-10), Chris McHugh (6-foot-1) and Kirk Jones (6-foot-4), 

as well as classmates Ben Heller (6-foot-6), Ryan Owens (6-foot-5) and Craig Sauers (6-foot-3) 

have helped to engineer the recent turnaround at W&L and aren’t about to let things go back to 

the way they were when they arrived on campus three years ago. 

Goodman, McHugh and Jones started all 26 games a year ago and are among eight returning 

players who saw action in at least 23 games last season. 

Goodman, a two-year starter at point guard, as well as a two-year captain, is back to man 

the point again this year after averaging 7.6 points, 1.5 assists and totaling a team-best 36 steals 

a year ago. 

“Isaiah is the steadying influence on the court,” notes Hutchinson. “He has been tremendous 

for us in bringing guys along and he really epitomizes the attitude of this senior class.” 

Chris McHugh is the leading returning scorer at 8.8 points per game and one of the teams top 

three-point shooters, hitting 40 percent of his three-point attempts (26-65). A smooth shooter that 

can play either guard spot, he will be looked to fill some of the scoring void left by the departures 

of Bienemann and Kusimo. 

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“Chris is going to have to do some scoring for us this year,” said Hutchinson. “He has shown 

that he can, and now that he has the opportunity we need just a little more out of him.” 

Kirk Jones is the final captain -- and is also in position for an outstanding season. At 6-foot-4 

and 200 pounds, he will be looked upon to add some muscle to the lineup, while his versatility 

will be key. Last season, he averaged 5.4 points and 3.1 rebounds per game and had 50 assists 

to just 36 turnovers. 

“His versatility is going to be big for us," said Hutchinson. "We don’t quite have the size that 

we did last year, so his play is going to be key for us this year. He can play several positions and 

he is going to have be flexible this year.” 

Hutchinson is also expecting big years out of Heller and Owens. Owens appeared in all 

26 games last season, logging just under 10 minutes a night and averaging 2.5 points and 2.0 

rebounds a game, while Heller saw action in 12 outings and averaged 2.2 points per game after 

undergoing offseason shoulder surgery. 

“They have potential to be good players.,” Hutchinson said. “If they work on the parts of their 

game that need improvement, and take that responsibility, they are going to be able to help us a 

great deal this season. I think now that Ben is a year removed from surgery that we can expect 

a little more out of him, and I am sure that he is expecting more out of himself.” 

Among the juniors returning this season are forwards Zac White and Ben Goetsch. White, 

a tall (6-foot-6), athletic forward with a smooth shooting stroke, appeared in 25 games a year 

ago and put up 5.5 points per game while playing an average of 13 minutes per game. 

“There is not a thing on the basketball court that Zac cannot do,” noted Hutchinson. “He is 

capable of doing anything that we ask of him, and we just need to get a measure of consistency 

out of him. He has always put the work in and he is right there. I expect him to have a big year 

for us. He is so smooth, and he can make things look effortless at times.” 

Hutchinson is also looking for a big year out of Goetsch. A 6-foot-5 forward, he shot over 45.6 

percent from the floor and averaged 3.5 points and 2.7 rebounds in 12 minutes per game. 

“Ben is in better shape this year and looks to have a little more spring in his step,” commented 

Hutchinson. “His jump shot looks better and 

it just looks as if he is more explosive than 

last season. I think that we could see a big 

year out of Ben as well.” 

Joining Goodman at the point will 

be sophomore Jason Cimino (5-foot-10). 

Cimino, who played in all 26 games a year 

ago and was among the team leaders in assists 

(55) and steals (17), is a pass-first point 

guard with good quickness, who, similar to 

White, needs to find a bit of consistency. 

“Jason is in a unique spot. He is a 

talented guy, but we need him to be able 

to work on the parts of his game that need 

improvement and take this opportunity to 

learn and grow,” said Hutchinson. “The 

seniors that are ahead of him have put him 

in a spot to be able to learn from some of 

the best and see how to do things the right 

way,” points out Hutchinson. “If he can put 

in the effort to learn the game, and know not just where he is supposed to go on a given play, 

but where everybody is supposed to go, I think he is really going to be able to help us.” 

Added to the mix are seven newcomers who are entering a pretty good situation according 

to Hutchinson. 

“The new guys are coming into the program at a time when we have been a little more 

successful,” he said. “They are stepping into a great situation as far as being able to learn how 

to do things the right way, and I think that the senior class is going to be able to teach them a lot 

and leave them in a good position for the future.” 

“The seniors have put us in a great spot and it is up to all of us to take another step this 

season. Everyone has to be responsible for their actions whether that be in practice or in games 

or wherever -- we do that and we will be fine,” concluded Hutchinson. 

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Isaiah Goodman 

Sr. • G • 5-10 • 160 

Richfield, Minn./Holy Angels 

2008-09: Three-year letterwinner and a team captain ... 

has scored 549 points over first three seasons and has a 

career average of 7.5 points per game. 2007-08: Started 

all 26 games at point guard ... was named to the ODAC 

Sportsmanship Team ... posted 7.6 points and 2.6 rebounds 

per game ... led the squad with 36 steals (1.4 per game) 

and was second on the team with a .400 shooting percentage 

from behind the arc (26-65) ... notched a career-high 17 points in a 68-53 loss 

to Virginia Wesleyan (12/2) ... grabbed a career-high seven rebounds in a 70-67 

defeat of Ferrum (12/31) ... was a perfect 8-for-8 at the charity stripe and scored 16 

points in an 83-52 win over Lynchburg (2/17) ... recorded 15 points and four steals 

in a 67-59 OT win over Roanoke 

(2/2). 2006-07: Saw action in 

all 25 games with seven starts 

... averaged 5.9 points ... tallied 

a season-best 16 points in a 79- 

56 loss to Averett (11/18). 2005- 

06: Played in all 23 games with 

16 starts ... averaged 8.9 points, 

2.2 rebounds and a team-best 

1.3 steals per game ... shot 

42.9 percent (21-49) from 

three-point range ... received 

the W&L Basketball Award for 

outstanding contribution to the 

program ... tallied career-highs 

for points (17), rebounds (6) and 

steals (4) in a season-ending 

loss at Guilford (2/14). High 

School: Lettered in basketball, 

soccer and track at Holy Angels 

... earned all-conference honors 

in all three sports and was captain 

of the basketball and track 

teams ... earned honorable 

mention all-state honors in basketball as a senior ... was the section champion and 

finished third in the state in the 300 meter hurdles ... was nominated for the Wendy's 

High School Heisman ... class president at Holy Angels. Off the court: Father, 

Leslie, played football for the Green Bay Packers ... member of the NCAA Division 

III Student-Athlete Advisory Committee ... business administration major. 

Career Highs 

Points................................................... 17........................................... Two Times 

Rebounds............................................... 7.......................... vs. Ferrum (12/31/07) 

Assists.................................................... 5.......... vs. Eastern Mennonite (2/11/06) 

Steals..................................................... 4......................................... Three Times 

Career Statistics 

Year G/GS FG/PCT FT/PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG 

2005-06 23/16 71-170/.418 41-62/.631 50/2.2 204/8.9 

2006-07 25/7 47-132/.356 37-59/.627 45/1.8 148/5.9 

2007-08 26/26 68-171/.398 35-53/.660 67/2.6 197/7.6 

Totals 73/49 186-473/.393 113-174/.649 162/2.2 549/7.5 

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Ben Heller 

Sr. • F • 6-6 • 210 

Houston, Texas/Lamar 

2008-09: Three-year letterwinner ... expected to compete 

for playing time in the paint this winter ... now fully recovered 

from shoulder surgery that slowed his junior campaign. 

2007-08: Saw action in 12 games after undergoing shoulder 

surgery during the offseason ... posted per-game averages 

of 2.2 points and 0.9 rebounds ... shot 53.1 percent (8- 

of-15) from the floor and 71.4 (10-of-14) from the line ... 

scored 10 points and grabbed two rebounds in an 83-52 defeat of Lynchburg (2/17) 

... recorded seven points and two rebounds in a 70-44 loss to Virginia Wesleyan 

(2/10). 2006-07: Played in all 25 games with one start last season ... averaged 3.1 

points and 2.0 rebounds per game ... shot 41.1 percent (30-73) from the floor and 65.4 

percent (17-26) from the foul line ... tallied a season-high 10 points on 5-of-6 shooting 

in a loss at Emory & 

Henry (2/7). 2005-06: 

Played in all 23 games 

... averaged 4.2 points 

and 2.8 rebounds per 

game ... shot 47.1 

percent (32-68) from 

the floor and 69.6 


the foul line ... scored a 

career-high 15 points 

and grabbed eight 

rebounds in a win 

over Guilford (12/7) 

... scored eight points 

and grabbed eight 

rebounds in a loss to 

John Carroll (11/26). 

High School: Earned 

three letters for the 

basketball team at 

Lamar High School 

in Houston. Off the 

court: ODAC Scholar- 

Athlete ... accounting 

major. 

Career Highs 

Points................................................... 15.......................... vs. Guilford (12/7/05) 

Rebounds............................................... 8........................................... Two Times 

Assists.................................................... 3...........................................Four Times 

Steals..................................................... 3...........................vs. Virginia Welseyan 



2005-06 23/0 32-68/.471 32-46/.696 65/2.8 96/4.2 

2006-07 25/1 30-73/.411 17-26/.654 49/2.0 78/3.1 

2007-08 12/0 8-15/.533 10-14/.714 11/0.9 26/2.2 

Totals 60/1 70-156/.449 59-86/.686 125/2.1 200/3.3 

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Kirk Jones 

Sr. • G/F • 6-4 • 200 

Maple Glen, Pa./Germantown Acad. 

2008-09: Three-year letterwinner and a team captain ... has 

started in 51-straight games the past two seasons. 2007-08: 

Started all 26 games last year ... averaged 5.4 points per 

game and was third on the team with 3.1 rebounds per 

game ... was second on the team with 30 three-pointers 

made (30-102) ... totaled a season-high15 points on 5-of-9 

shooting from beyond the arc in a 64-60 loss to Guilford 

(2/6) ... sank four three-pointers (4-of-7) in scoring 12 points in a 77-75 OT win 

against Randolph-Macon (12/1) ... scored 11 points to go with five rebounds in a 

79-65 win over Eastern Mennonite (1/9). 2006-07: Started all 25 games last season 

... averaged 6.9 points, 3.0 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game ... was second on 

the team with 32 made three-pointers ... tallied a career-high 20 points on 6-of-8 

shooting from three-point range in a 95-77 loss at Guilford (2/14) ... scored 14 points 

and grabbed seven rebounds in 

a 62-61 loss to Guilford (1/31). 

2005-06: Played in 21 games 

... averaged 3.4 points and 2.3 

rebounds per outing ... shot 75.0 

percent (24-32) from the free throw 

line ... scored a season-high 15 

points and grabbed a career-high 

13 rebounds in a loss to Emory & 

Henry (1/25) ... scored eight points 

in losses to Manhattanville (11/18), 

Virginia Wesleyan (12/4) and 

Bridgewater (1/18). High School: 

Lettered in basketball and tennis at 

Germantown Academy ... named 

the team's most improved player 

as a junior ... received the coach's 

award as a senior when he was 

named team captain ... team was 

ranked as high as No. 7 nationally 

by Sporting News and finished third 

in the state championship ... named 

to the Coaches vs. Cancer All-Star 

team ... father, Jeff, played football at the University of North Carolina. Off the court: 

Member of the Williams Investment Society ... also a member of the Student Athlete 

Mentor Group ... business administration major. 

Career Highs 

Points................................................... 20............................at Guilford (2/14/07) 

Rebounds............................................. 13............... vs. Emory & Henry (1/25/06) 

Assists.................................................... 6........................................... Two Times 

Blocks.................................................... 2......................................... Three Times 



2005-06 21/0 22-65/.338 24-32/.750 48/2.3 71/3.4 

2006-07 25/25 61-141/.433 19-29/.622 76/3.0 173/6.9 

2007-08 26/26 48-144/.333 15-35/.429 80/3.1 141/5.4 

Totals 72/51 131-350.374 58-96/.604 204/2.8 385/5.3 

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Chris McHugh 

Sr. • G • 6-1 • 180 

Chatham, N.J./Chatham 

2008-09: Three-year letterwinner and a team captain ... 

will be counted on to provide leadership and scoring punch 

this year ... has totaled 464 career points. 2007-08: Started 

all 26 games and finished third on the team with 8.8 points 

per game and led the team with 2.6 assists per game ... 

led the team with a 40.2 shooting percentage from beyond 

the arc (35-87) and shot 44.0 percent overall (77-175) ... 

scored a career-high 17 points in a 76-66 loss to Roanoke in the ODAC Tournament 

(2/29) ... notched a career-high eight assists in a 98-81 win over E&H (2/13) ... tallied 

15 points in a 65-52 loss to Guilford (2/20) ... notched 14 points and was a perfect 

3-of-3 from the arc as W&L defeated 

Thomas More, 77-54 (12/30). 2006- 

07: Played in all 25 games with 17 

starts ... averaged 6.4 points, 1.5 

rebounds and 2.6 assists per game ... 

tallied 65 assists to just 39 turnovers 

... nailed 16 three-pointers ... had five 

double-figure scoring games ... scored 

a career-high 12 points in a 68-64 loss 

at Roanoke (1/6) and in a 64-63 loss to 

Randolph-Macon (2/3) ... scored nine 

points, dished out a career-high eight 

assists and grabbed four rebounds in 

an 86-62 win at Eastern Mennonite 

(1/24). 2005-06: Played in 21 games 

... averaged 3.5 points, 1.1 rebounds 

and 1.4 assists per contest ... shot 73.1 

percent (19-26) from the free throw 

line and hit 4-of-7 three-point attempts 

... scored a season-high 10 points in 

losses to Randolph-Macon (1/22) and 

Guilford (2/8) ... posted eight points 

and a season-high six assists in a 

season-ending loss at Guilford (2/24). 

High School: Lettered in basketball 

and soccer at Chatham High School 

... captained the basketball team as 

a senior ... also earned first team allconference 

honors ... high school teammate of former General Greg Bienemann. 

Off the court: Politics major. 

Career Highs 

Points................................................... 17...........................vs Roanoke (2/29/08) 

Rebounds............................................... 4............................................Five Times 

Assists.................................................... 8........................................... Two Times 

Steals..................................................... 4............. at Drew University (11/16/07) 



2005-06 21/0 25-63/.397 19-26/.731 23/1.1 73/3.5 

2006-07 25/17 59-148/.399 27-41/.659 38/1.5 161/6.4 

2007-08 26/26 77-175/.440 41-60/.683 51/2.0 230/8.8 

Totals 72/43 161-386/.417 87-127/.685 112/1.6 464/6.4 

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Ryan Owens 

Sr. • F • 6-5 • 220 

Floral Park, N.Y./Chaminade 

2008-09: Three-year letterwinner ... expected to compete 

for playing time in the paint ... a versatile player with effective 

shooting range. 2007-08: Saw action in all 26 games, 

playing an average of 9.9 minutes per outing ... averaged 

2.5 points and 2.0 rebounds per game ... recorded seasonhighs 

in points (8), rebounds (5) and assists (3) in a 115-106 

win over Emory & Henry (1/23) ... scored six points to go 

with a career-high four steals in a 70-52 win over Dickinson (11/25) ... tied his seasonhigh 

with five rebounds in a 77-62 win over Lynchburg (1/26). 2006-07: Played in 

just nine games due to injury ... averaged 2.7 points and 1.7 rebounds per game ... 

tallied a season-best nine points on 4-of-4 shooting in a season-opening 82-71 win 

over Denison (11/17) 

... grabbed a seasonhigh 

six rebounds 

in a 78-65 win at 

Dickinson (11/21). 

2005-06: Played in 

20 games ... averaged 

3.9 points and 

3.1 rebounds per 

game ... shot 45.5 


the floor ... posted 

career-highs in points 

(10) and rebounds 

(7) in losses to John 

Carroll (11/26) and 

Emory & Henry (1/25) 

... scored nine points 

and grabbed six rebounds 

in a season-ending 

loss at 

Guilford (2/14). High 

School: Lettered in 

basketball and baseball 

at Chaminade 

High School ... was 

named basketball team captain as a senior when he earned first team all-league 

accolades. Off the court: Economics and politics major. 

Career Highs 

Points................................................... 10........................................... Two Times 

Rebounds............................................... 7............................................Five Times 

Assists.................................................... 3...........................................Four Times 

Steals..................................................... 4..................... vs. Dickinson (11/25/07) 



2005-06 20/0 30-66/.455 16-23/.696 62/3.1 77/3.9 

2006-07 9/0 9-24/.375 5-6/.833 15/1.7 24/2.7 

2007-08 26/0 24-57/.421 16-25/.640 51/2.0 65/2.5 

Totals 55/0 63-147/.429 37-54/.685 128/2.3 166/3.0 

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Craig Sauers 

Sr. • G • 6-3 • 185 

Columbia, Md./Atholton 

2008-09: Three-year letterwinner ... athletic player that 

can provide depth at both shooting guard and small 

forward. 2007-08: Played in 23 games, totaling 12 points, 

eight boards, seven assists and five steals ... notched a 

season-high four points in an 83-52 win over Lynchburg 

(2/17). 2006-07: Played in nine games, grabbing two 

rebounds and notching one steal. 2005-06: Saw action in 

11 contests ... scored eight points and grabbed two rebounds ... also notched three 

blocks ... scored a career-high five points in a loss at Roanoke (1/28). High School: 

Four-sport letterwinner at Atholton High School ... named second team all-county in 

basketball as a junior ... garnered first team all-county honors and led the league in 

three-pointers as a senior. Off the court: W&L and ODAC Scholar-Athlete ... brother, 

Brett, was a member of the swimming team at for Duke ... serves as a peer tutor at 

W&L ... business administration and accounting majors. 

