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MONARCHS
The 2004-05 Old Dominion Basketball Media Guide
QuickFacts
Table of Contents
Quick Facts ..................................................... 1
Head Coach Blaine Taylor ............................ 2-3
Assistant Coaches .......................................... 4-6
2004-05 Outlook ............................................. 7
2004-05 Roster ................................................ 8
Radio/T.V. Roster .......................................... 9
Player Bios ...................................................... 10-22
Why Monarchs? ............................................. 23
Monarch Reachout ........................................ 24-25
Administration ............................................... 26
Support Staff ................................................... 27
Directions to Campus ................................... 28
Academic Support ......................................... 29
Old Dominion University ............................ 30-31
Norfolk & Hampton Roads .......................... 32-33
Athletic Facilities ........................................... 34
Strength Training Facility & Apartments ... 35
Media Information ........................................ 36-37
2003-04 in Review .......................................... 38-39
Travel/Athletic Directory ............................. 40
Monarch Olympians ..................................... 41
Monarchs in the Pros ..................................... 42-44
Retired Jerseys ................................................ 45
Convocation Center ....................................... 44-49
Colonial Athletic Association ....................... 50-51
Opponents ...................................................... 52-58
RECORDS
Championship Teams ................................... 60-62
All-Conference Monarchs ............................. 62-63
Post-Season Results ....................................... 64-67
All-American Monarchs ............................... 68-69
Individual Records ........................................ 70
Team Records ................................................. 71
Vs. Ranked Teams .......................................... 72
Year-by-Year Leaders .................................... 73-74
Coaches & Captains ...................................... 75
All-Time Scorers ............................................. 76
Monarchs in Overtime .................................. 77
The Leaderboards .......................................... 78-79
100 Point Games ............................................ 80
Team Avg. ....................................................... 81
Home Court Advantage. .............................. 82
All-Time Starters ............................................ 83
Lettermen ........................................................ 84
Year-by-Year Results ..................................... 85-90
ODU vs. Opponents ...................................... 91-94
Athletic History ............................................. 95-96
GENERAL INFORMATION
LOCATION: Norfolk, Va. 23529
NICKNAME: Monarchs
FOUNDED: 1930
(as the Norfolk Div. of The College of William & Mary)
ENROLLMENT: 21,200
SCHOOL COLORS: Slate Blue (PMS 540), Silver (PMS
877),& Light Blue (PMS 283)
HOME COURT: Ted Constant Convocation Center
(8,650)
SURFACE: Wood
CONFERENCE: Colonial Athletic Association
PRESIDENT: Dr. Roseann Runte
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Dr. Jim Jarrett
OFFICE PHONE: 757-683-3369
SR. WOMEN’S ADMINISTRATOR: Deb Polca
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT PHONE: 757-683-3375
TICKET OFFICE PHONE: 757 -683-4444
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Scott Johnson
OFFICIAL WEBSITE: www.odusports.com
COACHING STAFF
HEAD COACH: Blaine Taylor (Montana ‘81)
RECORD AT ODU: 42-43, Fourth year
CAREER RECORD: 184-108 (10 years )
ASSISTANTS: Jim Corrigan (Duke ‘80), Rob Wilkes
(Stetson ‘93) & Travis DeCuire (Montana ‘94)
BASKETBALL SECRETARY: Annette Manley
2003-04 RECORD: 17-12
2003-04 CAA RECORD: 11-7 (4th seed)
POST SEASON: None
HISTORY
FIRST YEAR OF BASKETBALL: 1930-31
OVERALL ALL-TIME RECORD: 1045-776 (73 years) .574
FIRST YEAR OF DIV. I. BASKETBALL:1976-77
DIVISION I ALL-TIME RECORD: 488-349 (28 yrs) .583
NO. YRS IN NCAA TRN/LAST: 7/ 1997 Lost to
New Mexico, 55-51
NO. YRS IN NIT TRN/LAST: 9/ 1999 Lost 2nd rd at
Butler, 75-62
RETURNING LETTERMEN: Eight
LETTERMEN LOST: Three
John Waller
6-4 F-G
12.6 ppg
5.0 rpg
3rd Team All-CAA
Troy Nance
5-9 G
3.0 ppg
4.1 apg
T.J.Waldon
6-4 F
2.3 ppg
2.0 rpg
STARTERS RETURNING: (4 regulars)
Alex Loughton
6-9 Jr. C-F 1 6.6 ppg 8.7 RPG
1st Team All-CAA
Isaiah Hunter
6-2 Jr. G 13.0 ppg 2.5 apg
3rd Team All-CAA
Arnaud Dahi
6-7 So F 9.0 ppg 5.5 rpg
CAA All-Rookie Team
Drew Williamson 6-0 So. G
4.0 ppg 3.3 apg
RETURNING LETTERMEN (4)
Valdas Vasylius 6-7 So.
F
7.8 ppg 3.3 rpg
Kiah Thomas
6-4 Sr.
G
4.4 ppg 2.5 rpg
Abdi Lidonde
6-3 So.
G
1.4 ppg 0.8 rpg
Janko Mrksic
6-10 Jr.
C
0.9 ppg 1.5 rpg
RED SHIRT RETURNEES (2)
Brian Henderson 6-4
Fr. G-F
Richmond, VA/Varina HS 20.9 ppg
John Morris
6-2
So. G
1.8 ppg/ 1.0 rpg. in 20023-03
NEWCOMERS (3)
Sam Harris
7-3 Fr. C Newnham, Tasmania,
Australia. Australian under-20 team &
AIS
Brandon Johnson 6-1 Fr. G Orlando, FL./Edgewater HS
12.4 ppg/6.4 apt/6.2 rpg/2nd team AllState, 1,040 career points/522 career
assists
Jason Thompson 6-5 Fr. F Sanford, NC/ Chatham HS
25.1 ppg/ 9.2 rpg / 2,140 career points
Yadkin Valley Player of the Year.
NCHSA 1A Player of the Year.
SPORTS INFORMATION
SPORTS INFORMATION DIR: Carol Hudson,Jr.
E-MAIL: [email protected]
HOME PHONE: 757-625-2061
ASSISTANT: Kim Zivkovich
E-MAIL: [email protected]
SID INTERN: Bobby Parks
PUBLICATIONS DIR: Tina Price
E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]
FAX NUMBER: 757-683-3119
MAIL ADDRESS: Rm 124/Athletic Admin. Bldg/
Norfolk, Va. 23529-0201
PRESS ROW NUMBERS: 757-683-5596
VOICE OF THE MONARCHS:
ESPN 1310 Radio (John Castleberry)
OFFICE PHONE: 757-671-1000 FAX: 757-671-1313
Credits
Monarch Basketball “2004-05” is a publication of the Old Dominion University office of Athletic Public Relations. EDITORS: Carol Hudson, Jr., Sports Information Director; Tina Price, Director of
Athletic Publications. LAYOUT AND DESIGN: Tina Price, Director of Athletic Publications and Chrisie Henn, Athletic Publications Assistant. SPECIAL ASSISTANCE: Debbie H. Byrne, Associate
Athletic Director for Public Relations and Marketing and Marcy Comstock, Sports information Assistant; PHOTOGRAPHY: Rick Voight (RSVP Media), Steve Chinnis, Timothy Boone (Avalon
Commuications), Carol Hudson, The Virginian Pilot, Steve Goldman, Joe Law, Phil Hoffmann, Sam Roberts, Mitchell Layton, Steve Grieco, Ralph Fitzgerald. Martin Smith-Rodden, Scott K. Brown,
Dave Denoma, NBA Entertainment, and the Richmond Times-Dispatch. PRINTING: Letton Gooch Printers, Inc., Norfolk, Va. Old Dominion University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution.
This publication was printed without the support of tax dollars from the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Monarch Basketball 2004-05
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BLAINE
TAYLOR
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had the nation’s eighth largest attendance increase from
the previous year.
Taylor posted a 142-65 record in seven seasons as
head coach at Montana, taking his teams to the NCAA
tournament in both 1992 and 1997, and the NIT in 1995.
His teams had five 20 win seasons. The most successful
head coach in Montana basketball history, Taylor earned
national Rookie Coach-of-the-Year honors in 1992, as well
as being named Big Sky Coach of the Year. In 1992,
Montana was 27-4, winning the Big Sky title and advancing
to the NCAA tournament. In Big Sky history, only three
teams have won 27 games. His winning percentage of .686
is fifth best all-time in Big Sky Conference history.
The Grizzlies won 20 or more games 15 times in
school history, and Taylor’s teams accomplished that five
times, in 1992 (27), 1994 (20), 1995 (21), 1996 (20) and 1997
(21). Montana averaged 20.3 wins per year while Taylor
was the head coach.
At Stanford, Taylor helped lead the top-seeded
Cardinal to the NCAA West regional final in 2001 en route
to posting a 31-3 record, including a victory over the
Monarchs in the first round of the San Juan Shootout in
Puerto Rico. The Cardinal was ranked No. 1 for six weeks
and advanced to the NCAA tournament in each of Taylor’s
three years on Mike Montgomery’s staff. Stanford won
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laine Taylor is in his fourth season as the
Monarchs head basketball coach. Last
season he guided a youthful team with
only two seniors to 17 wins and were in
the thick of the Colonial Athletic
Association race right up to the last
week of the regular season.
Taylor has had a long successful career,
both as a head coach and as an assistant. He came to ODU
in 2000 after serving as an assistant coach for three seasons
at Stanford University and eight years as head coach at the
University of Montana.
In 2003-04, ODU defeated George Washington and instate rival Virginia Tech and took Charlotte and nationally
ranked St. Joseph’s to the final shot. The Monarchs were
tied for first place in the CAA going into the last week of the
season and reached the league’s tournament semi-finals.
In doing so, three Monarchs earned All-CAA honors, the
first time in school history.
The 2002-03, the Monarchs made a statement with two
victories over two-time defending CAA champion, UNC
Wilmington. Ricardo Marsh earned All-CAA honors and
then freshman center Alex Loughton was named to the
CAA All-Rookie squad. That season, with the opening of
the state-of-the-art Ted Constant Convocation Center, ODU
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Fourth Season (42-43)
Career Record 184-108 (.630)
Montana ‘81
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Old Dominion University
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three Pac 10 championships during Taylor’s tenure.
A graduate of Montana, Taylor earned the school’s
Naseby Rhinehart Award as the Most Inspirational Player
in 1981 as well as being named the University’s most
outstanding male athlete that same year. A starting point
guard at Montana, Taylor is ninth in career assists with 300.
He is also one of the school’s leading career free throw
shooters at .819 and he scored 753 career points. He was an
honorable mention All-Big Sky selection as a junior and
senior and was named to the league’s post season AllTournament team as a senior.
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HEAD COACH BLAINE TAYLOR
Taylor played for Mike Montgomery from 1979-81 at
Montana, then served as his graduate assistant coach in 1982
and 1983. He was an assistant coach for Stew Morrill for five
seasons. Taylor served as a head coach at Loyola Sacred Heart
High School in Misoula from 1984-86.
Taylor earned a bachelor of arts in secondary education
from Montana in 1981, and a Masters of Science in athletic
administration in 1984. He and his wife Annie are the parents
of daughters; Amber, 24 who attended Old Dominion, Ashley
17, Alexandria 14 and Alana 11. Taylor is the 12th head coach in
Old Dominion’s 70-year basketball history.
Blaine Taylor's Ledger
TAYLOR’S COLLEGE HEAD COACHING RECORD
1991-92 27-4
(NCAA)
1992-93 17-11
1993-94 20-8
1994-95 21-9
(NIT)
1995-96 20-8
1996-97 21-11
(NCAA)
1997-98 16-14
2001-02 13-16
2002-03 12-15
2003-04 17-12
10 year totals
184-108 (.630)
3 years at ODU
42-43
The Taylor family ( L- R): Alexandria,
Ashley, Blaine, wife Annie, Amber,
and Alana.
1st Collegiate win
Nov. 15, 1991 87-58 over Simon Fraser
100th Collegiate win
Feb. 10, 1996
77-46 win at Northern Arizona
TAYLOR AS AN ASSISTANT COACH AT STANFORD
2000-01 31-3
(NCAA Elite 8)
1999-00 27-4
(NCAA)
1998-99 26-7
(NCAA & Pre-Season NIT Finals)
TAYLOR AS AN ASSISTANT AT MONTANA
1990-91 23-8
(NCAA)
1989-90 18-11
1988-89 20-11
1987-88 18-11
1986-87 18-11
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ASSISTANT COACHES
JIM
CORRIGAN
Eleventh Season
Duke ‘80
J
im Corrigan is in his 11th year on the Monarch staff
and his 18th on the collegiate level. He is involved in
every aspect of the Monarch program including
recruiting, scouting, player development, and
academic monitoring of the team members.
Jim began his coaching career at Northern High School in
Durham, NC., where he served as an assistant for two years
under head coach Kevin Billerman. From there he moved to his
alma mater, Bishop McGuinness High School in Winston-Salem,
NC. After one season as the junior varsity and varsity assistant,
Jim was elevated to head coach.
During his four years as head coach at McGuinness, he
achieved several milestones. His teams compiled a record of 9042, and reached the North Carolina state finals each of the last
three years he was the head coach, culminating in the 1987 state
championship. During that run, McGuinness twice set school
records for wins in a season with 26 in 1984-85, and 27 in 198586. Twice his teams were invited to the prestigious Alhambra
Invitational Tournament, and finished with a 77-25 record
those last three seasons.
Corrigan was named Coach of the Year in the conference
and on the state level in North Carolina three times. From there,
Jim moved to William and Mary where he was an assistant
coach from 1982-94.
In high school, Jim was named All-City and All-County as
a senior at McGuinness and led the city in scoring at 26 points
per game. He turned down numerous scholarships to attend
Duke University where he walked on to the team and earned a
scholarship under head coach Bill Foster. While at Duke, the
Blue Devils won two Atlantic Coast Tournament championships
and played in three NCAA tournaments, including the 1978
“Final Four.”
As a senior at Duke, the Blue Devils were ranked number
one in the country as well as the number one amateur team in
the world. That year, Corrigan received the Ted Mann award as
the non-starter who contributed the most to team morale. Duke
reached the NCAA quarterfinals.
Jim and his wife Sonja, have a daughter, Keenan (15), and
sons Cole (11), and Drew (9). Jim graduated from Duke in 1980
with a degree in business management.
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The Corrigan family ( L- R): Jim and wife Sonja (back), Cole, Keenan,
and Drew (front).
ASSISTANT COACHES
Rob
WILKES
Third Season
Stetson ‘93
R
ob Wilkes, a former assistant coach at
Florida State and Georgia Southern, is in his
third season with the Monarch basketball
program.
Wilkes served as an assistant at Florida State from
2000-02, and Georgia Southern from 1999-00. While at
Georgia Southern, Wilkes signed Florida’s high school
class 6A players of the year two straight years. As an
assistant at Florida State, he signed several top prospects,
including a McDonald’s All-American. Florida State’s
2001 recruiting class was ranked in the top 25 by both
SuperPrep and HoopScoop Magazines. Prior to his stint
at Georgia Southern, Wilkes helped successfully build
one of the top collegiate programs in the nation at Lynn
University in Boca Raton, FL. He teamed with head
coach Jeff Price to start the program from scratch and
build it into a perennial Division II national powerhouse.
During his six seasons (1993-99) as an assistant coach,
the Lynn University Fighting Knights compiled a 136-42
record for a .764 winning percentage. Lynn advanced to
national post season play all six years of its existence,
three NAIA and three NCAA Division II tournaments.
In 1997, the team advanced to the NCAA Division II
Elite Eight.
Rob hails from a very athletic family. In addition to
the outstanding success of his father, Glenn, the longtime
coach at Stetson University, a brother Glenn, Jr., is the
women’s coach at Rollins College. Another brother,
Scott, was a two-year letterman at Florida
State from 1981-83. Wilkes was a four-year member of
the Stetson University basketball team and currently
ranks fifth all-time in school history in assists.
Wilkes graduated from Stetson in 1993 with a degree
in sports administration and earned a master’s degree in
international business administration from Lynn in 1995.
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ASSISTANT COACHES
TRAVIS
DeCUIRE
Second Season
Montana ‘94
T
ravis Decuire, a former head basketball coach at
Green River Community College in Seattle, WA.,
and former standout player at Montana for Blaine
Taylor, begins his second year with the Monarchs.
DeCuire took over the reigns of Green River Community
College in 2001 and took a last place program to the NWAACC
championship in just two years while posting the school’s
first 20-win season in over 20 years. For his efforts, he was
named the NWAACC Coach of the Year.
DeCuire was also a successful high school coach at
Sammamish High School in Bellevue, WA. He led that
school to two conference championships, a state tournament
appearance and three consecutive district tournament
appearances.
As a point guard for Taylor at Montana from 1991-94,
DeCuire earned All-Big Sky honors his junior and senior
years, in addition to being named the team’s MVP for two
straight years. DeCuire is the University of Montana’s alltime assist leader with 435 in three seasons. He also owns the
school’s single season assist record of 199 in 1993-94 for a 7.1
per game average.
DeCuire served as a player/coach for Sutherland
Basketball Club in Sutherland, Australia in 1994-95 and is
the president and founder of the Fastbreak Basketball
Association that has assisted in teaching life’s lessons and
building self esteem through basketball to over 500 students
in Seattle, and Tacoma. DeCuire has extensive experience in
counseling, serving in that capacity at Echo Glen Children’s
Center in Snowqualmie, WA. from 1996-1998 and the Ryther
Children’s Center in North Seattle from 1995-97.
He graduated from the University of Montana with a
degree in business marketing in 1994.
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Freshmen (L-R): Jason
Thompson, Sam Harris and
Brandon Johnson
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Junior Alex Loughton
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T
he Old Dominion University Monarchs return eight lettermen from last
year’s squad that won 17 games, the most since 1999. Heading the list
of returnees which includes only one senior is first team All-CAA and
All Region selection, 6-10 junior center Alex Loughton (Perth,
Australia) and third team All-CAA selection, junior guard Isaiah Hunter
(Charlotte, NC.), as well as CAA All-Rookie selection, 6-7 sophomore Arnaud
Dahi (Ivory Coast, Africa).
“We have a lot of anticipation for the coming season by virtue of having
forced many of our young players into action last season. We return a strong
nucleus with at least some experience, and yet we still have nine of our 13 players
as underclassmen,” says head coach Blaine Taylor.
The Monarchs led the CAA in scoring (73.7), free throw percentage (.720),
assists (16.9) and defensive rebounding at 25.6. ODU ranked second in the CAA
in three-point field goal defense (.302), rebounding (38.4), three-point field goals
made (6.7) and assist/turnover ratio (1.09).
Alex Loughton was named to the All-CAA and NABC All-District squads,
and was also recognized for his accomplishments in the classroom by the
National Athletic Director’s All-Academic selection. Loughton averaged 16.6
points, 8.7 rebounds and 1.7 steals per game. He ranked second in the CAA in
scoring, and rebounding, fourth in three throw percentage (.792), sixth in field
goal percentage (.488), and steals.
Isaiah Hunter became the school’s first individual conference free throw
champion, hitting .844 percent of his tries. He scored 20 or more points against
Hofstra, Delaware, St. Joseph’s, and Virginia Tech. He ranked 15th in the CAA in
assists (2.5), and 10th in three-point field goal percentage (.343).
Arnaud Dahi had 14 double-figure games last year, ranked fourth in the
CAA in blocked shots and 12th in rebounding. Drew Williamson settled in at the
point guard spot and ranked ninth in the league in assists, sixth in the CAA in
assists/turnover ratio.
ODU will also be counting heavily on Kiah Thomas (Norfolk, VA.), the
team’s only senior, junior Janko Mrksic (Ontario, Canada), and sophomores
Valdas Vasylius, (Klaipeda, Lithuania) Abdi Lidonde (Sutton, MA.), as well as
last year’s red-shirts John Morris (Camp Hill, PA.) and Brian Henderson
(Richmond, VA.). Last year, Thomas, Mrksic, and Vasylius hit some big baskets
in various games for the Monarchs. Vasylius had eight double-figure outings.
The Monarchs enjoyed another outstanding recruiting class in 7-3 Sam
Harris from Australia, All-State selections Brandon Johnson, a 6-1 guard from
Orlando, Fl., and North Carolina 1A Player of the Year, 6-6 Jason Thompson
from Sanford, NC.
“In general, we have gotten bigger, improved our athleticism, and have
been very sensitive to having a skilled group,” said Taylor. “We take great pride
in the development of players, and I think that shows with the type of sophomore
seasons Alex Loughton and Isaiah Hunter had. Our whole team needs to take
that theme this year and recognize that we need a tremendous amount of growth
and development throughout the season to succeed in the way we want.”
The Monarchs will play another solid schedule which will feature eight
games against teams who participated in post season play in 2004. St. Joseph’s,
DePaul, Liberty, East Tennessee State and CAA rival Virginia Commonwealth
all played in the NCAA Tournament. Kent State and CAA rivals George Mason
and Drexel were in the NIT. ODU will play in the Corpus Christi Challenge
which will include a home game with Kent State, two games in Corpus Christi,
TX, and road game at Texas Christian.
St. Joseph’s reached the NCAA Elite Eight last year and ranked as high as
second nationally. DePaul won Conference USA’s regular season title and
reached the conference title game. East Tennessee State has won the Southern
Conference championship the past two years. Liberty, who played St. Joe’s in the
NCAA first round were champions of the Big South, while Kent State played in
the NIT and is the first Mid American Conference team to win 20 or more games
six straight seasons.
ODU opens its 18-game CAA schedule on Dec. 4 at home against William
and Mary. The Monarchs first league road game will be on Jan. 5 at Drexel. This
year’s CAA tournament will again be in the Richmond Coliseum, March 4-8.
“By virtue of our involvement with an exempt event, we will play 12-non
conference games this year as compared to just eight two years ago,” said Taylor.
“The challenges are many as we play eight teams who competed in post season
play last year, including five conference champions. In recent years, the CAA has
captured our fans attention by virtue of its balance and how good the competition
is night after night. This year should be no different.” Adds Taylor. “ It has been
very heart warming to see how much momentum we have been gaining with our
home crowds since the opening of the Ted Constant Center. There is an
opportunity for our crowds to swell to record numbers this year, making a ticket
tougher and tougher to get.”
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SEASON PREVIEW
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Junior Isaiah Hunter
2004 -05 MONARCH BASKETBALL ROSTER
ALPHABETICAL
No.
31
30
1
20
4
11
40
3
55
24
21
42
10
Name
Arnaud Dahi
Sam Harris
Isaiah Hunter
Brian Henderson
Brandon Johnson
Abdi Lidonde
Alex Loughton
John Morris
Janko Mrksic
Kiah Thomas
Jason Thompson
Valdas Vasylius
Drew Williamson
POS
F
C
G
G
G
G
F
G
C
G
F
F
G
CL
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.*
So.
Jr.
So.*
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
So.
HT
6-7
7-3
6-3
6-4
6-1
6-2
6-9
6-2
6-10
6-4
6-5
6-7
6-0
WT
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260
170
185
175
185
245
187
270
190
210
210
180
Hometown/High School
Ivory Coast / Life Center Academy(NJ)
Newnham,Tasmania Australia/Lake Ginninderra
Charlotte, NC/Independence HS
Richmond, VA/Varina HS*
Orlando, FL/Edgewater HS
Sutton, MA/St. Andrews HS
Perth, Australia/St. Stephen’s HS
Camp Hill, PA./Trinity HS
Stoney Creek,Ontario,Canada/Bishop Ryan
Norfolk, VA/Granby HS
Sanford, NC/ Chatham HS
Klaipeda, Lithuania/Norfolk Collegiate HS
Burlington, NC/Cummings HS
HEAD COACH: Blaine Taylor (Montana ‘81) 4th season
ASSISTANTS: Jim Corrigan (Duke ‘80) 11th season, Rob Wilkes 3rd season (Stetson, ‘93) & Travis DeCuire (Montana ’94), 2nd season.
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Scott Johnson
NUMERICAL
No.
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4
10
11
20
21
24
30
31
40
42
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Name
Isaiah Hunter
John Morris
Brandon Johnson
Drew Williamson
Abdi Lidonde
Brian Henderson
Jason Thompson
Kiah Thomas
Sam Harris
Arnaud Dahi
Alex Loughton
Valdas Vasylius
Janko Mrksic
POS
G
G
G
G
G
G
F
G
C
F
F
F
C
CL
Jr.
So.*
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.*
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
HT
6-3
6-2
6-1
6-0
6-2
6-4
6-5
6-4
7-3
6-7
6-9
6-7
6-10
WT
170
187
175
180
185
185
210
190
260
220
240
210
270
Hometown/High School
Camp Hill, PA/Trinity HS*
Orlando, Fl/ Edgewater HS
Sutton, MA/St. Andrews HS
Richmond, VA/Varina HS
Sanford, NC/Chatham HS
Norfolk, VA/ Granby HS
Newnham, Tasmania Australia/Lake Ginninderra
Ivory Coast/Life Center Academy(NJ)
Perth, Australia/St. Stephen’s HS
Klaipeda Lithuania/Norfolk Collegiate HS
Stoney Creek,Ontario,Canada/Bishop Ryan
* Redshirt
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Janko Mrksic ..................Yan-ko MER-sick
Kiah Thomas ...................KI-uh
Abdi Lidonde ...................AB-di Li-DON-de
Arnaud Dahi ....................ARNO Da -HEE
Alex Loughton .................LAU-ton
Valdas Vasylius ...............VAL-das VA-Si-li-us
Klaipeda, Lithuania .........KLA-pe-da
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MONARCHS
OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY
Brandon
John
Isaiah
Johnson
Morris
Hunter
#3
#1
Jr. ■ Guard ■ 6-2 ■ Charlotte, NC
Drew
Williamson
So. ■ Guard ■ 6-1 ■ Camp Hill, PA
Abdi
Lidonde
#10
So. ■ Guard ■ 6-0 ■ Burlington, NC
#11
So. ■ Guard ■ 6-2 ■ Sutton, MA
Thompson
Kiah
Thomas
#21
#24
Jason
Fr. ■ Forward ■ 6-5 ■ Sanford, NC
Arnaud
Dahi
Sr. ■ Guard ■ 6-4 ■ Norfolk, VA
Alex
Loughton
#40
#31
So. ■ Forward ■ 6-7 ■ Ivory Coast
Jr. ■ Forward ■ 6-9 ■ Perth, Australia
Fr. ■ Guard ■ 6-1 ■ Orlando, FL
Brian
Henderson
#20
Fr. ■ Guard ■ 6-4 ■ Richmond, VA
Sam
Harris
#30
Fr. ■ Center ■ 7-3
■ Newnham,Tasmania,Australia
Valdas
Vasylius
#42
So. ■ Forward ■ 6-7 ■ Klaipeda, Lithuania
Coach
Blaine
Taylor
Janko
Mrksic
#55
■ Montana '81
■ 4th year at ODU
Jr. ■ Center ■ 6-10 ■ Ontario, Canada
#4
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KIAH
THOMAS
Senior
Guard
PERSONAL:
2003-04: Scored 12 points and hit a perfect 4 for 4 from the floor against George Washington
and Hofstra...Hauled in six rebounds vs. Hofstra and JMU...blocked three shots vs W&M.
2002-03: Started five games...scored 11 points at Hofstra and ten against Maryland-Eastern
Shore...Grabbed six rebounds against UMES and Drexel, and came up with three steals
against North Carolina. 2001-02: Scored 16 points against 12th ranked Memphis...Scored 15
points with four steals against VCU... Scored ten or more points five times...Started 15
games, including the last six...Dished out three or more assists 12 times. HIGH SCHOOL:
East District Player of the Year and first-team All-Tidewater...Helped lead the Boo Williams
AAU team to the U19 Junior Olympics Nation champion last summer...Averaged 14.1
points, 7.3 rebounds, and 4.3 assists per game as Granby reached the Virginia AAA state
semi-finals...Helped Granby win state title as a junior...
#24
Birthdate: September 30, 1983
Full Name: Kiah D. Thomas
Parents: S. Allison Baker & Anna Thomas
Brothers: Kirk , Geraud
Sister: Breyon
High School: Granby
High School Coach: Lonnie Blow
Major: Communications
Nickname: K.T.
Favorite Sports Team: Philadelphia 76ers
Favorite Athlete: Allen Iverson
The person I would like to play me in a movie about my life?
Omar Epps
Favorite Dessert: Apple Dumpling
Favorite Food: Chicken
Favorite Vacation Spot: Bahamas
Favorite TV Show: Friends
Favorite Hobby: Reading
Favorite Place to Play on the Road: VCU
Toughest Place to Play in CAA: Drexel
Favorite Pro Team: Philadelphia 76ers
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Garnett
Favorite Song:
AWanna Be There by A.Z.
Favorite Movie: “Kill Bill”
Favorite Book:”It’s not about the bike”, by Lance Armstrong
Favorite Actor: Will Ferrell
Best advice ever received: “Keep God First”.
Most memorable moment of my career: Winning the Virginia State
High School Championship my junior year.
I can’t imagine life without : My mother
Favorite Spot in Hampton Roads: Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Famous Relative: Father played at Norfolk State.
6-4 190
Norfolk, VA/Granby High School
STATISTICS:
YR
GP-GS FG
PCT 3PTS PCT FT
02
03
04
TLS
29-15
27-5
23-0
79-20
.302
.322
.357
.321
48-159
29-90
30-84
107-333
31-105
17-59
20-54
68-218
.295
.288
.370
.312
PCT REBS-AVG A
26-39 .667
9-11
.818
21-29 .724
56-79 .709
76-2.6
44-1.6
58-2.5
178-2.3
52
19
11
82
STL MIN
PTS-AVG
17
17
9
43
153
84
101
338
658
347
350
1355
5.3
3.1
4.4
4.3
CAREER BESTS:
POINTS: 16 vs. Memphis (11-14-01)
FGM: 6, vs. Memphis (11-14-01)
FGA: 12 vs VCU(1-19-02) & Drexel (2-11-02)
FG%: 100. (4-4) vs GW(12-20-03) & Hofstra (3-6-04)
3PT FGM:4,vs. Memphis (11-14-01)
3PT FGA: 8, vs. Memphis (11-14-01)
3PT %:.100 (4-4) vs. GW (12-20-03)
FTM: 4, vs UIC(12-1-01) & W&M (1-26-02)
FTA: 5, vs W&M (1-26-02)
FT%:1.000(4-4) vs. UIC (12-01-01)
REBS: 6 vs ECU (12-8-01), UMES (12-7-02) & Drexel (3-8-03)
AST: 4 vs JMU(2-16-02) & GMU (2-25-02)
BLKS:3, vs. W&M (2-25-04)
STLS: 4, vs VCU (1-19-02)
MINS:34 vs JMU (2-16-02)
TAYLOR ON THOMAS
“Kiah could really tell a story about the evolution of a program. He has seen us
go from Scope, to the Fieldhouse to the Constant Center, and he has seen us
gradually grow in stature. Kiah has grown as a student, a person and a player.
I always cross my fingers and hope that a senior has a very rewarding
experience his last go round. Kiah has been a good performer and I would love
to see the consistency of his abilities present on a daily basis. When healthy, he
has been an important contributor to our squad. ”
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ISAIAH
HUNTER
Junior
Guard
PERSONAL
#1
Birthdate: May 5, 1984
Full Name: Isaiah Terrell Hunter
Parents: Irving Hunter & Jacqueline Clark;
Tyrone Clark and Elaine Hunter.
Brothers: Irving Hunter, II (22), Zemmie (3)
Sisters: Dominque Hunter (15)
High School: Independence
High School Coach: Tony Huggins
Major: Sports management
Nickname: Skinny
Favorite Sports Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Dream Vacation: Hawaii
Favorite TV Show: Martin
Favorite Sports Personality: Tracy Magrady
Favorite Cartoon Character: Bart Simpson
Favorite Movie: Bad Boys II
Favorite Dessert: Strawberry Cheesecake
Favorite Animal: Black & White Tiger
Favorite Car: Cadillac
Favorite Hobby: Video games
Favorite place to play on the road: Hampton
Favorite Music Video: AMany Men by 50cent
Favorite Actor: Martin Lawrence
Favorite Actress: Nia Long
Toughest place to play in the CAA: VCU
Best advice ever received: From his mother, ”no matter what
happens, you’re going to make it.”
Last good book I’ve read: “On the court with Kobe Bryant”
Most Memorable Moment in my career:
Winning the AAU National Championship
I hated it when my parent made me :Stay in the house.
Person in history I’d most like to meet: Dr. Martin Luther King
2003-04: Third team All-CAA selection...CAA free throw champion (.844)...Recipient of the
Cal Bowdler “Most Improved award”...scored career high 28 points at Hofstra...scored 25
against Delaware and 21 against St. Joseph’s and Virginia Tech...Hauled in nine rebounds
against Drexel.. 2002-03:Started 13 of 27 games...team’s third top returning scorer...CAA
Rookie of the Week on Jan. 27 after scoring a career high 17 points against George
Mason....scored in double figures five times...Dished out a career high ten assists vs. Drexel
in the CAA first round...Had four or more assists nine times. HIGH SCHOOL CAREER:
Led high school team to a 22-9 record, advancing to the North Carolina State High School
quarterfinals...Averaged 21.6 points and 3.0 assists per game last year...Hit .897 from the
free throw line and earned first team ALL-MECCA8 as well as first team All-Conference
and the CHARLOTTE OBSERVER’S first team All-Mecklenberg County... Scored 31 points
against West Charlotte in the conference finals and 25 against Cabarrus in the second finals.
..Earned All-Southwest 4A selection as a junior, averaging 18.3 points per game...Led
conference in free throw percentage at .920 and was a member of the Charlotte Royal AAU
16-under team which won the national championship in 2000. In 2001, as a member of the
Charlotte Royals 17-under squad, he helped lead them to third place at the AAU Nationals
and earned AAU All-American honors...honor roll student as a senior...
STATISTICS:
YR
GP-GS FG
03 27-13
04 29-29
TLS 56-42
CAREER BESTS
Points: 28 at Hofstra (2-7-04)
FGM: 10 at Hofstra (2-7-04)
FGA: 18, at Hofstra (2-7-04)
FG%: .750 (6-9) vs. Towson ( 1-31-04)
3PTM: 6, at Hofstra (2-7-04)
3PTA: 9, at W&M (1-26-04)
3PT%:.750(6-8) at Hofstra (2-7-04)
FTM: 12 vs. Delaware (2-14-04)
FTA: 14 vs. Delaware (2-14-04)
FT%: 1000 (6-6) vs. UMES (12-14-02)
REBS: 9, vs Drexel ( 1-3-04)
AST: 10 vs. Drexel in CAA Trn. (3-8-03)
STLS: 4 vs Liberty (12-18-03), & Delaware (2-14-04)
MINS: 45 vs. Charlotte (12-06-03)
TAYLOR ON HUNTER
“Isaiah’s speed has always caught people’s attention, and yet
his growth as a sophomore was more a result of improved
attention to defense, rebounding, taking care of the basketball,
and shot selection. He is still learning a lot about the game
and himself on a daily basis. When Isaiah blends with the team
in the right way, he is a very valuable weapon.”
6-3 170
11
PCT 3PTS PCT FT
PCT REBS-AVG A
60-203 .296 17-78 .218 27-41 .659
127-311 .408 46-134 .343 76-90 .844
187-514 .364 63- 212 .297 103-131 .786
55-2.0
91-3.1
146-2.6
73
72
145
STL MIN
PTS-AVG
20
30
50
164 6.1
376 13.0
540 9.6
623
913
1536
ALEX
LOUGHTON
Junior 6-9 240
Forward
Perth, Australia
PERSONAL:
2003-04: First team All-CAA...First Team NABC District IV...Team MVP...CAA All-Academic
selection...Athletic Director’s Association All-Academic squad... scored 45 points with 15
rebounds vs. Charlotte and 24 points with 15 rebounds vs. St. Joseph’s...Hauled in 16
rebounds vs. George Mason...Ranked second in CAA in rebounding and scoring...His 45
points were the most in NCAA Div. I in 2004. 2002-03: Pre-season All-CAA second team for
2003-04... Started all but two games in 2002-03...CAA All-Rookie selection.... co-top returning
scorer....scored in double figures eight times...hauled seven or more rebounds nine
times...CAA Rookie of the Week on Nov. 25 and Feb. 18th....Hauled in ten rebounds vs. UMES,
scored 14 points in a game vs. St. Joseph’s, ECU, UMES and Delaware...HIGH SCHOOL
CAREER: Averaged 17.4 points and 10.3 rebounds per game for the Australian under-20 team
last year...He helped lead his under-18 team to the Australian School Boy National
Championships in 1999 and 2000. Was named Most Valuable Player in the 2000 School Boy
championship game after scoring 19 points and hauling in 28 rebounds...
#40
Full Name: Alex Michael Loughton
Parents: Ken and Lorraine Loughton
Brothers: Tim (29), Nathan (27), Shanon (23)
Major: Business marketing
High School: St. Stephen’s
Nickname: Outback, Goose, Big Al
Favorite Dessert: Sticky-date pudding
Favorite vacation spot: Dunsborough in Western Australia
Favorite Animal: Kangaroos & Kookaburras(bird)
Favorite TV Shows: Maximum X-treme Challenge
Favorite basketball memory: Winning the National U-18 Australian
Championship in’00
Hobby: Anything outdoors
STATISTICS:
Favorite place to play on the road: Drexel or UNCW
YR GP-GS FG
PCT 3PTS
Favorite Pro Team: Indiana Pacers
03
27-25
85-205
.415
1-6
Favorite Pro Athlete: Jermaine O’Neal
04 29-28 165-338 .488 11-33
Favorite Actor: Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson
TLS 56-53 250-543 .460 12-39
Favorite Actress: Ashley Judd
Favorite ODU Class: Philosophy
Favorite Song: “Zebra” by the John Butler Trio
What sport would you play other than basketball: Australian Rules Football
Best advise received: Never take a backward step.
Favorite Movie: “Meet the Parents”
Most Inspiring person: My fiance, Michelle.
If I could see anyone in concert, it would be: Pearl Jam, U2
If I could play a musical instrument, I’d play: Acoustic guitar
PCT FT
.167
.333
.307
PCT REBS-AVG A
54-81 .667
141-178 .792
195-259 .753
159-5.9
252-8.7
411-7.3
21
64
85
B
STL
PTS-AVG
12
17
29
31
48
79
225-8.3
482-16.6
707-12.6
CAREER BESTS:
Points: 45, vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
FGM: 17, vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
FGA: 23 vs Charlotte (12-6-03)
FG%: .739 (17-23) vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
3PT FGM: 5 vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
3PT FGA: 5 vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
3PT FG%: 100. (5-5) vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
FTM: 10, vs Liberty(12-18-03),GW( 12-20-03) & at JMU (1-14-04)
FTA: 12, vs GW (12-20-03)
FT%: 100 (10-10) vs Liberty (12-18-03)
REBS: 16, vs George Mason (2-28-04)
AST: 6, vs Charlotte (12-06-03)
BLKS: 3, vs Liberty (12-18-03) & TSU(1-31-04)
STLS: 5, vs UNCW (1-28-04)
MINS; 42 vs. Charlotte (12-06-03)
TAYLOR ON LOUGHTON
“Has received a good deal of respect and attention for his play as a
sophomore. Those that know him will be the first to recognize the
attention was no accident. His diligence, coachability, work ethic and of
course talents are allowing him to become a better player every day.
Alex is a very versatile player and can do a lot of things on and off the
stat sheet. He is a tremendous captain and ambassador for our
program, both on and off the court. His eye opening performance at the
Pete Newell Big Man’s Camp in August signals that he is still very
hungry for personal growth and the growth of our program.”
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JANKO
MRKSIC
Junior
Center
PERSONAL:
6-10 270
Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada
2003-04: Scored six points and hauled in six rebounds vs. W&M...2002-03:Started two games
for the Monarchs...scored six points at George Mason, and scored four points at
Hampton...Hauled in four rebounds against UNCW, George Mason and VCU...averaged 14
minutes per game the last six games of the season. HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Led Bishop
Ryan High School to the city championship with a 24-8 record....He averaged 14.5 points, 3.4
blocked shots, and 14.7 rebounds per game...He scored 18 points and hauled in 17 rebounds
in the city championship game...Was selected to the City All-Star team and first team All-Star
REB Invitational Tournament where he averaged 22 points and 20 rebounds in three games...
In 2001, while playing for the provincial team Grass Roots Canada, he helped lead squad to
the semi-finals of the NIKE tournament in Orlando. ..Scored 16 points in the semi-final game
of the NIKE tournament against Tallahassee...Helped lead the Canadian junior national team
to the finals of the World Championships, losing to the USA by one point in France.
#55
Birthdate: June 18, 1983
Full Name: Janko Mrksic
Parents: Stan and Donna Mrksic
Brothers: Milan (23) & Nickola Mrksic (19)
High School: Bishop Ryan
High School Coach: Kevin Daly
Nickname: Janks, Soldier
Major: Recreation and Tourism
Dream Vacation: Peru
Favorite Animal: Panther
Favorite Food: Seafood
Favorite TV Show: American Chopper
Favorite Car: Cadillac DeVille DTS
Hobby: Listening to music
Favorite Song: “Ender” by Finch
Favorite Book: “Art of War” by Suntzu
Favorite Movie: The Deer Hunter
Favorite actor: Robert Deniro
Favorite place to play on road: UNCW
Favorite spot in Hampton Roads: Virginia Beach
Sports you would play other than basketball: Golf
Favorite Cartoon Character: Roadrunner
When surfing the web I always check out: NBA.com
Best advice ever received:
“Go after your dream, do whatever it takes.”
STATISTICS:
YR
GP-GS FG
03 26-2
04 27-2
TLS 53-4
CAREER BESTS:
POINTS: 6 at GMU (2-24-03) & W&M (2-25-04)
FGM: 3, at GMU (2-24-03) & W&M (2-25-04)
FGA: 5, at GMU (2-24-03) & TSU (1-31-04)
FG%: .750 (3-4) vs W&M (2-25-04)
FTM: 2, vs. Hofstra (3-01-03
FTA: 4, vs. Drexel CAA Trn.(3-8-03)
REBS: 6, vs. W&M (2-25-04)
AST: 2, at Delaware (2-22-03) & Charlotte (12-6-03)
BLKS: 2, vs. Delaware (2-14-04)
MINS: 24, at GMU (2-24-03)
TAYLOR ON MRKSIC
“Janko has had some ups and downs. As a freshman, he
might have gotten a little too heavy to move the way he
needed. We now have him down to what we feel is a
better weight and combined with his two seasons of
experience, he should be in position to step forward and
contribute to the program. Janko is enthusiastic and a
personable young man who has grown as a student, and
has a tremendous amount of loyalty to his teammates. “
13
15-35
11-32
26-67
PCT FT
PCT REBS-AVG A
BL MIN
PTS-AVG
.429 2-14
.344 1-6
.388 3-20
.143
.167
.750
7 252
6 154
13 406
32 1.2
23 0.9
55 –1.0
54-2.1
40-1.5
94-1.8
5
9
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ARNAUD
DAHI
Sophomore 6-7 220
Forward
Ivory Coast/
Life Center Academy (Burlington, NJ)
PERSONAL:
Birthdate: Dec. 31, 1983
Full Name: Arnaud Yves Dahi
Parents: Thomas Dahi and Marquerite Sahui
Brothers: David (29), Gassaud (17), Paul-Henry (15)
Sisters: Sonia (25), Natalie (21)
High School: Life Center Academy
High School Coach: Darrell Gladden
Major: Business Management
Favorite Food: Anything with chicken
Favorite vacation spot: Ivory Coast
Favorite Animal: Dog
Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter
Favorite Basketball Memory: Winning the Christian
Tournament in 2003
Favorite Pro Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Favorite Pro Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Favorite Actor: Samuel Jackson, Denzel Washington
Favorite Actress: Halle Berry
Toughest place to play in CAA: UNCW
Favorite place on campus: Webb Student Center
Best Advice ever given: Believe in yourself.
If I could play a musical instrument, it would be: Guitar.
Sport you would play other than basketball: Soccer
#31
2003-04: CAA All-Rookie selection...CAA Rookie of the Week on Jan. 5...14 double figure
games...15 points vs. VMI...Ten points and 12 rebounds vs. #13 St. Joseph’s ...10 points and
10 rebounds vs. South Alabama...Blocked four shots in a game four times..ranked 12th in CAA
in rebounding and fourth in blocks...Second on team in field goal percentage at .502.
HIGH SCHOOL: Considered a top 100 national recruit...Averaged 19.5 points and 7.8
rebounds per game...Helped lead Life Center Academy to a 30-7 record and captured
the National Christian Invitational Championship as well as the Penn-New Jersey League
title...Also lettered in soccer as a defender.
STATISTICS:
YR
GP-GS FG
04
29-24
PCT 3PTS PCT FT
104-207 .502 11-29
.379
PCT REBS-AVG BL
41-59 .695
159-5.5
38
STL MIN
PTS-AVG
25
260-9.0
604
CAREER BESTS:
Points: 15, vs. VMI (12-29-03)
FGM: 7, at GMU (1-7-04)
FGA: 17, vs. St. Joseph’s (11-29-03)
FG %: 1000 (6-6) at JMU (1-14-04)
3PT FGM: 2 vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
3PT FGA:3, at USA (12-15-03)
3pt FG%: 100. (2-2) vs. Charlotte ( 12-6-03)
FTM: 4 at W&M (1-26-04)
FTA: 4, four times in 03-04
FT%: 100 (4-4) at W&M (1-26-04)
REBS: 12 vs. St. Joseph’s (11-29-03)
AST: 5, vs. Charlotte (12-06-03)
BLKS: 4, vs Liberty, Drexel, Hofstra, & JMU in 03-04
STL:2, seven times in 03-04
MINS: 31, vs Charlotte (12-06-03)
TAYLOR ON DAHI
“Arnaud had some solid games for us last year, and yet we
still feel he has room for improvement in numerous areas.
Arnaud has the ability to make explosive plays which
certainly excite fans and his teammates. He has gained
weight and experience and hopefully will continue to gain
understanding which will enable him to
be even better this year.”
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ABDI
LIDONDE
Sophomore 6-2 185
Guard
Sutton, MA/
St. Andrews High School (Barrington, RI)
PERSONAL:
2003-04: Scored a career high 15 points against North Carolina in his first collegiate game...
Also scored six points against Liberty...He went 5-8 treys vs. UNC. HIGH SCHOOL:
Considered a top 125 national recuit...First team All-New England and helped lead St.
Andrews to a 28-8 record and capture the New England championship for the second time in
three years...averaged 17.1 points and 6.0 rebounds per game as a senior...Shot 51 percent
from the floor and 47 percent from three-point range, making 119 treys as a senior...He
scored 38 points with eight three-pointers against Stone King, and 23 points against third
ranked St. Patrick’s...He scored 1,896 career points...Named All-New England as a
junior...Honor roll student...Jersey retired as the second all-time scorer at St. Andrew’s... His
grandfather was head coach of the Kenyon National Soccer team.
#11
Full Name: Abdi S. Lidonde, JR.
Birthdate: Feb. 24, 1985
Parents: Aggrey Abdi Lidonde & Grace Stafford
Sister: Kristine (25)
Brothers: Elijah (17), and Mickey(16)
High School: St. Andrews
High School Coach: Michael Hart
Major: Political Science/criminal justice
Nickname: Junior, J.R., Memphis
Favorite Sports Personality: Michael Jordan
Favorite Movie: “Juice”
Favorite Dessert: Hot fudge sundae & chocolate chip cookies
Favorite Vacation Spot: Paris
Favorite TV Show: Dave Chappelle Show
Favorite Car: Aston Martin Vanquise
Favorite Basketball Memory: Having my jersey retired in high school
Favorite website: www.espn.com
Favorite Pro team: New England Patriots
Favorite Pro Athlete: Michael Jordan, Michael Finley
Favorite Movie: Juice & Coming to America
Favorite Actor: Denzel Washington
Favorite Actress: Gabrielle Union
Favorite ODU Class: English
On game day, I like to: Get to the gym earlier than the required time.
Best advice ever given: “If God brings you to it, then he will bring you
through it.”
STATISTICS:
YR
GP-GS FG
PCT 3PTS PCT FT
PCT REBS-AVG A
STL MIN
PTS-AVG
04
29-0
.259 10-42
.333
5
41-1.4
CAREER BESTS:
POINTSs: 14, four times
FGM: 7, vs. ECU (12-17-02) & UMES (12-14-02)
FGA: 15, vs. UMES (12-14-02)
FG%: .571 (4-7) at St. Joseph’s (12-1-02)
FTM: 7, at GWU (12-28-02)
FTA: 8, four times
FT%: .875(7-8) vs. GWU (12-28-02)
REBS: 10 vs. UMES (12-14-02)
AST: 4, at GWU (12-28-02)
BLKS: 2, vs. UMES (12-14-02) & Drexel (2-19-03)
STLS: 3, at GMU (2-24-03), & TU (1-2-03)
MINS; 35 at St. Joseph’s (12-1-02) & GWU (12-28-02)
TAYLOR ON LIDONDE
“May have experienced the greatest challenge of any of our
freshman who played last year. Obviously a fine shooter, but
had to face the demands of the Division I setting. The fact that
he is a great young man, a relentless worker, and honest in his
assessment of his ambitions made it a pleasure for coaches and
teammates to work through his adjustments to college. “
15
15-58
.238
1-3
22-0.8
8
209
JOHN
MORRIS
Sophomore 6-2 187
Guard
Camp Hill, PA/Trinity HS
PERSONAL
#3
Birthdate: March 2, 1984
Full Name: John Paul Morris
Parents: John and Sue Morris
Brothers: Shaun (21), Kevin (18), Brian (16).
High School:Trinity
High School Coach: Larry Kostelac
Major: Business
Nickname: Johnny, J Mo
Favorite Dessert: Cheesecake
Favorite vacation spot: Ireland
Favorite Animal: Bulldog
Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter
Favorite Car: White Escalada Ext.
Favorite website: espn.com
Favorite place to play on the road: UNCW
Favorite Sports Team: Philadelphia 76ers & Eagles
Favorite Movie: “Rocky”
Favorite Sports Personality: Steve Nash & Donovan McNabb
favorite Song:”Living on a prayer” by Bon Jovi
Favorite Cartoon Character: Snoopy
Favorite Actress: Reese Witherspoon, Hilary Duff
Dream Job: Rock Star or coach of the 76ers
Sport you would play other than basketball: Football or golf
Best advice received:
“Don’t give up.”
Most memorable moment in my career:
Winning the state championship
Notable relatives: Father played basketball at Loyola-Md.
2003-04: Red Shirted. 2002-03: Started two games last year...came off the bench to score seven
points in ODU’s win at UNC Wilmington...Hit 82 percent of his free throws...Dished out six
assists vs Maryland-Eastern Shore...Also scored seven points vs. James Madison...Averaged 11.7
minutes per game last year. HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Two-Time Sentinel Player of the Year...
Averaged 27.2 points, 6.1 assists and 5.2 steals per game for Trinity High as a senior. Led
Trinity to a 59-3 record over two years, winning the Pennsylvania AA State Championship in
2001 and reaching the state semi-finals in 2002... Shot .934 from the free throw line in 2002 and
scored 37 points in the state semi-finals. Is one of only four 2,000 career point scorers (2,038) in
Pennsylvania history...Selected to play in the Pennsylvania-Maryland All-Star shootout...”IAA
AAA” State Champion...All-District selection three times....Honor student.
STATISTICS:
YR
GP-GS FG
PCT 3PTS PCT FT
03
26-2
.351 8-26
13-37
.308
PCT REBS-AVG A
14-17 .824
27-1.0
31
STL MIN
8
316
PTS-AVG
48-1.8
CAREER BESTS:
POINTS: 7, at UNCW (1-8-03) & JMU (1-25-03)
FGM: 2, vs Campbell (11-26-02) & UNCW (1-8-03)
FGA: 6, five times
FG%: .667 (2-3) vs. Campbell(11-26-02), & at UNCW (1-8-03)
3PTFGM: 1, 8 times
3PTFGA: 3, vs JMU (1-25-03) & W&M (2-5-03) & JMU (1-25-03)
FTM: 4, vs. JMU(1-25-03) & at Drexel (1-29-03)
FTA: 5, at Drexel (1-29-03)
FT%:1,000 (4-4) vs JMU (1-25-03)
REBS: 5, vs. UMES (12-14-02)
AST: 6, vs. UMES (12-14-02)
STLS: 2, at UNCW (1-8-03)
MINS: 26, at GMU (2-24-03)
TAYLOR ON MORRIS
“John Morris represents many of the qualities that are
the backbone of this program. A very conscientious
and competitive young man. You can count on John on
a very consistent basis to be prepared and to give you
all he has whether it be the classroom or the court. We
believe his red shirt year served to be valuable and
should pay dividends. “
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VALDUS
VASYLIUS
Sophomore 6-7 210
Forward
Klaipeda, Lithuania/
Norfolk Collegiate High School
PERSONAL:
2003-04: Had 11 double figure games...scored 15 against VCU and 14 against Towson...Five
or more rebounds eight times... Hauled down seven rebounds against VMI and George
Mason...started five games. HIGH SCHOOL: The 2003 Tidewater Conference Player of the
Year...Averaged 24 points, 11.5 rebounds per game as a senior...In a game against Word of
God Christian Academy in Raleigh, NC, he scored 42 points and hauled down 27
rebounds...Vasylius completed his two-year career with 1,312 points and 696 rebounds. He
averaged 19.6 points per game and 12.2 rebounds as a junior...He scored 37 points and
hauled down 22 rebounds against Benedictine High of Richmond.
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Full Name: Valdas Vasylius
Birthdate: Sept. 3, 1983
Parents: Vaclovas and Vida Vasyliene
Brother: Vadavas (25)
High School: Norfolk Collegiate
High School Coach: Jim Markey
Major: International Business
Nickname: V
Dream Vacation: Lithuania, Juadkrante
Hobby: surfing the internet
Favorite Movie: “Gladiator”
Favorite Dessert: Ice Cream and cake
Favorite TV Show: “Scare Tactics”
Favorite Pro Team: San Antonio Spurs
Favorite Actor: Russell Crowe
Favorite Actress: Pamela Anderson
Best advice given: Do whatever it takes to be the best you can be.
Toughest place to play in CAA: VCU
Sports I would play other than basketball: soccer
STATISTICS:
YR
GP-GS FG
04
29-5
CAREER BESTS:
Points: 15, at VCU (2-21-04)
FGM: 6, vs. Towson (1-31-04)
FGA: 9, at Va. Tech (12-04-03)
FG%: .857 (6-7) vs. Towson (1-31-04)
3PT FGM: 2, vs. Towson (1-31-04)
3PT FGA: 3, vs. Towson (1-31-04)
3PT FG%:.667 (2-3) vs. Towson (1-31-04)
FTM: 5, at VCU (2-21-04)
FTA: 8, at Va. Tech (12-04-03) & W&M (2-25-04)
FT%: 100 (4-4) at Delaware (1-17-04)
REBS: 7 vs. VMI (12-29-03) & at GMU( 1-17-04)
ASST: 5, vs. JMU (2-11-04)
STL:2, at GMU (1-7-04)
MINS: 23, at Va. Tech (12-04-03)
TAYLOR ON VASYLIUS
“His transition to Division I basketball was an admirable
one. After dealing with the language barrier and college
academics, Valdas is a great success story. I personally
appreciate the fact that Valdas always carries an attitude
of quiet readiness. He had as good of a second half of his
freshman year as any of our freshmen.”
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PCT 3PTS PCT FT
81-160 .506 8-26
.308
PCT REBS-AVG A
55-87 .632
97-3.3
23
STL MIN
PTS-AVG
12
222-7.8
504
DREW
WILLIAMSON
Sophomore 6-0 180
Guard
PERSONAL
2003-04: Ranked ninth in the CAA in assists...Ranked sixth in the CAA in assists/turnover
ration at 1.7...Started 15 games at the point guard spot...Scored a career high nine points
against GMU and VCU in two of the last three games of the season...Dished out eight assists
in the CAA tournament opener against Hofstra...Four or more assists 12 times. Wore jersey #
2 as a freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: The 2003 North Carolina High School Athletic Association
Male Athlete of the Year...A two-sport standout in basketball and football...Averaged 18.3
points, and 5.1 assists for Cummings High School...Completed his career with over 2,000
career points, 350 career assists And 200 career steals...The MVP of the Class 2-A basketball
final in 2002...Helped lead Cummings to two state basketball championships, and was twice
runner-up for the 2-A Player-of-the Year...Cummings reached the state semi-finals as a
senior...In football, Williamson passed for 3,118 yards and 38 touchdowns as a senior...helped
Cummings capture the state football championship and was named 2-A Player of the
Year...His career passing totals of 9,736 yards ranks third all-time in North Carolina State
High School history...Threw for 116 career touchdowns ...Member of the National Honor
Society.
#10
Full Name: Drew Montrell Williamson
Birthdate: Nov. 11, 1984
Parents: Ronald and Vera Williamson
Brother: Brandon “Bo” Williamson (17)
High School: Cummings
High School Coach: George Robinson
Major: Sports management
Nickname: D-Will
Dream Vacation: Myrtle Beach, SC.
Favorite Dessert: Oatmeal raisin cookies
Favorite Food: Grilled chicken
Favorite Animal: Tiger
Favorite TV Show: Rap City
Hobby: playing video games and cards
Person in history would most like to meet: James Naismith
Favorite book read: “Peace like a river”
Favorite Movie: “Paid in Full”
Basketball Memory: Back-to-back high school state championships
Favorite Pro Team: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite ODU Class: Public Speaking
Dream Job: NBA Coach
On game day: Like to relax
Sport I would play other than basketball: football
Best Advice given: Hard work pays off.
STATISTICS:
YR
GP-GS FG
PCT 3PTS PCT FT
04
29-15
.382 11-36 .306
34-89
PCT REBS-AVG A
36-57 .632
65-2.2
97
STL MIN
PTS-AVG
23
115-4.0
627
CAREER BESTS
Points: 9, vs. GMU (2-28-04) & VCU (3-7-04)
FGM: 3, four times in 2003-04
FGA: 8 vs. GMU (2-28-04)
FG%: .60(3-5) vs. Charlotte (12-6-03) & at JMU (1-14-04)
3PTFGM: 2 at JMU ( 1-14-04)
3PTFGA: 4, vs. GMU (2-28-04) & at UNCW(2-4-04)
3PT FG%:100 (2-2) at JMU (1-14-04)
FTM: 5, at VCU (2-21-04)
FTA: 6, at VCU (2-21-04)
FT%: 1000(4-4) at Va. Tech (12-04-03)
REBS: 5, vs. Drexel (1-3-04)
AST: 8, vs. Hofstra (3-6-04)
STLS: 3, vs. Morgan State (12-13-03)
MINS: 35, vs. Hofstra (3-6-04)
TAYLOR ON WILLIAMSON
“His performance in the CAA first round tournament
game represented how much growth he made last season.
Drew has a natural charisma and leadership qualities
that have been demonstrated throughout
his academic career. This past spring and summer
Drew has become more comfortable and more confident,
which has him poised to do what it takes to
help our team earn the next step.”
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SAM
HARRIS
Freshman 7-3 260
Center
Newnham,Tasmania Australia
PERSONAL:
HIGH SCHOOL: Played on the Australian under 18 squad in 1999 and 2000.
Member of the Australian under 20 team in 2001 and 2002. Helped lead the
Under 20-team to World Championship title...Sam played for the prestigious
Australian Institute of Sport over the summer, where he had games of
20 and 28 points.
#30
Full Name: Sam Harris
Parents: Laurie and Judy Harris
Sisters: Janelle (18), and Natelie (22)
High School: Lake Ginninderra College
Major: Undecided
Favorite Food: Seafood
Favorite Vacation Spot: North Queensland Australia
Favorite Animal: Dog
Favorite Pro Team: Dallas Mavericks
Favorite sports personality: Michael Jordan
Favorite Pro Athlete: Dirk Nawinski
Favorite Movie: “Old School”
Favorite Song:”Mrs. Jones “ by Counting Crows
Sport I would play other than basketball: Volleyball
Best advice ever given: Have fun playing sports.
TAYLOR ON HARRIS
“Has created a tremendous amount of curiosity by being
the tallest player in Division I basketball this year. Even
those of us who see him on a daily basis take a second
notice of just how gifted he is with height.
With good health, hard work and patience, he could make a
valuable contribution to this team now and in the future.
Being just a freshman and recognizing how much potential
he has, I am very excited about what his career could mean
to our program.”
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BRIAN
HENDERSON
Freshman 6-4 185
Guard
Richmond, VA/Varina HS
PERSONAL:
2003-04: Red shirted
HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 20.9 points, 9.5 assists, 6.5 rebounds, and 3.8 steals per game
as a senior...completed his two-year varsity career with 996 career points...Helped lead
Varina to a 18-8 record and reach the regional quarterfinals...Selected first team All-District,
second team All-Region, and All-Metro honors...scored 34 points in a game vs. Monichan,
and 21 points with 12 assists against Henrico...Honor student.
#20
Full Name: Brian Calvin Henderson
Birthdate: Oct. 16, 1985
Parents: Gregory and Jacquelin Henderson
Brother: Carlton (24)
High School: Varina
High School Coach: Stu Richardson
Major: Business management
Favorite Sports Personality: Stuart Scott
Dream Vacation: Hawaii
Most Impressive person ever met: My Parents
If I could play a musical instrument, it would be: drums
Favorite dessert: Birthday Cake
Favorite food: Mom’s cooking
Favorite Animal: Tiger
Favorite Place to play: VCU
Favorite Car: Mercedes G-Wagon
Hobbies: video games
Favorite Pro Team: San Francisco 49ers
Favorite Athlete: Tracy McGrady
Favorite Song: “Can I live” Jay-Z
Favorite Movie: “Training Day”
Favorite place on Campus: Webb Student Center
On game day, I like to: Listen to music
Sport I would play other than basketball: Football
Best Advice ever given: Don’t let anyone stop you from doing what
you do best,” my father.
TAYLOR ON HENDERSON
“As a redshirt, and a young one at that, Brian gained
about 20 pounds and observed last season. People will be
pleasantly surprised when they see him on the court.
While just a freshman, who will certainly have growing
pains, I feel he will help this team.”
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BRANDON
JOHNSON
Freshman 6-1 175
Guard
Orlando, FL/Edgewater HS
PERSONAL
#4
Full name: Brandon James Johnson
Birthdate: Jan. 8, 1986
Parents: Bobby Gilbert & Jacquelyn Johnson
Brothers: Matthew, Tavaris, Keiron
Sister: Amanda,
High School: Edgewater
Major: Business/accounting
High School Coach:Travis Jones
Nickname BJ, Banks, Gizzle
Dream Vacation: Montego Bay
Favorite Dessert: Strawberry Shortcake
Favorite Food: Steak and shrimp
Favorite pro team: Detroit Pistons
Favorite pro athlete: Tracy McGrady
Favorite Movie: “White Chicks”
Favorite Actor: Mike Epps
Sport I would play other than basketball: Football
Person in history I would most like to meet: Michael Jordan
If I could play a musical instrument, it would be: Piano
Favorite basketball memory: Winning the Florida state championship
HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 12.4 points, 6.4 assists and 6.2 rebounds in leading
Edgewater High School to the Florida 6A state championship last year. He completed
his career at Edgewater with 1,040 career points, and 522 career assists. Johnson was
selected to the Florida High School second team All-State and first team All-Conference
Teams. Edgewater compiled a 209-9 record during his four years and ranked 7th nationally
by USA Today. ..Recipient of the Principal’s academic honors award.
TAYLOR ON JOHNSON
“Guard play is very important in college basketball. We
feel like Brandon solidifies our guard play for years to
come. He’s a winner, who has always done it in an “us
first” fashion. He is a good passer, who can push the ball
to create for others. We also feel he can bolster the team
defensively with good athleticism.”
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JASON
THOMPSON
Freshman
Forward
PERSONAL
6-5 210
Sanford, NC/Chatham HS
HIGH SCHOOL: Jason averaged 25.1 points, 9.2 rebounds per game with 50 steals, and
hit .755 from the free throw line (195-258). He was selected by the NCHSA as the 1A
Player of the Year. He was a second team North Carolina Associated Press All-State
selection (the only 1A player selected), and was named to Yadkin Valley Player of the
Year for the second time in three years. He also earned All-Conference honors for the
fourth straight year...Thompson completed his career with 2,140 career points which is
the school’s all-time best and ranks 14th in North Carolina state high school basketball
history.
