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BASKETBALL 

2006-07 Media Guide

Washington 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 1,760 students and a law school with 400 

students 

• The average class size is just 16 students 

• The tuition fee for 2006-07 is $31,175 

• 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 10 of the last 12 years 

• In 2005-2006, W&L won 65 percent of its contests and 10 conference championships 

• Seventy-nine athletes earned first team all-conference honors last season and 

17 were named All-Americans 

• 194 athletes were named to receive 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 25 athletes earn prestigious NCAA Postgraduate 

scholarships 

• In the last 25 years, W&L has had 38 athletes earn CoSIDA Academic All-America 

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

teams 

THE BASKETBALL PROGRAM 

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

most successful sports. W&L enters the 2006-2007 season with an all-time record 

of 1,023-1,035-1 

Action Photography by Pete Emerson of Waynesboro, Va. Head shots and 

team shots by Kevin Remington of Lexington, Va.

GENERALS generals BASKETBALL 

basketball 

2006-2007 SCHEDULE 

DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME 

Fri. Nov. 17 Averett vs. Oneonta State# 8:00 pm 

Fri. Nov. 17 DENISON# 8:00 pm 

Sat. Nov. 18 CONSOLATION/CHAMPIONSHIP# 6:00 pm/8:00 pm 

Tue. Nov. 21 at Dickinson 6:00 pm 

Sat. Nov. 25 OBERLIN 2:00 pm 

Sat. Dec. 2 at Randolph-Macon* 2:00 pm 

Sun. Dec. 3 at Virginia Wesleyan* 2:00 pm 

Wed. Dec. 6 EASTERN MENNONITE* 7:00 pm 

Fri. Dec. 29 KINGS POINT% 6:00 pm 

Fri. Dec. 29 Emory vs. Hood% 8:00 pm 

Sat. Dec. 30 CONSOLATION/CHAMPIONSHIP% 6:00 pm/8:00 pm 

Sat. Jan. 6 at Roanoke* 7:00 pm 

Sat. Jan. 13 at Bridgewater* 7:00 pm 

Wed. Jan. 17 EMORY & HENRY* 7:00 pm 

Sat. Jan. 20 at Hampden-Sydney* 2:00 pm 

Sun. Jan. 21 at Lynchburg* 3:00 pm 

Wed. Jan. 24 at Eastern Mennonite* 7:00 pm 

Sat. Jan. 27 ROANOKE* 7:00 pm 

Wed. Jan. 31 GUILFORD* 7:00 pm 

Sat. Feb. 3 RANDOLPH-MACON* 2:00 pm 

Sun. Feb. 4 VIRGINIA WESLEYAN* 2:00 pm 

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

Sat. Feb. 10 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY* 2:00 pm 

Sun. Feb. 11 LYNCHBURG* 4:30 pm 

Wed. Feb. 14 at Guilford* 7:00 pm 

Sat. Feb. 17 BRIDGEWATER* 7:00 pm 

Fri.-Sun. Feb. 23-25 at ODAC Tournament TBA 

* - ODAC Contest 

# - W&L Tip-Off Tournament 

% - W&L Tournament 

W&L BASKETBALL FACTS 

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

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

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

Arena (Capacity)...........................................................................Warner Center (2,500) 

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

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

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

Interim Director of Athletics....................................................................Chuck O'Connell 

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

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

Record at W&L......................................................................................... 13-60 (3 years) 

Career Record........................................................................................ 47-127 (6 years) 

Assistant Coaches.......................... Sean Grant (NYU '02), Stuart Pradia (Brandeis '05) 

2005-06 Record.....................................................................................4-19/4-14 ODAC 

Starters Returning/Lost................................................................................................5/0 

CONTACT NUMBERS 

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

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

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

Sports Information Office.................................................................................. 458-8676 

Internet Address............................................................................ http://athletics.wlu.edu 

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KEN 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 Kansas University 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 16. 

CHUCK O'CONNELL, INTERIM ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 

CHUCK O'CONNELL, INTERIM ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 

Chuck O’Connell will serve the 2006-07 

school year as Interim Director of Athletics at 

Washington and Lee, becoming just the sixth 

athletic director in the school’s history. 

O’Connell arrived at W&L in 1973 as assistant 

professor of physical education, assistant 

lacrosse and assistant football coach. He 

was named assistant athletic director in 1983, 

overseeing the department’s finances, facilities 

and operations. In 1991, he became the director 

of physical education and in 2002, he was 

promoted to senior assistant athletic director. 

As assistant football coach from 1973-90, 

including 13 seasons as defensive coordinator, 

O’Connell helped guide the Generals to ODAC 

Championships in 1981 and 1985, while mentoring 

16 players to First Team All-Conference honors. 

As assistant lacrosse coach from 1974-83, O’Connell helped steer the Generals 

to six NCAA Division I Tournament berths and 36 players earned USILA Division I All- 

America honors during his 10 seasons. 

Prior to his arrival at W&L, O’Connell served as instructor and assistant football 

and assistant lacrosse coach at Friends School (1965-67) and St. Paul’s School (1967- 

73), both located in his native Baltimore. 

A 1965 graduate of Denison University, O’Connell was inducted into the school’s 

athletic hall of fame in 1985 following a stellar playing career with the Big Red. A twotime 

lacrosse All-American, he is also a member of the Ohio Lacrosse Hall of Fame and 

the Maryland Lacrosse Club Hall of Fame. 

Active on the national stage, O’Connell is a member of the Division III Athletics 

Administration Association, the National Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and 

is the past president of the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) 

and US Lacrosse Coaches Association. 

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ABOUT W&L 

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—$50,000 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 was ranked 14th in the 2006 U.S. News listing of the nation's top liberal 

arts colleges, marking the 18th consecutive year that W&L has been ranked as one 

of the top 25 liberal arts colleges in the nation. 

W&L also features a highly-ranked School of Law which has been an integral 

part of the school since 1866. Approximately 125 students receive Juris Doctor 

degrees each year and five Master of Law degrees. 

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 should be directed to the Dean of Students, Elrod 

University Commons, (540) 458-8751, law student inquiries to the Associate Dean 

for Student Services, (540) 458-8022, 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 fourth season 

as head basketball coach at Washington and 

Lee. 

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 walkon 

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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SEAN GRANT, ASSISTANT COACH 

Sean Grant is in his first season as an 

assistant basketball coach at W&L. 

Grant came to W&L from Connecticut 

College where he served as an assistant 

coach from 2004-06. 

During his time with the Camels, Grant 

helped engineer an eight-game improvement 

from his first season and a berth to the 

NESCAC Tournament for the first time since 

2002. Additionally, he also helped develop 

the NESCAC Co-Rookie of the Year in 2005 

and the Camels ranked among the Division III 

leaders in field goal percentage and three-point 

field goal percentage his final season. 

Prior to joining Conn College, Grant served as an assistant basketball coach 

at NYU from 2002-04, helping the Violets to a 21-7 record and a berth in the ECAC 

Championship game in 2003-04. During this time, Grant was also the head junior 

varsity coach. 

A 2002 NYU graduate with a degree in early childhood and elementary education, 

Grant was a four-year member of the men's basketball program and a recipient 

of the school's scholar-athlete award. 

At W&L, Grant is responsible for coordinating recruiting, player development 

and game preparation. 

STUART PRADIA, ASSISTANT COACH 

Stuart Pradia is in his first season as 

an assistant basketball coach at Washington 

and Lee. Pradia is responsible for recruiting, 

camps, scouting and on the court coaching of 

the Generals. 