Career Highs 

Points..................................................... 5........................... at Roanoke (1/28/06) 

Rebounds............................................... 2......................................... Three Times 

Assists.................................................... 2.................at Emory & Henry (1/23/08) 

Steals..................................................... 1.........................................Seven Times 



2005-06 11/0 3-12/.250 1-1/1.000 2/0.2 8/0.7 

2006-07 9/0 0-2/.000 0-0/.000 2/0.2 0/0.0 

2007-08 23/0 4-16/.250 3-4/.750 8/0.3 12/0.5 

Totals 43/0 7-30/.233 4-5/.800 12/0.3 20/0.5 

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Ben Goetsch 

Jr. • F • 6-5 • 205 

Timonium, Md./Gilman 

2008-09: Two-year letterwinner ... an athletic forward with 

good leaping ability and a soft shooting touch ... can score 

inside or out. 2007-08: Saw action in all 26 games and 

posted averages of 3.5 points and 2.7 rebounds ... shot 

45.6 percent (36-79) from the field ... recorded career-highs 

in both points (12) and rebounds (9) in a 98-81 win over 

Emory & Henry (1/23) ... scored eight points, had two 

steals and grabbed seven rebounds as W&L defeated Bridgewater, 80-56 (2/23). 

2006-07: Saw action in 11 games, scoring nine points and grabbing eight rebounds 

... made good on 3-of-10 

three-point attempts. 

High School: Lettered 

in basketball and track 

at Gilman ... three-time 

all-conference honoree 

in basketball ... also 

received the Gilman 

Basketball Award his 

final three seasons ... 

helped lead the Greyhounds 

to a pair of 

conference championships 

... named to the 

2006 all-city track team 

by the Baltimore Sun ... 

holds the school record 

in the high jump (6'6"). 

Off the Court: Father, 

Scott, played basketball 

at Duke ... sister, Emily, 

was an All-America 

swimmer at USC ... 

finished second in the 

high jump at the 2007 

ODAC Outdoor Track 

& Field Championships 

...ODAC Scholar-Athlete 

... majoring in economics 

and German. 

Career Highs 

Points................................................... 12................ vs Emory & Henry (2/13/08) 

Rebounds............................................... 9............... vs. Emory & Henry (2/13/08) 

Assists.................................................... 2.............................at Emory (11/20/07) 

Blocks.................................................... 2...................... at Bridgewater (2/23/08) 



2006-07 11/0 3-14/.214 0-0/.000 8/0.7 9/0.8 

2007-08 26/0 36-79/.456 7-13/.538 69/2.7 92/3.5 

Totals 37/0 39-93/.419 7-13/.538 77/2.1 101/2.7 

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Zac White 

Jr. • F • 6-6 • 185 

Baltimore, Md./Park School 

2008-09: Two-year letterwinner ... a smooth and athletic 

forward that has the versatility to play inside or outside ... 

also runs the floor well. 2007-08: Appeared in 25 games 

and averaged 5.5 points and 1.9 rebounds per game ... 

was third on the the team with 10 blocks ... led the team 

with an 82.6 percent showing at the line (38-46) ... poured 

in a career-high 26 points on 12-of-13 shooting in a 115 

-106 win over Emory & Henry (1/23) ... scored 17 points and grabbed four rebounds 

in a 77-54 win over Thomas More (12/30) ... dropped in 12 points in a 71-47 win 

over Goucher (1/3). 2006-07: Saw action in 21 games, averaging 5.1 points and 

1.9 rebounds per game ... shot 50.0 percent (37-74) from the floor ... had three 

double-digit scoring efforts ... scored a season-high 17 points in a loss to Virginia 

Wesleyan (2/4). High School: Earned two letters in basketball at The Park School ... 

named all-conference as a senior. Off the Court: Brother, Alex '07, was a four-year 

letterwinner and a captain for the 2006-07 team ... economics major. 

Career Highs 

Points................................................... 26.................at Emory & Henry (1/23/08) 

Rebounds............................................... 5........................................... Two Times 

Assists.................................................... 3...................at Emory & Henry (2/7/07) 

Steals..................................................... 4............... vs. Emory & Henry (1/17/07) 



2006-07 21/0 37-74/.500 7-19/.368 39/1.9 107/5.1 

2007-08 25/0 46-110/.418 38-46/.826 48/1.9 137/5.5 

Totals 46/0 83-184/.451 45-65/.692 87/1.9 244/5.3 

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Andrew Payne 

Jr. • F • 6-4 • 195 

Charleston, W. Va./George Washington 

Two-year letterwinner .... will join the team at the beginning 

of the second semester ... saw action in 13 games 

a year ago and notched 19 points and seven rebounds 

for the season ... scored six points in an 83-52 win over 

Lynchburg (2/17) and in a 71-47 win over Goucher (1/3) 

... as a first-year, saw significant minutes in the first four 

games before being sidelined by back surgery ... scored 

six points and hauled in three rebounds in a season-opening win over Denison 

(11/17) ... lettered in basketball and soccer at George Washington High ... earned 

all-conference and honorable mention all-state honors in basketball as a junior and 

senior ... helped lead the Patriots to a pair of conference championships ... father, 

Drew, played basketball at Hampden-Sydney ... economics major. 

JASON CIMINO 

So. • G • 5-10 • 157 

Branchburg, N.J./Immaculata 

Lettered as a first-year ... is a pass-first point guard with 

a good feel for the game ... possesses excellent quickness 

and quick hands on defense ... received the W&L 

Freshman Male Athlete of the Year Award ... appeared 

in 26 games as a first-year and averaged 15.9 minutes 

per contest ... averaged 3.0 points and 1.8 rebounds per 

game ... was third on the team with 55 assists ... dished 

out seven assists and grabbed four rebounds in a 71-67 win over Ferrum (12/31) 

... lettered as a member of the basketball team at Immaculata ... led the squad to a 

conference championship and a pair of county and sectional final appearances ... 

two-time team captain and a second team all-county selection as a junior and senior 

... all-conference pick as a senior ... father, Jim, played basketball at Northeastern 

University ... undeclared major. 

KEVIN DYER 

So. • G • 5-9 • 155 

Kensington, Md./Georgetown Prep 

Lettered as a first-year ... has good on the ball defensive 

skills and a solid shot from beyond the arc ... appeared 

in seven games a season ago ... played a total of seven 

minutes and recorded one steal ... earned two letters as 

a member of the basketball team at Georgetown Prep ... 

helped lead the team to a pair of conference titles ... served 

as a team captain during his senior season ... father, Greg, 

graduated from Washington and Lee in 1980 ... undeclared major. 

MATT LOCKE 

So. • G • 5-9 • 155 

Lansing, Ill./Thornton Fractional South 

Joins the team for the first time as a sophomore ... did 

not play as a first-year ... a quick and athletic player that 

will look to add depth in the backcourt ... may need a little 

time to adjust after taking a year off ... was a four-year 

letterwinner and a team captain as a senior at Thornton ... 

served as senior class president ... business administration 

and accounting major. 

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Kyle Bond 

Fy. • G • 6-0 • 175 

Boxborough, Mass./Brimmer and May 

A strong and athletic guard that has been hampered in the 

preseason by a broken thumb ... has good strength and 

will look to play either guard spot ... lettered in basketball, 

lacrosse and cross country at Brimmer and May ... helped 

lead the basketball team to a pair of New England Prep 

League Championships ... was a two-time recipient of the 

coaches award in basketball and a two-time team captain ... 

also received the school's student-athlete award ... father, Bob, wrestled at Queens 

University ... undeclared major. 

Zac Burke 

Fy. • F • 6-5 • 180 

North Hampton, N.H./Governor's Acad. 

An athletic and lengthy player with good leaping ability ... 

can play on the wing or in the paint, but will be used mainly 

to provide some depth to the frontline ... played basketball, 

football, lacrosse and track & field at The Governor's 

Academy ... earned a pair of letters in both basketball and 

track & field ... served as a team captain for the basketball 

team ... finished fourth in the triple jump at the conference 

championships as a senior ... father, Bill, played football at Bridgeport ... uncle, Paul 

'88, played lacrosse at W&L ... plays the piano ... business administration major. 

Charles Gould 

Fy. • F • 6-5 • 180 

Vero Beach, Fla./Vero Beach 

Skilled player with good athleticism and tremendous length 

... is a good passer and has good range on his jump shot ... 

can shoot the three-pointer as well ... will see more minutes 

as he adjusts to physicality of collegiate game ... earned two 

letters in basketball and one in tennis at Vero Beach High 

School ... was a member of the National Honor Society ... 

uncle, Jim '76, attended W&L ... grandfather, James Howard 

Leffew II, played football at William & Mary ... undeclared major. 

Jonathan Guest 

Fy. • G • 6-2 • 200 

W. Hartford, Conn./Kingswood-Oxford 

An explosive athlete that possesses great strength and 

quickness ... can present match up problems with his 

strength ... should be able to see playing time at a variety of 

postitions ... earned three letters in football and basketball 

and two letters in soccer at Kingswood-Oxford ... named 

the most improved player and Team MVP for the basketball 

team ... undeclared major. 

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Will Keirle 

Fy. • G • 6-0 • 175 

Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier 

Solid player that will look to contribute at both guard spots 

... posses good strength and quickness ... has good range 

on his jump shot and a soft touch ... solid defender with 

quick hands and feet ... played both basketball and volleyball 

at St. Xavier ... lettered for the basketball team ... 

helped lead team to a regional championship in 2008 ... 

undeclared major. 

Will Smith 

Fy. • F • 6-5 • 205 

Lothian, Md./Severn 

A strong and athletic player that will help add depth in the 

post ... has the versatility to step out and shoot the jump 

shot ... also has a soft touch around the basket ... lettered 

in basketball, football, cross country and track & field at the 

Severn School ... team captain in basketball and a recipient 

of the Coaches Award ... helped lead the cross country 

team to a league title ... economics major. 

2007-08 RESULTS 

Overall Record: 15-11 ODAC Record: 11-7 

Opponent W/L Score High Scorer High Rebounder 

at Drew @ L 55-57 (OT) Bienemann (17) Bienemann (7) 

vs. Ursinus @ L 74-79 Kusimo (17) Kusimo (9) 

at Emory L 72-76 Bienemann (21) Bienemann (8) 

Dickinson W 70-52 Bienemann (24) Goetsch (4) 

Randolph-Macon * W 77-75 (OT) Bienemann (33) Bienemann (11) 

Virginia Wesleyan * L 53-68 Goodman (17) Bienemann (8) 

Thomas More % W 77-54 White (17) Bienemann (10) 

Ferrum % W 71-67 Bienemann (25) Bienemann (9) 

at Goucher W 71-47 Bienemann (22) Kusimo (7) 

at Eastern Mennonite * W 79-65 Bienemann (24) Kusimo (9) 

Roanoke * L 64-71 Bienemann (28) Bienemann (13) 

Bridgewater * W 73-67 Bienemann (16) Bienemann (11) 

at Emory & Henry * W 115-106 Bienemann (36) Bienemann (9) 

at Lynchburg * W 77-62 Bienemann (24) Bienemann (11) 

Hampden-Sydney * W 66-51 Bienemann (23) Kusimo (7) 

Eastern Mennonite * W 72-60 Bienemann (36) Bienemann (7) 

at Roanoke * W 67-59 OT Bienemann (17) Kusimo (15) 

at Guilford * L 60-64 Jones (15) Kusimo (15) 

at Randolph-Macon * L 66-78 Bienemann (22) Kusimo (8) 

at Virginia Wesleyan * L 44-70 Bienemann (16) Bienemann (8) 

Emory & Henry * W 98-81 Bienemann (37) Goetsch (9) 

Lynchburg * W 83-52 Goodman (16) Cimino (5) 

at Hampden-Sydney * L 48-73 Kusimo (16) Kusimo (6) 

Guilford * L 52-65 Bienemann (17) Kusimo (13) 

at Bridgewater * W 80-56 Bienemann (28) Bienemann (7) 

vs. Roanoke ^ L 66-76 McHugh (17) Kusimo (13) 

@ - Rose City Classic (Hosted by Drew) 

^ - ODAC Tournament (Salem. Va.) 

% - W&L Tournament 

* - ODAC Contest 

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2007-08 STATISTICS 

TOTAL 3-PT TOTAL 

PLAYER G/GS FG FGA FG% FG FGA FG% FT FTA FT% PTS REB PF/D AST TO BLK STL MIN PPG RPG 

Greg Bienemann 26/26 219 370 .592 4 9 .444 117 179 .654 559 189 73/4 45 64 23 19 797 21.5 7.3 

Femi Kusimo 26/26 119 198 .601 0 0 .000 32 53 .604 270 171 78/2 57 52 27 30 661 10.4 6.6 

Chris McHugh 26/26 77 175 .440 35 87 .402 41 60 .683 230 51 49/1 68 54 8 14 792 8.8 2.0 

Isaiah Goodman 26/26 68 171 .398 26 65 .400 35 53 .660 197 67 78/3 40 63 1 36 709 7.6 2.6 

Kirk Jones 26/26 48 144 .333 30 102 .294 15 35 .429 141 80 52/1 50 36 1 21 676 5.4 3.1 

Zac White 25/0 46 110 .418 7 31 .226 38 46 .826 137 48 23/0 9 20 10 10 340 5.5 1.9 

Ben Goetsch 26/0 36 79 .456 13 41 .317 7 13 .538 92 69 32/0 10 20 6 5 319 3.5 2.7 

Jason CImino 26/0 21 58 .362 12 35 .343 23 35 .657 77 47 48/2 55 40 2 17 414 3.0 1.8 

Ryan Owens 26/0 24 57 .421 1 5 .200 16 25 .640 65 35 27/0 20 16 8 9 258 2.5 2.0 

Ben Heller 12/0 8 15 .533 0 0 .0 10 14 .714 26 11 11/0 2 2 1 2 61 2.2 0.9 

Andrew Payne 13/0 7 14 .500 1 1 1.000 4 4 1.000 19 7 7/0 0 2 0 2 38 1.5 0.5 

Craig Sauers 23/0 4 16 .250 1 7 .143 3 4 .750 12 8 11/0 7 15 2 5 171 0.5 0.3 

Bena Tshishiku 6/0 1 1 1.00 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 3 0 0/0 0 2 0 0 13 0.5 0.0 

Custis Proctor 10/0 0 3 .000 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 2 3 2/0 2 4 0 1 16 0.2 0.3 

Durk Stanton 7/0 0 3 .000 0 3 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1/0 0 1 0 0 10 0.0 0.1 

Kevin Dyer 7/0 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0/0 0 1 0 1 7 0.0 0.0 

Team 46 5 1.8 

W&L 26/26 678 1415 .479 131 388 .338 343 525 .653 1830 849 492/13 365 397 89 172 5282 70.4 32.7 

Opponents 26/26 597 1411 .423 162 473 .342 375 531 .706 1731 862 486/9 287 409 63 190 5282 66.6 33.2 

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OLD DOMINION ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 

The ODAC is one of the nation's largest 

NCAA Division III leagues, featuring championships 

in 22 sports and a membership of 14 schools. 

The ODAC hosts three NCAA championships 

each year, including the NCAA Division III Final 

Four which is played at the Salem Civic Center. 

The league will also host NCAA Division III 

championships in football and softball. 

The ODAC was formed on May 18, 1975 

as the Virginia College Conference and began 

operations in September of 1976. (The name 

change to ODAC became effective January 1, 

1976). Charter members were eight colleges located in the Commonwealth of Virginia: 

Bridgewater College, Eastern Mennonite University, Emory & Henry College, Hampden- 

Sydney College, Randolph-Macon College, Roanoke College and W&L. 

From its initial year of operation through the 1981-82 academic year, the ODAC 

sponsored competition in 10 men's varsity sports. Women's sports were added prior to 

the 1982-83 school year. 

The six newest members of the ODAC are Hollins College (1982), Randolph College 

(1982), Sweet Briar College (1982), Virginia Wesleyan College (1988), Guilford College 

(1990), and Catholic University (1999). 