#21
Full name: Jason Louis Thompson
Birthdate: June 9, 1986
Mother: Gena Kelly
Brother: Brian
Sister: Delilah
High School: Chatham
High School Coach: Bill Slaughter
Major: Undecided
Nickname: J
Dream Vacation: Jamaica
Person in history would most like to meet:
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Favorite Movie: Belly
Favorite Book: The Odyssey
Favorite Dessert: Strawberry Peach Cobbler
Favorite Food: Honey BBQ Wings
Favorite Animal: Pit Bull
Favorite TV Show: The Simpsons
Favorite Basketball Memory: Winning the North Carolina 17-under
championship
Hobbie: listening to music
Favorite Pro Team: Portland Trailblazers
Favorite Pro Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Favorite actor: Mike Epps
Favorite Actress: Eve
Favorite Spot in Hampton Roads: Virginia Beach
Best Advice ever given: “There is no substitute for hard work.”
Would play what sport other than basketball: football
TAYLOR ON THOMPSON
“Maybe as good an athlete as we have had since I came to
ODU. The challenge is putting his talents to use. Jason
represents the good qualities that coming from a smaller
environment produces. On the other hand, as he gets more
exposure, against Division I players, we anticipate a great
upside to his career. In the short term, we are
looking for Jason to help us both defensively,
especially in rebounding.”
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Why Monarchs?
M
any people have wondered how the Old
Dominion University athletic teams came to be
officially known as the Monarchs.
For many years, the athletic teams of the Norfolk Division of the College of William & Mary (as Old Dominion
was formerly called) were known as the Braves. This was
a derivation of the William & Mary nickname of Indians.
As Old Dominion achieved its own four-year status and
saw its enrollment surpass that of its Williamsburg neighbor, it was no longer suitable or acceptable to have its teams
called the Braves.
The name Monarchs evokes much of the early history of
the Commonwealth of Virginia and of Old Dominion’s
mother institution, the College of William and Mary. The
nickname “Old Dominion” was first coined to the Virginia
colony by King Charles II after Virginia’s loyalty to the
crown during the English Civil War. Furthermore, William
III and Mary II, whose patronage helped found the College
of William and Mary in Virginia in 1693, ruled England at
the invitation of Parliament as “joint monarchs.”
The Monarch used by Old Dominion has a royal crown
on a lion’s head, representing an historic past and a strong
future. The school's current family of athletic logos (right)
were adopted in April of 2002.
Basketball Support Staff
Annette Manley
Basketball Admin. Asst.
The Old Dominion University
Stat Crew
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Ed Isaac
Head Basketball Manager
MONARCH Reachout
Through the “Monarch Reachout” program, the Old Dominion basketball program is committed to
working with community groups, schools, non-profit organizations and the Big Blue Club. Below are
photos from the different “Monarch Reachout” events they attended last year.
Valdas Vasylius with University President
Roseann Runte
(L-R): Arnaud Dahi , Rasheed Wright and
Leo Anthony at the Big Blue Barbeque.
Doug Higgons (L) and
Chris Jenkinson
from the Constant
Center’s management
company Global
Spectrum.
John Waller signs autographs after
a game
Coach Blaine Taylor with
basketball supporter Claude
Stafford.
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MONARCH Reachout
Rick Kiefner interviews ODU Alumn Jay Harris (‘87)
from ESPN.
2004 Basketball Alumni Night
Isaiah Hunter signs autographs for
young Monarch fans after a game.
Coach Blaine Taylor (R)
with Joe and Jean
Siebert.
(L-R): Coach Blaine Taylor, Eddie Webb and former head coach Paul
Webb at the 2004 Hoops Club golf outing.
2004 Cal Bowdler Most Improved Player Award winner
Isaiah Hunter (L) with Cal Bowdler at the 2004 Big
Blue Barbeque.
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ATHLETIC DIRECTORY
ODUADMINISTRATION
President:
Dr. Roseann Runte
Associate Athletic Director:
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
Dr. Roseann Runte ....................................... 683-3159
Athletic Director:
Dr. Jim Jarrett ............................................. 683-3369
Deb Polca .................................................... 683-3358
Dr. Roseann Runte became the seventh president of Old Dominion University in the summer of 2001. Runte, who has 21 years of experience as a professor and academic administrator, became only the third woman to head a four-year college or university in Virginia.
Runte previously served as president of Victoria University in Toronto, principal of Glendon
College (York University), president of 1’Université Sainte-Anne in Nova Scotia and assistant dean of arts and science at Dalhousie University. She is an associate to the Council of
the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, a board member of the National
Bank of Canada and a member of the executive committee of the Club of Rome. Runte has
served as president of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO for two terms, as president
of the Humanities Federation of Canada, as a member of the advisory board of the National Library, as
founding
president
of ACFAS-Toronto, as a board member for
the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and of the
board of Associated Medical Services, as
chair of the board of the Foundation for
International Training, and as vice chair
of the board of the Gardiner Museum of
Ceramic Art. The author of five volumes
of creative writing, she has edited nine
books and has written more than 100 articles and book chapters on topics ranging from literature and education to economic and cultural development. Runte
has a Ph.D. in French from the University
of Kansas and has received honorary degrees from Acadia University, Memorial
University and the universities of
Timisoara and Arad in Romania. She received the prix François Coppée from the Académie française as well as the Palmes
Académiques and the Order of Merit from the French government, the Order of Canada, the Queen Elizabeth Jubilee
medal, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and of the World Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Dr. Jim Jarrett
(757 Area Code)
Associate Athletic Director:
Debbie H. Byrne .......................................... 683-3359
Assistant A.D./Finance:
Mark Brown ................................................. 683-3569
Assistant A.D./Event Management:
Greg Smith .................................................. 683-6026
Compliance Coordinator:
Jeff Wilson .................................................. 683-5474
Sports Information Director:
Carol R. Hudson, Jr ..................................... 683-3372
Asst. Sports Information Director:
Kim Zivkovich .............................................. 683-3372
Director of Athletic Publications:
Tina Price .................................................... 683-3372
Asst. Athletic Ticket Manager:
Scott Lowery ............................................... 683-4444
Athletic Camp Director:
Mindi Seidel-Adler ...................................... 683-4358
Dir. of Sales & Corp. Sponsorships:
Chuck Gray .................................................. 683-3372
Dir. of Game Atmosphere & Student Att.:
David Weisser ............................................. 683-3372
Academic Counselor:
Tianna Scott ................................................ 683-3699
Asst. Academic Advisor:
April Brecht ................................................. 683-3709
Equipment Room Manager:
Andrea Allen ............................................... 683-3371
Head Athletic Trainer:
Marty Bradley .............................................. 683-3383
Asst. Athletic Trainer:
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
When Jim Jarrett arrived on the campus of Old Dominion University in the fall of 1967 as
a Health and Physical Education professor, he had little idea that his tenure would be
counted in decades. During that time span, he has led the program from a well respected
NCAA Division II member to a nationally respected Division I power that has captured 25
national championships.
Jarrett began his 34th year as athletic director in 2004, taking over the reigns in 1970
when Bud Metheny stepped down from that position. As one of the youngest athletic
directors in the nation at that time, Jarrett quickly began to make a name for himself and
ODU. He committed early on to a philosophy of “selective excellence,” whereby the department “selected” its competitive sports and committed itself financially, academically
and competitively to the sports it felt the University could best excel.
In 1974, Jarrett became the first athletic director in the state of Virginia to award grantin-aids to women student-athletes. It was a bold move at the time for a young athletic
director and equally young University, but one that paid great dividends. Just five years
later, in 1979, the Lady Monarchs won the first of three national championships in women’s
basketball, and led the nation in attendance.
Under his leadership, the department’s athletic venues have tripled and are considered state of the art facilities. They
include the construction of the 2,500-seat Bud Metheny Baseball Complex in 1983, the Sailing Center in 1981, the Outdoor
Tennis Complex which has been expanded to 15 lighted courts and a championship court with seating for 1,000-plus, the
4,000-seat ODU Soccer Stadium in 1990,
renovations to Foreman Field, which included Astro-Turf and new locker room facilities, and the planning and construction
of the 8,500 seat Constant Convocation Center.
For all his efforts, Jarrett’s has been honored many times by national and local
groups. Most recently, Jarrett was named the
2003 Southeast Regional Athletic Director of
the Year by NACDA. Other awards he’s received include the Collegiate Director’s
Award from the Women’s Basketball
Coaches Committee and is a past president
of the Colonial Athletic Association and the
Virginia Sports Hall of Fame.
An avid golfer and tennis player, Jarrett
and his wife Sugie reside in Norfolk.
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Scott Johnson ............................................. 683-3397
Asst. Athletic Trainer:
Tina Lathrop ................................................. 683-5444
Director of Recreational Sports:
Dr. Kevin Marbury ....................................... 683-3384
Athletic Faculty Representative:
Dr. Janis Sanchez-Hucles ............................ 683-4995
Baseball Coach:
Jerry Meyers ............................................... 683-4360
Men’s Basketball Coach:
Blaine Taylor ................................................ 683-3362
Women’s Basketball Coach:
Wendy Larry ................................................ 683-3401
Field Hockey Coach:
Beth Anders ................................................. 683-3785
Golf Coach:
Dr. Murray Rudisill ...................................... 683-3300
Women’s Golf Coach:
Pat Kotten .................................................... 683-4553
Lacrosse Coach (W):
Sue Stahl ..................................................... 683-4541
Sailing Coach (M&W):
Mitch Brindley ............................................. 683-3387
Men’s Soccer Coach:
Alan Dawson ............................................... 683-4360
Women’s Soccer Coach:
Joe Pereira .................................................. 683-5343
Swimming Coach (M&W):
Carol Withus ............................................... 683-5752
Tennis Coach (M&W):
Darryl Cummings ......................................... 683-5312
Wrestling Coach:
Steve Martin ............................................... 683-5311
Strength & Conditioning Coach:
Andy Zucker ................................................. 683-5313
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Support Staff
Mark Benson
Big Blue Club Director
Deb Polca
Associate Athletic Director
Mark Brown
Asst. Athletic Director/Finance
Ed Fraim
Director of Athletic Development
Greg Smith
Asst. Athletic Director for
Events and Operations
Dr. Janis Sanchez-Hucles
NCAA Faculty/Staff Representative
Jeff Wilson
NCAA Compliance Coordinator
Chuck Gray
Director of Sales and
Corporate Sponsorships
Marty Bradley
Head Athletic Trainer
Scott Johnson
Athletic Trainer
David Weisser
Scott Lowery
Asst. Business Manager
Andy Zucker
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Mindy Seidel-Adler
Athletic Camp Director
Director of Game Atmosphere and
Student Attendance
Chirstina Kinerk
Cheerleading Coach
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John Blankenship
Facility and Grounds Supervisor
Directions to Campus
Getting to Old Dominion
FROM THE NORTH: Highway 13 down the Eastern
Shore, and through the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. Follow 13 (Northampton Blvd.) until you cross
over Military Hwy. onto 166 (Princess Anne Road).
Stay on Princess Anne until you reach Hampton Blvd.
Turn right onto Hampton Blvd., then left onto 43 rd
or 49th Streets (about 1.5 miles).
FROM THE SOUTH: I-95 North to U.S. 58 (Emporia,
Va.) OR I-85 North to U.S. 58 East (South Hill, Va.).
Follow U.S. 58 East to Norfolk. Take 64 E to 264 to
Downtown Norfolk. Take Waterside Drive to
Brambleton Ave. Left on Brambleton Ave. Follow
Brambleton around to Hampton Blvd. Take Hampton Blvd for approx. two miles. Turn left onto 43rd or
49th Streets.
HAMPTON ROADS
FROM THE WEST: I-64 East through the Hampton
Roads Bridge-Tunnel. Take Terminal Blvd. exit. Approximately 2 miles, turn left on Hampton Blvd. Approximately 4 miles, turn right on to 49th or 43rd
Streets.
PARKING
PARKING
PARKING
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ACADEMIC Support
The Old Dominion University Athletic Department offers a wide variety of programs
to assist the academic and personal well-being of the student-athlete.
These programs are overseen by Tianna
Scott, the academic advisor for student-athletes, and April Brecht, the Life Skills Program
director. Their offices are located in Webb
Center, within convenient access to all the student-athletes.
Among the programs available to all student-athletes:
SUPERVISED STUDY SESSIONS
Supervised study sessions are required for all
freshmen and transfer student-athletes, and organized according to the needs of the individual for
upperclassmen. Study sessions meet in a variety
of locations across campus, for a minimum of two
hours per night, three nights per week.
”RISING STARS” THE LIFE SKILLS PROGRAM
The Life Skills Program provides a comprehensive approach to the overall academic and personal development of student-athletes at Old Dominion University. With the student-athlete welfare in mind, the Athletic Department provides:
The Academic Commitment
◆ Academic, major choice and career counseling
◆ Academic advising - class scheduling and eligibility review
◆ Supervised study sessions three times per week
◆ Tutoring program by request and/or referral
◆ Computer room with specialized programs
(Writing Tutor, Grammar Tools, Quatro, Word
Perfect, etc.)
◆ Study Group sessions
◆ ELS 101 (University Orientation) class
◆ Academic progress/attendance reports during
each semester
◆ Rising Stars monthly Life Skills newsletter articles
◆ Complementary campus programs (Instant
study skills)
◆ Retention groups, probation groups, assessment instruments
◆ Intervention - illness, injuries, etc. reported to
faculty
Above, Academic Advisor Tianna Scott works with former Monarch Rasheed Wright.
sonal Communication and Media Relations, Social
Development, and Fiscal Responsibility.
◆ Networking and appropriate campus program
promotion
◆ Rising Stars newsletter - includes study skills,
motivational and inspirational items, plus a calendar of coming events
◆ SAMs Program - Student-Athlete Mentor Peer
Advising Program
The Service Commitment
◆ Monarch ReachOut service project referrals and
contacts
◆ Campus/community service through SAMs and
class credit
The Career Development
Commitment
◆ Networking and referral are provided in cooperation with our career management center
◆ Educational programming and career
◆ ELS 121 (Career Planning) class
◆ Interview, cover letter, and resume techniques
Life- Skills coordinator April Brecht (L) and
Academic Advisor Tianna Scott
The Athletic Commitment
◆ Title IX information, coach and support staff
standards of conduct, the coach as a teacher, departmental operations and standards, and athletic
support program information
◆ Team-building and conflict resolution intervention/training
The Personal Development Commitment
◆ Educational programming for new students
and teams: Understanding Values, Appreciating
Diversity, Personal Health (Sexual Responsibility,
Alcohol Choices, Stress Management), Interper-
SAM - STUDENT ATHLETE MENTORS
The Student-Athlete Mentor (SAM) is a peer
advising program. SAMs are nomimated
and elected by their peers. The goal is for
each athletic team to have at least one SAM.
A SAM on the team can help provide leadership, help teammates with problems, provide support for freshmen, answer ques-
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tions, and refer teammates to University support services. SAMs are elected on a yearly
basis and any upperclassmen may be chosen by their peers to serve as a SAM. All
SAMs participate in a training program following elections.
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OLD DOMINION
ld Dominion University opened its doors
74 years ago in an abandoned public school
building with 206 students as the Norfolk
Division of the College of William and
Mary, and became an independent institution in 1962. Today, the University enrolls more than
20,000 students, including approximately 6,500 graduate students.
Its 188-acre Norfolk campus is the primary hub of
activity, along with four additional higher education centers (Virginia Beach Center, Peninsula Center, Tri-Cities
Center and Northern Virginia Center).
Old Dominion is a versatile university, committed
to its students, their education, personal development
and overall success. The University offers 66 bachelor's
degrees, 67 master's degrees, two education specialist
degrees and 24 doctoral degrees, and consists of six colleges: Arts and Letters, Business and Public Administration, Education, Engineering and Technology, Health
Sciences, and Sciences.
Students who live on campus may choose residence
hall or apartment-style living. The attractive Webb University Center provides a food court, video arcade,
lounge areas and other shops to serve the
student body.
Old Dominion is one of Virginia's leading Ph.D. research institutions. The total value of its research activity is about $50 million annually. The University contributes approximately $600 million a year to the Hampton Roads economy and provides the community with a
variety of programs and services, including the Bank of
America Entrepreneurial Center, Technology Applications Center and Military Career Transition Program. A
leader in space-related research, Old Dominion ranks
first in the state in funding from NASA for research
projects. The University operates one of the largest wind
tunnels in the world at NASA's Langley Research Cen-
The Webb Student Center
ter, and its Oceanography, Nuclear Physics, and Modeling and Simulation programs are among the best in
the nation.
The University Village, a 75-acre development along the east side of Hampton Boulevard, is yet another economic spark for the region. The 8,600-seat Ted Constant Convocation Center, which opened in fall
2002, is the centerpiece of the project. The Village also currently includes 270 modern apartment units for
students. Plans call for the addition of a hotel and parking garage, a variety of restaurants, a shopping
center with a large grocery store and research facilities.
In the classroom, Old Dominion students continue to earn high marks. Former student-athlete and
1996 graduate Samantha Salvia became the University's first Rhodes Scholar.
An international leader in delivering interactive instructional television, the University operates
TELETECHNET, a distance learning system that offers students an opportunity to earn one of 17 baccalau-
Left, the Tonelson Garden is a quiet meeting place in the middle of Webb Center. Below, the Diehn
Fine and Performing Arts Building houses the theatre, dance, and music departments at Old Dominion.
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UNIVERSITY
Above, Rollins Hall houses the admissions, registrar, and financial aid offices. Its Georgian
architecture is reminiscent of Old Dominion’s parent institution, the College of William and Mary.
Below, the boardwalk and gazebo on the Elizabeth River, adjacent to the Sailing Center and behind
Whitehurst Hall dorm, is the site of many campus events and sailing regattas.
reate or eight master's degrees without leaving their
area of residence. Since its inception in 1992,
TELETECHNET has exceeded growth projections
and is the largest televised, interactive distance
learning program of its kind in the United States.
Old Dominion is also well known for its international focus in both its curricula and student
population. More than 1,100 international students
from 100 countries are enrolled at the University.
The University also contributes to the cultural
life of Hampton Roads by presenting music and
dance concerts, art exhibits, and annual literary and
film and video festivals. In addition, the President's
Lecture Series brings a variety of nationally known
speakers to campus each year.
The University is located about 200 miles south
of Washington, D.C., and is but a short drive to
Virginia Beach and the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
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NORFOLK &
N
orfolk serves as the cultural, financial and
business hub of the Hampton Roads
Metropolitan Area, which comprises the cities of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach,
Chesapeake, Suffolk, Hampton, and Newport News.
With a combined population of 1.5 million, the
Hampton Roads area is the 27th largest Metropolitan Statistical Area in the U.S. and in 1998 was rated
the number one city in the south by Money magazine.
Founded in 1682, Norfolk has been a gateway
to Virginia for commerce and industry since the early
17th century.
The city is home to the Norfolk Naval Base, the
world’s largest naval installation and homeport to
the U.S. Navy’s Atlantic and Mediterranean fleets;
the MacArthur Memorial, the final resting place of
famed General Douglas MacArthur; The Chrysler
Museum, an art museum showcasing the collection
of Walter P. Chrysler, son of the auto company
founder; and Norfolk Botanical Garden, host to many
celebrations including the International Azalea Festival.
Norfolk’s 12,000-seat Harbor Park is home to the
Norfolk Tides, the top minor league team in the New
York Mets organization.
Waterside marketplace and Town Point Park
create a lively waterfront activity center for outdoor
Above, a view of the Norfolk waterfront. Left, the Waterside Marketplace is a center of
activity in downtown Norfolk. Right, the Norfolk Naval Base, home ot the U.S. Atlantic Fleet,
is the world’s largest naval installation. Below, the Virginia Beach Oceanfront.
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HAMPTON ROADS
Above, Nauticus, the National Maritime Museum, is the
new home of the US Battleship Wisconsin and is a
popular destination for visitors. Far right, the Virginia
Beach oceanfront is a favorite for tourists from all over
the world. Near upper right, MacArthur Memorial in
Norfolk is the resting place of Gen. Douglas MacArthur,
and contains many of the general’s personal awards and
belongings. Near lower right, the Virginia Marine
Science Museum in Virginia Beach recently opened two
new wings and a 3-D IMAX theatre. Far lower right, the
Virginia Zoo is located two miles from campus. Bottom
of the page, Norfolk hosted OpSail 2000, a tall ships
festival which brought in millions of visitors.
concerts, many festivals, and dining with the best
sunset views around.
Tall ship cruises, harborside shops, the quaint
whistle of the Elizabeth River Ferry, the new
Nauticus, one of the nation’s premier maritime museums and learning centers, and a climate ranked
among the nation's most desirable, all make Norfolk
an exciting location for university studies.
Just 20 minutes from downtown Norfolk is the
oceanfront resort city of Virginia Beach, with its miles
of beaches on the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake
Bay.
Hampton is home to NASA’s Langley research
center as well as Langley Air Force Base, while Newport News is the location of the Northrup Grumman
Newport News shipbuilding company, manufacturer
of the Nimitz-class aircraft carriers.
Just 45 minutes west of Norfolk is the
Jamestown-Williamsburg-Yorktown triangle, where,
it can be said, the nation was founded, debated its
independence, and then won it on the battlefield.
Also within an easy drive are Richmond, the
capital of Virginia and former capital of the Confederacy during the Civil War; the North Carolina Outer
Banks, including the Wright Brothers Memorial at
Kitty Hawk and the Cape Hatteras National Seashore; and the nation’s capital in Washington, D.C.
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ATHLETIC Facilities
T
he Old Dominion University basketball pro
grams call the Intercollegiate Athletics
Building home.
From its spacious locker rooms, state-of-theart training facilities, strength training room and
beautiful practice gymnasium, the Intercollegiate
Athletics Building provides the basketball programs
with a first-class facility.
Beginning with the basketball office and locker
room complex, players and coaches enjoy the spacious confines of the coaches offices, theatre style
team rooms utilized for video viewing, team meetings and study hall, a team lounge that provides a
safe haven for visiting with teammates in a relaxed
atmosphere or watching television. Adjacent to the
team lounge is a spacious player locker room, with
large built-in lockers for individual players that provide space for everything from shoes to hairdryers.
Shower and bathroom facilities are located next to
the locker room.
The training room ranks as one of the top facilities in the nation, providing the best in modern
rehabilitation equipment for athletic injuries. The
seven-foot deep running pool, located in the hydrotherapy room, along with three whirlpools and one
jacuzzi, provides Old Dominion athletes the opportunity to rehabilitate through exercise in the water.
The room also includes nine training tables, a
Kinkom rehabilitation machine and a traction table.
Adjacent to the training room is the strength
training room, built specifically for student-athlete
use. The room includes the most up-to-date in nautilus and free weight equipment, all under the fulltime supervision of a strength training coach.
The Intercollegiate Athletics Building also
houses the administrative staff including the athletic director, associate and assistant athletic directors, the offices of sports information, athletic marketing and promotions, and ticket office, which is
conveniently located off the lobby for easy access.
Other building features include an outdoor
patio for receptions, a conference room, and men’s
and women’s locker rooms for recreational use, located at the rear of the building with easy access to
the recreational fields.
The Intercollegiate Athletics Building is centrally located in the middle of the athletic quadrant
of the campus that includes the 4,000-seat Soccer Stadium, the 2,500-seat Bud Metheny Baseball Complex, the Tennis Complex that includes 15 courts,
including a 1,500-seat championship facility, the Old
Dominion University Field house that is home to
the soccer, wrestling, golf and swimming teams,
and Foreman Field, a 20,000-seat stadium on campus that is home to field hockey and lacrosse.
Above, The Intercollegiate Athletics Building serves as home for the
men's and women’s basketball programs at Old Dominion.
Above and Left, the Monarch team
headquarters provides players with a
spacious area for on and off-court time. It
includes a locker room area, a lounge area
with table, chairs, sofas, and television, a
conference room and a practice facility.
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STRENGTH Training Room
The strength training room, supervised by Strength and Conditioning Coach
Andy Zucker, features the latest in Nautilus and free weight equipment.
Drew Williamson spots
for Brian Henderson
John Morris
Sam Harris
Valdus Vasylius
LIVING LIKE AMONARCH
In August 2003, Old Dominion opened the University Village Apartments. The
Monarch basketball squad now lives in these modern, spacious apartments
that are located next door to the Constant Convocation Center.
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Press Information
Things to remember before covering the Monarchs...
i
Press and Media Credentials: Working press credentials for all Old Dominion basketball games may
be secured by contacting the athletic public relations office at least two days prior to desired game.
All credentials will be left at the pass gate at the
Ted Constant Convocation Center. The credentials
must be worn at press row and in the press room.
Requests are screened with care to insure a working press area. Spouses and children are not allowed
in press/media areas in compliance with the working code of the United States Basketball Writers
Association. PARKING PASSES ARE NOT AVAILABLE.
Press Row: Press row is located at courtside and
seats 48 persons. All radio and television broadcasts
are originated at courtside. The press row number
is 757-683-5596.
Press Room/Services: The Working Press Room
will be located in under section 106 in the Convocation Center. Outside telephone lines and one fax
machine are available and may be used on a firstcome, first-served basis. The press and media hostess and athletic public relations office assistants are
available to assist in the filing of post-game stories.
A complete play-by-play as well as halftime (12 column) and post-game (NCAA 16 column) statistics
are distributed. Pre-game press packets are available one hour prior to tip-off.
Photographers: Only working photographers are
allowed at courtside. Credentials must be secured
at least two days in advance. All photographers will
display their badge at all times.
Radio Broadcasts: Requests to broadcast any ODU
game must be approved in advance by the athletic
public relations office. One phone line is available
at courtside. To get extra lines, please call Mike
Fryling, Constant Center Event Manager (757-6835518).
Interviews: Post-game interviews with Coach
Blaine Taylor are conducted in the press room.
These interviews will be conducted only after the
10-minute cooling off period and following Coach
Taylor's post-game radio show with ESPN Radio
1310. Interviews with the visiting coach are also
conducted in the press room. Individual player interviews may be conducted in the respective dressing rooms after the 10-minute cooling off period.
An Old Dominion player will be brought to the
interview room as well. All interviews with Old
Dominion players and coaches during the week
must be arranged through the athletic public relations office.
Sports Information Office Phone Numbers:
Phone - (757) 683-3372; FAX - (757) 683-3119
Carol Hudson, Jr. Home Phone Number:
(757) 625-2061 EMail: [email protected]
How to get info on
Monarch Basketball...
1. InfoLine
The latest results can be obtained quickly through
the InfoLine. Call the InfoLine at (757) 640-5555, then
enter ‘ODU1’ when prompted to do so.
DEBBIE BYRNE
CAROL HUDSON, JR.
Sports Information
Director
BOBBY PARKS
Sports Information
Graduate Intern
Ticket Information
Season tickets may be purchased through the Old
Dominion University Ticket Office for all home games.
Prices are $169 for adults. University Faculty/Staff,
Military, Young Alumni, and senior citizens (55 or
older) can purchase season tickets for $134. Family Plan
tickets allow a family of two adults and two children
(17 years and younger) to purchase season tickets for
only $338. Individual games are $13 for adults and $9
for children, University faculty/staff and military. For
additional information, contact the ticket office at 757683-4444 or TICKETMASTER at 671-8100/or the
website at WWW.ODUSPORTS.COM.
CAA Press Row Numbers
Delaware: 302-831-8715
Drexel : 215-895-2041
George Mason: 703-993-3044
Hofstra 516-463-7725
2. The World Wide Web
James Madison: 540-568-6710
Rosters, coach and athlete bios, recent statistics and
results - all can be found at the Old Dominion Athletics
site on the World Wide Web. The address for the Old
Dominion University athletics web site is
www.odusports.com. Live ESPN Radio 1310 radio
broadcasts of games can also be heard through
YAHOO.COM.
UNC Wilmington: 910-962-3095
Towson: 410-704-3286
VCU: 804-827-1010
W&M: 757-221-3348
3. CAA Web Site: WW.CAASPORTS.COM
As we look to the new season, the Old Dominion Sports Information Office
will make every effort to insure that you have everything you need to cover
Monarch Basketball.
Assoc. Athletic Director
for Public Relations and
Marketing
Monarch Hot Line
Those living in the Hampton Roads area who want
up-to-date information on Old Dominion athletics
should call the Monarch Info Line at 640-5555. Press
ODU1 to access information. For those living outside
the Hampton Roads Area, you can receive athletic information and listen to the Monarchs radio broadcasts
on ESPN Radio 1310 and via the internet at
odusports.com.
KIMBERLY
ZIVKOVICH
Assist. Sports Information
Director
Sports Information
TINA PRICE
Director of Athletic
Publications
CHRISIE HENN
Athletic Publications
Graduate Intern
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CAA Men’s Basketball
Teleconference Call
1-800-857-3190
Members of the media are invited to participate in the
CAA’s weekly telephonic press conference series. The
first call will occur on January 4 and run each Tuesday
morning through March 2. CAA coaches will be available
to answer questions beginning at 10:10am. The weekly
lineup is listed below. The phone number for the call is
1-800-857-3190. Members of the media should contact
Tripp Sheppard (804) 754-1616 x15 for the password to
access the call.
Coaches Weekly Lineup
10:10 am Tom Pecora, Hofstra
10:20 am Jeff Capel, VCU
10:30 am Blaine Taylor, ODU
10:40 am Tony Shaver, W&M
10:50 am Brad Brownell, UNCW
11:00 am Dean Keener, JMU
11:10 am Jim Larranaga, GMU
11:20 am Pat Kennedy, Towson
11:30 am David Henderson, UD
11:40 am Bruiser Flint, Drexel
MONARCHS and the Media
Television Exposure
Through its conference, local package and national
exposure, Old Dominion University is a prominent face
on television. Throughout the last two decades, NBC,
CBS, ESPN, ESPN2 and many national and regional
cable systems have featured the Monarchs–and this season will be no exception.
The program will also be featured this year on COMCAST, a regional cable network based in
Bethesda, Maryland. COMCAST
currently serves 2.4 million subscribers in Maryland, Virginia,
Washington, DC., Delaware, and
most of North Carolina, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Many of COMCAST's
JOHN
contest can be seen on Madison
CASTLEBERRY
Square Garden networks as well
Voice of the Monarchs
as COMCAST SportsNet-Philadelphia. Other cable affiliates such
as Fox SportsNet South and CN8
are also scheduled to carry games
involving league members.
Radio Broadcasts
Old Dominion University’s
basketball games will once again
be heard throughout the region on
ESPN Radio 1310. In addition to
men’s and women’s basketball
games, ESPN will provide a
RICK KIEFNER
ESPN RADIO
drive-time men’s basketball talk
show featuring Head Coach
Blaine Taylor. The show can be
heard Thursday afternoons from
5 p.m. to 6 p.m., and will be hosted
by John Castleberry. Joining
Castleberry on the air will be Rick
Kiefner and Billy Mann.
Live ESPN broadcasts of
Monarch games are carried on
the internet by clicking on the
athletic department website at
BILLY MANN
www.odusports.com
ESPN RADIO
Monarchs on Television
Dec. 22
Jan. 2
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Feb. 16
St. Joseph’s (CSN/M-A)
at DePaul (CSN-C, Cox)
JMU (CSN/M-A)
George Mason (CSN/M-A)
at VCU (CSN/M-A, FSS-NC-e.Metro)
at UNCW (CSN/M-A, FSS-NC-e.Metro)
VCU (ESPN2)
at George Mason (CSN/M-A)
Media List
Print Media
Virginian Pilot/Ledger Star
Rich Radford
150 W. Brambleton Avenue
Norfolk, VA. 23510
Phone: (757)446-2366
Fax: (757)533-9004
Website: www.pilotonline.com
Daily Press & Times Herald
Dave Fairbank
7505 Warwick Blvd
Newport News, VA. 23607
Phone: (757)247-4630 or 4643
Fax:(757)247-9420
Website: www.dailypress.com
Richmond Times Dispatch
John Packett
P.O. Box 85333
Richmond, VA. 23293
Phone: (804)649-6554
Fax: (804)775-8059
Website: www.timesdispatch.com
The Journal & Guide
974 Norfolk Square
Norfolk, VA. 23502
Phone: (757)543-6945
Fax: (757)543-7620
Washington Post
1150 15th Street, NW
Washington, DC. 20071
Phone: (202)334-7350
Fax: (804)334-7685
Website: www.washingtonpost.com
Washington Times
Sports Department
3600 New York Avenue,NE
Washington, DC. 20002
Phone: (202)636-3269
Fax: (202)269-3419
Website: www.washtimes.com
ODU Mace & Crown
Webb Student Center
Norfolk, VA. 23529
Phone: (757)683-3452
Website: www.maceandcrown.com
WVEC TV(ABC)
Scott Cash, Sports Director
613 Woodis Avenue
Norfolk, VA. 23510
Phone: (757)628-6200
Fax: (757)628-5855
Website: www.wvec.com
WVBT TV 43 (Fox)
301 Wythe Street
Portsmouth, VA 23704
Phone: (757)393-4343
Fax: (757)393-7615
WTVZ TV (33) (WB)
General Manager
900 Granby Street
Norfolk, VA. 23510
Phone: (757)622-3333
WGNT TV (UPN)
General Manager
1318 Spratley Street
Portsmouth, VA. 23704
Phone:(757)393-2501
Fax:(757)399-3303
COMCAST Sportsnet
7700 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, MD. 20814
301-718-3200/3306
Fax:301-718-3300
Wire Services
Associated Press
Suite 1380, 700 E. Main Street
Richmond, VA. 23219
Phone: (804)643-6646
Inside VA:1-800-552-9935
Fax: (804)643-6223
Conference
Colonial Athletic Association
Tripp Sheppard & Rob Washburn
8625 Patterson AVenue
Richmond, VA. 23229-6349
Phone: (804)754-1616
Fax: (804) 754-1830
Website: www.caasports.com
Radio Stations
Electronic Media
WTKR TV(CBS)
Ted Alexander
Sports Director
720 Boush Street
Norfolk, VA 23510
Phone: (757)446-1352
Fax: (757)446-1376
Website: www.wtkr.com
WAVY TV(NBC)
Bruce Rader, Sports Director
300 Wavy Street
Portsmouth, VA. 23704
Phone: (757)673-5440
Fax: (757)397-8279
Website: www.wavy.com
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ESPN Radio 1310
Tony Mercurio
5589 Greenwich Road
Suite 200
Virginia Beach, VA. 23462
Phone: (757)671-1000
Fax: (757)671-1313
John Castleberry (Voice of the Monarchs)
2381 Upper Greens Place
Virginia Beach, VA 23456
Phone: (757)427-5924
WODU AM 1630
Sports Director
Webb University Center
Norfolk, VA 23529
Phone: (757)683-3441
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or the Monarchs, the future is now,
and that was no more evident than
with this year’s squad led by
sophomores Alex Loughton and
Isaiah Hunter along with freshmen
Arnaud Dahi and Valdas Vasylius.
Nine of the 13 players were either
freshmen or sophomores who gave
ODU the needed mix with veterans
John Waller and Troy Nance to make a run for the
CAA crown.
The Monarchs were in the thick of the league
race until the last week of the regular season at 9-4,
and tied with Drexel and VCU for the league’s top
spot. Nationally, ODU defeated A-10 power George
Washington along with state rival Virginia Tech, and
took nationally ranked St. Joseph’s and Charlotte to
the last shot. From Dec. 18 to Jan. 14, the Monarchs
won seven straight games. ODU finished the season
at 17-12 overall and 11-7 in the CAA and were seeded
fourth in the tournament.
Alex Loughton, the team MVP, led ODU on the
court and in the classroom. The 6-10 sophomore
Center averaged 16.6 points, 8.7 rebounds and
averaged 1.7 steals per game. He ranked second in
the league in scoring, and rebounding, fourth in free
throw percentage (.792), sixth in field goal percentage
(.488), and steals, and first in defensive rebounding
(6.3).
Loughton led ODU in scoring 11 times, 19 times
in rebounding, and 12 times in steals. His career high
45 points against Charlotte was the most points by an
NCAA Division I individual this year. He also
performed eight double-doubles. Loughton earned
first team All-CAA honors, First team All-NABC
District 4 and in the classroom, Loughton earned
CAA All-Academic honors and national Academic
honors from the Athletic Director’s Association. In
leading the Monarchs to the semi-finals of the CAA
Tournament, Loughton was named to the AllTournament squad.
Sophomore Isaiah Hunter was second on the
team in scoring at 13.0 points per game. He came into
his own scoring 21 points against nationally ranked
St. Joseph’s and Virginia Tech. He also pumped in 28
at Hofstra and hauled in nine rebounds in a game
against Drexel. Hunter ranked 14 in the CAA in
scoring, second in free throw percentage (.844), 15th in
assists (2.5), and tenth in three-point field goal
percentage (.343). He also hit the game winner against
William and Mary, and was named third team AllCAA. Hunter was selected by his teammates as the
Cal Bowdler Most Improved Player.
Seniors John Waller and Troy Nance made their
mark known. Waller earned third team All-CAA
honors. He ranked sixth in the league in three-point
field goal percentage (37.3 ), and 13th in the league in
scoring (12.6). He completed his career with 857
points and 140 (sixth all-time at ODU ) made three
pointers. Waller was 140-382 (.366) in three pointers
which ranks him ninth all-time on ODU’s list. Waller
was selected by his teammates with the “Mark West
Best Defensive Player award.”
Nance completed his career at ODU as the
school’s tenth all-time assist leader with 457. His 127
career steals tied him with Ricardo Leonard (’92) for
16th on ODU’s all-time list. Nance ranked second in
the CAA in assist/turnover ratio (2.27) for the fourth
straight year. His 4.37 average ranked him fifth in the
league’s assist standings. He was selected by
teammates as the “Paul Webb Best Represents award
recipient.”
Arnaud Dahi earned CAA All-Freshman honors
as he averaged 9.0 points and 5.5 rebounds per game.
Dahi ranked fourth in the CAA with a 1.41 blocked
per game average, seventh in offensive rebounding
at 2.22, and tenth in rebounding. Valdas Vasylius
averaged 7.8 points per game and led the team with
a .506 field goal percentage. Point guard Drew
Williamson ranked tenth in the CAA in assists at 3.07,
and seventh in assists to turnover ratio at 1.70.
As a team, ODU led the CAA in free throw
percentage (.720) and assists (17.0), ranked second in
the CAA in scoring (73.7), rebounding (38.4), threepoint field goal defense (.302), assist to turnover
ratio( 1.1), and three-point field goals made (195).
The Monarchs also ranked in the top five in scoring
margin (+3.5), scoring defense (70.2), rebound margin
(+2.7) and steals (7.9). ODU returns ten lettermen
from this year’s squad.
2003-04
SEASON REVIEW
CAA Award Honorees (L-R):
Arnaud Dahi, Alex Loughton, Isaiah
Hunter and John Waller with Coach
Blaine Taylor.
2004 CAA Legends Inductee Leo Anthony (L)
with CAA Commissioner Tom Yeager
John Waller and Troy Nance with their families and ODU staff were honored at the
“2004 Senior Night “ ceremony.
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2003-04 STATISTICS
Overall
(17-12)
(11-7)
(6-5)
ALL GAMES...........
CONFERENCE..........
NON-CONFERENCE......
HONORS & RANKINGS
2003-04 HONORS
Alex Loughton (1st team),
Isaiah Hunter (3rd team)
John Waller (3rd team)
All-Defensive
Alex Loughton
All-Rookie Team
Arnaud Dahi
CAA All-Academic
Alex Loughton
NABC District IV:
Alex Loughton (1st team)
All-State:
Alex Loughton (1st team)
National All-Academic Alex Loughton (Athletic Directors Assoc.)
CAA Player of the Week: Alex Loughton, Isaiah Hunter, John Waller
CAA Rookie of the Week: Arnaud Dahi
Home
(11-4)
(7-2)
(4-2)
Away
(5-7)
(4-5)
(1-2)
Neutral
(1-1)
(0-0)
(1-1)
All-CAA
RESULTS
CAA MONARCH RANKINGS
TEAM RANKINGS
Scoring
1st
Scoring defense
7th
Free Throw Pct.
1st
Field Goal PCT.
3rd
Field Goal PCT Def.
6th
3PT FG PCT
4th
3PT FG Def.
2nd
Rebounding
2nd
Rebound Def.
5th
3rd
Rebound Margin
Blocked Shots
6th
Assists
1st
Steals
4th
Asst./To Ratio
2nd
Def. Rebounds
1st
Off.Rebounds
3rd
INDIVIDUALS
Scoring:
Rebounding:
FG PCT:
Assists
Free Throw PCT:
Steals:
3PT FG PCT:
Blocked Shots:
Asst./Turnover:
Off. Rebounds:
Def. Rebounds:
73.7
70.2
.720
.442
.436
.342
.302
38.4
35.7
+ 2.7
3.5
16.97
7.8
1.09
25.62
12.76
2nd (16.6)
12th (13.0)
2nd (8.7)
12th (5.5)
6th (.488)
7th (4.1)
9th (3.3)
1st (.844)
4th (.792)
T8th (1.66)
6th (.373)
9th (.343)
4th (1.31)
2nd (2.25)
6th (1.94)
6th (2.52)
8th (2.24)
1st (6.17)
Loughton
Hunter
Loughton
Dahi
Loughton
Nance
Williamson
Hunter
Loughton
Loughton
Waller
Hunter
Dahi
Nance
Williamson
Loughton
Dahi
Loughton
W/L
SCORE
OPPONENT
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
106-65
88-79
64-90
72-75
94-92(ot)
102-105(2ot)
77-62
49-62
87-66
72-62
74-52
65-58
74-71
71-66
81-60
62-64
67-75
70-49
77-86
55-51
88-62
68-58
79-80
71-57
85-74
66-82
72-78
79-76
66-70
82-68
67-84
E.A Sports All-Stars(exh.)
BC Sakalai Lithuania (exh.)
at #9 North Carolina
#13 St. Joseph’s
at Virginia Tech
Charlotte
Morgan State
at South Alabama
Liberty
George Washington
VMI
Drexel
at George Mason
Hofstra
at James Madison
at Delaware
VCU
at Towson
at William & Mary
UNCW
Towson
at UNCW
at Hofstra
James Madison
Delaware
at Drexel
at VCU
William & Mary
George Mason
Hofstra(CAA Qtrs)
VCU (CAA Semis)
RPI RATINGS
RPI Ratings (Jan. 12, 2004)
Sagarin
College RPI.com
RPI RATINGS
68
53
53
Past RPI Ratings (Sagarin)
1986
1993
1994
1995
1999
34
76
80
95
102
(#8 seed)
FINAL STATISTICS
## Player
GP-GS Min--Avg
TOTAL
FG-FGA Pct
3-POINTERS
3FG-FGA Pct
FT-FTA Pct
REBOUNDS
Off Def Tot Avg PF
FO A
TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
40 Loughton,Alex......
01 Hunter, Isaiah.....
10 Waller, John.......
31 Dahi, Arnaud.......
42 Vasylius, Valdas...
24 Thomas, Kiah.......
02 Williamson,Drew..
13 Nance, Troy........
04 Waldon, T.J........
11 Lidonde, Abdi......
55 Mrksic,Janko.......
Team Total..............
Opponents..........
29-28
29-29
29-29
29-24
29-5
23-0
29-15
29-13
27-0
29-0
27-2
29
29
165-338
127-311
143-319
104-207
81-160
30-84
34-89
27-83
23-39
15-58
11-32
760-1720
763-1752
11-33
46-134
57-153
11-29
8-26
20-54
11-36
21-64
0-0
10-42
0-0
195-571
143-473
141-178
76-90
21-34
41-59
55-87
21-29
36-57
13-18
15-24
1-3
1-6
421-585
366-572
73
20
48
65
40
21
19
5
19
7
17
370
356
4
0
1
1
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
10
-
72
70
48
55
46
21
50
53
11
9
10
451
452
859 29.6
913 31.5
892 30.8
604 20.8
504 17.4
350 15.2
627 21.6
564 19.4
199 7.4
209 7.2
154 5.7
5875
5875
.488
.408
.448
.502
.506
.357
.382
.325
.590
.259
.344
.442
.436
.333
.343
.373
.379
.308
.370
.306
.328
.000
.238
.000
.342
.302
39
.792
.844
.618
.695
.632
.724
.632
.722
.625
.333
.167
.720
.640
179
71
96
94
57
37
46
54
34
15
23
743
679
252
91
144
159
97
58
65
59
53
22
40
1113
1035
8.7
3.1
5.0
5.5
3.3
2.5
2.2
2.0
2.0
0.8
1.5
38.4
35.7
92
36
66
77
81
25
51
50
38
13
25
554
567
64
72
46
29
23
11
97
119
14
8
9
492
403
17
2
18
38
3
10
2
1
5
2
6
104
89
48
30
33
25
12
9
23
32
8
5
3
228
228
482
376
364
260
225
101
115
88
61
41
23
2136
2035
16.6
13.0
12.6
9.0
7.8
4.4
4.0
3.0
2.3
1.4
0.9
73.7
70.2
TRAVEL Plans
When the Monarchs are on the road, all hotel and transportation are handled by CI Travel, the official travel
agency for the Old Dominion University Athletic Department. For more information about Monarch travel plans,
please contact the agency in the Old Dominion Webb Student Center at 757-683-4977.
TCU
Nov. 24-25
Hilton Conference Center
1800 Highway 26 East
Grapevine, TX. 76051
Phone: 817- 481-8444
Fax: 817- 481-3160
TOWSON
Jan. 11
Sheraton Baltimore North
903 Dulaney Valley Road
Baltimore, MD. 21204
Phone: 410-321-7400
Fax: 410-296-9534
TEXAS A&M CORPUS CHRISTI
Nov. 26-28
Omni Hotel
900 N. Shoreline Blvd
Corpus Christi, TX. 78401
Phone: 361-886-3557
Fax: 361-887-6715
HOFSTRA
Jan. 18 & 19
Long Island Marriott
101 James Doolittle Blvd
Uniondale, NY. 11553
Phone: 516-794-3800
Fax: 516-794-5936
LIBERTY
Dec. 6
Holiday Inn Select
601 Main Street
Lynchburg, VA. 24504
Phone: 434-528-2500
Fax: 434-528-0062
VCU
Jan. 28
Crowne Plaza
555 E. Canal Street
Richmond, VA. 23219
Phone: 804-788-0900
Fax: 804-788-0791
EAST CAROLINA
Dec. 11
Hilton Greenville
207 Southwest Greenville Blvd
Greenville, NC. 27834
Phone: 252-355-5000
Fax: 252- 355-5099
UNC WILMINGTON
Feb. 4
Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort
1705 North Lumina Avenue
Wrightsville Beach, NC. 28480
Phone: 910-256-2231
Fax: 910-256-9208
DEPAUL
Dec. 31-Jan.2
Sheraton Four Points
10249 W. Irving Park Road
Schiller Park, IL. 60176
Phone:847-671-6000
Fax: 847-671-0371
DELAWARE
Feb. 8
Hilton/Christiana
100 Continental Drive
Newark, DE 19713
Phone: 302-454-1500
Fax: 302-454-0233
DREXEL
Jan. 3-5
Philadelphia Airport Marriott
One Arrivals Road
Philadelphia, PA. 19153
Phone: 215-492-9000
Fax: 215-492-6799
GEORGE MASON
Feb. 15
TBA
JAMES MADISON
Feb. 25
Four Points Sheraton
1400 E. Market Street
Harrisonburg, VA. 22801
Phone: 540-433-2521
Fax: 540-434-0253
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MONARCH OLYMPIANS
FIVE FORMER MONARCHS EARN MEDALS AT 2004 OLYMPIC GAMES
Oliver Purnell, Basketball
Anne Donovan, Basketball
Five former Old Dominion University student athletes were part of Olympic medals won at the recent Summer Olympic
Games in Athens, Greece. They are Oliver Purnell (’75), Anne Donovan (’83), Marina DiGiacomo (’01), Macha van der Vaart
(’91), and Charlie Ogletree (’89).
Oliver Purnell served as an assistant coach with the USA Men’s basketball team who won the bronze medal. Purnell
captained ODU’s men’s basketball team that won the 1975 NCAA Division II National Championship. Purnell later became
the Monarchs head coach from 1991-94 taking ODU to an NCAA tournament and two NIT’s. He is
ODU’s eighth all-time assist leader with 476, and 31st all-time scorer with 1090. Purnell is a member of the ODU Sports Hall
of Fame. He is currently head coach at Clemson.
Anne Donovan served as an assistant coach with the USA Women’s Basketball team who won the gold medal. Donovan
played for ODU from 1979-83 and remains the school’s leader in career scoring (2,719), rebounding (1,976), and block shots
(801). During her four years at ODU, the Lady Monarchs compiled a 116-20 record, winning the 1980 AIAW national
championship, taking third in 1981 and reaching the NCAA Final Four in 1983. A former assistant at her alma mater,
Donovan is a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, CoSIDA Academic All-American Hall of Fame, the Virginia Sports Hall
of Fame And the Women’s Basktball Hall of Fame. She is currently head coach of the WNBA Champion Seattle Storm.
Collegiate sailing All-American Charlie Ogletree (’89) teamed with John Lovell to win the silver medal in the Olympic
Tornado sailing class, finishing second to defending gold medallists Roman Hagara and Hans Steinacher from Austria. This
was the duos third Olympics as they finished eighth in 1996 and seventh in 2000. Ogletree earned collegiate Sailing AllAmerican honors in 1989 at Old Dominion. The Houston, TX., native helped lead the Monarchs to fifth at the ICSA Team
race championships as a senior.
Marina DiGiacomo earned a bronze medal playing for Argentina’s Field Hockey team. DiGiacomo was a two-time
National Field Hockey All-American and 2000 Honda Award winner. She helped lead the Lady Monarchs to the 1998 and
2000 NCAA National Championship. The four-time CAA Player of the Year led the nationwith 151 points, 63 goals, and a
2.4 goals per game mark in 2000. She is the NCAA’s All-time scorer with 167 goals, 80 assists, for 414 totals points.
Macha van der Vaart earned a silver medal playing for the Netherlands field hockey Team. Van der Vaart played for
the Lady Monarchs in 1990 scoring 32 goals with Five assists. She helped lead ODU to a 23-2-1 record and was named to the
NCAA Championship All-Tournament squad as she scored four of ODU’s five goals in The National Championship win
over North Carolina.
Assistant ODU men’s and women’s swimming and diving coach Jackie Yost Bak (Penn ’92) served as a staff member
of the US Swimming and Diving team.
Monarchs
Charles Ogletree, Sailing
on Team USA
USA National Teams
Chris Gatling ..........1990 USA Goodwill & World Champ.
Frank Smith ........... 1985 Olympic Festival South Squad
Kenny Gattison ..... 1983 Junior World Cup Team &
Olympic festival
Mark West ............ 1982 USA World Champ. Team
Odell Hodge .......... 1993 Olympic Festival S. Squad
(Injured)
Chris Gatling
Marina DiGiacomo, Field Hockey
Mark West
Macha van der Vaart, Field Hockey
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Monarchs in the NBA
Fourteen Monarchs have been drafted professionally following their collegiate careers.
Eight have played in the NBA.
R
CAL BOWDLER
●Selected in 1st Round -17th overall pick by Atlanta in 1999
● Career High Points: 15, twice in 2000-01
● Career High Rebounds: 8 vs. Milwaukee (3-25-01)
● Currently playing in Italy
CAREER TOTALS
Bowdler
YR S GP FG PCT
3
142 163.404
3PT PCT FT PCT
2-11 .181 96.768
REB-AV
272-1.9
STL
42
BLK
45
TP-AVG
424-3.0
CHRIS GATLING
●Selected in 1st Round -16th overall pick by Golden State in 1991
●Selected to 1997 NBA All-Star Game in Cleveland
●Led NBA in Field Goal Percentage (.633) in 1994-95
●Career High Points: 38 vs. Sacramento (1-10-01)
●Career High Rebounds: 20 vs. Utah (11-16-96)
●Played for Golden State, Miami, Dallas, New Jersey, Denver & Orlando in 8 yrs.
CAREER TOTALS
Gatling
YRS GP FG-FGA
11 700
2804
PCT
.513
3PT
50
PCT
.248
FT
1574
MARK WEST
West
REBS-AVG
3741-5.3
STL BLK
464 375
TP-AVG
7232-10.3
Assistant General Manager
Phoenix Suns
● Selected in 2nd Round by Dallas in 1983
●Ranks second in NBA history in field goal percentage
● Led NBA in Field Goal Percentage (.625) in 1989-90
● Career High Points: 27 vs Washington (11-1-86)
●Career High Rebounds: 24 vs. Milwaukee (12-8-89)
●Played for Dallas, Milwaukee, Cleveland (2), Phoenix(2), Detroit, Indiana, & Atlanta.
●Featured in 1999 issue of Fortune Magazine.
CAREER TOTALS
YRS GP
FG-FGA
17 1080 2528-4356
PCT
.664
PCT
.580
3PT
0-4
PCT
FT
PCT
.000 1203-2117 .568
REBS-AVG
5349-5.0
KENNY GATTISON
BLK TP-AVG
1374 6259-5.8
Assistant Coach
New Orleans Hornets
● Selected in third round by Phoenix in 1986
● Charlotte's All-Time leading field goal shooter
● Career High Points:29 in 1987
● Assistant Coach for New Jersey (1996-99)
● Played for Phoenix, Charlotte, & Vancouver
CAREER TOTALS
Gattison
YRS GP FG-FGA
9
494 1536-2956
PCT
.519
FT
850-1309
42
PCT
.649
REBS-AVG
2327-4.7
BLK
327
TP-AVG
3923-7.9
Monarchs in the NBA
Director for Player Personell
Orlando Magic
DAVE TWARDZIK
● Asst. Coach of Detroit Pistons 2000-01
● Selected in 2nd round by Portland(NBA) & Virginia (ABA) in 1972
● Starter for 1977 NBA Champion Portland Trailblazers
● Career High Points:28 in 1976-77
● General Manager for Golden State 1995-97
● Interim Head Coach for Indiana in 1989
CAREER TOTALS
Twardzik
YRS
4
YRS
4
GP
280
GP
256
FG
891-1614
FG
754-1476
PCT
.552
PCT
.511
FT
880-1069
3PT
9-46
PCT
.823
PCT
.196
REB-AVG
611-2.2
FT
776-949
AST
940
PCT
.818
TP-AVG (NBA Career Total)
2666-9.5
REB-AVG AST
TP-AVG (ABA Career Total)
675-2.6
883
2311 9.0
WILSON WASHINGTON
● Selected in 2nd round by Philadelphia in 1977
● Career High Points: 26 in 1978-79
● Played for Philadelphia & New Jersey
● Played in Holland & Italy
CAREER TOTALS
Washington
YRS GP FG-FGA
2 100 318-640
PCT
.497
FT
95-157
PCT
.605
REBS-AVG
450-4.5
AST
57
TP-AVG
731-7.3
MARK DAVIS
● Selected in 4th round by Cleveland in 1985
● Played for Phoenix & Milwaukee in 1988-89
● Career High Points:17 in 1988-89
● Played in CBA, Spain, and Belgium
CAREER TOTALS
Davis
YRS GP
1
33
FG-FGA
49-102
PCT
.480
3PT
1-9
PCT
.111
FT
28-34
PCT
.824
REBS-AVG
37-1.1
RONNIE VALENTINE
● Selected in 3rd round by Denver
●Career High Points:9 in 1980-81
●Played in CBA, 1981-89
●Played in Phillipines & Columbia
CAREER TOTALS
Valentine
YRS GP FG-FGA
1
24 37-98
PCT
.378
FT
9-19
43
PCT
.474
REBS-AVG
30-1.3
AST
7
TP-AVG
84 -3.5
STL BLK
1
4
TP-AVG
127-3.8
Monarchs in the Pros
34 Other Players Have Also Played Professionally or Received NBA Tryouts
JOHN WALLER (04)-Iceland
GARRICK DAVIS (’89)–Received NBA try-
RASHEED WRIGHT (‘03)–France
out with Boston. Played in Belgium.
RICARDO MARSH (‘03)–Turkey
RONNIE WADE (’86)–Finland
MIKE BYERS ('99)-Belgium, ('02)-Argentina
SYLVESTER CHARLES (’86)–Santo
CLIFF JONES (02)-Belgium
Domingo in 1986, and Argentina 1987-88.
PIERRE GREENE (02)-Iceland
BERT KRAGTWIJK (’81)–Played in Holland.
ANDRE McCULLUM ('01)-Finland
CHRIS PICKETT (’78)–Played in Belgium
SKIPPER YOUNGBLOOD ('00)-
JEFF FUHRMANN (’77)–Athletes in Action.
Czech Republic/ Roanoke (NBA Dev.)
TERRY DOUGLAS (’77)–Received NBA
REGGIE BASSETTE ('99)- Greece,
tryout with 76’ers.
Phillipines
JAY ROUNTREE (’75)–Finland
MARK POAG ('99)- Germany, Spain
TOM STREET (’75)–France
ODELL HODGE (’97)-Received NBA Tryout
TERRY FOSTER (’70)–Holland
with Boston & Utah. Played in Turkey and
DICK ST. CLAIR (’70)–Received NBA tryout.
Taiwan in 1997-98 and Belgiumin 1999.
Other Monarchs Drafted
CLARENCE HANLEY (’86)–
Fifth round choice of the Detroit Pistons (NBA). Played
in Paris, France in 1987 and
in Switzerland in 1988. He
returned to France in 1989
and has played in Argentina
the past six seasons. Was
voted the league MVP in
1993.
RONNIE McADOO (’82)–
Tenth round draft choice of
the Atlanta Hawks (NBA).
Played in Italy in 1984 and
in France from 1985-87.
OLIVER PURNELL (’75)–
Sixth round draft choice of
the Milwaukee Bucks
(NBA).
JOEL COPELAND (’74)–
Fifth round draft choice of
the New Orleans Jazz
(NBA). Played in Sweden,
1975-78.
MARIO MULLEN (’96)-Played in Ireland in
1996-97. Lebanon in 1998-99
PETEY SESSOMS (’95)–France. Played in
Israel in 1995-96 and 2001-03, Philadelphia
SKIP NOBLE (’71)–
Draft by Milwaukee Bucks
(NBA).
in the USBL in 1997 and Portugal in 1998.
MIKE JONES (’95)–Played in Finland in
1995-96. Playing in Portugal in 1996-98.
HARRY LOZON (’70)–
13th round choice of the San
Diego Rockets (NBA).
ALLON WRIGHT (’94)–Played in Hungary
in 1995.
RICARDO LEONARD (’92)–Drafted by USBL
and the CBA. Played in Austria in ’92, Portugal in 1993, and Ireland in 1994.
ANTHONY CARVER (’90)–Received NBA tryout with Bullets and Celtics. Drafted by the CBA.
Played in Geneva, Switzerland in 1991 and was
the league’s MVP. Received a tryout with
Harry Lozon was the first Monarch selected in
the NBA Draft in 1970.
Cleveland of NBA. Played in CBA, then in Europe
in 1995. Asst. Coach at Elizabeth City State in
1995-96.
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Retired Jerseys
DAVE TWARDZIK (1969-72)
LEO ANTHONY
(1957-61)
Old Dominion’s first, first-team AllAmerican (1972), Dave Twardzik holds
several school assist records,
including single game (20)
and single season average
(11.4), career assists average
(10.7), single game free
throws (24) and free throw
attempts (26). A third-team All-American as
a junior, Twardzik went on to play five years of professional
basketball with the Portland Trailblazers, leading them to the 1977
world championship. He was inducted into the Old Dominion
Sports Hall of Fame in 1981. His jersey number 14 was retired in
1972 in the Fieldhouse. Twardzik also played for the Virginia
Squires of the now-defunct ABA. He was inducted into the Virginia
Sports Hall of Fame in 1995.
Leo Anthony became
the school’s first AllAmerican (third team) in 1959
when Old Dominion was known as the
Norfolk Division of the College of William
and Mary. Anthony concluded his career
with 2,181 career points which is second
on the school’s all-time scoring list. His
career average of 26.6 points is the best ever at Old Dominion. He
holds the school record for career free-throws (643), and scored
35 or more points 12 times during his career. He broke the 30point barrier 29 times. Anthony was a charter member in the Old
Dominion Sports Hall of Fame in 1980.
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14
JOEL COPELAND
(1970-74)
WILSON WASHINGTON (1975-77)
Joel Copeland earned
first-team All-American
honors (1973-74) his senior
year and second-team AllAmerican honors as a junior. During his
four-year career, Copeland scored 1,657
points and grabbed 929 rebounds. He still
holds school records for points (682) and
most field goals attempted (568) for a
single season. Copeland was drafted in 1973 by the NBA New
Orleans Jazz, and played professionally in Sweden from 1975-78.
He was inducted into the Old Dominion Sports Hall of Fame in
1982. His jersey number, 32 was retired in the field house in 1974.
Wilson Washington became Old Dominion’s first Division I
All-American in 1977 after earning Division
II All-American honors in 1975 (third team)
and in 1976 (first team). In
two and a half years at Old
Dominion, Washington
scored 1,366 career points,
grabbed 1,011 rebounds and
blocked 363 shots. He
grabbed a career high 24
rebounds against Roanoke in 1976.
Washington was selected as the NCAA’s
Division II tournament’s Most Valuable Player in 1975 when Old
Dominion defeated New Orleans for the NCAA crown in Evansville,
Indiana. A second-round draft pick by the Philadelphia 76ers
(1977), Washington played two seasons for the New Jersey Nets.
His jersey number, 52 was retired in 1978. He was inducted into
the Old Dominion Sports Hall of Fame in 1983.
KENNY GATTISON (1982-86)
Kenny Gattison was a two-time Sun Belt Conference AllStar and in 1986 was the league’s Player-of-the-Year. During his
four seasons at Old Dominion, the Monarchs advanced to two
NCAA Tournaments and two National
Invitation Tournaments. Gattison still holds
the Sun Belt career rebound mark of 963
which ranks him fourth on
the Monarchs all-time list.
He set the school’s single
season field goal
percentage record of .637.
He is currently eighth on
the Old Dominion all-time scoring list with
1623. He is sixth in field goal percentage
(.552) and played the most games (122). Gattison earned
honorable mention All-American honors twice in 1985 and 1986.
He was drafted in the third round by the Phoenix Suns . He was
inducted into the ODU Sports Hall of Fame in 1991. His jersey
number, 44 was retired at Scope in 1992. Kenny is currently and
Assistant Coach with the New Orleans Hornets.
MARK WEST (1979-83)
Mark West was named honorable mention All-American by
The Sporting News in 1981 and by the Associated Press in 1982
and 1983. He was also named by Basketball Weekly to its 1980
Freshman All-American squad. West led the
nation in blocked shots twice and was a first
team All-Sun Belt conference selection as a
senior. He grabbed a career high 23 rebounds
in 1980 against Texas Wesleyan. He is Old
Dominion’s all-time blocked shot leader with
446, second in career rebounds with 1,113
and in field goal percentage at .559. West
began his NBA career with the Dallas
Mavericks, played years in
the NBA and is now
Assistant General Manager with the Phoenix
Suns. His jersey number 45 was retired in 1984 in
Scope and the Petersburg, Virginia, native was
inducted into the Old Dominion Sports Hall of Fame in 1988.
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Monarchs Homecourt
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CONVOCATION Center
RECORDS
Three Point FG PCT: .500 (13-26) vs.Charlotte (12-6-03)
Free Throws Made: 26 (26-36) vs. Delaware (2-14-04)
Free Throws ATT: 36, vs Delaware (2-14-04)
Best Free PCT: .933 (14-15) vs. St. Joseph’s (11-29-03)
Rebounds:50, vs Delaware, (1-15-03)
Assists: 31 vs. Charlotte (12-06-03)
Steals: 15, vs Hofstra (3-1-03) & Liberty (12-18-03)
Turnovers: 25, vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
Blocked Shots:9, vs. Liberty (12-18-03)
OPPONENT CONSTANT CENTER INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Points: 26, by Demon Brown of Charlotte (12-6-03)
Three Point FG Made: 6(6-12), by Brooks Hall of Dayton(12-20-02)
Best Opponent FT PCT: 1000(6-6) by Keith Waleskowski of Dayton(12-20-02)
Rebounds: 12, by Erroyl Bing of ECU (12-7-02) & 14 by Bing vs.
Virginia Tech (12-27-03)
Assists: 10, by Demon Brown of Charlotte (12-6-03)
Blocked Shots: 5, by Robert Battle of Drexel (2-19-03)
ODU vs. North Carolina (November 24, 2002)
TED CONSTANT CENTER MILESTONES
Groundbreaking, June 19,1999
Arena opens on: Oct. 25, 2002
First Concert Event: Roberta Flack & Norfolk Symphony (Nov. 17, 2002)
First Basketball Game: Blue-White Exhibition (Oct. 26, 2002)
First Regular Season Men’s game: Nov. 24, 02 vs. North Carolina
First Basket: 19:16 by Ricardo Marsh dunk vs. UNC
First Trey: 16:25 by Jawad Williams of UNC
First ODU Trey: 15:00 by John Waller
First Free Throw Made: 14:39 by Sean May of UNC
First ODU Free Throw Made: 14:22 Rasheed Wright
Longest Game: Two overtimes (ODU vs. Charlotte) Dec. 6, 03
ODU CONSTANT CENTER INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Points: 45, by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte (2ot), Dec. 6, 2003
Field Goals Made: 17, by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte, Dec.6, 03
Field Goals ATT: 23, by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte, Dec. 6, 03
Three Point FG Made:5(5-5), by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte, Dec. 6, 03.