Pradia comes to W&L from Dallas, Texas, 

where he coached high school basketball 

during the 2005-06 season. 

A native of Houston, Texas, Pradia 

attended Brandeis University in Waltham, 

Mass., where he was three-year letterwinner 

and two-year starter. While there, he played 

two seasons under former NBA Head Coach 

and Boston Celtics player Chris Ford. 

Pradia graduated from Brandeis in May of 2005 with a bachelor's degree in 

sociology and a minor in business. 

Pradia also serves as Washington and Lee's assistant director of the fitness 

center in the Warner Center. 

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2006-2007 SEASON OUTLOOK 

When pondering the coming season, 

Head Coach Adam Hutchinson needs only to 

peruse his investment portfolio for inspiration. 

According to the fourth-year coach, 

the top of his quarterly statement usually reads 

something like "past results may not be indicative 

of future performance". 

"That's where we are right now," he 

added. 

Hutchinson's squad may have won 

just six contests over the past two seasons, but 

those results have nothing to do with the potential 

outcome of the 2006-07 season. Hutchinson is 

excited that his basketball stocks are beginning 

to mature and that may lead to immediate gains 

on the court this season. After spending his first 

three seasons recruiting talent and teaching them his philosophy, Hutchinson is ready to 

see returns on his investments. 

The Generals return three seniors, four juniors, six sophomores and all five starters 

from last season. Though W&L won just four contests, it played another seven games 

that were decided by six points or less, including a pair of overtime contests. Another 

year of experience just might help W&L win a few of those close games this season. 

"The practices have certainly been different," noted Hutchinson. "The guys did 

everything that we asked of them during the off-season -- they worked on improving and 

played together a lot following the season. That shows a real level of commitment and 

that will help produce results this season." 

Among the keys to the season, according to Hutchinson, will be the play of senior 

guard Chris Halkitis (5-foot-10). A team captain, Halkitis has been among the team's top 

scoring leaders (760 pts.) each of the past three seasons and enters his senior campaign 

ranked third all-time at W&L with 134 career three-pointers. Despite averaging 9.3 points 

and 2.1 assists per contest last season, Hutchinson believes that Halkitis' leadership is 

the most important aspect of the season. 

"We need for Chris to be the leader on the floor," he said. "When he plays good, 

smart basketball, he's as good a point guard as there is in the league. When he tries to 

do too much, he is dramatically less effective. We need him to be a smart player, shoot 

high-percentage shots and continue to be a capable defender." 

Halkitis will be joined in the starting backcourt by sophomore guard Isaiah Goodman 

(5-foot-11), who can play the point or shooting guard positions. Goodman saw action in 

all 23 games with 16 starts a season ago, averaging 8.9 points and 1.7 assists per game, 

while shooting nearly 43 percent from three-point range. 

"Isaiah had a good freshman season and he quickly applied his skills to the offense 

and team concept," said Hutchinson. "He brings some skills to the table -- he's explosive, 

tough and smart." 

Senior Chris Davis (5-foot-11), sophomores Chris McHugh (6-foot-1) and Craig 

Sauers (6-foot-3), and freshman Bena Tshishiku (5-foot-7) will also see plenty of playing 

time in relief of Halkitis and Goodman. Davis played in 18 games with seven starts last 

winter, but struggled with his shooting and averaged just 0.8 points per game. 

"Chris is back shooting the ball well and I'm confident that he can continue to provide 

us with tremendous effort, especially defensively,” said Hutchinson. 

McHugh averaged 3.5 points per game, but hit his stride late in the season and 

contributed 6.4 points per outing over the final eight games of the year. Sauers played 

in 11 games and averaged 0.7 points per game. 

"Chris started to develop at the end of the season and I'm real excited to see how 

he does this year," said Hutchinson. "Craig has also come a long way -- he worked hard 

during the off-season and has improved tremendously." 

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Sophomore Kirk Jones (6-foot-5) will see plenty of playing time at small forward and 

will be joined by a host of players, including junior John Mumper (6-foot-2), and freshmen 

Ben Goetsch (6-foot-4), Andrew Payne (6-foot-4) and Zac White (6-foot-5). 

Mumper had a solid showing in 2005-06, averaging 9.0 points and 2.3 rebounds 

per game. He also improved throughout the season and averaged 17.0 points over the 

final four games of the season. 

"John learned how he could exploit what we do offensively," said Hutchinson. "He's 

committed himself to getting better on defense and I expect him to continue to get better." 

Jones is a versatile player who can shoot, rebound and defend. He averaged 3.4 

points and 2.3 rebounds per game a season ago. 

"Kirk is getting stronger and will continue to develop as a player," Hutchinson 

noted. 

Junior Femi Kusimo (6-foot-5) will again be counted on to perform at power forward. 

An athletic presence, Kusimo played in just 14 games (10 starts) last season after suffering 

a foot injury midway through the season. He averaged 9.7 points and 5.6 rebounds per 

game, while shooting 55.8 percent from the floor. 

"Femi has looked good in the preseason and is playing harder than he has in the 

past," remarked Hutchinson. "His knees are as healthy as they have been and he has 

shown flashes of being a double-double type of player." 

Hutchinson expects senior Alex White (6-foot-6) and sophomore Ryan Owens 

(6-foot-5) to also provide the Generals with solid play behind Kusimo. White, a team 

captain, played in all 23 games last season with 16 starts. He averaged 4.4 points and 

3.0 rebounds per game, while shooting nearly 51 percent from the field. Owens played 

in 20 contests and averaged 3.9 points and 3.1 boards per game. 

"Alex is in the best shape of his career and has looked real good," said Hutchinson. 

"Ryan has worked hard on his shot and continues to give great effort." 

Junior Greg Bienemann 

(6-foot-6) looks to be the 

starter at center after leading 

the team in scoring (12.1 ppg) 

and rebounding (6.6 rpg) last 

year. 

"Greg is at a different level, 

physically," noted Hutchinson. 

"He seems more comfortable 

in the post, but needs to cut 

his turnovers and work on his 

decisiveness." 

Bienemann will be spelled 

by sophomore Ben Heller 

(6-foot-6) and freshman John 

Twomey (6-foot-5). 

Heller played in all 23 

contests a season ago, averaging 

4.2 points and 2.8 

rebounds per game. 

"Ben is showing signs 

that he can be a pretty good 

player," said Hutchinson. "He 

continues to improve." 

Improvement is the common 

theme regarding every position and that has Hutchinson eager to begin the season. 

"I fell like we have guys with ability in every spot," he said. "There's not a lot of 

separation between (positions) 1-and-15 on the roster and that will lead for increased 

competitiveness in practice and in games." 

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CHRIS DAVIS 

Sr. • G • 5-11 • 180 

Birmingham, Ala./Altamont School 

2006-07: Has earned two letters after walking onto the 

team as a sophomore ... fundamentally solid player who 

will compete for playing time as a combo guard ... excellent 

defender and a smart player. 2005-06: Played in 18 games 

with seven starts ... scored 15 points, grabbed 17 rebounds 

and dished out 16 assists for the season ... scored five 

points, dished two assists and recorded two steals in a loss 

to Eastern Connecticut State (11/27) ... handed out a career-high three assists in a loss 

at Bridgewater (11/30) ... received the team's Coaches & Captains Award for hustle 

and defensive play following the season. 2004-05: Saw action in 12 games with one 

start ... averaged 3.3 points, 1.7 rebounds, 0.5 assists and 0.5 steals per game ... shot 

57.1 percent from the floor (16-28) and 50.0 percent (3-6) from three-point range ... 

averaged 9.5 points and 3.5 rebounds per game over the team's final two contests ... 

started the team's final 

game of the season at 

Guilford (2/15), scoring 

10 points and grabbing 

three rebounds ... 

scored nine points and 

hauled in a career-high 

four rebounds in a loss 

at Eastern Mennonite 

(2/12) ... received the 

team's Coaches & Captains 

Award for hustle 

and defensive play 

following the season. 