ALL-TIME ODAC BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 

YEAR CHAMPION RUNNER-UP 

1976-77 Washington and Lee Lynchburg 

1977-78 Washington and Lee Lynchburg 

1978-79 Lynchburg Hampden-Sydney 

1979-80 Washington and Lee Hampden-Sydney 

1980-81 Roanoke Lynchburg 

1981-82 Roanoke Washington and Lee 

1982-83 Roanoke Eastern Mennonite 

1983-84 Roanoke Catholic 

1984-85 Roanoke Maryville 

1985-86 Roanoke Washington and Lee 

1986-87 Roanoke Lynchburg 

1987-88 Bridgewater Emory & Henry 

1988-89 Hampden-Sydney Washington and Lee 

1989-90 Randolph-Macon Emory & Henry 

1990-91 Randolph-Macon Emory & Henry 

1991-92 Hampden-Sydney Emory & Henry 

1992-93 Virginia Wesleyan Randolph-Macon 

1993-94 Roanoke Emory & Henry 

1994-95 Hampden-Sydney Roanoke 

1995-96 Roanoke Bridgewater 

1996-97 Hampden-Sydney Lynchburg 

1997-98 Hampden-Sydney Randolph-Macon 


1999-00 Roanoke Hampden-Sydney 



2002-03 Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney 

2003-04 Hampden-Sydney Virginia Wesleyan 




2007-08 Guilford Virginia Wesleyan 

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ALL-TIME ODAC HONORS 

YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR 

1976-77 Pat Dennis, W&L Verne Canfield, W&L 

1977-78 Pat Dennis, W&L Don Thompson, H-SC 

1978-79 E.D. Schechterly, LC Don Thompson, H-SC 

Wayne Profitt, LC 

1979-80 E.D. Schechterly, LC Sherman Eberly, EMC 

1980-81 Mike Baker, Roanoke Ed Green, Roanoke 

1981-82 Gerald Holmes, Roanoke Verne Canfield, W&L 

1982-83 Gerald Holmes, Roanoke Jack Bruen, Catholic 

1983-84 Andy Agee, Bridgewater Mel Myers, Bridgewater 

1984-85 Leonard Dow, EMC Randy Lambert, Maryville 

1985-86 Kevin Brown, E&H Bob Johnson, E&H 

1986-87 Ramsey Yeatts, BC Bill Leatherman, BC 

1987-88 Ramsey Yeatts, BC Bill Leatherman, BC 

1988-89 Chris Jacobs, W&L Verne Canfield, W&L 

1989-90 Leon Hill, E&H Hal Nunnally, R-MC 

1990-91 Dave Kagey, R-MC Bob Johnson, E&H 

1991-92 Russell Turner, H-SC Terry Butterfield, VWC 

1992-93 Troy Smith, R-MC Hal Nunnally, R-MC 

1993-94 Hiliary Scott, Roanoke Page Moir, Roanoke 

1994-95 Dan Rush, Bridgewater Tony Shaver, H-SC 

1995-96 Kurt Axe, R-MC Bill Leatherman, BC 

1996-97 Jason Bishop, Roanoke Hal Nunnally, R-MC 

1997-98 Carey Keyes, EMU Tom Baker, EMU 

1998-99 Jason Nickerson, VWC Tony Shaver, H-SC 

1999-00 T.J. Grimes, H-SC Tony Shaver, H-SC 

2000-01 Ron Yuhasz, VWC Butch Estes, GC 

Mike Rhodes, R-MC 

2001-02 Kyle Williford, BC Mike Rhodes, R-MC 

2002-03 Jared Mills, R-MC Mike Rhodes, R-MC 

2003-04 Justin Call, E&H Tom Palombo, GC 

Bob Johnson, E&H 

2004-05 Justin Wansley, R-MC Bill Leatherman, BC 

2005-06 Brandon Adair, VWC Dave Macedo, VWC 

2006-07 Ben Strong, GC Tom Palombo, GC 

2007-08 Ben Strong, GC Adam Hutchinson, W&L 

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2007-2008 ODAC STANDINGS 

ODAC 

Overall 

W L Pct. W L Pct. 

Guilford 16 2 .889 24 5 .828 

Randolph-Macon 14 4 .778 20 6 .769 

Virginia Wesleyan 14 4 .778 23 7 .767 

Roanoke 11 7 .611 18 9 .667 

Washington and Lee 11 7 .611 15 11 .577 

Hampden-Sydney 8 10 .444 15 12 .556 

Bridgewater 7 11 .389 13 13 .500 

Eastern Mennonite 5 13 .278 9 17 .346 

Emory & Henry 3 15 .167 7 18 .280 

Lynchburg 1 17 .056 3 22 .120 

2007-2008 ODAC TOURNAMENT 

ODAC TOURN. QUARTERFINALS (at Salem Civic Center) 

#1 Guilford 81, #8 Eastern Mennonite 66 

#4 Roanoke 76, #5 Washington and Lee 66 

#2 Virginia Wesleyan 78, #7 Bridgewater 69 

#6 Hampden Sydney 69, #3 Randolph-Macon 67 

ODAC TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALS (at Salem Civic Center) 

#1 Guilford 67, #4 Roanoke 57 

#2 Virgina Wesleyan 68, #6 Hampden-Sydney 55 

ODAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME (at Salem Civic Center) 

#1 Guilford 91, #2 Virginia Welseyan 80 

2007-2008 ALL-ODAC TEAMS 

ALL-ODAC FIRST TEAM 

Greg Bienemann, Washington and Lee 

Tyler Fantin, Virginia Welseyan 

Turner King, Hampden-Sydney 

Justin Short, Randolph-Macon 

Ben Strong, Guilford 

Mason Woolridge, Bridgewater 

ALL-ODAC SECOND TEAM 

TonTon Balenga, Virginia Wesleyan 

Jeremy Dixon, Randolph-Macon 

Troy Kaase, Hampden-Sydney 

Josh LaPorte, Roanoke 

Brad Parkes, Eastern Mennonite 

Dominic Trawick, Bridgewater 

ALL-ODAC HONORABLE MENTION 

Erci Belkoski, Guilford 

Stephen Fields, Virginia Welseyan 

Claeb Kimbrough, Guilford 

Michael Oblitey, Bridgewater 

Curtis Peery, Roanoke 

Drew Prehmus, Hampden-Sydney 

Camillo Weinz, Emory & Henry 

PLAYER OF THE YEAR 

Ben Strong, Guilford 

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 

Jordan Brown, Randolph-Macon 

COACH OF THE YEAR 

Adam Hutchinson, Washington and Lee 

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 

Drew Prehmus, Hampden-Sydney 

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2007-2008 ODAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 

SCORING G PTS PPG 

1. Ben Strong, Guilford 29 747 25.8 

2. Greg Bienemann, Washington and Lee 26 559 21.5 

3. Turner King, Hampden-Sydney 27 522 19.3 

4. Mason Woolridge, Lynchburg 25 475 19.0 

5. Brad Parkes, Eastern Mennonite 26 476 18.3 

6. TonTon Balenga, Virginia Wesleyan 29 484 16.7 

7. Justin Short, Randolph-Macon 26 420 16.2 

8. Troy Kaase, Hampden-Sydney 27 426 45.8 

9. Dominic Trawick, Bridgewater 26 404 15.5 

10. Tyler Fantin, Virginia Welseyan 30 466 15.5 

REBOUNDING G REB RPG 

1. Ben Strong, Guilford 29 314 10.8 

2. Mason Woolridge, Lynchburg 25 208 8.3 

3. Tyler Fantin, Virginia Wesleyan 30 240 8.0 

4. Jeremy Dixon, Randolph-Macon 26 204 7.8 

5. Josh LaPorte, Roanoke 27 209 7.7 

6. Brad Parkes, Eastern Mennonite 26 192 7.4 

7. Troy Kaase, Hampden-Sydney 27 198 7.3 

8. Greg Bienemann, Washington and Lee 26 189 7.3 

9. Curtis Peery, Roanoke 26 186 7.2 

10. Corey Bailey, Eastern Mennonite 26 184 7.1 

FIELD GOAL PCT. (3 FGM/G) G FGM FGA PCT 

1. Kyle Huckins, Emory & Henry 25 122 168 .726 

2. Femi Kusimo, Washington and Lee 26 119 198 .601 

3. Troy Kaase, Hampden-Sydney 27 183 307 .596 

4. Jarell Christian, Emory & Henry 25 101 170 .594 

5. Greg Bienemann, Washington and Lee 26 219 370 .592 

FREE THROW PCT. (2.0 FTM/G) G FTM FTA PCT 

1. TonTon Balenga, Virginia Wesleyan 29 124 144 .861 

2. Turner King, Hampden-Sydney 27 75 89 .843 

3. Caleb Kimrough, Guilford 29 67 82 .817 

4. Mason Woolridge, Lynchburg 25 128 159 .805 

5. Justin Short, Randolph-Macon 26 105 133 .789 

3-PT FG PCT. (1.0 3PTM/G) G 3PTM 3PTA PCT 

1. Paul Matthews, Hampden-Sydney 26 33 68 .485 

2. Michael Oblitey, Bridgewater 26 47 100 .470 

3. Evan Fancourt, Lynchburg 24 42 101 .416 

4. Drew Prehmus, Hampden-Sydney 26 69 166 .416 

5. Justin Short, Randolph-Macon 26 45 110 .409 

ASSISTS G AST APG 

1. J.D. Dyson, Emory & Henry 25 132 5.28 

2. Marques Thomas, Emory & Henry 21 108 5.14 

3. Byron Lawton, Hampden-Sydney 27 122 4.52 

4. Caleb Kimbrough, Guilford 29 115 3.97 

5. Keith Carter, Roanoke 27 103 3.81 

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2008-2009 ODAC OPPONENTS 

BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE 

Dec. 3 - 7:00 - Bridgewater, Va./Feb. 14 - 2:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Bridgewater, Va. 

Enrollment: 1,540 

Nickname: Eagles 

Head Coach: Don Burgess (Radford '94) 

Record at School: First Year 

2007-08 Record: 13-13, 7-11 in the ODAC (7th) 

Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 

Sports Information Director (Phone): Steve Cox (540-828-5360) 

TOP RETURNEES YR POS HT PPG RPG 

Dominic Trawick Jr. G 6-3 15.5 3.9 

Michael Oblitey Sr. F 6-5 13.2 6.2 

Justin Reavis Sr. G 6-0 6.1 4.2 

EASTERN MENNONITE UNIVERSITY 

Jan. 7 - 7:00 - Harrisonburg, Va./Feb. 21 - 2:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Harrisonburg, Va. 


Nickname: Royals 

Head Coach: Kirby Dean (Eastern Mennonite '92) 

Record at School: 45-81 (5 years) 



Sports Information Director (Phone): Mike Zucconi (540-432-4441) 


George Johnson So. G 5-10 10.1 1.4 

D.J. Hinson So. F 6-4 9.2 1.6 

LeRoger Parrish Sr. G 6-2 4.5 1.1 

EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE 

Nov. 29 - 2:00 - Lexington, Va./Feb. 4 - 7:00 - Emory, Va. 

Location: Emory, Va. 

Enrollment: 975 

Nickname: Wasps 

Head Coach: Paul Russo (E&H '03) 

Record at School: 7-18 (2nd year) 

2007-08 Record: 7-18, 3-15 ODAC (9th) 


Sports Information Director (Phone): Nathan Graybeal (276-944-6830) 


Camillo Weinz Sr. G 6-1 15.2 2.1 

Robert Hudson Sr. G 5-8 14.6 2.7 

Kyle Huckins Sr. F 6-4 11.4 4.6 

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GUILFORD COLLEGE 

Feb. 7 - 3:00 - Greensboro, N.C. 

Location: Greensboro, N.C. 


Nickname: Quakers 

Head Coach: Tom Palombo (Virginia Wesleyan '89) 

Record at School: 91-47 (5 Years) 

2007-08 Record: 24-5, 16-2 in the ODAC (1st) 


Sports Information Director (Phone): Dave Walters (336-316-2107) 


Clay Henson Jr. G 6-1 12.9 3.6 

George Neville Sr. F 6-4 6.9 4.5 

Tyler Sanborn Jr. C 6-9 6.8 6.9 

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE 

Jan. 24 - 7:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Hampden-Sydney, Va. 


Nickname: Tigers 

Head Coach: Dee Vick (Hampden-Sydney '94)) 

Record at School: 0-0 (First Year) 



Sports Information Director (Phone): Matt Green (434-223-6156) 


Turner King Jr. G 6-3 19.3 5.7 

Karlis Trops Jr. G/F 6-5 5.6 4.5 

Byron Lawton Sr. G 6-1 5.4 2.1 

LYNCHBURG COLLEGE 

Jan. 14 - 7:00 - Lynchburg, Va./Feb. 11 - 7:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Lynchburg, Va. 


Nickname: Hornets 

Head Coach: Hilliary Scott (Roanoke '94) 

Record at School: 0-0 (First Year) 



Sports Information Director (Phone): Mike Carpenter (434-544-8495) 


Mason Wooldridge Jr. F 6-6 19.0 8.3 

Danny Reed Jr. G 6-4 9.9 4.2 

Steven Echols Jr. G 5-10 9.2 3.7 

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RANDOLPH COLLEGE 

Jan.31 - 2:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Lynchburg, Va. 


Nickname: WildCats 

Head Coach: Clay Nunley (Goucher '98) 

Record at School: 8-14 (1 year) 

2007-08 Record: 8-14, (07-08 was the program's first 


Sports Information Director (Phone): Vince Scalzo (434-947-8540) 


Pete Hamilton So. G 6-3 13.2 2.7 

Tim Clarke So. G 6-3 9.8 2.8 

Cameron Shepherd So. G 6-0 8.1 2.1 

RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE 

Jan. 28 - 7:00 - Lexington, Va./Feb. 9 - 7:00 - Ashland, Va. 

Location: Ashland, Va. 


Nickname: Yellow Jackets 

Head Coach: Mike Rhodes (Lebanon Valley '95) 


2007-08 Record: 20-6, 14-4 in the ODAC (3rd) 


Sports Information Director (Phone): Chris Kilcoyne (804-752-7387) 


Justin Short Sr. G 5-10 16.2 3.5 

Jordan Brown So. G/F 6-4 11.8 3.2 

Danny Jones So. F 6-6 8.1 3.8 

ROANOKE COLLEGE 

Jan. 17 - 7:00 - Salem, Va./Feb. 18 - 7:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Salem, Va. 


Nickname: Maroons 

Head Coach: Page Moir (Virginia Tech '83) 




Sports Information Director (Phone): Brad Moore (540-375-2344) 


Curtis Peery Sr. C 6-6 13.0 7.2 

Melvin Felix So. G 5-11 8.7 1.2 

Zach Milton Sr. G 6-2 7.6 3.0 

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VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE 

Jan. 10 - 2:00 - Virginia Beach, Va. 

Location: Norfolk, Va. 


Nickname: Marlins 

Head Coach: Dave Macedo (Wilkes '96) 


2007-08 Record: 23-7, 14-4 in the ODAC (2nd) 


Sports Information Director (Phone): Joe Wasulik (757-455-3393) 


Stephen Fields Jr. G 6-2 13.3 5.1 

Norman Hassell Sr. F 6-5 11.6 4.2 

Terrell Dixon Sr. G 5-10 6.8 2.8 

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Front Row (L to R): Jason Cimno, Matthew Locke, Kyle Bond, Isaiah Goodman, Kev 

Jonathan Guest, Craig Sauers. Back Row (L to R): Head Coach Adam Hutchinson, Be 

Coach Jamie Snyder-Fair 

2008-2009 W&L BASKETBALL ROSTER 

NO NAME POS YR HT 

10 Isaiah Goodman G Sr. 5-10 

12 Jason Cimino G So. 5-8 

14 Chris McHugh G Sr. 6-1 

20 Kirk Jones G/F Sr. 6-4 

22 Kyle Bond G Fy. 6-0 

23 Craig Sauers G Sr. 6-3 

24 Jonathan Guest G Fy. 6-2 

30 Matt Locke G So. 5-9 

34 Ben Goetsch F Jr. 6-5 

40 Ben Heller F Sr. 6-6 

42 Will Keirle G Fy. 6-0 

44 Ryan Owens F Sr. 6-5 

50 Charles Gould F Fy. 6-5 

51 Kevin Dyer G So. 5-9 

52 Zac White F Jr. 6-6 

53 Andrew Payne F Jr. 6-4 

54 Will Smith F Fy. 6-5 

55 Zac Burke F Fy. 6-5 

HEAD COACH: Adam Hutchinson (Amherst '93) 

ASSISTANT COACH: Jamie Snyder-Fair (Colby ’05) 

CAPTAINS: Isaiah Goodman, Chris McHugh, Kirk Jones 

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in Dyer. Middle Row (L to R): Will Keirle, Chris McHugh, Zachary Burke, Kirk Jones, 

n Goetsch, Will Smith, Charles Gould, Zac White, Ben Heller, Ryan Owens, Assistant 

WT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 

165 Richfield, Minn. Holy Angels 

155 Branchburg, N.J. Immaculata 

180 Chatham, N.J. Chatham 

200 Maple Glenn, Pa. Germantown Academy 

175 Boxborough, Mass. Brimmer and May 

185 Columbia, Md. Atholton 

200 West Hartford, Conn. Kingswood-Oxford 

155 Lansing, Ill. Lansing 

205 Timonium, Md. Gilman 

210 Houston, Texas Lamar 

175 Cincinnati, Ohio St. Xavier 

220 Floral Park, N.Y. Chaminade 

180 Vero Beach, Fla. Vero Beach 

155 Kensington, Md. Georgetown Prep 

185 Baltimore, Md. Park School 

195 Charleston, W.Va. George Washington 

205 Lothian, Md. Severn 

180 North Hampton, N.H. Governor’s Academy 

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W&L BASKETBALL HISTORY 

Since the Blue and White first tipped off in 

1906, basketball has been one of the most 

successful sports at Washington and Lee. 

The school has also produced a number 

of outstanding players. 

The first W&L great on the hardwood 

was Harry (Cy) Young who was named to 

the Helm Foundation's 1917 All-America 

team. Young led the Generals to a perfect 

13-0 record that season. 

W&L enjoyed numerous winning seasons 

over the next decade and a half, but 

it wasn't until Young returned as a coach 

Jay Handlan 

that W&L won a championship. The Generals 

won the 1934 Southern Conference 

championship with a narrow 30-29 win over Duke. That would prove to the first of 

four straight trips to the Southern Conference finals for W&L. 