Three Point FG ATT:7 by Rasheed Wright vs. Delaware (1-15-03) &
Hofstra(3-1-03)
Three Point FG PCT: 100(5-5) by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte, Dec. 6, 03
Free Throws Made:12(12-14) by Isaiah Hunter vs. Delaware , Feb. 14, 04
Free Throws ATT: 14, by Ricardo Marsh vs. VCU (2-1-03) & by Isaiah Hunter
vs. Delaware (2-14-04).
Best Free Throw PCT: 1000(10-10) by Alex Loughton vs. Liberty, Dec 18, 03
Rebounds: 16, by Alex Loughton vs. George Mason, Feb. 28, 04
Assists:11, by Troy Nance vs. Delaware(1-15-03)
Steals: 5, by Rasheed Wright vs. Hofstra (3-1-03)
Blocked Shots: 4, by Arnaud Dahi vs. Liberty(12-18-03), Drexel (1-3-04) &
JMU (2-11-04).
ODU CONSTANT CENTER TEAM RECORDS
Points: 102 vs. Charlotte (12-6-03) in overtime.
88 in regulation vs. Towson (1-31-04)
Fewest Points: 55 vs UNC Wilmington (1-28-04)
Field Goals Made:40, vs. Charlotte (12-06-03)
Field Goals ATT:77 vs. Charlotte (12-06-03)
FG PCT: .542 (26-48) vs UNC Wilmington, 2-12-03
Three Point FG Made:13(13-26) vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
Three Point FG Made in One Half: 9, in 1st vs. Hofstra (3-1-03)
Three Point FG ATT:26 vs. Charlotte (12-6-03)
OPPONENT CONSTANT CENTER TEAM RECORDS
Points: 105 by Charlotte (12-6-03) in overtime
Regulation: 76 by William & Mary ( 2-25-04)
Fewest Points: 43, by Campbell (11-26-02)
Field Goals Made: 41 by Charlotte (12-6-03)
Best Field Goal PCT: .562 (41-73) by Charlotte (12-6-03)
Lowest OPP FG PCT: .250(12-48) by Hofstra, (3-1-03)
Three Point FG Made: 9, by Delaware(1-15-03) & Drexel(2-19-03)
Best 3PT FG PCT: .533 (8-15) by William & Mary (2-25-04)
Free Throws Made: 23 (23-31) by Delaware (2-14-04)
Free Throws Attempted: 31, by Delaware (2-14-04)
Best FT PCT: 100(9-9) by Towson (1-2-03)
Rebounds: 49, by Drexel (1-03-04)
Assists: 22, by Charlotte (12-6-03)
Steals: 15, by UNC Wilmington (1-28-04)
Blocks: 8,by St Joseph’s ( 11-29-03)
Turnovers: 22, by George Washington (12-20-03)
TOP SINGLE GAME CROWDS
8424 vs North Carolina (11-24-02)
8418 vs. Virginia Commonwealth (2-1-03)
8041 vs. George Mason (2-28-04)
7403 vs. James Madison (1-25-03)
7078 vs. Towson (1-31-04)
Ricardo Marsh scored
ODU’s first basket in the
Constant Convocation
Center.
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Ted Constant
CONVOCATION Center
LOCKER ROOMS
The locker rooms in the Constant Convocation Center contain a players lounge,
coaches office and professional style lockers.
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Ted Constant
CONVOCATION Center
Ted Constant Convocation Center
The Ted Constant Convocation Center, an 8,600 seat facility
is the new home for the Old Dominion University basketball
programs. Athletic Director Jim Jarrett says, “The ability to
provide our student-athletes and fans with a state-of-the art,
on campus basketball venue is the best statement the
University can make regarding the priority placed on our
basketball program. The excitement of a facility with the
potential for great atmosphere and quality fan amenities that
depicts the great tradition of Old Dominion University
athletics is unparalleled in our program’s history.”
Building Location
Right, The lion statue along the
Hampton Boulevard side of the
Center. Below, The ODU Sports
Hall of Fame is located in the
Constant Center lobby. Bottom,
one of the Constant Center’s
sixteen luxury suites.
Hampton Boulevard, across from the Batten Arts and Letters
Building. The Center is the cornerstone for the planned 67acre University Village that will feature shopping centers,
restaurants, a variety of retail shops, research labs and
residents.
Architects
The team of Mosley/Rossetti was a joint venture of one of
the nation’s leading sports facility designers and planners
and a leading Virginia multidiscipline firm. Rossetti’s
projects range in scope from the internationally acclaimed
Palace of Auburn Hills to the new Van Andel Arena in
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Number of Seats
The center has 8,600 fixed seats, including a super box with
mini-suite for entertaining 40 to 50 guests and club level
priority seating. In addition, there are sixteen suites with 12
seats each in the private concourse level and 85 barrier free
seats with 85 companion seats in the facility. When seating is
added on the floor, capacity will be about 10,000.
Building Size
The center has 215,000 gross square-feet and consists of four
parts- the seating bowl, multiple spaces for support functions
for patrons, “back of the house” spaces to support center
operations and a 10,000 square foot area of multi-purpose
rooms that can be used for conferences, meetings, pre-and
post activity gatherings, etc.
Flexibility
The bowl has been designed to allow ‘downsizing’ for a
variety of University events ranging in size from 1,500 to
2,000 attendees and up. Retractable seating will allow for
events such as concerts, lectures and commencements.
Technology
The Center has state-of-the-art audio and video technlogy
that includes a jumbo four-sided video scoreboard, four LED
message boards, a video wall in the lobby and 46 closedcircuit television monitors throughout the arena.
Parking Facilities
A 1,400-car garage is located adjacent to the facility to the
south, and a shuttle bus system will transport people from a
variety of campus locations to Center events.
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Tournament. The conference finished the 200304 campaign with teams ranked among the top
25 nationally in cross country, field hockey, men’s
soccer, wrestling, softball, men’s and women’s
tennis and men’s and women’s lacrosse.
CAA member institutions are also
committed to excellence in the classroom. The
Colonial Academic Alliance was created in 2002
by the league’s presidents with a goal of
expanding their partnership to all aspects of
university life outside of intercollegiate athletics.
Among the programs already established are an
undergraduate research conference, coordination
of study abroad programs and granting visiting
academic status to student-athletes traveling to
an away contest so that they have access to
libraries, academic resource centers and
computer labs.
In 2002, two faculty members from CAA
institutions were awarded academia’s most
coveted distinction – the Nobel Prize. John B.
Fenn, a research professor in the Department of
Chemistry at Virginia Commonwealth
University, received the Nobel Prize for
chemistry, and Vernon Smith, a professor of
economics and law at George Mason University,
shared the Nobel Prize in economic sciences.
Under the direction of Commissioner
Thomas E. Yeager, who has guided the CAA
since its inception, the league currently includes
10 members and will expand to 12 in 2006. Core
members George Mason University, James
Madison University, the University of North
Carolina at Wilmington, Old Dominion
University, Virginia Commonwealth University
and the College of William & Mary were joined
by the University of Delaware, Drexel University,
Hofstra University and Towson University in
2001. Northeastern University and Georgia State
University will become members of the
conference in July, 2005 and 2006 respectively.
The CAA traces its roots back to 1983 when
three of its current members- George Mason,
James Madison, and William and Mary - were
aligned with East Carolina University, the United
States Naval Academy and the University of
Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC South).
During the next two years, the league added 11
sports, acquired two new members (UNC
Wilmington and American University) and
decided to form a new association. The
transformation from ECAC South to CAA took
place on June 6, 1985. By the fall of 1986, the
league gained automatic bids to NCAA
Championships in men’s basketball, soccer,
baseball and women’s basketball and formed an
officials’ bureau. Old Dominion became a
member of the CAA in 1991-92 and Virginia
Commonwealth University joined the conference
prior to the 1995-96 season.
From all-star athletes to Nobel prize
winning faculty, the CAA takes great pride in
producing performers who stand out both on the
playing field and in the classroom.
Colonial Quick Facts
Mailing Address:
8625 Patterson Avenue
Richmond, VA. 23229-6349
Telephone: 804-754-1616
Fax: 804-754-1830
WWW.CAASPORTS.COM
2003-2004 CAA Standings
1. VCU
2. Drexel
3. George Mason
4. ODU
5. Delaware
6. Hofstra
7. UNCW
8. Towson
9. W&M
10. JMU
14-4
13-5
12-6
11-7
10-8
10-8
9-9
4-14
4-14
3-15
23-8
18-11
23-10
17-12
16-12
14-15
15-15
8-21
7-21
7-21
2004 Tournament Scores
First Round
#9 Towson 70, #8 W&M 65
#7 UNCW 44, #10 JMU 41
Quarterfinals
#1 VCU 67, #9 Towson 60
#4 ODU 82, #5 Hofstra 68
#7 UNCW 66, #2 Drexel 53
#3 GMU 65, #6 Delaware 58
Semifinals
#1 VCU 84, #4 ODU 67
#3 GMU 80, #7 UNCW 66
Championship
#1 VCU 55, #3 GMU GMU 54
2003-04 Statistical Leaders
Scoring: Adam Hess(WM) 20.3
Rebounding: Kenny Adeleke(HOF) 9.2
Assists: Mike Slattery (DEL) 5.9
Free Throw Pct: Isaiah Hunter (ODU) .844
Steals: Bashir Mason (Drex) 2.28
Blocked Shots: Tony Dixon (TOW) 1.97
PAST CAA TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
1986 ............. George Mason
1987 ............. Navy
1988 ............. Richmond
1989 ............. George Mason
1990 ............. Richmond
1991 ............. Richmond
1992 ............. Old Dominion
1993 ............. East Carolina
1994 ............. James Madison
1995 ............. Old Dominion
1996 ............. Virginia Commonwealth
1997 ............. Old Dominion
1998 ............. Richmond
1999 ............. George Mason
2000 ............. UNC-Wilmington
2001 ............. George Mason
2002 ............. UNC-Wilmington
2003 ............. UNC-Wilmington
2004 ............. VCU
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he Colonial Athletic Association
celebrates its 20th Anniversary in
2004-05, proud of its past and excited
about the future.
Boasting a roster of 10 (soon to be
12) well-respected academic
institutions, the CAA has established
itself as one of the nation’s top
collegiate conferences. On the playing field, the league
has produced 16 national team champions in five
different sports, 33 individual national champions,
11 national coaches of the year, 11 national players of
the year and 12 Honda Award winners. The CAA has
consistently ranked among the top 15 in the Sears
Directors Cup standings and has been the nation’s
top-ranked Division I non-football conference in
recent years.
Even more impressive, however, are the honors
accumulated away from competition, which include
five Rhodes Scholars and 16 NCAA post-graduate
scholars. Last year, the CAA had eight CoSIDA
Academic All-Americans, including five who were
selected to the first team. Over 1,200 CAA studentathletes posted at least a 3.2 grade point average
while lettering in a varsity sport and received the
CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award in 2003-04.
With a geographic footprint that currently
stretches from the shadow of the Statue of Liberty to
the beaches of North Carolina, the landscape of the
conference includes four of the nation’s top 25 media
markets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Washington,
D.C. (8) and Baltimore (24). That reach will expand
even wider in 2006 with the addition of Georgia State
University in Atlanta and Northeastern University in
Boston, giving the CAA a presence in five of the
nation’s nine largest metropolitan areas.
The CAA conducts championships in 21 sports.
Male athletes compete for championships in baseball,
basketball, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer,
swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and
wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference titles
in basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf,
lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis,
track & field and volleyball.
In men’s basketball, the CAA has earned a
reputation as a “giant killer” in the NCAA
Tournament. Since 1981, CAA schools have posted 12
wins over higher-seeded teams. Last year, seven of
the league’s 10 teams were among the top 140 in the
RPI and four were ranked in the top 100. In women’s
basketball, the CAA ranked ninth among the nation’s
31 conferences in 2003-04. Perennial power Old
Dominion has captured three national championships
(1979, 1980, 1985) and reached the title game again in
1997.
The conference has also excelled in many other
sports. CAA squads have won 10 field hockey national
titles since the championship began in 1981, which is
not only more than any other conference but
represents nearly half of all titles won. In baseball, at
least two CAA teams have earned NCAA Tournament
berths for seven consecutive seasons. The CAA is
annually ranked among the nation’s top 10
conferences in men’s and women’s soccer, and has
traditionally sent multiple teams to the NCAA
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The schools of the CAA
& Where they’re located...
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
Location: Newark, DE
Founded: 1743
Enrollment: 16,000
Nickname: “Fighting Blue Hens”
Game manager: Jerry Oravitz: 302-831-0767
DREXEL UNIVERSITY
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Founded: 1891
Enrollment: 11,619
Nickname: “Dragons”
Game manager: Todd O’Connor: 215-895-0292
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY
Location: Fairfax, Va.
Founded: 1957
Enrollment: 28,246
Nickname: “Patriots”
Game manager: Jay Marsh: 703-993-3191
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
Location: Hempstead, NY
Founded: 1935
Enrollment: 13,400
Nickname: “Pride”
Game manager: Cindy Lewis: 516-463-6748
JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY
Location: Harrisonburg, Va.
Founded: 1908
Enrollment: 16,000
Nickname: “Dukes”
Game manager: Ty Phillips: 540-568-1762
UNC WILMINGTON
Location: Wilmington, N.C.
Founded: 1947
Enrollment: 11,000
Nickname: “Seahawks”
Game manager: Jamie Sischo: 910-962-3465
OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY
Location: Norfolk, Va.
Founded: 1930
Enrollment: 21,200
Nickname: “Monarchs”
Game managers:
Mike Fryling: 757-683-5518 (Constant Center)
Greg Smith: 757-683-6026
TOWSON UNIVERSITY
Location: Towson, MD
Founded: 1866
Enrollment: 17,400
Nickname: “Tigers”
Game manager: Mark Temmel: 410-704-4176
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV.
Location: Richmond, Va.
Founded: 1838
Enrollment: 27,000
Nickname: “Rams”
Game manager: Nate Doughty: 804-827-1002
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY
Location: Williamsburg, Va.
Founded: 1693
Enrollment: 5,560
Nickname: “Tribe”
Game manager: Robb Dunn: 757-221-3355
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William & Mary
Dec. 4, Convocation Center
Feb. 19, Williamsburg, VA
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Daniel Freeman
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location:Philadelphia, PA
Enrollment: 11,019
Nickname: Dragons
Colors: Navy Blue & Gold
Conference: CAA
President: Dr. Constantine Papadakis
Athletic Director: Dr. Eric Zillmer
Athletic Phone: 215-895-1978
Home Court: Daskalakis Center (2,300)
Ticket Office: 215-895-0292
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Mike Tuberosa
SID Phone: 215-895-1591
SID Home Phone: 610-449-1911
Fax: 215-895-2038
SID E-Mail:[email protected]
Press Row Phone: 215-895-2041
Athletics Website: www.drexel.edu/sports
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach:James “Bruiser” Flint(St. Joseph’s ‘87)
School Record/Yrs: 51-37(3 yrs)
Career Record/Yrs: 137-109 (8 yrs)
Assistant Coaches: Geoff Arnold, Mike Conners, Tony Chiles
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 18-11
Conference Record: 13-5(2nd)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost:10/3
Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1
SERIES VS. ODU
Record: 4-3
First Meeting: 2001-02 (ODU, 74-66 in fieldhouse)
Last Meeting: 2003-04 (Drexel, 82-66 in Philadelphia)
KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG
Phil Goss
G Sr 6-2 13.6 3.3
Sean Brooks
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Sr 6-6 14.1 5.9
Bashir Mason
G So 6-0 6.7 2.9
KEY LOSSES
POS HT PPG RPG
Tim Whitworth
F
6-6 14.1 3.9
GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Harrisonburg, VA.
Enrollment: 16,000
Nickname: Dukes
Colors: Purple and Gold
Conference:CAA
President: Dr. Linwood Rose
Athletic Director: Jeff Bourne
Home Court: JMU Convocation Center
Athletic Ticket Office: 540-568-3853
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Gary Michael
SID Phone: 540-568-6154
SID E-Mail: [email protected]
Fax: 540-568-3703
Athletics Website: www.jmusports.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Dean Keener(Davidson’88)
Record at School:0-0, First year
Career Record: Same
Assistants: Robert Brickey, Michael Kelly, Jake
Morton.
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 7-21
Conference Record: 3-15
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/2
SERIES VS ODU
ODU leads, 40-22
First Meeting: 1971-72 (ODU, 99-68 ODU fieldhouse)
Last Meeting: 2003-04 (ODU, 71-57, Constant Center)
Ray Barbosa
G So 6-2 11.5 2.6
Daniel Freeman
G Sr 6-0 11.6 3.5
KEY LOSSES
POS HT PPG RPG
Dwayne Broyles F
6-6 15.3 5.5
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Phil Goss
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James “Bruiser” Flint
Head Coach
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Williamsburg, VA.
Enrollment: 5,560
Founded: 1693
Nickname: Tribe
Colors: Green,Gold, Silver
Conference:CAA
President: Timothy Sullivan
Athletic Director: Terry Driscoll
Home Court: W&M Hall (8,600)
Ticket Office: 757-221B3340
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID:Dan Wakely
SID Phone:757-221-3368
SID Fax: 757-221-3412
Press Row: 757-221-3348
Athletics Website: www.tribeathletics.com
COACHING STAFF:
Head Coach: Tony Shaver (UNC ‘76)
School Record/Yrs: 7-21 (1 yr)
Career Record/Yrs: 365-142(18 yrs)
Assistant Coaches: Ted Jeffries, Dee Vick, Chad Warner
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 7-21
2002-03: Conference Record: 4-14(T8th)
Letterwinners returning/Lost:7/2
Starters Returning/Lost:3/2
SERIES VS. ODU
Record : 49-14
First Meeting: 1968-69 (ODU, 80-65 at WM)
Last Meeting:2003-04 (ODU, 79-76 Constant Center)
Corey Cofield
F
So 6-6 13.2 6.6
Nick D’Antoni
G Jr 6-0 7.1 2.8
KEY LOSSES:
POS HT PPG RPG
Adam Hess
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6-7 20.3 6.7
Zeb Cope
F
6-8 12.0 6.0
Jan. 8, Convocation Center
Feb. 26, Harrisonburg, VA
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Jan. 5, Philadelphia, PA
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Head Coach
James Madison
Drexel
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Towson
George Mason
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Tom Pecora
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Wendell Gibson
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Fairfax, VA.
Enrollment: 28,246
Nickname: Patriots
Colors: Green & Gold
Conference: CAA
President: Dr. Alan Merten
Athletic Director: Thomas O=Connor
Athletic Phone:703-993-3200
Home Court: Patriot Center (10,000)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Carolton White
SID Phone: 703-993-3246
Fax: 703-993-3259
Athletics Website:
www.goMason.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Jim Larranaga(Providence’71)
School Record: 123-84(7yrs)
Career Record: 321-253(20yrs)
Assistants: Bill Courtney, Scott Cherry, Eric Konkol
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 23-10
2003-04 CAA Record: 12-6(3rd)
Post Season: NIT third round
SERIES VS. ODU
ODU leads: 26-10
First Meeting: 1979-80( ODU, 94-78 Scope)
Last Meeting: 2003-04(GMU, 70-77 Constant Center)
Jai Lewis
F
Jr 6-7 14.5 7.5
Lamar Butler
G Jr 6-2 10.5 2.1
KEY LOSSES:
POS HT PPG RPG
Mark Davis
G 6-5 12.9 3.6
Terry Reynolds
G 5-9 8.4 2.6
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Towson, MD
Enrollment:17,400
Nickname: Tigers
Colors: Gold, White & Black
Conference: CAA
President: Dr. Robert Caret
Athletic Director: Dr. Wayne Edwards
Athletic Phone:
Home Court:Towson Center (5,000)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Peter Schlehr
SID Phone:410-704-2232
SID Home Phone:NA
Fax:410-704-3861
Press Row Phone:410-704-3286
Athletics Website:www.towsontigers.com.
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Pat Kennedy (Kings College’75)
School Record/Yrs:First Year
Assistant Coaches: Eric Skeeters, Jay Eck, Rob Norris
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 8-21
Conference Record: 4-14 (T8th)
SERIES VS. ODU
Record:ODU leads, 12-1
First Meeting: 1956-57,( ODU 72-68)
Last Meeting: 2003-04,( ODU, 88-62, Constant Center)
KEY RETURNEES:
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Lawrence Hamm
C Jr 6-7 10.0 5.3
Tony Dixon
C Sr 6-10 3.9 4.3
KEY LOSSES: POS HT PPG RPG
Jamaal Gilchrist G 6-0 12.2 2.6
Jan. 19, Hempstead, NY
Feb. 23, Convocation Center
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Hofstra
Feb. 16, Fairfax, VA
Jan. 12, Towson, MD
GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Hempstead, NY
Enrollment: 13,400
Nickname: Pride
Colors: Blue, Gold and White
Conference: CAA
President: Stuart Rabinowitz
Athletic Director: TBA
Home Court: Hofstra Arena (5,124)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Jeremy Kniffin
SID Phone: 516-463-6759
SID Home Phone:516-561-075
Fax: 516-463-5033
Athletics Website: www.hofstra.edu/athletics
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Tom Pecora(Adelphi ’83)
Record at Hofstra: 34-56 (3yrs)
Career Record: same
Assistants: Tom Parrotta,Van Macon, David Duke
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 14-15
CAA Record: 10-8(T5th)
SERIES VS. ODU
ODU leads, 5-3
First Meeting: 1993-94 (ODU, 92-66 at UCSB)
Last Meeting: 2003-04(ODU, 82-68, CAA Trn.)
Loren Stokes
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Carlos Rivera
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Wendell Gibson C
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CAAOpponents
UNCW
Delaware
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Newark, DE
Enrollment: 16,000
Nickname: Fightin’Blue Hens
Colors: Royal Blue & Gold
Conference: CAA
President: David Roselle
Athletic Director: Edgar N. Johnson
Athletic Department Phone: 302-831-4006
Home Court: Bob Carpenter Center (5,000)
Ticket Office Phone:
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Kevin Tritt
Office Phone: 302-831-2186
E-Mail: [email protected]
Fax: 302-831-8653
Press Row Phone: 302-831-8715/16
Athletics Website:
www.udel.edu/sportsinfo
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: David Henderson (Duke’86)
Record at School: 65-52(4 yrs)
Career Record: same
Assistants: Kenny Blakeney, Billy Martin,Steven
Groothuls
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 16-11
2003-04 CAA Record: 10-8
SERIES VS. ODU
Record: 4-4
First Meeting: 1972-73 (ODU, 83-75 in fieldhouse)
Last Meeting: 2003-04 (ODU, 85-74 in Constant
Center)
KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT
Mike Slattery
G Sr. 5-11
Harding Nana
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KEY LOSSES
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Mike Ames
G 6-3
David Lunn
G 6-4
GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Richmond, VA
Enrollment: 27,000
Nickname: Rams
Colors: Black & Gold
Conference: CAA
President: Dr. Eugene Trani
Athletic Director: Dr. Richard Sander
Home Court: Siegel Center(7500)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Phil Stanton
SID Phone: 804-828-7000
SID Home Phone: N/A
Fax: 804-828-9428
Athletics Website: www.vcurams.edu
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach:Jeff Capel,III
Career Record/Yrs: same
Assistant Coaches:Mark Cline, Jeff LaMere, Gerald White
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 23-8
Conference Record: 14-4 (1st)
SERIES VS. ODU
Record: VCU, 35-32
First Meeting:1968-69 (ODU, 101-69 at ODU)
Last Meeting: 2003-04(VCU, 84-67 in CAA semis)
Michael Doles
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Nick George
F
Jr 6-6 9.2
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B.A.Walker
G So 6-2 7.7
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KEY LOSSES
POS HT PPG
Domonic Jones
G 6-1 16.3
Troy Godwin
C
6-6 11.8
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location:Wilmington, NC
Enrollment: 11,000
Nickname:Seahawks
Colors: Teal,Gold & Navy Blue
Conference: CAA
President: Dr. Rosemary DePaolo
Athletic Director: Peg Bradley-Doppes
Home Court: Trask Coliseum (6100)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Joe Browning
SID Phone: 910-962-3236
Fax: 910-962-3686
Athletics Website: www.uncwsports.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Brad Brownell(DePauw ‘91)
Assistant Coaches:Bill Donlon,Marty McGillan,Byron
Jones
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 15-15
Conference Record: 9-9 (7th)
SERIES VS. ODU
Record: ODU leads, 19-15
First Meeting:1979-80, (ODU wins, 75-55 at ODU)
Last Meeting:2003-04,( ODU 68-58 at UNCW)
John Goldsberry G Jr 6-3 8.5 3.3
Ed Spencer
G Sr 6-2 8.7 2.4
Aaron Combs
C
Sr 6-11 5.0 2.3
KEY LOSSES
POS HT PPG RPG
Anthony Terrell
F
6-7 8.1 5.4
Jan. 29, Richmond, VA
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VCU
Feb. 9, Newark, DE
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Non-ConferenceOpponents
South Alabama
Kent State
Nov. 20, Convocation Center
Nov. 22, Convocation Center
Corpus Christi Challenge
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Kent, Ohio
Enrollment: 36,000
Nickname: Golden Flashes
Colors: Navy Blue and Gold
Conference: Mid-American(E.Div.)
President: Dr. Carol Cartwright
Athletic Director: Laing Kennedy
Home Court: M.A.C.Center (6,327)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Jeff Schaefer
SID Phone: 330-672-8419
Fax:330-672-2112
Athletics Website: www.kentstatesports.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Jim Christian (Rhode Island’88)
Assistant Coaches: Geno Ford, Arnett Jordan,Rob
Senderoff.
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 22-9
Conference Record: 13-5(1st East)
Post Season: NIT
SERIES VS. ODU:
Record: First Meeting
DeAndre Haynes G Jr 6-2 10.4 4.2
Jason Edwin
G Sr. 6-5 7.6
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KEY LOSSES
POS HT PPG RPG
John Edwards
C
7-0 13.2 6.7
Eric Haut
G 6-0 11.5 2.1
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Mobile, AL
Enrollment: 13,286
Nickname: Jaguars
Colors: Blue, Red and White
Conference: Sun Belt
President: V.Gordon Moulton
Athletic Director: Joe Gottfried
Home Court: Mitchell Center (10,000)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Matt Smith
SID Phone: 251-460-7035 (ext 5)
SID Home Phone: NA
Fax:251-460-7297
Press Row Phone:N/A
Athletics Website: www.usajaguars.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach:John Pelphrey
School Record/Yrs: 26-30(3rd year)
Assistant Coaches: Tom Ostrom, Isaac Brown &
Matt Figger
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 12-16
Conference Record:6-9 (T-4th SBCW)
Post Season: None
SERIES VS. ODU
Record:ODU leads, 11-10
First Meeting:1982-83, ODU wins 62-59 at Scope
Last Meeting:2003-04, USA wins, 62-49 in Mobile, AL.
Richard Law
G Jr 6-6 8.8
4.7
Michael Phillips F
Jr 6-6 8.7
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KEY LOSSES
POS HT PPG
Chris Young
G 6-1 12.8
Malerick Bedden F
6-6 11.9
Nov. 25, Corpus Christi Challenge
Fort Worth, TX
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TCU
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Location: Fort Worth, TX.
Enrollment: 8,066
Nickname: Horned Frogs
Colors: Purple and White
Conference: Conference USA
President: Dr. Victor Boschini
Athletic Director: Eric Hyman
Athletic Phone:
Home Court: Daniel-Meyer Coliseum(7,201)
Ticket Office:817-257-7967
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Drew Harris
SID Phone: 817-257-7969
SID Direct Phone: 817-257-5378
Fax: 817-257-7964
Press Row: 817-257-7337
Athletics Website: www.gofrogs.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Neil Dougherty(Cameron ’84)
School Record: 21-36( 2 yrs)
Career Record: same
Assistant Coaches: Rick Callahan, Kevin Lewis, Davis Cason
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 12-17
Conference Record: 7-9(9th)
Post Season: None
SERIES VS. ODU
KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG
Marcus Shrosphire G Sr 6-0 13.1
Corey Santee
G Sr 6-2 14.5
Texas A&M Corpus Christi
VMI
Corpus Christi, TX
Corpus Christi, TX
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Travis Bailey
Ronnie Arrow
Head Coach
Bart Bellairs
Head Coach
Tim Allmond
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6-9 11.2 3.8
6-3 14.2 3.3
6-6 10.6 8.6
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Thomas Bailey
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Travis Bailey
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Corey Lamkin
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Corpus Christi, TX.
Enrollment: 8300
Nickname: Islanders
Colors: Blue, Green and Silver
Conference: NCAA Independent
President: Dr. Robert Furgason
Athletic Director: Dan Viola
Home Court: American Bank Center (9,000)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Craig Merriman
SID Phone: 361-825-3410
SID Home Phone: N/A
Fax: 361-825-3218
Press Row Phone:TBA
Athletics Website: www.goislanders.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Ronnie Arrow
School Record/Yrs: 68-68(5yrs)
Career Record/Yrs: 182-161 (12 years)
Assistant Coaches: Andy Helton, Chuck Taylor,Adam Walsh
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 15-11
Conference Record:independent
SERIES VS. ODU
Record:First Meeting
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Portsmouth, OH
Enrollment: 3,800
Nickname: Bears
Colors: Royal Blue & Dove Gray
Conference: American Mideast (NAIA Div.II)
President: Dr. Rita Rice Morris
Athletic Director: Jim Arnzen
Home Court: James Rhodes Center (2,000)
Ticket Office: NA
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Jared Shoemaker
SID Phone: 740-351-3313
Fax: 740-351-3381
Press Row Phone: NA
Athletics Website:www.Shawnee.edu/programs/ath/index
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Jeff Hamilton (Wooster ’96)
School Record/Yrs: 35-30 (2yrs)
Assistant Coaches: Eugene Collins,Jeff Fraley, Curt Grimes
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 15-16
Conference Record: 11-8
SERIES VS. ODU
First Meeting
KEY RETURNEES: POS HT CL PPG RPG
Adam Davenport F
6-6 Sr 12.3 6.8
Terrence Davison G 6-0 Jr 9.8
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Nick Donley
G 5-11 Sr 7.9
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KEY LOSSES
POS HT PPG RPG
Delano Thomas
C
6-9 15.8 11.9
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Lexington, VA
Enrollment: 1250
Nickname: Keydets
Colors: Red,White and Yellow
Conference: Big South
President: Maj. General Josiah Bunting,III
Athletic Director: Donnie White
Home Court: Cameron Hall(5,029)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Wade Branner
SID Phone: 540-464-7253
Fax: 540-464-7583
Athletics Website: www.vmikeydets.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Bart Bellairs (Warren Wilson’76)
Assistant Coaches: Grafton Young, Don Burgess,
Kevin Martin
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 6-22
SERIES VS. ODU
ODU Leads, 17-4
First Meeting:1967-68, (VMI, 96-88 at VMI)
Last Meeting: 2003-04 (ODU, 74-52 at Constant Center)
Matt Coward
G So 5-10 5.3
1.5
Matt Turner
F
So 6-7 8.6
4.1
Tim Allmond
C
Sr 6-9 6.2
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KEY LOSSES:
POS PPG RPG
Radee Skipworth F
16.0 6.2
East Carolina
Liberty
Dec. 7, Lynchburg, VA
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Greenville, NC
Enrollment: 21,979
Nickname: Pirates
Colors: Purple and Gold
Chancellor: Dr. Steve Ballard
Athletic Director: Terry Holland
Athletic Phone: NA
Home Court: Williams Arena at Minges(8,000)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Jody Jones
SID Phone: 252-328-4522
Fax: 252-328-4528
Athletics Website: www.ecupirates.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Bill Herrion (Merrimack ’81)
School Record/Yrs: 61-79 (5 yrs)
Assistant Coaches: Greg Herenda, Dino Pressley,George
Stackhouse
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 13-14
SERIES VS. ODU:
First Meeting: 1966-67, ECU 90-88 at ECU
Last Meeting: 2002-03, ECU 75-67 at ODU
Moussa Badiane C
Sr 6-10 8.5
6.4
Mike Cook
G So 6-4 10.4 3.5
KEY LOSSES
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F
6-4 14.9 5.9
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Location: Lynchburg, VA
Enrollment: 8500
Nickname:Flames
Colors: Red,White & Blue
Conference: Big South
Exec. Vice President: Brig. General Dave Young
Athletic Director: Kim Graham
Athletic Phone:434-582-2100
Home Court: Vines Center(9,000)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Todd Wetmore
SID Phone:434-582-2292
Fax: 434-582-2076
Athletics Website: www.libertyflames.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Randy Dunton(Baptist Bible
‘84)
School Record/Yrs: 43-47 (3 yrs)
Career Record/Yrs:75-71 (4yrs)
Assistant Coaches: Bob Davis, Chuck Martin, Stephen Leary
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 18-15
Conference Record: 12-4 (1st)
SERIES VS. ODU
First Meeting: 2003-04, ODU 87-66 at ODU
Last Meeting: Same
Larry Blair
G So 6-1 13.2 2.7
Brian Woodson
G Sr 6-3 5.4
4.0
David Dees
G So 6-5 10.5 2.2
KEY LOSSES
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G/F 6-5 13.7 7.4
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East Tennessee St.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Johnson City, Tn.
Enrollment: 11,500
Nickname: Buccaneers
Colors: Navy Blue & Old Gold
Conference: Southern
President: Dr. Paul Stanton, Jr.
Athletic Director: Dave Mullins
Athletic Dept. Phone: 423-439-4343
Arena: Memoria Center (13,000)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball Contact: Michael White
Office Phone: 423-439-4220
Cell Phone: 423- 956-1461
E-Mail :
[email protected]
Fax: 423-439-6138
Press Row: 423-439-5329
Web Address: www.etsubucs.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Murry Bartow (UAB ’85)
Record at ETSU: 27-6 (1yr)
Career Record: 130-89 (8 yrs)
Assistants: Scott Wagers, Mike Boyd, Will Bailey
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 27-6
Conference Record: 15-1(1st)
Series vs. ODU: First Meeting
Ben Rhoda
G Jr. 6-4 10.7 4.4
Tim Smith
G Jr. 5-9 17.7 4.4
James Anthony
G Sr. 6-2 9.6
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Zakee Wadood
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14.8 8.0
DePaul
Jan. 2, Chicago, IL
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Philadelphia, PA.
Enrollment: 3,900
Nickname: Hawks
Colors: Crimson and Gray
Conference: Atlantic 10
President: Timothy Lann,S.J.
Athletic Director: Don DiJulia
Home Court: Alumni Fieldhouse(3,200)
Ticket Office:
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Marie Wozniak
SID Phone: 610-660-1727
Fax: 610-660-1724
Press Row: 610-660-2599
Athletics Website: www.sjuhawks.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Phil Martell(Widener’76)
School Record: 179-99(9 yrs)
Career Record: Same
Assistant Coaches: Monte’ Ross, Mark Bass, Mike Rice
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 30-2
Conference Record: 16-0(1st)
Post Season: NCAA Elite Eight
SERIES VS. ODU
Record:SJU leads, 7-2
First Meeting: 1979-80, SJU 52-51 in Scope(KODC)
Last Meeting: 2003-04, SJU 75-72 in Constant Center
Pat Carroll
F
6-5 Sr 10.1 3.6
Dwayne Jones
C
6-11 Jr 6.4
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KEY LOSSES:
POS PPG RPG
Jameer Nelson
G 20.6 4.7
Delonte West
G 18.3 5.4
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KEY LOSSES:
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Charles Stephens 22.7 12.4
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Michael Jefferson G So 6-3 15.1 5.3
Maurice Sumter F
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Farmville, VA..
Enrollment: 4,300
Nickname: Lancers
Colors: Blue and White
Conference: NCAA Independent
President: Dr. Patricia Cormier
Athletic Director: Rick Mazzuto
Home Court: Willett Hall(2,522)
Ticket Office: NA
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Greg Prouty
SID Phone:434-395-2097
Fax: 434-395-2568
Athletics Website: www.longwoodlancers.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Mike Gillian(N.Adams St.)
School Record/Yrs: 5-22(1 yr)
Career Record/Yrs: 5-22(1yr)
Assistant Coaches:Bill Reinson,Doug Thibault,LaMar Taylor
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record:5-22
Conference Record: NCAA Independent
SERIES VS. ODU
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Pat Carroll
Phil Martelli
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Michael Jefferson
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St. Joseph’s
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Longwood
GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: Chicago, IL
Enrollment: 24,300
Nickname: Blue Demons
Colors: Royal Blue and Scarlet
President: Rev. Dennis Holtschneider
Athletic Director: Jean L. Ponsetto
Home Court: Allstate Arena(17,500)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Basketball SID: Scott Reed
SID Phone: 773-325-7525
Fax: 773-325-7531
Press Row: TBA
Athletics Website: www.depaulbluedemons.com
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Dave Leitao (Northeastern’83)
School Record: 38-23(2)
Career Record: 60-58(4)
Assistant Coaches: Gene Cross, Tyler Jones, Josh Oppenheimer
TEAM INFORMATION
2003-04 Record: 22-10
Conference Record: 12-4(T1st)
Post Season: NCAA 2nd round
SERIES VS. ODU
Record: DePaul leads, 4-2
First Meeting:1980-81, ODU 63-62 at Horizon
Last Meeting: 1987-88, DePaul, 95-88 in Scope
Drake Diener
G 6-5 Sr 12.6 4.5
Quemont Greer
F
6-7 Sr 12.6 7.4
KEY LOSSES:
Delonte Holland 16.5
Mark Poag
Sonny Allen
RECORDS
Paul Webb
Ron Drews
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Championship Teams
1996-97 Colonial Athletic Association
Champions (21-12 Overall)
Left to right, front row: Asst. Coach Jim Corrigan, Head Coach Jeff Capel, Brett Harper, E.J.
Sherod, Brion Dunlap, Mike Byers, Freddie Bryant, Asst. Coach Milan Brown, Asst. Coach
Mark Cline, Athletic Trainer Scott Johnson. Left to right, back row: Mgr. Andria Bane, Mgr.
Mike Tyree, Mark Poag, Reggie Bassette, Cal Bowdler, Odell Hodge, Skipper Youngblood,
Brandon Jones, Mgr. Michael Roundtree, Mgr. Jose Irizarry, Mgr. Jackie Jones.
Left to right, front row: Rob Dalby, Mgr., Duffy Samuels, Mark Johnson, David Harvey,
Mike Jones, Petey Sessoms, E.J. Sherod, Brion Dunlap and Jason Barnett, Mgr. Back row:
Bobby Collins, Asst. Coach, Kristen Peifer, Mgr., Mark Cline, Asst. Coach, Jason
Nickerson, Mario Mullen, Odell Hodge, Derrick Parker, Jeff Mordica, Corey Parker, Jim
Corrigan, Assistant Coach, Piper Blye, Mgr. and Jeff Capel, Head Coach.
1981-82 ECAC South
Left to right, front row: Brian Sheffler, Jason Barnett, Kevin Larkin, John Robinson, Barry
Smith, Donald Anderson, Mike Jones, Tom Rouse. Back row: Scott Johnson, Pete Strickland,
Steve Trax, Al Grant, Ricardo Leonard, David Harvey, Allon Wright, Petey Sessoms, Keith
Jackson, Joe Leake, Tic Price, Oliver Purnell, Frank Smith.
Left to right, front row: Paul Webb, Oliver Purnell, Mark Davis, Fred Facka, Ray Braxton,
Tim Southerland, Gary Buckland, Mark West, Erik Griekspoor, Horace Lambert, Ronnie
McAdoo, Billy Mann, Charlie Smith, Eddie Webb, Jim Casciano.
1979-80 ECAC South
1976-77 ECAC South
(25-4 Overall / First Div. I team)
Left to right, front row: Big Blue, Mike Mouris, Grant Robinson, Billy Mann, Bobby
Haithcock, Ricky Adams, Bobby Vaughan, C. J. Koenig. Back row: Paul Webb, Oliver
Purnell, Ronnie McAdoo, Ronnie Valentine, Bert Kragtwijk, Mark West, Tim Southerland,
Tommy Branch, Eddie Webb, Mike Pollio.
Left to right, front row: Frank Cox, Benn Potts, Richie Wright, George Darby, Chris Pickett,
Mike Ray, Ronnie Valentine, Bobby Haithcock, Tony Flores. Back row: Mike Pollio, Oliver
Purnell, Joey Caruthers, Terry Douglas, Reese Neyland, Jeff Fuhrmann, Wilson Washington,
Wayne Piscopo, Bill Herscher, Tommy Conrad, Windell Morrison, Paul Webb.
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Championship Teams
1980-81 ECAC Regular Season Champs
(28-10 Overall)
1982-83 Sun Belt Regular Season Champs
(19-10 Overall)
Left- Right: Bert Kragtwijk, Erik Griekspoor, Mark West, Tom Perry, Tim Southerland,
Ray Broxton, Ronnie McAdoo, Billy Mann, Grant Robinson, Ricky Adams, and
Bobby Vaughan.
Left to right, front row: P.Vesci, M. Dean, R. Wade, F Facka, G. Robinson, C. Smith, K.
Thomas, T. Calloway, B. Kirkpatrick. Back row, left to right: P. Webb, O. Purnell, M.
Davis, G. Buckland, C. Hanley, M. West, H. Lambert, K. Gattison, T. Southerland,
E. Webb, T Franklin.
1985-86 Sun Belt Regular Season Champs
(23-8 Overall)
1993-94 CAA Regular Season Champs
(21-10 Overall)
Left to right, front row: Ron Ganulin, Sylvester Charles, Frnk Smith, Ronnie Wade,
Kenny Gattison, Clarence Hanley, Darryl Tolson, and Eddie Jordan. Back row, left to
right: Art Perry, Dee Pritchett, Kennell Jones, Keith Thomas, David Carlyle, Garrick
Davis, Bernhard Royster, Steve Trax, and Tom Young.
Left-Right-Front Row: Corey Robinson, Mike Jones, Kevin Swann, Kevin
Larkin, Allon Wright, and Mario Mullen. Back Row: Tom Rouse(Mgr.), Rob Dalby (Mgr.),
Corey Parker, Petey Sessoms, Derrrick Parker , Odell Hodge, David Harvey, Mark Johnson,
E.J. Sherod, Kristen Peifer(Mgr.) and Jason Barnett (Mgr.).
1974-75 NCAA Division II
National Champions (25-6 Overall)
Final Four (19-12 Overall)
Left to right, front row: Gray Eubank, Joey Caruthers, Windell Morrison, Dave Moyer,
Oliver Purnell, Leon Hylton, Jeff Furhmann, Joey O’Brien, Curtis Cole. Back row: Mike
Wrigley, Carol Hudson, Jr., Rich Tackaberry, Tommy Street, Jay Rountree, Wilson
Washington, Sonny Allen, Charlie Wollum, Ed Hall.
Left to right, front row: Windell Morrison, Tommy Conrad, Jeff Fuhrmann, Wilson
Washington, Dave Moyer, Reese Neyland and Joey Caruthers. Back row, left to right: Terry
Douglas, Rich Tackaberry, Ray Peszko, Leon Hylton, Bill Herscher.
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Championship Teams
National Finalists (21-9 Overall)
1968-69 Mason-Dixon Conference
Left to right, front row: Ken Gathy, Parke Congleton, Jack Baker, Joel Copeland, Steve Cox,
Dave Twardzik, Berry Roach, Ricky Michaelsen, Rick Nau. Back row, left to right: Coach
Marion Carroll, Mgr. Larry Crowder, Skip Noble, Terry Foster, Jay Rountree, Randy
Coulling, Charles Harrington, Coach Steve Cottrell, Coach Sonny Allen.
Front sitting, middle: John O’Hara. Left to right, front row: Ken Hopkins, Steve Cox, Skip
Noble, Harry Lozon, Ron Drews, Billy Hayes. Standing, back row: Sonny Allen, Dick St.
Clair, Buttons Speakes, Harry Roach, Billy Turner, Ken Gathy, Marion Carroll.
All-Conference Monarchs
COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
ALL-CONFERENCE
Smith
Ricardo Leonard
Petey Sessoms
Odell Hodge
Keith Jackson
Odell Hodge
Petey Sessoms
Petey Sessoms
Mike Jones
Joe Bunn
Odell Hodge
Odell Hodge
Mark Poag
Cal Bowdler
Andre McCullum
Andre McCullum
Pierre Greene
Ricardo Marsh
Ricardo Marsh
Alex Loughton
Isaiah Hunter
John Waller
1992 ........... First Team
1993 ........... First Team
1993 ........... Second Team
1993 ........... Second Team
1994 ........... First Team
1994 ........... First Team
1995 ........... First Team
1995 ........... Second Team
1996 ........... First Team
1996 ........... First Team
1997 ........... First Team
1998 ........... Second Team
1999 ........... First Team
2000 ........... Seond Team
2001 ........... Seond Team
2001 ........... Seond Team
2002 ........... Second Team
2003 ........... First Team
2003 ........... First Team
2004 ........... Third Team
2004 ........... Third Team
ALL SUN BELT SELECTIONS
Mark West
Charlie Smith
Charlie Smith
Mark Davis
Keith Thomas
Kenny Gattison
Clarence Hanley
Mark Davis
Kenny Gattison
Keith Thomas
Frank Smith
Anthony Carver
Anthony Carver
Chris Gatling
Anthony Carver
Chris Gatling
1983 ........... First Team
1983 ........... Second Team
1984 ........... Honorable Mention
1985 ........... First Team
1986 ........... First Team
1986 ........... Second Team
1988 ........... Second Team
1989 ........... Second Team
1989 ........... First Team
1990 ........... First Team
1990 ........... First Team
ALL MASON DIXON SELECTIONS
Randy Leddy
Bob Pritchett
Dick St. Clair
1966 ........... First Team
1967 ........... First Team
1969 ........... First Team
ECAC ALL-SOUTH SELECTIONS
Leonard
Wilson Washington
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie McAdoo
Ronnie McAdoo
Mark West
Ronnie McAdoo
Mark West
1977 ........... First Team
1978 ........... Second Team
1979 ........... First Team
1980 ........... First Team
1980 ........... First Team
1981 ........... First Team
1981 ........... Second Team
1982 ........... First Team
1982 ........... First Team
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All-Conference Monarchs
St. Clair
CAA ALL TOURNAMENT
CAA ALL DEFENSIVE TEAM
Ricardo Leonard
Keith Jackson
Donald Anderson
Odell Hodge
Mike Jones
Kevin Swann
Petey Sessoms
Mario Mullen
Mike Jones
Joe Bunn
Odell Hodge
Brion Dunlap
Mike Byers
Cal Bowdler
Andre McCullum
Alex Loughton
Donald Anderson
Kevin Larkin
Kevin Swann
Duffy Samuels
Petey Sessoms
Duffy Samuels
Odell Hodge
Cal Bowdler
Clifton Jones
Rasheed Wright
Alex Loughton
1992 (MVP)
1992
1992
1994 (MVP)
1994
1994
1995 (MVP)
1995
1995
1996
1997 (MVP)
1997
1997
1999
1999
2004
1992-93
1993-94
1993-94
1994-95
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98 & 98-99
2000-01
2002-03
2004
SUN BELT SOPHOMORE OF THE YEAR
Anthony Carver
Chris Gatling
1988
1989
SUN BELT JUNIOR OF THE YEAR
ECAC SOUTH ALL TOURNAMENT
SELECTIONS
Chris Gatling
Wilson Washington
Ronnie Valentine
Mark West
Mark West
SUN BELT SENIOR OF THE YEAR
1977
1977
1980 (MVP)
1982 (MVP)
Mark West
Kenny Gattison
Chris Gatling
SUN BELT ALL TOURNAMENT
SELECTIONS
Purnell
Charlie Smith
Mark Davis
Keith Thomas
Chris Gatling
Chris Gatling
Ricardo Leonard
1984
1985
1986
1989
1991 (MVP)
1991
1980 ........... ECAC South
1986 ........... Sun Belt
1990 ........... Sun Belt
1991 ........... Sun Belt
1994 ........... CAA
1995 ........... CAA
1997 ........... CAA
ALL FRESHMEN/ROOKIE HONORS
Swann
Pritchett
Ronnie Valentine
Mark West
Grant Robinson
Charlie Smith
Frank Smith
Garrick Davis
Anthony Carver
Donald Grant
Ricardo Leonard
Chuck Evans
Joe Leake
Petey Sessoms
Mario Mullen
Odell Hodge
Brion Dunlap
Mike Byers
Mark Poag
Ricardo Marsh
1977 ........... ECAC-South
1980 ........... ECAC-South
1980 ........... ECAC-South
1982 ........... ECAC-South
1985 ........... Sun Belt
1986 ........... Sun Belt
1987 ........... Sun Belt
1988 ........... Sun Belt
1989 ........... Sun Belt
1990 ........... Sun Belt
1991 ........... Sun Belt
1992 ........... CAA
1993 ........... CAA
1993 ........... CAA
1995 ........... CAA
1996 ........... CAA
1996 ........... CAA
2000 ........... CAA
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Anthony Carver
Chuck Evans
Odell Hodge
Mark Poag
1983
1986
1991
COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL DISTRICT
Gray Eubank
Dave Moyer
Reese Neyland
Kevin Larkin
1975 ........... District III
1976 ........... District III
1976 ........... District III
1993 and 1994 District III
CONFERENCE ALL ACADEMIC
PLAYER OF THE YEAR HONORS
Ronnie Valentine
Kenny Gattison
Chris Gatling
Chris Gatling
Odell Hodge
Petey Sessoms
Odell Hodge
1990
1987 ........... Sun Belt
1990 ........... Sun Belt
1993 ........... CAA
1996 ........... CAA
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Steve Trax
Dee Pritchett
Cyril Cox
Kevin Larkin
Kevin Swann
Alex Loughton
1986, 1987, 1988
1989, 1990
1990, 1991
1992, 1993 1994
1994
2004
COACH OF THE YEAR HONORS
Paul Webb
Tom Young
Oliver Purnell
Jeff Capel
1979 ........... ECAC North-South
1986 ........... Sun Belt
1993 ........... CAA
1995 ........... CAA
NATIONAL AND REGIONAL
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Oliver Purnell
Jeff Capel
1969 ........... NCAA District III
1975 ........... AP and NABC National
1993 ........... NABC District 4
1995 ........... NABC District 4
VIRGINIA COLLEGIATE
Oliver Purnell
Jeff Capel
1994 ........... Richmond Times-Dispatch
1997 ........... VaSID
REGIONAL AND NATIONAL TOURNAMENT HONORS
Wilson Washington
Joey Caruthers
Jeff Furhman
1975 ........... NCAA Div. II Finals MVP
1975 ........... NCAA Div. II Regional MVP
1976 ........... NCAA Div. II
Post-Season Results
1996-97
O
ld Dominion University has been
a regular in post-season play
since the 1968-69 season.
The Monarchs have been selected for
post season play in 23 of the past 35 years,
including 16 appearances in 28 years of Division I competition (1976-77). In 105 post
season games (Conference, NCAA and
NIT) since 1967, Old Dominion has compiled a 59-48 record, including a 42-28
record in Division I play.
The Monarchs made its biggest impression in the 1995 NCAA tournament
with a stunning, 89-81 triple overtime victory over third seed and Big East Champion Villanova, in Albany, NY.
Old Dominion made its initial appearance in the NCAA Division I tournament in 1980, dropping an 87-74 decision to eventual NCAA tournament runner-up UCLA. Old Dominion’s second
NCAA tournament game came in March
of 1982 with a 74-57 loss to Wake Forest.
In 1985, Old Dominion lost to SMU in
Hartford, CT. In 1986 the Monarchs defeated West Virginia in the first round, 7264, before losing to NCAA runner-up
Duke in the second round. In 1992, Old
Dominion lost to NCAA quarterfinalist
Kentucky in the NCAA East Region at
Worcester, MA. In 1994, the Monarchs
reached the second round of the NIT.
The Monarchs appeared in the National Invitational Tournament in 1977,
1979, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1988, 1993, 1994 and
1999. In 1979, the Monarchs advanced to
the quarterfinals with wins over Wagner,
and Clemson, before losing at Purdue.
Old Dominion’s post-season gameby-game results follow.
NCAA TOURNAMENT
1979-80
1981-82
L 74-87
L 57-74
1984-85
1985-86
L 68-85
W 72-64
1991-92
L 61-89
L 69-88
1994-95
W 89-81
1996-97
L 52-64
L 51-55
UCLA ( at Arizona)
9th
Wake Forest
(Charlotte, NC)
10th
SMU (Hartford, CT)
12th
West Virginia
(Greensboro, NC)
8th
Duke (Greensboro, NC)
Kentucky
(Worcester, MA)
15th
Villanova
(Albany, NY)-3 ot
14th
Tulsa (Albany, NY)
New Mexico (Pittsburgh, PA)
14th
NCAA Record: 2-7
L 71-68
W 83-81
W 61-59
L 59-67
1980-81
L 60-74
1982-83
L 90-100
1983-84
L 62-67
1987-88
L 73-86
1992-93 W 74-68
L 60-58
1993-94 W 76-74
L 75-79
1998-99 W 75-56
L 62-75
NIT Record: 5-9
Villanova (ot)
Wagner
at Clemson (2 ot)
at Purdue (quarterfinals)
at Georgia
at South Carolina
at Notre Dame
at Ohio State
Virginia Commonwealth
at Miami-Ohio
Manhattan
at Bradley
Seton Hall (FH)
at Butler
COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
(Richmond, Virginia)
1991-92 W 77-67
W 62-58
W 78-73
1992-93
1993-94
L
W
W
L
67-73
83-58
76-72
76-77
1994-95
W 110-94
W 77-67
W 80-75
1995-96
W 75-72
L 39-59
UNC Wilmington
Richmond
James Madison
(Championship)
East Carolina
William and Mary
Richmond
James Madison
(Championship)
George Mason
American (ot)
James Madison
(Championship)
James Madison
UNC Wilmington
Richmond
William and Mary
James Madison (OT)
James Madison
UNC Wilmington
ECU (OT)
VCU
George Mason (Finals)
Richmond
William & Mary (OT)
UNCW
VCU
Drexel
Hofstra
VCU
EASTERN COLLEGE
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
(ECAC North-South)
1976-77 W 80-58
L 64-67
1978-79
L 52-73
1979-80
W 112-59
W 75-59
W 80-62
1980-81
L 77-81
1981-82 W 70-62
W 77-69
W 58-57
ECAC Record: 7-3
at Georgetown (South Finals)
Syracuse (N-S Finals)
Georgetown
(Finals at U. of Richmond)
Catholic U. (Hampton, Va.)
William & Mary
Navy (Finals)
Richmond (Hampton, Va.)
George Mason (Scope)
Richmond
James Madison (Finals)
SUN BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
1982-83
L 59-63
1983-84
W 79-68
W 78-72
L 60-62
1984-85
W 84-66
1985-86
W 68-67
L 82-87
W 76-67
1986-87
L 61-67
L 58-60
1987-88
W 86-84
1988-89
L 69-91
L 87-89
1989-90
L 88-94
1990-91
W 94-88
W 72-69
L 81-86
Sun Belt Record: 8-9
Jacksonville
(Birmingham, AL)
Jacksonville
(Birmingham, AL)
Western Kentucky
Alabama-Birmingham
(Finals)
South Alabama
(Hampton, VA)
Alabama-Birmingham
VCU (Finals)
UNC Charlotte
(Birmingham, AL)
Jacksonville
at Western Kentucky
(Bowling Green, KY)
Western Kentucky (ot)
(Richmond, VA)
at VCU
Alabama-Birmingham (ot)
(Charlotte, NC)
Jacksonville
(Birmingham, AL)
Alabama-Birmingham (ot)
(Mobile, AL)
South Florida
at South Alabama (Finals)
Post-Season Game Boxes
NCAA Division II
National Championship Game
March 19, 1971, Evansville, Indiana
Evansville 97, Old Dominion 82
ODU 82–Couling 2-9, 1-2, 6, 1, 5; Noble 7-16, 2-4,
11, 5, 16; Cox 6-9, 3-4, 9, 3, 15; Nau 0-5, 1-3, 2, 2, 1;
Twardzik 6-16, 1-2, 6, 1, 13; Foster 4-6, 0-1, 2, 3, 8;
Copeland 10-18, 0-1, 12, 1, 20; Baker 1-2, 0-1, 0, 0,
2; Gathy 0-3, 0-0, 3, 0; Congleton 1-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 2;
Roach 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Rountree 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0;
Totals: 37-85 (.435); 8-18 (.444); 48, 19, 82.
Evansville 97–Coffey 8-13, 6-6, 4, 3, 22;
Wellemeyer 7-14, 2-3, 2, 0, 16; Clayton 4-9, 1-1, 8,
3, 9; Buse 9-17, 5-6, 6, 2, 23; Smith 5-7, 0-0, 5, 1,
10; John 0-1, 1-2, 4, 2, 1; Martin 4-8, 3-5, 4, 3, 11;
Welmer 0-1, 1-1, 2, 0, 1; M.Kissic 0-0, 0-0, 1, 1, 0;
Stebbins 1-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 2; Oliver 0-0, 2-2, 1, 0, 2;
Totals: 38-71 (.535); 21-26 (.808), 37, 15, 97. Fouled
Out: Noble (ODU); Scores by Halves: ODU 4042-82; Evansville 51-46-97. Att.: 13,124; Officials:
Palesse, Fouty.
NCAA Division II
National Championship Game
March 14, 1975, Evansville, Indiana
Old Dominion 76, New Orleans 74
ODU 76–Eubank 5-14, 0-0, 3, 3, 10; Fuhrmann 48, 0-0, 5, 2, 8; Washington 10-13, 1-1, 12, 2, 21;
Purnell 4-8, 4-5, 4, 3, 12; Caruthers 7-17, 1-2, 3, 3,
15; Street 3-4, 4-5, 5, 0, 10; Rountree 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0,
0; Totals: 33-64 (.516), 10-13 (.769); 35, 13, 76.
UNO 74–Carnovale 8-12, 2-2, 4, 2, 18; Pace 0-5,
0-0, 6, 1, 0; Hyatt 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Holland 14-24,
0-0, 5, 1, 28; Mills 9-16, 2-2, 6, 1, 20; Stackhouse 12, 0-2, 2, 5, 2; Warren 1-9, 0-0, 6, 3, 2; Booker 1-3,
0-0, 1, 1, 2; Crumo 0-2, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Kennedy 0-1,
0-0, 2, 1, 0; Cooper 1-5, 0-0, 8, 2, 2;Totals: 35-79
(.443), 4-6 (.667), 43, 17, 74. Fouled Out:
Stackhouse (UNO). Scores by Halves: ODU 4432-76; UNO 38-36-74; Att.: 4,046; Officials: Moser,
Morgan.
National Invitation Tournament
First Round
March 9, 1977, Norfolk, Virginia
Villanova 71, Old Dominion 68
(overtime)
Villanova 71–K. Herron 8-18, 6-6, 6, 2, 22;
L.Herron 10-20, 0-0, 5, 2, 20; Olive 5-13, 3-3, 12,
5, 13; Robinson 2-5, 0-0, 2, 5, 4; Rigsby 2-6, 0-0, 8,
4, 4; Sparrow 1-1, 2-2, 1, 1, 4 ; Rogers 1-4, 0-0, 2, 2,
2; Underman 1-3, 0-2, 1, 0, 2; Totals: 30-70 (.429);
11-13 (.849), 39, 21, 71
Old Dominion 68–Washington 8-16, 3-7, 13, 4,
19; Valentine 9-17, 3-6, 13, 2, 21; Fuhrmann 6-10,
0-0, 2, 4, 12; Caruthers 6-12, 0-0, 1, 3, 12; Douglas
1-1, 0-0, 3, 0, 2; Conrad 1-2, 0-0, 3, 1, 2; Wright 04, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Neyland 0-2, 0-0, 3, 1, 0; Ray 0-0, 00, 1, 1, 0; Haithcock 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Totals: 31-65
(.477), 6-13 (.472), 44, 16, 68. Fouled Out: Olive
and Robinson (Villanova); Technicals: ODU
Bench; Scores by Halves: VU 30-35-6-71; ODU
37-28-3-68. Att.: 9,500; Officials: Wirtz, Austin.
First Round
March 7, 1979, Norfolk, Virginia
Old Dominion 83, Wagner 81
Wagner 81–Ciampaglio 6-10, 3-4, 3-5-15;
Jimerson 0-4, 1, 2, 2, 0, 1; Hopkins 8-22, 7-8, 14, 2,
23; Denza 4-11, 4-4, 7, 2, 12; Hillard 0-2, 0-0, 1, 2,
0; Aponte 3-5, 0-0, 3, 0, 6; Johnson 9-13, 2-2, 2, 2,
20; Lewis 0-1, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Tigar 2-3, 0-0, 1, 1, 4;
Totals: 32-71 (.451), 17-20 (.850), 35, 15, 81.
ODU 83–Valentine 9-14, 3-5, 13, 4, 21; Branch 1117, 1-1, 6, 2, 23; Ray 3-4, 0-2, 3, 4, 6; Vaughan 511, 0-0, 3, 4, 10; Conrad 7-9, 1-2, 2, 3, 15; Adams
0-2, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Haithcock 1-2, 0-0, 0, 1, 2; Mann
0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Ellis 3-4, 0-0, 0, 0, 6; Totals: 39-64
(.609), 5-10 (.500), 33, 19, 83: Fouled Out:
Ciamplaglio (W); Scores by Halves: WU 36-4581; ODU 28-55-83. Att.: 5,193; Officials: Sell and
Brown
MASON DIXON CONFERENCE
1966-67
1967-68
NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT
1976-77
1978-79
W 69-56
W 70-62
W 62-58
1997-98 W 60-56
L 51-54
1998-99 W 65-62
W 66-49
L 58-63
1999-2000 L 55-67
2000-2001 W 53-47
L 54-57
2001-2002 L 54-58
2002-2003 L 52-61
2003-2004 W 82-68
2003-2004 L 67-84
CAA Record: 17-10
1968-69
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
102-53
74-68
93-86
78-82
75-57
82-74
99-90
Baltimore (Washington, DC)
Bridgewater
Baltimore (Washington, DC)
Catholic U.
Towson State (Ashland, VA)
Mt. St. Mary’s
Baltimore (Finals) 5-2
NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT
1968-69
Oglethorpe (at Norfolk State)
at Norfolk State
at Georgia Southern
Mt. St. Mary’s
1970-71
Stetson (at ODU)
Norfolk State (Region Final)
Puget Sound (Evansville, IN)
Kentucky Wesleyan
at Evansville (NCAA Final)
1972-73
Fayetteville State
(Roanoke, VA)
L 87-88 at Roanoke (ot) (Reg.Final)
1973-74 W 80-77 Rollins (at ODU)
L 76-89 Norfolk State
(Regional Final)
1974-75 W 95-72 Baltimore (at ODU)
W 83-76 Randolph-Macon
(Regional Final)
W 78-62 North Dakota
(Evansville, IN)
W 77-60 Tennessee State
W 76-74 New Orleans (NCAA Final)
1975-76 W 86-77 Madison (at ODU)
W 73-57 Baltimore (Regional Final)
W 90-85 Cheyney State
(Quarters at ODU)
L 78-83 Puget Sound (Evansville, IN)
L 74-78 Eastern Illinois
(NCAA Fourth Place)
NCAA Div. II Record: 15-8
1969-70
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
60-68
102-113
79-86
93-0
89-65
102-97
81-80
97-83
82-97
80-74
Bobby Vaughan dished out ten assists against Wagner in the 1979 NIT.
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Post-Season Results
Second Round
March 12, 1979, Clemson, South Carolina
Old Dominion 61, Clemson 59
(2 overtimes)
ODU 61–Branch 5-9, 0-0, 4, 4, 10; McAdoo 7-13,
0-1, 16, 3, 14; Ray 1-6, 3-4, 3, 2, 5; Vaughan 5-10,
0-0, 1, 2, 10; Conrad 2-5, 2-2, 2, 5, 6; Adams 0-3,
0-0, 3, 1, 0; Mann 1-1, 0-0, 1, 2, 2; Ellis 0-0, 1-2, 3,
2, 1; Haithcock 3-4, 7-8, 4, 1, 13; Totals: 24-51
(.471), 13-17 (.764), 40, 22, 61.