High School: Earned 

four letters in basketball 

and baseball at The 

Altamont School ... 

named basketball team 

MVP ... led basketball 

team to the Final 8 

of the Alabama State 

Tournament as a senior 

... received the pitcher's 

award in baseball. Off 

the court: Brother, Reed, played basketball at UAB ... father, James, was an athletic 

trainer at Alabama, working with Bear Bryant ... classics major. 

CAREER HIGHS 

Points....................................................... 10.........................at Guilford (2/15/05) 

Rebounds................................................. 4.......................................... Two Times 

Assists...................................................... 3................... at Bridgewater (11/30/05) 

Steals....................................................... 2.......................................... Two Times 

CAREER STATISTICS 

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

2005-06 18/7 5-16/.313 5-7/.714 17/0.9 15/0.8 

2004-05 12/1 16-28/.571 5-9/.556 20/1.7 40/3.3 

Totals 30/8 21-44/.477 10-16/.625 37/1.2 55/1.8 

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CHRIS HALKITIS 

Sr. • G • 5-10 • 170 

New Port Richey, Fla./Ridgewood 

2006-07: Three-year letterwinner and a two-year captain 

... begins his final season with 760 career points and 

ranks third all-time at W&L with 134 career three-pointers. 

2005-06: Started all 23 games and averaged 9.3 points, 2.7 

rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.0 steals per game ... shot 34.6 

percent (36-104) from three-point range and 78.7 percent 

(37-47) from the foul line ... posted 12 double-figure scoring 

games, including a season-best 22-point performance in a win over EMU (2/11). 

2004-05: Started all 25 games, averaging 10.7 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 

1.2 steals per game ... shot 31.4 percent (44-140) from three-point range and 73.3 

percent (55-75) from the foul line ... scored in double-figures in 16 games, including a 

career-high 27 points, six rebounds and three assists in win over Washington College 

(1/3) ... also recorded 11 points, seven rebounds, three assists and a career-high 

five steals in a 79-65 win 

over Piedmont (1/2). 

2003-04: Played in 

all 25 games with 17 

starts ... earned Honorable 

Mention All-ODAC 

honors ... averaged a 

team-best 11.1 points, 

4.4 rebounds, 2.0 assists 

and 1.4 steals 

per game ... converted 

on 41.9 percent (54- 

129) of his three-point 

attempts ... scored in 

double-figures in 14 of 

the team's 25 games ... 

notched a season-high 

26 points and grabbed 

eight rebounds in a 93- 

84 win over EMU (1/14). 

High School: Earned 

four letters in basketball 

at Ridgewood ... helped 

lead the team to a pair of 

conference titles and a 

district championship ... two-time conference player of the year ... named county player 

of the year and second team all-state as a senior. Off the Court: Politics major. 

CAREER HIGHS 

Points....................................................... 27............vs. Washington Coll. (1/3/05) 

Rebounds................................................. 10.........at Eastern Mennonite (1/12/05) 

Assists...................................................... 6........................................ Three Times 

Steals....................................................... 5..........................vs. Piedmont (1/2/05) 



2005-06 23/23 71-199/.357 37-47/.787 61/2.7 215/9.3 

2004-05 25/25 84-251/.335 55-75/.733 99/4.0 267/10.7 

2003-04 25/17 87-229/.380 50-65/.769 110/4.4 278/11.1 

Totals 73/65 242-679/.356 142-187/.759 270/3.7 760/10.4 

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ALEX WHITE 

Sr. • F • 6-7 • 220 

Baltimore, Md./McDonogh 

2006-07: Three-year letterwinner and a two-year captain ... 

tremendous post defender with improving offensive skills ... 

has good touch around the basket. 2005-06: Played in all 23 

games with 16 starts ... averaged 4.4 points, 3.0 rebounds 

and 1.2 assists per game ... shot 50.7 percent (37-73) from 

the floor ... had five double-figure scoring games ... scored 

a career-high 12 points on 6-of-6 shooting, dished four assists, 

grabbed three rebounds, blocked two shots and recorded two steals in a win 

over EMU (2/11). 2004-05: Missed the final 22 games of the season after suffering 

a broken ankle ... started each of the first three games, averaging 7.0 points, 3.7 

rebounds and 2.7 assists per game ... shot 50.0 percent (8-16) from the floor ... scored 

six points, grabbed a career-high nine rebounds and dished out four assists in a loss 

to New Paltz (11/21). 2003-04: Played in 19 games as a freshman ... averaged 4.1 

points, 3.5 rebounds 

and 1.0 assists per 

game ... shot 46.2 percent 

(30-65) from the 

floor ... scored 11 points 

on 5-of-8 shooting in 

a loss to Bridgewater 

(2/17) ... pulled down 

a season-high eight 

rebounds in a loss to 

Chowan (12/6) ... tallied 

a career-high five 

assists in a loss to E&H 

(2/4). High School: 

Lettered in basketball 

and also participated 

in track at McDonogh ... 

helped lead the Eagles 

to the 2003 conference 

regular-season championship 

... named 

best post player at the 

Five-Star camp. Off 

the court: Recipient 

of the prestigous Heinz 

Scholarship ... brother of freshman forward Zac White ... psychology, sociology and 

anthropology major. 

CAREER HIGHS 

Points....................................................... 12........vs. Eastern Mennonite (2/11/06) 


Assists...................................................... 5................ vs. Emory & Henry (2/9/05) 

Blocks...................................................... 2.......................................... Two Times 



2005-06 23/16 37-73/.507 28-45/.622 68/3.0 102/4.4 

2004-05 3/3 8-16/.500 5-10/.500 11/3.7 21/7.0 

2003-04 19/0 30-65/.462 17-35/.486 66/3.5 77/4.1 

Totals 45/19 75-154/.487 50-90/.556 145/3.2 200/4.4 

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GREG BIENEMANN 

Jr. • F • 6-6 • 215 

Chatham, N.J./Chatham 

2006-07: Two-year letterwinner ... athletic wing player with 

the ability to play in the post or step out and hit the three 

... unconventional but effective scorer ... has scored 568 

points and grabbed 263 rebounds. 2005-06: Played in all 

23 games with 22 starts ... named Honorable Mention All- 

ODAC ... averaged a team-high 12.1 points, 6.6 rebounds, 

1.3 assists, 0.9 blocks and 0.8 steals per game ... shot 53.2 

percent (117-220) from the floor ... posted 14 double-digit scoring games, including 

scoring a career-high 33 points on 12-of-16 shooting in a win over Guilford (12/7) ... 

scored 18 points and grabbed 15 rebounds in a loss at Eastern Mennonite (1/11) ... 

notched 18 points and 10 rebounds in a loss at Emory (11/22) and logged 17 points 

and 13 rebounds in a win over Lynchburg (2/5). 2004-05: Played in all 25 games 

with 18 starts ... led the team in scoring with an average of 11.6 points per game ... 

also averaged 4.4 rebounds, 

1.2 assists, 0.7 

steals and 0.5 blocks 

per game ... scored 

in double-figures in 

15 games ... scored 

a season-high 27 

points, grabbed seven 

rebounds and dished 

off three assists in a win 

over Piedmont (1/2) ... 

posted 21 points in a 

loss at Eastern Mennonite 

(2/12) ... tallied 

19 points and eight 

rebounds in losses 

to Guilford (12/8) and 

Eastern Mennonite 


Lettered in basketball, 

lacrosse and soccer at 

Chatham High ... third 

team all-county as a junior 

and the conference 

player of the year and a 

third team all-state selection as a senior ... was the leading scorer in the county his 

final season ... set the season (553) and career (1,073) scoring records at Chatham. 