The Blue Comets, as the W&L basketball teams of the late 1930s were called, 

brought home a second Southern Conference title in 1937 by beating North Carolina 

44-33. The victory avenged losses to the Tar Heels in each of the previous two 

championships. 

Those teams were led by the All-American duo of Norm Iler and Bob Spessard. 

Iler was a three-time All-Southern guard and earned All-America honors in 1936. 

Spessard was also a three-time All-Southern basketball player and the high-scoring 

center was an All-American in 1937. Spessard was the first player in school history 

to reach 1,000 career points. 

The W&L teams of the late 1940s and early 1950s didn't win often, but featured 

one of the nation's most explosive scorers in Jay Handlan. Handlan finished in the 

top 16 in the nation in scoring every year and ended his career with 2,002 points. 

At the time he was just the third player in collegiate history to reach 2,000 career 

points. Handlan still holds seven school records, including most points in a game 

- a 66-point performance against Furman in 1951. 

W&L's last years in the Southern Conference came in the late 1950s and provided 

W&L with one of its greatest teams. The University decided to abolish the practice of 

awarding scholarships in 1954, but honored those that had already been awarded. 

The 1956-57 team included five scholarship players who played almost all of the 

minutes that year. The team became known as the "Five-Star Generals." 

Dom Flora, Lee Marshall, Barry Storick, Frank Hoss and Barclay Smith led 

the team to a 20-7 finish, including a loss to West Virginia and its star "Hot Rod" 

Hundley in the finals of the Southern Conference tournament. It was the first time 

a W&L team won 20 games in a season. 

Marshall and Flora were named to numerous all-star teams with Marshall 

averaging 22.0 points a game and Flora 19.1. 

Flora had one more year left and made it one to remember even though the 

Generals finished just 9-16. Flora earned All-America honors averaging 25.4 points 

a game. Flora finished his career with 2,310 points, still the school record. 

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That season was the first of nine straight losing seasons. W&L turned it around 

in 1966-67 with a 20-5 record under third-year coach Verne Canfield. 

Beginning with the 1966-67 season the Generals won four of five College Athletic 

Conference championships. Those teams were led by the duo of Mel Cartwright and 

Mike Neer. Cartwright became the first General since Jay Handlan to lead the team 

in scoring four straight years. Neer made the most of a three-year career in Lexington 

by scoring 1,289 points and grabbing 1,003 rebounds, including a school-record 

403 in 1969-70. Cartwright and Neer are the only two players in school history to 

reach both 1,000 career points and rebounds. 

W&L had established itself as one of the top small college programs in the nation 

and the Generals were invited to the first-ever Division III national tournament 

in 1975. The Generals went just 15-12 that year, but defeated Navy 54-47 and lost 

to Virginia by just a 77-69 count. The Generals were bounced from the tournament 

by Glassboro State, the eventual runner-up. 

Canfield guided the Generals back to the NCAA tourney just two years later 

when the 1976-77 squad set a school-record with 23 wins. W&L, led by first-year 

starter Pat Dennis' 21.7 points a game, finished the year ranked 4th in Division III. 

Once again the Generals were eliminated in the first round. 

The following year Dennis set a school record with his 700 points, averaging 25.0 

points a game. W&L finished 22-6 and defeated Jersey City 66-65 in the opening 

round of the tourney before losing to Kean 80-64 in the championship game of the 

South Atlantic Regional. 

W&L's most recent trip to the tourney came in 1979-80 with an unlikely group. 

After finishing the regular season with just an 11-13 record, W&L won its third Old 

Dominion Athletic Conference championship in four years to qualify for the NCAAs. In 

the ODAC tourney W&L beat Emory & Henry 56-50, top-seeded Eastern Mennonite 

95-84 and Hampden-Sydney 58-56 on Rob Smitherman's 18-foot jump shot at the 

buzzer. W&L was eliminated in the opening round of the NCAA tourney. 

W&L's last championship was the ODAC regular season title in 1988-89 when 

a group of sophomores led by Chris Jacobs, Mike Holton and Ed Hart were the key 

forces. All three of those players finished their careers with over 1,000 points. 

W&L'S CHAMPIONSHIP SEASONS 

1934 - Southern Conference 

1938 - Southern Conference 

1967 - College Athletic Conference 




1976 - Va. College Athletic Association 

1977 - Old Dominion Athletic Conference 



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HONORED GENERALS 

ALL-AMERICANS 

Helms Foundation 

1917 - Harry K. (Cy) Young 

1936 - Norm Iler 

1937 - Bob Spessard 

1951 - Jay Handlan 

1958 - Dom Flora 

Associated Press Little All-America (From 1959-1979) 

1967 - Mel Cartwright (HM) 

1970 - Mel Cartwright (HM) 

1972 - Mike Daniel (HM) 

1974 - Skip Lichtfuss (HM) 

1976 - John Podgajny (HM) 

National Association of Basketball Coaches (Since 1967) 

1977 - Pat Dennis (3rd team) 

1978 - Pat Dennis (1st team) 

1989 - Chris Jacobs (HM) 

1990 - Chris Jacobs (HM) 

ALL-CONFERENCE (1ST TEAM ONLY) 

Southern Conference (1922-58) 

1934 - Joe Sawyers, Charles Smith 

1935 - Norm Iler, Joe Pette 

1936 - Norm Iler, Joe Pette, Bob Spessard 

1937 - Earl (Kit) Carson, Norm Iler, Bob Spessard 

1938 - Earl (Kit) Carson, Bob Spessard 

1951 - Jay Handlan 

1957 - Dom Flora, Lee Marshall 

1958 - Dom Flora 

College Athletic Conference (1963-1973) 

1963 - Tom Supak 

1967 - Mel Cartwright, Mal Wesseling 

1968 - John Carrere, Mike Neer 

1969 - Mel Cartwright 

1970 - Mel Cartwright, Mike Neer 

1971 - Mike Daniel, Paul McClure 

1972 - Mike Daniel, Skip Lichtfuss 

1973 - Skip Lichtfuss, Paul McClure 

Virginia College Athletic Association (1974-76) 

1974 - Skip Lichtfuss 

1976 - John Podgajny 

Old Dominion Athletic Conference (1977-present) 

1977 - Pat Dennis, Bob Flint 

1978 - Pat Dennis 

1980 - Tom Jeffries 

1981 - Rob Smitherman 

1982 - Brian Hanson 


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Old Dominion Athletic Conference -- Continued 

1984 - John Lee Graves 

1987 - Jeff Harralson 

1988 - Steve Hancock 

1989 - Chris Jacobs 

1996 - Cam Dyer 

2007 - Greg Bienemann 

2008 - Greg Bienemann 

NCAA POST-GRADUATE SCHOLARS 


1984 - John Lee Graves 

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 

1982 - John Lee Graves (HM) 

1989 - Mike Holton (2nd team) 

1990 - Mike Holton (3rd team) 

1991 - Mike Holton (2nd team) 

CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE 

Dom Flora • 1957-58 

25.4 ppg • 4.8 rpg 

COLLEGE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 

Mel Cartwright • 1969-70 

17.5 ppg • 11.9 rpg • 4.8 apg 

John Podgajny 

VIRGINIA COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOC. 

John Podgajny • 1975-76 

17.3 ppg • 5.7 rpg 

OLD DOMINION ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 

Pat Dennis 

Pat Dennis • 1976-77 

21.7 ppg • 5.3 rpg 

Pat Dennis • 1977-78 

25.0 ppg • 6.1 rpg 

Chris Jacobs • 1988-89 

19.3 ppg • 7.7 rpg 

Chris Jacobs 

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W&L RECORD BOOK 

Points Scored 

G: 66, Jay Handlan vs. Furman, 

2/17/51 

S: 700, Pat Dennis, 1977-78 

C: 2,310, Dom Flora, 1954-58 

Scoring Average 

S: 26.2, Jay Handlan, 1950-51 

C: 21.3, Jay Handlan, 1948-52 

Field Goals Made 


2/17/51 

S: 305, Pat Dennis, 1977-78 

C: 807, Dom Flora, 1954-58 

Field Goals Attempted 


2/17/51 

S: 641, Dom Flora, 1957-58 

C: 2,133, Dom Flora, 1954-58 

Field Goal Percentage 

G: 93.8, Hamill Jones (15-16), at Emory 

& Henry, 1/23/02 

S: 61.5, Femi Kusimo (110-179), 

2006-07 

C: 59.4, Femi Kusimo (390-657), 

2004-08 

Free Throws Made 

G: 18, Jon Coffman vs. Mary Washington, 

1/9/95; Dom Flora vs. West 

Virginia, 12/9/55; Jay Handlan vs. 

Virginia, 2/14/50 

S: 219, Dom Flora, 1955-56 

C: 696, Dom Flora, 1954-58 

Free Throws Attempted 

G: 22 Jon Coffman vs. Mary Washington, 

1/9/95 

S: 295, Dom Flora, 1955-56 

C: 954, Dom Flora, 1954-58 

Free Throw Percentage 

G: 100.0, Jay Handlan (18-18) vs. 

Virginia, 2/14/50 

S: 87.0, John Mumper (47-54), 2005-06 

C: 83.7, John Lee Graves (395-472), 

1980-84 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

3-pt Field Goals Made 

G: 7, Five players, most recently by Mike 

Stuart at Lynchburg, 1/17/04 

S: 63, Bryan Watkins, 1991-92; Ian Mc- 

Clure, 2002-03 

C: 207, Mike Holton, 1987-91 

3-pt Field Goals Attempted 

G: 15, Bryan Watkins vs. Lynchburg, 

1/15/92 

S: 181, Bryan Watkins, 1991-92 

C: 481, Mike Holton, 1987-91 

3-pt Field Goal Percentage 

G: 100.0, Chad Braley (5-5) vs. Villa 

Julie, 1/30/00 

S: 43.8, Mike Holton (46-105), 

1987-88 

C: 43.0, Mike Holton (207-481), 

1987-91 

Rebounds 

G: 29, Mike Neer vs. Old Dominion, 

2/11/70 

S: 403, Mike Neer, 1969-70 

C: 1,079, Mel Cartwright, 1966-70 

Rebound Average 

S: 19.7, Rodger Fauber (296 in 15 

games), 1962-63 

C: 16.4, Rodger Fauber (1,014 in 62 

games), 1959-63 

Assists 

G: 17, Mike Wenke vs. York, 

11/26/77 

S: 259, Mike Wenke, 1977-78 

C: 683, Mike Wenke, 1975-79 

Steals 

G: 7, Guy Kerr vs. Maryville, 1/6/73, 

11/29/74. 

S: 79, Guy Kerr, 1974-75 

C: 206, Mike Wenke, 1975-79 

Blocked Shots 

G: 7, Rob Smitherman vs. Eastern Mennonite, 

1/19/79 

S: 75, Rob Smitherman, 1978-79 

C: 190, Rob Smitherman, 1977-81 

Key: G-Game, S-Season, C-Career 

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TEAM RECORDS 

Most Points 

G: 126, vs. Mary Washington (121) 

1/9/95 

S: 2,488, 1977-78 (28 games) 

Most Points Allowed 

G: 122, at Emory & Henry (W&L 97), 

2/8/06 

Least Points Allowed 

All-time game: 0, vs. Elon (W&L 50), 

1920 

Modern game: 26, St. Andrews (W&L 

77), 2/3/67 

Least Points 

All-time game: 7, vs. Virginia (52), 1911 

Modern game: 24, vs. Va. Tech (105), 

1/9/59 

Field Goals Made 

G: 51, vs. Emory & Henry, 1/23/08 

S: 1,012, 1977-78 

Field Goals Attempted 

G: 102, vs. York, 2/10/73; vs. Eastern 

Mennonite, 2/2/78 

S: 2,140, 1954-55 

Field Goal Percentage 

G: 72.9, at Emory & Henry (43-59), 

2/7/07 

S: 51.8, (764-1,482), 1982-83 

Free Throws Made 

G: 41, vs. Morehead, 12/13/55 

S: 650, 1954-55 

Free Throws Attempted 

G: 52, vs. Mary Washington 1/9/95; vs. 

Morehead, 12/13/55; vs. Shepherd, 

12/19/68 

S: 946, 1954-55 

Free Throw Percentage 

G: 100.0, vs. Bridgewater (19-19), 

2/19/00 

S: 77.0, (452-628), 1984-85 

3-pt Field Goals Made 

G: 14, at Guilford, 3/14/07 

S: 175, 1991-92 

3-pt Field Goals Attempted 

G: 36, vs. Va. Wesleyan, 2/5/92 

S: 481, 1991-92 

3-pt Field Goal Percentage 

G: 83.3, vs. Queen's (5-6), 1/20/90; vs. 

Hampden-Sydney (5-6), 1/26/88 

S: 41.0, (136-332), 1987-88 

Most Rebounds 

G: 83, vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 12/4/64; vs. 

York, 2/10/73 

S: 1,474, 1955-56 

Most Fouls 

G: 37, vs. Va. Tech, 1/9/54; vs. Moravian, 

11/17/90 

S: 686, 1951-52 

Most Victories 

Season: 23, 1976-77 (23-5) 

Longest Winning Streak 

17, 1977-78 

Longest Home Court Winning Streak 

23, 1966-67 to 1967-68 

Undefeated Seasons 

13-0, 1916-17 

8-0, 1907-08 

6-0, 1919-20 

Undefeated Home Seasons 

14-0, 1988-89 

13-0, 1966-67 

GENERALS' FAST FACT 

Jay Handlan's school record of 71 field goal attempts against Furman 

in 1951 remains the NCAA Division I record for field goal 

attempts. It is the longest standing individual record in college 

basketball. 