Clemson 59–Nance 4-8, 0-1, 8, 3, 8; Dickerson 34, 0-1, 1, 5, 6; Campbell 4-10, 0-2, 15, 3, 8; Conrad
1-4, 3-4, 0, 3, 5; Williams 6-11, 2-2, 2, 3, 14; Johnson
6-14, 0-2, 2, 1, 12; Wyatt 0-2, 0-0, 1, 2, 0; Wells 2-7,
0-3, 4, 1, 4 ;Walker 1-1, 0-0, 0, 1, 2; Totals: 27-61
(.443), 5-15 (.333), 33, 22, 59: Fouled Out: Conrad
(ODU), Dickerson (Clemson); Scores by Halves:
ODU 36-23-0-2-61; CU 35-24-0-0-59; Att.: 9,713;
Officials: Yarbrough and Shea
Quarter Finals
March 15, 1979, W. Lafayette, Indiana
Purdue 67, Old Dominion 59
ODU 59–Branch 4-9, 0-1, 3, 4, 8; McAdoo 5-13, 00, 8, 4, 10; Ellis 4-8, 6-7, 3, 5, 14; Vaughan 5-11, 45, 5, 4, 14; Conrad 3-5, 2-2, 8, 4, 8; Haithcock 0-5,
2-2, 4, 2, 2; Adams 0-2, 0-0, 2, 0, 0; Mann 0-3, 3-4,
3, 3, 3 Totals: 21-56 (.375), 17-21 (.810), 37, 26, 59.
Purdue 67–Hallman 2-5, 0-3, 5, 4, 4; Morris 2-5,
1-3, 2, 3, 5; Carroll 12-24, 6-10, 7, 3, 30; B. Walker
2-3, 2-3, 2, 5, 6; Sichting 2-7, 4-4, 2, 2, 8; Edmonson
1-2, 2-2, 3, 1, 4; S. Walker 0-0, 2-2, 2, 0, 2; Scearce
3-4, 2-2, 6, 0, 8. Totals: 24-50 (.480), 19-29 (.655),
31, 19, 67. Fouled Out: Ellis (ODU), B. Walker
(Purdue), Technicals: Carroll and Branch; Scores
by Halves: ODU 28-31-59; Purdue 33-34-67; Att.:
14,123; Officials: Wortman, Clougherty.
NCAA Tournament First Round
March 7, 1980, Tempe, Arizona
UCLA 87, Old Dominion 74
ODU 87–McAdoo 11-17, 3-3, 12, 4, 25; Valentine
5-19, 4-5, 2, 5, 14; West 0-0, 0-0, 5, 4, 0; Mann 210, 2-2, 7, 2, 6; Robinson 0-5, 0-0, 1, 4, 0; Vaughan
6-10, 3-5, 3, 4, 15; Branch 4-12, 0-0, 2, 4, 8;
Southerland 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Haithcock 0-1, 2-2,
2, 1, 2; Kragtwijk 2-3, 0-0, 1, 1, 4; Griekspoor 0-0,
0-0, 0, 0, 0; Totals: 30-76 (.394), 14-17 (.820), 39,
29, 74;
UCLA 74–Vandeweghe 11-20, 12-16, 9, 2, 34;
Wilkes 5-8, 5-6, 6, 3, 15; Sanders 4-9, 3-3, 18, 3, 11;
Foster 4-6, 3-3, 0, 5, 11; Holton 3-6, 6-7, 1, 3, 12;
Daye 2-4, 0-0, 1, 1, 4; Pruitt 0-2, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Anderson 0-1, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Totals: 29-56 (.517), 29-35
(.838), 39, 19, 87. Fouled Out: Valentine (ODU),
Foster (UCLA). Technicals: Branch (ODU); Scores
by Halves: ODU 28-46-74; UCLA 36-51-87; Officials: Spitier, Clougherty, Wirtz.
First Round
March 11, 1981, Athens, Georgia
Georgia 74, Old Dominion 60
ODU 60–Mann 3-11, 0-0, 6; McAdoo 7-19, 4-4,
18; West 8-13, 0-0, 16; Robinson 1-10, 0-0, 2;
Vaughan 5-15, 0-0, 10; Kragtwijk, 2-4, 0-0, 4;
Adams 0-1, 0-0, 0; Broxton 2-4, 0-0, 4; Totals: 2877 (.364), 4-4 (1000), 60.
Georgia 74–Wilkins 9-20, 3-5, 21; Banks 5-8, 2-2,
12; Fair 9-13, 0-0, 18; Fleming 3-8, 5-5, 11; Marbury
4-10, 0-0, 8; Morris 0-2, 1-2, 1; Fowler 1-2, 0-0, 2;
Wallace 1-1, 0-0, 2; Truesdale 1-1, 0-0, 2; Totals:
29-66 (.439), 16-21 (.800), 74. Fouled Out: None;
Scores by Halves: ODU 20-40-60; GA 32-42-74;
Att.: 8,150.
March 11, 1982, Charlotte, North Carolina
Wake Forest 74, ODU 57
ODU 57–Southerland 1-3, 0-0, 2, 3, 2; McAdoo
7-12, 3-5, 12, 4, 17; West 3-7, 0-0, 4, 5, 6; Smith 512, 3-4, 2, 3, 13; Mann 1-9, 2-2, 1, 3, 4; Robinson 24, 0-0, 2, 5, 4; Dean 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Davis 0-2, 1-2,
2, 3, 1; Lambert 3-6, 4-5, 5, 1, 10; Facka 0-2, 0-0, 0,
0, 0; Buckland 0-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Griekspoor, 0-2, 00, 3, 0, 0; Totals: 22-58 (.379), 13-18 (.722), 36, 27,
57.
Wake Forest 74–Toms 0-3, 0-0, 3, 3, 0; Morgan 45, 3-5, 5, 5, 11; Johnstone 3-6, 0-0, 1, 5, 6; Young 57, 3-4, 3, 2, 13; Helms 7-9, 4-5, 0, 2, 18; Rudd 0-1,
0-0, 1, 2, 0, 0; Charles 0-1, 0-1, 0, 1, 0; Garber 1-1,
Mark Davis scored 32 points against SMU in the 1985 NCAA Tournament in
Hartford, Conn.
6-9, 0, 1, 8; Teachy 6-11, 6-7, 12, 0, 18; Totals: 2644 (.591), 22-32 (.688), 28, 20, 74. Fouled Out:
Morgan and Johnstone (WF), West, Robinson
(ODU). Technicals: ODU (Bench) Scores by
Halves: ODU 28-29-57; WF 30-44-74; Att.: 11,220;
Officials: Yarbrough, Weiler, Holly.
3-4, 0, 4, 19; Hicks 1-8, 4-4, 5, 0, 6; Howard 0-0, 23, 0, 0, 2; Price 3-9, 0-0, 3, 2, 6; Keepson 1-1, 5-6,
11, 0 7.Totals: 23-31 (.451), 21-28 (.750), 40, 15, 67.
Fouled Out: None; Scores by Halves: ODU 2933-62; ND 33-34-67; Att.: 5,442; Officials: Grillo,
Bair, Hooker.
First Round
March 16, 1983, Columbia, South Carolina
South Carolina 100, ODU 90
March 14, 1985, Hartford, Connecticut
SMU 85, Old Dominion 68
ODU 90–Wade 4-8, 4-5, 4, 4, 12; Gattison 6-9, 2-5,
9, 1, 14; West 7-12, 2-3, 11, 4, 16; Robinson 2-7, 44, 1, 5, 8; Smith 9-20, 1-2, 3, 5, 19; Thomas 4-10, 22, 4, 5, 10; Davis 5-11, 1-2, 2, 2, 11; Lambert 0-0, 01, 1, 3, 0; Buckland 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Calloway 0-0,
0-0, 0, 1, 0; Totals: 37-77 (.480), 16-24 (.667), 40,
30, 90.
USC 100–Foster 11-14, 9-13, 12, 4, 31; Jergenson
1-4, 2-2, 8, 5, 4; Brittain 2-7, 2-2, 9, 3, 6; Peacock 36, 11-13, 1, 3, 17; Hawthorne 4-10, 6-6, 1, 1, 14;
Holmes 11-17, 2-3, 6, 3, 24; Martin 1-3, 0-0, 0, 0, 2;
Kendall 0-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Darmody 0-1, 1-2, 2, 1, 1;
Sanderson 0-1, 1-1, 1, 0, 1; Totals: 34-64 (.516),
34-42 (.809), 43, 20, 100. Fouled Out: Jergenson
(USC), Robinson, Smith, Thomas (ODU).
Technichal Wade (ODU); Scores by Halves: ODU
33-57-90; USC 40-60-100. Att.: 8,327; Officials:
Silvester, Pavia. Bonder.
First Round
March 14, 1984, South Bend, Indiana
Notre Dame 67, Old Dominion 62
Ronnie McAdoo grabbed 16 rebounds in the Monarchs’ 61-59 double overtime NIT
win over Clemson in 1979.
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ODU 62–Gattison 4-8, 2-5, 8, 4, 10; Davis 7-16, 22, 7, 3, 16; Hanley 5-11, 0-0, 6, 4, 10; Thomas 3-7,
0-0, 4, 5, 6; Smith 8-18, 0-2, 3, 4, 16; Wade 0-2, 4-6,
3, 2, 4; Facka 0-0, 0-0, 1, 1, 0;Totals:27-62 (.435), 815 (.533), 35, 23, 62.
Notre Dame 67–Dolan 2-2, 2-4, 7, 4, 6; Royal 0-4,
0-0, 4, 1, 0; Barlow 8-12, 5-7, 2, 4, 21; Sluby 8-15,
ODU 68–Davis 14-22, 4-4, 10, 4, 32; Gattison 515, 1-2, 10, 4, 11; Hanley 2-6, 1-2, 3, 4, 5; F. Smith
1-5, 1-2, 1, 1, 3; Thomas 2-13, 0-0, 5, 2, 4; C. Smith
4-9, 1-2, 2, 0, 9; Charles 2-5, 0-0, 2, 0, 4; R. Wade
0-0, 0-1, 0, 1, 0; Lambert 0-1, 0-0, 1, 2, 0; Trax 0-1,
0-0, 0, 0, 0; Tolson 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Facka 0-0, 0-0,
0, 0, 0; Totals:30-77 (.390), 8-13 (.615), 38, 18, 68.
SMU 85–Pink 0-0, 0-0, 2, 1, 0; Davis 8-14, 1-1, 15,
1, 17; Koncak 8-14, 1-6 11, 4, 17; Moore 6-8, 2-4, 2,
2, 14; Wright 8-16, 2-2, 3, 1, 18; Lewis 1-3, 0-0, 2,
2, 2; Williams 7-7, 1-2, 6, 1, 15; Johnson 0-2, 2-2,
0, 1, 2; Thomas 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; P. Luddy 0-0, 0-0,
0, 0, 0. Totals:38-64 (.594), 9-17 (.529), 44, 13, 85.
Fouled Out: None; Scores by Halves: ODU 2840-68; SMU 36-49-85; Att.: 10,246; Officials:
Ferguson, Hackney, Moreau.
March 13, 1986, Greensboro, North Carolina
Old Dominion 72, West Virginia 64
WVU 64–Yearwood 6-10, 0-0, 8, 5, 12; Brown 27, 0-0, 6, 2, 4; Pinkney 3-4, 0-0, 4, 5, 6; Harley 518, 1-2, 3, 4, 11; Blaney 6-13, 5-7, 3, 3, 17; Odopm
3-9, 2-2, 5, 5, 8; Prue 2-3, 0-0, 5, 3, 4; Brooks 0-0, 00, 0, 1, 0; Sernisch 1-3, 0-0, 3, 1, 2; Totals: 2867(.418) 8-11 (.727), 40, 29, 64.
ODU 72–Gattison 9-12, 9-11, 9, 4, 27; Wade 5-7,
2-7, 6, 3, 12; Hanley 1-4, 0-0, 3, 0, 2; Smith 3-11, 23, 1, 2, 8; Thomas 6-12, 7-8, 2, 2, 19; Charles 1-1,
0-1, 3, 1, 2; Royster 0-2, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Davis 0-0, 2-2,
Post-Season Results
2, 1, 2; Tolson 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Totals: 25-49 (.510),
22-32 (.688), 30, 14, 72 Fouled Out: Yearwood,
Pinkney, Odom (WVU); Scores by Halves: WVU
31-33-64; ODU 34-38-72; Att.: 8,328 Officials:
Dibler, Ballesteros, Dodge.
NCAA Tournament Second Round
March 15, 1986, Greensboro, North Carolina
Duke 89, Old Dominion 61
ODU 61–Wade 3-5, 4-6, 2, 2, 10; Gattison 7-17, 37, 5, 3, 17; Hanley 0-2, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Smith 1-4, 1-2,
1, 3, 3; Thomas 5-13, 3-4, 2, 4, 13; Charles 1-3, 1-2,
4, 3, 3; Jones 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Carlyle 1-2, 1-2, 1, 0,
3; Trax 1-2, 0-0, 0, 1, 2; Royster 0-1, 0-2, 1, 2, 0;
Tolson 4-6, 1-2, 1, 1, 9; Davis 0-1, 1-2, 7, 4, 1. Totals: 23-56 (.411), 15-29, 29, 4, 61
Duke 89–Henderson 1-4, 6-6, 3, 2, 8; Alarie 5-12,
3-4, 14, 1, 13; Bilas 3-4, 4-8, 1, 3, 10; Amaker 4-7,
2-5, 1, 1, 10; Dawkins 10-12, 5-5, 2, 3, 25; Snyder
0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Stricklaned2-2, 0-0, 0, 0, 4; Smith
0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Ferry 5-7, 0-0, 3, 4, 10; Williams 01, 2-2, 1, 1, 2; Nessley 2-4, 1-2, 2, 4, 5; King 1-3, 00, 4, 3, 2;Totals: 33-58 (.569), 23-32 (.719), 37, 22,
89. Fouled Out: None; Scores by Halves: ODU
31-30-61; Duke: 43-46-89; Att.: 12,096; Officials:
Pavia, Dibler, Leimbach.
First Round
March 16, 1988, Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State 86, Old Dominion 73
ODU 73–Carver, 5-10, 0-0, 4, 5, 11; Trax 5-11, 0-0,
4, 3, 14; Davis 6-10, 5-7, 6, 1, 17; Smith 5-12, 0-0,
1, 0, 10; McDonald 3-7, 0-1, 1, 5, 6; Grant 1-2, 0-0,
0, 0, 3; Royster 6-8, 0-0, 6, 3, 12; Lofton 0-0, 0-0, 0,
0, 0; Totals:31-60 (.517), 5-8 (.625), 25, 17, 73.
Three-Point Goals: 6-16 (.375), Carver (1-2), Trax
(4-8), Smith (0-5), Grant (1-1).
OSU 86–White 4-8, 0-1, 4, 3, 8; Francis 4-6, 1-1, 2,
3, 9; Carter 12-18, 1-4, 9, 10, 1, 25; Wilson 5-12, 00, 6, 1, 10; Burson 7-16, 4-4, 5, 2, 18; Bradley 0-0,
0-0, 0, 1, 0; Doss 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; J. Anderson 2-2,
1-2, 1, 1, 5; Mateen 3-6, 5-5, 7, 2, 11. Totals: 37-69
(.536), 12-17 (.706), 38, 14, 86. Three Point Goals
0-7 (.000), White (0-1), Wilson (0-6). Fouled Out:
Carver and McDonald (ODU); Scores by Halves:
ODU 34-39-73; OSU 36-50-86; Att.: 10,009; Off.:
Sternberger, Greene, Schumer.
March 20, 1992, Worcester, Massachusetts
Kentucky 88, Old Dominion 69
UK 88–Ford 0-3, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Riddick 0-0, 1-2, 1, 1,
1; Woods 6-11, 4-6, 5, 2, 16; Feldhaus 4-6, 2-4, 1,
3, 11; Mashburn 3-13, 4-6, 13, 4, 11 ; Brown 4-8, 12, 2, 2, 11; Farmer 4-11, 0-0, 3, 2, 10; Pelphrey 711, 7-7, 5, 3, 22; Martinez 2-4, 2-2, 1, 5, 6; Totals:
30-67 (.448), 21-29 (.724), 33, 23, 88; Three-Point
Goals: 7-27 (.259).
ODU 69–Larkin 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Harvey 3-6, 0-1,
2, 2, 6; Smith 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Anderson 2-5, 0-0, 3,
2, 4; Grant 4-7, 3-3, 3, 2, 14; Leake 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0;
Jackson 4-10, 4-6, 5, 5, 14; Robinnson 2-4, 0-0, 1,
3, 4; Jones 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Leonard 1-6, 3-4, 4, 4, 5;
Wright 0-0, 1-2, 0, 1, 1; Sessoms 4-6, 12-13, 11, 3,
21; Gwynn 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Totals 20-44 (.455), 2329 (.793), 34, 22, 69 Three Point Goals:6-13 (.462);
Fouled Out: Jackson (ODU), Martinez (UK);
Scores by Halves: UK 34-43-88; ODU 32-37-69;
Att.: 13,513.
NIT Tournament First Round
March 18, 1993, Norfolk Scope
Old Dominion 74, VCU 68
VCU 68–McCoy 6-10, 1-3, 3, 4, 16; Mills 12-19, 00, 14, 2, 24; Kissourine 3-7, 5-7, 13, 4, 11; Gibson
0-7, 0-0, 5, 3, 0; Harris 3-13, 2-2, 3, 4, 11; Brower
0-1, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Washington 1-3, 0-2, 1, 1, 2; Ashby
2-5, 0-1, 8, 2, 4; Totals: 27-65 (.415), Three-Point
Goals: 6-22 (.273), McCoy (3-5), Kissourine (0-1),
Gibson (0-3), Harris (3-12 ), Brower (0-1); 8-15
(.533), 49, 21, 68.
ODU 74–Sessoms 3-10, 2-4, 4, 5, 9; Mullen 2-6, 22, 7, 2, 6; Hodge 7-11, 2-5, 10, 4, 16; Anderson 337, 2-2, 3, 2, 8; Jackson 9-16, 3-4, 5, 1, 26; Larkin 13, 2-6, 1, 1, 5; Swann 0-2, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Harvey 0-2,
1-2, 5, 1, 1; Jones 1-4, 1-2, 1, 2, 3; D. Parker 0-1, 02, 2, 0, 0. Totals: 26-62 (.419);Three-Point Goals:
7-14 (.500), Sessoms (1-4), Jackson (5-9), Larkin
(1-1); 15-29 (.517), 39, 19, 74. Fouled Out: Sessoms;
Scores by Halves: VCU 37-31-68; ODU 40-34-74;
Att.: 6,473.
NIT Tournament Second Round
March 22, 1993, Oxford, Ohio
Miami-Ohio 60, Old Dominion 58
ODU 58–Sessoms 2-11, 5-6, 4, 1, 10; Mullen 1-3,
6-6, 4, 2, 8; Hodge 4-7, 0-0, 8, 4, 8; Anderson 3-5,
2-3, 1, 1, 10; Jackson 4-12, 0-0, 1, 2, 11; Swann 0-2,
4-4, 0, 0, 4; Larkin 1-2, 0-0, 0, 3, 2; Harvey 2-2, 00, 5, 1, 4 Jones 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; D. Parker 0-0, 1-2,
1, 0, 1; Totals: 17-44 (.386), Three-Point Shots: 612 (.500), Sessoms (1-3), Mullen (0-1), Anderson
(2-2), Jackson (3-6); 18-21 (.857), 28, 14, 58.
MO-60–Michaelis 3-8, 0-0, 4, 0, 7; Kramer 6-11,
0-0, 2, 3, 17; Mahaffey 3-4, 2-6, 8, 3, 8; Cross 0-2,
1-2, 1, 4, 1; Belyeu 2-7, 2-2, 5, 2, 6; Hackim 3-7, 00, 0, 1, 9; Beard 2-5, 0-0, 8, 1, 4; Darbyshire 3-6, 00, 2, 1, 6; McKenna 1-3, 0-0, 0, 2, 2; Totals: 23-53
(.434), Three-Point Shots: 9-19 (.474), Michaelis
(1-4), Kramer (5-8), Cross (0-1), Belyeu (0-1),
Hackim (3-5); 31, 17, 60. Scores by Halves: ODU
28-30-58; MO 40-20-60; Att.: 7,118.
First Round
March 17, 1994, Scope
Old Dominion 76, Manhattan 74
MC 74–Hoover 2-6 2-2, 3, 4, 6; Birmingham 1217, 0-2, 8, 0, 27; Marshall 7-10, 1-3, 10, 2, 15; Ellis
5-12, 1-2, 3, 2, 14; Hyman 1-4, 0-0, 1, 4, 2; Thacker
0-2, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Phoenix 2-4, 6-8, 4, 5, 10; Bucero
0-3, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Brown 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0. Totals: 2958, (.500) 10-17 (.588) 37, 17, 74. Three-Point Shots:
6-14 (.429) Birmingham (3-5), Ellis (3-6), Hyman
(0-1), Bucero (0-2).
ODU 76–Sessoms 3-10, 2-2, 5, 0, 10; Jones 6-12,
1-1, 5, 2, 15; Hodge 8-18, 5-6, 9, 1, 21; Swann 6-9,
4-4, 2, 2, 19; Larkin 2-6, 0-0, 6, 2, 5; Harvey 0-0, 01, 3, 0, 0; Sherod 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Robinson 0-0, 00, 0, 0, 0; Johnson 0-3, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Mullen 2-5, 2-4,
3, 2, 6; D.Parker 0-1, 0-0, 3, 1, 0. Totals:27-64(.422)
14-18 (.778), 36, 11, 76; Three-Point Shots: 8-23
(.348), Sessoms (2-8), Jones (2-5), Swann (3-4),
Larkin (1-4), Johnson (0-2). Scores by Halves:
Manhattan 42-32-74; ODU 49-27-76; Att.: 4,470;
Officials: Wall, Ridenhour, Costabile.
Second Round
March 22, 1994, Carver Arena, Peoria, Ill.
Bradley 79, Old Dominion 75.
NCAA East Regional
March 19, 1995
Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, New York
Tulsa 64, Old Dominion 52
ODU 52–Sessoms 7-18, 2-3, 5, 3, 17; Mullen 1-6,
2-3, 8, 3, 4; Harvey 3-7, 2-2 8, 1, 8; Dunlap 0-4, 00, 1, 1, 0; Jones 8-17, 1-2, 4, 4, 19; Sherod 1-3, 0-0,
0-0, 2, 2; Samuels 0-1, 0-0, 1, 2, 0; D. Parker 1-1, 00, 3, 1, 2; Johnson 0-0 0-0, 0, 0, 0; C. Parker 0-0, 00, 0, 0, 0.Totals:21-57 (.370), 7-10 (.700), 32, 17, 52.
Three-Pointers: 3-15 (.200) Sessoms (1-5), Mullen
(0-1), Jones (2-7), Sherod (0-2)
Tulsa 64–Poindexter 1-4, 0-0, 7, 3, 2; Johnson 0-6,
4-4, 11, 1, 4; Rollo 0-1, 0-2, 4, 0, 0; Williamson 510, 6-7, 3, 1, 19; Seals 11-24, 5-5, 5, 2, 31;
Maldonado 1-3, 2-2, 7, 4, 4; Love 0-3, 0-0, 1, 1, 0;
Hernadi 2-3, 0-0, 3, 1, 4; Totals: 20-54 (.370), 17-20
(.850), 42, 13, 64. Three-Pointers: 7-21 (.333),
Johnson (0-1), Williamson (3-7), Seals (4-12), Love
(0-1). Fouled Out: None; Assist Leaders: ODUDunlap (7), Tulsa-Williamson (5); Scores by
Halves: ODU 26-26-52; Tulsa 33-31-64; Att.:
15,109; Officials: Libbey, Thornley, Janssen.
NCAA East Regional
March 14, 1997
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Pitt. Civic Center
New Mexico 59, Old Dominion 55
ODU(55)Poag 4-16 5-5 15;Hodge 3-10 1-2 7;
Bowdler 1-3 0-0 2;Dunlap 1-3 3-4 5;Byers 3-7, 0-0
7; Bryant 0-0,0-0,0;Sherod 4-10 0-0 8; Bassette 1-1
4-4 6; Youngblood 2-3 1-2 5; Totals:19-53(.358), 1417(.824) Rebs: 28
NM (59) Smith 4-10 0-0 8; Sheilds 2-7 0-0 4;
Thomas 4-7 7-10 15; Long 5-10 4-4 14; Gibson 1-2
4-6 6; Olney 2-3 0-0 5; Schornstein 1-2 1-3 3; Baum
0-0 0-0 0; Santiago 2-2 0-0 4; Totals:21-43 (.488),1623 (.696) Rebs: 31;Three Point Goals:ODU 3-15
(Poag 2-11, Byers 1-3,Sherod 0-1); NM 1-11 (Smith
0-3,Sheilds 0-3,Thomas 0-1,Long 0-2,Olney 1-2);
Total Fouls: ODU(15), NM(14), Fouled
Out:Sheilds-NM;Rebound Leaders: ODUBowdler (6), NM-Long(9); Assists/Leader:
ODU(8)-Dunlap(4), NM(8)-Long(2); Halftime
Score: NM 28-26; Attn; 17509; Officials:
Sanzere,Gray Ridenhour.
ODU 75–Sessoms 1-4, 2-2, 0, 5, 5; Jones 4-12, 1-1,
8, 4, 11; Hodge 10-18, 5-9, 11, 5, 25; Swann 4-8, 56, 5, 4, 13; Larkin 2-2, 2-2, 6, 3, 8; Mullen 3-6, 1-2,
23, 2, 7; Johnson 2-4, 0-0, 0, 0, 5; Sherod 0-0, 1-2,
0, 0, 1; D. Parker 0-0, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Harvey 0-0, 0-0,
1, 2, 0. Totals: 26-54 (.481); 17-24 (.708), 35, 26, 75.
Three Point Shots: 6-12 (.500) Sessoms (1-2), Jones
(2-5), Larkin (2-2), Johnson (1-3).
BU 79–Pollard 2-4, 1-4, 5, 0, 5; Jackson 11-23, 5-5,
6, 2, 27;Kliene 6-13, 5-6, 8, 4, 18; Wright 3-7, 5-7,
2, 3, 11; Suchy 0-5, 1-2, 3, 1, 1; Winslow 0-1, 0-0,
0, 3, 0; Parker 4-5, 5-6, 5, 1, 14; Baptist 0-0, 0-0, 0,
1, 0; Funches 1-1, 1-2, 3, 1, 3. Totals: 27-59(.458)
23-32 (.719) 34, 16, 79. Three Point Shots: 2-8(.250)
Kleine (1-2), Wright (0-3), Suchy (0-1), Parker (12). Fouled Out: ODU Sessoms, Hodge. Scores by
Halves: ODU 39-36-75; Bradley 29-50-79; Att.:
9,940; Officials: Cahill, McDonald, Mcdonnell.
National Invitational Tournament First
Round
March 10, 1999
ODU Fieldhouse,Norfolk,VA
Seton Hall 56, Old Dominion 75
SH (56)- Jordan 3-7, 2-2, 6, 1, 8, 36; Saunders 416, 1-1, 6, 10, 1, 37; Manga 1-6, 2-4, 5, 4, 1, 25;
Shine 0-7, 4-4, 4, 4, 0, 19; Kaukenas 7-17, 3-4, 7,
19, 2, 36; Holloway 3-9, 3- 4, 3, 9, 2, 22; Moore 15, 0-0, 2, 2, 1, 12; Garrett 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0, 13.
Totals 19-67 (.284), 15-19 (.789), Rebs: 36.
Three-pointers: 3-17 (.143) Saunders (1-3),
Shine (0-3), Kaukenas (2-7), Moore (0-4).
ODU (75)- Bowdler 5-14, 3-4, 20, 2, 14, 34; Poag
7-15, 1-1, 7, 4, 19, 30; Bassette 6-11, 2-2, 10, 1, 14,
27; Byers 0-1, 0-0, 0, 3, 0, 12; Williams 5-9, 4-4, 4,
2, 16, 29; McCullum 1-4, 0-0, 2, 2, 2, 22; Bryant
0-0, 1-2, 0, 0, 1, 4; Greene 3-4, 0-0, 1, 3, 6, 25;
Burris 0-1, 0-0, 2, 0, 0, 1; Neal 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1;
Brown 1-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 3, 1; Hemphill 0-1, 0-0, 0, 0,
0, 14. Totals 28-61 (.459), 11-16 (.688), Rebs: 48.
Three-pointers: 8-17 (.471) Bowdler (1-2), Poag
(4-6), Byers (0-1), Williams (2-4), McCullum (02), Brown (1-1), Hemphill (0-1).
Assist leaders: SH-Holloway(3), ODUWilliams(4); Score by half: SH 23-33-56; ODU
34-41-75. Att: 4309; Officials: Constabile,
Maxwell, Wall.
National Invitational Tournament 2nd Round
Indianapolis, Ind. - Hinkle Fieldhouse
Butler 75, Old Dominion 62
ODU (62) Bowdler 4-6, 2-2, 14, 1, 11, 35; Poag 716, 2-2, 2, 0, 19; Bassette 2-3, 1-2, 4, 4, 5, 23;
Byers 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0, 5; Williams 4-12, 0-0, 0, 4,
10, 34; McCullum 2-7, 0-0, 4, 3, 4, 21; Bryant 1-1,
0-0, 4, 2, 4, 20; Greene 2-2, 1-1, 0, 3, 5, 18; Burris
0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1; Brown 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0, 1;
Hemphill 2-4, 0-0, 2, 1, 6, 5. Totals 24-53 (.453),
6-7(.857), Rebs: 31. Three-pointers: 8-27 (.296)
Bowdler (1-2), Poag (3-9), Byers (0-1), Williams
(2-8), McCullum (0-3), Hemphill (2-4)
BU (75) Hirschy 2-5, 0-0, 2, 2, 4, 16; Hainje 6-9,
2-2, 4, 0, 15, 30; Marshall 6-13, 1-2, 10, 3, 13, 35;
Jackson 3-13, 8-13, 3, 0, 15, 33; Hicks 3-5, 3-4, 2,
3, 10, 27; Graves 2-3, 0-0, 0, 1, 5, 7; Pflugner 3-6,
0-0, 2, 0, 6, 19; Jones 0-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1; Jordan 15, 2-2, 4, 0, 5, 22; Gieseck 1-1, 0-0, 2, 3, 2, 10.
Totals 27-61 (.443), 16-23 (.696), Rebs: 36. Threepointers 5-15 (.333) Hirschy (0-3), Hainje (1-1),
Jackson (1-4), Hicks (1-2), Graves (1-1),
Pflugner (0-1), Jordan (1-3).
Assist leaders: ODU-Bryant(4); BU-Jackson(7);
Score by half: ODU 32-30-62; SH-29-46-75; Att:
8349; Officials: Hughes, Huetter, Giallella.
NCAA & NIT Tournament Highs
INDIVIDUAL HIGHS
Scoring:
FG Made:
FG Att.:
FT Made:
FT Att.:
3PT FG Made:
35, by Petey Sessoms vs. Villanova, in Albany, NY 3-17-95 (NCAA)
14, by Mark Davis, vs. SMU in Hartford, 3-14-85 (NCAA)
25, by Petey Sessoms vs. Villanova, in Albany, NY, 3-17-95 (NCAA)
12, by Petey Sessoms vs. Kentucky in Worcester, 3-20-2 (NCAA)
13, by Petey Sessoms vs. Kentucky in Worcester, 3-20-92 (NCAA)
4, by Steve Trax at Ohio State, 3-16-88 (NIT) and by Petey Sessoms
(4-12) and Mike Jones (4-10) vs. Villanova 3-17-95, in Albany, NY (NCAA)
3PT FG Att.:
12, by Petey Sessoms vs. Villanova, in Albany, NY, 3-17-95 (NCAA)
Rebounds:
20, by Cal Bowdler vs Seton Hall 3-10-99 (NIT)
Assists:
10, by Terry Douglas vs. Villanova in Scope, 3-9-77 (NIT) and by
Bobby Vaughan vs. Wagner in Scope, 3-7-79 (NIT)
Blocked Shots: 5, by Odell Hodge vs. Manhattan, 3-17-94 (NIT) and Cal Bowdler vs.
Butler (NIT) 3-15-99.
Steals:
6, by Tommy Conrad vs. Wagner in Scope, 3-7-79 (NIT).
NCAA East Regional
March 17, 1995
Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, New York
Old Dominion 89, Villanova 81
(Triple Overtime)
ODU 89–Sessoms 10-25, 11-12, 8, 2, 35; Mullen
6-14, 4-8, 10, 3, 16; Harvey 4-6, 1-2, 9, 2, 9; Dunlap 0-2, 3-4, 3, 2, 3; Jones 6-18, 3-4, 8, 5, 19, Samuels 1-4, 0-0, 2, 3, 2; Sherod 1-2, 3-4, 4, 3, 5; D.
Parker 0-0, 0-0, 1, 1, 0. Totals: 28-71(.394), 25-34
(.735), 48, 21, 89, Three-Point: 8-26 (.308)
Sessoms(4-12), Mullen(0-1), Dunlap(0-1),
Jones(4-10), Samuels(0-2).
Villanova 81–Kornegay 4-12, 3-4, 12, 1, 11; Eberz
0-5, 2-5, 1, 4, 2; Lawson 7-14, 4-6, 17, 5, 18; Haynes
5-13, 4-6, 2, 2, 15; Kittles 9-20, 2-3, 6, 4, 22; Williams 5-10, 3-4, 5, 5, 13;Wilson 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Penn
0-2, 0-0, 1, 3, 0. Totals: 30-76 (.395), 18-28 (.643),
46, 24, 81. Three-Pointers: 3-21 (.143) Fouled Out:
ODU-Jones, VU-Lawson and Williams. Assist
Leader: ODU Dunlap (7), VU-Williams (6);
Scores by Halves: ODU 29-29-9-5-17-89; VU 2434-9-5-9-81; Att.: 15,100; Officials: Thornley,
Dixon, Janssen.
TEAM HIGHS
Scoring:
FG Pct.:
FT Pct.:
3PT Goals Made:
3PT Goals Att.:
Rebounds:
Assists:
Blocked Shots:
Steals:
Extra Periods:
66
90 at South Carolina, 3-16-83(NIT)
.609 (39-64) vs. Wagner in Scope, 3-7-79 (NIT)
.821 (14-17) vs. UCLA in Tempe, AZ 3-7-88 (NCAA)
8, (8-23) vs. Manhattan, 3-17-94 (NIT) ,(8-26) vs. Villanova,
3-17-95 in NCAA, vs. Seton Hall (3-10-99) (NIT) and vs. Butler
(3-15-99) (NIT)
26, vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 in Albany, NY (NCAA)
48 vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 in Albany, NY (NCAA) 44, vs. Villanova in
Scope, 3-9-77 (NIT) and vs. Seton Hall in ODU Fieldhouse, 3-10-99
(NIT)
22, vs. Wagner in Scope, 3-7-79 (NIT)
9, vs Butler, 3-15-99 (NIT)
13, vs. UCLA in Tempe, AZ, 3-7-80, (NCAA) and vs. VCU 3-18-93
(NIT) and vs. Villanova (3-17-95) NCAA
3 vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 in Albany, NY (NCAA) 2 vs. Clemson,
3-12-79 in Clemson, SC (NIT) 1 vs. Villanova, 3-9-77,
in Norfolk,VA (NIT)
Post-Season Results
Conference
Championship Game Boxes
Mason Dixon Conference
Championship Game (Div. II)
March 1, 1969, Ashland, Virginia
Old Dominion 99, Univ. of Baltimore 90
ODU 99–Lozon 10, 1-2, 3 21; Hayes 1, 3-5, 4, 5;
Cox 2 0-2, 3, 4; St.Clair 11, 5-5, 3, 27; Speakes, 4,
3-3, 1, 11; Drews 4, 3-5, 2, 11; Noble 3, 0-1, 2, 6;
Hopkins 7, 0-0, 4, 14; Totals: 42-87 (.480), 15-23
(.65.0), 22, 99;
UB 90–Bucci 1, 0-0, 1, 2; Olkowski 9, 5-5, 0, 23;
Trusdell 4, 0-2, 5, 8; Vogtman 7, 6-11, 2, 20; Wilson 12, 5-7, 4, 29; Varanko 2, 4-4, 0, 8; Totals: 35,
20-31 (.645), 16, 90. Fouled Out: UB -Trusdale;
Scores by Halves: ODU 54-45-99; UB 35-55-90:
Officials: Cribbens, Hikel.
ECAC South Final
March 2, 1977, McDonough Gym
Old Dominion 80, Georgetown 58
Old Dominion 80–Furhmann 4-8, 2-2, 5, 1, 10;
Valentine 17-29, 2-4, 7, 3, 36; Washington 7-12, 46, 14, 4, 18; Caruthers 2-5, 0-1, 5, 3 4; Douglas 1-2,
1-2, 2, 1, 3; Wright 2-6, 0-0, 0, 0, 4; Conrad 1-2, 22; 0, 2, 4; Neyland 0-0, 1-2, 1, 2, 1; Ray 0-0, 0-0, 0,
2, 0; Pickett 0-0, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Haithcock 0-0, 0-0, 0,
0, 0; Totals: 34-66 (.515), 12-19 (.632), 38, 20, 80.
Georgetown 58–Dutch 1-9, 3-4, 6, 3, 5; Long 410, 0-0, 15, 1, 8; Scates 2-13, 2-4, 8, 3, 6; Duran 2-7,
2-4, 2, 1, 6; Jackson 9-20, 2-3, 6, 4, 20; Riley 0-1, 13, 2, 2, 1; Wilson 1-3, 0-1, 2, 1, 2; Martin 0-2, 0-0, 1,
0, 0; Shelton 3-8, 1-2, 3, 3, 7; Estherick 1-5, 0-0, 1,
0, 2; Frazier 0-1, 1-2, 1, 0, 1; Totals: 23-76 (.312);
12-22 (.545), 47, 19, 58
ECAC North-South Final
Syracuse 67, Old Dominion 64
Syracuse 67–Williams 2-8, 0-0, 1, 1, 4; Shackleford 5-16, 0-1, 9, 2, 10; Byrnes 1-7, 3-7, 7, 4, 5;
Kelley 9-14, 0-0, 5, 2, 18; Bouie 3-12, 2-2, 11, 2, 8;
Orr, 7-10, 0-0, 11, 3, 14; Kindel, 4-7, 0-0, 3, 1, 8;
Totals: 31-74 (.419), 5-10 (.500), 55, 15, 67.
Old Dominion 64–Washington 6-17, 3-6, 15, 3, 15;
Valentine 9-20, 2-2, 9, 2, 20; Fuhrmann 5-12, 1-2,
8, 4, 11; Douglas 1-3, 0-0, 4, 2, 2; Caruthers 3-8, 00, 1, 3, 6; Wright 2-9, 0-0, 2, 1, 4; Conrad 2-5, 2-2,
2, 1, 6; Neyland 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Ray 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0,
0; Haithcock 0-1, 0-0, 0, 1, 0 ; Totals: 28-76 (.368),
8-12 (.667), 45, 17, 64. Fouled Out: None; Score
by Halves: SU 35-32-67; ODU 39-25-64. Att.:
10,258; Officials: Grossman, Slomkowski, Stoudt
ECAC South Championship Game
March 1, 1980, Hampton Coliseum
Old Dominion 62, Navy 51 (overtime)
Navy 51–Simons 2-7, 5-6, 10, 4, 9; Davidson 1-7,
2-2, 6, 3, 4; Geshay 4-17, 3-4, 14, 2, 11; Brooks 3-9,
2-2, 6, 5, 8; Green 3-10, 5-6, 6, 3, 11; Grooms 3-6,
0-1, 1, 4, 6; Burlingame 0-2, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Whitesides
1-3, 0-1, 1, 0, 2. Totals: 17-61 (.279), 17-22 (.773),
46, 21, 51.
Old Dominion 62–Valentine 5-19, 4-6, 10, 1, 14;
McAdoo 4-9, 2-2, 10, 2, 10; West 4-6, 1-2, 7, 3, 9;
Robinson 3-10, 0-1, 4, 2, 6; Mann 3-5, 5-7, 3, 4, 11;
Branch 1-2, 0-0, 0, 3, 2; Kragtwijk 2-3, 0-0, 1, 1, 4;
Vaughan 2-4, 0-0, 2, 2, 4; Haithcock 1-2, 0-0, 1, 0,
2. Totals: 25-60 (.417), 12-18 (.667), 43, 18, 62.
Fouled Out: Brooks (Navy); Score By Halves:
Navy 30-19-2-51; ODU 31-18-13-62. Att.: 3,311;
Officials: Lembo, Curlotto, Butokowski.
ECAC South Championship Game
Old Dominion 58, James Madison 57
Old Dominion 58–Southerland 2-4, 0-0, 0, 0, 4;
McAdoo 3-9, 1-3, 5, 1, 7; West 4-9, 2-4, 8, 3, 10;
Smith 5-11, 0-0, 0, 4, 10; Mann 6-10, 7-9, 4, 0, 19;
Robinson 3-8, 2-3, 4, 3, 8; Davis 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0;
Lambert 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Totals: 23-51 (.450), 12-
19 (.631), 23, 11, 58.
James Madison 57–Jackson 1-2, 0-1, 5, 4, 2;
Townes 8-12, 0-0, 4, 3, 16; Ruland 6-9, 2-4, 5, 2,
14; Fisher 6-8, 3-3, 3, 1, 15; Dupont 4-6, 0-0, 7, 5,
8; Steele 1-1, 0-0, 0, 2, 2; Bradley 0-1, 0-0, 0, 2, 0;
Boler 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Totals: 26-39 (.667), 5-8 (.620),
26, 19, 57. Fouled Out-DuPont (JMU). Score by
Halves: ODU 28-30-58; JMU 24-33-57. Att.: 7,500;
Officials: Bonder, Hess, MacArthur.
2, 6, 5, 12; Chambers 5-9, 2-2, 6, 5, 12; Bostic 1-6,
3-4, 10, 4, 5; Carter 2-2, 1-3, 4, 3, 5; Ritter 0-0, 0-0,
0, 0, 0; Totals: 25-57 (.439), 18-27 (.667), 36, 21,
73. Three Point Goals: ODU (5-13/.385), Anderson (1-2), Grant (1-2), Jackson (2-6), Sessoms (13); JMU (5-13/.385), Edwards (4-8), Culuko (15). Fouled Out: Davis and Chambers (JMU).
Scores by Halves: ODU 41-37-78; JMU 31-42-73.
Att.: 8,431; Officials: Scagliotta, Gray, Bonder.
Sun Belt Conference
Championship Game
March 4, 1984, Birmingham, Alabama
Alabama-Bir. 62, Old Dominion 60
UAB 62–Singleton 4-13, 0-0, 3, 2, 8; Mincy 5-11,
1-2, 7, 3, 11; Gordon 2-5, 5-7, 9, 4, 9; Mitchell, 3-8,
4-4, 2, 1, 10; Foster 4-10, 1-3, 5, 1, 9; M.R. Johnson
5-7, 2-3, 8, 2, 12; A. Johnson 1-1, 1-2, 2, 1, 3. Totals
: 24-55 (.436), 14-21 (.667), 38, 14, 62.
Old Dominion 60–Davis 6-12, 0-0, 4, 4, 12;
Gattison 6-12, 1-3, 5, 3, 13; Hanley 3-7, 1-1, 12, 2,
7; Smith 6-14, 2-3, 4, 2, 14; Thomas 4-10, 3-3, 3, 5,
11; Wade 1-3, 1-3, 6, 3, 3; Lambert 0-0, 0-1, 0, 0, 0;
Facka 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0.Totals: 26-58 (.448), 8-14
(.571), 35, 19, 60. Fouled Out-Thomas (ODU);
Scores by halves: UAB 29-33-62; ODU 23-37-60.
Att.: 9,240; Officials: Ferguson, Kelley, Wooldridge.
Championship
March 7, 1994, Richmond, Virginia Coliseum
James Madison 77, Old Dominion 76
JMU 77–Rowe 4-9, 0-0, 3, 4, 8; Venson 0-2, 0-0, 1,
1, 0; 7-14, 4-5, 6, 4, 18; Culuko 2-7, 2-2, 3, 2, 8;
Lenoard 3-8, 1-3, 7, 1, 8; Robinson 6-9, 2-6, 3, 1,
14; McLinton 7-9, 5-6, 3, 0, 21; Lott 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0,
0. Totals: 29-58 (.500) 14-22 (.636), 30, 13, 77.
Three-Point Shots: 5-11 (.455), Rowe (0-1),
Culuko (2-7), Leonard (1-1), McLinton (2-2).
ODU 76–Sessoms 2-5, 0-0, 3, 2, 4; Hodge 9-19,
3-4, 7, 3, 26; Swann 4-13, 3-4, 8, 1, 11; Larkin 1-7,
0-0, 7, 2, 3; Harvey 0-4, 0-0, 2, 2, 0; Sherod 0-0, 00, 0, .0, 0; Robinson 0-0, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Mullen 2-2,
0-0, 2, 3, 4; D.Parker 0-1, 0-0, 1, 2, 0. Totals: 30-69
(.435), 10-14 (.714), 42, 18, 76. Three-Point Shots:
6-16 (.375), Sessoms (0-2), Jones (5-9), Swann (01), Larkin (1-4). Fouled Out: None; Scores by
Halves: JMU 32-45-77; ODU 44-32-76. Att.: 9,075.
Sun Belt Conference
Championship Game
March 3, 1985, Hampton, Virginia
VCU 87, Old Dominion 82
ODU 82–Davis 10-16, 3-3, 5, 3, 23; Gattison 1014, 1-2, 4, 3, 21; Hanley 8-15, 1-2, 10, 3, 17; F. Smith
1-3, 0-0, 0, 4, 2; Thomas 4-4, 2-2, 1, 5, 10; C. Smith
3-5, 0-0, 0, 3, 6; Charles 1-2, 0-0, 3, 2, 2; Wade 0-0,
1-2, 0, 0, 1. Totals: 37-59 (.627), 8-11 (.727), 23, 23,
82.
VCU 87–Brown 8-10, 3-4, 3, 2, 19; Wake 3-4, 6-6,
5, 2, 12; Schlegel 7-14, 3-4, 7, 4, 17; Duncan 6-13,
6-6, 8, 3, 18; Lamb 6-10, 9-9, 1, 1, 21; Dickerson 00, 0-0, 0, 2, 0; Robinson 0-0, 0-0, 0, 2, 0. Totals: 3051 (.588), 27-29 (.931), 25, 16, 87. Fouled Out:
Thomas (ODU); Scores by Halves: ODU 38-4482; VCU 43-44-87. Att.: 9,804; Officials:
Wooldridge, Haymore, Kelly.
Sun Belt Conference
Championship Game
March 4, 1991, Mobile, Alabama
South Alabama 86, Old Dominion 81
ODU 81–Smith 0-0, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Anderson 2-5, 12, 6, 4, 5; Grant 5-9, 0-0, 1, 3, 10; Leake 1-2, 0-0, 0,
2, 3; Jackson 7-13, 3-4, 6, 4, 20; Robinson 3-5, 3-4,
5, 2, 9; Gatling 4-8, 2-7, 4, 4, 10; Leonard 10-15, 13, 6, 3, 22; Cox 1-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 2. Totals: 33-58, (.569)
10-20 (.500), 33, 24, 81.
USA 86–Alvin 0-0, 5-6, 1, 0, 5; James 6-9, 0-0, 5, 3,
14; Yeilding 3-4, 0-1, 2, 0, 9, 9; Turner 4-9, 4-=4, 1,
0, 0, 14; McDaniels 4-12, 3-4, 1, 1, 12; Washington
0-0, 1-2, 1, 1, 1; Hines 1-3, 2-2, 3, 2, 4; Eackles 2-4,
0-0, 1, 2, 4; Mitchell 1-3, 0-2, 3, 4, 2; Portillio 1-3,
0-0, 2, 1, 2; Adams 3-5, 0-0, 4, 1, 6; Curtis 6-10, 12, 5, 1, 13. Totals: 31-62 (.500); 16-23 (.696), 32, 16,
86. Three-Point Goals: ODU (5-10/.500), Anderson (0-2), Leake (1-2), Jackson (3-5), Leonard (11). USA (8-20/.400), James (2-5), Yeilding (3-4),
Turner( 2-7), McDaniels (1-4). Fouled Out: None;
Scores by Halves: ODU 40-41-81; USA 34-52-86.
Att.: 12,200; Officials: Chauvin, Moreau,
Rutledge.
Colonial Athletic Association Championship
Game
March 9, 1992, Richmond, Virginia
ODU 78–Larkin 0-1, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Harvey 1-2, 1-2,
3, 2, 3; Smith 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Anderson 2-6, 6-6, 3,
4, 11; Grant 2-3, 3-4, 3, 4, 8; Jackson 6-15, 5-8, 7, 2,
19; Robinson 2-3, 1-3, 1, 4, 5; Leonard 8-17, 2-5,
10, 2, 18; Sessoms 5-10, 3-3, 8, 2, 14; Totals: 26-57
(.456), 21-31 (.677), 39, 21, 78.
JMU 73–Edwards 9-20, 4-4, 2, 0, 26; Venson 1-2,
2-5, 2, 2, 4; Culuko 2-11, 4-7, 4, 2, 9; Davis, 5-7, 2-
67
Championship
March 6, 1995, Richmond, Virginia Coliseum
JMU 75–Rowe 8-18, 4-4, 3, 5, 20; Lott 2-3, 0-0, 3,
2, 4; Coleman 0-2, 0-0, 1, 3, 0; McLinton 8-13, 55, 3, 4, 24; Culuko 3-6, 2-2, 7, 3, 10; Robinson 35, 2-3, 6, 2, 8; Pelham 0-0, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Culicerto 13, 0-0, 1, 2, 2; Boozer 3-5, 1-2, 7, 2, 7. Totals: 28-55
(.509), 14-16 (.875) 31, 24, 75. Three-Point: (5-14)
.357, Rowe (0-3), McLinton (3-5), Culuko (2-4),
Culicerto (0-2)
ODU 80–Sessoms 5-14, 12-14, 7, 4, 25; Mullen 79, 3-6, 7, 5, 17; Harvey 3-4, 0-0, 10, 2, 6; Jones 514, 2-3, 4, 1, 15; Dunlap 1-5, 5-6, 4, 1, 7; Sherod
2-4, 0-0, 1, 2, 6; Samuels 1-6, 2-2, 0, 1, 4; D.Parker
0-1, 0-0, 0, 2, 0. Totals: 24-57 (.421), 24-30 (.800),
34, 17, 80. Three Point: (8-22).365); Sessoms (36), Jones (3-7), Dunlap (0-3), Sherod (2-3),
Samuels (0-3). Fouled Out: JMU-Rowe, ODUMullen. Scores by Halves: ODU 38-42-80, JMU
31-44-75. Att.: 8,995; Officials: Paparo, Rose,
Edsall.
Championship
March 3, 1997, Richmond, Va. - Coliseum
Old Dominion 62, JMU 58(ot)
JMU(58)Howard 6-10 4-6 18;Lott 4-10 0-2
8;Boozer 3-8 2-5 8;Felton 0-1 0-0 ;
Atkinson 5-19 0-1 12;Perry 0-0 0-0 0;
Milsa 2-2 0-0 6;Culicerto 2-4 2-4 6;Boyd
0-0 0-0 0;Strickland 0-2 0-0 0;Totals:2256(.393) 8-18 (.444) Rebs: 33;ODU(62)
Poag 1-6 1-2 3;Hodge 8-17 0-2 16;
Bowdler 0-0 0-0 0; Byers 3-8 6-6 14,
Dunlap 4-11 2-2 12; Sherod 2-9 5-7 9,
Bassette 2-5 2-2 6;Youngblood 1-3 0-0 2;
Totals:21-59(.356)16-21 (.762)
Rebs:47;Three-Point Goals: JMU 6-14
(Howard 2-4, Felton 0-1,Atkinson 2-7,
Milisa 2-2), ODU 4-20(Poag 0-4,Dunlap
2-6, Byers 2-6, Sherod 0-4);Rebound
Leaders:JMU-Lott(10), ODU-Hodge (18);
Assists/Leaders: JMU(11)-Howard(4);
ODU(9)-Dunlap(3);Halftime Score:23-23
tie;Attn:6585; Officials:Rose,Edsall,Rote.
Championship
February 28, 1999, Richmond, Va. - Coliseum
Old Dominion 58, GMU 63
ODU (58) Bowdler 4-7, 3-6, 16, 2, 11, 38; Poag
2-6, 0-1, 5, 2, 6, 22; Bassette 4-6, 3-3, 7, 1, 11, 21;
Byers 1-5, 0-0, 2, 1, 3, 14; Williams 4-13, 4-6, 1,
4, 15, 27; McCullum 2-4, 2-2, 4, 3, 6, 24; Bryant
0-3, 0-0, 3, 4, 0, 12; Greene 0-4, 3-4, 2, 3, 3, 28;
Neal 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1; Brown 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1;
Jones 1-3, 1-2, 1, 0, 3, 12. Totals 18-51 (.353), 1624 (.667), Rebs: 42. Three-pointers: 6-21 (.231)
Poag (2-6), Byers (1-5), Williams (3-6),
McCullum (0-1), Bryant (0-1), Jones (0-2).
GMU (63) Holdan 4-8, 2-2, 7, 2, 11, 29; Herring
1-8, 0-0, 3, 3, 3, 25; Evans 7-10, 1-2, 7, 3, 15, 33;
Miskiri 3-17, 8-13, 4, 2, 15, 36; Dorsett 2-5, 2-4,
3, 3, 7, 26; Mirich 0-1, 1-2, 3, 2, 1, 12; Price 1-3,
2-2, 3, 1, 4, 13; Carey 1-2, 0-0, 0, 2, 2, 6;
Anderson 1-2, 0-0, 2, 2, 3, 4; Nixon 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0,
0, 7; Abraham 1-3, 0-0, 3, 2, 2, 9. Totals 21-60,
16-25, Rebs: 37. Three-pointers: 5-15 (.333)
Holdan (1-2), Herring (1-2), Miskiri (1-5),
Dorsett (1-4), Carey (0-1), Anderson (1-1).
Assist leaders: ODU-Williams(3); GMUPrice(4). Score by halves: ODU 24-34-58; GMU
26-37-63; Att: 7097; Officials: Rose, Edsall,
Jones.
Mike Jones was a member of the 1994
& 1995 CAA All-Tournament squads.
Mark West ’83 was the ECAC South
Tournament MVP in 1980 and 1982.
All-American Monarchs
T
wenty-three Old Dominion players
have received All-American recognition
since 1958. Five of those players–
Wilson Washington, Joel Copeland,
Dave Twardzik, Leo Anthony and
Mark West have had their jerseys
retired by the University. Since becoming Division I
in 1976-77, eight Monarchs have earned All-American
recognition. Four student athletes have earned
Academic All-American honors.
The Big Blue All-Americans follow:
ODELL HODGE (’97)
• Associated Press, Basketball Weekly, and NABC
Division I Honorable Mention, 1996-97
Hodge
PETEY SESSONS (’95)
•Basketball Weekly and NABC Division I Honorable
Mention, 1994-95
Sessoms
CHRIS GATLING (’91)
• Associated Press Division I Honorable Mention,
1990-91.
• Basketball Weekly Division I Honorable
Mention, 1990-91.
1989-90.
• The Sporting News Division I Honorable
Mention, 1989-90
FRANK SMITH (’88)
Mention, 1987-88.
Gatling
KENNY GATTISON (’86)
in 1984-85 and 1985-86.
• The Sporting News Honorable Mention in 198485 and 1985-86
• United Press International Honorable Mention
in 1985-86.
Gattison
MARK WEST (’83)
• Associated Press Division I Honorable Mention
in 1982-83.
Mention in 1981-82
• Jersey number 45 retired by the University.
RONNIE McADOO (’82)
in 1980-81
• Converse Honorable Mention in 1979-80.
RONNIE VALENTINE (’80)
in 1978-79 and 1979-80
West
WILSON WASHINGTON (’77)
in 1976-77
• Division II first team in 1975-76
• Division II third team in 1974-75
• Jersey retired by the University
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Twardzik
All-American Monarchs
OLIVER PURNELL (’75)
• Converse Division II Honorable Mention,
1974-75.
JOEL COPELAND (’74)
• Division II second team in 1972-73
DAVE TWARDZIK (’72)
• Division II third team in 1970-71
SKIP NOBLE (’71)
• Division II Honorable Mention in 1970-71.
JIM COLE (’70)
• Honorable Mention in 1969-70.
HARRY LOZON (’70)
Anthony
Washington
DICK ST. CLAIR (’70)
BOB PRITCHETT (’68)
RANDY LEDDY (’66)
LEO ANTHONY (’61)
• Third Team in 1958-59
• ODU’s first All-American.
McAdoo
Copeland
AcademicAll-Americans
Moyer
Four Old Dominion student athletes have been honored academically in
addition to athletically as Academic All-Americans by the College Sports
Information Directors Association (CoSIDA). In 2004, Alex Loughton was
selected to the Athletic Directors Assocation Academic All-America list.
ALEX LOUGHTON
■ First Team in 2003-04.
KEVIN LARKIN (’94)
■ Third Team, 1993-94.
Neyland
Larkin
DAVE MOYER (’76)
■ Honorable Mention in 1975-76.
REESE NEYLAND (’78)
■ Third Team in 1975-76.
GRAY EUBANK (’75)
■ First Team in 1973-74 and 1974-75.
Eubank
Loughton
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Freshmen
All-Americans
1976– Ronnie Valentine by
Basketball Weekly2nd Team
1979– Ronnie McAdoo by
Basketball Weekly
1980– Mark West by
Basketball Weekly
Grant Robinson by
Basketball Weekly
1982– Charlie Smith by
Basketball Weekly
1987– Anthony Carver by
Basketball WeeklySecond Team
1990– Chuck Evans by
Basketball WeeklySeventh Team
1993– Odell Hodge by
Basketball WeeklyThird Team
Individual Records
GAMES PLAYED
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
BLOCKED SHOT AVERAGE
Season: 34, by Cal Bowdler, Mark Poag, Reggie Bassette,
Andre McCullum, Michael Williams, Freddie Bryant
and Pierre Greene.
Career: 128, Odell Hodge (1993-97) & E.J. Sherod (1994-97)
Most Consecutive: 123, by Petey Sessoms, 1991-95
Game: 26, by Dave Twardzik vs. Norfolk St. (March l2,
1971, at ODU) NCAA Reg.
Season: 273, by Dave Twardzik, 1970-71
Career: 856, by Leo Anthony, 1957-61.
Season: 5.3, by Wilson Washington, 1975-76.
Career: 4.5, by Wilson Washington, 1975-77.
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
GAMES STARTED
Season: 34, by Cal Bowdler, Mark Poag and Reggie
Bassette
Career: 127, by Odell Hodge (1993-97)
Most Consecutive: 118, by Ronnie McAdoo, 1978-82.
Game (10 Att. Min.): 15-15 (1.000) by Joe Bunn vs. James
Madison (March 2, 1996 at CAA Trn.).
Season: .889 (96-108) by Donald Anderson, 1991-92 (2nd
in CAA/7th in NCAA)
Career: .851 (126-148), by Bobby Haithcock, 1976-80.
MINUTES PLAYED
3-POINT FIELD GOALS
Game: 53, by Petey Sessoms vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 (3 ot) in
Albany, NY.
Season: 1174, by Petey Sessoms, 1994-95
High Season Average: 38.5, by Frank Smith, 1986-87.
Most Consecutive 40-plus minutes: 3, by Ronnie McAdoo,
1978-79 and 1979-80; and Frank Smith, 1985-86 and
1986-87.
Most 40-plus Minute Games: 13, by Frank Smith, 1986-87.
Career: 4,068 (34.5) by Ronnie McAdoo, 1978-82.
Most 40-plus minutes/Career: 30, by Frank Smith, 1985-88.
Game: 9, (9-13) by Anthony Carver vs. George
Washington (Jan. 9, 1989, Scope). Mark Poag (9-9)
vs. VMI 11-25-97, Scope
Season: 94, (94-231) by Anthony Carver, 1989-90
Career: 328 by Mark Poag (1995-99).
Most Consecutive Game scoring at least one 3-pt.: 32, by
Anthony Carver, Feb. 11, 1989 vs. So. Florida to the
end of his career, 1990) 2 seasons.
Most Consecutive games scoring at least one 3-pt (one
season): 28, by Anthony Carver (Nov. 28, 1989 vs.
W&M) to the end of his career, 1990.
Most games scoring at least one 3-pt (not consecutive): 77,
by Carver, 1986-90.
Most Consecutive Treys Made: 10, by Mark Poag vs. HU
(11-22-97) 9 vs. VMI (11-25-97)
Most in One half: 6 (6-8), by Carver vs. VCU, (Richmond,
Jan. 14, 1989) and Mark Poag (6-6 vs. VMI in first
half (11-25-97)
POINTS SCORED
Game: 67, (Div. II) by Bob Pritchett vs. Richmond Prof.
Inst. (Norfolk, VA, Feb.14,1968)
44, (Div. I) by Ronnie Valentine at Tulane (New
Orleans, LA, Dec. 20, 1977) Division I.
Season: 730, by Petey Sessoms, 1994-95.
Career: 2,204 by Ronnie Valentine, 1976-80.
Season Average: 31.0 by Leo Anthony, 1960-61.
Career Average: 26.6 by Leo Anthony, 1957-61.
Opponent (One game): 54 by Charles McKinney of
Norfolk St. (2-23-70) Norfolk Arena
42, by Chris Cheeks, of VCU (Feb. 14,1989 in
Richmond,VA) (Div. I).
3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
Game: 17, by Anthony Carver vs. So. Alabama, (Jan. 26,
1989)
Season: 253, by Mark Poag 1996-97
Career: 826, by Mark Poag, 1995-99
MOST 30 POINT MONARCHS IN ONE GAME
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Two, by Harry Lozon (33) and Bob Pritchett (67) vs.
Richmond Professional Institute, Feb. 14, 1967
(Div. II).
Div. I: 2, by Keith Jackson (33) and Petey Sessoms (31) vs.
James Madison, Feb. 17, 1993 in Scope.
Game: Mark Poag (9-9) vs. VMI (Nov. 11, 1997)
NCAA Record, 1,000 (5-5), by Steve Trax vs. DePaul,
(Dec. 20, 1986 in Chicago, IL) and (5-5), by Keith
Jackson vs. S. Florida (11-30-91) at ODU
Half: 1.00 (5-5) by Mike Jones at UNC Wilmington 1-1794.
Season: .474 (90-1990) by Mark Poag, 1995-99.
Career: .435 (124-285), by Steve Trax, 1984-88
DOUBLE FIGURE GAMES
Season: 33, by Petey Sessoms, 1994-95.
Career: 103, by Anthony Carver, 1987-90.
Consecutive Games: 101, by Ronnie Valentine, 1976-80.
FIELD GOALS MADE
Games: 27, by Bob Pritchett, vs. RPI (Norfolk, VA, Feb. 14,
1968)
Season: 294, by Ronnie Valentine, 1976-77.
Career: 769, by Leo Anthony, 1957-61.
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Game: 45, by Bob Pritchett vs. Richmond Prof. Inst.
(Norfolk, VA, Feb. 14, 1968) .
Season: 568, by Joel Copeland, 1973-74.
Career: 1,870, by Ronnie Valentine, 1976-80.
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game (Max of 10 att:): 11-11, by Harry Lozon vs. RPI
(Norfolk, Feb. 14, 1968) .
Season: .637 (218-342), by Kenny Gattison, 1985-86 (Sun
Belt Record)
Career: .606 (697-1150), by Chris Gatling, 1988-91 (Sun Belt
Record)
FREE THROWS MADE
Game: 24, by Dave Twardzik vs. Norfolk St. (March 12,
1971) NCAA Regional.
Season: 222, by Dave Twardzik, 1970-71.
Career: 643, by Dave Twardzik, 1957-61.
Most Consecutive: 33, by Donald Anderson, (2-22-92 vs.
ECU to 3-8 vs. Richmond)
STEALS
Game: 8, by Oliver Purnell vs. Washington & Lee (Feb. 6,
1975) .
Season: 83, by Frank Smith, 1987-88.
Career: 295, by Frank Smith, 1984-88.
STEAL AVERAGE
Season: 2.8, by Frank Smith, 1987-88.
Career: 2.5, by Frank Smith, 1984-88.
PERSONAL FOULS
Season: 106, by Wilson Washington, 1975-76.
Career: 386, by Mark West, 1979-83.
DISQUALIFICATIONS
Career: 19, Garrick Davis, 1985-89.