Off the court: ODAC Scholar-Athlete ... economics major. 

CAREER HIGHS 

Points....................................................... 33....................... vs. Guilford (12/7/05) 

Rebounds................................................. 15.........at Eastern Mennonite (1/11/06) 

Assists...................................................... 5......vs. Eastern Connecticut (11/27/05) 

Blocks...................................................... 3........................................ Three Times 



2005-06 23/22 117-220/.532 43-71/.606 152/6.6 278/12.1 

2004-05 25/18 105-228/.461 76-109/.697 111/4.4 290/11.6 

Totals 48/40 222-448/496 119-180/661 263/5.5 568/11.8 

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FEMI KUSIMO 

Jr. • F • 6-5 • 213 

Cross Lanes, W.Va./Charleston Catholic 

2006-07: Two-year letterwinner ... tremendously athletic 

wing player who presents matchup problems with his 

size and athleticism ... has 10 dunks through his first two 

seasons. 2005-06: Missed part of the season with a foot 

injury ... played in 14 games with 10 starts ... averaged 9.7 

points, 5.6 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.4 steals per game 

... shot 55.8 percent (58-104) from the floor ... had seven 

double-digit scoring games ... notched 16 points and a career-high 14 rebounds in a 

season-opening loss to Manhattanville (11/18) ... registered 11 points, 11 rebounds and 

six assists in a win over Guilford (12/7). 2004-05: Played in 24 games with 23 starts 

... averaged 10.2 points, 4.7 rebounds, 1.9 steals and 1.5 assists per game ... shot a 

team-best 58.5 percent 

(103-176) from the floor 

... his 46 steals were 

also tops on the team ... 

scored in double-figures 

in 15 games ... tallied a 

career-high 18 points 

and eight rebounds in 

a loss at Eastern Mennonite 

(2/12) ... dished 

a career-high six assists 

in a loss at Roanoke 

(1/8) and blocked a 

career-high three shots 

in a loss to Bridgewater 


Earned three letters 

in both basketball and 

soccer at Charleston 

Catholic ... named allcounty 

and all-state in 

both sports as a senior 

... also named team 

MVP for both sports his 

senior season ... captained the basketball team as a senior, averaging 17.5 points, 

11.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game ... named MVP of the Coal Classic ... was 

vice president of the student body. Off the court: Recipient of the prestigious Heinz 

Scholarship ... sister, Olubunmi, graduated from the W&L Law School ... business 

administration major. 

CAREER HIGHS 

Points....................................................... 18.........at Eastern Mennonite (2/12/05) 

Rebounds................................................. 14........... vs. Manhattanville (11/18/05) 

Assists...................................................... 6............................ at Roanoke (1/8/05) 

Steals....................................................... 6........................ vs. Lynchburg (2/5/06) 



2005-06 14/10 58-104/.558 20-30/.667 79/5.6 136/9.7 

2004-05 24/23 103-176/.585 55-75/.733 113/4.7 246/10.2 

Totals 38/33 161-280/.575 75-105/.714 192/5.1 382/10.1 

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JOHN MUMPER 

Jr. • F • 6-2 • 185 

Richmond, Va./Douglas Freeman 

2006-07: Two-year letterwinner ... smart player with excellent 

strength and ability to create space for his shot ... has the 

ability to see playing time at either shooting guard or small 

forward. 2005-06: Played in all 23 games with 21 starts ... 

averaged 9.0 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game 

... led the ODAC and set a new W&L record for season free 

throw percentage (47-54/.870) ... scored in double-figures 

in nine games, including each of the final four games of the season ... averaged 17 

points per game over his final four contests ... tied a career-high with 20 points in a loss 

at Emory & Henry (2/8) ... scored 17 points and tied a career-high with six rebounds 

in a win over Lynchburg (2/5) ... also scored 17 points in a loss at Eastern Mennonite 

(1/11) ... tallied 16 points 

in a season-ending 

loss at Guilford (2/14). 

2004-05: Played in all 

25 games with eight 

starts ... averaged 5.2 

points, 1.4 rebounds 

and 1.2 assists per 

game ... scored a career-high 

20 points on 

4-of-6 shooting from 

three-point range in 

a loss at Bridgewater 

(1/19) ... also scored 13 

points in back-to-back 

games at Lynchburg 

(1/15) and Hampden- 

Sydney (1/16). High 

School: Lettered in 

basketball and soccer 

at Douglas Freeman 

High ... named first team 

all-district, second team 

all-region and academic 

all-district as a senior ... 

captain and team MVP his final season. Off the court: Father, Jim, played basketball 

at Bridgewater ... sister, Laura, was a two-year captain of the swimming team at the 

University of Virginia ... business management and accounting major. 

CAREER HIGHS 

Points....................................................... 20........................................ Two Times 


Assists...................................................... 5...........at Eastern Mennonite (1/11/06) 

Steals....................................................... 2.............at Randolph-Macon (1/22/06) 



2005-06 23/21 71-177/.401 47-54/.870 53/2.3 206/9.0 

2004-05 25/8 46-119/.387 23-33/.697 36/1.4 129/5.2 

Totals 25/8 46-119/.387 23-33/.697 36/1.4 129/5.2 

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ISAIAH GOODMAN 

So. • G • 5-11 • 160 

Richfield, Minn./Holy Angels 

2006-07: Lettered as a freshman ... versatlie player who 

can play the point or shooting guard positions ... smart 

player with excellent quickness and play-making ability ... 

can knock down the open jumper. 2005-06: Played in all 23 

games with 16 starts ... averaged 8.9 points, 2.2 rebounds, 

1.7 assists 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 ... had nine 

double-figure scoring games, including a 15-point performance in a season-opening 

loss to Manhattanville (11/18) ... tallied season-highs for points (17), rebounds (6) 

and steals (4) in a season-ending loss at Guilford (2/14) ... notched 15 points and 

a season-high five assists in a win over Eastern Mennonite (2/11). High School: 

Lettered in basketball, soccer and track at the Academy of 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 ... 

business and sociology major. 

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BEN HELLER 

So. • F • 6-6 • 210 

Houston, Texas/Lamar 

2006-07: Lettered as a freshman ... developing post player 

with improving offensive skills ... had good athleticism and 

touch around the basket. 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 percent (32- 

46) from the foul line ... scored a season-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: Accounting major. 

KIRK JONES 

So. • G/F • 6-5 • 197 

Maple Glenn, Pa./Germantown Acad. 

2006-07: Lettered as a freshman ... solid all-around player 

... lefty who can knock down the open jumper or play in 

the post. 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 season-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 G.A. ... 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: Business administration major. 