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W&L CAREER LEADERS 

W&L's 1,000 POINT CLUB 

1. Dom Flora (1954-58)................................................................. 2,310 

2. Jay Handlan (1948-52).............................................................. 2,002 

3. Mel Cartwright (1966-67)........................................................... 1,800 

4. Mike Daniel (1968-72)............................................................... 1,665 

5. Skip Lichtfuss (1970-74)............................................................ 1,592 

6. Greg Bienemann (2004-08)....................................................... 1,573 

7. Lee Marshall (1954-57)............................................................. 1,561 

8. Chris Jacobs (1987-91)............................................................. 1,523 

9. Cam Dyer (1992-96).................................................................. 1,508 

10. John Lee Graves (1980-84)...................................................... 1,441 

11. Pat Dennis (1974-78)................................................................ 1,428 

12. Brian Hanson (1979-83)............................................................ 1,338 

13. Mike Neer (1967-70)................................................................. 1,289 

14. Ed Hart (1987-91)...................................................................... 1,238 

15. Jeff Harralson (1983-87)............................................................ 1,219 

16. Steve Hancock (1984-88).......................................................... 1,215 

17. Mike Holton (1987-91)............................................................... 1,171 

18. Bob Spessard (1934-38)........................................................... 1,120 

19. Rob Smitherman (1977-81)....................................................... 1,034 

20. James Rich (1951-54)............................................................... 1,005 

20. Dave Leunig (1975-79).............................................................. 1,005 

CAREER REBOUNDING LEADERS 

1. Mel Cartwright (1966-70)........................................................... 1,079 

2. Rodger Fauber (1959-63).......................................................... 1,014 

3. Mike Neer (1967-70)................................................................. 1,003 

4. Frank Hoss (1954-58)............................................................... 1,002 

5. Barry Storick (1954-57)................................................................ 876 

CAREER ASSIST LEADERS 

1. Mike Wenke (1975-79)................................................................. 683 

2. Mike Holton (1987-91).................................................................. 371 

3. Walt Plyler (1996-00).................................................................... 319 

4. George Spears (1978-82)............................................................ 299 

5. Chris Halkitis (2003-07)................................................................ 258 

CAREER STEAL LEADERS 

1. Mike Wenke (1975-79)................................................................. 206 

2. Guy Kerr (1972-75)...................................................................... 199 

3. Will Ballard (1997-01)................................................................... 149 

4. Chris Couzen (1993-97)............................................................... 148 

5. John Podgajny (1972-76)............................................................. 131 

CAREER BLOCKED SHOT LEADERS 

1. Rob Smitherman (1977-81).......................................................... 190 

2. Norm Kristoff (1972-76)................................................................ 154 

3. Scott Hudson (1996-00)............................................................... 118 

4. Femi Kusimo (2004-08).................................................................. 69 

5. Mark Connelly (1991-1995)............................................................ 68 

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 

YEAR NAME..................... PTS.... AVG 

07-08 Greg Bienemann..... 559.....21.5 




03-04 Chris Halkitis............ 278.....11.1 

02-03 Scott Hettermann..... 297.....12.4 

01-02 Mike Stuart.............. 235.......9.4 

00-01 Chad Braley............. 240.....10.4 

Will Ballard............... 219.....10.4 

99-00 Will Ballard............... 231.......9.2 

98-99 Rich Peterson.......... 296.....12.3 

97-98 Kelly Dyer................ 331.....13.2 

96-97 Rich Peterson.......... 341.....14.2 

95-96 Cam Dyer................ 532.....22.2 

94-95 Cam Dyer................ 430.....17.2 

93-94 Cam Dyer................ 346.....15.0 

92-93 Bryan Watkins......... 243.....10.6 

91-92 Bryan Watkins......... 361.....14.4 

90-91 Ed Hart.................... 391.....15.0 

89-90 Chris Jacobs............ 494.....18.3 

88-89 Chris Jacobs............ 522.....19.3 

87-88 Steve Hancock........ 452.....17.4 

86-87 Jeff Harralson.......... 524.....21.0 

85-86 Jeff Harralson.......... 413.....15.3 

84-85 Scott Shannon......... 331.....12.7 

83-84 John Lee Graves..... 519.....20.0 

82-83 Brian Hanson........... 432.....16.0 

81-82 John Lee Graves..... 374.....13.4 

80-81 Rob Smitherman...... 363.....14.0 

Carby Hoy................ 350.....14.0 

79-80 Thomas Jeffries..... 435.....15.0 

78-79 Carby Hoy................ 442.....16.4 

SCORING 

YEAR NAME..................... PTS.... AVG 

77-78 Pat Dennis............... 700.....25.0 

76-77 Pat Dennis............... 607.....21.7 

75-76 John Podgajny......... 451.....17.3 

74-75 Greg Croghan.......... 324.....12.0 

73-74 Skip Lichtfuss.......... 524.....21.8 

72-73 Skip Lichtfuss.......... 493.....19.7 

71-72 Mike Daniel.............. 631.....24.3 

70-71 Mike Daniel.............. 478.....19.1 

69-70 Mel Cartwright......... 437.....17.5 




65-66 Robert Bauer........... 371.....15.5 

64-65 Richard Livingston... 268.....14.1 

63-64 Louis Paterno.......... 328.....19.3 

62-63 Rodger Fauber........ 263.....17.5 

61-62 Tom Supak.............. 256.....15.1 

60-61 Brett Thackston....... 257.....14.3 

59-60 Mal Lassman........... 249.....14.6 

58-59 Mal Lassman........... 191.....15.9 

57-58 Dom Flora................ 634.....25.4 

56-57 Lee Marshall............ 594.....22.0 

55-56 Dom Flora................ 607.....21.7 

54-55 Lee Marshall............ 621.....21.4 

53-54 Jim Rich................... 446.....19.4 

52-53 Jim Rich................... 387.....17.6 

51-52 Jay Handlan............ 570.....21.1 




Incomplete records prior to 1948-49 

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 

YEAR NAME.................... REB.... AVG 

07-08 Greg Bienemann..... 189.......7.3 



04-05 David Will................. 135.......5.9 

03-04 David Will................. 105.......4.6 

02-03 Scott Hettermann..... 164.......6.8 

01-02 Scott Hettermann..... 138.......6.3 

00-01 Scott Hettermann....... 95.......5.3 

99-00 Brian Ricketts.......... 216.......8.6 

98-99 Rich Peterson.......... 171.......7.1 

97-98 Scott Hudson........... 133.......5.3 

96-97 Rich Peterson.......... 158.......6.6 

95-96 Cam Dyer................ 187.......7.8 

94-95 Cam Dyer................ 202.......8.1 

93-94 Robert Miggins........ 151.......6.3 

92-93 Robert Miggins........ 176.......7.3 

91-92 Mark Melton............. 153.......6.1 

Robert Miggins........ 152.......6.1 

90-91 Ed Hart.................... 181.......7.0 

89-90 Craig Hatfield........... 202.......7.5 

88-89 Chris Jacobs............ 208.......7.7 

87-88 Harmon Harden....... 129.......5.0 

86-87 Jeff Harralson.......... 194.......7.8 

85-86 Jeff Harralson.......... 172.......6.4 

84-85 Scott Shannon......... 197.......7.6 

83-84 John Lee Graves..... 207.......7.9 

82-83 Brian Hanson........... 224.......8.3 

81-82 John Lee Graves..... 206.......7.4 

80-81 Brian Hanson........... 230.......8.8 

79-80 Thomas Jeffries....... 207.......7.1 

REBOUNDING 

YEAR NAME.................... REB.... AVG 

78-79 Thomas Jeffries....... 192.......7.1 

77-78 Ardith Collins........... 183.......7.3 

76-77 James Berlin............ 227.......8.1 

75-76 Bob Flint.................. 169.......6.5 

74-75 Norman Kristoff........ 234.......8.7 

73-74 Skip Lichtfuss.......... 238.......9.9 

72-73 Paul McClure........... 268.....10.7 

71-72 Paul McClure........... 278.....10.7 

70-71 Paul McClure........... 253.....10.1 

69-70 Mike Neer................ 403.....16.1 

68-69 Mike Neer................ 295.....12.3 

67-68 Mike Neer................ 305.....12.0 


65-66 Bob Spessard, Jr..... 238.......9.5 

64-65 Bob Spessard, Jr..... 198.....10.3 

63-64 Bob Spessard, Jr..... 116.......6.8 

62-63 Rodger Fauber........ 296.....19.7 

61-62 Rodger Fauber........ 307.....18.1 

60-61 Rodger Fauber........ 302.....16.8 

59-60 Jack Daughtrey........ 161.....10.7 

58-59 Gene Girard............. 122.......7.6 

57-58 Frank Hoss.............. 321.....12.8 

56-57 Frank Hoss.............. 339.....12.6 

55-56 Barry Storick............ 325.....11.6 

54-55 Barry Storick............ 288.......9.9 

53-54 Jim Rich................... 204.......8.4 

52-53 Jim Rich................... 195.......8.8 

51-52 Dave Hodge............. 227.......8.4 

Rebounds first kept in 1951-52 

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ALL-TIME SEASON RESULTS 

C.L. KREBS (1906-09) 

15-12 (.555), Three Years 

Year.............................................Record.................................................... Coach 

1906-07............................................... 2-8......................................................C.L. Krebs 

1907-08............................................... 8-0......................................................C.L. Krebs 

1908-09............................................... 5-4......................................................C.L. Krebs 

F.J. PRATT (1909-10) 

6-6 (.500), One Year 


1909-10............................................... 6-6........................................................ F.J. Pratt 

J.W.H. POLLARD (1910-13) 

28-17 (.622), Three Years 


1910-11.............................................. 11-8................................................J.W.H. Pollard 

1911-12............................................... 8-5................................................J.W.H. Pollard 

1912-13............................................... 9-4................................................J.W.H. Pollard 

W.C. RAFERY (1913-23) 

79-45-1 (.636), 10 Years 


1913-14............................................. 7-5-1................................................. W.C. Raftery 

1914-15............................................... 5-8.................................................. W.C. Raftery 

1915-16............................................... 6-8.................................................. W.C. Raftery 

1916-17.............................................. 13-0................................................. W.C. Raftery 

1917-18............................................... 5-6.................................................. W.C. Raftery 

1918-19.............................................. 10-3................................................. W.C. Raftery 

1919-20............................................... 6-0.................................................. W.C. Raftery 

1920-21............................................... 9-4.................................................. W.C. Raftery 

1921-22.............................................. 11-3.................................................. W.C. Raftery 

1922-23............................................... 7-8.................................................. W.C. Raftery 

K.E. HINES (1923-24) 

9-5 (.643), One Year 


1923-24............................................... 9-5......................................................K.E. Hines 

EDDIE CAMERON (1924-25) 

8-5 (.615), One Year 


1924-25............................................... 8-5..............................................Eddie Cameron 

CAP'N DICK SMITH (1925-30) 

56-31 (.644), Five Years 


1925-26............................................... 9-7........................................... Cap'n Dick Smith 

1926-27.............................................. 10-6.......................................... Cap'n Dick Smith 




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RAY ELLERMAN (1930-32) 

20-17 (.541), Two Years 


1930-31.............................................. 11-7................................................. Ray Ellerman 

1931-32.............................................. 9-10................................................ Ray Ellerman 

HARRY (CY) YOUNG (1932-39, 1945-46) 

89-61 (.593), Eight Years 


1932-33.............................................. 6-10.......................................... Harry (Cy) Young 

1933-34.............................................. 10-6.......................................... Harry (Cy) Young 

1934-35............................................. 10-10......................................... Harry (Cy) Young 

1935-36.............................................. 19-2.......................................... Harry (Cy) Young 

1936-37.............................................. 17-4.......................................... Harry (Cy) Young 

1937-38.............................................. 12-9.......................................... Harry (Cy) Young 

1938-39.............................................. 13-9.......................................... Harry (Cy) Young 

1945-46.............................................. 2-11........................................... Harry (Cy) Young 

HAROLD CUNNINGHAM (1939-42) 

34-31 (.523), Three Years 


1939-40.............................................. 13-5......................................Harold Cunningham 

1940-41............................................. 11-11......................................Harold Cunningham 

1941-42............................................. 10-15.....................................Harold Cunningham 

GEORGE PROCTOR (1942-45) 

7-12 (.368), One Year 


1942-43.............................................. 7-12............................................. George Proctor 

1943-44............................................... 0-0......................... No team due to World War II 

1944-45............................................... 0-0......................... No team due to World War II 

CARL WISE (1946-48) 

23-23 (.500), Two Years 


1946-47.............................................. 16-7...................................................... Carl Wise 

1947-48.............................................. 7-16...................................................... Carl Wise 

ROBERT SPESSARD (1948-49) 

10-12 (.455), One Year 


1948-49............................................. 10-12..........................................Robert Spessard 

CONN DAVIS (1949-50) 

8-12 (.400), One Year 


1949-50.............................................. 8-12................................................... Conn Davis 

SCOTT HAMILTON (1950-52) 

14-38 (.269), Two Years 


1950-51.............................................. 8-17.............................................. Scott Hamilton 

1951-52.............................................. 6-21.............................................. Scott Hamilton 

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WILLIAM McCANN (1952-57) 

56-73 (.434), Five Years 


1952-53.............................................. 2-20............................................William McCann 


1954-55............................................. 16-13...........................................William McCann 

1955-56............................................. 12-16...........................................William McCann 


LOUIS (WEENIE) MILLER (1957-58) 

9-16 (.360), One Year 


1957-58.............................................. 9-16................................................... Louis Miller 

ROBERT McHENRY (1958-64) 

30-74 (.288), Six Years 


1958-59.............................................. 1-15........................................... Robert McHenry 


1960-61.............................................. 7-11............................................ Robert McHenry 

1961-62.............................................. 6-11............................................ Robert McHenry 



VERNE CANFIELD (1964-95) 

460-337 (.577), 31 Years 


1964-65.............................................. 2-17.............................................. Verne Canfield 

1965-66............................................. 10-15............................................. Verne Canfield 








1973-74............................................. 13-11.............................................. Verne Canfield 






















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SERIES RECORDS 

KEVIN MOORE (1995-99) 

21-77 (.214), Four Years 


1995-96.............................................. 3-21................................................. Kevin Moore 

1996-97.............................................. 2-22................................................. Kevin Moore 

1997-98............................................. 10-15................................................ Kevin Moore 

1998-99.............................................. 6-19................................................. Kevin Moore 

JEFF LAFAVE (1999-03) 

28-71 (.283), Four Years 


1999-2000.......................................... 9-16.................................................... Jeff Lafave 

2000-2001.......................................... 4-20.................................................... Jeff Lafave 

2001-2002.......................................... 7-18.................................................... Jeff Lafave 

2002-2003.......................................... 8-17.................................................... Jeff Lafave 

ADAM HUTCHINSON (2003-Present) 

39-85 (.315), Five Years 


2003-04.............................................. 7-18......................................... Adam Hutchinson 



2006-07............................................. 11-14......................................... Adam Hutchinson 

2007-08............................................. 15-11......................................... Adam Hutchinson 

100 Seasons........................ 1,049-1,060-1 (.497)......................................22 Coaches 

OPPONENT W L 

Albright 0 1 

Alderson Broaddus 1 0 

Akron 0 1 

Alabama 0 1 

Alfred Hol. 1 0 

Alfred 1 0 

Allegheny 2 1 

Allentown 1 1 

Alma 1 2 

A.M.A. 3 0 

A&M 3 0 

Amherst 2 1 

Asheville Athletic 1 1 

Asheville-Biltmore 1 1 

Ashland 0 1 

Auburn 1 1 

Averett 6 3 

Baltimore 1 8 

Belmont Abbey 1 0 

Belvedere 0 1 

Bethany 1 1 

Bloomfield 0 1 

Bloomsburg 1 0 

Bluefield 1 0 

Bowdoin 1 0 

Bowie State 2 1 

Bradley 0 1 

Bridgewater 71 42 

Bryant 1 0 

OPPONENT W L 

Buffalo St. 1 0 

Camp Lee 1 0 

Camp Pickett 1 2 

Carnegie Mellon 1 2 

Carson Newman 1 0 

Case Reserve 0 1 

Castleton St. 3 0 

Catholic 9 13 

City Col. of N.Y. 0 4 

Centre 3 7 

Charlotte Y.M.C.A. 1 1 

Chattanooga 0 2 

Chowan 0 1 

Christopher Newport 2 0 

Cincinnati 0 1 

Citadel 9 6 

Claremont Mudd Scripps 1 0 

Clarkson 1 0 

Clemson 3 2 

Clinch Valley 3 0 

Colorado Coll. 1 0 

Columbia 1 0 

Concordia 1 0 

Connecticut College 0 0 

Cortland St. 2 0 

C.W. Post 0 1 

D.C. Teachers 0 1 

Daniel Webster 1 0 

Danville 2 0 

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OPPONENT W L 

Davidson 13 12 

David Lipscomb 0 1 

Davis & Elkins 6 0 

Dayton 1 1 

Delaware 1 0 

Delaware Valley 0 0 

Denison 1 0 

Dickinson 5 1 

Drew 2 0 

Drexel 0 1 

Duke 9 19 

DuPont 4 0 

East Carolina 0 1 

Eastern 0 1 

Eastern Connecticut 1 1 

E. Mennonite 48 25 

East Tennessee 1 1 

Eckerd 0 1 

Edinboro St. 1 0 

Elmira 1 1 

Elon 6 1 

Emory 8 8 

Emory & Henry 54 37 

Enka Mills 0 1 

Evansville 0 2 

Fairleigh Dickinson 0 2 

Ferrum 1 0 

Florida Presbyterian 0 3 

Florida Southern 0 1 

Ft. Belvoir 2 0 

Ft. Meade 1 1 

Framingham St. 1 0 

Franklin & Marshall 2 3 

Frederick 4 0 

Frostburg St. 1 0 

Furman 5 2 

Gallaudet 2 0 

Georgetown 2 3 

Geo. Washington 11 25 

Georgia 1 3 

Gettysburg 0 3 

Glassboro St. 0 1 

Goucher 1 0 

Greensboro 8 4 

Grove City 2 0 

Guilford 14 25 

Hamline 1 0 

Hampden-Sydney 41 69 

Hanes Mill 1 0 

Hartwick 1 0 

Harvard 0 1 

Haverford 3 2 

High Point 0 1 

Hope 0 1 

House of David 2 0 

Ithaca 0 2 

James Madison 0 4 

Jersey City 1 0 

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OPPONENT W L 

John Carroll 0 3 

Johns Hopkins 5 1 

Johnson St. 1 0 

Kalamazoo 0 0 

Kean 1 1 

Kentucky 1 11 

Ky. Teachers 0 1 

Ky. Wesleyan 1 0 

Keuka 0 1 

King 1 4 

King's Point 1 0 

Kroger Blue 2 0 

Lafayette 0 1 

Langley Fld. 1 0 

Lebanon Valley 3 2 

Lehigh 0 1 

Lehman 3 0 

Lenoir-Rhyne 1 1 

Lock Haven 1 0 

Louisville 1 0 

Loyola, Md. 1 2 

Long Island 0 2 

Lycoming 1 1 

Lynchburg 72 31 

Manhattan 0 2 

Manhattanville 0 1 

Marshall 2 3 

Mars Hill 1 1 

Maryland 23 26 

Marymount 2 0 

Maryville 18 10 

Mary Washington 8 7 

Mass. Maritime 1 0 

McDaniel 2 2 

Methodist 5 0 

Miami, Fl. 0 2 

Middlebury 1 1 

Milligan 1 0 

Millsaps 0 1 

M.I.T. 1 1 

Moravian 0 1 

Morehead 0 2 

Morris Harvey 1 2 

Mt. Union 1 0 

Mt. St. Mary, N.Y. 3 1 

Muskingham 1 0 

Navy 4 5 

Nazareth 1 1 

N.N. Apprentice 1 0 

Newport News Y 1 0 

SUNY-New Paltz 0 1 

NYU 0 0 

N.Y. Maritime 1 0 

Nichols St. 0 1 

Norfolk Naval 1 0 

North Carolina 13 19 

N.C. A&M 3 0 

UNC-Charlotte 4 2


OPPONENT W L 

UNC-Greensboro 4 2 

N.C. State 7 9 

N.C. Wesleyan 5 0 

UNC-Wilmington 1 0 

Notre Dame, Cal. 1 0 

Oberlin 1 0 

Occidental 1 0 

Oglethorpe 0 2 

Ohio 0 1 

Old Dominion 3 13 

Old Westbury 0 1 

Oneonta State 0 0 

Oswego State 1 0 

Pacific 1 0 

Pembroke St. 1 0 

Pennsylvania 1 0 

Pfeiffer 0 1 

Phila. Univ. of the Sciences 1 1 

Piedmont 1 0 

Pitt-Johnstown 1 0 

Pomona-Pitzer 0 2 

Pratt Institute 2 1 

Quantico 4 2 

Queens (N.C.) 1 1 

Queens (N.Y.) 1 0 

Randolph 0 0 

Randolph-Macon 13 58 

Rhode Island Col. 1 0 

Rhodes 4 2 

Richmond 28 24 

Ripon 0 1 

Roanoke 36 76 

Roanoke Nat. Bus. 2 1 

Roanoke Scrap. 1 0 

Roanoke Y.M.C.A. 3 0 

Rochester 2 1 

Rollers 1 0 

Rollins 1 0 

R.P.I. 6 3 

St. Andrews 1 0 

St. Johns 10 4 

St. Leo 1 0 

St. Mary's Calif. 1 0 

St. Mary’s, Md. 1 2 

St. Pauls 1 1 

St. Vincent 1 0 

Salem Ind. 1 0 

Salisbury St. 4 2 

Savannah A&D 0 1 

Seton Hall 0 1 

Sewanee 6 4 

Shawnees 2 0 

Shenandoah 6 3 

Shepherd 1 0 

Skidmore 0 0 

South Carolina 5 2 

Southeastern 1 0 

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OPPONENT W L 

Southwestern 0 1 

Southern Virginia 1 0 

Springfield 0 1 

Stanislaus St. 0 1 

Staten Island 1 1 

Staunton Military 3 0 

SUNY-New Paltz 1 1 

Susquehanna 1 0 

Swarthmore 4 3 

Temple 0 1 

Tennessee 4 2 

Thiel 1 1 

Thomas 2 0 

Thomas More 1 0 

Toledo 0 1 

Towson St. 1 2 

Transylvania 0 1 

Trinity, Conn. 0 2 

Trinity, Texas 6 2 

Tufts 0 2 

Tulane 0 1 

Union Theolog. 1 0 

Upsala 0 1 

Ursinus 1 1 

Utica 1 0 

Vanderbilt 1 2 

Villa Julie 1 0 

Villanova 0 3 

Virginia 37 41 

Va. Christian 3 0 

Va. Commonwealth 3 1 

VMI 0 3 

Va. Tech 53 32 

Va. Wesleyan 10 33 

Wabash 0 1 

Wake Forest 5 6 

Washington & Jefferson 1 0 

Washington College 2 1 

Washington University 5 4 

Wesley 1 1 

Wesleyan 1 1 

Western Conn. St. 0 1 

Western St. 1 1 

West Florida 0 1 

West Virginia 5 27 

West Va. Tech 2 2 

West. Va. Wesleyan 1 1 

Williams 1 0 

William & Mary 26 24 

William Paterson 0 1 

Wilmington 0 1 

Wofford 1 0 

Woodberry Forest 1 0 

Wooster 0 1 

Xavier 0 1 

2008-09 Opponents in Bold


SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS (SINCE 1950) 