FEWEST TURNOVERS (by a regular)
Season: 26, by Terry Douglas, 1975-76
Career: 55, by Terry Douglas, 1975-77.
POINTS BY HALF
First Half: (Div. I) 27, by Ronnie Valentine, at Tulane, (Dec.
20, 1977 in New Orleans, LA) .
(Div. II), 34 by Bob Pritchett, vs. RPI, (Feb. 14, 1968)
in Norfolk.
Second Half: (Div. I) 23, by Chris Gatling vs. AlabamaBirmingham (March 4, 1989 in Charlotte, NC.)–
overtime (17 in regulation, 6 in ot).
29, by Chris Gatling vs. Alabama-Birmingham (Mar.
2, 1991 in Mobile, AL)–overtime (23 in regulation, 6
in ot).
(Div. II) 33 by Bob Pritchett, vs. RPI (Feb.14, 1968) in
Norfolk.
By Opponents: (1st half)–21, by Wally Lancaster of Va.
Tech (Dec. 10, 1988)
(2nd half)–31, by Charles McKinney of Norfolk State
(2-23-70)
* Records begin in 1964-65 when ODU began playing
only four-year schools.
REBOUNDS
Game: 33, by Ron Drews, vs. Richmond Prof. Inst. (Dec. 3,
1966)–Div. II
23, by Mark West, vs. Texas Wesleyan (Dec. 3, 1980)–
Div. I and Clifton Jones vs. UNCW (Feb. 26, 2001)
Season: 443, by Randy Leddy, 1965-66.
Career: 1,153, by Randy Leddy, 1962-66.
Opponent/Game: 31, by Wendell Ladner of Southern
Mississippi, Jan. 28, 1970 in Hattiesburg, MS.
REBOUND AVERAGE
Season: 18.1, by Randy Leddy, 1965-66
Career: 12.5, by Wilson Washington, 1976-77
ASSISTS
Game: 20, by Dave Twardzik, vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb.24,
1972.
Season: 332, by Dave Twardzik, 1970-71.
Career: 883, by Frank Smith, 1984-88. (6th NCAA all-time)
ASSIST AVERAGE
Season: 11.4, by Dave Twardzik, 1971-72.
Career: 10.7, by Dave Twardzik, 1969-72.
BLOCKED SHOTS
Game: 12, by Wilson Washington, vs. W&M (Feb. 5, 1976)
in Williamsburg, VA) and vs. Baptist College (Feb.
20, 1975) at ODU.
Career: 446, by Mark West, 1979-83.
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Frank Smith is Old Dominion’s all-time assist leader
with 883. He is currently 11th all-time in NCAA history.
Team Records
SEASON WON-LOSS RECORDS
Victories: 25 (25-4) in 1976-77; (25-6) in 197475;(25-5) in 1979-80; (25-9) in 1998-99
Fewest Victories: 6, (6-22) in 1986-87.
Most Losses: 22, (6-22) in 1986-87.
Fewest Losses: 4, (25-4) in 1976-77
Games Played: 33, 1994-95 & 1996-97
Best Winning Percentage: .862 (25-4), 1976-77.
Most Consecutive Wins: 22, 1976-77.
Most Consecutive Losses: 10, 1986-87.
Best Home Record (Scope): 13-1, in 1983-84; 144 in 1981-82; 9-0 in 1992-93.
(Field House): 14-0 in 1974-75.
Longest Home Win Streak:
(Scope): 14, Jan. 31, 1983 vs. JMU to Jan.
14, 1984 vs. S. Alabama, lost to Maryland
in next game.
(Field House): 26, Dec. 10, 1975 vs.
Randolph-Macon to Feb. 26, 1977 vs.
Madison /2-26-92 vs. UNCW (Record is
still intact).
Longest Home Win Streak-1 season: (Scope): 8,
Jan. 12, 1979 vs. Navy until, Feb 20, 1980
vs. ECU; and Nov. 29, 1983 vs. Delaware
State to Jan. 14, 1984 vs. So. Alabama.
(Field House): 14, Dec. 4, 1974 vs.
Biscayne to Feb. 26, vs. Philadelphia
Textile.
Most Consecutive Winning Seasons: 11, 1966-67
to 1976-77.
Most Consecutive 20-win Seasons: 3, 1968-69 to
1970-71.
Best Start: 7-0 in 1960-61 (Div. II)
6-0 in 1979-80 (Div. I)
POINTS SCORED
Season Highs: 2,683 in 1974-75
Season Low: 1,697 in 1964-65.
Season High Scoring Avg.: 98.2 in 1967-68.
Season Low Scoring Avg.: 65.7 in 1986-87.
Opponents Season High: 2,462 in 1970-71.
Opponents Season Low: 1,604 in 1964-65.
Opponents Season High Scoring Avg: 87.7 in
1967-68.
Opponents Season Low Scoring Avg: 61.5 in
1985-86.
Game High: 152, (152-110) vs. Richmond Prof.
Inst. (Norfolk, Virginia, Feb. 14, 1968)
Most Points on the Road: 116, at Tulane, Dec.
20, 1977 (New Orleans, LA), Div.I
122 (122-100) at Univ. of Baltimore
(12-8-67)-Div. II.
Game Low: 39 (39-59) vs. UNC Wilmington
(CAA Trn.), Mar. 3, 1996, Richmond, Va.
Opponent Game High: 131, by Marshall
(Huntington, WVA,Feb. 27, 1968) and by
Western Kentucky (Bowling Green, KY,
Nov. 27, 1972).
Opponent Game Lows: 42, (48-42) by William
& Mary (Norfolk, Jan. 20, 1979) and in
Williamsburg, Feb. 12, 1983), 43-42
COMBINED SCORES
Highest Combined Score: 262 (ODU 152, RPI
110) on Feb. 14, 1968. (Div.II)
211(ODU 120, George Mason 91), Jan. 22,
1994 (Div.I).
Lowest Combined Score: 84 (JMU 43, ODU 41)
on Feb. 27, 1982.
POINTS IN A HALF
Most Points in a half: (1st) 86 vs. RPI (Norfolk,
Feb. 14, 1968).
(2nd) 75 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s (Norfolk, Feb.
24, 1972)
Most Opponent Points in a half: (1st) 63, by
UNLV (Las Vegas, Dec. 20, 1975).
(2nd) 65, by North Carolina (Dec.1, 1992)
Chapel Hill.
Fewest Points in a half: (1st)12, vs. Arizona
State (1-7-95) Tempe, Ariz., & vs. UNC
Wilmington (3-3-96), CAA Trn.,
Richmond, Va.
(2nd) 19, vs. William & Mary
(Williamsburg, Feb. 12, 1983).
Fewest Opponent Points in a half: (1st) 11, by
VMI (Norfolk, Dec. 7, 1982)
(2nd) 14, by Hampton (Norfolk, Dec. 7,
1996).
MARGIN OF VICTORIES
Largest Margin of Victory: 67 (128-61) vs.
Lynchburg, (Feb. 13, 1961 Scope).
Largest Margin of Defeat: 46, (111-65) by
Atlantic Christian, 1956-57.
41, (94-53) at Western Kentucky, (Feb. 3,
1987, Bowling Green, KY.).
Most Players to average in Double Figures: 5,
in 1966-67; 1969-70; 1971-72; 1974-75 and
1987-88.
Opponent Season Low: .354 (45-127) in 1982-83.
Opponent Game High: 1.000 (6-6), by JMU,
Dec. 30, 1989 in Scope.
(10 or more): .818(9-11) by JMU, Feb. 4,
1995 in Harrisonburg.
FIELD GOALS MADE
FREE THROWS MADE
Season: 1,140 in 1974-75
Game: 58, vs. Richmond Prof. Inst. (Norfolk,
Feb. 14, 1968).
Opponents Season: 1,013 in 1974-75.
Opponent Game: 55, by Marshall (Feb. 27,
1968).
Fewest Made in a Game: 12, (12-39) vs. South
Florida (Jan. 23, 1986, Scope).
Opp. Fewest Made in a Game: 14, by Navy
(Norfolk, Jan. 12, 1980), by JMU
(Jan. 3, 1986 in Harrisonburg, VA).
Fewest Made in a Season: 700, in 1986-87.
Opponents Fewest Made in a Season: 741 in
1980-81.
Season: 674 in 1970-71
Game: 39 (39-58) vs. St. Francis (PA), Jan. 6,
1971.
Season Fewest: 3333 in 1986-87.
Game-Fewest: 3 (3-8) vs. JMU (Jan. 28, 1974, (33) vs.Randolph-Macon (Feb. 7, 1974 and
(3-8) vs. Maryland, (Feb. 2, 1983.)
Opponent Fewest-Season: 217 in 1973-74.
Opponent Season High: 534 in 1970-71.
Opponent Game High: 36 (36-47) by
Mississippi State (Jan. 1, 1997) in San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Opponent Game Low: 0-0, by St. Francis (Pa.),
Feb. 13, 1973; by Xavier of Ohio, Jan. 15,
1973; by VMI (0-3) on Feb. 17, 1973 and
by Texas Wesleylan Dec. 2, 1980.
Consecutive Free-Throws (1 game): 22, vs.
UNC Wilmington 1-29-93.
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Season: 2,363 in 1974-75
Game: 102, vs. Georgia Southern (Norfolk, Dec.
18, 1971)
Opponents Season: 2,385) in 1974-75.
Opponent Game: 103, by UNLV (Dec. 20, 1975
in Las Vegas, N.)
Fewest in a season: 1534 in 1986-87.
Fewest in a Game: 38, (24-38) vs. Western KY
(Feb. 26, 1987, Bowling Green, KY)
Fewest by an Opponent in one season: 1529 in
1986-87.
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Season High: .509 (803-1578) in 1985-86.
Season Low: .4332 (894-2076) in 1966-67.
Game High: .667 (36-54) vs. So. Florida (Scope,
Feb. 15, 1990)
Game Low: .262 (11-42) vs. UNC Wilmington
(3-3-96), CAA Trn., Richmond, Va.
Opponent Game High: .754 (43-57) by North
Carolina (Chapel Hill, Dec. 1, 1992)
Opponent Game Low: .259 (15-58) by
American (1-29-96), Norfolk, Va.
Best Shooting in 1st half: .714 (20-28) at. Florida
A&M (Jan. 2, 93)
Best Shooting in 2nd half: .842 (16-19) at South
Alabama, Jan. 14, 1988.
Opponents Best shooting: .857 (22-28) in
second half by UNC, Dec. 1, 1992
Opponents Best shooting in First Half: .696
(16-23) by N.C. State, Dec. 2, 2000
3-POINT FG MADE
Season High: 181, in 1989-90.
Season Low: 25, in 1982-83 (used only in
conference games).
Game High: 17, (17-24), vs. James Madison,
Feb. 17, 1993 in Scope.
Most in One Half by ODU: 9, (9-11) vs. UAB,
Jan. 4, 1989 in Scope. and
(9-10) at UNC Wilmington (1-17-94), in
first half.
(2nd half): 11-12 vs. JMU, Feb. 17, 1993.
Opponent Season High: 148, 1989-90.
Opponent Season Low: 45, 1982-83 (used only
in conference games).
Opponent Game High: 14 (14-38) by So.
Mississippi, March, 1, 1993., and
Mississippi State (14-27), Dec. 19, 1996
3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED
Game high: 34 vs. George Mason (2-19-94).
Season High: 458 in 1989-90.
Season Low: 72, in 1982-83 (Conference games
only)
Opponent Season High: 370, 1989-90
Opponent Season Low: 127 in 1982-83
(Conference games only)
Opponent Game High: 34, by So. Mississippi,
March 1, 1993.
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
Season: 928 in 1970-71.
Game: 58 (39-58) vs. St. Francis (PA), Jan. 6,
1971
Season Low: 477 in 1986-87
Game Low: 3, (3-3) vs. Randolph-Macon (Feb.
7, 1974).
Opponent Season High: 792 in 1970-71.
Opponent Game Low: 0-0, by St. Francis (Pa.),
Feb. 13, 1973; Xavier of Ohio, Jan. 15,
1973; and by Texas Wesleyan (Dec. 2,
1980), by UNC Wilmington (0-1), Dec. 7,
1988 in Wilmington, NC)
Opponent Game High: 47 (36-47) by
Mississippi State (Jan. 1, 1997) in San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Opponent Season Low: 477, in 1986-87.
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
Season: .754 (465-617) in 1987-88.
Game: .952 (20-21) vs. Towson State, Dec. 10,
1966.
1.000 (12-12) vs. Jacksonville in Scope,
Jan. 22, 1990).
Season Low: .631 in 1962-63.
Game Low: .375(3-8) vs. Maryland, Feb. 2,
1983.
Opponent Season High: .744 (383-515) in 197576.
Opponent Game High: .970 (32-33) by Toledo
(12-9-95), Toledo, Ohio.
REBOUNDS
Season High: 1550 in 1970-71
Season Low: 886 in 1987-88.
Game High: 71, vs. Roanoke, Feb. 21, 1976 in
Norfolk.
Game Low: 16, vs. Richmond, Feb. 2, 1988 in
Richmond
Season High Avg.: 51.7 in 1970-71.
Season Low Avg.: 29.5 in 1987-88.
Opponent Season High: 1454 in 1970-71
Opponent Season Low: 916 in 1986-87.
Opponent Game High: 65, by Dayton, Nov. 30,
1974 in Dayton, Ohio.
Opponent Game Low: 14, by JMU (Jan. 14,
1986) at JMU.
ASSISTS
Season High: 614, 1974-75.
Season Low: 303, in 1977-78.
Game High: 39, vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb.3,1968.
Game Low: 4, vs. Georgia State, Jan. 31, 1980 in
Atlanta.
Opponents Game High: 31, by UNC Dec. 1,
1992 in Chapel Hill, NC.
TURNOVERS
3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE
Season High: .412 (184-447) in 1992-93.
Season Low: .319 (158-496) in 2002-03.
Game High (Min. 5 att):
.900 (9-10) vs. VMI (11-15-98)
(10 or more) .708 (17-24) vs. JMU (2-17-93)
One Half: .917 (11-12) vs. JMU, Feb. 17, 1993
(2nd half)
Opponent Season High: .3978 (118-297) in 198788.
71
Game High: 30, vs. Kentucky, Worcester, MA.NCAA (March 20, 1992)
Game Low: 3, vs. Georgia State (Jan. 31, 1980 in
Atlanta).
Opponent Game High: 29, by FAMU,
11-29-93 (fieldhouse)
STEALS
Game High: 21, vs. Southeastern, Feb. 13, 1979
in Scope.
Opponent Game High: 18, by UNLV, Dec. 27,
1986 in Las Vegas, NV at by North
Carolina, Dec. 1, 1992 in Chapel Hill.
BLOCKED SHOTS
Season High: 233 in 1996-97 (ties CAA rec.)
Season Low: 56, in 1986-87.
Game High: 16 vs. AU 1-16-99
Opponent Game High: 12, by Virginia,
11-16-94 in Charlottesville, VA
PERSONAL FOULS
Season High: 671 in 1978-79
Game High: 32 vs. Duquesne, Dec. 5, 1987 in
Pittsburgh, PA.
Game Low: 6, vs. VCU in Dec. 30, 1980 and vs
Jacksonville, Jan. 25, 1986 in Scope.
Opponent Game High: 39, by Delaware State,
Nov. 29, 1983 in Scope.
Opponent Game Lows: 6, by Washington &
Lee, Feb. 9, 1965, Lexington, Va.
DISQUALIFICATIONS
Season High: 25, 1978-79.
Season Lows: 2, 1973-74
Game High: 4, vs. Mississippi State, Jan. 1,
1997, in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Opponent Game High: 5, by William & Mary,
Feb. 20, 1985 in Scope.
OVERTIME GAMES
Most in One game: 3, vs. Hampden-Sydney,
1965-66. and vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 in
Albany, NY (NCAA).
Season: 5, in 1978-79
On the Road: 3, in 1989-90 and 1978-79.
Most Points in one period: 25, vs. W&M, 2-1-92
(ties NCAA record)
Most Points by two teams in one period: 40
(ODU 25, W&M 15) 2-1-92 (NCAA
Record)
GREATEST ODU COMEBACKS
Down 20, 63-43 with 11:00 left (Jan. 7, 2004,
Fairfax, VA.) ODU rallied to outscore
George Mason 31-8 for a 74-71 win.
Down 20, at Randolph-Macon, Feb. 17, 1975 in
Ashland, VA (61-41 RMC with 17:23 left
in game, ODU tied at 72 at end of
regulation. ODU wins in two overtimes,
86-85.
Down 19, vs. UAB, Mar. 2, 1985 in Hampton
(59-40, UAB with 9: 31 left), ODU wins,
68-67 (Sun Belt semi-final).
Down 17, vs. Central Connecticut State, Dec.
29, 1998 in Hilo, HI (53-36, with 15:26
left), ODU wins 77-75.
Down 17, vs. JMU, Dec. 30, 1990 in Scope, (3249, JMU with 18:05 left), ODU wins 8581.
Down 16, at VCU, Dec. 29, 1991 , (47-31, VCU
with 16:39 left), ODU wins 67-66.
Down 16 vs. JMU, Feb. 10, 1996 (53-37, JMU
leads, 17:30 left), tied game at 63 all with
6:00 left, ODU wins 76-72.
Down 13, vs. Syracuse (#3rd), Jan. 19, 1980 in
Scope (63-50 with 5:02 left), wins, 68-67.
Down 13, at East Carolina, Feb. 12, 1994 in
Minges. (54-41 with 14:06 left), wins 7572.
Down 11, vs. Soviet Union, Nov. 19, 1979 in
Scope (60-49 with 9:20 left), ODU ties at
end of regulation, then wins in overtime,
76-74.
Down 9, vs. USF, Jan. 7, 1988 in Tampa, FL, (7566 with 1:41 left), ODU wins 78-77.
Down 7, at DePaul, (#1) Jan. 10, 1981 in
Chicago, Ill.(60-53 with 1:50 left), ODU
wins, 63-62. (DePaul’s first loss at home).
* Records begin in 1964-65 when ODU began
playing only four-year schools.
Vs. Ranked Teams
Old Dominion vs.
Nationally Ranked Teams
2003-04
2001-02
2000-01
1998-99
1996-97
L
L
L
L
L
L
at
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
#9
#13
#12
#5
#3
#11
1994-95
W
vs
#9
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
L
L
L
W
L
L
at
vs.
at
vs
at
vs
#14
#1
#14
#22
#7
#6
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
at
vs
vs
at
at
at
#18
#8
#4
#19
#20
#19
#20
#19
#1
1980-81
1979-80
1978-79
L
W
L
W
W
L
at
at
at
at
#4
#20
#17
#1
#3
#16
1976-77
L
1975-76
L
L
1989-90
1988-89
1985-86
1986-87
1984-85
Petey Sessoms scored 35 points in the Monarchs’ 89-81 triple overtime
victory over Villanova in the first round of the 1995 NCAA Tournament.
at
#15
at
at
#8
#19
North Carolina (90-64)
St. Joseph’s (75-72)
Memphis, 66-91
Stanford, 60-84 (San Juan, PR)
North Carolina, 63-61 in Charlotte, NC
New Mexico, 59-55
NCAA, Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Villanova, 89-81(3 ot)
(NCAA, Albany, NY)
Virginia, 80-83
North Carolina, 79-98
Arizona State, 52-71
Virginia, 76-69
Kentucky, 88-69
(NCAA, Worcester, Mass.)
Alabama, 105-67
Missouri, 88-75
Richmond, 62-59
W. Kentucky, 62-59
Alabama-Birmingham, 66-51
W. Kentucky, 74-61
Duke NCAA
Greensboro, 2nd, 89-61
UNLV, 83-103
Maryland, 87-75
DePaul, 63-62
Syracuse, 68-67
Purdue, 67-59
(NIT Quarter Finals)
Syracuse, 67-64
(ECAC Final)
UNLV, 116,91
Arizona, 88-74
Old Dominion’s Highest National
Rankings in Division I
1995-96 pre-season
#25 Street and Smith’s
1994-95 pre-season
#25 Street and Smith’s
Dec. 13, 1993
(5-0)
(5-0)
#28 USA Today
#29 Associated Press
(42 votes)
(58 votes)
Dec. 6, 1993
(4-0)
(4-0)
#30 USA Today
#39 Associated Press
(34 votes)
(23 votes)
Feb. 12, 1986
(15-5) #25 in Associated Press
Feb. 17, 1986
(16-6) #28 in Sporting News
Feb. 18, 1986
(16-6) #26 in Associated Press
(24 votes)
(17 votes)
1985-86 pre-season
#31 in Sporting News
#33 in Sports Illustrated
1989-90 pre-season
#32 by The Sporting News
SHOT HEARD ROUND THE WORLD
On January 10, 1981, guard Billy Mann tipped DePaul’s inbound pass,
caught his own deflection, turned and layed it in with seven seconds to
play. The number one ranked and unbeaten DePaul Blue Demons were
handed their first loss in The Horizon in 48 games, 63-62.
72
Year-by-Year Leaders
Year-by-Year Assist Leaders
Yrs.
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
Name
Dick St.Clair
Dick St. Clair
Dave Twardzik
Dave Twardzik
Dave Twardzik
Rick Nau
Olaiver Purnell
Joey Caruthers
Joey Caruthers
Joey Caruthers
Richie Wright
Tommy Conrad
Grant Robinson
Grant Robinson
Grant Robinson
Grant Robinson
Charlie Smith
Frank Smith
Frank Smith
Frank Smith
Frank Smith
Donald Grant
Chuck Evans
Donald Anderson
Donald Anderson
Donald Anderson
Kevin Swann
Brion Dunlap
Brion Dunlap
Brion Dunlap
Brion Dunlap
Mike Byers
Pierre Greene
Pierre Greene
Troy Nance
Troy Nance
Troy Nance
Troy Nance
CL
So.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
AST
260
270
274
332
274
201
181
213
182
118
104
123
133
174
134
148
123
157
253
229
244
137
194
134
132
141
153
191
144
187
158
109
71
108
111
122
115
119
Year-by-Year Scoring Leaders
Yrs
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
AVG
10.0
9.0
9.8
11.1
11.4
7.2
6.7
6.9
5.9
4.1
4.5
4.2
4.4
6.2
4.5
5.1
4.8
5.1
8.1#
8.2#
8.1#
4.9
6.9#
4.2
4.4#
4.9#
4.9
5.8
4.8
5.7
5.6#
3.2
2.4
3.49
3.49
4.2
4.4
4.1
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
*not kept prior to 1967-68 season #Conference Champion
35-Point Club
PTS
67
60
48
47
46
45
45
44
44
39
39
38
38
37
37
37
37
37
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
NAME
Bob Pritchett
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Bob Pritchett
Bobby Hoffman
Ricky Michaelson
Alex Loughton
Joel Copeland
Ronnie Valentine
Joel Copeland
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Ronnie Valentine
Odell Hodge
Anthony Carver
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie Valentine
Leo Anthony
Jeff Fuhrmann
Chris Gatling
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Ronnie Valentine
Dave Twardzik
Chris Gatling
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Joel Copeland
Anthony Carver
Petey Sessoms
Petey Sessoms
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
at
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
OPP.
Richmond Prof. Inst.
Lynchburg
Elon
Hampden-Sydney
Roanoke
Kentucky Wesleyan
Charlotte (2 ot)
Rollins (NCAA Regional)
Tulane
Delaware
Bridgewater
William & Mary (Scope)
Southern Mississippi
South Alabama (Scope)
Georgia Southern
Western Carolina
Roanoke
Charleston Baptist
UNC Charlotte
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Randolph-Macon
Georgetown (ECAC So.Finals)
Norfolk State (NCAA Reg.)
Ala.-Birmingham (SBC Trn.)
Hampden-Sydney
Catholic
Pembroke State
Western Kentucky
Virginia Commonwealth
New Hampshire
Villanova (NCAA 1st round)
Name
Randy Leddy
Bob Pritchett
Bob Pritchett
Dick St. Clair
Dave Twardzik
Dave Twardzik
Dave Twardzik
Joel Copeland
Joel Copeland
Jeff Furhmann
Jeff Fuhrmann
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie McAdoo
Mark West
Mark West
Mark Davis
Kenny Gattison
Kenny Gattison
Anthony Carver
Anthony Carver
Chris Gatling
Anthony Carver
Chris Gatling
Ricardo Leonard
Keith Jackson
Petey Sessoms
Odell Hodge
Petey Sessoms
Joe Bunn
Odell Hodge
Mark Poag
Cal Bowdler
Andre McCullum
Andre McCullum
Ricardo Marsh
Ricardo Marsh
Alex Loughton
CL
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
PTS
470
554
634
532
490
608
562
552
682
503
576
650
531
468
555
446
472
418
441
498
539
433
449
604
591
673
613
490
489
601
730+
483
596
429
500
386
386
444
450
482
AVG
19.6
22.2
25.4
17.7
17.5
20.3
23.4
19.7
25.3
16.3
18.6
22.4
24.1
23.4
18.5
15.9
15.7
14.4
14.2
16.1
17.4
15.5
15.0
22.4
21.1#
21.0
20.4#
16.9
16.9
19.4#
22.1
16.1
18.1
15.3
14.7
12.9
12.5
15.3
16.7
16.60
+School record #Conference Champion
DATE
Feb. 14, 1968
Feb. 13, 1961
Dec. 14, 1959
Jan. 9, 1968
Feb. 19, 1962
Jan. 30, 1973
Dec. 6, 2003
Mar. 7, 1974
Dec. 20, 1977
Jan. 5, 1974
Feb. 11, 1961
Jan. 14, 1958
Feb. 21, 1977
Feb. 4, 1993
Feb. 19, 1990
Jan. 7, 1978
Jan. 17, 1977
Jan. 10, 1961
Feb. 14, 1976
Feb. 5, 1991
Feb. 1, 1958
Feb. 21, 1958
Feb. 19, 1959
Mar. 1, 1977
Mar. 12, 1971
Mar. 4, 1989
Dec. 1, 1960
Dec. 5, 1960
Dec. 17, 1960
Jan. 31, 1961
Dec. 1, 1973
Jan. 23, 1989
Dec. 8, 1994
Mar. 17, 1995
Bob Pritchett (‘68) scored a school record 67 points in a game against Richmond
Professional Institute and 47 points in a game against Hampden-Sydney.
73
Year-by-Year Leaders
Year-by-Year Reb. Leaders
YR.
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
NAME
Randy Leddy
Ron Drews
Ron Drews
Billy Hayes
Steve Cox
Steve Cox
Joel Copeland
Joel Copeland
Joel Copeland
Wilson Washington
Wilson Washington
Wilson Washington
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie McAdoo
Ronnie Valentine
Mark West
Mark West
Mark West
Kenny Gattison
Kenny Gattison
Kenny Gattison
Anthony Carver
Anthony Carver
Chris Gatling
Chris Gatling
Chris Gatling
Ricardo Leonard
Odell Hodge
Odell Hodge
Petey Sessoms
Joe Bunn
Odell Hodge
Cal Bowdler
Cal Bowdler
Andre McCullum
Clifton Jones
Ricardo Marsh
Ricardo Marsh
Alex Loughton
CL
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
REBS
433
364
262
218
276
303
273
324
325
264
418
329
219
198
260
262
287
300
314
219
285
241
200
209
244
259
356
175
263
279
276
229
283
245
339
207
278
209
227
252
AVG.
18.1
14.0
10.1
7.0
9.8
10.1
11.4
11.6
12.0
12.6
13.5
11.4
10.0
9.9
8.7
8.7
10.3
10.0
10.8%
7.1
9.2
7.8
7.1
7.0
9.0
10.0
11.1
5.8
9.1
9.0
8.4
7.6
8.6
8.8
10.0
6.9
9.3%
7.2
8.4
8.7
Year-by-Year FG Pct. Leaders
#ODU record
NAME
Jerry Nichols
Ron Drews
Harry Lozon
Ron Drews
Dave Twardzik
Terry Foster
Terry Foster
Ricky Michaelson
Jay Rountree
Wilson Washington
Wilson Washington
Wilson Washington
Tommy Conrad
Ronnie Valentine
Bobby Vaughn
Mark West
Mark West
Mark West
Mark Davis
Kenny Gattison
Kenny Gattison
Garrick Davis
Garrick Davis
Chris Gatling
Chris Gatling
Chris Gatling
Ricardo Leonard
Odell Hodge
Odell Hodge
Mario Mullen
Odell Hodge
Odell Hodge
Skipper Youngblood
Reggie Bassette
Skipper Youngblood
Andre McCullum
Ricardo Marsh
Ricardo Marsh
Valdas Vasylius
(Min. 2 att. per game)
YRS.
NAME
1965-66
Richard Boyce
1966-67
Richard Boyce
1967-68
Dick St. Clair
1968-69
Dick St. Clair
1969-70
Dave Twardzik
1970-71
Dave Twardzik
1971-72
Dave Twardzik
1972-73
Rick Nau
1973-74
Joel Copeland
1974-75
Jeff Fuhrmann
1975-76
Jeff Fuhrmann
1976-77
Jeff Fuhrmann
1977-78
Tommy Conrad
1978-79
Tommy Branch
1979-80
Billy Mann
1980-81
Billy Mann
1981-82
Billy Mann
1982-83
Keith Thomas
1983-84
Keith Thomas
1984-85
Clarence Hanley
1985-86
Keith Thomas
1986-87
Bernard Royster
1987-88
Bernard Royster
1988-89
Donald Grant
1989-90
Anthony Carver
1990-91
Donald Anderson
1991-92
Donald Anderson
1992-93
Petey Sessoms
1993-94
Petey Sessoms
1994-95
Petey Sessoms
1995-96
Joe Bunn
1996-97
Odell Hodge
1997-98
Mark Poag
1998-99
Mark Poag
1999-00
Andre McCullum
2000-01
Pierre Greene
2001-02
Rasheed Wright
2002-03
Rasheed Wright
2003-04
Isaiah Hunter
CL
So.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
FG
64-83
60-71
76-92
78-95
152-207
222-273
174-206
126-149
124-161
59-68
96-111
42-62
83-108
57-68
77-103
87-118
105-136
69-78
128-149
74-91
96-118
89-108
113-135
59-76
51-65
61-74
96-108
130-159
93-113
215-259
167-219
113-158
53-64
53-64
109-139
93-121
101-124
97-124
76-90
AVG.
76.1
84.4
82.6
82.1
73.4
81.3
84.5
84.6
77.0
86.8
86.5
79.0
76.9
83.8
74.8
73.7
77.2
88.5%
85.9%
81.3
81.3
82.4
83.7
77.6
78.5
82.4
88.9
81.8
82.3
83.0
76.3
71.5
82.8
82.8
78.4
.769
.815
.782
.844%
%Conference Champion
YRS.
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
Year-by-Year FT Pct. Leaders
CL
Sr.
So.
So.
Sr.
So.
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Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
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Jr.
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So.
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Jr.
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Jr.
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Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
FG
198-404
122-250
215-354
102-190
169-309
102-200
107-210
165-284
108-216
132-223
245-457
220-372
92-176
193-374
80-155
128-243
197-323
169-297
181-343
192-357
218-342
112-228
143-247
239-388
207-357
251-405
209-431
173-309
249-455
161-301
182-321
241-438
75-152
138-253
139-262
137-292
166-330
167-354
81-160
PCT.
49.0
49.0
60.7
54.1
54.7
51.0
53.2
58.1
50.0
59.2
53.6
59.1
52.3
51.6
51.6
52.7
61.0
56.9
52.8
53.8
63.7%#
53.5
57.9
61.6%
58.0
62.0
48.5
56.0
54.7
53.5
56.7
55.0
49.3
54.5
53.1
.469
.503
.472
.506
Year-by-Year 3Pt. FG% Leaders
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
Steve Trax
Steve Trax
Darin McDonald
Anthony Carver
Keith Jackson
Keith Jackson
Petey Sessoms
Kevin Swann
Mike Jones
Mark Poag
Mike Byers
Mark Poag
Mark Poag
Freddie Bryant
Andre McCullum
Pierrre Greene
John Waller
John Waller
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
48-107
76-178
35-86
94-231
68-182
68-182
69-160
29-66
80-188
76-178
47-125
90-190
80-205
17-39
93-121
20-52
36-92
57-153
.449
.427
.407
.407
.374
.374
.431
.439
.426
.427
.376
.474
.390
.436
.447
.385
.391
.373
Single Game Reb. Leaders
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
11.
74
33 by Ron Drews
29 by Randy Leddy
26 by Randy Leddy
24 by Wilson Washington
23 by Mark West
23 by Clifton Jones
23 by Randy Leddy
22 by Jay Rountree
21 by Ronnie Valentine
20 by Chris Gatling
20 by Chris Gatling
20 by Joel Copeland
20 by Joel Copeland
20 by Steve Cox
20 by Cal Bowdler
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
Towson State
Loyola (Md.)
Roanoke
Texas Wesleyan
UNCW
Washington & Lee
Georgia Southern
Georgia Southern
Brigham Young
St. Francis (Pa.)
South Florida
Virginia Tech
Baptist
Yale
Rollins (NCAA)
William & Mary
Norfolk State
Seton Hall
Dec. 2, 1966
Dec. 7, 1965
Dec. 5, 1965
Feb. 21, 1976
Dec. 3, 1980
Feb. 26, 2001
Dec. 3, 1965
Dec. 18, 1971
Feb. 11, 1978
Dec. 30, 1975
Feb. 25, 1976
Feb. 7, 1990
Dec. 8, 1990
Feb. 20, 1975
Dec. 27, 1973
Mar. 7, 1974
Feb. 5, 1976
Feb. 23, 1970
Mar. 10, 1999
Coaches & Captains
Scott
Chandler
Metheny
Allen
Webb
Young
Purnell
Capel
Taylor
CAPTAINS, COACHES AND RECORDS
YEAR
RECORD
CAPTAINS
1930-31
11-10
Harry Hamburger
1931-32
7-9
Rufus Tonelson
1932-33
8-6
Rufus Tonelson
1933-34
10-4
Junie Mills
1934-35
11-6
C.F.Freddie Edmonds
1935-36
10-6
C.F.Freddie Edmonds
1936-37
8-8
Woody Barnes
1937-38
15-4
Joe Wood
1938-39
8-14
n/a
1939-40
4-16
n/a
1940-41
4-15
n/a
1941-42
0-14
Ed Kilgore
1942-43
12-10
Dave Prosser
1943-44
1-7
Bobby Worrell
1944-45
6-6
n/a
1945-46
9-8
n/a
1946-47
14-8
Charlie Kiley, Ted Bacalis
1947-48
21-8
Ted Bacalis
1948-49
11-5
Bill Roughton, John Vitasek
1949-50
9-10
Joe Agee
1950-51
11-10
Sonny Howlett
1951-52
12-13
Ralph Muzzey, Mac McCurry
1951-53
8-12
John Casey, Malvin Howlett
1953-54
12-10
Ralph Halstead, William Tyndall
1954-55
7-15
Paul Burlage, Harry Knickerbocker
1955-56
8-12
Harry Knickerbocker, John Casey
1956-57
11-10
Harry Knockerbocker, Bob Johnson
1957-58
12-9
Bob Johnson, Holt Butt
1958-59
15-8
Holt Butt, Leo Anthony
1959-60
12-6
Leo Anthony, Bobby Hoffman
1960-61
16-4
Leo Anthony, Bobby Hoffman
1961-62
18-3
Bobby Hoffman, Marion Carroll
1962-63
13-13
Marion Carroll, Ray Dougan,
Billy Phelps
1963-64
13-10
John Kendall, Wayne Parks
1964-65
10-13
Freddie Edmonds, Jr.,
1965-66
7-17
Randy Leddy, Freddie Edmonds,Jr.
1966-67
14-12
Button Speakes
1967-68
19-7
Button Speakes, Dick St.Clair
1968-69
21-10
Button Speakes, Dick St. Clair
1969-70
21-7
Dick St. Clair, Harry Lozon
1970-71
21-9
Dave Twardzik, Steve Cox
1971-72
14-10
Dave Twardzik
1972-73
19-9
Jack Baker, Rick Nau
1973-74
20-7
Joel Copeland
1974-75
25-6
Oliver Purnell
1975-76
19-12
Wilson Washington, Jeff Fuhrmann,
Joey Caruthers
1976-77
25-4
Wilson Washington, Jeff Fuhrmann
1977-78
11-15
Reese Neyland, Chris Pickett
1978-79
23-7
Ronnie Valentine,Tommy Conrad
1979-80
25-5
Ronnie Valentine, Bobby Haithcock
1980-81
18-10
Bobby Vaughan
1981-82
18-12
Ronnie McAdoo, Billy Mann
1982-83
19-10
Mark West, Grant Robinson
1983-84
19-12
Charlie Smith
1984-85
19-12
Charlie Smith, Mark Davis
1985-86
23-8
Kenny Gattison, Ronnie Wade
1986-87
6-22
Frank Smith, Garrick Davis
1987-88
18-12
Frank Smith, Garrick Davis
1988-89
15-13
Anthony Carver, Darrin McDonald
and Garrick Davis
1989-90
14-14
Anthony Carver, Darrin McDonald
1990-91
14-18
Cyril Cox
1991-92
15-15#
John Robinson, Barry Smith,
Ricardo Leonard, Al Grant
1992-93
21-8#
Keith Jackson, Donald Anderson
1993-94
21-10 #
Kevin Swann, Kevin Larkin
1994-95
21-12
Petey Sessoms, David Harvey and
Mike Jones
1995-96
18-13
Odell Hodge, Mario Mullen
1996-97
22-11
Odell Hodge, E.J. Sherod
1997-98
12-16
Mike Byers, Brion Dunlap
1998-99
25-9
Cal Bowdler, Mike Byers, Skipper
Youngblood and Mark Poag
1999-00
11-19
Skipper Youngblood & Freddie Bryant
2000-01
13-18
Andre McCullum, Pierre Greene &
Michael Williams
2001-02
13-16
Pierre Greene, Rasheed Wright &
Ricardo Marsh
2002-03
12-15
Rasheed Wright & Ricardo Marsh
2003-04
17-12
John Waller, Troy Nance & Alex Loughton
Totals :
1045-776 in 74 years (.574)
Div. 1 :
471-334 in 28 years (.585)
# Captains not used, just seniors.
75
COACH
Tommy Scott
Tommy Scott
Tommy Scott
Tommy Scott
Tommy Scott
Tommy Scott
Tommy Scott
Tommy Scott
Tommy Scott
Tommy Scott
George Stirnweiss
George Stirnweiss
Scrap Chandler
Scrap Chandler
Scrap Chandler
Scrap Chandler
Julius Rubin
Jack Callahan
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Bud Metheny
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Sonny Allen
Paul Webb
Paul Webb
Paul Webb
Paul Webb
Paul Webb
Paul Webb
Paul Webb
Paul Webb
Paul Webb
Paul Webb
Tom Young
Tom Young
Tom Young
Tom Young
Tom Young
Tom Young
Oliver Purnell
Oliver Purnell
Oliver Purnell
Jeff Capel
Jeff Capel
Jeff Capel
Jeff Capel
Jeff Capel
Jeff Capel
Jeff Capel
Blaine Taylor
Blaine Taylor
Blaine Taylor
O
ld Dominion University has enjoyed
an impressive basketball tradition.
Since fielding its first team in 1930, Old
Dominion has won 1,028 games in 72 years, a
winning percentage of .574.
Founded in 1930 as the Norfolk Division of
the College of William and Mary, the institution
gained independence in 1962 and became Old
Dominion College. In 1969, University status
was granted and the name was changed to Old
Dominion University.
Sonny Allen was named head coach at Old
Dominion in 1965, following athletic director
Bud Metheny’s outstanding career. In ten years,
Allen led the Monarchs to 181 wins, and a
second place national finish at the 1970 NCAA
Division II championships. In 1975 his Monarchs
took the ultimate prize with the National
Championship.
Paul Webb took control in 1975-76 and led
the Monarchs to a fourth place finish at the
NCAA Division II nationals. Webb successfully
guided the Old Dominion program to one of the
nation’s premier Division I basketball programs.
In ten seasons, Webb won 196 victories and took
the Big Blue to nine national post-season
tournaments.
In 1985, the reigns were turned over to Tom
Young and he guided the Monarchs to a 23-8
mark in 1986 and an NCAA bid. The Monarchs
advanced to the second round for the first time
ever. In 1987-88, Old Dominion was 18-12 and
earned a NIT bid. In 1991-92, former captain
Oliver Purnell returned to his alma mater and
led Old Dominion to the CAA title and a trip to
the NCAA. In 1993 and 1994 the Monarchs
advanced to the second round of the NIT. Jeff
Capel took over in 1994-95 and guided the
Monarchs to the second round of the NCAA
after a stunning victory over third seed
Villanova, 89-81 in triple overtime. Capel again
guided Old Dominion to a CAA title and NCAA
Tournament play in 1997.
In April of 2001, Blaine Taylor became the
Monarchs fifth Division I head coach.
The Monarchs have been selected for
post-season play 16 times since moving up to
Division I in 1976-77, seven by the NCAA and
nine by the NIT. Twenty-one players have been
accorded All-American honors since 1958,
including first team selections Wilson
Washington (1975-76), Joel Copeland (1973-74)
and Dave Twardzik (1972-73).
Past Coaches’ Breakdown
Tommy Scott
George Stirnweis
Scrap Chandler
Julius Rubin
Jack Callahan
Bud Metheny
Sonny Allen
Paul Webb
Tom Young
Oliver Purnell
Jeff Capel
Blaine Taylor
TOTAL
(1930-40)
(1940-42)
(1942-46)
(1946-47)
(1947-48)
(1948-65)
(1965-75)
(1975-85)
(1985-91)
(1991-94)
(1994-2001)
(2001- )
Record
92-83
4-29
28-31
14-8
21-8
198-163
181-94
196-99
90-87
57-33
122-98
42-43
1045-776
Yrs.
10
2
4
1
1
17
10
10
6
3
7
3
73
(.574)
All-Time Scorers
11. KEITH JACKSON (1989-93)
1. RONNIE VALENTINE (1976-80)
GP
29
22
20
30
101
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
Totals
FG
294-555
231-465
193-374
245-476
963-1870
PCT
.530
.497
.516
.515
.514
FT
62-89
69-92
82-112
65-90
278-383
PCT
.697
.750
.732
.722
.726
REB-AVG
270-9.3
219-10.0
198-9.9
262-8.7
949-9.4
FT
168-218
176-235
153-200
146-210
643-863
PCT
.771
.749
.765
.695
.745
PTS
506
582
473
620
2181
AVG
24.1
25.3
26.3
31.0
26.6
PTS
650
531
468
555
2204
AVG
22.4
24.1
23.4
18.5
21.8
1989-90
1990-91
1992-93
1992-93
Totals
GP
21
23
18
20
82
FG
169
203
160
237
769
FG
96-240
196-449
114-288
167-378
573-1355
PCT
.400
.437
.396
.442
.423
3PT
23-61
68-182
53-133
72-172
216-548
PCT
.377
.374
.399
.419
.394
FT
35-53
49-68
62-82
84-107
230-310
PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG
.660 112-4.2 250
9.3
.721 157-4.9 509 15.9
.756 108-3.7 343 11.8
.785 111-3.8
490 16.9
.742 488-4.2 1592 13.6
PCT
.000
.308
.407
.368
.380
FT
64-98
93-117
57-83
55-77
269-375
PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG
.653 166-5.9 418 14.9*
.795 124-4.1 405 13.5
.687 125-4.5 360 12.9
.714 104-3.9 381 14.1
.717 519-4.6 1564 13.8
12. DARRIN McDONALD (1987-90)
2. LEO ANTHONY (1957-61)
1957-58
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
Totals
GP
27
32
29
29
117
GP
FG
1985-86
28
177-366
1987-88
30
154-284
1988-89
28
134-278
1989-90
27
142-319
Totals
113 607-1247
*1985-86 played at VMI
PCT
.484
.542
.483
.445
.487
3PT
0-0
4-13
35-86
42-114
81-213
3. ODELL HODGE (1992-97)
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
Totals
GP
29
31
4
31
33
128
FG
173-309
249-455
21-37
182-321
241-438
866-1560
PCT
.560
.547
.568
.567
.550
.555
13. KEITH THOMAS (1982-86)
3PT
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-4
1-1
1-5
PCT
.000
.000
.000
.000
1.000
.200
FT
80-105
103-151
10-12
78-123
113-158
384-549
PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG
.762 263-9.1 426 14.7
.682 279-9.0 601 19.4
.833
29-7.3
52
13.0
.634 232-7.5 442 14.3
.715 283-8.6 596 18.1
.699 1086-8.5 2117 16.5
3PT
22-70
69-160
90-215
89-242
270-687
PCT
.314
.431
.419
.368
.393
FT
81-102
130-159
93-113
215-259
519-633
PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG
.794 160-5.3 271
9.0
.818 170-5.9 489 16.0
.823 173-5.6 495 16.0
.830 276-8.4 730 22.1
.819 779-6.3 1985 16.1
14. MARK POAG (1995-99)
3PT
22-71
25-68
78-192
94-231
219-562
PCT
.310
.368
.406
.407
.389
FT
55-78
70-89
53-72
51-65
229-304
PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG
.705 200-7.1 433 15.5
.787 209-7.0 449 15.0
.736 160-6.7 485 20.2
.785 186-6.6 591 21.1
.753 755-6.9 1958 17.8
15. JEFF FUHRMANN (1973-77)
GP
FG
1982-83
28
100-233
1983-84
31
150-340
1984-85
31
141-283
1985-86
31
170-321
Totals
121
561-1177
*6-20 in three-point shots.
PCT
.429
.441
.498
.529
.477
FT
69-78
128-149
109-137
96-118
402-482
PCT
.885
.859
.795
.813
.834
REB-AVG
55-2.0
102-3.3
102-3.3
108-3.5
367-3.0
PTS
275
428
391
436
1530
AVG
9.8*
13.9
12.7
14.1
12.6
4. PETEY SESSOMS (1991-95)
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
Totals
GP
31
29
31
33
123
FG
84-205
145-334
156-369
213-495
598-1403
PCT
.410
.434
.423
.430
.426
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
Totals
GP
21
31
26
34
106
FG
91-206
121-352
143-297
130-299
485-1154
PCT
.442
.344
.481
.435
.420
3PT
76-178
82-253
90-190
80-205
328-826
PCT
.427
.324
.474
.390
.397
FT
21-24
50-66
53-64
53-64
177-218
PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG
.875 59--2.0
279
9.3
.758 133-4.0 374 11.3
.828 105-3.8 429 15.3
.828 128-3.8 393 11.6
.812 425-3.4 1475 11.8
5. ANTHONY CARVER (1986-90)
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
Totals
GP
28
30
24
28
110
FG
178-390
177-366
177-395
223-491
755-1642
PCT
.456
.484
.448
.454
.459
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
Totals
GP
17
31
31
23
102
FG
24-59
222-416
240-504
124-276
610-1255
PCT
.406
.534
.476
.449
.486
FT
5-10
59-68
96-111
49-62
209-251
PCT
.500
.868
.865
.790
.833
REB-AVG
29-1.7
193-6.2
271-8.7
134-5.8
627-6.1
PTS
53
503
576
297
1429
AVG
3.1
16.1
18.6
12.9
14.0
PCT
.610
.520
.537
.555
FT
87-114
69-98
58-82
214-294
PCT
.760
.700
.707
.727
REB-AVG
165-6.6
205-6.8
143-5.3
513-6.3
PTS
517
507
400
1424
AVG
20.7
16.9
14.9
17.4
PCT
.451
.510
-.480
--
FT
27-55
87-119
153-212
114-193
381-579
PCT
.491
.730
.721
.590
.658
REB-AVG
157-6.5
278-13.2
285-13.6
433-18.1
1153-12.8
PTS
139
361
441
470
1411
AVG
5.8
17.2
21.0
19.6
15.7
FT
65-94
16-24
108-175
191-263
380-556
PCT
.692
.667
.617
.726
.683
REB-AVG
93-2.3
22-2.4
199-6.2
175-5.8
489-5.0
PTS
227
46
513*
613*
1399
AVG
8.1
5.8
16.0
20.4
14.3
FT
24-39
65-107
83-129
172-275
PCT
.615
.607
.643
.625
REB-AVG
264-12.6
418-13.5
329-11.4
1011-12.5
PTS
288
555
523
1366
AVG
13.7
17.9
18.0
16.9
6. CHRIS GATLING (1988-91)
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
Totals
GP
27
26
32
85
FG
239-388
207-357
251-405
697-1150
PCT
.616
.580
.620
.606
FT
126-179
120-179
171-247
417-605
PCT
.704
.670
.692
.689
REB-AVG
244-9.0
259-10.0
356-11.1
859-10.1
PTS
604
534
673
1811
AVG
22.4
20.5
21.0
21.3
FT
93-130
59-80
82-122
96-134
330-466
PCT
.715
.738
.672
.716
.708
REB-AVG
260-8.7
220-7.3
222-7.9
251-8.4
953-8.1
PTS
457
431
446
442
1776
AVG
15.2
14.4
15.9
14.7
15.1
FT
152-207
222-273
174-206
548-686
PCT
.734
.810
.845
.799
REB-AVG
158-5.6
167-5.6
122-5.1
447-5.5
PTS
490
608
562
1660
AVG
17.5
20.3
23.4
20.2
FT
0-2
63-98
62-113
124-161
249-374
PCT
.000
.643
.549
.770
.666
REB-AVG
17-8.5
273-11.4
324-11.6
325-12.0
939-11.6
PTS
28
395
552
682
1657
AVG
14.0
16.5
19.7
25.3
20.5
FT
55-78
89-137
114-187
103-153
361-555
PCT
.705
.650
.609
.673
.650
REBS-AVG
218-7.5
219-7.1
285-9.2
241-7.8
963-7.9
PTS
243
343
498
539
1623
AVG
8.4
11.1
16.1
17.4
13.3
16. HARRY LOZON (1967-70)
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
Totals
GP
25
30
27
82
FG
215-354
219-418
171-318
605-1090
7. RONNIE McADOO (1978-82)
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
Totals
GP
30
30
28
30
118
FG
182-371
186-383
182-379
173-359
723-1492
PCT
.491
.486
.480
.482
.485
17. RANDY LEDDY (1962-66)
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
Totals
GP
24
21
21
24
90
FG
56-124
137-268
144-NA
179-369
516-NA
8. DAVE TWARDZIK (1968-72)
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
Totals
GP
28
30
24
82
FG
169-309
193-406
194-383
556-1098
PCT
.547
.480
.507
.506
9. JOEL COPELAND (1970-74)
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
Totals
GP
2
24
28
27
81
FG
14-25
166-344
245-501
279-568
704-1438
PCT
.560
.482
.489
.491
.489
10. KENNY GATTISON (1982-86)
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
Totals
GP
29
31
31
31
122
FG
94-187
127-257
192-357
218-342
631-1143
Ronnie Valentine
PCT
.503
.494
.538
.637
.552
Leo Anthony
18. RICARDO LEONARD (1988-92)
GP
FG
PCT
1988-89
28
81-154
.526
1989-90
8
15-45
.333
1990-91
32
202-418
.483
1991-92
30
209-431
.485
Totals
98
507-1048
.484
* 3 Pts. (1-1 in 1991) and 4-11 in 1992)
19. WILSON WASHINGTON (1975-77)
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
Totals
GP
21
31
29
81
FG
132-223
245-457
220-372
597-1052
PCT
.592
.536
.591
.567
20. RICARDO MARSH (1999-2003)
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
Totals
Odell Hodge
76
GP
FG
30
61-132
31
101-229
29
166-330
27
167-354
1117 495-1045
PCT
.462
.441
.503
.472
.474
3PT
9-18
16-57
7-26
5-27
37-128
PCT
.500
.281
.269
.185
.289
Anthony Carver
FT
36-55
71-106
105-146
111-150
323-457
PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG
.655 118-3.9 167
5.6
.670 136-4.4 289
9.3
.719 209-7.2 444 15.3
.740 227-8.4 450
6.7
.707 690-5.9 1350 11
Petey Sessoms
Monarchsin Overtime
1936-37
Norfolk Athletic Club
2
William & Mary Frosh
1
1938-39
Louisburg College
2
1965-66
1-10-66
at Hampden-Sydney
3
2-11-66
at Bridgewater
1
1971-72
12-9-71
Norfolk State (Scope)
1
2-11-72
Norfolk State (Scope)
1
2-22-72
at Randolph-Macon
2
1972-73
at Roanoke (NCAA)
1
1-24-74
Xavier (Ohio)
1
2-10-75
at Randolph-Macon
2
1975-76
1-22-76
at Roanoke
1
1-28-76
at Madison
1
1976-77
12-6-76
at Austin Peay
1
1-6-77
at Georgia Southern
1
3-9-77
Villanova (Scope NIT)
1
1978-79
12-9-78
at Austin Peay
1
1-6-79
Florida State(Kiwanis)
2
East Carolina
2
2-15-79
at VCU
1
3-12-79
at Clemson (NIT)
2
1979-80
2-23-80
at William & Mary
1
3-1-80
Navy (ECAC Finals in Hampton)1
1980-81
1-21-81
at James Madison
2
2-7-81
Richmond
1
1981-82
12-9-81
Marquette
1
12-19-81 at Dayton
1
1-23-82
at William & Mary
1
1983-84
1-28-84
VCU
1
2-1-84
at James Madison
1
1984-85
2-2-85
Jacksonville
1
1987-88
1-18-88
Alabama-Birmingham
1
2-15-88
at Alabama-Birmingham
1
1987-88
W.Kentucky (SBC Trn in Richmond) 1
1988-89
1-23-89
VCU
1
UAB (SBC Charlotte,NC) 1
1989-90
12-5-89
at George Washington
1
1-15-90
at South Alabama
1
1-29-90
at Richmond
1
2-7-90
at South Florida
1
1990-91
12-22-90 South Florida
1
12-29-90 East Carolina
1
1991-92
2-1-92
William & Mary
1
2-22-92
East Carolina
1
50-49
34-42
39-45
L
L
L
108-119
92-104
L
L
119-122
105-101
100-95
87-88
86-83
86-85
L
W
W
L
W
W
83-88
87-83
L
W
76-81
83-82
68-71
L
W
L
65-68
80-76
90-85
72-71
61-59
L
W
W
W
W
71-69
62-51
W
W
65-63
82-80
W
W
70-75
77-78
56-54
L
L
W
56-54
67-68
W
L
78-79
L
82-80
74-80
86-84
W
L
W
93-101
87-89
L
L
67-71
94-85
76-74
93-94
L
W
W
L
75-82
79-78
L
W
102-92
89-83
W
W
1992-93
1-4-93
1993-94
2-23-94
1994-95
12-5-94
12-16-94
2-11-95
3-17-95
1995-96
11-25-95
12-28-95
2-3-96
2-14-96
1996-97
1-1-97
1-15-97
2-8-97
3-3-97
1997-98
1-7-98
1998-99
2-10-99
at South Florida
1
78-76
W
at American
1
77-81
L
at Tulane
1
vs Weber St.(Hawaii)
1
vs American(CAA/Richmond)1
vs Villanova (NCAA/Albany NY)3
80-85
94-86
77-67
89-81
L
W
W
W
vs Ohio U (Alaska)
at CS Sacramento
at VCU
at George Mason
2
1
1
1
89-90
69-62
76-85
93-92
L
W
L
W
Mississippi St.(Puerto Rico) 1
at American
1
at UNC Wilmington
1
James Madison(CAA Finals) 1
72-71
77-80
73-74
62-58
W
L
L
W
at UNC Wilmington
1
50-58
L
at American
East Carolina (CAA)
1
2
76-70
65-62
W
W
1999-00
1-5-00
at VCU
1
67-73
1-15-00
at George Mason
1
75-77
2-7-00
at Va. Tech
1
67-78
2-10-00
at American
1
67-68
2000-01
1-17-01
at East Carolina
1
63-68
1-27-01
Richmond
2
73-77
3-3-01
William & Mary (CAA)
1
53-47
2001-02
1-19-02
VA Commonwealth U.
1
79-77
2002-03
1-15-03
Delaware
1
74-75
2003-04
12-04-03 at VA. Tech
1
94-92
12-06-13 Charlotte
2 102-105
Overall Overtime Record: 35-37
Division I (Since 1976-77) Overtime Record: 30-29
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
Paul Webb’s teams won 12 overtime
games, including three doubleovertime victories in 1978-79 against
Florida State, East Carolina &
Clemson.
77
The Leaderboards
Monarch 1,000 Point Club
Name
1. Valentine, Ronnie
2. Anthony, Leo
3. Hodge, Odell
4. Sessoms, Petey
5. Carver, Anthony
6. Gatling, Chris
7. McAdoo, Ronnie
8. Twardzik, Dave
9. Copeland, Joel
10. Gattison, Kenny
11. Keith Jackson
12 McDonald, Darrin
13. Thomas, Keith
14. Poag, Mark
15. Furhmann, Jeff
16. Lozon, Harry
17. Leddy, Randy
18. Leonard, Ricardo
19. Washington, Wilson
20. Marsh, Ricardo
21. West, Mark
22. Knickerbocker, H.
23. Smith, Charlie
24. Caruthers, Joey
25. Noble, Skip
26. Pritchett, Bob
27. Wright, Rasheed
28. Byers, Mike
29. Jones, Mike
30. McCullum, Andre
31. Purnell,Oliver
32. Hoffman, Bobby
33. Davis, Mark
34. St.Clair, Dick
35. Nau, Rick
36. Bowdler, Cal
37. Davis, Garrick
38. Speakes, Buttons
38. Mann, Billy
Career Assist Leaders
GP
Sea. Yrs
Points
Avg.
101
82
128
123
110
85
118
82
81
122
117
113
121
125
102
82
90
98
81
117
117
105
121
118
89
50
116
123
111
109
90
82
114
70
81
118
109
80
112
4
4
4+
4
4
3
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
4
4
3
4
4
5
4
4
3
2
4
4
4
3
3
4
4
3
3
4
4
3
4
2,204
2,181*
2,117
1,985
1,958
1,811
1,776
1,660
1,657
1,623
1,592
1,564#
1,530
1,475
1,429
1,424
1,411
1,399
1,366
1,350
1,308
1,286*
1,250
1,202
1,193
1,188
1,185
1,175
1,166
1,118
1,090
1,041*
1,039
1,038
1,028
1,017
1,009
1,005
1,004
21.8
26.6
16.5
16.1
17.8
21.3
15.1
20.2
20.5
13.3
13.6
13.8
12.6
11.8
14.0
17.4
15.7
14.3
16.9
11.5
11.2
12.2
10.3
10.2
13.4
23.8
10.2
9.6
10.5
10.3
12.1
12.7
9.1
14.8
12.7
8.6
9.3
12.6
9.0
1976-80
1957-61
1992-97
1991-95
1986-90
1988-91
1978-82
1969-72
1970-74
1982-86
1989-93
1985-90
1982-86
1995-99
1973-77
1967-70
1962-66
1988-92
1975-77
1999-03
1979-83
1952-57
1981-85
1973-77
1968-71
1966-68
1999-03
1995-99
1991-95
1996-01
1972-75
1958-62
1981-85
1967-70
1970-73
1995-99
1985-89
1966-69
1978-82
*Includes some games not allowed in NCAA records.
Career Rebounding Leaders
Name
1. Leddy, Randy
2. West, Mark
3. Hodge, Odell
4. Gattison, Kenny
5. McAdoo, Ronnie
7. Copeland, Joel
8. Gatling, Chris
9. Dougan, Ray
10. Drews, Ron
11. Cox, Steve
12. Bowdler, Cal
13. Sessoms, Petey
14. Carver, Anthony
15. Marsh, Ricardo
16. Reggie Bassette
17. Street, Tom
18. Rountree, Jay
19. Furhman, Jeff
20. Jones, Clifton
21. Noble, Skip
22. McCullum, Andre
GP
Sea. Yrs
Rebounds Avg.
90
117
128
81
122
118
101
81
85
83
83
89
118
123
110
117
118
85
83
102
115
89
109
4
4
4+
3
4
4
4
4
3
4
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
4
3
3
3
1,153
1,113
1,086
1,011
963
953
949
939
859
825
796
784
783
779
755
690
658
657
644
627
609
597
561
1962-66
1979-83
1992-97
1975-77
1982-86
1978-82
1976-80
1970-74
1988-91
1959-63
1966-69
1968-71
1995-99
1991-95
1986-90
1999-2003
1995-99
1972-75
1971-75
1973-77
1996-01
1968-71
1996-01
12.8
9.5
8.5
12.5
7.9
8.1
9.4
11.6
10.1
9.9
9.6
8.8
6.6
6.3
6.9
5.9
5.6
7.7
7.8
6.1
5.3
6.7
5.1
Career FG Pct. Leaders
Name
1. Gatling, Chris
3. West, Mark
4. Odell Hodge
5. Lozon, Harry
6. Michaelson, Ricky
7. Gattison, Kenny
8. Davis, Garrick
10. Bassette, Reggie
11. Twardzik, Dave
12. Rountree, Jay
13. Davis, Mark
Sea.
Years
FGM-FGA
3
3
4
4+
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
3
4
1988-91
1975-77
1979-83
1992-97
1967-70
1970-73
1982-86
1985-89
1976-80
1995-99
1969-72
1971-75
1981-85
697-1150
597-1052
561-1004
866-1560
605-1090
285-515
631-1143
383-720
963-1870
308-601
556-1098
605-1090
426-848
PCT
.606
.567
.559
.555
.555
.553
.552
.532
.515
.512
.506
.505
.501
Name
1. Smith, Frank
2. Twardzik, Dave
3. Brion Dunlap
4. Caruthers, Joey
5. St. Clair, Dick
6. Robinson, Grant
7. Anderson, Donald
8. Purnell, Oliver
9. Swann, Kevin
10. Troy Nance
11. Nau, Rick
12. Smith, Charlie
13. Speakes, Buttons
14. Byers, Mike
14. Thomas, Keith
GA
Sea. Years
Assists
120
82
124
118
70
117
112
90
115
113
81
121
80
123
121
4
3
4
4
3
4
4
3
4
4
3
4
3
4
4
883
880
680
619
608
596
488
476
458
457
423
385
380
363
334
1984-88
1969-72
1994-98
1973-77
1967-70
1979-83
1989-93
1972-75
1989-94
2001-04
1970-73
1981-85
1966-69
1995-99
1982-86
Avg.
7.4
10.7
5.5
5.2
8.7
5.1
4.4
5.3
3.9*
4.0
5.2
3.2
4.8
2.95
2.8
Top Career Scoring Averages
1. Leo Anthony
2. Bob Pritchett
3. Ronnie Valentine
4. Chris Gatling
5. Joel Copeland
6. Dave Twardzik
1957-61
1966-68
1976-80
1988-91
1970-74
1969-72
26.6*
23.8
21.8
21.3
20.5
20.2
Most Career 30-Point Games
Name
1. Leo Anthony
2. Chris Gatling
3. Ronnie Valentine
4. Bob Pritchett
5. Joel Copeland
Dave Twardzik
No.
Years
29
12
11
8
7
7
1957-61
1988-91
1976-80
1966-68
1970-74
1969-72
*Played two years at Cent. Conn. State.
Most Career Games Played
Career Steal Leaders
Name
1. Smith, Frank
2. Byers, Mike
3. Caruthers, Joey
4. Robinson, Grant
5. Swann, Kevin
6. McDonald, Darrin
7. Thomas, Keith
8. Dunlap, Brion
9. Greene, Pierre
10. Gatling, Chris
11. Conrad, Tommy
12. Smith, Charlie
13. Anderson, Donald
14. Furhmann, Jeff
15. Wright, Rasheed
16. Leonard, Ricardo
16. Troy Nance
GA
Years
Steals
120
123
118
117
115
113
121
124
123
85
111
121
112
102
116
98
113
1984-88
1995-99
1973-77
1979-83
1989-94
1985-90
1982-86
1994-98
1999-02
1988-91
1975-79
1981-85
1989-93
1973-77
2002-03
1988-92
2001-04
295
189
188
184
179
165
160
154
148
147
139
139
137
131
131
127
127
Avg.
2.5
1.5
1.6
1.6
1.5*
1.5#
1.3
1.2
1.2
1.7
1.3
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.1
1.3
1.1
1. E.J. Sherod
Odell Hodge
3. Mark Poag
4. Petey Sessoms
5. Mike Byers
Pierre Greene
7. Kenny Gattison
8. Keith Thomas
Charlie Smith
10. Frank Smith
1993-97
1992-97
1995-99
1991-95
1995-99
1999-02
1982-86
1982-86
1981-85
1984-88
128
128
125
123
123
123
122
121
121
120
*Played two years at Cent. Conn. St.
Career Blocked Shots Leaders
Name
1. West, Mark
3. Hodge, Odell
4. Bowdler, Cal
5. Bassette, Reggie
6. Gatling, Chris
7. Gattison, Kenny
GA
Years
Blocks
117
81
128
118
119
85
122
1979-83
1975-77
1992-97
1995-99
1995-99
1988-91
1982-86
446
364
286
219
199
195
126
Avg.