CHRIS McHUGH 

So. • G • 6-1 • 175 

Chatham, N.J./Chatham 

2006-07: Lettered as a freshman ... heady player who can 

play both point guard and shooting guard ... strong with 

the dribble and can knock down the open look. 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, earning 

first team all-conference honors. Off the court: Undeclared major. 

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RYAN OWENS 

So. • F • 6-5 • 215 

Floral Park, N.Y./Chaminade 

2006-07: Lettered a as a freshman ... athletic wing player 

with improving offensive skills ... a solid rebounder and 

defender. 2005-06: Played in 20 games ... averaged 3.9 

points and 3.1 rebounds per game ... shot 45.5 percent 

(30-66) from the floor ... posted season-highs in points (10) 

and rebounds (7) in a 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 major. 

CRAIG SAUERS 

So. • G • 6-3 • 180 

Columbia, Md./Atholton 

2006-07: Lettered as a freshman ... athletic guard who can 

slash to the hoop or score from beyond the arc. 2005-06: 

Saw action in 11 contests ... scored eight points and grabbed 

two rebounds ... also notched three blocks ... scored a 

season-high five points in a loss at Roanoke (1/28). High 

School: Lettered in basketball, football, baseball and track 

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, swims for Duke ... business administration and accounting major. 

BEN GOETSCH 

Fr. • F • 6-4 • 195 

Timonium, Md./Gilman 

Athletic player with explosive leaping ability ... solid 

shooter with range ... 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") ... father, Scott, played basketball at Duke ... sister, Emily, is 

an All-America swimmer at USC ... undeclared major. 

ANDREW PAYNE 

Fr. • F • 6-4 • 187 

Charleston, W.Va./George Washington 

Scrappy player with a good knowledge of the game ... solid 

passer and an excellent defender ... hits the glass hard ... 

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 ... 

named third team all-county as a junior ... was the conference 

three-point champion as a junior ... helped lead the 

Patriots to a pair of conference championships ... father, Drew, played basketball 

at Hampden-Sydney ... undeclared major. 

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BENA TSHISHIKU 

Fr. • G • 5-7 • 160 

Martinez, Ga./Lakeside 

True point guard ... strong player with outstanding quickness 

... excellent ball-handler and a tremendous defender 

... will see playing time at the point this season ... lettered 

in basketball, cross country and track at Lakeside High ... 

named honorable mention all-city in basketball as a senior 

... chemistry major. 

JOHN TWOMEY 

Fr. • F • 6-5 • 240 

Chatham, N.J./Delbarton 

Features a unique skill set as a big man ... excellent outside 

shooter ... possesses tremendous footwork in the post ... 

strong player who will also help on the boards ... lettered in 

basketball and golf at Delbarton ... earned all-conference 

honors in basketball as a junior and senior ... named the 

2006 Morris County Player of the Year by the Star-Ledger 

and Daily Record ... helped lead the Green Wave to a pair 

of conference titles and a county championship as a senior ... served as senior class 

president at Delbarton ... undeclared major. 

ZAC WHITE 

Fr. • F • 6-5 • 175 

Baltimore, Md./Park School 

Smooth and athletic presence ... runs the floor well and is 

a good shooter from the perimeter ... makes the game look 

effortless ... earned two letters in basketball at The Park 

School ... named all-conference as a senior ... helped lead 

the Bruins to one conference championship ... brother of 

senior forward Alex White ... engineering major. 

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2005-2006 RESULTS 

Opponent W/L Score High Scorer High Reb. 

Manhattanville@ L 68-73 (OT) Kusimo 16 Kusimo 14 

Southwestern@ L 44-59 Halkitis 14 Heller 3 

at Emory L 71-76 Halkitis 19 Bienemann 10 

vs. John Carroll# L 56-86 Bienemann 13 Heller 8 

vs. E. Conn. St.# L 66-72 Halkitis 16 Bienemann 7 

at Bridgewater* L 56-64 Bienemann 18 Bienemann 5 

Randolph-Macon* L 42-71 Bienemann 12 Bienemann 4 

Virginia Wesleyan* L 50-72 Kusimo 15 Kusimo 6 

Guilford* W 98-92 Bienemann 33 Kusimo 11 

Roanoke* W 76-70 Bienemann 16 Bienemann 8 

at Eastern Mennonite* L 86-98 Two Players 18 Bienemann 15 

at Lynchburg* L 60-62 Bienemann 20 Bienemann 13 

Hampden-Sydney* L 57-58 Bienemann 15 Bienemann 5 

Bridgewater* L 47-70 Two Players 8 Owens 7 

at Virginia Wesleyan* L 53-68 Goodman 9 Bienemann 10 

at Randolph-Macon* L 67-71 (OT) Goodman 12 Bienemann 9 

Emory & Henry* L 75-94 Bienemann 16 Jones 13 

at Roanoke* L 46-62 Mumper 9 Two Players 4 

at Hampden-Sydney* L 63-84 Kusimo 13 White 9 

Lynchburg* W 78-71 (OT) Two Players 17 Bienemann 13 

at Emory & Henry* L 97-122 Mumper 20 Bienemann 9 

Eastern Mennonite* W 91-68 Halkitis 22 Bienemann 5 

at Guilford* L 74-75 Goodman 17 Kusimo 9 

Overall Record: 4-19 ODAC Record: 4-14 

* - ODAC Game @ - W&L Tipoff Tournament # - Rochester Tournament 

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2005-2006 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 23/22 117 220 .532 1 5 .200 43 71 .606 278 152 75/5 31 71 20 19 567 12.1 6.6 

Chris Halkitis 23/23 71 199 .357 36 104 .346 37 47 .787 215 61 44/1 48 71 1 22 678 9.3 2.7 

John Mumper 23/21 71 177 .401 17 44 .386 47 54 .870 206 53 54/1 33 42 1 10 602 9.0 2.3 

Isaiah Goodman 23/16 71 170 .418 21 49 .429 41 65 .631 204 50 68/3 40 62 3 29 606 8.9 2.2 

Femi Kusimo 14/10 58 104 .558 0 0 .000 20 30 .667 136 79 39/3 19 25 8 19 309 9.7 5.6 

Alex White 23/16 37 73 .507 0 5 .000 28 45 .622 102 68 61/2 28 33 6 15 382 4.4 3.0 

Ben Heller 23/0 32 68 .471 0 0 .000 32 46 .696 96 65 42/0 18 39 3 13 298 4.2 2.8 

Ryan Owens 20/0 30 66 .455 1 6 .167 16 23 .696 77 62 28/0 10 24 9 6 268 3.9 3.1 

Chris McHugh 21/0 25 63 .397 4 7 .571 19 26 .731 73 23 31/1 30 30 1 6 302 3.5 1.1 

Kirk Jones 21/0 22 65 .338 3 11 .273 24 32 .750 71 48 33/0 7 29 3 7 268 3.4 2.3 

Mason Herman 19/0 8 15 .533 0 0 .000 15 19 .789 31 16 4/0 0 1 1 1 91 1.6 0.8 

Chris Davis 18/7 5 16 .313 0 5 .000 5 7 .714 15 17 20/0 16 14 0 7 227 0.8 0.9 

Brett Ittersagen 12/0 3 7 .429 3 6 .500 0 0 .000 9 6 0/0 2 3 0 2 30 0.8 0.5 

Craig Sauers 11/0 3 12 .250 1 6 .167 1 1 1.000 8 2 9/0 2 3 3 1 47 0.7 0.2 

W&L 23/23 553 1255 .441 87 248 .351 328 466 .704 1521 776 508/16 284 450 59 157 4675 66.1 33.7 

Opponents 23/23 599 1322 .453 143 389 .368 397 584 .680 1738 813 466/0 336 366 80 244 4675 75.6 35.3 