1949-50 (8-12) 

-- N.C. State L 47-67 

-- Wake Forest W 61-54 

-- Camp Meade L 59-61 

-- Maryland L 46-65 

-- George Washington L 68-83 

-- Duke L 67-81 


-- William & Mary (A) L 56-80 

-- West Virginia Tech W 79-67 

-- Bridgewater W 63-54 

-- Roanoke Rebels L 58-72 

-- Virginia Tech W 73-69 


-- Virginia Tech L 71-80 

-- Virginia W 68-62 

-- Richmond W 88-75 

-- William & Mary (H) L 57-70 

-- Clemson L 63-78 



1950-51 (8-17) 

-- High Point L 69-82 

-- Hanes Mills W 56-53 

-- Enka Mills L 67-83 

-- Quantico W 70-68 

-- Wake Forest L 61-73 

-- Duke L 69-97 



J6 William & Mary (A) L 55-76 

-- Virginia L 62-64 

-- Richmond L 59-77 


J17 William & Mary (A) L 65-73 



-- West Virginia L 70-88 

-- Maryland W 83-65 



-- Duke L 68-94 

-- Davidson W 81-68 

-- Furman W 97-82 



-- West Virginia Tech L 69-98 

1951-52 (6-21) 

-- Norfolk Naval W 71-59 


-- Kentucky L 46-96 


-- Davidson L 64-69 

-- Furman L 63-65 

-- Maryland W 51-43 

-- Miami (Ohio) L 57-82 

-- Akron L 88-94 

-- Toledo L 59-76 

-- Hope L 57-68 

-- Bradley L 56-76 

-- Roanoke L 69-75 





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1951-52 -- Continued 

-- Quantico L 58-76 



-- William & Mary (A) L 75-89 







1952-53 (2-20) 

D3 North Carolina (A) L 48-67 

-- N.C. State L 63-88 


-- Duke L 80-91 




J9 North Carolina (H) L 75-97 





-- Furman L 75-92 




-- N.C. State L 69-108 


F21 William & Mary (A) L 73-94 

-- Roanoke W 72-67 



1953-54 (6-17) 

-- Bridgewater W 77-55 

-- Lynchburg W 73-39 



-- Hampden-Sydney W 70-59 






F2 North Carolina (N) L 60-69 


F6 William & Mary (H) L 58-73 







-- The Citadel W 84-66 



-- George Washington L 64-76


1954-55 (16-13, 8-5 Southern) 

D1 Bridgewater (A) W 119-72 

D4 Tennessee (A) L 66-82 

D6 Vanderbilt (A) L 88-104 

D8 Richmond* (H) L 78-95 

D11 West Virginia* (A) L 86-96 

D14 Hampden-Sydney (H) W 99-62 

D18 Auburn (N) L 81-91 

D19 Miami (Fla.) (N) L 75-80 

D20 Carnegie Mellon (A) W 90-79 

-- Virginia (A) L 90-96 

J1 Marshall (A) L 79-89 

J6 Roanoke (A) W 84-72 

J8 William & Mary* (H) W 86-67 

J12 Virginia Tech* (H) W 88-63 

J14 Virginia (A) L 91-104 

F4 Davidson* (A) W 83-56 

F5 The Citadel* (A) W 70-53 

F8 Roanoke (H) W 100-65 

F10 Virginia Tech* (A) W 82-67 

F12 West Virginia* (A) L 85-96 

F15 George Washington* (A) L 62-69 

F17 Richmond* (A) W 91-86 

F19 William & Mary* (A) L 73-78 

F23 The Citadel* (H) W 89-50 

F25 Davidson* (H) W 61-52 

F26 East Tennessee State (A) W 79-70 

M1 Virginia (H) W 98-89 

M3 $Furman (A) W 97-63 

M4 $West Virginia (A) L 74-89 

$ - Southern Conference Tournament 

1955-56 (12-16, 5-8 Southern) 


D6 Richmond* (H) W 78-76 


D10 Marshall (A) L 83-115 

D13 Morehead State (H) L 87-92 (OT) 

D16 George Washington* (A) L 70-86 

D28 Dayton (A) L 54-86 

D29 Pacific (N) W 65-64 

D30 Kentucky Wesleyan (A) W 88-78 

D31 Evansville (N) L 69-86 

J3 West Virginia* (A) L 84-98 

J7 William & Mary* (A) L 70-79 

J10 Roanoke (H) W 103-79 

J14 Davidson* (H) L 65-71 

J16 Virginia (A) L 71-73 

J19 Virginia Tech* (H) L 49-60 

J21 Villanova (H) L 66-82 

F7 Johns Hopkins (H) W 86-62 



F14 Virginia Tech* (A) L 64-68 

F16 Virginia (H) W 79-71 

F18 William & Mary* (H) W 70-57 


F22 Richmond* (A) L 70-88 

F25 Cincinnati (A) L 57-87 

M1 $George Washington W 63-60 

M2 $Richmond L 56-65 


1956-57 (20-7, 10-3 Southern) 

D1 Kentucky (A) L 66-94 

D4 Hampden-Sydney (A) W 98-53 

D6 William & Mary* (H) W 79-72 


D11 Richmond* (H) W 86-83 

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D15 Virginia (A) W 74-62 

D19 George Washington* (A) W 64-63 

D27 Columbia (N) W 69-66 

D28 Lafayette (N) L 69-74 

D29 Penn State (N) W 76-68 

J8 The Citadel* (H) W 72-69 

J11 Davidson* (H) W 72-63 

J15 Presbyterian (H) W 86-65 

J18 George Washington* (H) W 84-57 

F4 Johns Hopkins (A) W 88-69 



F12 Virginia Tech* (A) L 56-66 

F16 Kentucky Wesleyan (H) W 73-70 

F19 Virginia Tech* (H) L 46-54 

F20 Villanova (A) L 69-70 (OT) 

F22 William & Mary* (A) W 80-58 

F26 Richmond* (A) W 77-68 

M2 Virginia (H) W 73-69 

M7 $The Citadel (N) W 85-62 

M8 $Virginia Tech (N) W 68-54 

M9 $West Virginia (N) L 52-67 


1957-58 (9-16, 4-9 Southern) 

D3 Bridgewater (N) W 65-62 

D5 Randolph-Macon (H) W 78-60 

D10 Richmond* (H) L 65-75 

D12 St. John's (A) L 73-85 

D14 West Virginia* (N) L 69-74 

D18 Virginia (A) L 63-87 

D28 Marshall (A) L 73-97 

D30 Ohio (N) L 64-65 

D31 Southern Illinois (N) L 66-69 

J2 Morehead State (A) L 59-103 

J4 West Virginia* (A) L 71-100 

J6 Davidson* (H) L 63-84 

J8 Randolph-Macon (A) W 73-54 

J11 Hampden-Sydney (H) W 61-53 

J16 Virginia Tech* (A) L 60-96 

F4 Roanoke (A) W 90-51 



F11 Virginia Tech* (H) L 64-78 

F15 William & Mary* (H) L 84-86 


F21 William & Mary* (A) L 72-88 

F22 Richmond* (A) L 79-80 

F26 George Washington* (H) W 81-70 

M1 Villanova (A) L 46-71 

1958-59 (1-15) 

D3 William & Mary (H) L 60-63 

D9 Richmond (H) L 63-78 

D13 The Citadel (A) L 69-89 

D15 Davidson (A) L 71-98 

D18 George Washington (H) L 57-106 

J3 George Washington (A) L 37-86 

J6 Hampden-Sydney (A) L 66-84 

J9 Virginia Tech (A) L 24-105 

J13 Virginia (H) L 45-89 

F5 Hampden-Sydney (H) L 67-76 

F7 The Citadel (H) L 54-66 

F10 Davidson (H) L 75-84 


F16 Richmond (A) L 62-69 

F18 Virginia Tech (H) L 51-78 

F21 Randolph-Macon (A) W 62-56


1959-60 (7-10) 

D2 Bridgewater (H) L 59-62 

-- Tenn.-Chattanooga (A) L 60-71 

D5 Sewanee (A) L 57-78 

-- Bridgewater (A) L 51-63 

D12 Emory & Henry (H) W 76-55 

D15 Richmond (A) L 55-71 

-- Catholic (A) L 62-72 

-- Randolph-Macon (H) W 70-61 

-- Catholic (H) W 80-74 


F4 Hampden-Sydney (A) L 70-72 

-- Washington College (H) W 61-56 

-- Randolph-Macon (A) L 77-86 

-- Lynchburg (H) W 83-61 


-- Emory & Henry (A) L 77-78 

-- Virginia (A) L 59-86 

1960-61 (7-11) 

D1 Bridgewater (A) L 50-57 

D3 William & Mary (H) L 45-67 

D5 Richmond (A) L 51-80 

D8 Randolph-Macon (A) L 49-75 

D10 Sewanee (H) W 78-56 

D13 Emory & Henry (H) W 62-50 

D15 Catholic (A) L 48-65 

D16 Franklin & Marshall (A) L 56-60 

J7 Tenn.-Chattanooga (H) L 69-70 


J11 Bridgewater (H) W 68-63 


F8 Randolph-Macon (H) W 73-69 

F11 Lynchburg (A) W 68-65 

F13 Virginia (H) W 78-68 

F15 Roanoke (A) L 63-77 

F17 Catholic (H) L 69-91 

F21 Emory & Henry (A) L 59-68 

1961-62 (7-10) 


D4 Bridgewater (H) W 67-49 

D8 Catholic (H) L 54-55 

D11 Emory & Henry (A) L 55-75 

D15 Franklin & Marshall (H) W 86-79 

J6 Lynchburg (H) W 78-74 (OT) 

J8 Hampden-Sydney (A) L 66-77 

J13 Randolph-Macon (H) L 57-62 

J17 Bridgewater (A) W 64-48 (OT) 

J20 Old Dominion (H) W 71-58 

F10 Hampden-Sydney (H) L 61-70 


F16 Catholic (A) L 52-83 

F17 Washington College (A) L 70-73 

F20 Randolph-Macon (A) L 55-70 

F22 Old Dominion (A) L 69-75 

F24 Emory & Henry (A) W 99-81 

1962-63 (5-14) 

N30 Lebanon Valley (H) L 57-69 


D7 Old Dominion (A) L 64-73 

D8 Randolph-Macon (A) L 59-76 

D11 King (H) L 58-63 (OT) 

D15 Centre (H) L 78-82 

D17 Catholic (A) L 41-65 

D18 Widener (A) W 76-68 


J10 Lynchburg (A) L 63-64 

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J19 Old Dominion (H) L 67-69 



F16 Baltimore (H) L 57-69 

F19 Randolph-Macon (H) L 62-97 

F21 $Rhodes (N) W 70-61 

F22 $Sewanee (A) L 50-71 

F23 $Washington Univ. (N) L 57-78 

$ - College Athletic Conference Tournament 

1963-64 (4-13) 



D12 Lynchburg (H) W 58-54 

D14 Centre (A) L 70-86 

D17 Catholic (H) L 71-79 

D20 Widener (H) W 75-48 

J11 R.P.I. (A) L 69-79 

J14 Bridgewater (A) L 76-90 

J17 Western Maryland (H) L 63-69 

J18 Old Dominion (H) L 63-65 (OT) 

F6 King (A) L 59-79 

F8 Randolph-Macon (H) L 57-103 

F11 Roanoke (H) L 67-96 

F14 Baltimore (A) L 81-97 

F15 Lebanon Valley (A) L 75-96 

F18 R.P.I. (H) W 86-61 

F21 $Centre (N) L 68-85 


1964-65 (1-16) 


D5 Hampden-Sydney (A) L 84-118 


D12 Centre (H) L 80-93 

D15 Hampden-Sydney (H) L 77-112 

-- Towson State (A) L 90-96 

J6 Lynchburg (A) L 81-87 

J8 D.C. Teachers (A) L 79-96 

-- R.P.I. (A) L 77-103 

J11 Pfeiffer (H) L 69-81 

-- Bridgewater (A) L 63-87 

F4 Roanoke (H) L 61-71 


F9 Old Dominion (H) W 95-85 

-- Roanoke (A) L 75-85 

F16 R.P.I. (H) L 71-79 

-- $Centre (N) L 81-105 


1965-66 (10-15) 

D1 Bridgewater (A) L 92-119 


D4 N.C. Wesleyan (A) W 86-69 

D10 King (A) L 59-88 

D11 Centre (A) L 75-88 

D15 David Lipscomb (H) L 70-83 

D17 Lynchburg W 86-66 

D18 UNC-Charlotte (A) L 76-78 

D20 Florida Presbyterian (A) L 59-69 

D21 Florida Southern (A) L 59-93 

J7 Lynchburg (A) W 86-66 

J8 UNC-Charlotte (H) L 65-74 

J11 R.P.I. (H) W 59-57 

J13 Bridgewater (H) L 68-92 

J14 Eastern Mennonite (H) W 93-71 

F4 Towson State (H) W 80-70



F5 Randolph-Macon L 73-77 

F8 R.P.I. (A) W 72-71 


F12 Eastern Mennonite (A) W 76-70 


F18 Emory & Henry (H) W 75-62 

F24 $Rhodes (A) W 72-70 

F25 $Sewanee (A) L 61-81 

F26 $Centre (A) L 71-75 


1966-67 (20-5) 


D3 UNC-Charlotte (H) W 107-85 

D6 Eastern Mennonite (A) W 98-68 

D8 Hampden-Sydney (H) L 66-78 

D10 Davis & Elkins (H) W 84-74 

D16 N.C. Wesleyan (H) W 64-63 

D17 Methodist (A) W 62-51 

J4 Greensboro (A) W 92-75 


J7 Methodist (H) W 74-58 

J10 R.P.I. (H) W 89-84 

J13 King (H) W 95-64 


F3 St. Andrews (H) W 77-26 

F4 N.C. Wesleyan (H) W 67-54 


F10 UNC-Charlotte (A) W 76-46 

F11 St. Andrews (A) W 86-59 

F14 Lynchburg (A) L 78-96 

F16 Old Dominion (H) W 94-75 

F18 Emory & Henry (A) L 83-85 

F20 Lynchburg (H) W 94-65 

F21 Eastern Mennonite (H) W 99-64 

F24 $Sewanee (H) W 78-56 

F25 $Rhodes (H) W 75-59 


1967-68 (19-6) 


D5 R.P.I. (H) W 61-40 

D8 Lycoming (A) L 70-78 

D9 Maryville (A) W 102-62 

D12 Lynchburg (A) W 68-44 

D14 Asheville-Biltmore W 85-72 

D16 Methodist (A) W 91-71 

D17 N.C. Wesleyan (A) W 89-61 

D19 UNC-Charlotte (A) W 85-60 

J5 Milligan (H) W 94-65 

J6 UNC-Charlotte (H) W 91-60 

J8 R.P.I. (A) W 64-46 


J13 East Carolina (A) L 73-100 

J16 Greensboro (H) W 76-57 

J19 Mars Hill (H) W 79-55 


F9 Old Dominion (A) L 70-78 

F10 Greensboro (A) W 103-68 


F16 West Florida (A) L 64-85 

F17 Florida Presbyterian (A) L 71-74 


F24 $Washington Univ. (N) W 65-60 

F25 $Rhodes (N) W 58-53 


48 

1968-69 (19-5) 