3.8
4.5
2.2
1.9
1.7
2.3
1.0
Top Career Rebounding Ave.
1. Wilson Washington
2. Randy Leddy
3. Joel Copeland
4. Chris Gatling
5. Ray Dougan
1975-77
1962-66
1970-74
1988-91
1959-63
12.5
12.3
11.6
10.1
9.9*
Career Free Throw Leaders
Name
Seasons Years
FTM FTA
1. Haithcock, Bobby
2. Thomas, Keith
3. Furhmann, Jeff
4. Anderson, Donald
5. St. Clair, Dick
6. Sessoms, Petey
7. Hanley, Clarence
8. Poag, Mark
9. Royster, Bernard
10. Swann, Kevin
11. Twardzik, Dave
12. Boyce, Richard
13. Conrad, Tommy
14. Michaelson, Ricky
4
4
4
4
3
4
3
3
4
4
3
3
4
3
126-148
401-482
209-251
276-333
178-217
519-633
152-187
177-218
234-290
267-331
548-686
162-203
256-323
118-150
1976-80
1982-86
1973-77
1989-93
1967-70
1991-95
1982-85
1995-99
1985-89
1989-94
1969-72
1965-68
1975-79
1970-73
PCT
.851
.834
.833
.829
.820
.819
.816
.812
.807
.806*
.799
.798
.793
.787
ODU Sports Hall of Famer Randy Leddy still owns the
school record of 443 rebounds in a season and 1,153
career rebounds.
*Played two years at Cen. Conn. State.
78
The Leaderboards
9.
10.
12.
13.
14.
Ronnie Valentine
Joel Copeland
Chris Gatling
Odell Hodge
Ronnie Valentine
Joel Copeland
Skip Noble
Wilson Washington
Odell Hodge
Jeff Fuhrmann
Bob Pritchett
Chris Gatling
Leo Anthony
Ronnie Valentine
294
276
251
249
245
245
245
245
241
240
240
239
237
231
in 1976-77
in 1973-74
in 1990-91
in 1993-94
in 1972-73
in 1972-73
in 1970-71
in 1975-76
in 1996-97
in 1975-76
in 1967-68
in 1988-89
in 1960-61
in 1977-78
Single Game FG Leaders
1.
Bob Pritchett
27 vs.
2.
3.
4.
Leo Anthony
Bob Pritchett
Joel Copeland
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie Valentine
Jeff Fuhrmann
Leo Anthony
Joel Copeland
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie Valentine
Ronnie McAdoo
Skip Noble
Chris Gatling
24 vs.
20 vs.
19 vs.
19 at.
17 vs.
17 vs.
16 vs.
16 vs.
15 vs.
15 vs.
15 vs.
15 vs.
15 vs.
6.
8.
10.
Richmond Prof. Inst.,
2-14-68
Lynchburg, 2-13-61
Hampden-Sydney, 1-9-68
Rollins (NCAA), 3-8-74
Tulane, 12-20-77
Western Carolina, 1-17-77
Baptist, 2-14-76
Elon, 12-14-59
Delaware, 1-5-74
Marshall, 1-29-77
William & Mary, 2-21-77
George Mason, 2-12-80
Georgia Southern, 1-28-71
South Florida, 2-15-90
Single Season FT Leaders
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Dave Twardzik
Petey Sessoms
Ricardo Leonard
Leo Anthony
Dave Twardzik
Chris Gatling
Leo Anthony
222
215
191
176
174
171
168
in 1970-71
in 1994-95
in 1991-92
in 1958-59
in 1971-72
in 1990-91
in 1957-58
Single Game FT Leaders
1.
2.
3.
Dave Twardzik
Ricardo Leonard
Dave Twardzik
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
9. Dave Twardzik
Joe Bunn
10. Bernard Royster
Ricardo Leonard
Dave Twardzik
24 (24-26) vs. Norfolk State, 3-12-71
17 (17-20) vs. William & Mary, 2-1-92
16 (16-19) vs. Norfolk State, 1-11-71
16 (16-21) vs. Elon, 1959-60
16 (16-18) vs. Hampden-Sydney, 1959-60
16 (16-19) vs. Baltimore, 12-6-57
16 (16-20) vs. Newport News App, 2-10-58.
16 (16-16) at. Roanoke, 2-21-58
15 (15-19) vs. St.Francis,(PA.), 1-6-71
15 (15-15) vs. JMU (CAA Trn.) 3-2-96
14 (14-14) vs. Virginia Tech, 11-29-86
14 (14-19) at Iona, 12-2-92
14 (14-14) vs. James Madison, 1-14-72
Consecutive Free Throws,
One Season
1.
2.
3.
4.
Donald Anderson
Rasheed Wright
Bobby Haithcock
Mike Jones
Petey Sessoms
Petey Sessoms
33
31
29
29
24
24
Career 3 Pt. Field Goal
Percentage Leaders
Single Game 3Pt. Field Goal
Leaders
Single Season FG Leaders
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
Mark Poag
Anthony Carver
3. Anthony Carver
Keith Jackson
Petey Sessoms
Petey Sessoms
Mark Poag
Mark Poag
Mark Poag
6. Keith Jackson
Petey Sessoms
Mark Poag
Mark Poag
10. Anthony Carver
Anthony Carver
Keith Jackson
Keith Jackson
Petey Sessoms
Petey Sessoms
Petey Sessoms
Petey Sessoms
Petey Sessoms
Mike Jones
Mike Jones
Mark Poag
9 vs. VMI, 11-25-97
9 vs. George Mason, 1-9-89
8 at VCU, 1-14-89
8 vs. JMU, 2-17-93
8 vs. New Hampshire, 12-8-94
8 at St. Joseph’s, 1-4-95
8 vs. George Mason, 1-17-96
8 vs. Richmond, 2-17-96
8 vs. ECU, 1-28-98
7 at South Alabama, 1-7-91
7 vs. JMU, 2-17-93
7 at GMU, 1-8-97
7 at VCU, 1-18-97
6 vs. VCU, 1-21-89
6 at Jacksonville, 1-30-89
6 vs. Iona, 12-5-92
6 at So. Miss, 3-1-93.
6 at So. Florida, 1-4-93
6 at American, 1-11-93
6 at South Carolina, 11-27-93
6 vs. Hofstra, 12-4-93 (at UCSB)
6 at George Mason, 1-22-94
6 at Tulane, 12-5-94
6 at William & Mary, 1-21-95
6 vs. W&M, 2-21-96
Single Season 3Pt. Field Goal
Leaders
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
14.
15.
Anthony Carver
Petey Sessoms
Mark Poag
Petey Sessoms
Mark Poag
Mike Jones
Mark Poag
Anthony Carver
Steve Trax
Mark Poag
Keith Jackson
Petey Sessoms
Keith Jackson
Mike Jones
John Waller
Rasheed Wright
Keith Jackson
94
90
90
89
82
80
80
78
76
76
72
69
68
68
57
56
53
1989-90
1993-94
1997-98
1994-95
1996-97
1994-95
1998-99
1988-89
1987-88
1995-96
1992-93
1992-93
1990-91
1993-94
2003-04
2002-03
1991-92
Single Season 3 Pt. Field Goal
Percentage Leaders (min. 27 made)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Mark Poag
Steve Trax
Kevin Swann
Petey Sessoms
Steve Trax
Mark Poag
Mike Jones
Keith Jackson
Petey Sessoms
Frank Smith
Anthony Carver
Darrin McDonald
Mike Jones
.474
.449
.439
.431
.427
.427
.426
.419
.419
.412
.407
.407
.400
(90-190)
(48-107)
(29-66)
(69-160)
(76-178)
(76-178)
(80-188)
(72-172)
(90-215)
(28-68)
(94-231)
(35-86)
(68-170)
1997-98
1986-87
1993-94
1992-93
1987-88
1995-96
1994-95
1992-93
1993-94
1987-88
1989-90
1988-89
1993-94
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Steve Trax
Mike Jones
Mark Poag
Keith Jackson
Petey Sessoms
Frank Smith
Anthony Carver
Darrin McDonald
John Waller
.435 (124-285)
.406 (168-414)
.397 328-826)
.394 (216-548)
.393 (270-687)
.393 (53-135)
.389 (219-562 )
.380 (81-213)
.366 (140-382)
1984-88
1991-95
1995-99
1989-93
1991-95
1984-88
1986-90
1985-90
2001-04
Career 3 Pt. Field Goal
Leaders
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Mark Poag
Petey Sessoms
Anthony Carver
Keith Jackson
Mike Jones
John Waller
Steve Trax
1.
Leo Anthony
Chris Gatling
Leo Anthony
Leo Anthony
Bob Pritchett
Leo Anthony
Joel Copeland
Dave Twardzik
Ronnie Valentine
Ricky Michaelson
Harry Lozon
Ricardo Leonard
Petey Sessoms
328-826
270-687
219-562
216-548
168-414
140-382
124-285
1995-99
1991-95
1986-90
1989-93
1991-95
2001-04
1984-88
Single Season 30-Point Games
6.
9.
12
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
1960-61
1988-89
1957-58
1958-59
1967-68
1959-60
1973-74
1970-71
1976-77
1972-73
1967-68
1988-92
1994-95
Single Season Individual
Blocked Shot Leaders
1.
2.
3.
4.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Wilson Washington
Mark West
Mark West
Mark West
Wilson Washington
Wilson Washington
Mark West
Cal Bowdler
Odell Hodge
Chris Gatling
Cal Bowdler
Chris Gatling
Chris Gatling
5.3
4.1
4.0
3.9
3.9
3.9
3.2
2.9
2.5
2.6
2.4
2.3
1.9
165
123
113
117
83
115
93
97
84
85
68
61
49
1975-76
1981-82
1980-81*
1979-80*
1974-75
1976-77
1982-83
1998-99
1996-97
1990-91
1997-98
1988-89
1989-90
Single Season Highest
Team Blocked Shot Ave.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1998-99
1996-97
1975-76
1980-81
1997-98
1995-96
1981-82
7.3
7.1
6.4
5.7
6.0
5.4
5.4
248*
233
197
160
167
166
163
7.
1992-93
8.
1982-83
9.
1993-94
10. 1990-91
11. 1994-95
* CAA Record
4.9
4.6
4.5
4.4
4.2
141
134
141
140
137
1991-92
2000-01
1978-79
1994-95
1994-95
1993-94
The Old Dominion University Sports
Hall of Fame Class of 2004. From Left
to right: Samantha Salvia (field
hockey), Matt Quatrraro (baseball),
Petey Sessoms (basketball),
Natasha Smith (daughter of Charlie
Smith) and Harriet Smith (wife of
Charlie Smith-basketball), who was
inducted posthumously and Roger
Randall (wrestling).
79
100 Point Games
Old Dominion’s 100 pt. Games
101-90
101-89
101-80
101-115
101-77
100-92
100-92
100-81
100-69
100-95
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
Georgia Southern (Fieldhouse) ....................... January 22, 1977
Alabama-Birmingham (Scope) ........................ January 7, 1989
Roanoke .............................................................. February 19, 1977
Philadelphia Textile .......................................... February 22, 1967
South Alabama (Scope) .................................... February 22, 1988
Richmond (Richmond Col.) ............................. December 29, 1978
Hampden-Sydney ............................................. January 9, 1967
Bridgewater ........................................................ February 2, 1962
Mt. St. Mary’s (field house) ............................. December 4, 1973
Randolph-Macon (field house) ot ................... February 22, 1972
100 pt. Games vs. Old Dominion
100-83
100-72
106-131
91-131
112-123
119-122
82-119
108-119
91-116
101-115
102-113
94-112
104-112
86-111
82-111
80-111
92-109
96-108
94-108
98-108
113-105
67-105
103-105
88-105
104-105
96-105
88-105
92-105
102-105
92-104
96-103
83-103
89-102
76-102
87-102
94-102
vs.
vs.
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
vs.
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
W. Virginia State ................................................ December 27, 1968
George Mason .................................................... February 19, 1994
Western Kentucky ............................................. November 27, 1972
Marshall .............................................................. February 27, 1968
Norfolk State ...................................................... February 23, 1970
Norfolk State (Scope) ot ................................... December 9, 1971
North Carolina ................................................... December 1, 1992
Nevada-Las Vegas ............................................. December 20, 1975
Philadelphia Textile .......................................... February 22, 1967
Norfolk State (NCAA) ...................................... March 6, 1969
American ............................................................ January 30, 1967
Georgia Southern .............................................. January 7, 1978
Atlantic Christian .............................................. December 19, 1966
Frederick ............................................................. 1964-65
Philadelphia ....................................................... February 25, 1969
Cincinnati ........................................................... February 13, 1971
American ............................................................ January 30, 1967
Atlantic Christian .............................................. January 29, 1965
Southern Miss. ................................................... March 1, 1993
Alabama .............................................................. December 14, 1991
Marshall .............................................................. December 28, 1966
Roanoke .............................................................. December 13, 1965
Atlantic Christian .............................................. 1962-63
Philadelphia Textile .......................................... January 13, 1968
Virginia Tech ...................................................... December 10, 1988
Charlotte (2 ot) ................................................... December 6, 2003
Nevada-Las Vegas ............................................. December 27, 1986
James Madison .................................................. January 18, 1993
Virginia Tech ...................................................... Nov. 24, 1984
Western Kentucky ............................................. December 9, 1974
American ............................................................ December12, 1966
Most Points - Single Game
175
152
125
131
125
124
Vs. Richmond Prof. Inst.
124-95 (Feb. 3, 1966)
150
Vs. Kentucky Wesleyan
125-112 (Jan. 30, 1973
122
100
75
50
25
Vs. Baltimore
122-100 (Dec. 8, 1967)
Richmond Prof. Inst. ......................................... February 14, 1968
Mt. St. Mary’s ..................................................... February 3, 1968
Kentucky Wesleyan (Fieldhouse) .................... January 30, 1973
Baltimore ............................................................ December 8, 1967
Southern Mississippi ........................................ February 5, 1971
George Mason .................................................... January 22, 1994
Hampton Institute ............................................. December 28, 1967
Campbell (Fieldhouse) ..................................... January 24, 1976
Kentucky Wesleyan (Fieldhouse) .................... February 1, 1975
Mt. St. Mary’s ..................................................... February 19, 1972
Norfolk State (Scope) overtime ....................... December 9, 1971
Roanoke .............................................................. December 28, 1968
Shenandoah ........................................................ December 3, 1992
Tulane .................................................................. December 20, 1977
Southeastern ...................................................... January 6, 1962
Rice (ODUKC-Scope) ........................................ December 28, 1971
Loyola-Md. ......................................................... December 12, 1967
Southern Mississippi ........................................ March 1, 1993
Randolph-Macon ............................................... January 10, 1968
South Florida ..................................................... December 20, 1973
Delaware State (Scope) ..................................... December 4, 1976
Roanoke (Fieldhouse) ....................................... December 8, 1976
Norfolk State ...................................................... February 23, 1970
Catholic U. (Hampton Col.) ............................. March 2, 1980
East Carolina ...................................................... January 31, 1978
St. Francis (Pa.) (Fieldhouse) ........................... February 13, 1973
Campbell (Fieldhouse) ..................................... January 3, 1972
Baptist (Fieldhouse) .......................................... February 14, 1976
Yale (Scope) ........................................................ December 27, 1973
George Mason (CAA Trn.) ............................... March 4, 1995
Southern Mississippi (Fieldhouse) ................. February 3, 1973
Atlantic Christian (Fieldhouse) ....................... December 1, 1976
St. Francis (Pa.) (Fieldhouse ............................. January 6, 1971
Randolph-Macon ............................................... January 8, 1969
Randolph-Macon ............................................... February 7, 1968
Baptist (Fieldhouse) .......................................... February 9, 1977
Maine .................................................................. January 19, 1977
Roanoke .............................................................. January 26, 1962
Lynchburg .......................................................... February 16, 1962
USC-Aiken (Scope) ........................................... November 30, 1984
Western Kentucky ............................................. November 27, 1972
Towson State ...................................................... December 10, 1966
Lynchburg .......................................................... December 10, 1965
Bluefield State .................................................... December 27, 1967
William and Mary ............................................. February 2, 1994
Hampden-Sydney ............................................. February 20, 1968
Norfolk State (Scope)-ot ................................... February 11, 1972
Delaware State (Scope) ..................................... November 29, 1983
Marshall (Fieldhouse) ....................................... January 29, 1977
Florida A&M ...................................................... January 2,1993
George Mason (Scope) ...................................... February 12, 1980
Philadelphia Textile (Fieldhouse) ................... February 26, 1975
Georgia Southern .............................................. December 9, 1972
Long Island (Fieldhouse) ................................. March l4, 1972
George Mason .................................................... Jan. 17, 1996
St. Francis (Fieldhouse) .................................... February 25, 1976
Georgia Southern .............................................. March 1, 1975
Southern Mississippi ........................................ February 3, 1972
Marshall .............................................................. December 28, 1966
Hampden-Sydney ............................................. February 20, 1967
Towson State ...................................................... December 7, 1965
St. Francis (Pa.) .................................................. February 2, 1977
VMI ...................................................................... November 24, 1998
William & Mary (ot) .......................................... February 1, 1992
Southeastern (Scope) ........................................ February 13, 1979
Delaware State (Scope) ..................................... December 1, 1979
Baltimore ............................................................ March 2, 1967
Norfolk State (NCAA) ...................................... March 6, 1969
Washington & Lee ............................................. December 3, 1965
Washington & Lee ............................................. 1964-65
Baltimore ............................................................ December 14, 1963
Richmond Prof. Inst. ......................................... February 5, 1962-63
Bridgewater ........................................................ February 1, 1962-63
Norfolk State (Fieldhouse) ............................... January 11, 1971
Charlotte ............................................................. December 6, 2003
VCU ..................................................................... February 5, 1969
Roanoke (Fieldhouse) ....................................... December 14, 1974
Bloomsburg State (Fieldhouse) ....................... January 11, 1975
Vs. Mount ST. Mary’s
131-76 (Feb. 3, 1968)
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
at
at
vs.
at
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
Vs. Richmond Pro. Inst.
152-110 (Feb. 14, 1968)
152-110
131-76
125-112
124-95
122-100
121-80
120-91
120-106
120-93
120-87
120-78
119-122
119-66
118-71
116-99
115-88
114-67
114-86
114-87
113-105
113-76
113-81
113-47
113-69
112-123
112-59
112-81
112-94
111-73
111-74
110-82
110-94
110-82
110-71
109-105
109-75
109-67
109-70
109-55
108-80
108-72
108-82
108-68
108-119
107-97
107-72
106-131
106-61
106-82
106-73
105-72
105-99
105-101
105-82
105-87
104-83
104-73
104-84
104-77
104-91
104-112
104-105
104-78
103-86
103-75
103-89
103-82
103-105
103-90
103-71
103-79
103-69
102-92
102-57
102-82
102-53
102-113
102-82
102-68
102-65
102-82
102-67
102-97
102-105
101-69
101-100
101-79
0
80
Team Averages
YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM AVERAGES
YEAR
FIELD GOAL
PERCENTAGE
FREE THROW
PERCENTAGE
SCORING
REBOUNDING
3 PT. FIELD GOAL
PERCENTAGE
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
.447
.430
.482
.469
.479
.460
.495
.488
.477
.482
.448
.498
.456
.478
.474
.470
.474
.452
.468
.464
.509
.456
.508
.502
.470
.472
.429
.478
.457
.445
.465
.445
.418
.448
.433
.419
.406
.402
.442
.670
.730
.742
.705
.720
.730
.724
.704
.682
.720
.704
.697
.725
.733
.707
.657
.644
.649
.712
.683
.686
.698
.754
.705
.683
.686
.740
.751 (11th Nat.)
.705
.717
.705
.662
.616
.696
.668
.690
.723
.702
.720*
87.3
88.8
98.2
85.4
85.4
89.4
95.7
85.1
83.4
86.6
82.5
88.3
76.8
79.3
75.0
70.6
68.9
68.9
70.8
74.2
66.9
65.7
76.8
82.2
77.8
75.8
74.7
84.3 (24th Nat.)
83.7
77.2
71.3
71.0
62.1
71.5
64.7
67.5
67.1
66.6
73.7*
43.8
46.1
44.7
42.0
44.6
51.7
50.3
42.0
45.5
45.6
47.0
47.5
40.8
37.9
42.0
40.9
38.6
39.8
35.3
36.5
32.0
31.9
29.5
36.5
36.2
37.1
34.1
38.9
40.9
35.5
36.4
39.0
37.5
40.5
34.9
36.3
37.2
37.9
38.4
.357
.397
.401
.395
.347
.339
.423
.396
.361
.341
.320
.374
.361
.308
.328
.335
.319
.342
*First in the CAA
Under the Sonny Allen fastbreak, the
Monarchs averaged 85 or more points
per game nine times, including 98.2
in 1967-68 and 95.7 in 1971-72.
81
Home Court Advantage
Home Court Advantage
Norfolk Scope
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2-2
2-3
2-1
2-1
2-1
3-2
6-7
13-3
13-1
9-4
14-4
11-2
13-1
10-3
10-3
5-9
8-3
8-4
7-7
5-5
9-0
5-3
10-1
8-3
8-1
6-5
8-2
5-3
3-3
1-0
219-90 (.709)
Hampton Coliseum
1970-71
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1982-83
1984-85
1988-89
1989-90
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1-0
1-1
1-0
4-0
0-1
1-0
2-1
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
14-4 (.820)
Yearly Home Attendance Ave.
ODU Fieldhouse
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
1976-77 ............................................... 6,581
1977-78 ............................................... 7,317
1978-79 ............................................... 6,701
1979-80 ............................................... 7,492
1980-81 ............................................... 7,002
1981-82 ............................................... 5,992
1982-83 ............................................... 6,291
1983-84 ............................................... 4,582
1984-85 ............................................... 5,196
1985-86 ............................................... 5,941
1986-87 ............................................... 5,219
1987-88 ............................................... 5,370
1988-89 ............................................... 6,381
1989-90 ............................................... 5,489
12-2
7-2
8-1
13-1
14-0
13-1
11-0
1-0
2-0
3-1
3-0
1-0
1-0
3-0
1-1
5-0
3-2
6-1
8-6
115-18 (.865)
Largest Monarch Victory Margins
67 (128-61)
66 (113-47)
58 (128-70)
55 (131-76)
54 (109-55)
53 (119-66)
53 (112-59)
49 (102-53)
47 (93-46)
47 (118-71)
45 (106-61)
45 (102-57)
42 (109-67)
42 (152-110)
42 (120-78)
40 (108-68)
39 (121-80)
Constant Convocation Center
2002-03
2003-04
TLS:
8-6
11-4
19-10
Largest Road Game Crowds
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
at North Carolina
at UNLV
at North Carolina
vs. New Mexico (NCAA-Pittsburgh, Pa.)
at NC State
at North Carolina
at Syracuse
vs. Tulsa (NCAA-Albany, N.Y.)
vs. Villanova (NCAA-Albany, N.Y.)
at DePaul
at Purdue (NIT)
Kentucky
(NCAA-Worcester, MA)
Memphis
St. John’s (Madison Sq. Gdns.)
at Western Kentucky
at Western Kentucky
at South Alabama (SBC Final)
at Dayton
Duke (NCAA-Greensboro)
at Alabama-Birmingham
Nov. 22, 2003 ............................. 21,750
Dec. 27, 1986 .............................. 19,320
Dec. 1, 1992 ................................ 18,807
Mar. 14, 1997 ............................. 17,509
Nov. 23, 1999 ............................ 17,265
Jan. 3, 1990 ................................. 16,681
Jan. 30, 1981 ............................... 16,277
Mar. 19, 1995 ............................. 15,109
Mar. 17, 1995 ............................. 15,100
Jan. 10, 1981 ............................... 14,858
Mar. 15, 1979 ............................. 14,123
Mar. 20, 1992 ............................. 13,514
Nov. 14, 2001 ............................. 13,133
Dec. 27, 1984 .............................. 12,570
Dec.3, 1970 ................................. 12,408
Dec. 28, 1985 .............................. 12,343
Mar. 3, 1991 ............................... 12,200
Jan. 15, 1973 ............................... 12,152
Mar. 15, 1986 ............................. 12,096
Jan. 24, 1985 ............................... 12,032
1990-91 ............................................... 3,386
1991-92 ............................................... 3,925
1992-93 ............................................... 4,608
1993-94 ............................................... 5,899
1994-95 ............................................... 6,308*
1995-96 ............................................... 6,035**
1996-97 ............................................... 5,136
1997-98 ............................................... 4,542
1998-99 ............................................... 4,381
1999-00 ............................................... 3,563
2000-01 ............................................... 3,263
2001-02 ............................................... 3,260
2002-03 ............................................... 5,910**
2003-04 ............................................... 5695
*Led CAA/91st nationally.
** Led CAA
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Lynchburg, Feb. 13, 1961
Delaware State, Dec. 4, 1976 in Scope
Medical College of VA, Feb. 4, 1961
Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb. 3, 1968
Baptist, Feb. 9, 1977 (field house)
Roanoke, Dec. 28, 1968
Catholic U., March 2, 1980 (Hampton Col.)
Baltimore, March 2, 1967
Rider, Dec. 7, 1985.
Shenandoah, Dec. 3, 1992
Towson State, Dec. 10, 1966
Southeastern, Feb. 13, 1979 (Scope)
Hampden-Sydney, Jan. 10, 1969
Richmond Professional Institute, Feb. 14, 1968
Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb. 19, 1972
Roanoke, Feb. 10, 1975
So. Mississippi, Feb. 5, 1971
Best Team Starts
7-0
6-0
5-0
4-0
in
in
in
in
1960-61
1979-80, 1996-97, 1998-99
1993-94
1982-83
Monarch Triple-Doubles
Mark West
1-9-82 vs. Wagner
2-17-82 vs. William & Mary
104-80 vs. Vermont
Wilson Washington
2-22-76 vs. Roanoke
2-5-76 at William & Mary
2-20-75 vs. Baptist
2-7-76 vs. Washington & Lee
Pts.
16
14
12
REBS
10
11
13
BLKS
10
10
10
10
22
12
13
18
20
20
18
11
12
12
10
Top Five Double-Double Performers
in a Season
1. Chris Gatling
3. Mark West
4. Mark West
Odell Hodge
Dave Twardzik
20
19
17
16
16
16
in 1990-91
in 1976-77
in 1982-83
in 1981-82
in 1996-97
in 1970-71 *
*Points and Assists
Career Double-Double Leaders
1. Mark West
2. Chris Gatling
Odell Hodge
82
50
45
45
44
1979-83
1988-91
1992-97
1975-77
All-Time Starters
1965-66 (7-17)
F-Randy Leddy
6-4, Sr., 19.6
F-Richard Boyce
6-2, So., 15.5
G-Kenny Lanzone
5-9, So., 14.9
G-Jerry Nichols
6-0, Sr., 18.6
Top Subs:
Dennis Riddleberger
6-2, So., 5.7
Jim Ismininger
6-3, Jr., 5.2*
1966-67 (14-12)
F-Bob Pritchett
5-10, Jr., 22.2
F-Richard Boyce
6-2, Jr., 11.8
C-Ron Drews
6-5, So.,11.3
G-Buttons Speakes
5-11, So., 12.7
G-Bob Creasman
6-2, Jr., 9.2
Top Subs: Ken Hopkins
6-3, So, 8.7
Paul Shepard
6-1, So.,12.1*
1967-68 (19-7)
F-Bob Pritchett
5-10, Sr., 25.4
F-Harry Lozon
6-3, So., 20.7
C-Ron Drews
6-5, Jr., 8.3
G-Dick St. Clair
5-9, So., 14.6
G-Buttons Speakes
5-11, Jr., 10.2
Top Subs: Ken Hopkins
6-3, Jr., 7.4
Richard Boyce
6-2, Sr., 9.7*
1968-69 (21-10)
F-Harry Lozon
6-3, Jr., 16.9
F-Billy Hayes
6-6, So., 9.2
C-Steve Cox
6-8, So., 7.9
G-Buttons Speakes
5-11, Sr., 14.5
G-Dick St. Clair
5-9, Jr., 17.7
Top Subs: Skip Noble
6-5, So., 5.7*
Ken Hopkins
6-3, Sr., 5.2*
Ron Drews
6-5, Sr., 7.9*
1969-70 (21-7)
F-Jim Cole
6-4, So.,16.4
F-Skip Noble
6-5, Jr., 15.2
F-Harry Lozon
6-3, Sr., 14.9
C-Steve Cox
6-8, Jr., 11.2
G-Dave Twardzik
6-0, So., 17.5
Top Subs: Berry Roach
6-4, Jr., 3.8
Dick St. Clair
5-9, Sr.,8.3*
1970-71 (21-9)
F-Randy Couling
6-7, So., 9.7
F-Skip Noble
6-5, Sr., 19.7
C-Steve Cox
6-8, Sr., 11.7
G-Dave Twardzik
6-1, Jr., 20.3
G-Rick Nau
5-9, So.,10.5
Top Subs: Terry Foster
6-7, Jr., 8.1
Jack Baker
6-2, So., 4.3
1971-72 (14-10)
F-Joel Copeland
6-6, So., 16.5
F-Terry Foster
6-7, Sr., 10.5
C-Jay Rountree
6-10, So., 9.4
G-Dave Twardzik
6-1, Sr., 23.4
G-Rick Nau
5-9, Jr., 11.3
Top Subs:
Ricky Michaelson
6-4, So., 12.8*
Jack Baker
6-2, Jr., 6.1
1972-73 (19-9)
F-Tom Street
6-6, So., 10.0
F-Rick Michaelson
6-4, Jr., 22.2
C-Joel Copeland
6-7, Jr., 19.7
G-Rick Nau
5-10, Sr., 16.1
G-Oliver Purnell
6-1, So., 9.6
Top Subs: Gray Eubank
6-4, So., 8.2*
Jack Baker
6-2, Sr., 4.6
1973-74 (20-7)
F-Joel Copeland
6-7, Sr., 25.3
F-Tom Street
6-6, Jr., 9.8
C-Jay Rountree
6-10, Jr., 9.3
G-Gray Eubank
6-4, Jr., 10.3
G-Oliver Purnell
6-1, Jr., 13.8
Top Subs: Leo Hardy
6-4, Sr., 3.5
Joey Caruthers
6-0, Fr., 7.5*
1974-75 (25-6)
F-Jeff Fuhrmann
6-5, So., 16.3
F-Gray Eubank
6-4, Sr.,12.0
C-Wilson Washington
6-9, So., 13.7
G-Joey Caruthers
6-0, So.,12.3
G-Oliver Purnell
6-1, Sr.,14.4
Top Subs: Tom Street
6-6, Sr., 9.3
Jay Rountree
6-10, Sr., 6.9*
1975-76 (19-12)
F-Jeff Fuhrmann
6-5, Jr., 18.6
F-Reese Neyland
6-3, So., 10.9
C-Wilson Washington
6-9, Jr., 17.9
G-Joey Caruthers
6-0, Jr., 10.6
G-Tommy Conrad
6-0, Fr., 8.5
Top Subs: Ray Peszko
6-7, Sr., 4.3*
Dave Moyer
6-4, Sr., 4.6
Terry Douglas
6-2, Jr., 4.2
1984-85 (19-12)
F-Kenny Gattison
6-8, Jr., 16.1
F-Mark Davis
6-5, Sr.,14.0
C-Clarence Hanley
6-10, Jr., 10.7
G-Charlie Smith
6-3, Sr., 7.8
G-Keith Thomas
6-3, Jr., 12.6
Top Subs: Frank Smith
6-0, Fr., 4.2*
Sylvester Charles
6-7, Jr., 3.5
1985-86 (23-8)
F-Kenny Gattison
6-8, Sr., 17.4
F-Ronnie Wade
6-6,Sr.,7.7
C-Clarence Hanley
6-10, Sr., 6.8
G-Frank Smith
6-0, So., 8.5
G-Keith Thomas
6-3, Sr., 14.1
Top Subs: Garrick Davis
6-7, Fr., 4.9
Sylvester Charles
6-7, Sr., 3.7
1976-77 (25-4)
F-Ronnie Valentine
6-7, Fr., 22.4
F-Jeff Fuhrmann
6-5, Sr., 12.9
C-Wilson Washington
6-9, Sr., 18.0
G-Joey Caruthers
6-0, Sr., 9.8
G-Terry Douglas
6-1, Sr., 4.0
Top Subs:
Richie Wright
5-10, Fr., 8.5
Reese Neyland
6-3, Jr., 5.8
Tommy Conrad
5-11, So.,3.3
1986-87 (6-22)
F-Anthony Carver
6-7, Fr., 15.5
F-Bernard Royster
6-5, So., 9.9
C-Howard Morgan
6-9, Fr., 1.3
G-Frank Smith
6-0, Jr., 7.6
G-Steve Trax
6-5, Jr., 12.7
Top Subs:
Gerald Lofton
6-7, Jr., 5.0*
David Grissom
6-7, Jr., 2.6
1977-78 (11-15)
F-Ronnie Valentine
6-7, So., 24.1
F-Reese Neyland
6-3, Sr., 11.2
C-Larry Orton
6-8, Jr., 6.6
G-Richie Wright
5-10, So., 13.1
G-Tommy Conrad
6-0, Jr., 10.3
Top Subs:
Bobby Haithcock
6-4, So., 5.1
Chris Pickett
6-8, Sr., 4.0
1987-88 (18-12)
F-Anthony Carver
6-7, So., 15.0
F-Steve Trax
6-5, Sr., 10.7
F-Garrick Davis
6-7, Jr., 12.6
G-Frank Smith
6-0, Sr., 9.3
G-Darrin McDonald
6-4, So., 13.5
Top Subs:
Bernard Royster
6-5, Jr., 10.9
Donald Grant
6-0, Fr., 2.3
1978-79 (23-7)
F-Ronnie Valentine
6-7, Jr., 23.4
F-Ronnie McAdoo
6-6, Fr., 15.2
C-Mike Ray
6-8, Jr., 5.6
G-Bobby Vaughan
6-2, So., 9.3
G-Tom Conrad
6-0, Sr., 8.1
Top Subs:
Tommy Branch
6-5, Fr., 12.0
Ricky Adams
6-2, Fr., 5.3
Bobby Haithcock
6-4, Jr., 4.7
1988-89 (15-13)
F-Anthony Carver
6-7, Jr., 20.2
F-Garrick Davis
6-7, Sr., 7.6
C-Chris Gatling
6-9, So.,22.4
G-Darrin McDonald
6-4, Jr., 12.9
G-Donald Grant
6-1, So., 5.4
Top Subs:
Ricardo Leonard
6-7, Fr., 8.1
Terrance Jacobs
6-3, Fr., 3.3
1979-80 (25-5)
F-Ronnie Valentine
6-7, Sr., 18.5
F-Ronnie McAdoo
6-6, So., 14.4
C-Mark West
6-10, Fr., 4.8
G-Grant Robinson
6-1, Fr., 7.8
G-Bobby Vaughan
6-4, Jr., 9.2
Top Subs: Billy Mann
6-4, So., 9.5
Tommy Branch
6-5, So., 9.5
1989-90 (14-14)
F-Anthony Carver
6-7, Sr., 21.1
F-Cyril Cox
6-7, Jr., 2.9
C-Chris Gatling
6-9, Jr., 20.5
G-Darrin McDonald
6-4, Sr., 14.1
G-Chuck Evans
5-11, Fr., 5.1
Top Subs: Keith Jackson
6-5, Fr., 9.3*
Donald Anderson
6-1, Fr., 4.1
1980-81 (18-10)
F-Ronnie McAdoo
6-6, Jr., 15.9
F-Billy Mann
6-4, Jr., 13.9
C-Mark West
6-10, So., 10.9
G-Bobby Vaughan
6-2, Sr., 12.1
G-Grant Robinson
6-1, So., 9.1
Top Subs:
Bert Kragtwik
6-10, So., 5.4
1990-91 (14-18)
F-Ricardo Leonard
6-7, Jr., 16.0
F-Keith Jackson
6-5, So., 15.9
C-Chris Gatling
6-10, Sr.,21.0
G-John Robinson
6-2, Jr., 6.8
G-Donald Anderson
6-0, So.,4.2
Top Subs: Joe Leake
6-3, Fr., 5.1*
Al Grant
6-5, Jr., 4.3 *
1991-92 (15-15)
F-Ricardo Leonard
6-7, Sr., 20.4
F-Petey Sessoms
6-7, Fr., 9.0
F-Al Grant
6-6, Sr., 9.8
G-John Robinson
6-2, Sr.,8.2
G-Donald Anderson
6-0, Jr., 6.5
Top Subs:
Keith Jackson
6-5, Jr., 11.8*
David Harvey
6-8, Fr., 2.7
1981-82 (18-12)
F-Ronnie McAdoo
6-6, Sr., 14.7
F-Tim Southerland
6-7, So., 4.2
C-Mark West
6-10, Jr., 15.7
G-Billy Mann
6-4, Sr., 11.2
G-Charlie Smith
6-3, Fr., 9.7
Top Subs:
Grant Robinson
6-1, Jr., 6.6*
Horace Lambert
6-8, Fr., 3.8*
1982-83 (19-10)
F-Kenny Gattison
6-8, Fr., 8.4
F-Ronnie Wade
6-6, Fr., 9.4
C-Mark West
6-10, Sr., 14.4
G-Grant Robinson
6-1, Sr., 5.2
G-Charlie Smith
6-3, So., 12.1
Top Subs:
Keith Thomas
6-3, Fr., 9.8
Horace Lambert
6-8, So., 4.9
1992-93 (21-8)
F-Petey Sessoms
6-7, So., 16.9
F-Mario Mullen
6-6, Fr., 10.8
C-Odell Hodge
6-9, Fr., 14.7
G-Donald Anderson
6-0, Sr., 8.0
G-Keith Jackson
6-5, Sr., 16.9
Top Subs: Kevin Swann
6-2, Jr., 5.7
Kevin Larkin
6-4, Jr., 4.5
David Harvey
6-8, So., 2.6
1983-84 (19-12)
F-Mark Davis
6-5, Jr., 14.2
F-Kenny Gattison
6-8, So., 11.1
C-Clarence Hanley
6-10, So., 9.2
G-Keith Thomas
6-3, So., 13.8
G-Charlie Smith
6-3,Jr., 11.8
Top Subs:
Ronnie Wade
6-6, So., 5.4*
Horace Lambert
6-8, Jr., 5.3
1993-94 (21-10)
F-Petey Sessoms
6-7, Jr., 16.0
F-Mike Jones
6-5, Jr., 14.6
C-Odell Hodge
6-9, So.,19.4
G-Kevin Swann
6-2, Sr.,12.6
G-Kevin Larkin
6-4, Sr., 8.0
Top Subs: David Harvey
6-8, Jr., 4.0*
M.Mullen
6-6, So., 2.3
1994-95 (21-12)
F-Petey Sessoms
6-7, Sr., 22.1
F-Mario Mullen
6-6, Jr., 13.0
C-David Harvey
6-8, Sr., 7.4
G-Brion Dunlap
5-11, Fr., 4.1
G-Mike Jones
6-5, Sr., 16.5
Top Subs:
Duffy Samuels
5-9, Jr.,4.1
E.J.Sherod
6-4, So., 5.1
1995-96 (18-13)
F-Skipper Youngblood
6-8, Fr., 2.2
F-Mark Poag
6-6, Fr., 9.3
C-Odell Hodge
6-9, Jr., 14.3
G-Brion Dunlap
5-11, So., 4.5
G-Mike Byers
6-2, Fr., 9.6
Top Subs:
Joe Bunn
6-6, So., 16.1 *
Mario Mullen
6-6, Sr., 5.7 *
Reggie Bassette
6-9, Fr., 2.4 *
1996-97 (22-11)
F-Odell Hodge
6-9, Sr., 18.1
F-Mark Poag
6-6, So., 11.3
C-Reggie Bassette
6-9, So., 5.7
G-Brion Dunlap
5-11, Jr., 5.5
G-Mike Byers
6-3, So., 11.5
Top Subs:
Cal Bowdler
6-10, So., 5.5
E.J. Sherod
6-4, Sr., 7.7
Skipper Youngblood
6-8, So., 2.5
1997-98 (12-16)
F-Mark Poag
6-6, Jr., 15.3
F-Cal Bowdler
6-10, Jr., 10.2
C-Reggie Bassette
6-9, Jr., 7.6
G-Brion Dunlap
5-11, Sr., 3.1
G-Mike Byers
6-3, Jr., 12.7
Top Subs: Michael Williams 6-1, Fr., 5.0
Skipper Youngblood
6-8, So., 2.5
1998-99 (25-9)
F-Mark Poag
6-6, Sr., 11.6
F-Cal Bowdler
6-10, Sr., 14.7
C-Reggie Bassette
6-9, Sr., 9.8
G-Mike Byers
6-3, Sr., 5.1
G-Michael Williams
6-0,So., 7.6
Top Subs: Andre McCullum 6-6, So, 9.4
Clifton Jones
6-7, So., 5.5
1999-2000 (11-19)
F-Andre McCullum
6-7, Jr., 12.9
F-Ricardo Marsh
6-7, Fr., 5.6
C-Skipper Youngblood
6-8, Sr., 12.2
G-Michael Williams
6-0, Jr., 10.1
G-Pierre Greene
6-2,So., 6.0
Top Subs: Freddie Bryant
6-4, Sr, 5.3
Clifton Jones
6-7, Jr., 6.0
2000-2001 (13-18)
F-Andre McCullum
6-7, Sr., 12.5
F-Ricardo Marsh
6-7, So., 9.3
C-Clifton Jones
6-6, Sr., 7.2
G-Pierre Greene
6-2, Jr., 11.7
G- Rasheed Wright
6-5, So., 9.8
Top Subs: Troy Nance
5-10, Fr, 3.6
Michael Williams
6-0, Sr., 5.2
2001-2002 (13-16)
F-Ricardo Marsh
6-7, Jr., 15.3
F- Rasheed Wright
6-5, Jr., 14.1
C-Clay McGowen
6-11, So., 5.3
G-Pierre Greene
6-2, Sr., 9.9
G-Kiah Thomas
6-4, Fr., 5.3
5-9, Fr, 5.9
John Waller
6-4, Sr., 7.9
2002-03 (12-15)
F-Ricardo Marsh
6-8, Sr., 16.7
F- Rasheed Wright
6-5, Sr., 14.9
C-Alex Loughton
6-9, Fr., 8.3
G-John Waller
6-4, Sr., 8.3
G-Troy Nance
5-9, Jr., 3.8
Top Subs: Isaiah Hunter
6-2, Fr, 6.1
Kiah Thomas
6-4, So., 3.1
2003-04 (17-12)
F- John Waller
6-4, Sr. 12.6
F- Alex Loughton
6-10, So. 16.6 CArnaud Dahi
6-7, Fr., 9.0
G-Isaiah Hunter
6-2, So., 13.0
G-Drew Williamson
5-11, Fr., 4.0
5-9, Sr, 3.0
Valdas Vasylius
6-7, Fr. 7.8
Kiah Thomas
6-4, Jr., 4.4
*Started some games that year.
83
A
Acey, Elmer ......................................... 1948-49
Agee, Joe ............................................. 1948-50
Adams, Ricky ..................................... 1978-80
Adams, Russell .................................. 1947-48
Ainsworth, Bob .................................. 1958-60
Amburgey, Sammy ............................ 1977-78
Anderson, Donald ............................. 1989-93
Anthony, Leo ...................................... 1957-61
Anthony, Photios ............................... 1954-55
Arnold, Nellie .................................... 1959-60
Apgar, Jerry ........................................ 1963-64
Atchinson, Jay .................................... 1977-79
B
Bacalis, Teddy .................................... 1947-48
Baker, Jack ........................................... 1969-73
Bancroft, George ................................ 1951-52
Barbosa, Ricky .................................... 1955-56
Barefoot, Jim ....................................... 1958-59
Barney, Hank ...................................... 1967-68
Barowski, George .............................. 1972-75
Bass, David ......................................... 1990-91
Bassette, Reggie ................................. 1995-99
Beard, Hershel .................................... 1947-48
Bell, Malik ........................................... 1996-97
Bedinger, Bob ..................................... 1948-49
Berger, Alan ........................................ 1966-67
Bettis, Jim ............................................ 1961-62
Bigger, Bill ........................................... 1959-60
Bigger, Wesley .................................... 1964-65
Boyce, Andy ....................................... 1957-58
Boyce, Richard ................................... 1964-68
Boyce, William ................................... 1961-62
Bowdler, Cal ....................................... 1995-99
Bowls, Harold ........................................ N/A
Branch, Tommy .................................. 1979-80
Brown, Travis ..................................... 1998-99
Broxton, Ray ....................................... 1978-80
Bryant, Bernard (Poochie) ................ 1948-49
Bryant, Freddie .................................. 1996-00
Buckland, Gary .................................. 1981-83
Bunn, Joe ............................................. 1995-96
Burris, Heath ...................................... 1999-01
Burlage, Paul ...................................... 1953-55
Bush, Jim ............................................. 1964-65
Butler, Tom ......................................... 1966-68
Butt, Holt ............................................ 1955-58
Byers, Mike ......................................... 1995-99
Byrd, Ronnie ....................................... 1961-64
C
Calleran, Steve ................................... 1966-67
Calloway, Tom .................................... 1982-83
Carlyle, David .................................... 1985-86
Carroll, Marion .................................. 1959-63
Caruthers, Joey .................................. 1973-77
Carver, Anthony ................................ 1986-90
Casey, Bill ............................................ 1951-52
Casey, John ......................................... 1954-56
Cartwright, Les .................................. 1952-53
Charles, Sylvester .............................. 1984-86
Chilcutt, Tom ...................................... 1966-67
Cole, Curtis ......................................... 1973-75
Cole, Jim .............................................. 1968-70
Conlin, Ray ......................................... 1962-63
Conrad, Tommy ................................. 1975-79
Congleton, Parke ............................... 1968-72
Copeland, Joel .................................... 1970-74
Coppola, Frank .................................. 1963-65
Couling, Randy .................................. 1970-72
Cox, Cyril ............................................ 1989-91
Cox, Steve ........................................... 1967-71
Creasman, Bob ................................... 1966-68
Crocker, Phil ....................................... 1990-91
Curfman, John .................................... 1947-48
D
Dahi, Arnaud ......................................... 2004Darby, George .................................... 1976-77
Davis, Garrick .................................... 1985-89
Davis, Mark ........................................ 1981-85
David, Jim ........................................... 1957-58
Dean, Mark ......................................... 1982-85
Decker, Dennis ................................... 1966-68
DellaYope, Jim .................................... 1967-68
Dickerson, Darren ............................. 2000-01
Dougan, Ray ....................................... 1959-63
Douglas, Terry .................................... 1975-77
Downs, Jim ......................................... 1948-49
Drews, Ron ......................................... 1965-69
Drewry, Marcus ..................................... 2001Duke, George ..................................... 1960-61
Dunlap, Brion ..................................... 1994-98
Dunnington, Charles ....................... 2000-02
E
Eady, Kirk ........................................... 1986-87
Edmonds, Fred ................................... 1962-66
Ellis, Don ............................................. 1958-60
Ellis, Tony ........................................... 1977-79
Eubank, Gray ..................................... 1972-75
Evans, Ronnie .................................... 1956-58
Evans, Chuck ..................................... 1989-90
Evans, Tony ........................................ 1996-97
Ewell, Bill ............................................ 1947-48
F
Facka, Fred ......................................... 1981-85
Foster, Terry ........................................ 1970-72
Fraim, Dick ......................................... 1961-62
Frost, Jack ............................................ 1947-48
Fuhrmann, Jeff ................................... 1973-77
G
Galloway, John ................................... 1960-61
Gaskins, Lynn ..................................... 1954-55
Gathy, Ken .......................................... 1967-71
Gatling, Chris ..................................... 1988-91
Gattison, Kenny ................................. 1982-86
Gorman, Jim ....................................... 1975-76
Grant, Donald .................................... 1987-89
Grant, Al ............................................. 1990-92
Greene, Dick ....................................... 1955-56
Greene, Pierre ..................................... 1998-02
Griekspoor, Erik ................................. 1978-82
Griffin, Ben ......................................... 1957-61
Griffin, Donald ................................... 1936-38
Grissom, David .................................. 1986-88
Gwynn, Charles ................................. 1991-92
H
Haithcock, Bobby .............................. 1976-80
Halstead, Ralph ................................. 1953-56
Hammer, Jerry .................................... 1961-63
Hanley, Clarence ................................ 1982-86
Hardy, Leo .......................................... 1970-74
Harrington, Charlie ........................... 1969-73
Harrison, Kirkie ................................. 1957-59
Harvey, David .................................... 1991-95
Hawlett, Melvin ................................. 1954-55
Haycox, Don ....................................... 1969-70
Hayes, Billy ........................................ 1967-70
Hemphill, Lavar ................................ 1999-00
Herscher, Bill ...................................... 1975-78
Hickson, Samir ....................................... 2001Hightower, John ................................. 1951-52
Hill, William ....................................... 1963-66
Hoffman, Bobby ................................. 1958-62
Hodge, Odell ...................................... 1992-97
Hopkins, Kenny ......................... 1965-67 &69
Hunter, Isaiah ......................................... 2002Hylton, Leon ...................................... 1972-76
I
Isiminger, Jim ..................................... 1963-66
Ivy, Frank ............................................ 1956-61
J
Jackson, Keith ..................................... 1989-93
Jacobs, Terrance ................................. 1988-89
James, Frank ....................................... 1959-60
Johnson, Bobby .................................. 1956-58
Johnson, Mark .................................... 1993-95
Jones, Brandon ................................... 1996-97
Jones, Clifton ...................................... 1999-01
Jones, Ken ........................................... 1967-68
Jones, Kennell ..................................... 1985-86
Jones, Mike ......................................... 1991-95
Jordan, Jim .......................................... 1956-58
Judd, Fenos ......................................... 1996-97
K
Kanipes, John ..................................... 1968-69
Keel, Gene ........................................... 1957-59
Keeling, Tom ...................................... 1972-74
Kendall, Ben ....................................... 1951-53
Kendall, John ...................................... 1962-65
Kerwin, Chris ..................................... 1988-90
Kiley, Charles ..................................... 1947-48
Knickerbocker, Harry ........................ 1952-57
Knight, Monty .................................... 1951-52
Knight, Travis ..................................... 1969-70
Knox, Earnie ....................................... 1954-55
Koch, G.P. ............................................ 1960-61
Kragtwijk, Bert ................................... 1979-81
Kresinske, Rick ................................... 1977-79
Kristofak, Wendell ............................. 1970-72
Lettermen
LaRue, Bob ......................................... 1968-69
Leake, Joe ............................................ 1990-92
Leatherwood, Buddy ........................ 1951-52
Leddy, Randy ..................................... 1962-66
LeDoyen, Mike ................................... 1963-64
Leonard, Ricardo ............................... 1988-92
Lidonde, Abdi ........................................ 2004Lockie, John ........................................ 1962-64
Lofton, Gerald .................................... 1986-88
Loughton, Alex ...................................... 2002Lozon, Harry ...................................... 1966-69
M
Midgette, Bill ...................................... 1962-65
Mann, Billy ......................................... 1978-82
Markoe, ............................................... 1958-59
Marsh, Ricardo ................................... 1999-03
Marshall, Bob ..................................... 1968-69
Marshall, Matt .................................... 1955-56
MacFarland, ....................................... 1948-49
McAdoo, Ronnie ................................ 1978-82
McCarthy, Richard ............................ 1966-67
McCraw, William ............................... 1959-61
McCullum, Andre .............................. 1998-01
McCurry, Mac .................................... 1951-52
McDonald, Darrin ............................. 1987-90
McGowen, Clay ................................. 2000-02
McLemore, Tom ................................. 1964-65
McMath, Jerry .................................... 1954-55
McMillian, Aron ................................ 1999-00
McGaffney, Matt ................................ 1992-93
Megginson, Ray ................................. 1970-73
Merr, B. ................................................ 1958-59
Michaelson, Ricky ............................. 1970-73
Miller, Jim ........................................... 1970-74
Mitchell, Sherman ............................. 1966-67
Moody, David .................................... 1965-66
Morgan, Howard ............................... 1986-88
Morris, John ............................................ 2002Morrison, Wendell ............................. 1974-76
Moyer, David ..................................... 1974-76
Mrksic, Janko ......................................... 2002Mullen, Mario .................................... 1992-96
Murphy, Paul ..................................... 1947-48
Murphy, Tom ...................................... 1968-69
N
Nance, Troy ........................................ 2000-04
Nawkins, D. B. ................................... 1956-58
Neal, D'Juan ....................................... 1998-99
Newton, Bob ....................................... 1957-61
Neyland, Reese .................................. 1975-78
Nichols, Bill ........................................ 1963-64
Nichols, Jerry ...................................... 1964-66
Nixon, Sonique .................................. 1988-90
Noble, Skip ......................................... 1967-71
Norman, Dick ..................................... 1967-68
O
O’Brien, Joey ...................................... 1972-76
Ochsonhaut, Carl ............................... 1954-55
Oldfield, Barney ................................. 1947-48
Orton, Larry ....................................... 1977-78
P
Palumbo, ‘Cheetah’ Don .................. 1958-60
Parker, Nick ........................................ 1951-52
Parker, Corey ...................................... 1992-95
Parker, Derrick ................................... 1992-96
Parks, Wayne ...................................... 1960-64
Pass, Curtis ......................................... 1997-98
Pelliong, Ed. ....................................... 1947-48
Perkins, Tom ....................................... 1954-55
Perry, Ronald ...................................... 1955-56
Peszko, Ray ........................................ 1975-76
Phares, Don ........................................ 1954-55
Phelps, William .................................. 1960-63
Phillips, David ................................... 1983-84
Pickett, Chris ...................................... 1976-78
Pittman, Vance ................................... 1956-57
Piscopo, Wayne .................................. 1973-77
Poag, Mark ......................................... 1995-99
Poteate, Wilmer .................................. 1948-49
Pratt, Bob ............................................ 1955-56
Pratt, Robert ....................................... 1958-59
Price, Mike .......................................... 1963-65
Principe, Joe ........................................ 2000-03
Pritchett, Bob ...................................... 1966-68
Pritchett, Dee ...................................... 1986-90
Prosser, David .................................... 1941-43
Pugh, Cole .......................................... 2002-03
Purpuri, Jim ........................................ 1968-69
Purnell, Oliver .................................... 1972-75
L
Lambert, Horace ................................ 1981-85
Lanzone, Ken ..................................... 1964-66
Larkin, Kevin ..................................... 1990-94
R
Ray, Mike ............................................ 1976-79
Raycrow, Terrence ............................. 1987-88
Redfern, Bob ....................................... 1955-56
84
Reed, Paul ........................................... 1997-98
Reviere, Jack ....................................... 1948-49
Riddleberger, Dennis ........................ 1963-66
Roach, Barry ....................................... 1967-69
Robinson, Corey ................................ 1993-94
Robinson, Grant ................................. 1979-83
Robinson, John ................................... 1990-92
Rogers, Ricky ..................................... 1968-69
Roughton, Bill .................................... 1947-49
Rountree, Jay .............................. 1970-73 &75
Ross, Dameon .................................... 1988-89
Royster, Bernard ................................ 1985-89
S
Samuels, Duffy ................................... 1994-96
Saunders, Joe ...................................... 1963-66
Siciliano, Mark ................................... 1986-87
Sessoms, Petey ................................... 1991-95
Shevlin, Bob ........................................ 1967-68
Sherod, E.J. .......................................... 1993-97
Shepard, Larwood ............................. 1955-56
Shepard, Paul ..................................... 1965-67
Shibley, Bob ........................................ 1962-64
Smiley, Billy ........................................ 1972-73
Smith, Charlie .................................... 1981-85
Smith, Eril ........................................... 1955-57
Smith, Barry ........................................ 1990-92
Smith, Frank ....................................... 1984-88
Smith, James ....................................... 2001-02
Smith, Jay ............................................ 1966-67
Snapp, Jerry ........................................ 1965-66
Snyder, David ..................................... 1973-74
Southerland, Tim ............................... 1979-83
South, Tom .......................................... 1954-56
Speakes ‘Buttons’ Arthur ................. 1965-68
Spruell, Bob ........................................ 1951-53
St. Clair, Dick ...................................... 1968-70
Stewart, George ................................. 1956-57
Stokes, Barry ....................................... 1961-63
Street, Tom .......................................... 1972-75
Swann, Kevin ..................................... 1992-94
Swearingen, Larry ............................. 1965-66
Sykes, Bill ............................................ 1956-57
T
Tackaberry, Rich ................................. 1972-76
Themistocleous, A. ............................ 2000-03
Thomas, Keith .................................... 1982-86
Thomas, Kiah ......................................... 2001Thomas, Ron ...................................... 1973-74
Tipton, John ........................................ 1964-65
Toleston, Ray ...................................... 1957-58
Tolson, Darryl .................................... 1984-86
Tolson, Everett ................................... 1938-40
Tonelson, Rufus ................................. 1930-33
Trax, Steve ........................................... 1984-88
Tudor, Tommy .................................... 1965-66
Turner, Billy ........................................ 1965-69
Twardzik, Dave .................................. 1968-72
Twomey, Steve ................................... 1966-67
Tydnall, Bill ........................................ 1953-54
V
Vasylius, Valdas ..................................... 2004Valentine, Ronnie ............................... 1976-80
Van Buron, Barend ............................ 1964-65
Vaughan, Bobby ................................. 1977-80
Viccellio, Hodges ............................... 1947-48
Viccellio, Jim ....................................... 1947-48
Vitasek, John ....................................... 1947-49
W
Wade, Ronnie ..................................... 1982-86
Waldon, TJ .......................................... 2002-04
Walker, Jim .......................................... 1963-64
Waller, John ........................................ 2000-04
Walsh, Eddie ....................................... 1957-58
Washington, Wilson .......................... 1974-77
Watkins, Reggie ................................. 1951-52
West, Bubba ........................................ 1948-51
West, Joe .............................................. 1958-59
West, Mark .......................................... 1979-83
White, Dick ......................................... 1954-58
White, Matt ......................................... 1983-85
Williams, Bobby ................................. 1951-52
Williams, Michael .............................. 1997-01
Williamson, Drew .................................. 2004Wright, Rasheed ................................ 1999-03
Wright, Richie .................................... 1976-78
Wright, Allon ...................................... 1990-94
Wright, Walter .................................... 1992-93
Y
Young, T. J. .......................................... 1988-89
Youngblood, Skipper ........................ 1995-00
Z
Zontini, Tony ...................................... 1966-67
Year-by-Year Results
1930-31 (11-10)
Head Coach: Tommy Scott
22-11
W South Norfolk HS
8-10
L Suffolk HS
25-36
L William & Mary Frosh
30-9
W Oceana HS
22-34
L Maury HS
35-23
W Norfolk College
35-25
W Blackstone Military
24-42
L VMI Frosh
10-39
L Washington & Lee HS
27-30
L Fork Union Military
10-18
L Benedictine HS
18-15
W Wilson HS
18-21
L Maury HS
40-36
W Fork Union Military
22-9
W Oceana HS
46-15
W South Norfolk
22-18
W Wilson HS
27-23
W Suffolk HS
21-19
W Hopewell HS
12-41
L Norfolk College
19-30
L St. Mary’s HS
1931-32 (7-9)
43-17
W Faculty
28-36
L Campbell College
21-31
20-25
L Maury HS
22-39
L Hampton HS
23-37
L Benedictine HS
30-24
W St. Mary’s HS
29-23
W East Carolina Teachers
26-39
L Hampton HS
38-21
25-16
W Wilson HS
28-51
35-30
W Wilson HS
54-16
W South Norfolk HS
22-30
L Benedictine HS
28-29
L Augusta Military
1932-33 (8-6)
52-48
W Alumni
36-16
W South Norfolk HS
31-41
23-48
L Wilson HS
18-28
L Maury HS
53-30
W St. Mary’s HS
33-14
W Holy Trinity HS
27-32
23-31
L Wilson HS
46-35
W Nachman’s
45-36
W Ravens
39-25
W Kempsville HS
25-32
L Maury HS
59-14
W South Norfolk HS
1933-34 (10-4)
20-27
L Newport News HS
41-23
W S. Norfolk HS
32-28
W Wilson HS
45-40
W William & Mary Frosh
66-44
W Faculty
48-35
W Kempsville Alumni
38-32
W Newport News Appr.
27-25
W S.Norfolk HS
30-28
W Maury HS
NA Colonial Oil
31-32
30-35
L VMIFrosh
33-44
L Newport News Appr.
24-18
W Suffolk HS
30-27
W Wilson HS
1934-35 (11-6)
75-31
W Faculty
60-27
W Kempsville HS
53-16
W St. Mary’s HS
53-22
33-35
L Maury HS
58-25
W Kempsville HS
41-42
L Wilson HS
34-32
W Petersburg HS
47-42
W Polygon Club
36-21
W S. Norfolk HS
23-39
18-47
L Augusta Military Acad.
33-29
W Petersburg HS
39-30
32-24
37-50
22-32
W
W
L
L
3 6 - 6 2 L East Carolina
Teachers
3 8 - 4 1 L Norfolk Naval Base
55-39
W Richmond Frosh
40-38
W Atlantic Christian
50-48
42-53
L Newport News App.
43-46
L Richmond Frosh
27-38
L Va. Medical College
45-50
L Washington & Lee Frosh
24-39
L VMI Frosh
34-47
L Hampden-Sydney Frosh
50-33
W Louisburg
48-49
L Atlantic Christian
44-76
L East Carolina Teachers
(one game not available)
South Norfolk HS
Wilson HS
Maury HS
1935-36 (10-6)
61-43
W Faculty
48-17
W Hopewell HS
39-13
W Wilson HS
31-28
W Lynchburg HS
18-38
L Newport News App.
45-15
W S.Norfolk HS
44-16
W Louisburg College
27-30
42-35
W Suffolk HS
36-44
L Naval Training Station
31-20
W Wilson HS
58-43
35-54
25-28
L Louisburg College
(two games not available)
1940-41 (4-15)
Head Coach: George Stirnweiss
31-34
L Alumni
38-23
W Chowan
25-32
L Newport News App.
38-58
L Norfolk Naval Base
31-33
L Naval Yard Appr.
31-37
L Optimist Club Pals
40-57
L Wilson College
31-41
L Newport News App.
40-63
40-44
46-29
W Ferrum College
40-47
L Wilson College
39-48
30-40
L Langley Field
38-37
W Langley Field
43-60
29-27
W Va. Medical College
30-37
39-54
L Roanoke College
1936-37 (8-8)
50-49
W Norfolk Athletic Club (2 ot)
16-58
28-30
L Alumni
29-41
L Riordan School
23-41
43-29
W Norfolk Athletic Club
31-38
L Louisburg College
42-33
35-29
23-41
68-32
W Chowan College
34-42
L William & Mary Frosh (ot)
38-34
41-36
W Louisburg College
(one game not available)
1941-42 (0-14)
Head Coach: George Stirnweiss
17-32
L Navy Yard Appr.
23-66
L Newport News App.
35-58
17-53
L Naval Air Station
19-48
L Langley Field
35-71
L Naval Yard Appr.
38-59
L Norfolk Naval Hosp.
20-51
L Langley Field
19-42
28-45
L Naval Air Station
36-46
29-51
L Navy Yard Appr.
37-55
L Norfolk Naval Hosp.
36-61
L Naval Air Station
1937-38 (15-4)
53-36
W Bluefield College
61-14
W Alumni
30-27
W Newport News Appr.
47-40
48-52
35-21
W Louisburg College
36-42
48-31
W Louisburg College
46-40
W Shenandoah College
42-39
46-25
W Naval Training Station
36-34
W Newport News App.
48-56
40-32
W Hampden-Sydney Frosh
29-25
W VMI Frosh
41-59
L Washington & Lee Frosh
33-23
W Shenandoah College
(two games not available)
1942-43 (12-10)
Head Coach: Scrap Chandler
37-34
W Portsmouth USCG
47-27
W Dam Neck
42-47
L Security Five
56-29
W Base Marines
35-32
W Bombardiers
53-55
L Naval receiving Sta.
36-57
L T.T.S. A.
38-42
L A&R
70-30
W Fleer Air
41-24
W Norfolk USCG
34-69
L Receiving Station
46-37
W Alumni
49-58
L A.B.A.T.U.
23-46
L Apprentice School
51-42
W Camp Bradford
50-30
W Fleet Air School
27-28
L Naval Hospital
38-30
W Bombardiers
39-41
L Fort Story
38-44
L Portsmouth USCG
37-32
W Alumni
39-37
W Wonder Boys*
*Portsmouth Gold Medal Trn.