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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-Macon 

Woman's 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 & Lee Lynchburg 

1977-78 Washington & Lee Lynchburg 

1978-79 Lynchburg Hampden-Sydney 

1979-80 Washington & Lee Hampden-Sydney 

1980-81 Roanoke Lynchburg 

1981-82 Roanoke Washington & Lee 

1982-83 Roanoke Eastern Mennonite 

1983-84 Roanoke Catholic 

1984-85 Roanoke Maryville 

1985-86 Roanoke Washington & Lee 

1986-87 Roanoke Lynchburg 

1987-88 Bridgewater Emory & Henry 

1988-89 Hampden-Sydney Washington & 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 

2000-01 Hampden-Sydney Roanoke 


2002-03 Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney 

2003-04 Hampden-Sydney 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 

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2005-2006 ODAC STANDINGS 

ODAC 

Overall 

W L Pct. W L Pct. 

Virginia Wesleyan 17 1 .944 30 3 .909 

Randolph-Macon 15 3 .833 22 7 .758 

Hampden-Sydney 11 7 .611 18 8 .692 

Guilford 10 8 .556 13 14 .481 

Emory & Henry 10 8 .556 14 12 .538 

Roanoke 8 10 .444 14 12 .538 

Eastern Mennonite 6 12 .333 11 15 .423 

Bridgewater 6 12 .333 9 16 .360 

Washington & Lee 4 14 .222 4 19 .174 

Lynchburg 3 15 .167 3 22 .120 

2005-2006 ODAC TOURNAMENT 

ODAC TOURN. QUARTERFINALS (at Salem Civic Center) 

Virginia Wesleyan 75, Eastern Mennonite 72 

Guilford 101, Emory & Henry 97 

Randolph-Macon 65, Bridgewater 55 

Hampden-Sydney 68, Roanoke 58 

ODAC TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALS (at Salem Civic Center) 

Virginia Wesleyan 72, Guilford 69 

Randolph-Macon 93, Emory & Henry 82 (OT) 

ODAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME (at Salem Civic Center) 

Virginia Wesleyan 81, Hampden-Sydney 78 (OT) 

2005-2006 ALL-ODAC TEAMS 

ALL-ODAC FIRST TEAM 

Brandon Adair, Virginia Wesleyan 

Troy Kaase, Hampden-Sydney 

Jason Sager, Eastern Mennonite 

Ben Strong, Guilford 

Justin Wansley, Randolph-Macon 

ALL-ODAC SECOND TEAM 

Ton Ton Balenga, Virginia Wesleyan 

Jared Butler, Roanoke 

Phil Hawley, Randolph-Macon 

Clay Michael, Bridgewater 

Korey Whiting, Eastern Mennonite 

Lance Reasbeck, Emory & Henry 

ALL-ODAC HONORABLE MENTION 

Andy Albright, Lynchburg 

Greg Bienemann, Washington and Lee 

Josh LaPorte, Roanoke 

Drew Prehmus, Hampden-Sydney 

Jordan Snipes, Guilford 

Korey Townsend, Emory & Henry 

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Brandon Adair, Virginia Wesleyan 

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: David Carlson, Randolph-Macon 

COACH OF THE YEAR: Dave Macedo, Virginia Wesleyan 

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Clay Michael, Bridgewater 

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2005-2006 ODAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 

SCORING G PTS PPG 

1. Ben Strong, Guilford 27 509 18.9 

2. Brandon Adair, Virginia Wesleyan 32 602 18.8 

3. Troy Kaase, Hampden-Sydney 25 436 17.4 

4. Jason Sager, Eastern Mennonite 24 414 17.2 

5. Clay Michael, Bridgewater 25 404 16.2 

6. Justin Wansley, Randolph-Macon 24 369 15.4 

7. Korey Whiting, Eastern Mennonite 26 368 14.2 

8. Jordan Snipes, Guilford 26 355 13.7 

9. Jared Butler, Roanoke 26 332 12.8 

10. Cain Landreth, Emory & Henry 26 328 12.6 

REBOUNDING G REB RPG 

1. Jason Sager, Eastern Mennonite 24 226 9.4 

1. Justin Wansley, Randolph-Macon 24 193 8.0 

3. Clay Michael, Bridgewater 25 198 7.9 

4. Josh LaPorte, Roanoke 26 201 7.7 

5. Troy Kaase, Hampden-Sydney 25 170 6.8 

6. Tyler Fantin, Virginia Wesleyan 33 219 6.6 

7. Greg Bienemann, Washington and Lee 23 152 6.6 

8. Ben Strong, Guilford 27 178 6.6 

9. Brandon Adair, Virginia Wesleyan 32 206 6.4 

10. Drew Prehmus, Hampden-Sydney 26 146 5.6 

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

1. Philip Hawley, Randolph-Macon 29 132 210 .629 

2. Brandon Adair, Virginia Wesleyan 32 249 400 .623 

3. Troy Kaase, Hampden-Sydney 25 186 312 .596 

4. Ben Strong, Guilford 27 195 348 .560 

5. Greg Bienemann, Washington and Lee 23 117 220 .532 

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

1. John Mumper, Washington and Lee 23 47 54 .870 

2. Andy Albright, Lynchburg 25 85 103 .825 

3. Patrick Prior, Lynchburg 25 73 92 .793 

4. Justin Wansley, Randolph-Macon 24 101 129 .783 

5. Josh Fox, Bridgewater 25 74 95 .779 

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

1. Matt Green, Hampden-Sydney 26 46 86 .535 

2. Stephen Sutherland, Randolph-Macon 29 53 101 .525 

3. D'Juan Tucker, Virginia Wesleyan 33 34 67 .507 

4. Adam Krovic, Randolph-Macon 29 29 63 .460 

5. Ben Shrader, Roanoke 24 47 104 .452 

ASSISTS G AST APG 

1. Thomas Sumpter, Virginia Wesleyan 29 117 4.03 

2. Anthony Hairston, Emory & Henry 26 93 3.58 

3. Caleb Kimbrough, Guilford 27 95 3.52 

4. Korey Whiting, Eastern Mennonite 26 82 3.15 

5. Robert Hudson, Emory & Henry 26 78 3.00 

5. Jarell Christian, Emory & Henry 23 69 3.00 

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2006-2007 ODAC OPPONENTS 

BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE 

Jan. 13 - 7:00 - Bridgewater, Va./Feb. 17 - 7:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Bridgewater, Va. 

Enrollment: 1,550 

Nickname: Eagles 

Head Coach: Bill Leatherman (Milligan '66) 

Record at School: 312-232 (21 years) 

2005-06 Record: 9-16, 6-12 in the ODAC (T-7th) 

Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 

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

TOP RETURNEES YR POS HT PPG RPG 

Josh Maupin Sr. G 6-0 10.1 1.4 

Josh Fox Jr. F 6-8 11.0 4.7 

Andrew Cathlin Jr. G 6-3 5.4 3.3 

EASTERN MENNONITE UNIVERSITY 

Dec. 6 - 7:00 - Lexington, Va./Jan. 24 - 7:00 - Harrisonburg, Va. 