D2 Randolph-Macon (H) L 71-78 


D6 Va. Commonwealth (A) W 83-70 


D12 Hampden-Sydney (H) W 75-73 

D14 Methodist (H) W 80-72 

D16 Guilford (H) W 94-76 

D19 Shepherd (H) W 89-65 

D20 Bloomsburg (H) W 87-75 

J4 Baltimore (A) L 73-89 

J7 Va. Commonwealth (H) W 80-75 

J9 Bridgewater (A) W 73-67 

J11 West Virginia Tech (H) W 47-36 

J14 Florida Presbyterian (H) L 75-83 

J15 Navy (A) W 70-69 


F7 Western Maryland (H) W 88-69 

F8 Asheville-Biltmore (A) L 83-111 

F11 Lynchburg (A) W 77-72 

F13 Quantico Marines (H) W 67-63 

F15 Davis & Elkins (A) W 76-67 

F18 Emory & Henry (A) W 68-63 (OT) 

F21 $Centre (N) W 79-68 

F22 $Rhodes (A) L 55-73 


1969-70 (17-8) 

D1 Rand.-Macon (A) L 56-57 


D6 Rollins (H) W 84-62 


D11 Hamp.-Sydney (H) W 86-56 

D13 Lehigh (A) L 71-85 

D16 Alma (H) W 67-59 

D18 Centre (H) W 91-78 

D19 Wofford (H) W 73-63 

J5 V.C.U (A) L 83-90 


J10 Navy (A) W 70-56 

J12 Emory & Henry (H) W 82-52 

J14 Belmont Abbey (H) W 92-64 

F4 Hamp.-Sydney (A) W 76-72 

F7 Baltimore (H) L 66-70 


F11 O.D.U. (H) L 79-90 

F14 Mars Hill (A) L 79-87 

F17 West Va. Tech (A) L 70-85 

F20 Davis & Elkins (H) W 107-80 

F21 F.D.U. (H) L 69-76 

F24 V.C.U. (H) W 87-71 

F27 #Centre (N) W 93-66 

F28 #Wash. Univ. (A) W 82-69 

# - CAC Tournament (Champions) 

1970-71 (17-8) 

D1 Rand.-Macon (H) W 53-46 


D5 O.D.U. (A) L 60-84 


D9 Hamp.-Sydney (A) L 79-83 


J8 King (N) L 48-54 

J9 M.I.T. (N) W 67-57 

J13 Navy (A) L 53-76 

J15 St. Paul's (H) W 74-68 

J16 Bryant (H) W 79-72 

J19 Johns Hopkins (A) W 72-62 

J22 Davis & Elkins (A) W 66-61



J27 Pembroke St. (H) W 64-56 

F2 Virginia (A) L 70-92 

F3 Hamp.-Sydney (H) W 78-74 



F12 Loyola, Md. (H) L 63-64 

F16 Bridgewater (A) W 73-70 

F18 Dickinson (H) W 84-71 

F20 F.D.U. (A) L 47-67 

F23 UNC-Wilmington (H) W 86-84 

F26 #Wash. Univ. (N) W 82-72 

F27 #Southwestern (N) W 85-71 

# - CAC Tournament (Champions) 

1971-72 (17-9) 

D1 Virginia (H) L 80-113 

D3 Lycoming (H) W 107-83 

D4 Drexel (H) L 72-86 


D8 Hamp.-Sydney (H) W 82-71 

J5 Navy (A) W 57-56 

J6 Lehigh (H) L 63-66 


J14 Guilford (A) L 68-86 

J19 Emory & Henry (A) W 93-72 

J22 Fla. Presby. (H) W 81-72 

J25 Johns Hopkins (H) W 91-68 

J28 Rhode Isl. Col. (H) W 86-84 

J29 Loyola, Md. (A) L 61-72 




F7 Lynchburg (H) L 82-89 

F9 Rand.-Macon (A) L 69-73 

F12 York (H) W 92-62 

F17 Dickinson (A) W 80-76 

F19 Davis & Elkins (H) W 99-68 

F21 Belmont Abbey (A) L 71-73 

F24 #Sewanee (H) W 78-76 

F25 #Centre (H) W 76-75 

F26 #Southwestern (H) L 78-79 

# - CAC Tournament 

1972-73 (13-12) 

N28 Pitt-Johnstown (H) W 64-61 

N30 Rand.-Macon (H) L 71-75 



D6 Hamp.-Sydney (A) W 79-68 

D29 Nichols St. (N) L 72-84 

D30 Spring Hill (N) W 69-60 

J5 Wash. College (H) W 76-63 

J6 Lebanon Valley (H) L 79-82 


J10 Towson St. (H) L 64-74 

J13 UNC-Wilmington (A) L 54-56 


J20 O.D.U. (H) L 68-74 

J22 Rollins (H) L 59-70 

J24 J.M.U. (H) W 65-57 

J27 Va. Union (H) L 70-72 

F2 Bridgewater (H) W 82-56 



F10 York (A) W 84-67 

F17 Hamp.-Sydney (H) L 68-78 

F22 #Centre (N) W 86-74 

F23 #Southwestern (N) W 68-60 

F24 #Sewanee (A) L 81-89 

# - CAC Tournament 

49 

1973-74 (13-11) 

N30 Clinch Valley (H) W 84-47 


D3 Lynchburg (A) L 78-81 

D5 Baltimore (H) L 76-77 

J4 St. Paul's (H) L 75-78 

J5 Susquehanna (H) W 93-63 

J8 Bridgewater (A) L 63-71 

J10 Wilmington (H) L 74-76 

J12 Towson St. (A) L 80-81 


J17 Hamp.-Sydney (H) W 92-80 

J19 Lebanon Valley (H) W 114-74 

J23 J.M.U. (A) L 63-76 

J26 Roanoke (H) L 68-91 

J28 Rand.-Macon (A) L 73-81 


F2 Bowie St. (H) W 111-65 


F8 York (H) W 93-77 

F9 O.D.U. (A) L 65-74 



F20 Pitt-Johnstown (A) W 79-72 

F23 Grove City (H) W 77-75 

1974-75 (15-12) 

N29 Maryville (H) W 94-67 

N30 Frostburg St. (H) W 50-49 



D16 Framingham St. (A) W 70-69 

D17 Mass. Maritime (A) W 93-34 

J3 Haverford (H) W 56-43 

J4 Williams (H) W 61-49 


J8 Navy (H) W 50-47 

J11 Baltimore (A) L 58-73 


J18 Hamp.-Sydney (H) W 98-67 


J25 Roanoke (A) L 83-102 

J28 Kean (H) W 69-68 

J31 York (A) L 63-78 

F1 Bowie St. (A) L 57-66 


F6 O.D.U. H) L 64-92 

F8 E. Mennonite (H) W 84-74 


F15 Hamp.-Sydney (A) L 59-73 

F19 Rand.-Macon (H) L 62-67 

F22 J.M.U. (H) L 57-77 

M7 %Glassboro St. (H) L 48-66 

M8 %Methodist (H) L 58-71 

% - NCAA Div. III Tournament 

1975-76 (19-7) 

N28 York (H) W 86-67 

N29 Washington Coll. (H) W 86-67 

D1 Lynchburg (A) L 84-85 


D16 Eckerd (A) L 76-87 

D18 St. Leos (A) W 60-54 


J9 Loch Haven (H) W 73-70 

J10 Lycoming (H) W 78-75 


J17 Va. Wesleyan (H) W 77-62 

J21 E. Mennonite (A W 70-69 

J24 Hamp.-Sydney (H) W 72-71




J30 Christ. Newport (A) W 74-60 

J31 Va. Wesleyan (A) W 64-62 



F7 O.D.U. (A) L 66-78 

F10 Chris. Newport (H) W 80-69 

F12 E. Mennonite (H) W 93-72 



F20 Allentown (A) L 58-60 

F25 Maryville (H) W 110-82 

F28 J.M.U. (A) L 65-70 

1976-77 (23-5, 9-1 ODAC) 

N26 York (H) W 93-80 

N27 Western Md. (H) W 70-59 

D2 Lynchburg* (H) W 91-87 

D4 Emory & Henry* (A) W 96-55 

D8 Hamp.-Sydney* (H) L 79-82 

D10 St. Mary's, Md. (H) W 89-62 

D20 Pratt (A) W 93-85 

D21 C.W. Post (A) L 61-69 

J7 UNC-Greensboro (H) W 86-70 

J8 Grove City (H) W 60-57 

J12 Lynchburg* (A) W 75-70 

J14 E. Mennonite* (H) W 98-78 

J19 Queen's (N.Y.) W 101-79 

J22 Emory & Henry* (H) W 93-61 

J25 Hamp.-Sydney* (A) W 76-75 

J29 Bridgewater* (H) W 94-76 

F1 E. Mennonite (A) W 96-83 

F3 Shenandoah (H) W 112-77 

F5 Va. Wesleyan (H) W 109-77 

F9 Rand.-Macon (H) W 75-73 

F12 Maryville (A) W 88-74 

F16 UNC-Greensboro (A) W 101-94 

F19 Bridgewater* (A) W 103-86 

F25 $Bridgewater (H) W 94-81 

F26 $Lynchburg (H) W 81-76 

M2 J.M.U. (H) L 81-82 

M3 %Wm. Paterson (H) L 68-92 

M4 %Glassboro St. (H) L 87-103 

$ - ODAC Tourn. % - NCAA DIII Tournament 

1977-78 (22-6, 9-1 ODAC) 

N25 Clinch Valley (H) W 108-81 

N26 York (H) L 95-97 

N30 Hamp.-Sydney* (H) W 89-88 

D3 Lynchburg* (A) W 93-69 

D7 Rochester (H) W 89-71 

D21 Eastern Conn. (A) W 88-77 

D22 Staten Island (A) W 80-73 

J6 Case Western (H) L 77-83 

J7 Swarthmore (H) W 90-76 

J9 Ashland (H) L 77-84 

J11 Castleton St. (H) W 96-70 

J13 E. Mennonite* (A) W 111-70 

J17 Shenandoah (H) W 99-88 

J19 Lynchburg* (H) W 78-74 

J21 Emory & Henry* (A) W 94-70 

J24 Hamp.-Sydney* (A) L 74-81 

J26 Bluefield (H) W 105-75 


F2 E. Mennonite* (H) W 103-75 


F8 Emory & Henry* (H) W 88-52 


F16 Rochester (A) W 81-74 

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F24 $Bridgewater (N) W 108-80 

F25 $Lynchburg (A) W 72-65 

M4 %Jersey City (N) W 66-65 

M5 %Kean (A) L 64-80 

$ - ODAC Tournament (Champions) 

% - NCAA Div. III Tournament 

1978-79 (17-10, 7-3 ODAC) 

N24 York (H) W 88-80 

N25 Allentown (H) W 103-77 

N29 Hamp.-Sydney* (H) L 78-87 

D1 Averett (H) W 87-83 

D5 Lynchburg* (H) L 78-81 

D19 Muskingham (N) W 56-55 

D20 Concordia (N) W 73-68 

J5 Edinboro (N) W 76-72 

J6 Allegheny (A) L 74-83 

J10 Castleton St. (H) W 100-74 

J12 Maryville (H) W 86-75 

J13 Transylvania (H) L 62-63 




J23 Gettysburg (H) L 75-78 

J27 Bridgewater* (A) W 80-74 

J30 Clinch Valley (H) W 79-65 

F1 Lynchburg* (A) W 74-72 

F3 Rand.-Macon (H) L 63-75 

F8 Emory & Henry* (A) W 89-53 

F10 Bridgewater* (H) W 82-72 


F17 Maryville (A) L 68-80 

F19 Oglethorpe (A) L 77-85 

F22 $Bridgewater (A) W 81-75 

F23 $Lynchburg (N) L 84-85 

$ - ODAC Tournament 

1979-80 (14-15, 5-5 ODAC) 

N24 Southeastern (H) W 88-75 

N27 Bowie St. (H) W 91-76 

D1 Maryville (A) L 77-89 

D3 Roanoke (H) L 67-77 

D5 Hamp.-Sydney* (H) W 56-55 

D8 Shenandoah (H) W 91-66 

J4 Wabash (N) L 61-79 

J5 Ripon (N) L 67-69 

J11 York (H) W 65-55 

J12 Oglethorpe (H) L 55-70 


J17 E. Mennonite* (A) L 77-84 

J19 Lynchburg* (H) L 80-85 

J23 Gettysburg (A) L 59-66 



J31 Roanoke (A) L 69-77 


F5 Lynchburg* (A) L 59-77 


F9 Salisbury St. (H) W 84-83 

F12 E. Mennonite* (H) L 100-102 



F21 $Emory & Henry (N) W 56-50 

F22 $E. Mennonite (N) W 95-84 

F23 $Hamp.-Sydney (A) W 58-56 

F29 %Upsala (A) L 70-78 

M1 %Allegheny (N) L 80-103 

$ - ODAC Tournament (Champions) 

% - NCAA Div. III Tournament


1980-81 (16-10, 7-7 ODAC) 

N28 Thomas (H) W 79-76 

N29 Mt. Union (H) W 69-60 

D3 Hamp.-Sydney* (A) L 55-57 

D5 Lehman (H) W 56-44 

D8 Rand.-Macon (H) L 88-97 

D10 Alderson-Broddus. (H) W 108-104 

J2 Rochester (N) L 68-82 

J3 Wash. & Jefferson (A) W 84-66 

J6 Rhode Isl. Col. (H) W 92-57 

J9 St. Andrews (H) W 79-72 

J10 Davis & Elkins (H) W 68-52 

J13 Hamp.-Sydney* (H) W 82-59 



J20 Roanoke* (H) W 96-79 

J22 Lynchburg* (A) L 79-87 

J28 E. Mennonite* (H) L 70-80 

J31 Maryville* (H) W 77-64 

F4 Emory & Henry* (A) L 60-70 

F7 Lynchburg* (H) W 80-75 


F12 Mary Washington (H) W 92-69 

F14 Roanoke* (A) L 64-75 

F17 E. Mennonite* (A) L 81-90 

F20 Maryville* (A) L 67-78 

F26 $Hamp.-Sydney (N) L 58-60 


1981-82 (21-7, 11-3 ODAC) 

N21 UNC-Greensboro (H) L 58-60 

N24 Averett (A) L 48-49 



D9 Allegheny (H) W 67-62 


J7 Bethany (H) W 73-65 

J8 Haverford (H) W 68-51 



J16 Bridgewater* (A) L 53-55 

J19 Johnson St. (H) W 89-41 




J28 Mary Washington (A) L 65-77 



F4 Catholic (H) W 75-60 



F11 Shenandoah (A) W 78-61 



F19 Maryville* (A) W 66-61 

F25 $E. Mennonite (H) W 71-51 

F27 $Hamp.-Sydney (N) W 70-59 

F28 $Roanoke (N) L 54-72 


1982-83 (17-10, 9-7 ODAC) 

N26 Lehman (H) W 50-44 

N27 Greensboro (H) L 72-77 

N30 Hamp.-Sydney* (A) L 67-69 



D8 Catholic (H) W 76-63 

J5 SUNY-New Paltz (H) W 80-66 

J7 Thiel (H) W 93-65 

J8 Lebanon Valley (H) W 115-73 

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J18 Mary Washington (H) W 82-65 

J20 Roanoke* (H) L 89-92 



J27 Catholic* (A) L 78-87 

J29 Hamp.-Sydney* (H) L 68-79 





F10 Shenandoah (A) L 66-82 

F12 Roanoke* (A) L 88-106 

F15 E. Mennonite* (A) W 73-71 


F24 $Maryville (H) W 77-59 



1983-84 (14-12, 9-7 ODAC) 

N18 Old Westbury (H) L 51-55 

N19 Eastern (H) L 45-47 

N22 UNC-Greensboro (A) W 43-42 


D3 Ithaca (A) L 57-70 

D4 Lehman (A) W 68-52 

D7 Catholic* (H) W 86-70 

D20 Notre Dame, Cal. (A) W 58-46 

D22 Stanislaus St. (A) L 79-88 

J6 Dickinson (H) W 64-48 

J7 Salisbury St. (H) W 66-60 






J26 Catholic* (A) L 67-70 



F4 Lynchburg* (H) L 59-67 





F18 Hamp.-Sydney* (A) W 55-48 

F21 $Lynchburg (H) L 60-65 


1984-85 (13-14, 6-8 ODAC) 

N16 Alfred (H) W 74-58 

N17 York (H) W 57-52 

N20 Salisbury St. (A) L 74-90 


N29 UNC-Greensboro (H) W 74-64 

D1 Greensboro (A) L 59-83 


J4 Ursinus (N) L 33-35 

J5 Frank. & Marshall (A) L 48-51 


J11 St. Mary's, Md. (H) W 96-57 

J12 SUNY-Utica (H) W 79-57 







J31 Emory & Henry* (A) L 85-88




F4 Bridgewater* (A) L 78-90 

F6 Elon (H) L 68-73 




F19 $E. Mennonite (H) W 63-62 

F22 $Maryville (N) L 56-60 


1985-86 (14-13, 7-7 ODAC) 