1938-39 (8-14)
37-34
W Alumni
30-34
34-67
L High Point
56-48
W Campbell
25-34
26-32
L Richmond Frosh
38-31
41-34
39-42
38-29
W Chowan College
34-47
L Louisburg College
36-42
L Richmond Frosh
45-67
L Hampden-Sydney Frosh
37-63
22-28
39-45
L Louisburg (2 ot)
33-45
31-25
W Chowan
36-24
W Texas Oilers
30-45
40-41
49-48
W Norfolk Naval Base
1939-40 (4-16)
25-46
L High Point
43-53
41-61
L Elon
42-33
L Chowan
24-30
L Newport News App.
1943-44 (1-7)
(Scores not available)
1944-45 (6-6)
31-23
W Naval Supply
31-36
L USCG Harbor Patrol
49-41
W Maritime Service
50-32
W USCG Supply Depot
51-50
W USCG Supply Depot
54-41
W USCG Harbor Patrol
85
3 3 - 8 3 L Dam Neck
(scores
incomplete)
1945-46 (9-8)
41-48
L Navy S.O.S.U.
23-55
L Naval Hospital
34-50
L Portsmouth Marines
45-57
L Army Base
44-42
W Naval Receiving Sta.
48-40
W Navy Supply
48-32
W Langley Officers
50-45
W Army Base
44-29
W Naval Service
56-50
W Coast Guard
61-53
W N.O.B. Marines
63-46
W Portsmouth Marines
(scores incomplete)
1946-47 (14-8)
Head Coach: Julius Rubin
Tidewater Invitational Champions
53-32
W Naval Hospital
56-46
W Oceana
46-49
39-25
52-43
W Little Creek
52-65
L Norf. Naval Station
55-26
W Edwards Military Inst.
43-48
L Campbell
41-37
W Navy Yard Appr.
48-51
L Little Creek
36-31
W St. Helena
44-51
L Navy Yard Appr.
49-37
W Oceana
52-40
W Campbell
59-21
W Edwards Military Inst.
35-53
L Naval Station
41-42
49-54
63-32
W St. Helena
52-37
W Naval Air Station*
51-32
W Braxton Perkins*
53-35
W Norf. Naval Station*
*Tidewater Invitational
1947-48 (21-8)
Head Coach: Jack Callahan
71-45
W Retraining Command
50-52
L Amphibious Base
40-44
L Naval Air Station
61-42
W Naval Training Sta.
39-44
L Naval Academy Plebes
43-41
W American U. JV
59-40
W NPN Apprentice
41-40
W Naval Training Sta.
54-42
W Amphibious Base
90-47
40-49
L Fort Eustis
55-51
29-41
L William & Mary JV
44-37
W Fort Eustis
46-43
W NPN Apprentice
71-55
W Navy Olympic
53-33
W N.C. State JV
44-42
52-46
W William & Mary JV
88-38
W St. Helena
56-48
W Newport News Region
71-47
W St. Helena
74-49
W USS Palace
15-81
L Bluefield College*
83-56
W Bethesda*
74-84
L Cumberland*
56-37
W Trojans+
50-56
L Newport News Legion+
65-54
W Little Creek+
*Eastern Regional NSCAA
+Tidewater Invitational (one score not
available)
1948-49 (11-5)
Head Coach: Bud Metheny
60-58
W Gridiron Club
74-44
W Naval Air Station
50-45
W Braxton Perkins
66-57
61-56
W Virginia Frosh
58-60
L Little Creek Amphib
64-34
W Richmond Prof. Inst.
56-49
W Richmond Frosh
81-56
W Richmond Frosh
74-46
74-68
50-58
L Braxton Perkins
59-82
79-70
62-76
L
W
L
Naval Receiving St.
NPN Apprentice
1949-50 (9-10)
47-45
72-61
W NPN Apprentice
70-43
W Virginia Frosh
65-63
W Wake Forest Frosh
38-75
L N.C. State Frosh
65-59
W Richmond Frosh
50-45
48-64
63-49
W NPN Apprentice
58-77
L N.C. State Frosh
67-64
63-67
L Richmond Frosh
44-65
62-64
L Wake Forest Frosh
51-69
L North Carolina Frosh
56-53
W NPN Apprentice
65-67
L Maryland Frosh
49-72
L Navy Plebes
58-61
L NACA Langley Field
1950-51 (11-10)
54-49
W Naval Station
70-76
67-79
L Duke Frosh
65-57
W NPN Apprentice
75-82
L N.C. State Frosh
71-72
55-61
L Wake Forest Frosh
53-56
94-66
73-54
W Richmond Frosh
77-48
81-67
W North Carolina Frosh
54-55
L Wake Forest Frosh
75-64
W NPN Apprentice
45-71
61-77
L Duke Frosh
54-88
L N.C. State Frosh
66-64
W Langley Field
68-52
W Richmond Frosh
91-48
66-63
W NPN Apprentice
1951-52 (12-13)
67-68
L Naval Rec. Station
84-29
W Chowan
64-76
L Naval Air Station
75-47
62-50
W Wake Forest JV
83-66
W NPN Apprentice
68-57
W William & Mary JV
65-70
L N.C. State JV
67-70
L Amphibious Base
48-70
L William & Mary JV
47-76
L Naval Air Station
81-68
W Richmond JV
59-45
80-42
W Chowan
78-44
52-67
L N.C. State JV
68-66
W North Carolina JV
59-70
L Wake Forest JV
60-76
L NPN Apprentice
53-85
L Amphibious Base
64-80
L William & Mary JV
72-76
L Navy Plebes
82-75
68-69
66-65
W William & Mary JV
1952-53 (8-12)
66-67
66-61
W NPN Apprentice
63-45
W Richmond JV
65-63
W William & Mary JV
67-63
W Chowan
52-57
L Navy Plebes
68-66
W William & Mary JV
77-87
L Virginia Frosh
83-92
51-99
L N.C. State JV
89-65
84-64
63-68
L William & Mary JV
61-101
59-75
71-83
67-76
61-85
76-66
69-77
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
North Carolina JV
North Cakrolina JV
Chowan
Naval Rec. Station
NPN Apprentice
Richmond JV
56-59
72-68
40-90
72-58
62-48
80-51
65-111
65-61
69-63
69-72
67-79
1953-54 (12-10)
53-65
68-57
W NPN Apprentice
57-52
62-67
65-61
W Chowan
66-71
L Richmond JV
84-64
59-56
W Virginia Frosh
60-57
W VMI JV
51-61
L N.C. State JV
48-57
64-75
L Navy Plebes
82-77
60-75
L N.C. State Frosh
67-109
L N.C. State Frosh
66-55
W Virginia Frosh
85-70
76-82
L Chowan
80-69
W Richmond Frosh
71-72
79-72
90-78
W NPN Apprentice
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
Roanoke
Towson State
Navy Plebes
Randolph-Macon
Lynchburg
Va. Medical College
Atlantic Christian
NPN Apprentice
Hampden-Sydney
American
Baltimore
1957-58 (12-9)
64-89
52-73
L Randolph-Macon
66-84
L Catholic
80-66
W Baltimore
66-56
W Lynchburg
77-54
55-68
L Hampden-Sydney
63-61
W Randolph-Macon
52-70
L NPN Apprentice
51-48
79-65
69-63
W Towson State
51-70
L Navy Plebes
76-71
W Lynchburg
53-92
L Hampden-Sydney
57-65
85-78
W NPN Apprentice
76-66
W Roanoke
70-71
67-73
L Roanoke
75-55
W Bridgewater
1954-55 (7-15)
64-69
L Virginia Frosh
65-58
78-102
L William & Mary JV
92-66
W Chowan
79-68
W Richmond JV
68-91
L N.C. State JV
72-75
L Hampden-Sydney
50-85
L Wake Forest JV
80-84
L Richmond Prof. Inst.
50-51
L Richmond JV
75-71
W NPN Apprentice
51-75
L Navy Plebes
77-50
W Chowan
70-43
67-77
60-86
L Wake Forest Frosh
54-71
L N.C. State Frosh
65-68
L Virginia Frosh
49-69
55-70
L NPN Apprentice
82-52
87-89
L Hampden-Sydney
1958-59 (15-8)
68-70
91-81
W Lynchburg
76-73
W Randolph-Macon
92-54
W NPN Apprentice
107-51
W Towson State
81-67
W Hampden-Sydney
78-59
71-87
L Emory & Henry
56-55
W Guilford
80-65
72-76
L Bridgewater
61-79
L Baltimore
65-73
L Navy Plebes
102-64
95-62
W NPN Apprentice
73-77
L Lynchburg
101-96
W Emory & Henry
101-70
52-71
L Bridgewater
69-71
L Hampden-Sydney
70-64
W Randolph-Macon
77-55
W Roanoke
70-55
1955-56 (8-12)
54-76
78-91
L Bridgewater
63-68
L Lynchburg
76-62
W Chowan
71-60
66-75
L Virginia Frosh
98-56
54-72
L Hampden-Sydney
69-59
W NPN Apprentice
49-69
L Navy Plebes
76-66
66-85
L Roanoke
68-81
L Chowan
66-85
95-69
78-65
W Randolph-Macon
70-80
L Shepherd
74-78
L Hampden-Sydney
83-90
L NPN Apprentice
93-88
W Virginia Frosh
1959-60 (12-6)
80-67
93-73
W Randolph-Macon
61-82
L Elon
91-89
W Lynchburg
65-82
L Catholic
78-73
85-62
W Elon
83-93
L Hampden-Sydney
60-82
76-72
W Hampden-Sydney
69-77
L Bridgewater
79-68
W Guilford
97-62
W Lynchburg
101-70
W Guilford
75-50
W Randolph-Macon
81-72
82-75
W Bridgewater
83-66
1956-57 (11-10)
62-76
L Lynchburg
79-65
78-70
W Bridgewater
52-75
L Hampden-Sydney
72-80
66-82
58-75
L Roanoke
78-70
W Shepherd
74-72
W NPN Apprentice
75-65
1960-61 (16-4)
75-64
W at Richmond Prof. Inst.
67-45
W at Washington & Lee
83-62
W Hampden-Sydney
74-72
W at Guilford
92-72
W at Pembroke State
84-76
W Bridgewater
69-49
W at Va. Medical College
71-76
L at Catholic
86
64-62
62-75
99-79
59-87
70-71
77-74
90-78
87-62
128-70
70-53
99-73
128-61
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
Elon*
at Atlantic Christian
Guilford
at Randolph-Macon
at Roanoke
Lynchburg
at Hampden-Sydney
Pembroke State
Va. Medical College
at Bridgewater
Lynchburg
1961-62 (18-3)
95-79
W at Hampden-Sydney
87-74
W Baltimore
50-74
L at Randolph-Macon
82-84
L Hampden-Sydney
114-67
W Southeastern
77-63
72-65
W Lynchburg
73-65
W at Baltimore
77-74
58-71
L at Washington & Lee
82-71
W Roanoke
65-56
W Pembroke State
100-81
W Bridgewater
77-63
76-68
W Randolph-Macon
99-74
W at Southeastern#
77-69
W at Pembroke State
107-97
W at Lynchburg
94-88
W at Roanoke
76-69
W at Bridgewater
75-69
W Washington & Lee
#played at FT. Meyers
1962-63 (13-13)
97-58
W at Lynchburg
77-76
W Pembroke State
73-64
W Washington & Lee
70-76
L at Loyola (MD.)
58-68
L Ohio Northern*
68-79
L Belmont Abbey*
64-57
W Atlantic Christian+
85-62
W Pembroke State+
45-59
L Sublant
86-84
W Hampden-Sydney
74-79
L Randolph-Macon
88-68
W at Bridgewater
70-74
L at Hampden-Sydney
76-85
L at Pembroke State
69-67
96-105
L at Atlantic Christian
108-72
W Roanoke
88-89
82-80
W Baltimore
102-82
69-80
L at Randolph-Macon
102-67
W Bridgewater
78-90
74-47
W Lynchburg
77-87
L at Roanoke
72-90
L Hampden-Sydney#
* Quantico Christmas Trn.
+Naval Station Xmas Trn.
#Mason Dixon Trn.
1963-64 (13-10)
75-79
L at Loyola (MD.)
89-96
L at Atlantic Christian
88-64
W at Pembroke State
86-63
W Washington & Lee
77-81
L at Bridgewater
82-111
L Frederick *
99-91
W Phiblant*
74-83
L at Richmond Prof. Inst.
78-72
W at Western Maryland
72-92
L at Mt. St. Mary’s
80-76
W Hampden-Sydney
68-97
L at Randolph-Macon
75-63
72-73
L Roanoke
95-59
W Lynchburg
102-85
W at Baltimore
78-75
W Bridgewater
115-88
68-66
W at Lynchburg
70-87
L at Roanoke
94-93
W Randolph-Macon
78-73
W at Hampden-Sydney
82-98
L Catholic +
* Naval Station Xmas Trn.
+ Mason Dixon Tournament
1964-65 (10-13)
98-108
99-84
W Pembroke State
102-68
W Washington & Lee
76-83
L at Catholic
71-89
L at Loyola (MD.)
82-101
L at Richmond Prof. Inst.
61-83
L Randolph-Macon
102-76
W Vint Hill Army*
74-64
W Hampden-Sydney*
80-78
W Walter Reed Army*
88-76
64-92
72-68
W at Bridgewater
75-79
L at Hampden-Sydney
57-76
L at Randolph-Macon
86-68
W Lynchburg
84-89
L Roanoke
104-84
W Bridgewater
94-86
W Baltimore
85-95
67-73
L at Lynchburg
86-102
L Hampden-Sydney
72-90
L at Roanoke
*Amphibious Xmas Trn. (Norfolk)
1965-66 (7-17)
Head Coach: Sonny Allen
94-112
L at American
102-82
W Washington & Lee
98-64
W Loyola (MD.)
103-71
W at Towson State
106-82
W Lynchburg
89-95
L Hampden-Sydney
88-105
L at Roanoke
104-105 L Atlantic Christian
86-82
W Norfolk State*
65-78
L Hampden-Sydney#
87-90
L Elizabeth City#
68-67
W Loyola (MD)#
82-88
83-87
L Bridgewater
108-119 L at Hampden-Sydney (3 ot)
74-76
L at Randolph-Macon
78-83
L Catholic
61-67
L at Lynchburg
124-95
78-91
L Mt. St. Mary’s
92-104
L at Bridgewater (ot)
86-91
L Roanoke
84-90
L Randolph-Macon
60-80
L at Baltimore
*Amphibious Tournament
#Ft. Eustis Tournament
1966-67 (14-12)
85-74
86-78
W at Catholic U.
96-83
W Lynchburg
106-61
W Towson State
94-102
L at American
78-70
W at The Citadel
87-88
L at Loyola (MD.)
86-111
L at Atlantic Christian *
94-78
W Campbell*
103-105 L at Marshall
88-86
95-85
W Roanoke
100-92
W at Hampden-Sydney
82-74
W Randolph-Macon
88-90
L at East Carolina
94-108
L American
75-74
W at Mt. St. Mary’s
87-97
L Frederick
79-80
L at Roanoke
75-94
81-68
W at Baltimore
103-90
W Hampden-Sydney
101-115 L at Philadelphia Textile
75-80
L at Randolph-Macon
102-53
W Baltimore#
68-74
L Bridgewater#
* Atlantic Christian Inv.
# Mason Dixon Tournament in Washington,
DC.
80-89
L at William & Mary
88-75
W at Hampden-Sydney
91-101
L at Roanoke
112-123 L Norfolk State
80-111
L at Philadelphia Textile
79-96
L at Georgia Southern*
93-90
W Mt. St. Mary’s*
* NCAA S. Atlantic Regional at
Georgia Southern
1967-68 (19-7)
71-86
L at Frederick
94-90
W at East Carolina
122-100 W at Baltimore
114-87
W Loyola (MD.)
97-79
88-96
L at VMI
106-73
W Bluefield*
120-106 W Hampton Institute*
82-64
W Virginia State*
92-65
W Catholic
85-74
W Roanoke
95-78
W Hampden-Sydney
113-76
W at Randolph-Macon
88-105
91-85
W at Lynchburg
81-78
W American
131-76
W Mt. St. Mary’s
84-96
L Frederick
109-70
W Randolph-Macon
78-70
W Washington & Lee
152-110 W Richmond Prof. Inst.
105-99
W at Hampden-Sydney
92-98
L at Roanoke
91-131
L at Marshall
93-86
W Baltimore+
78-82
L Catholic+
* Fort Eustis Tournament
+ Mason Dixon Tournament in Washington,
DC.
1968-69 (21-10)
Mason Dixon Champions
75-95
L at St. Francis (PA.)
85-95
L at Georgia
83-72
W at Buffalo
88-92
L at Gannon
75-74
W at East Carolina
70-72
L at Xavier (Ohio)
84-77
W Roanoke*
100-83
W West Virginia St.*
119-66
W Roanoke
79-72
W Catawaba
80-57
W at Catholic
75-64
W at American
109-75
W Randolph-Macon
109-67
W at Hampden-Sydney
85-74
W at Roanoke
65-76
L at Randolph-Macon
93-96
L at VMI
93-76
W Philadelphia Textile
72-91
L at Long Island
101-69
W Va. Commonwealth
92-62
W Baltimore
80-65
W at William & Mlkary
82-74
W at Loyola (MD.)
68-74
79-61
W Hampden-Sydney
84-69
W at Navy
75-57
W Towson State+
82-74
W Mt. St. Mary’s+
99-90
W Baltimore+
60-68
L Oglethorpe#
102-113 L at Norfolk State#
* Fort Eustis Invitational
+ Mason Dixon Tournament in Ashland, VA.
# NCAA South Atlantic Regional
1969-70 (21-7)
83-72
W at ST. Francis (PA.)
73-81
L Manhattan
93-82
W at VCU
89-76
W at Xavier (Ohio)
81-78
W Loyola (MD.)
66-63
W Long Island
99-95
W Georgia Southern
94-72
W VMI
64-58
W at Randolph-Macon
108-82
W Hampden-Sydney
94-90
W VCU
92-84
W American
95-92
W at Southern Mississippi
90-55
W at VMI
88-78
W Roanoke
95-88
W at Baltimore
85-74
W Catholic
67-92
L at East Carolina
90-79
62-55
W Randolph-Macon
61-59
W Mt. St. Mary’s
1970-71 (21-9)
NCAA Division II Finalist
82-96
L at Western Kentucky
84-60
W Washington & Lee
94-85
W at VMI
85-87
L Roanoke
58-62
L at Long Island
98-90
W at Norfolk State
71-66
W East Carolina
91-76
W Tulane *
89-76
W Auburn*
79-82
L Campbell
109-105 W St. Francis (PA.)
102-97
W Norfolk State
90-82
W at East Carolina
95-54
W VMI
87-86
W at Randolph-Macon
96-76
W at Georgia Southern
75-97
L at American
121-80
W Southern Mississippi
90-82
W at Catholic
71-79
L VCU
96-108
L at Cincinnati
76-65
96-103
L at Roanoke
99-89
W Mt. St. Mary’s
98-85
W at VCU
89-65
W Stetson+
102-97
W Norfolk State+
81-80
W Puget Sound#
97-83
W Kentucky Wesleyan#
82-97
L at Evansville#
* Kiwanis ODU Classic
+ NCAA S. Atlantic Regional at ODU
# NCAA Finals in Evansville, IN.
1971-72 (14-10)
88-91
L at St. Francis (PA.)
91-74
W Baptist
80-86
119-122 L Norfolk State (ot)
88-90
L at Xavier (Ohio)
98-101
L Georgia Southern
114-86
W Rice*
86-88
L Indiana*
111-73
W Campbell
95-73
W Catholic
88-86
W at Roanoke
96-84
W at VMI
99-68
W Madison
86-99
L at Kentucky Wesleyan
81-84
L at Biscayne
92-109
L at Georgia Southern
103-82
W at Southern Mississippi
105-101 W Norfolk State (ot)
81-67
W at Philadelphia Textiles
92-79
W at East Carolina
100-95
W Randolph-Macon (2 ot)
120-78
W Mt. St. Mary’s
80-95
L Roanoke
104-78
W Long Island
1972-73 (19-9)
NCAA Regional Finalist
106-131 L at Western Kentucky
83-82
W at Mt. St. Mary’s
90-92
L Biscayne
86-93
L at Charleston Baptist
104-91
69-55
W Madison
68-63
W Roanoke
74-88
L at Norfolk State
80-81
L Virginia Tech*
73-77
L Navy*
99-86
W Campbell
83-75
W at Delaware
77-72
W at Dayton
87
79-76
W at Xavier (Ohio)
74-68
89-97
L at South Florida
125-112 W Kentucky Wesleyan
110-88
W Southern Mississippi
97-96
W Norfolk State
83-101
L at Roanoke
112-94
W St. Francis (PA.)
72-56
W VMI
74-68
W at Randolph-Macon
67-53
W East Carolina
67-49
W at Madison
81-72
W Philadelphia Textiles
80-74
W Fayetteville State#
87-88
L at Roanoke (ot)#
# NCAA S. Atlantic Regional in Roanoke,
VA.
1973-74 (20-7)
NCAA Regional Finalist
84-88
100-69
W Mt. St. Mary’s
98-74
W Charleston Baptist
62-64
L at Roanoke
113-81
W South Florida
110-82
W Yale*
87-79
W Baylor*
92-80
W Delaware
74-78
L at Biscayne
91-81
84-77
W UC Irvine
87-69
W at Evansville
67-72
L at Kentucky Wesleyan
86-83
W Xavier (Ohio) (ot)
96-87
W Campbell
65-55
W Madison
80-78
W at East Carolina
94-80
W Georgia Southern
88-72
W at Catholic
73-59
W Randolph-Macon
74-65
W Washington & Lee
68-70
L William & Mary
72-79
L at Marshall
82-76
W Roanoke
68-65
80-77
W Rollins+
76-89
L Norfolk State+
+ NCAA S. Atlantic Regional at ODU
1974-75 (25-6)
NCAA Div. II National Champions
69-90
L at Dayton
99-98
W Biscayne
83-77
W Campbell
87-102
101-100 W Roanoke
84-72
W Evansville
80-67
W Columbia*
84-73
W California-Berkeley*
61-55
W at William & Mary
69-75
L at George Washington
101-79
W Bloomsburg St.
89-54
W Madison
80-63
W Marshall
86-92
L at South Florida
69-71
L at Florida Southern
69-71
L East Carolina
120-87
W Kentucky Wesleyan
86-74
92-64
81-62
W Catholic
107-67
W at Roanoke
86-69
W at VMI
86-85
W at Randolph-Macon (2 ot)
94-84
104-77
103-89
95-72
W Baltimore#
83-76
W Randolph-Macon#
78-62
W North Dakota%
77-60
W Tennessee State%
76-74
W New Orleans (Finals)%
# NCAA S. Atlantic Regional at ODU
% NCAA Finals at Evansville, IN.
1975-76 (19-12)
Head Coach: Paul Webb
NCAA Div. II Final Four
79-48
W Belmont Abbey
73-78
L at Austin Peay
76-77
L South Florida
76-84
59-56
W Randolph-Macon
85-83
W Georgia Southern
91-116
L at Nevada-Las Vegas
74-88
L at Arizona
88-77
W Cornell*
77-80
L Brigham Young*
95-70
W at East Carolina
79-91
L at Dayton
77-73
W William & Mary
72-70
W VMI
83-88
L at Roanoke (ot)
120-93
W Campbell
87-83
W at Madison (ot)
76-71
W at Marshall
61-74
L at William & Mary
78-66
W Washington & Lee
111-74
98-82
W Roanoke
103-75
W St. Francis (PA.)
58-74
95-73
W Florida Southern
85-82
86-77
W Madison+
73-58
W Baltimore+
90-85
W Cheyney State#
78-83
L Puget Sound%
74-78
L Eastern Illinois%
+ S.Atlantic Regional at ODU
# NCAA II Quarters at ODU
% NCAA II Final Four at Evansville, IN.
1976-77 (25-4)
ECAC South Champions
110-71
113-47
W Delaware State
76-81
L at Austin Peay (ot)
113-69
W Roanoke
60-62
L at VMI
95-70
W Dartmouth *
82-78
W Mississippi State*
83-82
W at Georgia Southern (ot)
70-56
W at Georgia State
96-79
W at Western Carolina
87-66
W Rider
85-58
W Western Carolina
108-80
W at Maine
101-90
W Ga. Southern
86-74
W at East Carolina
105-87
W Marshall
77-68
W Austin Peay
103-69
W at St. Francis (PA)
73-71
W at William & Mary
87-78
W East Carolina
109-55
W Baptist
71-63
W at Virginia
101-80
W at Roanoke
82-68
W William & Mary
97-77
W Madison
79-72
W at Stetson
80-58
W at Georgetown#
64-67
L Syracuse%
68-71
L Villanova+
* Kiwanis ODU CLassic
# ECAC South Final
% ECAC North-South Final
+ NIT at Scope
1977-78 (11-15)
90-82
W Niagara*
75-81
L at St. John’s*
67-75
L Belmont Abbey
67-86
L Virginia
85-67
W Austin Peay
66-72
L Navy
67-73
L at VCU
116-99
W at Tulane
68-71
L New Hampshire+
86-78
W Southern Methodist+
104-112 L at Georgia Southern
81-82
L at Richmond
61-55
W Baptist
76-74
W at Boston U.
68-71
L Georgia State
60-69
L VMI
64-63
W William & Mary
112-81
W at East Carolina
92-65
W Robert Morris
65-73
L at James Madison
79-73
W Georgia Southern
72-78
L East Carolina
78-70
W Richmond
73-78
L at St. Francis (Pa.)
72-73
L VCU (Hampton Col.)
64-75
L at William and Mary
*Joe Lapchick Trn. at St. John’s
+Kiwanis ODU Classic
1980-81 (18-10)
92-78
W Poland (exh.)
75-50
W Texas Wesleyan
80-63
W Norfolk State
73-70
W at Duquesne
56-65
L VCU
63-71
L Alabama*
72-71
W at Santa Clara*
71-64
W Richmond+
44-61
L at VCU+
92-58
W Columbia%
75-79
L American%
89-76
W at Richmond
63-62
W at DePaul
78-71
W at Boston U.
54-59
L Rhode Island
65-63
W at James Madison (2 ot)
76-51
W William and Mary
75-65
W Stetson
76-67
W East Carolina
58-71
L at Syracuse
66-51
W George Mason
82-80
W Richmond (ot)
64-65
L at VCU
72-63
W at Navy
65-73
L James Madison
60-59
W at William & Mary
96-61
W Georgia State
77-81
L Richmond#
60-74
L Georgia**
* Cable Car Classic in Santa Clara, CA.
+ Richmond Times Dispatch Trn.
% Kiwanis ODU Classic
# ECAC South Trn in Hampton, VA.
** NIT at Georgia, Athens, GA.
1978-79 (23-7)
NIT Quarterfinalists
98-78
W George Mason
65-61
W at Virginia
90-60
W Baptist
87-70
W St. Bonaventure
88-91
L Va. Tech
65-68
L at Austin Peay (ot)
100-92
W Richmond*
70-68
W at VCU*
88-76
W Bucknell+
80-76
W Florida State (2 ot)+
94-81
W Norfolk State
85-67
W at Florida Southern
87-95
L VCU
48-42
W William & Mary
75-62
W James Madison
65-62
W at Navy
90-72
W Boston U.
90-85
W at East Carolina (2 ot)
97-94
W Stetson
85-91
L at Va. Tech
102-57
W Southeastern
72-71
W at VCU (ot)
91-76
W Maine
84-99
L East Carolina
72-70
W St. Francis (PA.)
57-56
W at William & Mary
52-73
L Georgetown #
83-81
W Wagner%
61-59
W at Clemson (2 ot)%
59-67
L at Purdue%
* Richmond Times Dispatch Trn. # ECAC
Finals % NIT games + Kiwanis ODU
Classic
1979-80 (25-5)
76-74
W Soviet Union (ot) exh.
102-82
W Delaware State
98-59
W Virginia State
75-55
W UNC-Wilmington
96-62
W Georgia Southern
70-65
W at East Carolina
90-84
W Richmond+
58-79
L Virginia +
94-81
W Vermont#
51-52
L St. Joseph’s#
63-77
L at Rhode Island
67-58
58-44
W Navy
60-57
W Norfolk State
68-67
W Syracuse
68-64
W at VCU
65-60
W Duquesne
60-51
W William & Mary
52-44
W James Madison
71-64
W at Georgia State
76-75
W VCU
66-64
W at Stetson
83-63
W at James Madison
104-73
W George Mason
72-84
L at St. Bonaventure
89-75
W East Carolina
71-69
W at William & Mary (ot)
112-59
W Catholic%
75-59
W William & Mary%
62-51
W Navy (ot)%
74-87
L UCLA*
+Richmond Times Dispatch
#Kiwanis ODU Classic
%ECAC South Tournament in Hampton, VA.
*NCAA West Regional at Arizona State.
1981-82 (18-12)
88-76
W Belgrade-Red Star (exh.)
84-57
W Maryland-Eastern Shore
76-61
W Norfolk State
62-56
W at Rhode Island
70-75
L Marquette (ot)
72-100
L at Virginia Tech
77-78
L at Dayton (ot)
55-61
L at VCU
93-65
W Howard
70-47
W Colgate*
72-61
W Wagner*
88-51
W at VMI
60-70
L DePaul
48-60
L at James Madison
59-60
L at William & Mary (ot)
75-79
L Duquesne
71-63
W George Mason
61-58
W VCU
71-61
W Boston U.
80-57
W Richmond
63-69
L at St. Joseph’s
80-73
W at East Carolina
81-55
W Navy
66-45
W William & Mary
68-66
W at Stetson
62-63
L at Richmond
41-43
L James Madison
70-62
W George Mason%
77-69
W Richmond%
58-57
W James Madison%
57-74
L Wake Forest+
% ECAC South Trn. in Scope
+ NCAA E. Regional in Charlotte, NC.
1982-83 (19-10/12-2)
Sun Belt Season-Co Champion
62-63
L France (exh.)
71-45
W VMI
75-66
W Western Kentucky%
78-58
W UNC Charlotte%
90-85
W at VCU*%
59-75
L Virginia*
61-59
W at Western Kentucky%
99-81
W Rhode Island
67-62
W VCU (in Hampton)%
62-59
W South Alabama%
52-63
L at James Madison
70-71
L Richmond
60-71
L at UAB%
50-56
L William & Mary
69-64
W at Jacksonville%
88
80-77
W at South Florida%
58-43
W James Madison
67-87
L at Maryland
71-58
W Jacksonville%
50-53
L at Marquette
72-80
L at UNC Charlotte%
43-42
W at William & Mary
76-73
W Virginia Tech
77-76
W at South Alabama%
61-53
W Dayton
82-74
W South Florida%
66-52
W Richmond
84-57
W UAB%
59-63
L Jacksonville#
90-100
L at South Carolina**
+ Richmond Times Dispatch
% Sun Belt Conf. Games
# Sun Belt Tournament in Birmingham, AL.
** NIT at South Carolina
1983-84 (19-12/9-5)
Sun Belt Finalist
86-78
W Czechoslovakia (exh.)
105-82
W Delaware State
80-62
W Fairleigh Dickinson
73-57
W William & Mary
73-83
L at UAB%
82-65
W at VMI
79-65
W Maryland-E. Shore
75-68
W Western Kentucky%
51-83
L VCU*
62-86
L Virginia Tech*
57-71
L at South Florida%
79-71
W at Jacksonville%
84-64
W Howard
61-58
W James Madison
88-75
W South Alabama%
73-75
L at UNC Charlotte%
58-69
L Maryland
82-87
L at South Alabama%
56-54
W VCU (ot)%
67-68
L at James Madison (ot)
79-71
W UNC Charlotte%
67-70
L at Western Kentucky%
57-55
W South Florida%
62-55
W Jacksonville%
76-55
W UAB%
71-55
W at William & Mary
57-55
W at VCU%
79-68
W Jacksonville#
78-72
W Western Kentucky#
60-62
L at UAB#
63-64
L at Dayton
62-67
L at Notre Dame+
* Richmond Times Dispatch
% Sun Belt Games
# Sun Belt Trn. in Birmingham, AL.
+ NIT at Notre Dame.
1984-85 (19-12/9-5)
Sun Belt Finalist
67-60
W Yugoslavia (Exh.)
76-102
L at Va. Tech
56-50
W VMI
107-72
W SC-Aiken
87-63
W St. Joseph’s
62-57
W at William & Mary
66-57
W James Madison
66-77
L at St. John’s*
82-80
W Rutgers*
86-84
W at South Alabama%
67-73
68-80
L at James Madison
86-60
W UNC Charlotte%
84-76
W Western Kentucky%
58-64
L at DePaul
74-62
W South Florida%
55-56
L UAB%
86-74
W South Alabama%
59-58
W at UAB%
78-79
L Jacksonville (ot)%
75-87
L at Maryland
75-73
W at South Florida%
67-65
W at Jacksonville%
80-64
W at UNC Charlotte%
71-90
L at VCU%
91-82
W Dayton
72-58
W William & Mary
66-78
L VCU%
84-66
W South Alabama#
68-67
W UAB#
82-87
L VCU#
68-75
L Southern Methodist**
*ECAC Holiday Festival, New York, NY.
%Sun Belt Games
#Sun Belt Trn. in Hampton, VA.
**NCAA East Regional in Hartford, CT.
1985-86 (23-8/11-3)
Head Coach: Tom Young
Sun Belt Regular Season Champs
81-62
W Czechoslovakia (exh.)
78-54
W Randolph-Macon
76-90
L Va. Tech
93-46
W Rider
57-50
W James Madison
86-96
L at Georgia Tech
61-78
L Virginia*
67-55
W at VCU*
62-59
51-66
L at UAB%
94-87
W at UNC Charlotte%
75-44
W at William & Mary
50-49
W VCU%
75-57
W at South Alabama%
47-43
W South Florida%
64-56
W Jacksonville%
62-59
W at Richmond
58-71
L UAB%
88-70
W UNC Charlotte%
59-53
W at James Madison
74-61
W Western Kentucky%
54-52
W South Alabama%
66-53
W DePaul
61-56
W at VCU%
51-69
L at Jacksonville%
64-57
W at South Florida%
58-47
W William & Mary
75-51
W Central Conn. State
76-67
W UNC Charlotte+
61-67
L Jacksonville+
72-64
W West Virginia#
61-89
L Duke#
* Richmond Times Dispatch
% Sun Belt Games
+ Sun Belt Tournament in Birmingham, Al.
# NCAA East Regional in Greensboro, NC.
1986-87 (6-22/1-13)
78-76
W Yugoslavia-Bosna (exh.)
86-66
W Virginia Tech
66-75
L Middle Tenn. State
56-54
W William & Mary
69-71
L at James Madison
64-70
L Long Island
61-72
L at DePaul
62-56
W Richmond
83-103
L at Nevada-Las Vegas+
71-79
L Idaho State+
52-68
L at South Florida%
60-64
L at UAB%
64-77
L VCU%
57-74
L at UNC Charlotte%
64-81
L Georgia Tech
66-78
L at Missouri
71-89
L Jacksonville%
77-82
L South Alabama%
87-73
W Maryland
60-56
W at William & Mary
70-72
L UAB%
53-94
63-52
W South Florida%
63-65
L at South Alabama%
59-75
L Western Kentucky%
66-78
L at VCU%
65-83
L UNC Charlotte%
66-71
L at Jacksonville%
58-60
L at Western Kentucky*
+ Bud Light UNLV Classic
* Sun Belt Trn. in Bowling Green, KY.
% Sun Belt Conference Games
1987-88 (18-12/9-5)
80-85
L Bulgaria (exh.)
72-69
W at William & Mary
74-62
W Randolph-Macon
96-85
W at Duquesne
83-68
W Long Island
74-72
W Virginia#
63-70
L Richmond#
65-58
W James Madison
71-97
L at Va. Tech
66-60
W UNC Wilmington
80-66
W Western Kentucky%
78-77
W at South Florida%
78-77
W at Jacksonville%
80-81
L at South Alabama%
71-67
W VCU%
82-80
W UAB (ot)%
88-95
L DePaul
65-81
L at UNC Charlotte%
73-64
W Jacksonville%
75-82
L at Richmond
78-69
W William & Mary
65-70
L Maryland
81-76
81-82
L UNC Charlotte%
74-80
L at UAB (ot)%
77-82
L at VCU%
101-77
W South Alabama%
85-69
W South Florida%
86-84
W Western Kentucky (ot)+
69-91
L at VCU+
73-86
L at Ohio State**
# Richmond Times Dispatch
% Sun Belt Games
+ Sun Belt Tournament in Richmond, Va.
** NIT at Ohio State
80-62
W at VCU%
72-87
L at UAB%
88-94
L Jacksonville+
* In Hampton Coliseum
** In Roanoke (VA.) Coliseum
% Sun Belt Games
# Richmond Times Dispatch
+ Sun Belt Trn. in Birmhangham, Al.
1990-91 (14-18/5-9)
Sun Belt Tournament Finalists
77-76
W Marathon Oil (exh)
83-85
L Russian Club (exh.)
63-61
W Northern Iowa #
61-76
L Murray State#
62-80
L Illinois#
95-70
W Md. Eastern Shore (FH)
87-82
W at American
63-71
L at William & Mary
84-76
W Virginia Tech
88-62
W Long Island
69-87
L at West Virginia
75-82
L South Florida (ot)%
79-78
W East Carolina (2 ot)
65-74
L Richmond
89-100
L at South Alabama%
83-58
W Jacksonville%
60-62
L VCU%
55-65
L George Washington
74-77
L at W.Kentucky%
87-93
L UNC Charlotte%
80-88
L South Alabama%
62-46
W UNC Wilmington
75-79
L at James Madison
58-60
L at VCU%
95-83
W at UNC Charlotte%
95-87
W UAB%
77-79
L at UAB%
75-77
L at George Mason
66-75
L Western Kentucky%
74-61
W at South Florida%
82-75
W at Jacksonville%
94-88
W UAB (ot)+
72-69
W South Florida+
81-86
L at South Alabama+
# San Juan Shootout, Puerto Rico
% Sun Belt Games
+ Sun Belt Trn.,in Mobile, AL.
FH Field House
1988-89 (15-13/7-7)
86-77
W Nosso Club-Brazil (exh.)
86-95
L Soviet Union (exh.)$
70-62
W at William & Mary
75-57
W Richmond
68-66
W at UNC Wilmington
92-105
L Virginia Tech
71-76
L Eastern Washington+
83-56
W at Chaminade+
76-77
L Miami-Fl.+
79-72
W at George Mason
79-77
W at James Madison
101-89
W UAB%
88-62
W George Washington
90-79
W at UNC Charlotte%
93-101
L at VCU (ot)%
62-64
L at South Florida%
99-87
W VCU%
75-82
L South Alabama%
99-64
W Western Kentucky%
76-79
L at Jacksonville%
77-92
L at UAB %
91-84
W Jacksonville%
90-70
W South Florida%
88-82
W UNC Charlotte%
77-87
L North Carolina
83-88
L at Wake Forest
81-92
L at South Alabama%
74-92
77-69
W American U.(Hampton Col.)
87-89
L UAB (ot)#
$ Played in Hampton Col.
+ Chaminade Classic in Honolulu, HI.
% Sun Belt Games
# Sun Belt Trn. in Charlotte, NC.
1991-92 (15-15/8-6)
Head Coach: Oliver Purnell
Colonial Champions
91-80
L Samara-Russia (exh.)
82-79
W Marathon Oil (exh.)
83-71
W Roanoke*
71-90
L South Florida
71-86
L at Iona
83-98
L Va. Commonwealth
67-105
L at Alabama
83-82
W West Virginia
67-83
L Virginia#
67-66
W at Va. Commonwealth#
62-78
L at Va. Tech
80-73
W George Mason%
86-85
W at George Washington
74-79
L American%
76-92
L at James Madison%
77-82
L Richmond%
80-72
W at East Carolina%
62-83
L at UNC Wilmington%
102-92
W William & Mary% (ot)
79-84
L Tenn State
71-61
W at George Mason%
69-83
L at American%
72-71
W James Madison%
69-73
L at Richmond%
89-83
W East Carolina% (ot)
51-71
L at Penn State
69-68
W UNC Wilmington%*
94-85
W at William & Mary%
77-67
W UNC Wilmington+
62-58
W Richmond+
78-73
W James Madison+
69-88
L Kentucky&
* Played at ODU Field House
# Richmond Times Dispatch Trn.
% CAA Games
+ CAA Tournament games.
& NCAA Regional at Worcester, MA.
1989-90 (14-14/7-7)
79-81
L Marathon Oil (exh.)
108-90
W Venezuela (exh.)
67-62
W William & Mary *
72-69
W West Virginia **
67-71
L at George Washington (ot)
75-88
L Missouri
62-69
L Richmond#
77-67
W at VCU#
85-81
W James Madison
78-90
L at North Carolina
61-64
L UAB%
94-78
W UNC Charlotte%
65-69
94-85
W at South Alabama (ot)%
83-91
L at Virginia Tech
49-55
L VCU%
94-71
W Jacksonville%
76-74
W at Richmond (ot)
91-74
W American
58-60
L Wake Forest
93-94
L at South Florida (ot)%
86-62
W Western Kentucky%
87-82
W George Mason
75-56
W South Florida%
72-81
L at Jacksonville%
94-84
W South Alabama%
82-95
L at UNC Charlotte%
89
1992-93 (21-8/11-3)
Regular Season Co-Champions
91-58
W Cuban Jr. Nationals (exh.)
121-93
W Verich Allstars (exh.)
82-119
L at North Carolina
118-71
W Shenandoah@
78-65
W Iona@
68-90
L at Virginia
81-65
W Va. Commonwealth $
93-91
W Alabama
85-96
L at Auburn
104-83
W at Florida A&M
78-76
W at South Florida
76-74
W at George Mason %
95-88
W at American %
59-75
L Richmond @%
89-102
L at James Madison%
71-61
W Va. Tech
80-60
W East Carolina%
94-92
W UNC Wilmington%
81-80
W at William & Mary %
99-84
W Southern Miss.
91-62
W George Mason %
86-85
W American %
80-84
L at Richmond %
73-60
W at East Carolina %
90-79
W at UNC Wilmington %
90-80
W William and Mary%
113-105 W at So. Mississippi
67-73
L East Carolina *
74-68
W Va. Commonwealth #
58-60
L at Miami-Ohio #
@ played at field house
$ played at Hampton Coliseum
% CAA Conference Games
* CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA.
# NIT
1993-94 (21-10/ 10-4)
Regular Season Co-Champions
CAA Tournament Finalists
109-53
W Russian-Dinamo (exh.)
98-89
W Court Authority (exh.)
84-80
W at South Carolina
89-51
W Florida A&M
92-67
W at UC Santa Barbara
92-66
W Hofstra@
76-69
W Virginia
87-101
L Auburn
76-78
L at UNC Charlotte
73-75
L at South Florida
74-77
L Utah State#
70-66
W Idaho State#
74-60
W Howard (FH)
88-96
L at James Madison*
79-77
W at Richmond*
79-62
W East Carolina* (FH)
79-84
L UNC Wilmington*
120-91
W at George Mason*
79-68
W American*
79-74
W Va. Commonwealth$
105-72
W William and Mary*
97-81
W James Madison*
73-77
L Richmond*
75-72
W at East Carolina*
98-81
W at UNC Wilmington*
100-72
W George Mason*
77-81
L at American* (ot)
94-70
W at William & Mary*
83-58
W William and Mary%
76-72
W Richmond%
76-77
L James Madison%
76-74
W Manhattan+
75-79
L at Bradley+
+NIT Games
%CAA Tournament in Richmond, Va.
@at UCSB Gaucho Classic
#at Wyoming Shootout
* CAA Conference Games
FH Field House
$ Hampton Coliseum
1994-95 (21-12/12-2)
Head Coach: Jeff Capel
CAA Champions
119-127 L Court Authority (exh.)
94-95
W Croatia (exh.)
80-83
L at Virginia
93-75
W Towson State
79-65
W South Carolina
74-88
L at Southern Illinois
80-85
L at Tulane (ot)
75-64
W New Hampshire
63-61
W Wyoming
94-86
W Weber State (ot)#
63-71
L at Hawaii
61-71
L at Washington##
79-98
L North Carolina
82-92
L at St. Joseph’s
52-71
L at Arizona State
79-66
W UNC Wilmington*
88-83
W at George Mason*
89-82
W at American*
83-73
79-65
W James Madison*
65-46
W at Richmond*
69-66
W East Carolina*
79-65
L at James Madison*
67-81
L Va. Commonwealth@
70-60
W Richmond*
91-74
W American*
94-70
W George Mason*
71-73
L at UNC Wilmington*
81-73
W at East Carolina*
60-55
W William & Mary* (FH)
110-94
W George Mason**
77-67
W American** (ot)
80-75
W James Madison**
89-81
W Villanova+ (3 ot)
52-64
L Tulsa+
# Hawaii/Nike Festival
* CAA Conference Games
**CAA Tournament in Richmond, Va.
+NCAA East Regional in Albany, NY
@ Hampton Coliseum
FH Field House
1995-96 (18-13/12-4)
77-37
W Latvia (exh.)
84-78
55-75
L Duke @
78-77
W Alaska-Anchorage @
89-90
L Ohio (2 OT) @
75-67
W Hampton
65-73
L Southern Illinois
61-67
L South Florida
80-92
L at Toledo
84-89
L at Texas Tech
66-52
W at Wyoming
54-65
L Idaho #
69-62
W CSU-Sacramento (OT) #
62-60
W St. Joseph’s
70-85
L VCU *
61-48
W at UNC Wilmington *
84-69
W at Richmond *
103-86
W George Mason *
67-72
L at East Carolina *
58-45
W at James Madison *
86-82
W American *
51-50
W UNC Wilmington *
76-85
L at VCU (OT) *
49-87
L at Virginia
76-72
W James Madison *
93-92
W George Mason (OT) *
70-63
W Richmond *
91-86
W William & Mary (FH) *
74-83
L at American *
81-57
W East Carolina *
75-72
W James Madison %
39-59
L UNC Wilmington %
* Indicates CAA games
@ Carr's Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage,
Alaska
# CSU-Sacramento Tournament, Sacramenta,
Calif.
% CAA Tournament, Richmond, Va.
1996-97 (22-11/10-6)
83-70
97-75
W Sundance (exh.)
84-82
W at Towson State
65-57
W Toledo
65-64
W UNC Charlotte
72-58
W American*
77-65
W Richmond*
76-62
W UNC Wilmington*
65-50
56-69
L at James Madison*
76-72
W VA Commonwealth*
62-67
L East Carolina*
73-79
L George Mason*
70-77
L at Richmond*
76-70
W at American* (ot)
70-48
W William & Mary*
63-54
W at UNC Wilmington*
65-62
W vs East Carolina# (2ot)
66-49
W vs VA.Commonwealth#
58-63
L vs George Mason#
75-56
W Seton Hall@
62-75
L at Butler@
+Food Lion MVP Classic - Charlotte, NC
%Hilo Holiday Shootout, Hilo, HI
# CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA
@NIT Tournament
95-85
W Tennessee State (FH)
67-57
W Washington
57-46
W Hampton University
78-79
L vs. Eastern Michigan @
56-47
W vs. Pepperdine @
73-80
L at Mississippi State
66-72
L vs. Nebraska #
74-61
W vs. SE Missouri State #
72-71
W vs. Mississippi State # (ot)
76-69
W at Richmond *
94-85
W at George Mason *
79-70
W East Carolina *
61-45
W UNC Wilmington *
77-80
L at American * (ot)
82-65
W at VCU *
55-61
L William and Mary *
66-84
L at James Madison *
63-78
L at East Carolina *
63-51
W Richmond *
52-80
L at William and Mary *
73-74
L at UNC Wilmington * (ot)
63-68
75-70
W VCU *
99-61
W American * (FH)
85-62
W George Mason *(FH)
72-66
W James Madison *
69-56
W Richmond %
70-62
W William and Mary %
62-58
W James Madison % (ot)
55-59
L New Mexico §
@ Carrier Classic - Syracuse, NY
# Puerto Rico Tournament - San Juan
% CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA
§ NCAA First Round - Pittsburgh, PA
1999-00 (11-19/6-10)
64-76
L vs. UW Green Bay
61-57
W vs. Central Florida
65-68
L vs. Furman
57-59
L at East Carolina*
70-78
L Washington Huskies
71-62
W at VMI
65-60
W New Orleans
49-60
L UNC Wilmington*
64-68
L at Kansas State
64-67
L Norfolk State
82-75
W George Washington
67-73
L at VCU* (OT)
60-58
W Richmond*
66-70
L James Madison*
75-77
L at George Mason* (OT)
62-57
W American *
74-60
48-72
L at UNC Charlotte
48-72
L VCU*
75-64
W George Mason*
60-66
L at UNC Wilmington*
67-78
L at Virginia Tech (OT)
66-73
L at American* (OT)
71-62
W William & Mary*
60-62
L East Carolina*
59-61
L at James Madison*
55-56
L Richmond*
55-67
L vs Richmond#
1997-98 (12-16/8-8)
76-62
W Court Authority (Exh.)
87-81
W Next Level Sports (Exh.)
52-64
L
at Wright State
72-60
W Hamton
84-69
W VA.Military
74-58
W Texas Tech
44-72
L at UNC Charlotte
53-67
L at St. Joseph's
56-58
L George Washington
57-62
L Mississippi State
68-86
L at Washington
62-71
L at New Orleans
50-58
L * at UNC Wilmington (OT)
61-60
W * at James Madison
58-50
W * George Mason
55-61
L * VCU
69-57
W * at American
62-57
W * Richmond
53-69
L * at William & Mary
71-85
L * at East Carolina
69-56
W * at VCU
58-68
L * William & Mary
46-51
L * James Madison
60-63
L * UNC Wilmington
66-61
W * East Carolina
80-71
W * American
70-66
W * at George Mason
77-85
L * at Richmond
60-56
W # vs James Madison
51-54
L
# vs UNC Wilmington
*CAA Games #CAA Tourn.
2000-01 (13-18/7-9)
84-57
89-91
60-84
57-64
72-75
65-70
78-87
56-72
62-51
89-81
81-76
60-73
67-82
80-63
61-53
74-54
76-81
63-68
77-65
69-62
73-77
65-63
84-57
48-59
49-57
62-72
78-70
53-74
*CAA Conference Games
#CAA Tournament
1998-99 (25-9/10-6)
CAA Finalists
81-60
W Wright State U.
84-70
W Elon
83-69
W Hampton
72-56
W UNC Charlotte
103-69
W VMI
74-60
W at UT Chatanooga
61-63
L vs #3 North Carolina+
59-56
W vs South Carolina+
72-65
W St. Joseph's
89-92
80-60
W at Hawaii-Hilo%
77-75
W vs Central Conn. St. Univ. %
85-65
W vs U. of Buffalo%
53-83
L at George Mason*
60-58
W James Madison*
82-72
W at VA Commonwealth*
54-51
W at East Carolina*
90
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
GARDNER-WEBB^
vs. Stanford%
vs. Miami University%
vs. AU-PuertoRico%
at St. Joseph's
N.C. STATE^^
at Richmond*
KANSAS STATE^^
VMI^
at Dayton
at Illinois-Chicago
UNLV^^
JAMES MADISON*^
AMERICAN*^
WILLIAM & MARY*^^
at George Mason*
at East Carolina* (OT)
VCU*^^
Norfolk State^^
RICHMOND*^^ (2OT)
EAST CAROLINA*^
at American*
at UNC Wilmington*
at James Madison*
at William & Mary*
GEORGE MASON*^
at VCU*^
59-62
53-47
54-57
L
W
L
UNC WILMINGTON*^
William & Mary # (OT)
UNC Wilmington# L,
$ NSU game is a neutral site game
% San Juan Shootout
# CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA
^ - Games played at Fieldhouse
^^ - Games played at Scope
All times are Eastern
* CAA Games
2001-02 (13-16/7-11)
Head Coach: Blaine Taylor
106-99 (OT) W EA SPORTS ALL-STARS (exh.)
89-82
W Kentucky ABA (exh.)
69-52
W Sacramento St.
91-66
L #12 Memphis
55-46
W VIRGINIA TECH#
72-61
W DELAWARE STATE
71-65
W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO
68-64
53-52
W at East Carolina
81-67
W COASTAL CAROLINA
84-77
L HAMPTON
71-67
L UNC WILMINGTON*
84-76
L at Nevada
67-66
L Hofstra*
74-66
W DREXEL*
60-58
W DELAWARE*
76-67
L at George Mason*
66-53
W at Towson*
79-77 (OT) L at VA Commonwealth*
66-56
L UNC Wilmington*
68-52
W WILLIAM & MARY*
67-61
L at James Madison*
75-70
L at Delaware*
67-55
L TOWSON*
73-66
L at Va. Commonwealth*
80-70
L Drexel*
73-68
W JAMES MADISON*
69-53
W HOFSTRA*
81-53
78-63
L GEORGE MASON*
58-54
L #3 VCU CAA Quarterfinals
*CAA Games ! Guardian Classic in Memphis, TN
# at Norfolk Scope Arena
All other home games at the ODU Fieldhouse
2002-03 (12-15/9-9)
Head Coach: Blaine Taylor
78-83
91-88
59-67
72-43
47-63
70-77
67-75
82-62
67-71
84-76
67-56
64-73
67-57
76-64
74-75
65-69
59-46
74-56
72-69
69-72
53-69
66-74
71-68
73-51
57-62
63-73
52-69
77-46
52-61
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
EA Sports(exh.)
Global Sports (exh.)
North Carolina
Campbell
at St. Joseph's
at Hampton
East Carolina
Md. Eastern Shore
Dayton
Towson*
at VA.Commonwealth *
at UNC Wilmington*
William & Mary *
(ot) Delaware *
at Hofstra*
George Mason*
James Madison*
at Drexel *
Va.Commonwealth*
at William & Mary*
at James Madison
UNC Wilmington*
at Towson*
Drexel*
at Delaware*
at George Mason*
Hofstra*
Drexel(CAA Trn.)