Location: Harrisonburg, Va. 


Nickname: Royals 

Head Coach: Kirby Dean (Eastern Mennonite '92) 


2005-06 Record: 11-15, 6-12 in the ODAC (T-7th) 


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


Jason Sager Sr. G/F 6-4 17.3 9.4 

Brad Parkes Jr. G/F 6-3 10.4 4.2 

LeRoger Parrish So. G 6-2 4.3 1.9 

EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE 

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

Location: Emory, Va. 


Nickname: Wasps 

Head Coach: Bob Johnson (Dickinson '68) 


2005-06 Record: 14-12, 10-8 ODAC (4th) 


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


Lance Reasbeck Sr. G 5-9 17.3 3.1 

Cain Landreth So. G 6-5 12.6 2.2 

Korey Townsend Sr. G 6-1 11.8 2.8 

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GUILFORD COLLEGE 

Jan. 31 - 7:00 - Lexington, Va./Feb. 14 - 7:00 - Greensboro, N.C. 

Location: Greensboro, N.C. 


Nickname: Quakers 

Head Coach: Tom Palombo (Virginia Wesleyan '89) 

Record at School: 43-37 (3 Years) 

2005-06 Record: 13-14, 10-8 in the ODAC (4th) 


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


Ben Strong Jr. C 6-11 18.9 6.6 

Jordan Snipes Sr. G 6-4 13.7 4.0 

Thomas Burge Jr. G 6-2 8.4 3.7 

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE 

Jan. 20 - 2:00 - Hampden-Sydney, Va./Feb. 10 - 2:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Hampden-Sydney, Va. 


Nickname: Tigers 

Head Coach: Bubba Smith (Furman '00) 


2005-06 Record: 18-8, 11-7 in the ODAC (3rd) 


Sports Information Director (Phone): Bryan Hicks (434-223-6156) 


Troy Kaase Jr. F 6-7 17.4 6.8 

Drew Prehmus Jr. G 6-5 12.0 5.6 

Mike Edwards Sr. G 5-10 10.7 2.8 

LYNCHBURG COLLEGE 

Jan. 21 - 3:00 - Lynchburg, Va./Feb. 11 - 4:30 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Lynchburg, Va. 


Nickname: Hornets 

Head Coach: John Swickrath (Denison '01) 




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


Peter Vasilou Sr. C 6-8 6.4 3.2 

Kwame Safo Jr. G 5-9 4.8 2.3 

Evan Fancourt Jr. G/F 6-3 1.2 0.9 

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RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE 

Dec. 2 - 2:00 - Ashland, Va./Feb. 3 - 2:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Ashland, Va. 


Nickname: Yellow Jackets 

Head Coach: Mike Rhodes (Lebanon Valley '95) 


2005-06 Record: 22-7, 15-3 in the ODAC (2nd) 


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


Phil Hawley Sr. F 6-8 11.8 5.4 

Adam Krovic Sr. G 6-3 9.0 2.9 

Stephen Sutherland Sr. G 6-0 7.0 1.5 

ROANOKE COLLEGE 

Jan. 6 - 7:00 - Salem, Va./Jan. 27 - 7:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Salem, Va. 


Nickname: Maroons 

Head Coach: Page Moir (Virginia Tech '83) 




Sports Information Director (Phone): Chris Cummings (540-375-2344) 


Ben Shrader Jr. G 5-9 11.4 2.0 

Tee Jackson Sr. G 6-1 9.7 3.0 

Josh LaPorte Jr. F 6-6 8.4 7.6 

VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE 

Dec. 3 - 2:00 - Virginia Beach, Va./Feb. 4 - 2:00 - Lexington, Va. 

Location: Virginia Beach, Va. 


Nickname: Marlins 

Head Coach: Dave Macedo (Wilkes '96) 


2004-05 Record: 30-3, 17-1 in the ODAC (1st) 


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


Brandon Adair Sr. F 6-5 18.8 6.4 

Ton Ton Belenga Jr. G 6-1 12.5 3.2 

Tyler Fantin Jr. F 6-5 10.8 6.6 

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2006-2007 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 

AVERETT 

Nov. 17-18 • W&L Tip-Off Tournament 

DENISON 


Location: Danville, Va. 


Nickname: Cougars 

Conference: USA South 

Head Coach: Jimmy Allen 


2005-06 Record: 20-8 


SID: Sam Ferguson 

SID Phone: 434-791-5876 

ONEONTA STATE 


Location: Oneonta, N.Y. 


Nickname: Red Dragons 

Conference: SUNY Athletic 

Head Coach: Vincent Medici 


2005-06 Record: 9-16 


SID: Geoff Hassard 

SID Phone: 607-436-2106 

OBERLIN 

Nov. 25 • Lexington, Va. • 2:00 pm 

Location: Oberlin, Ohio 


Nickname: Yoemen 

Conference: North Coast Athletic 

Head Coach: Isaiah Cavaco 

Record at School: 0-0 (1st Year) 

2005-06 Record: 2-22 


SID: Zachary Pretzer 

SID Phone: 440-775-8503 

HOOD 

Dec. 29-30 • W&L Tournament 

Location: Frederick, Md. 


Nickname: Blazers 

Conference: Capital Athletic 

Head Coach: Tom Dickman 


2005-06 Record: 14-11 


SID: Adrienne Gonzales 

SID Phone: 301-696-3978 

Location: Granville, Ohio 


Nickname: Big Red 

Conference: North Coast Athletic 

Head Coach: Bob Ghiloni 


2005-06 Record: 10-16 


SID: Craig Hicks 

SID Phone: 740-587-6546 

DICKINSON 

Nov. 21 • Carlisle, Pa. • 6:00 pm 

Location: Carlisle, Pa. 


Nickname: Red Devils 

Conference: Centennial 

Head Coach: Dennis Csensits 


2005-06 Record: 6-19 


SID: Charlie McGuire 

SID Phone: 717-245-1652 

EMORY 


Location: Atlanta, Ga. 


Nickname: Eagles 

Conference: University Athletic Assoc. 

Head Coach: Brett Zuver 


2005-06 Record: 11-14 


SID: John Farina 

SID Phone: (404) 727-6553 

U.S. MERCHANT MARINES 


Location: Kings Point, N.Y. 


Nickname: Mariners 

Conference: Skyline 

Head Coach: John Krikorian 

Record at School: 0-0 (1st Year) 

2005-06 Record: 10-16 


SID: Tyrone Broxton 

SID Phone: 516-773-5455 

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Front Row (Sitting L to R): Femi Kusimo, Chris Halkitis, Alex White, Chris Davis, Greg Biene 

Bena Tshishiku, John Mumper, Chris McHugh, Isaiah Goodman, Andrew Payne, Head Coach 

Ryan Owens, Ben Goetsch, Craig Sauers, Assistant Coach Sean Grant. 