N22 Salisbury St. (H) L 76-78 

N23 Castleton St. (H) W 78-69 

N26 Emory (A) L 58-61 


D7 Lynchburg* (A) L 58-66 

D11 Greensboro (H) W 65-64 

J7 Cortland St. (H) W 82-75 

J10 Thomas (H) W 92-80 

J11 Nazareth (H) L 66-67 





J23 Emory & Henry* (H) L 65-66 

J24 Mary Washington (H) L 69-80 


J30 Emory & Henry* (A) L 73-79 



F5 Mary Washington (A) L 63-69 



F12 Emory (H) W 73-37 


F18 $Lynchburg (A) W 68-62 

F21 $Maryville (N) W 59-56 



1986-87 (15-10, 8-6 ODAC) 

N21 Johns Hopkins (H) W 67-37 

N22 Ithaca (H) L 82-84 


D4 Greensboro (A) W 70-58 


D8 Bridgewater* (H) L 63-75 

J6 Cortland St. (H) W 71-68 

J9 Newport News (H) W 85-78 

J10 Phila. Pharmacy (H) W 72-64 

J13 UNC-Greensboro (A) L 61-73 




J24 Emory (A) W 80-78 





F7 Emory (H) W 85-72 


F12 Mary Washington (H) L 75-76 



F20 Maryville* (A) W 70-60 

F24 $Lynchburg (H) L 80-82 

52 

1987-88 (16-10, 7-7 ODAC) 

N20 Wesley (H) W 108-78 

N21 Sewanee (H) W 86-68 

N23 Emory (A) W 92-83 


D3 Greensboro (H) W 102-90 



J5 Buffalo St. (H) W 82-68 

J8 N.Y. Maritime (H) W 115-48 

J9 Salisbury St. (H) W 94-82 

J12 Mt. St. Mary, NY (H) W 76-71 





J24 Maryville* (H) L 78-91 

J26 Hamp.-Sydney* (A) W 91-87 


F2 Averett (A) L 70-84 

F4 Emory & Henry* (H) L 80-89 

F6 Emory (H) W 92-80 

F11 Mary Washington (A) L 73-86 




F23 $Roanoke (A) L 81-83 


1988-89 (20-7, 10-2 ODAC) 

N18 Gallaudet (H) W 80-54 

N19 N.C. Wesleyan (H) W 86-75 

N21 Emory (A) L 79-94 


D1 Greensboro (A) L 85-91 


D7 Bridgewater* (H) W 90-82 

J6 Elmira (H) W 85-78 

J7 Mt. St. Mary, NY (H) W 79-74 

J12 Roanoke* (H) W 102-86 

J14 Marymount (H) W 81-75 



J21 Mary Washington (A) W 94-85 




J31 Guilford (H) W 88-79 


F4 Emory (H) W 99-95 

F7 Averett (H) W 84-79 

F11 Roanoke* (A) W 78-67 


F16 Tufts (A) L 71-76 

F18 Amherst (A) L 67-84 

F21 $Roanoke (N) W 80-59 



1989-90 (15-12, 8-8 ODAC) 

N17 Methodist (H) W 102-88 

N18 Salisbury St. (H) W 97-87 

N21 Emory (A) L 67-72 

N28 Hamp.-Sydney* (A) W 76-67 

N30 Rand.-Macon* (H) L 63-71 

D2 Lynchburg* (H) W 99-81 


J5 Clarkson (H) W 85-63 

J6 St. Vincent (H) W 93-89 

J9 Bridgewater* (A) L 66-67




J13 Va. Wesleyan* (A) W 81-59 


J18 Rand.-Macon* (A) L 47-59 

J20 Queen's, N.C. (H) W 87-84 




J30 Guilford (A) L 80-95 


F3 Va Wesleyan* (H) L 59-67 




F17 Rhodes (A) L 67-80 

F20 $Hamp.-Sydney (A) W 77-63 

F22 $Rand.-Macon (N) L 64-75 

1990-91 (12-14, 7-9 ODAC) 

N16 Bethany (H) L 90-93 

N17 Moravian (H) L 83-86 

N19 Marymount (A) W 84-71 

N24 Wesleyan (A) W 74-64 

N27 Hamp.-Sydney* (H) L 67-68 

D1 Lynchburg* (A) L 67-69 

D3 Emory (H) L 78-93 



J5 Hartwick (H) W 94-92 



J12 Va. Wesleyan* (H) W 94-81 







F2 Va. Wesleyan* (A) W 81-51 

F4 Averett (A) L 83-86 

F6 Rand.-Macon* (H) L 58-90 



F14 Guilford (H) W 83-80 

F19 $Va. Wesleyan (H) L 71-82 


1991-92 (7-18, 3-15 ODAC) 

N22 Sewanee (H) W 67-58 

N23 Wooster (H) L 53-76 


N30 Bridgewater* (A) L 61-74 

D6 Pomona-Pitzer (N) L 58-65 

D7 M.I.T. (N) L 47-49 

D10 Emory & Henry* (H) L 75-90 

J3 Bowdoin (H) W 77-67 

J4 Colorado Coll. (H) W 83-78 

J8 Va. Wesleyan* (H) L 56-64 

J11 Guilford* (H) L 67-76 




J24 Bridgewater* (H) L 71-78 



F1 Roanoke* (H) L 76-98 

F5 Va. Wesleyan* (A) L 74-86 

F8 Guilford* (A) L 65-68 


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F17 Mary Washington (A) W 78-62 



1992-93 (5-19, 3-15 ODAC) 

N20 Trinity, Texas# (A) L 63-71 

N21 Hamline# (N) W 56-53 

N24 Sewanee (A) W 85-75 

N28 Bridgewater* (A) W 67-54 

N30 Va. Wesleyan* (A) L 68-84 


D5 Guilford* (H) L 67-73 


J6 Millsaps (H) L 71-72 


J11 Mary Washington (H) L 83-85 


J16 Rand.-Macon* (H) L 61-78 




J30 Guilford* (A) L 60-81 

F3 Va. Wesleyan* (H) L 59-77 




F15 Queens, N.C. (A) L 74-79 


F20 Rand.-Macon* (A) L 48-79 

1993-94 (9-15, 6-12 ODAC) 

N19 John Carroll# (H) L 52-92 

N20 W. Connecticut# (H) L 92-97 

N23 Emory (A) W 69-54 



D4 Guilford* (A) L 58-66 

D8 Emory & Henry* (H) W 63-54 

J2 Amherst (H) W 70-64 

J4 Va. Wesleyan* (H) W 70-66 






J23 Catholic (H) W 86-67 


J26 Hamp.-Sydney (H) L 77-85 








1994-95 (10-15, 6-12 ODAC) 

N19 Amherst (H) W 85-72 

N20 Tufts (H) L 74-80 

N26 Oswego St. (N) W 80-56 

N27 Alma (N) L 55-66 


D3 Guilford* (H) W 93-82 


J4 Va. Wesleyan* (A) L 73-95 


J9 M. Washington (H) W 126-121 

J11 Lynchburg* (H) W 82-75



J15 Randolph-Macon* (A) L 59-74 


J20 Catholic (A) W 81-75 







F6 Randolph-Macon* (H) L 59-72 





$-ODAC Tournament 

1995-96 (3-21, 3-15 ODAC) 

N17 Emory (H) L 86-89 

N18 Albright (H) L 77-85 

N21 Savannah A&D (A) L 64-72 

N25 John Carroll (N) L 61-90 

N26 Keuka (N) L 79-93 

N28 VMI (A) L 62-100 

N30 Hamp-Sydney* (A) L 60-65 

D2 Guilford* (A) L 72-87 



J3 Va. Wesleyan* (H) L 82-103 














1996-97 (2-22, 1-17 ODAC) 

N23 Bloomfield (N) L 64-68 

N24 Elmira (A) L 81-88 

N29 Claremont (A) W 83-81 

N30 Pomona-Pitzer (A) L 62-73 



D7 VMI (A) L 67-112 



J6 Haverford (H) L 57-63 















1997-98 (10-15, 7-11 ODAC) 

N21 Swarthmore (A) W 50-48 

N22 Haverford (A) L 52-59 

N25 Guilford* (A) L 52-60 

D3 Hamp.-Sydney* (A) W 44-42 

D5 Washington U. (A) L 56-81 

D6 Occidental (N) W 55-46 


J5 Va. Wesleyan* W 59-53 

J8 St. Mary's, Md. (H) L 62-80 


J12 Dickinson (H) W 69-55 












F16 Bridgewater* (H) L 43-77 


F21 Randolph-Macon (N) L 53-66 

1998-99 (6-19, 5-13 ODAC) 

N20 Sewanee (A) L 73-91 

N21 Maryville (N) L 64-79 

N24 Guilford (A) W 67-55 

D2 Hampden-Sydney* (H) L 59-84 

D5 Middlebury (H) W 74-61 

D6 Washington U. (H) L 64-66 


J2 Virginia Wesleyan* (A) L 75-82 

J7 Eastern Mennonite* (A) L 65-77 


J11 Dickinson (A) L 53-60 


J16 Randolph-Macon* (H) L 54-59 

J18 St. Mary's, Md. (A) L 63-81 


J27 Hampden-Sydney* (A) L 59-80 

J30 Guilford* (H) W 87-69 


F3 Virginia Wesleyan* (H) L 71-80 

F6 Eastern Mennonite* (H) L 78-84 (OT) 

F8 Randolph-Macon* (A) L 44-81 




F20 Hampden-Sydney (N) L 72-89 

1999-00 (9-16, 6-12 ODAC) 

N20 Harvard (A) L 43-72 

N23 Middlebury (A) L 69-72 


D1 Hampden-Sydney* (A) L 50-82 


J2 Virginia Wesleyan* (H) W 60-52 

J4 Guilford* (H) W 73-67 


J9 Greensboro* (H) W 75-74 (OT) 

J12 Lynchburg* (H) W 96-92 (4OT) 



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J22 Eastern Mennonite* (A) L 62-71 (OT) 

J26 Hampden-Sydney* (H) L 49-56 

J30 Villa Julie (H) W 80-69 

F2 Shenandoah (A) L 67-73 

F5 Eastern Mennonite* (H) W 56-51 

F7 Randolph-Macon* (H) L 70-76 (OT) 

F9 Lynchburg* (A) L 63-68 (OT) 



F16 Guilford* (A) W 74-56 

F19 Bridgewater (N) W 55-50 

F20 Roanoke (N) L 60-66 

2000-01 (4-20, 4-14 ODAC) 

N17 Gettysburg (A) L 46-67 

N18 Univ. of Sciences (N) L 65-80 

N25 Carnegie Mellon (A) L 57-63 

N26 Thiel (N) L 73-93 

N29 Shenandoah (H) L 61-63 

D2 Randolph-Macon* (H) L 44-61 

D3 Virginia Wesleyan* (H) L 49-78 


J3 Guilford* (A) W 50-48 









J27 Roanoke* (A) L 61-75 


F3 Hampden-Sydney* (H) L 60-66 


F7 Greensboro (A) L 52-60 



2001-02 (7-18, 4-14 ODAC) 

N16 Haverford (N) W 71-43 

N17 Swarthmore (N) L 63-70 

N20 Wesley (H) L 65-70 

N25 Greensboro (H) W 56-53 

N28 William & Mary (A) L 55-70 

D1 Randolph-Macon* (A) L 64-82 

D2 Virginia Wesleyan* (A) W 57-55 

D5 Bridgewater* (A) L 55-77 



J9 Eastern Mennonite* (H) W 76-73 (OT) 




J20 Virginia Wesleyan* (H) L 50-67 



J26 Roanoke* (H) L 69-76 (OT) 


F2 Hampden-Sydney* (A) L 63-80 



F9 Eastern Mennonite* (A) L 68-86 



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2002-03 (8-17, 5-13 ODAC) 

N22 Daniel Webster (H) W 79-59 

N23 Washington College (H) W 87-72 

N30 Davidson (A) L 48-105 

D2 Southern Virginia (H) W 69-58 






J15 Eastern Mennonite* (A) W 75-72 






J28 McDaniel (A) L 66-69 






F12 Guilford* (A) W 72-57 




2003-04 (7-18, 5-13 ODAC) 

N21 Franklin & Marshall (A) L 43-63 

N22 Catholic (N) L 61-72 

N25 Citadel (A) L 44-62 

N29 Drew (H) W 63-51 

D3 Guilford* (A) W 59-50 

D6 Chowan (H) L 66-72 

D10 Bridgewater* (A) L 51-66 

D30 Trinity (Conn.) (H) L 48-49 




J14 Eastern Mennonite* (H) W 93-84 






J28 Averett (H) W 82-67 

F1 Roanoke* (H) W 52-43 




F11 Guilford* (H) L 44-79 

F14 Eastern Mennonite* (A) W 76-69 


2004-05 (2-23, 0-18 ODAC) 

N20 Nazareth (N) L 61-85 

N21 SUNY-New Paltz (N) L 73-86 

N23 The Citadel (A) L 62-73 

N27 Emory (H) L 77-90 

N28 Trinity (H) L 58-70 



D5 Virginia Wesleyan* (A) L 61-98 

D8 Guilford* (H) L 78-89 

J2 Piedmont (H) W 79-65 

J3 Washington College (H) W 79-74 


J12 Eastern Mennonite* (H) L 61-69 


J16 Hampden-Sydney* (A) L 54-85











F12 Eastern Mennonite* (A) L 76-90 


2005-06 (4-19, 4-14 ODAC) 

N18 Manhattanville (H) L 68-73 (OT) 

N19 Southwestern (H) L 44-59 

N22 Emory (A) L 71-76 

N26 John Carroll (N) L 56-86 

N27 Eastern Connecticut (N) L 66-72 


D3 Randolph-Macon* (H) L 42-71 









J22 Randolph-Macon* (A) L 67-71 (OT) 




F5 Lynchburg* (H) W 78-71 (OT) 




2006-07 (11-14, 6-12 ODAC) 

N17 Denison (H) W 82-71 

N18 Averett (H) L 79-56 

N21 Dickinson (A) W 78-65 

N25 Oberlin (H) W 65-52 


D3 Virginia Wesleyan* (A) L 50-74 

D6 Eastern Mennonite* (H) W 81-77 

D29 King's Point (H) W 75-53 


D30 Emory (H) W 69-57 









F3 Randolph-Macon* (H) L 63-64 

F4 Virginia Wesleyan* (H) L 49-61 






F22 Virginia Wesleyan (N) L 48-82 

2007-08 (15-11, 11-7 ODAC) 

N16 Drew (A) L 55-57 (OT) 

N17 Ursinus (N) L 74-79 

N20 Emory (A) L 72-76 

N25 Dickinson (H) W 70-52 

D1 Randolph-Macon* (H) W 77-75 (OT) 


D30 Thomas More (H) W 77-54 

D31 Ferrum (H) W 71-67 

J3 Goucher (A) W 71-47 



J19 Bridgewater* (W) W 73-67 



J27 Hampden-Sydney* (H) W 66-51 

J30 Eastern Mennonite* (H) W 72-60 

F2 Roanoke* (A) W 67-59 (OT) 


F9 Randolph-Macon* (A) L 66-78 

F10 Virginia Wesleyan* (A) L 44-70 



F18 Hampden-Sydney* L 48-73 

F20 Guilford* (H) L 52-65 


F29 Roanoke* (N) L 66-76 

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WARNER CENTER 

Washington and Lee plays its home basketball games in the 1,500-seat J.W. Warner 

Center, a five-story athletic complex completed in 1972. The first game in the new facility 

was played before a packed house against the University of Virginia on December 1, 1971 

and the building was officially dedicated as the Warner Center on October 21, 1977. The 

gymnasium has served as the host site for two NCAA regional basketball tournaments 

and one NCAA regional wrestling tournament. 

The athletic complex, named for former W&L trustee Jonathan Westervelt Warner 

(W&L '40), also features a six-lane swimming pool; team rooms for W&L sports teams; the 

Doremus Gymnasium; a fully-equipped weight room and fitness center that was completed 

in 2002; an excellent athletic training facility; handball, racquetball and squash courts; a 

baseball batting cage; an equipment room and offices for coaches and administrators. 

Since beginning play in the Warner Center in 1971-72, the Generals have won 

over 60 percent of their home games with a record of 283-183. W&L went a perfect 14-0 

at home during the 1988-89 season. 

MEDIA INFORMATION 

Washington and Lee University welcomes your coverage of Generals' Basketball 

during the 2008-2009 season. Listed below is information to assist you throughout the 

season. If you have any additional questions then please feel free to contact Nate Jervey, 

W&L Assistant Sports Information Director at (540) 458-8676. 

MEDIA CREDENTIALS: Washington and Lee does not charge admission to any 

of its home contests, but please contact the sports information office if you are planning 

to attend a game. 

PLAYER INTERVIEWS: All player interviews should be coordinated through the 

sports information office. Players are available to media throughout the week, but please 

allow 24 hours notice. Postgame interviews are conducted on the court or outside the 

locker rooms located on the third level of the Warner Center. 

VISITING RADIO: There is one phone line available to visiting radio stations at no 

charge. Please allow one week notice if you are planning to broadcast a game. 

W&L ON THE WEB: Information about W&L's athletic program is available on the 

World Wide Web at: http://www1.wlu.edu/x11.xml. Results from athletic events can also 

be received via e-mail. 

LISTEN AND WATCH THE GENERALS ON THE WEB: Audio of all of the Generals 

contests this season can be heard via the W&L athletics website. Just download the free 

version of real player and visit http://wlur.wlu.edu for more information. Video of selected 

home contests will also be streamed over the internet through B2 Networks. For more 

information, please visit the W&L webpages or the B2 Networks website at http://www. 

b2tv.com/.

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