2006-2007 W&L BASKETBALL ROSTER 

NO NAME POS YR HT WT 

10 Isaiah Goodman G So. 5-11 160 

12 Chris Davis G Sr. 5-11 180 

14 Chris McHugh G So. 6-1 175 

20 Kirk Jones G/F So. 6-5 197 

22 John Mumper F Jr. 6-2 185 

23 Femi Kusimo F Jr. 6-5 213 

24 Craig Sauers G So. 6-3 180 

30 Chris Halkitis G Sr. 5-10 170 

34 Bena Tshishiku G Fr. 5-7 160 

40 Ben Heller F So. 6-6 210 

42 Greg Bienemann F Jr. 6-6 215 

44 Ryan Owens F So. 6-5 215 

50 Ben Goetsch F Fr. 6-4 195 

51 Zac White F Fr. 6-5 175 

52 Alex White F Sr. 6-7 220 

53 Andrew Payne F Fr. 6-4 187 

54 John Twomey F Fr. 6-5 240 

HEAD COACH: Adam Hutchinson (Amherst '93) 

ASSISTANT COACHES: Sean Grant (NYU '02), Stuart Pradia (Brand 

CAPTAINS: Chris Halkitis, Alex White 

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mann. Middle Row (Standing L to R): Assistant Coach Stuart Pradia, Manager Jenna Walls, 

Adam Hutchinson. Back Row (Standing): Kirk Jones, John Twomey, Ben Heller, Zac White, 

HOMETOWN 

Richfield, Minn. 

Birmingham, Ala. 

Chatham, N.J. 

Maple Glenn, Pa. 

Richmond, Va. 

Cross Lanes, W.Va. 

Columbia, Md. 

New Port Richey, Fla. 

Martinez, Ga. 

Houston, Texas 

Chatham, N.J. 

Floral Park, N.Y. 

Timonium, Md. 

Baltimore, Md. 

Baltimore, Md. 

Charleston, W.Va. 

Chatham, N.J. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Holy Angels 

Altamont School 

Chatham 

Germantown Academy 

Douglas Freeman 

Charleston Catholic 

Atholton 

Ridgewood 

Lakeside 

Lamar 

Chatham 

Chaminade 

Gilman 

Park School 

McDonogh 

George Washington 

Delbarton 

eis '05) 

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W&L BASKETBALL HISTORY 

Since the White & Blue 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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ALL-AMERICANS 

HONORED GENERALS 

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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1984 - John Lee Graves 

1987 - Jeff Harralson 

1988 - Steve Hancock 

1989 - Chris Jacobs 

1996 - Cam Dyer 

NCAA POST-GRADUATE SCHOLARS 


1984 - John Lee Graves 

GTE 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 • 1976-77 

21.7 ppg • 5.3 rpg 

Pat Dennis 

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: 60.4, Rich Peterson (128-212), 

1996-97 

C: 55.2, Frank Eppes (277-502), 1979-83 

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: 50, vs. Bridgewater, 12/1/54 

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: 68.0, vs. Shenandoah (34-50), 

12/3/81 

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: 13, vs. Emory, 12/3/90 

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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. Michael Denbow (2000-04).......................................................... 251 

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

5. Robert Miggins (1991-1994)........................................................... 67 

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 

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

05-06 Greg Bienemann..... 278.....12.1 

04-05 Greg Bienemann..... 290.....11.6 

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 

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

SCORING 

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

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 




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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 

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

04-05 Greg Bienemann..... 152.......6.6 

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 

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

REBOUNDING 

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

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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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) 

13-60 (.178), Three Years 


2003-04.............................................. 7-18......................................... Adam Hutchinson 



98 seasons........................... 1,023-1,035-1 (.497)......................................22 Coaches 

SERIES RECORDS 

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 2 

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 68 41 

Bryant 1 0 

Buffalo St. 1 0 

OPPONENT W L 

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 

Cortland St. 2 0 

C.W. Post 0 1 

D.C. Teachers 0 1 

Daniel Webster 1 0 

Danville 2 0 

Davidson 13 12 

David Lipscomb 0 1 

Davis & Elkins 6 0 

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OPPONENT W L 

Dayton 1 1 

Delaware 1 0 

Denison 0 0 

Dickinson 3 1 

Drew 1 0 

Drexel 0 1 

Duke 9 19 

DuPont 4 0 

East Carolina 0 1 

Eastern 0 1 

Eastern Connecticut 1 1 

E. Mennonite 44 25 

East Tennessee 1 1 

Eckerd 0 1 

Edinboro St. 1 0 

Elmira 1 1 

Elon 6 1 

Emory 7 7 

Emory & Henry 51 36 

Enka Mills 0 1 

Evansville 0 2 

Fairleigh Dickinson 0 2 

Fla. Presbyterian 0 3 

Fla. 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 

Greensboro 8 4 

Grove City 2 0 

Guilford 14 21 

Hamline 1 0 

Hampden-Sydney 40 66 

Hanes Mill 1 0 

Hartwick 1 0 

Harvard 0 1 

Haverford 3 2 

High Point 0 1 

Hood 0 0 

Hope 0 1 

House of David 2 0 

Ithaca 0 2 

James Madison 0 4 

Jersey City 1 0 

John Carroll 0 3 

Johns Hopkins 5 1 

Johnson St. 1 0 

Kean 1 1 

Kentucky 1 11 

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OPPONENT W L 

Ky. Teachers 0 1 

Ky. Wesleyan 1 0 

Keuka 0 1 

King 1 4 

Kings Point 0 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 68 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 

UNC-Greensboro 4 2 

N.C. State 7 9 

N.C. Wesleyan 5 0 

UNC-Wilmington 1 0 

Notre Dame, Cal. 1 0 

Oberlin 0 0


OPPONENT W L 

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-Macon 12 55 

Rhode Island Col. 1 0 

Rhodes 4 2 

Richmond 28 24 

Ripon 0 1 

Roanoke 35 72 

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 

South Carolina 5 2 

Southeastern 1 0 

Southwestern 0 1 

Southern Virginia 1 0 

Springfield 0 1 

OPPONENT W L 

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 

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 0 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 28 

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 

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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


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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 

D3 Old Dominion (A) L 82-107 

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 


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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


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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 

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F24 #Sewanee (A) L 81-89 

# - CAC Tournament 

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 




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 



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 

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F2 E. Mennonite* (H) W 103-75 


F8 Emory & Henry* (H) W 88-52 


F16 Rochester (A) W 81-74 


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) 


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 

F14 Rand.-Macon (A) L 76-83


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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) 


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 


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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 



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 





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 




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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 

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 

F2 Emory & Henry* (H) W 81-75 

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 


$ - ODAC Tournament


basketball 

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 



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 

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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 



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 







F19 Rand.-Macon* (A) L 55-58


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 


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 




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F10 Rand.-Macon* (A) L 62-73 





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


basketball 

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) 




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 

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J26 Roanoke* (H) L 69-76 (OT) 


F2 Hampden-Sydney* (A) L 63-80 



F9 Eastern Mennonite* (A) L 68-86 



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 

F17 Bridgewater* (H) L 61-72


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 


D4 Randolph-Macon* (A) L 58-63 

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 











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 

D4 Virginia Wesleyan* (H) L 50-72 








J22 Randolph-Macon* (A) L 67-71 (OT) 




F5 Lynchburg* (H) W 78-71 (OT) 




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basketball 

WARNER CENTER 

Washington and Lee plays its home basketball games in the 2,500-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 274-180. 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 2006-2007 season. Listed below is information to assist you throughout the 

season. If you have any additional questions then please feel free to contact Brian 

Laubscher, W&L 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://athletics.wlu.edu. Results from athletic events can also be 

received via e-mail. 

LISTEN TO THE GENERALS ON THE WEB: All of the Generals contests this 

season can now be heard via the W&L athletics website. Just download the free version 

of real player and visit http://athletics.wlu.edu for more information.

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