Vs. Opponents
ALABAMA • (1-2)
1980-81 L N at (Santa Clara) 63-71
1991-92 L at .......................... 67-105
1992-93 W ............................... 93-91
ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM • (814)
1982-83 L at ............................ 60-71
W ............................... 84-57
1983-84 L at ............................ 73-83
W ............................... 76-55
L at (SBC Final) ....... 60-62
1984-85 L ............................... 55-56
W at ............................ 59-58
W N (SBC Semi-Final)68-67
1985-86 L at ............................ 51-66
L ............................... 58-71
1986-87 L at ............................ 60-64
L ............................... 70-72
1987-88 W (ot) ......................... 82-80
L at (ot) ..................... 74-80
1988-89 W ............................. 101-89
L at ............................ 77-92
L N (SBC) (ot) .......... 87-89
1989-90 L ............................... 61-64
L at ............................ 72-87
1990-91 W ............................... 95-87
L at ............................ 77-79
W N (SBC) (ot) .......... 94-88
ALASKA-ANCHORAGE • (1-0)
1995-96 W at ............................ 78-77
AMERICAN • (21-12)
1956-57 L at ............................ 69-72
1965-66 L ............................. 94-112
1966-67 L at .......................... 94-102
L ............................. 94-108
1967-68 W ............................... 81-78
1968-69 W at ............................ 75-64
1969-70 W ............................... 92-84
1970-71 L at ............................ 75-97
1980-81 L (KODC) ................. 75-79
1988-89 W (Hampton) ............ 77-69
1989-90 W ............................... 91-74
1990-91 W at ............................ 87-82
1991-92 L ............................... 74-79
L at ............................ 69-83
1992-93 W at ............................ 95-88
W ............................... 86-85
1993-94 W ............................... 79-68
L at (ot) ..................... 77-81
1994-95 W at ............................ 89-82
W ............................... 91-74
W (CAA) (ot) ............. 77-67
1995-96 W ............................... 67-47
L at ............................ 74-83
1996-97 L at (ot) ..................... 77-80
W (FH) ....................... 99-61
1997-98 W at ............................ 69-57
W (FH) ....................... 80-71
1998-99 W ...................... 72-58 (FH)
W at ................... 76-70 (OT)
1999-00 W 62-57
L at ................... 66-73 (OT)
2000-01 W 61-53
W at ............................ 84-57
AMERICAN • PUERTO RICO (01)
1956-57 L at ............................ 72-75
ARIZONA • (0-1)
1975-76 L at ............................ 74-88
ARIZONA STATE • (0-1)
1994-95 L at ............................ 52-71
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN • (5-18)
1939-40 L ............................... 48-49
1946-47 W ............................... 39-25
L ............................... 49-54
1955-56 L ............................... 54-76
L ............................... 66-85
1956-57 L ............................... 66-82
L .............................. 65-111
1957-58 L ............................... 64-89
L ............................... 70-71
1958-59 L ............................... 68-70
W ............................... 78-59
1959-60 L ............................... 80-87
L ............................... 60-62
1960-61 L ............................... 62-75
1962-63 W ............................... 64-75
L ............................. 96-105
L ............................... 88-89
1963-64 L ............................... 89-96
1965-66 L ........................... 104-105
1966-67 L at ........................... 86-111
1974-75 W ............................... 86-74
1976-77 W ............................. 110-71
AUBURN • (1-2)
1970-71 W ............................... 89-76
1992-93 L at ............................ 85-96
1993-94 L ............................. 87-101
AUSTIN PEAY • (2-3)
1975-76 L at ............................ 73-78
1976-77 L at(ot) ...................... 76-81
W ............................... 77-68
1977-78 W ............................... 85-67
1978-79 L at(ot) ...................... 65-68
UNIV. OF BALTIMORE • (15-3)
1956-57 L ............................... 67-79
1957-58 W ............................... 80-66
1958-59 L ............................... 61-79
1961-62 W ............................... 87-74
W ............................... 73-65
1962-63 W ............................... 82-80
1963-64 W ............................. 102-85
1964-65 W ............................... 94-86
1965-66 L ............................... 60-80
1966-67 W ............................... 81-67
W ............................. 102-53
1967-68 W at ........................ 122-100
W N (MD Trn.) .......... 93-86
1968-69 W ............................... 97-62
W (MD Trn.) .............. 99-90
1969-70 W at ............................ 95-88
1974-75 W (NCAA II) ............. 95-72
1975-76 W (NCAA II) ............. 73-58
BAPTIST COLLEGE • (7-1)
1971-72 W ............................... 91-74
1972-73 L at ............................ 86-93
1973-74 W ............................... 98-74
1974-75 W ............................... 94-84
1975-76 W .............................. 111-74
1976-77 W ............................. 109-55
1977-78 W ............................... 61-55
1978-79 W ............................... 90-60
BAYLOR • (1-0)
1973-74 W (KODC) ................. 87-79
BELMONT ABBEY • (1-2)
1962-63 L at ............................ 68-79
1975-76 W ............................... 79-48
1977-78 L ............................... 67-75
BISCAYNE • (1-3)
1971-72 L at ............................ 81-84
1972-73 L ............................... 90-92
1973-74 L at ............................ 74-78
1974-75 W ............................... 99-98
BLOOMSBURG STATE • (1-0)
1974-75 W ............................. 101-79
BLUEFIELD STATE • (2-0)
1937-38 W ............................... 53-36
1967-68 W ............................. 106-73
BOSTON UNIVERSITY • (4-0)
1977-78 W at ............................ 76-74
1978-79 W ............................... 90-72
1980-81 W at ............................ 78-71
1981-82 W ............................... 71-61
BRADLEY • (0-1)
1993-94 L at (NIT) .................. 75-79
BRIDGEWATER • (12-8)
1955-56 L ............................... 78-91
1956-57 W ............................... 78-70
1957-58 W ............................... 75-55
1958-59 L ............................... 72-76
L ............................... 51-71
1959-60 L ............................... 69-77
W ............................... 82-75
1960-61 W ............................... 84-76
W ............................... 99-73
1961-62 W ............................. 100-81
W ............................... 76-69
1962-63 W ............................... 88-68
W ............................. 102-67
1963-64 L ............................... 77-81
W ............................... 78-75
1964-65 W ............................... 72-68
W ............................. 104-64
1965-66 L ............................... 83-87
L (ot) ....................... 92-104
1966-67 L N (MD Trn.) .......... 68-72
CENTRAL CONN. STATE • (2-0)
1985-86 W ............................... 75-51
1998-99 W (Hawaii) ................ 77-75
CENTRAL FLORIDA • (1-0)
1999-00 W (SoCon) ................. 61-57
CHEYNEY STATE • (1-0)
1975-76 W (NCAA II Quarters)90-85
CINCINNATI • (0-1)
1970-71 L at .......................... 96-108
THE CITADEL • (1-0)
1966-67 W at ............................ 78-70
CLEMSON • (1-0)
1978-79 W at (NIT)(2 ot) ........ 61-59
COASTAL CAROLINA • (1-0)
2001-02 W ............................... 81-67
BRIGHAM YOUNG • (0-1)
1975-76 L (KODC) ................. 77-80
COLGATE • (1-0)
1981-82 W (KODC) ................. 70-47
BUCKNELL • (1-0)
1978-79 W (KODC) ................. 88-76
COLUMBIA • (2-0)
1974-75 W (KODC) ................. 80-67
1980-81 W (KODC) ................. 92-58
BUFFALO • (2-0)
1968-69 W at ............................ 83-72
1998-99 W (Hawaii) ................ 85-65
CORNELL • (1-0)
1975-76 W (KODC) ................. 88-77
BUTLER • (0-1)
1998-99 L at (NIT) .................. 62-75
DARTMOUTH • (1-0)
1976-77 W (KODC) ................. 95-70
UC SANTA BARBARA • (1-0)
1993-94 W at ............................ 92-67
DAYTON • (4-5)
1972-73 W at ............................ 77-72
1974-75 L at ............................ 69-70
1975-76 L at ............................ 79-91
1981-82 L at ............................ 77-78
1982-83 W ............................... 61-53
1983-84 L at ............................ 63-64
1984-85 W ............................... 91-82
2000-01 W at ............................ 81-76
2002-03 L ............................... 67-71
CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY • (1-0)
1974-75 W (KODC) ................. 84-73
CALIFORNIA-IRVINE • (1-0)
1973-74 W ............................... 84-77
CALIFORNIA STATESACRAMENTO • (2-0)
1995-96 W at (OT) ................... 69-62
2001-02 W (GC) ....................... 69-52
CAMPBELL • (9-2)
1938-39 W ............................... 56-48
1946-47 L ............................... 43-48
W ............................... 52-40
1966-67 W ............................... 94-78
1970-71 L ............................... 79-82
1971-72 W .............................. 111-73
1972-73 W ............................... 99-86
1973-74 W ............................... 96-67
1974-75 W ............................... 83-77
1975-76 W ............................. 120-93
2002-03 W ............................... 72-43
CATAWBA • (1-0)
1968-69 W N ............................ 79-72
CATHOLIC U. • (9-7)
1957-58 L ............................... 66-84
1959-60 L ............................... 65-82
1960-61 L ............................... 71-76
1963-64 L ............................... 82-98
1964-65 L ............................... 76-83
1965-66 L ............................... 78-83
1966-67 W at ............................ 86-78
1967-68 W ............................... 92-85
L N (MD Trn.) .......... 78-82
1968-69 W at ............................ 80-57
1969-70 W ............................... 85-74
1970-71 W at ............................ 90-82
1971-72 W ............................... 95-73
1973-74 W at ............................ 88-72
1974-75 W ............................... 81-62
1979-80 W (ECAC Trn.) ........ 112-59
CHAMINADE • (1-0)
1988-89 W at ............................ 83-56
91
DELAWARE • (4-4)
1972-73 W at ............................ 83-75
1973-74 W ............................... 92-80
2001-02 W ............................... 60-58
L at ............................ 75-70
2002-03 L (ot) ........................... 74-75
L at ............................ 63-73
2003-04 L at ............................ 62-64
W ............................... 85-74
1987-88 W at ............................ 96-85
EAST CAROLINA UNIV. • (32-14)
1966-67 L at ........................... 88-90
1967-68 W at ............................ 94-90
1968-69 W at ............................ 75-74
1969-70 L at ............................ 67-92
1970-71 W ............................... 71-66
W at ............................ 90-82
1971-72 W at ............................ 92-79
1972-73 W ............................... 67-53
1973-74 W at ............................ 80-78
1974-75 L ............................... 69-71
1975-76 W at ............................ 95-70
1976-77 W at ............................ 88-74
W ............................... 87-78
1977-78 W at .......................... 112-81
L ............................... 72-78
1978-79 W at(ot) ...................... 90-85
L ............................... 84-99
1979-80 W at ............................ 70-65
W ............................... 89-75
1980-81 W ............................... 76-67
1981-82 W ............................... 80-73
1990-91 W (2 ot) ...................... 79-78
1991-92 W at ............................ 80-72
W (9ot) ....................... 89-83
1992-93 W ............................... 80-60
W at ............................ 73-60
L CAA ...................... 67-73
1993-94 W (fh) ......................... 79-62
W at ............................ 75-72
1994-95 W ............................... 69-66
W at ............................ 81-73
1995-96 L at ............................ 67-72
W ............................... 81-57
1996-97 W ............................... 79-70
L at ............................ 63-78
1997-98 L at ............................ 71-85
W ............................... 66-61
1998-99 W at ............................ 54-51
L ............................... 62-67
W (CAA) 2ot ............. 65-62
1999-00 L at ............................ 57-59
L ............................... 60-62
2000-01 L at (ot) ..................... 63-68
W ............................... 65-63
2001-02 W at ............................ 53-52
2002-03 L ............................... 67-75
EASTERN MICHIGAN (0-1)
1996-97 L N(Syracuse) .......... 78-79
EASTERN WASHINGTON (0-1)
1988-89 L N (Hawaii) ............ 71-76
DELAWARE STATE • (4-0)
1976-77 W ............................. 113-47
1979-80 W ............................. 102-82
1983-84 W ............................. 105-82
2001-02 W ............................... 72-61
EASTERN ILLINOIS • (0-1)
1975-76 L N (NCAAII) .......... 74-78
DEPAUL • (2-4)
1980-81 W at ............................ 63-62
1981-82 L ............................... 60-70
1984-85 L at ............................ 58-64
1985-86 W ............................... 66-53
1986-87 L at ............................ 61-72
1987-88 L ............................... 88-95
ELON • (3-2)
1939-40 L ............................... 41-61
1959-60 L at ............................ 61-82
W ............................... 85-62
1960-61 W ............................... 64-82
1998-99 W ............................... 84-70
DREXEL • (3-4)
2001-02 W ............................... 74-66
L at ............................ 80-70
2002-03 W at ............................ 72-69
L ............................... 57-62
L CAA ...................... 52-61
2003-04 W ............................... 65-58
L ............................... 85-74
DUKE • (0-2)
1985-86 L N (NCAA) ............ 61-89
1995-96 L N ............................ 55-75
DUQUESNE • (3-1)
1979-80 W ............................... 65-60
1980-81 W at ............................ 73-70
1981-82 L ............................... 75-79
ELIZABETH CITY ST • (0-1)
1965-66 L N ............................ 87-90
EMORY AND HENRY • (1-1)
1958-59 L at ............................ 71-87
W ............................. 101-96
EVANSVILLE • (2-1)
1970-71 L at (NCAAII) .......... 82-97
1973-74 W at ............................ 87-69
1974-75 W ............................... 84-72
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON • (1-0)
1983-84 W ............................... 80-62
FAYETTEVILLE STATE • (1-0)
1972-73 W N (NCAAII) .......... 80-74
FERRUM COLLEGE • (1-0)
1940-41 W ............................... 46-29
Vs. Opponents
FLORIDA A & M • (2-0)
1992-93 W at .......................... 104-83
1993-94 W ............................... 89-51
FLORIDA SOUTHERN • (2-1)
1974-75 L at ............................ 69-71
1975-76 W ............................... 95-73
1978-79 W at ............................ 85-67
FLORIDA STATE • (1-0)
1978-79 W(KODC)(2 ot) ......... 80-76
FREDERICK COLLEGE • (0-4)
1963-64 L .............................. 82-111
1966-67 L ............................... 87-97
1967-68 L at ............................ 71-86
L ............................... 84-96
FURMAN • (0-1)
1999-00 L (SoCon) ................. 58-65
GANNON • (0-1)
1968-69 L at ............................ 88-92
GARDNER WEBB • (1-0)
2000-01 W ............................... 84-57
GEORGETOWN • (1-1)
1976-77 W at (ECAC Trn) ...... 80-58
1978-79 L N (ECAC Trn) ...... 52-73
GEORGE MASON • (26-10)
1979-80 W ............................... 99-78
1979-80 W ............................. 104-73
1980-81 W ............................... 66-51
1981-82 W ............................... 71-63
W (ECAC Trn.) .......... 70-62
1988-89 W at ............................ 79-72
1989-90 W ............................... 87-82
1990-91 L at ............................ 75-77
1991-92 W ............................... 80-73
W at ............................ 71-61
1992-93 W at ............................ 76-74
W ............................... 91-62
1993-94 W at .......................... 120-91
W ............................. 100-72
1994-95 W at ............................ 88-83
W ............................... 94-70
W CAA .................... 110-94
1995-96 W ............................. 103-86
W at (OT) ................... 93-92
1996-97 W at ............................ 94-85
W (FH) ....................... 85-62
1997-98 W ............................... 58-50
W at ............................ 78-66
1998-99 L at ............................ 53-83
L ............................... 73-79
L(CAA Final) ............. 58-63
1999-00 L at ................... 75-77 (OT)
W ............................... 75-64
2000-01 L at ............................ 76-81
W ............................... 78-70
2001-02 L at ............................ 76-67
L ............................... 78-63
2002-03 W ............................... 59-46
L at ............................ 52-69
2003-04 W at ............................ 74-71
L ............................... 66-70
GEORGE WASHINGTON •(5-8)
1974-75 L at ............................ 69-75
1988-89 W ............................... 88-62
1989-90 L at(ot) ...................... 67-71
1990-91 L ............................... 55-65
1991-92 W at ............................ 86-85
1996-97 L at ............................ 63-68
1997-98 L ............................... 56-58
1998-99 L at ............................ 89-92
1999-00 W ............................... 75-64
2000-01 L at ............................ 89-91
2001-02 L ............................... 68-64
2002-03 W at ............................ 84-76
2003-04 W ............................... 72-62
GEORGIA • (0-2)
1968-69 L at ............................ 85-95
1980-81 L at (NIT) .................. 60-74
GEORGIA SOUTHERN • (13-4)
1969-70 W ............................... 99-95
L at (NCAA II) ......... 79-86
1970-71 W at ............................ 96-76
1971-72 L ............................. 98-101
L at .......................... 92-109
1972-73 W at .......................... 104-91
1973-74 W at ............................ 91-81
W ............................... 94-80
1974-75 W at .......................... 103-89
1975-76 W ............................... 85-83
W at ............................ 85-82
1976-77 W at(ot) ...................... 83-82
W ............................. 101-90
1977-78 L at ........................ 104-112
W ............................... 79-73
1979-80 W ............................... 97-62
W at ............................ 67-58
GEORGIA STATE • (3-1)
1976-77 W at ............................ 70-56
1977-78 L ............................... 68-71
1979-80 W at ............................ 71-64
1980-81 W ............................... 96-61
GEORGIA TECH • (0-2)
1985-86 L at ............................ 86-96
1986-87 L ............................... 64-81
HIGH POINT • (0-2)
1938-39 L ............................... 34-67
1939-40 L ............................... 25-46
HOFSTRA • (5-3)
1993-94 W ............................... 92-66
2001-02 L at ............................ 67-66
W ............................... 69-53
2002-03 L at ............................ 65-69
W ............................... 77-46
2003-04 W ............................... 71-80
L at ............................ 79-80
W CAA ...................... 82-68
HOWARD • (3-0)
1981-82 W ............................... 93-65
1983-84 W ............................... 84-64
1993-94 W (fh) ......................... 74-60
IDAHO • (0-1)
1995-96 L N ............................ 54-65
IDAHO STATE • (1-1)
1986-87 L N (at UNLV) ......... 71-79
1993-94 W N (at Wyoming) ... 70-66
ILLINOIS • (0-1)
1990-91 L (P.Rico) .................. 62-80
GUILFORD • (5-0)
1958-59 W ............................... 56-55
1959-60 W at ............................ 79-68
W ............................. 101-70
1960-61 W at ............................ 74-72
W ............................... 99-79
ILLINOIS CHICAGO • (1-1)
2000-01 L at ............................ 60-73
2001-02 W ............................... 71-65
HAMPTON UNIVERSITY • (5-2)
1967-68 W ........................... 120-106
1995-96 W ............................... 75-67
1996-97 W at ............................ 57-46
1997-98 W ............................... 72-60
1998-99 W ............................... 83-69
2001-02 L ............................... 84-77
2002-03 L at ............................ 70-77
IONA • (1-1)
1991-92 L at ............................ 71-86
1992-93 W FH .......................... 78-65
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY • (18-17)
1954-55 L ............................... 72-75
L ............................... 87-79
1955-56 L ............................... 54-72
L ............................... 74-78
1956-57 L ............................... 52-72
W ............................... 69-63
1957-58 L ............................... 55-68
L ............................... 53-92
1958-59 W ............................... 81-67
L ............................... 69-71
1959-60 L ............................... 83-93
W ............................... 76-72
1960-61 W ............................... 83-82
W ............................... 90-78
1961-62 W ............................... 95-79
L ............................... 82-84
1962-63 W ............................... 86-84
L ............................... 70-74
L ............................... 72-90
1963-64 W ............................... 80-76
W ............................... 78-73
1964-65 W ............................... 74-64
L ............................... 75-79
L (MD Trn.) .............. 86-102
1965-66 L ............................... 89-95
L ............................... 65-78
L (3 ot) .................. 108-119
1966-67 W at .......................... 100-92
W ............................. 103-90
1967-68 W ............................... 95-78
W at .......................... 105-99
1968-69 W at .......................... 109-67
W ............................... 79-61
1969-70 W ............................. 108-82
W at ............................ 88-75
HAWAII • (0-1)
1994-95 L at ............................ 63-71
HAWAII-HILO • (1-0)
1998-99 W at ............................ 80-60
INDIANA • (0-1)
1971-72 L (KODC) ................. 86-88
JAMES MADISON • (40-22)
1971-72 W ............................... 99-68
1972-73 W ............................... 69-55
W at ............................ 67-49
1973-74 W at ............................ 65-55
1974-75 W ............................... 89-54
1975-76 W at(ot) ...................... 87-83
W (NCAAII) .............. 86-77
1976-77 W ............................... 97-77
1977-78 L at ............................ 64-74
1978-79 W ............................... 75-62
1979-80 W ............................... 52-44
W at ............................ 83-63
1980-81 W at(ot) ...................... 65-63
L ............................... 65-73
1981-82 L at ............................ 48-60
L ............................... 41-43
W (ECAC Trn.) .......... 58-57
1982-83 L at ............................ 52-63
W ............................... 58-43
1983-84 W ............................... 61-58
L at(ot) ...................... 67-68
1984-85 W ............................... 65-57
L at ............................ 68-80
1985-86 W ............................... 57-50
W at ............................ 59-53
1986-87 L at ............................ 59-71
1987-88 W ............................... 65-58
1988-89 W at ............................ 79-77
1989-90 W ............................... 85-81
1990-91 L at ............................ 75-79
1991-92 L at ............................ 76-92
W ............................... 72-71
W CAA Finals ........... 78-73
1992-93 L at .......................... 89-102
W ............................... 92-88
1993-94 L at ............................ 88-96
W ............................... 97-81
L CAA Finals ........... 76-77
1994-95 W ............................... 79-65
L at ............................ 79-95
W CAA Finals ........... 80-75
1995-96 W at ............................ 58-45
W ............................... 76-72
W CAA ...................... 75-72
1996-97 L at ............................ 66-84
W ............................... 72-66
W CAA Finals (ot) .... 62-58
1997-98 W at ............................ 61-60
92
L ............................... 46-51
W CAA ...................... 60-56
1998-99 W ............................... 60-58
L at ............................ 56-69
1999-00 L 66-70
L at ............................ 59-61
2000-01 W ............................... 80-63
L at ............................ 49-57
2001-02 L at ............................ 67-61
W ............................... 73-68
2002-03 W 74-56
L at ............................ 66-74
2003-04 W ............................... 81-60
W at ............................ 71-57
JACKSONVILLE • (13-9)
1982-83 W at ............................ 69-64
W ............................... 71-58
L N (SBC Trn) .......... 59-63
1983-84 W at ............................ 79-71
W ............................... 62-55
W N (SBC Trn.) ......... 79-68
1984-85 L (ot) ......................... 78-79
W at ............................ 67-65
1985-86 W ............................... 64-56
L at ............................ 51-69
L N (SBC Trn) .......... 61-67
1986-87 L ............................... 71-89
L at ............................ 66-71
1987-88 W at ............................ 78-77
W ............................... 73-64
1988-89 L at ............................ 76-79
W ............................... 91-84
1989-90 W ............................... 94-71
L at ............................ 72-81
L (SBC Trn.) .............. 88-94
1990-91 W ............................... 83-58
W at ............................ 82-75
KANSAS STATE • (1-1)
1999-00 L at ............................ 64-68
2000-01 W ............................... 62-51
KENTUCKY • (0-1)
1991-92 L (NCAA) ................. 69-88
KENTUCKY WESLEYAN • (3-2)
1970-71 W (NCAAII) .............. 97-83
1971-72 L at ............................ 86-99
1972-73 W ........................... 125-112
1973-74 L at ............................ 67-72
1974-75 W ............................. 120-87
LIBERTY • (1-0)
2003-04 W ............................... 87-66
LONG ISLAND • (4-3)
1968-69 L at ............................ 72-91
1969-70 W ............................... 66-63
1970-71 L at ............................ 58-62
1971-72 W ............................. 104-78
1986-87 L ............................... 64-70
1987-88 W ............................... 83-68
1990-91 W ............................... 88-62
LOYOLA OF MARYLAND • (5-4)
1962-63 L ............................... 70-76
1963-64 L ............................... 75-79
1964-65 L ............................... 71-89
1965-66 W ............................... 98-64
W N ............................ 68-67
1966-67 L at ............................ 87-88
1967-68 W ............................. 114-87
1968-69 W at ............................ 82-74
1969-70 W ............................... 81-78
LYNCHBURG • (17-6)
1955-56 L ............................... 63-68
1956-57 L ............................... 62-76
W ............................... 62-48
1957-58 W ............................... 66-56
W ............................... 76-71
1958-59 W ............................... 91-81
L ............................... 73-77
1959-60 W ............................... 91-89
L ............................... 67-97
1960-61 W ............................... 77-74
W ............................. 128-61
1961-62 W ............................... 72-65
W ............................. 107-97
1962-63 W ............................... 97-58
W ............................... 74-47
1963-64 W ............................... 95-59
W ............................... 68-66
1964-65 W ............................... 86-68
L ............................... 67-73
1965-66 W ............................. 106-82
L ............................... 61-67
1966-67 W ............................... 96-83
1967-68 W at ............................ 91-85
MAINE (2-0)
1976-77 W at ............................ 88-80
1977-78 W ............................... 91-76
MANHATTAN • (1-1)
1969-70 L ............................... 73-81
1993-94 W NIT ........................ 76-74
MARQUETTE • (0-2)
1981-82 L (ot) ......................... 70-75
1982-83 L at ............................ 50-53
MARSHALL • (3-3)
1966-67 L at ........................ 103-105
1967-68 L at .......................... 91-131
1973-74 L at ............................ 72-79
1974-75 W ............................... 80-63
1975-76 W at ............................ 76-71
1976-77 W ............................. 105-87
MARYLAND • (1-4)
1982-83 L at ............................ 67-87
1983-84 L ............................... 58-69
1984-85 L at ............................ 75-87
1986-87 W ............................... 87-73
1987-88 L ............................... 65-70
MARYLAND-E. SHORE • (4-0)
1981-82 W ............................... 84-57
1983-84 W ............................... 79-65
1990-91 W (FH) ....................... 95-70
2002-03 W 82-62
MEMPHIS • (0-1)
2001-02 L at ............................ 91-66
MIAMI FL. • (0-1)
1988-89 L (Hawaii) ................. 76-77
MIAMI-OHIO • (0-2)
1992-93 L at NIT .................... 58-60
2000-01 L P.Rico ..................... 57-64
MIDDLE TENN. STATE • (0-1)
1986-87 L ............................... 66-75
MISSISSIPPI STATE • (2-2)
1976-77 W (KODC) ................. 82-78
1996-97 L at ............................ 73-80
W N (Puerto Rico) (ot)72-71
1997-98 L ............................... 57-62
MISSOURI • (0-2)
1986-87 L at ............................ 66-78
1989-90 L ............................... 75-88
MORGAN STATE • (1-0)
2003-04 W ............................... 77-62
MOUNT ST. MARY’S • (9-4)
1963-64 L ............................... 72-94
1964-65 L ............................... 64-92
1965-66 L ............................... 78-91
1966-67 W at ............................ 75-74
1967-68 W ............................. 131-76
1968-69 L at ............................ 68-74
W (MD Trn.) .............. 82-74
1969-70 W ............................... 61-59
W N (NCAAII) .......... 93-90
1970-71 W ............................... 99-89
1971-72 W ............................. 120-78
1972-73 W at ............................ 83-82
1973-74 W ............................. 100-69
Vs. Opponents
MURRAY STATE • (0-1)
1990-91 L (P.Rico) .................. 61-76
U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY • (6-2)
1968-69 W at ............................ 84-69
1972-73 L (KODC) ................. 73-77
1977-78 L ............................... 66-72
1978-79 W at ............................ 65-62
1979-80 W ............................... 58-44
1979-80 W (ECAC Final) ........ 62-51
1980-81 W at ............................ 72-63
1981-82 W ............................... 81-55
NEBRASKA • (0-1)
1996-97 L N (Puerto Rico) .... 66-72
NEVADA-LAS VEGAS • (0-4)
1975-76 L at .......................... 90-116
1986-87 L at .......................... 83-103
2000-01 L ............................... 67-82
2001-02 L at ............................ 84-76
NEW HAMPSHIRE • (1-1)
1977-78 L (KODC) ................. 68-71
1994-95 W ............................... 75-64
NEW ORLEANS • (2-1)
1974-75 W N (NCAA II Finals)76-74
1997-98 L at ............................ 62-71
1999-00 W ............................... 65-60
NIAGARA • (1-0)
1977-78 W N (at St. John’s) .... 90-82
NORFOLK STATE • (11-6)
1965-66 W N ............................ 86-82
1968-69 L at (NCAAII) ...... 102-103
1969-70 L ........................... 112-123
1970-71 W at ............................ 98-90
W ............................. 102-97
W (NCAA II) ........... 102-97
1971-72 L at(ot) .................. 119-122
W (ot) ..................... 105-101
1972-73 L at ............................ 74-88
W ............................... 97-86
1973-74 L (NCAAII) .............. 76-89
1978-79 W ............................... 94-81
1979-80 W N ............................ 60-57
1980-81 W N ............................ 80-63
1981-82 W N ............................ 76-61
1999-00 L ............................... 64-67
2000-01 W ............................... 69-62
NORTH CAROLINA • (0-7)
1988-89 L ............................... 77-87
1989-90 L at ............................ 78-90
1992-93 L at .......................... 82-119
1994-95 L ............................... 79-98
1998-99 L(Charlotte) ............... 63-61
2002-03 L ............................... 59-67
2003-04 L at .............................. 64-90
NORTH CAROLINA STATE • (02)
1999-00 L at ............................ 61-75
2000-01 L ............................... 78-87
NORTHERN IOWA • (1-0)
1990-91 W (P.Rico) .................. 63-61
CHARLOTTE • (13-12)
1982-83 W ............................... 78-58
L at ............................ 72-80
1983-84 L at ............................ 73-75
W ............................... 79-71
1984-85 W ............................... 86-60
W at ............................ 80-64
1985-86 W at ............................ 94-87
W ............................... 88-70
W N (SBC Trn) .......... 76-67
1986-87 L at ............................ 57-74
L ............................... 65-83
1987-88 L at ............................ 65-81
L ............................... 81-82
1988-89 W at ............................ 90-79
W ............................... 88-82
1989-90 W ............................... 94-78
L at ............................ 82-95
1990-91 L ............................... 87-93
W at ............................ 95-83
1993-94 L at ............................ 76-78
1996-97 W ............................... 65-64
1997-98 L at ............................ 44-72
1998-99 W ............................... 72-56
1999-00 L at ............................ 72-48
2003-04 L ................. 102-105 (2 ot)
1971-72 W at ............................ 81-67
1972-73 W ............................... 81-72
1973-74 W ............................... 68-65
1974-75 W ............................. 104-77
1975-76 L at ............................ 58-74
UNC WILMINGTON • (19-15)
1979-80 W ............................... 75-55
1987-88 W ............................... 66-60
1988-89 W at ............................ 68-66
1990-91 W ............................... 62-46
1991-92 L at ............................ 62-83
W fh ............................ 69-68
W CAA ...................... 77-67
1992-93 W ............................... 94-92
W at ............................ 90-79
1993-94 L ............................... 79-84
W at ............................ 98-81
1994-95 W ............................... 79-66
L at ............................ 71-73
1995-96 W at ............................ 61-48
W ............................... 51-50
L CAA ...................... 39-59
1996-97 W ............................... 61-45
L at (ot) ..................... 73-74
1997-98 L at(ot) ...................... 50-58
L ............................... 60-63
L CAA ...................... 51-54
1998-99 W ...................... 76-62 (FH)
W at ............................ 63-54
1999-00 L 49-60
L at ............................ 60-66
2000-01 L at ............................ 48-59
L ............................... 59-62
L CAA ...................... 54-57
2001-02 L ............................... 71-67
L at ............................ 66-56
2002-03 W at ............................ 67-57
W ............................... 71-68
2003-04 W ............................... 55-51
W at ............................ 68-58
PURDUE • (0-1)
1978-79 L at (NIT) .................. 59-67
NORTH DAKOTA • (1-0)
1974-75 W N (NCAAII) .......... 78-64
NOTRE DAME • (0-1)
1983-84 L at(NIT) .................. 62-67
OHIO • (0-1)
1995-96 L N (2OT) ................. 89-90
OHIO NORTHERN • (0-1)
1962-63 L ............................... 58-68
OHIO STATE • (0-1)
1987-88 L at (NIT) .................. 73-86
OGLETHORPE • (0-1)
1968-69 L N (NCAAII) ......... 60-68
PEMBROKE STATE • (8-1)
1960-61 W ............................... 92-72
W ............................... 87-62
W ............................... 65-56
1961-62 W ............................... 77-69
1962-63 W ............................... 77-76
1962-63 W ............................... 85-82
L ............................... 76-85
1963-64 W ............................... 88-64
1964-65 W ............................... 99-84
PENN STATE • (0-2)
1991-92 L ............................... 79-84
L at ............................ 51-71
PEPPERDINE • (1-0)
1996-97 W N (Syracuse) ......... 56-47
PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE • (6-4)
1966-67 L ........................... 101-115
1967-68 L at .......................... 88-105
1968-69 W ............................... 93-76
1969-70 L at ........................... 80-111
1970-71 W ............................... 76-65
PUGET SOUND • (1-1)
1970-71 W (NCAAII) .............. 81-80
1975-76 L (NCAAII) .............. 78-83
RICHMOND PROFESSIONAL
INST. • (31-8)
RANDOLPH-MACON • (24-12)
1955-56 W ............................... 78-65
1956-57 W ............................... 72-58
1957-58 W ............................... 52-73
W ............................... 63-61
1958-59 W ............................... 76-73
W ............................... 70-64
1959-60 W ............................... 93-73
W ............................... 75-50
1960-61 L ............................... 59-80
1961-62 L ............................... 50-74
W ............................... 76-68
1962-63 L ............................... 74-79
L ............................... 69-80
1963-64 L ............................... 68-97
W ............................... 94-93
1964-65 L ............................... 61-83
L ............................... 55-76
1965-66 L ............................... 74-76
L ............................... 84-90
1966-67 W ............................... 82-74
L at ............................ 75-80
1967-68 W at .......................... 113-76
W ............................. 109-70
1968-69 W ............................. 109-75
L at ............................ 65-76
1969-70 W at ............................ 64-58
W ............................... 62-55
1970-71 W at ............................ 87-68
1971-72 L (ot) ....................... 95-100
1972-73 W ............................... 74-68
1973-74 W ............................... 73-59
1974-75 W at(2 ot) ................... 86-85
W (NCAAII) .............. 83-76
1975-76 W ............................... 59-56
1985-86 W ............................... 78-54
1987-88 W ............................... 74-62
RHODE ISLAND • (2-2)
1979-80 L at ............................ 63-77
1980-81 L ............................... 54-59
1981-82 W at ............................ 62-56
1982-83 W ............................... 99-81
RICE (1-0)
1971-72 W (KODC) ............... 114-86
RICHMOND • (26-19)
1977-78 L at ............................ 81-82
W ............................... 78-70
1978-79 W N (RTD) ............... 100-92
1979-80 W N (RTD) ................. 90-84
1980-81 W N (RTD) ................. 71-64
W at ............................ 89-76
W ............................... 82-80
L N (ECAC Trn) ...... 77-81
1981-82 W ............................... 80-57
L at ............................ 62-63
W (ECAC Trn) ........... 77-69
1982-83 L ............................... 70-71
W at ............................ 66-52
1985-86 W at ............................ 62-59
1986-87 W ............................... 62-57
1987-88 L N (RTD) ................. 63-70
L at ............................ 75-82
1988-89 W ............................... 75-57
1989-90 L N ........................... 62-69
W at(ot) ...................... 76-74
1990-91 L ............................... 65-74
1991-92 L ............................... 77-82
L at ............................ 69-73
W N (CAA TRN) ...... 62-58
93
1992-93 L fh ............................ 59-75
L at ............................ 80-84
1993-94 W at ............................ 79-77
L ............................... 73-77
W N (CAA Trn) ......... 76-72
1994-95 W at ............................ 65-46
W ............................... 70-60
1995-96 W at ............................ 84-69
W ............................... 70-63
1996-97 W at ............................ 76-69
W ............................... 63-51
W CAA ...................... 69-56
1997-98 W ............................... 62-57
L at ............................ 77-85
1998-99 W ............................... 77-65
L at ............................ 70-77
1999-00 W 60-58
L at ............................ 55-56
L (CAA) .................... 55-67
2000-01 L at ............................ 52-76
L ...................... 73-77 (2ot)
1971-72 L at ............................ 88-91
1972-73 W ............................. 112-94
1975-76 W ............................. 103-75
1976-77 W at .......................... 103-79
1977-78 L at ............................ 73-78
1978-79 W ............................... 72-70
RIDER (2-0)
1976-77 W ............................... 87-66
1985-86 W ............................... 93-46
SANTA CLARA • (1-0)
1980-81 W at ............................ 72-71
ROANOKE • (20-23)
1940-41 L ............................... 39-54
1955-56 L ............................... 66-85
1956-57 L ............................... 58-85
L ............................... 56-59
1957-58 W ............................... 76-66
L ............................... 67-73
1958-59 W ............................... 77-55
1960-61 L ............................... 70-71
1961-62 W ............................... 82-71
W ............................... 94-88
1962-63 W ............................. 108-72
L ............................... 77-87
1963-64 L ............................... 72-73
L ............................... 70-87
1964-65 L ............................... 84-89
L ............................... 72-90
1965-66 L ............................. 88-105
L ............................... 86-91
1966-67 W ............................... 95-85
L at ............................ 79-80
1967-68 W ............................... 85-74
L at ............................ 92-98
1968-69 W ............................... 84-77
W ............................. 119-66
W at ............................ 85-74
1969-70 W ............................... 88-78
L at .......................... 91-101
1970-71 L ............................... 85-87
1971-72 W at ............................ 88-86
L ............................... 80-95
1972-73 W ............................... 68-63
L at .......................... 83-101
L at (NCAAII)(ot) .... 87-88
1973-74 L at ............................ 62-64
W ............................... 82-76
1974-75 W ........................... 101-100
W at .......................... 107-67
1975-76 L at(ot) ...................... 83-88
W ............................... 98-82
1976-77 W ............................. 113-69
W at .......................... 101-80
1991-92 W (FH) ....................... 83-71
ROBERT MORRIS • (1-0)
1977-78 W ............................... 92-65
ROLLINS • (1-0)
1973-74 W (NCAAII) .............. 80-77
RUTGERS • (1-0)
1984-85 W N ............................ 82-80
ST. BONAVENTURE • (1-1)
1978-79 W ............................... 87-70
1979-80 L at ............................ 72-84
ST. FRANCIS-PA • (6-3)
1968-69 L at ............................ 75-95
1969-70 W at ............................ 83-72
1970-71 W ........................... 109-105
ST. JOHN’S • (0-2)
1977-78 L at ............................ 75-81
1984-85 L at (MSG) ................ 66-77
ST. JOSEPH’S • (2-7)
1979-80 L (KODC) ................. 51-52
1981-82 L at ............................ 63-69
1984-85 W ............................... 87-63
1994-95 L at ............................ 82-92
1995-96 W ............................... 62-60
1997-98 L at ............................ 53-67
2000-01 L at ............................ 65-70
2002-03 L at ............................ 47-63
2003-04 L ............................... 72-75
SETON HALL • (1-0)
1998-99 (NIT) W ........... 75-56(FH)
SHENANDOAH • (4-0)
1936-37 W ............................... 38-27
1937-38 W ............................... 46-40
W ............................... 33-23
1992-93 W ............................. 118-71
SHEPHERD • (1-1)
1955-56 L ............................... 70-80
1956-57 W ............................... 78-70
USC-AIKEN • (1-0)
1984-85 W ............................. 107-72
SOUTH ALABAMA • (11-10)
1982-83 W ............................... 62-59
W at ............................ 77-76
1983-84 W ............................... 88-75
L at ............................ 82-87
1984-85 W at ............................ 86-84
W ............................... 86-74
W (SBC Trn.) .............. 84-66
1985-86 W at ............................ 75-57
W ............................... 54-52
1986-87 L ............................... 77-82
L at ............................ 63-65
1987-88 L at ............................ 80-81
W ............................. 101-77
1988-89 L ............................... 75-82
L at ............................ 81-92
1989-90 W at(ot) ...................... 94-85
W ............................... 94-84
1990-91 L at .......................... 89-100
L ............................... 80-88
L at (SBC Final) ....... 81-86
2003-04 L at ............................. 49-62
SOUTH CAROLINA • (3-1)
1982-83 L at (NIT) ................ 90-100
1993-94 W at ............................ 84-80
1994-95 W ............................... 79-65
1998-99 W(Charlotte) ............. 59-56
SOUTH FLORIDA • (16-11)
1972-73 L at ............................ 89-97
1973-74 W ............................. 113-81
1974-75 L at ............................ 86-92
1975-76 L ............................... 76-77
1982-83 W at ............................ 80-77
W ............................... 82-74
1983-84 L at ............................ 57-71
W ............................... 57-55
1984-85 W ............................... 74-62
W at ............................ 75-73
1985-86 W ............................... 47-43
W at ............................ 64-57
1986-87 L at ............................ 52-68
W ............................... 63-52
1987-88 W at ............................ 78-77
W ............................... 85-69
1988-89 L at ............................ 62-64
W ............................... 90-70
Vs. Opponents
1989-90 L at(ot) ...................... 93-94
W
75-56
1990-91 L (ot) ......................... 75-82
W at ............................ 74-61
W (SBC Semi) ............ 72-69
1991-92 L ............................... 71-90
1992-93 W at(ot) ...................... 78-76
1993-94 L at ............................ 73-75
1995-96 L ............................... 61-67
SOUTEAST MISSOURI • (1-0)
1996-97 W N (Puerto Rico) .... 74-61
SOUTHEASTERN-DC • (3-0)
1961-62 W ............................. 114-67
W at ............................ 99-74
1978-79 W ............................. 102-57
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS • (0-2)
1994-95 L at ............................ 74-88
1995-96 L ............................... 65-73
SOUTHERN METHODIST • (1-1)
1977-78 W (KODC) ................. 86-78
1984-85 L N (NCAA) ............ 68-85
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI • (6-0)
1969-70 W at ............................ 95-92
1970-71 W ............................. 121-80
1971-72 W at .......................... 103-82
1972-73 W ............................. 110-88
1992-93 W ............................... 99-84
W at ........................ 113-105
STANFORD • (0-1)
2000-01 L P.Rico ..................... 60-84
STETSON • (6-0)
1970-71 W (NCAAII) .............. 89-65
1976-77 W at ............................ 79-72
1978-79 W ............................... 97-94
1979-80 W at ............................ 66-64
1980-81 W ............................... 75-65
1981-82 W at ............................ 68-66
SYRACUSE • (1-2)
1976-77 L (ECAC Final) ........ 64-67
1979-80 W ............................... 68-67
1980-81 L at ............................ 58-71
UT CHATANOOGA• (2-0)
1998-99 W at ............................ 74-60
1999-00 W ............................... 77-64
TENNESSEE STATE • (2-0)
1974-75 W N (NCAAII) .......... 77-60
1996-97 W (FH) ....................... 95-85
TEXAS TECH • (1-1)
1995-96 L ........................... at 84-89
1997-98 W ............................... 74-58
TEXAS WESLEYAN • (1-0)
1980-81 W ............................... 75-50
TOLEDO • (1-1)
1995-96 L at ............................ 80-92
1996-97 W ............................... 65-57
TOWSON • (12-1)
1956-57 W ............................... 72-68
1957-58 W ............................... 69-63
1958-59 W ............................. 107-51
1965-66 W ............................. 103-71
1966-67 W ............................. 106-61
1968-69 W (MD Trn.) .............. 75-57
1994-95 W ............................... 93-75
1996-97 W at ............................ 84-82
2001-02 W at ............................ 66-53
L ............................... 67-55
2002-03 W ............................... 67-56
W at ............................ 73-51
2003-04 W at ............................ 70-49
W ............................... 88-62
TULANE • (2-1)
1970-71 W (KODC) ................. 91-76
1977-78 W at .......................... 116-99
1994-95 L at(ot) ...................... 80-85
TULSA • (0-1)
1994-95 L NCAA ................... 52-64
UCLA • (0-1)
1979-80 L N (NCAA) ............ 74-87
UTAH STATE • (0-1)
1993-94 L N (Wyoming) ....... 74-77
VERMONT • (1-0)
1979-80 W (KODC) ................. 94-81
VILLANOVA • (1-1)
1976-77 L (NIT)(ot) ................ 68-71
1994-95 W (NCAA)(3 ot) ....... 89-81
VIRGINIA • (4-8)
1976-77 W at ............................ 71-63
1977-78 L ............................... 67-86
1978-79 W at ............................ 65-61
1979-80 L N (RTD) ................. 58-79
1982-83 L N (RTD) ................. 59-75
1985-86 L N (RTD) ................. 61-68
1987-88 W N (RTD) ................. 74-72
1991-92 L N (RTD) ................. 67-83
1992-93 L at ............................ 68-90
1993-94 W ............................... 76-69
1994-95 L at (PreNIT) ............ 80-83
1995-96 L at ............................ 49-87
VIRGINIA STATE • (2-0)
1967-68 W ............................... 82-64
1979-80 W ............................... 98-59
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH •
(32-35)
1968-69 W ............................. 101-69
1969-70 W at ............................ 93-82
W ............................... 94-90
1970-71 L ............................... 71-79
W at ............................ 98-85
1977-78 L at ............................ 67-73
L (Hampton) ............ 72-73
1978-79 W at (RTD) ................. 70-68
L ............................... 87-95
W at(ot) ...................... 72-71
1979-80 W at ............................ 68-63
W ............................... 76-75
1980-81 L N ............................ 56-65
L at ............................ 44-61
L at ............................ 64-75
1981-82 L at ............................ 55-61
W ............................... 61-58
1982-83 W at ............................ 90-85
W (Hampton) ............ 67-62
1983-84 L at (RTD) ................. 51-63
W (ot) ......................... 56-54
W at ............................ 57-55
1984-85 L at ............................ 71-90
L ............................... 66-78
L (SBC Final) ............ 82-87
1985-86 W at ............................ 67-55
W ............................... 50-49
W at ............................ 61-56
1986-87 L ............................... 64-77
L at ............................ 66-78
1987-88 W ............................... 71-67
L at ............................ 77-82
L at (SBC Trn.) ......... 69-91
1988-89 L at(ot) .................... 93-101
W ............................... 99-87
1989-90 W at (RTD) ................. 77-67
L ............................... 49-55
W at ............................ 80-62
1990-91 L ............................... 60-62
L at ............................ 58-60
1991-92 L ............................... 83-98
W at (RTD) ................. 67-66
1992-93 W N (Hampton) ........ 81-65
W NIT ........................ 74-68
1993-94 W N (Hampton) ........ 79-74
1994-95 L N (Hampton) ........ 67-81
1995-96 L ............................... 70-85
L at (OT) ................... 76-85
1996-97 W at UR ..................... 82-65
W ............................... 75-70
1997-98 L ............................... 55-61
W at ............................ 69-56
1998-99 W at ............................ 82-72
W ............................... 76-72
W (CAA) .................... 66-49
1999-00 L at (OT) ................... 67-73
W ............................... 72-69
2000-01 W 77-65
L at ............................ 53-74
2001-02 L (OT) ....................... 79-77
L at ............................ 73-66
L (CAA) ..................... 58-54
2002-03 L at ............................ 64-73
L ............................... 69-72
2003-04 L ............................... 67-75
L at ............................ 72-78
L ................... 67-84 (CAA)
VMI • (17-4)
1967-68 L at ............................ 88-96
1968-69 L at ............................ 93-96
1969-70 W ............................... 94-72
W at ............................ 90-55
1970-71 W at ............................ 94-85
W ............................... 95-54
1971-72 W at ............................ 96-84
1972-73 W ............................... 72-56
1974-75 W at ............................ 86-69
1975-76 W ............................... 72-70
1976-77 L at ............................ 60-62
1977-78 L ............................... 60-69
1980-81 W at ............................ 88-51
1982-83 W ............................... 71-45
1983-84 W at ............................ 82-65
1984-85 W ............................... 56-50
1997-98 W ............................... 84-69
1998-99 W ............................. 103-69
1999-00 W at ............................ 71-62
2000-01 W (FH) ....................... 89-81
2003-04 W ............................... 74-52
VIRGINIA TECH • (6-12)
1972-73 L (KODC) ................. 80-81
1978-79 L ............................... 88-91
L at ............................ 85-91
1981-82 L at .......................... 72-100
1982-83 W ............................... 76-73
1983-84 L (RTD) ..................... 62-86
1984-85 L at .......................... 76-102
1985-86 L ............................... 76-90
1986-87 W ............................... 86-66
1987-88 L at ............................ 71-97
1988-89 L ............................. 92-105
1989-90 L at ............................ 83-91
1990-91 W ............................... 84-76
1991-92 L at ............................ 62-78
1992-93 W ............................... 71-61
1999-00 L at (OT) ................... 67-78
2001-02 W ............................... 55-46
2003-04 W at ..................... 94-92 (ot)
WAGNER • (2-0)
1978-79 W (NIT) ...................... 83-81
1981-82 W ............................... 72-61
WAKE FOREST • (0-3)
1981-82 L N (NCAA) ............ 57-74
1988-89 L at ............................ 83-88
1989-90 L ............................... 58-60
WASHINGTON • (1-3)
1994-95 L (Kingdome) ............ 61-71
W ............................... 67-57
1997-98 L at ............................ 68-86
1999-00 L ............................... 70-78
WASHINGTON & LEE • (15-3)
1960-61 W ............................... 67-45
1961-62 L ............................... 58-71
W ............................... 75-69
1962-63 W ............................... 73-64
W ............................... 69-67
1963-64 W ............................... 86-63
W ............................... 75-63
1964-65 W ............................. 102-68
L ............................... 85-95
1965-66 W ............................. 102-82
L at ............................ 75-94
1967-68 W ............................... 78-70
1969-70 W at ............................ 90-79
94
1970-71 W at ............................ 84-60
1972-73 W at ............................ 74-68
1973-74 W ............................... 74-65
1974-75 W at ............................ 92-64
1975-76 W ............................... 78-66
WEBER STATE • (1-0)
1994-95 W (Hawaii)(ot) .......... 94-86
WEST VIRGINIA • (3-1)
1985-86 W N (NCAA) ............ 72-64
1989-90 W N (Roanoke) ......... 73-69
1990-91 L at ............................ 69-87
1991-92 W ............................... 83-82
WEST VIRGINIA STATE • (1-0)
1968-69 W N .......................... 100-83
WESTERN CAROLINA • (2-0)
1976-77 W at ............................ 96-79
W ............................... 85-58
WESTERN KENTUCKY • (12-15)
1970-71 L at ............................ 82-96
1971-72 L at ............................ 80-86
1972-73 L at ........................ 106-131
1973-74 L at ............................ 84-88
1974-75 L at .......................... 87-102
1975-76 L at ............................ 76-84
1982-83 W ............................... 75-66
W at ............................ 61-59
1983-84 W ............................... 75-68
L at ............................ 67-70
W N (SBC Trn.) ......... 78-72
1984-85 L at ............................ 67-73
W ............................... 84-76
1985-86 W at ............................ 62-59
W ............................... 74-61
1986-87 L at ............................ 53-94
L ............................... 59-75
L at (SBC Trn.) ......... 58-60
1987-88 W ............................... 80-66
W at ............................ 81-76
W N (SBC Trn.) (ot) .. 86-84
1988-89 W ............................... 99-64
L at ............................ 74-92
1989-90 L at ............................ 65-69
W ............................... 86-62
1990-91 L at ............................ 74-77
L ............................... 66-75
WESTERN MARYLAND • (1-0)
1963-64 W at ............................ 78-72
WILLIAM AND MARY • (49-14)
1968-69 W at ............................ 80-65
1969-70 L at ............................ 80-89
1973-74 L ............................... 68-70
1974-75 W at ............................ 61-55
1975-76 W ............................... 77-73
L at ............................ 61-74
1976-77 W at ............................ 73-71
W ............................... 82-68
1977-78 W ............................... 64-63
L at ............................ 64-75
1978-79 W ............................... 48-42
W at ............................ 57-56
1979-80 W ............................... 60-51
W at ............................ 71-69
W N (ECAC) ............. 75-59
1980-81 W ............................... 76-51
W at ............................ 60-59
1981-82 L at(ot) ...................... 59-60
W ............................... 66-45
1982-83 L ............................... 50-56
W at ............................ 43-42
1983-84 W ............................... 73-57
W at ............................ 71-55
1984-85 W at ............................ 62-57
W ............................... 72-58
1985-86 W at ............................ 75-44
W ............................... 58-47
1986-87 W ............................... 56-54
W at ............................ 60-56
1987-88 W at ............................ 72-69
W ............................... 78-69
1988-89 W at ............................ 70-62
1989-90 W (Hampton) ............ 67-62
1990-91 L at ............................ 63-71
1991-92 W (ot) ....................... 102-92
W at ............................ 94-85
1992-93 W at ............................ 81-80
W fh ............................ 90-80
1993-94 W ............................. 105-72
W at ............................ 94-70
W N (CAA Trn) ......... 83-58
1994-95 W at ............................ 83-73
W FH .......................... 60-55
1995-96 W at ............................ 86-82
W ............................... 91-86
1996-97 L ............................... 55-61
L at ............................ 52-80
W CAA ...................... 70-62
1997-98 L at ............................ 53-69
L ............................... 58-68
1998-99 W at ............................ 65-50
W ............................... 70-48
1999-00 W 74-60
W at ............................ 71-62
2000-01 W ............................... 74-54
L at ............................ 62-72
W (CAA) ............. 53-47 (ot)
2001-02 W ............................... 68-52
W at ............................ 81-53
2002-03 W ............................... 76-64
L at ............................ 53-69
2003-04 L at ............................ 77-86
W ............................... 79-76
U. WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY • (0-1)
1999-00 L (SoCon) ................. 64-76
WRIGHT STATE • (1-1)
1997-98 L at ............................ 52-64
1998-99 W ............................... 81-60
WYOMING • (2-0)
1994-95 W ............................... 63-61
1995-96 W at ............................ 66-52
XAVIER-OHIO • (3-2)
1968-69 L at ............................ 70-72
1969-70 W at ............................ 89-76
1970-71 L at ............................ 88-90
1972-73 W at ............................ 79-76
1973-74 W (ot) ......................... 86-83
YALE • (1-0)
1973-74 W (KODC) ............... 110-82
KEY
(CAA) ...... Colonial Ath. Assoc. Tourn.
(MD) ........ Mason Dixon
(KODC) ... Kiwanis Old Dominion
Classic
(H or Hampton)Hampton Coliseum
(N) ........... Neutral Site
(SBC) ........ Sun Belt Tournament
(ECAC) .... E. College Athletic Conf.
(NIT) ........ National Invitation Tourn.
(NCAA II) NCAA Division II Tourn.
(P. Rico) .... San Juan Shootout
(GC) ......... Guardian Classic
Athletic History
1930-1940
Sept. 12, 1930
Sept. 26, 1930
Nov. 1930
April 1930
Oct. 14, 1932
June 18, 1935
Oct. 3, 1936
April 1938
Nov. 22, 1940
Norfolk Division opens its doors.
Division plays first football game.
Loses to Suffolk High, 7-0 in Baine
Field.
Defeats So. Norfolk HS, 22-11 in first
men’s basketball game played at Blair
Junior High.
Defeats Deep Creek HS, 8-3 to win first
baseball game.
Played Miami (Florida) in football, losing, 6-2 in the Orange Bowl.
Foreman Field project approved, first
for 5,500 seats, then 15,000.
Foreman Field dedicated (W&M vs.
UVa.) in front of 15,000 fans.
Cecil Griffin runs a 9.9 dash and
Johnny Brown runs a 9.8 dash against
Wake Forest for what is believed to
have been fastest collegiate times that
year.
Tom Scott resigns as athletic director
and football coach with a 62-19-4
record.
March 1969
May 1969
June 1969
Sept. 1, 1969
Sept. 1970
March 1970
Dec. 5, 1970
March 1970
1941-1950
Aug. 1941
Sept. 1942
Sept. 1947
Football discontinued at the Norfolk
Division, because of a $10,000 debt and
a Southern Conference ruling that as
a branch of William and Mary, the Division could not allow freshmen to
play, which only left sophomores.
Scrap Chandler named Athletic Director as well as Head Coach for baseball,
basketball and after the war, track and
field and swimming.
Bud Metheny named basketball and
baseball coach.
1951-1960
April 1951
May 1956
Sept. 1956
Sept. 1957
March 1959
Aug. 1959
Jan. 4, 1960
August 1961
Sept. 1961
Aug. 2, 1962
Sept. 1963
May 31, 1963
June 6, 1964
March 1965
Dec. 2, 1966
March 1966
May 1966
May 1966
May 1966
May 1967
Feb. 14, 1968
March 19, 1971
May 1972
March 1973
Aug. 1974
Feb. 23, 1975
March 14, 1975
March 21, 1975
April 1975
July 1975
Bobby Mears throws first Monarch NoHitter.
Special faculty committee chaired by
Professor John West chose “Monarchs”
as the new name for athletic teams to
“link the traditions of the past to the
realities of the present.”
Norfolk Division becomes 16th member of the Mason-Dixon Conference.
Board chooses the name of Old Dominion College.
Bud Metheny succeeds Scrap Chandler
as Athletic Director at Old Dominion.
Baseball wins NCAA College Div. East
Regional.
Baseball wins second NCAA College
Div. East Regional.
Sonny Allen hired as men’s basketball
coach.
Ron Drews hauls in school record 33
rebounds vs. Richmond Professional
Institute.
Carl Ragland becomes first wrestling
All-American at Old Dominion.
Scrap Chandler retires as swim coach.
Lou Cappi places fifth in the NCAA in
the High Hurdles and earns College
Div. All-American honors.
George Consolvo wins NCAA Eastern
Region Tennis Championship.
George Consolvo wins second straight
Eastern Region Tennis Championship.
Bob Pritchett scores 67 points and
Harry Lozon scores 33 vs. RPI in the
Norfolk Arena. Monarchs defeat RPI,
March 25, 1979
March, 25, 1979
April 1979
Oct. 1979
Nov. 19, 1979
Dec. 14, 1979
Jan. 19, 1980
Feb. 18, 1980
March 1, 1980
March 7, 1980
March 23, 1980
1971-1980
March 1974
Buzz Sawyer runs the fastest junior
college mile in the nation with a time
of 4:25.
First four-year graduating class.
Lou Plummer named track and field
coach.
Pete Robinson named wrestling and
golf coach
Leo Anthony becomes first basketball
All-American.
Accepted as member of the NCAA.
Played first basketball game at the
Norfolk Arena vs. Hampden-Sydney.
1961-1970
April 29, 1961
June 1970
152-110 in most points in school history.
Carl Ragland becomes first wrestler to
win NCAA National Championship, at
152 pounds.
Old Dominion leaves the Mason Dixon
to become an independent.
Golfer J.P. Leigh places fifth in NCAA
Div. II. National Championships, then
competes in Division I National Championships.
University status granted to Old Dominion.
Jim Jarrett named Director of Athletics
Wayne Bright becomes second wrestler
at Old Dominion to win a National
Championship at 142-pounds. Then
places fourth in the Div. I Championships.
First regular season basketball game
played at field house. Monarchs beat
Washington & Lee, 84-60.
Mary Fleet earns AIAW All-American
honors in swimming, the school’s first.
She outscored 36 other teams by herself and helped ODU place 14th in the
National Championships.
Harry Lozon becomes first basketball
player at Old Dominion to be drafted
in the NBA. He was selected in the 13th
round by the San Diego Rockets.
Nov. 1975
Nov. 1976
Aug. 1976
Dec. 1976
March 2, 1977
March 9, 1977
March 16, 1977
Aug. 13, 1977
June 1978
Feb. 4, 1978
March 18, 1978
Dec. 19, 1978
March 4, 1979
Men’s basketball loses to Evansville,
97-82 in first NCAA Div. II Championship Final for Old Dominion.
Lou Plummer retires.
Jim Clark becomes the school’s first
swimming All-American in the 100yard freestyle.
Terry Perdew wins the Division II
wrestling National Championship at
118-pounds
Old Dominion initiates first athletic
scholarships for women.
The first Donna Doyle scholarship
game held. Lady Monarchs defeated
Virginia Tech, 95-72.
Old Dominion wins first National title,
a 76-74 decision over New Orleans.
Game played in Evansville, IN.
Sonny Allen named NABC and AP
College Division Coach of the Year.
Sonny Allen resigns as basketball
coach
Paul Webb named men’s basketball
coach.
Soccer team advances to NCAA Div.
II Regionals. Compiled a 13-2 record.
Prince Attoh, the Player of the Year in
Virginia, scored 26 goals in one season.
Old Dominion moves up to Division
One. School joins ECAC South Conference.
Freshman Nancy Lieberman plays for
USA women’s Olympic basketball
team which wins silver medal in
Montreal.
Men’s basketball beats Atlantic Christian, 110-71 for first win in Div. I., then
beats Delaware State, 113-47 for first
Div. I victory.
Old Dominion defeats Georgetown for
ECAC South title.
Compete in first NIT, losing to
Villanova in overtime, in Scope.
Wilson Washington becomes school’s
first basketball Division I All-American.
Scrap Chandler Pool dedicated.
Marianne Stanley named as women’s
head basketball coach.
Inge Nissen hauls in a school record
28 rebounds against Longwood.
Women’s basketball defeats Texas, 7060 to win Women’s NIT in Amarillo,
Texas.
Women’s basketball ranked Number
1 in AP poll and will hold that spot all
year.
Men’s hoops defeats Clemson in
95
April 1980
June 1980
Dec. 11, 1980
double overtime in NIT second round game.
Women’s basketball defeats La. Tech, 76-65 in
Greensboro, NC, for first AIAW National
crown.
Nancy Lieberman named winner of the Wade
trophy.
Marianne Stanley named National Coach of
the Year.
Old Dominion signs #1 women’s basketball
recruit in the nation in Anne Donovan.
State approves funds to renovate Foreman
Field and build new baseball stadium.
Monarchs upset Russian National team, 76-74
in overtime at Scope.
Russian National team defeats women’s basketball, 76-66 in front of the largest single-game
crowd for women’s collegiate game (10,237).
Televised by ESPN.
Men’s basketball defeats #3 Syracuse in Scope
and on NBC, 68-67.
First Hall of Fame Induction held.
Men’s basketball defeats Navy in the Hampton Coliseum for first NCAA Automatic Tournament bid.
Old Dominion plays UCLA in first NCAA
Tournament in Tempe, AZ.
Ronnie Valentine scores 14 points to establish
a new NCAA record of 101 consecutive games
scoring in double figures.
Women’s basketball defeats Tennessee, 68-53
at Central Michigan for second AIAW National
Championship.
Men’s tennis player Robert Hale ranked 43rd
nationally.
Bud Metheny retires.
Anne Donovan scores 50 points at Norfolk
State, the most in school’s women’s basketball
history.
1981-1990
Jan. 10, 1981
Feb. 20, 1981
Sept. 1981
Sept. 11, 1981
March 26 & 28
May 15, 1982
June 1982
Nov. 20, 1982
March 6, 1982
June 1982
Nov. 1983
March 1983
April 1 & 3
April 1983
May 13-15, 1983
June 1983
Nov. 1984
Nov. 1984
Jan. 10, 1985
March 31, 1985
May 14, 1985
May 15,1985
May 31-June 11
July 6, 1985
Men’s basketball defeats #1 DePaul in the
Horizon of Chicago, IL, 63-62. DePaul’s first
home loss in 48 games.
10,253 sellout crowd attend ODU vs. La. Tech
women’s basketball game.
Soccer team ranked fifth nationally. Highest
ever.
5,003 watch Soccer vs. Philadelphia Textiles at
Foreman Field.
Hosts First NCAA Women Basketball Final
Four at Scope.
Old Dominion announces that it will join the
Sun Belt Conference.
Mark Wasinger becomes the school’s first Division I, first-team baseball All-American.
Field Hockey wins first NCAA Title defeating
UConn, 3-2.
Men’s basketball defeats James Madison, 5857 to win ECAC Title.
Women’s sailors win first ICYRA National Title
in Seattle, WA.
Field Hockey wins second NCAA Crown. Defeated UConn, 3-1 in three overtimes.
Anne Donovan named first Naismith
Women’s Basketball Player-of-the-Year.
Hosts second NCAA Women’s Final Four at
Scope.
First Baseball Game at Bud Metheny Stadium
Host Sun Belt Baseball Championships.
K.C. Fullmer becomes first sailing All-American at Old Dominion.
Soccer team wins first Sun Belt Conference
title.
Field Hockey wins third NCAA Crown. ODU
defeats Iowa, 5-1 in Springfield, MA.
Paul Webb wins 500th, 86-60 over UNC Charlotte in Scope.
Women’s basketball defeats Georgia, 70-65 for
NCAA Title in Austin, TX.
Old Dominion wins Sun Belt Baseball Title
with an 11-10, 11-inning win over W. Kentucky
at ODU.
Women’s basketball team honored at the White
House by President Reagan.
Hosts Collegiate Sailing National Championships
Paul Webb resigns as basketball coach.
Athletic History
Sept. 22, 1985
Nov.23-24 1985
Oct. 16, 1986
Nov. 22-23 1986
Feb. 12, 1986
March 13, 1986
April 13, 1986
April 1987
July 6, 1987
May 1987
March 16, 1988
Nov. 13, 1988
Nov. 19, 1988
June 1989
Nov.19, 1989
Nov. 21, 1989
May 18, 1990
May 1990
Sept. 12, 1990
Nov. 23, 1990
June 9, 1990
Tom Young named Head Basketball
Coach.
Old Dominion hosts NCAA Field
Hockey Championships at Foreman
Field.
Board of Visitors approve a new logo
and color change on campus. The new
colors are slate blue and silver.
Host NCAA Field Hockey Final Four at
Foreman Field.
Men’s basketball ranked 25th nationally
by Associated Press (24 votes), highest
ever. Ranked 31st by USA Today
(Sagrin) and 28th by The Sporting
News.
Men’s basketball defeats West Virginia,
72- 64 to win first ever NCAA Tournament game in Div. I., in Greensboro, NC.
Baseball Monarchs ranked 7th nationally by Baseball America and 10th by
Collegiate Baseball, highest ever.
Marianne Stanley resigns as women’s
basketball coach.
Wendy Larry named women’s basketball coach
Women’s Sailors win National Title in
New York.
Frank Smith dishes out seven assists at
Ohio State to become the school’s alltime assist leader with 883.
Mike Martin wins Sailing Single
Handed National Championship in
New London, CT.
Sailors win Sloop National Championships in Santa Cruz, CA.
Sailors win Dinghy National title in
Chicago, Ill. Junior sailor Terry Hutchinson named Collegiate National Sailor
of the Year. Old Dominion wins first
Fowle Trophy as top Collegiate program.
Sailors win sloop National title in New
in Charleston, SC.
Soccer advances to first NCAA Div. I
Regional at Wake Forest.
Field Hockey defeats Iowa, 2-1 to win
fourth NCAA Championship at Penn.
Old Dominion joins the Colonial Athletic Association.
Dee Pritchett receives the Kaufman
Prize, one of the highest academic honors given at the University.
3,207 watch first soccer match at new
stadium. ODU and W&M tie, 1-1.
Field Hockey defeats North Carolina, 50 to win fifth NCAA Championship.
Sailors win ICYRA Team Race Title in
Boston. Terry Hutchinson named National Sailor of the Year (2nd straight
year). Old Dominion awarded its second straight Fowle Trophy as the top
collegiate program.
May 22, 1991
June 1991
June 5, 1991
Nov.7, 1991
Nov. 22, 1991
March 9, 1992
March 14, 1992
July 20, 1992
Nov. 22, 1992
Mar. 13, 1993
April 13, 1993
March 1994
April 26, 1994
May 1994
May 16, 1994
May 22, 1994
July 12, 1994
Sept. 3, 1994
Sept. 1994
Nov. 6, 1994
Dec. 1994
Feb. 5, 1995
Feb.16, 1995
March 11, 1995
March 14, 1995
March 17, 1995
March 18, 1995
April 23, 1995
April 26, 1995
May 17, 1995
May 21, 1995
July 11, 1995
August 7, 1995
Oct. 1, 1995
Dec. 10, 1995
Dec. 12, 1995
Feb. 5, 1996
Mar. 11, 1996
1991-2000
March 27, 1991
June 1993
Oliver Purnell named Head Basketball
Coach.
Golfer Jon Hurst takes 6th in NCAA
East Regional at Yale.
Chris Gatling becomes first Monarch
basketball player drafted in first round
of NBA draft.
Jon Hurst becomes first ODU golfer to
reach NCAA Championships, in
Monterey, California.
Soccer defeats JMU for first CAA title.
Field Hockey wins second CAA title for
ODU.
Field Hockey wins sixth NCAA national
title. Defeated North Carolina, 2-0.
Men’s basketball wins CAA Title by
beating JMU in the Richmond Coliseum.
Women’s Basketball defeats East Carolina for CAA Title at Old Dominion.
4,200 watch the USA Olympic Soccer
team tie Bermuda, 1-1 at the soccer stadium. Head Coach Ralph Perez served
as a special assistant for the USA, while
Paul Caan and Neil Paynter played for
Bermuda.
Field Hockey wins 7th NCAA title in
Richmond. Sailors win Sloop for its 8th
ICYRA National title in Honolulu, HI.
Women’s basketball wins second consecutive CAA Tournament with win
over William and Mary.
Old Dominion announces gender eq-
Mar. 18, 1996
Sept. 22, 1996
Nov. 23, 1996
Nov. 24, 1996
Dec. 17, 1996
Mar. 2, 1997
Mar. 3, 1997
Mar. 24, 1997
Mar. 28, 1997
Mar. 29, 1997
Mar. 30, 1997
Nov. 25, 1997
uity compliance plan and the addition of
women’s soccer and the elimination of
men’s cross country.
Baseball pitcher, Wayne Gomes is the
fourth overall first round selection in draft
by Philadelphia.
Jody Staylor places second in the NCAA
Wrestling National Championships at 126
lbs.
Jeff Capel named men’s basketball coach.
Kevin Larkin receives the Kaufman Prize,
one of the highest academic honors given
at the University.
Anne Donovan is inducted into the GTE/
CoSIDA Academic All-American Hall of
Fame.
Baseball captures first CAA title.
Tony Guzzo named head baseball coach.
Women’s soccer defeats Virginia.
Wesleyan, 2-0 for inaugural win.
Darryl Cummings named Director of
men’s and women’s tennis.
Field Hockey captures fourth straight
CAA title.
Miguel Rosa is ranked 45th nationally in
tennis.
Wendy Larry wins 200th career game with
win at William and Mary.
Lady Monarchs defeat Richmond to set
CAA win streak at 49 games.
Lady Monarchs win fourth straight CAA
title in basketball.
Lady Monarchs ranked 25th in final AP
Hoop Poll.
Old Dominion defeats third seed and Big
East Champion Villanova, 89-81 in triple
overtime in the NCAA Regional at Albany,
NY.
Heavyweight Nick Hall places fifth at
NCAA Wrestling Championships to earn
All-American honors.
Women’s lacrosse captures first CAA title
with 9-7 overtime win vs. Delaware.
Joe Pereira named head women’s soccer
coach.
Anne Donovan is inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA.
Baseball Monarchs capture second straight
CAA Title.
KC Fullmer resigns as head sailing coach.
Mitch Brindley named head sailing coach.
Sophomore women’s tennis player, Tzipi
Obziler captures the National Clay Court
title in Baltimore, Maryland.
Samantha Salvia, senior field hockey
player, becomes the university’s first
Rhodes Scholar.
Tzipi Obziler is ranked number one in the
nation by the ITA.
Lady Monarchs return to the nation’s top
ten for the first time since 1985, with a #10
ranking in the AP and USA Today polls.
The Lady Monarch basketball squad is
ranked #6 in the final AP poll, and 10th in
the final USA Today poll.
The Lady Monarch basketball team defeats Toledo 72-66 to advance to the NCAA
Sweet Sixteen.
Field hockey ends UNC's 29-game win
streak with a 4-3 overtime victory at UNC.
Field hockey advances to NCAA Semifinals.
Sailing captures ICYRA Collegiate Singlehanded National Championships in Annapolis, Md. and took 5th place at Sloop
Nationals.
#4 ranked Lady Monarchs defeated #1
ranked Stanford 83-76 in Norfolk.
Lady Monarchs defeat East Carolina 8346 in Richmond for their sixth straight
CAA basketball crown.
Men's basketball captures CAA title with
62-58 overtime win against JMU.
Lady Monarchs defeat #7 Florida 52-51 to
advance to the NCAA Final Four for first
time since 1985.
Lady Monarchs defeat #3 Stanford 83-82
in overtime to advance to NCAA championship game.
Ticha Penicheiro and Clarisse
Machanguana named Kodak All-Americans. Wendy Larry named National Coach
of the Year by Sporting News, RCA, and
US Basketball Writers Association.
Lady Monarchs lose 68-59 to Tennessee in
NCAA Championship
Mark Poag goes 9 for 9 in treys vs. VMI to
96
Feb., 21, 1998
May 30, 1998
June 3, 1998
Jan. 1999
Feb. 1999
June 1999
Aug. 1999
Nov. 8, 1999
Nov. 27, 1999
Dec. 24, 1999
set a new NCAA record.
Men's Swimming & Diving captures ODU's 1st
CAA Title & go undefeated.
Sailors capture ICYRA Dinghy National.
Sailors capture ICYRA Dinghy National Championships.
Beth Anders named National Field Hockey
Coach-of- the-Year.
Ted Constant donates $5 million to the convocation center project.
Cal Bowdler picked 17th in the NBA draft by
the Atlanta Hawks
Sports Illustrated for Women selects ODU as the
19th best college for women's athletics.
Men's soccer rises to 13th in the NSCAA National
Poll
Capel wins 100th game at ODU with a 61-57
decision over Central Florida.
Gray Simons, wrestling coach is named by Sports
Illustrated as the 3rd greatest athlete of the 20th
century in Virginia.
2000-Present
Mar. 1, 2000
Mar. 11, 2000
Oct. 15, 2000
Nov. 19, 2000
Feb. 1 , 2001
April 12, 2001
April 22, 2001
July 15, 2001
May 12, 2001
May 22, 2002
June 1, 2002
Oct. 25, 2002
Nov. 10, 2002
Nov. 23, 2002
Dec. 9, 2002
April 22, 2003
May 17, 2003
August, 2003
Oct. 7, 2003
Nov. 23, 2003
April 23, 2004
May 30, 2004
June 7, 2004
June 4, 2004
July 19, 2004
Junior Andre McCullum is selected to the NABC
Student Advisor Board.
2000 women's basketball defeats UNCW, 92-49
to win an NCAA record ninth straight CAA title.
Women's soccer coach Joe Pereira wins his 200th
career match
with a victory over American
Field Hockey captures ninth NCAA National
Crown with 3-1 win
over North Carolina.
Marina
DiGiacomo becomes NCAA All-Time points
leader with 414 points, and becomes the fifth
Lady Monarch to be presented the Honda
Award.
Men's soccer player Atilla Vendegh named
Freshman All-American by Soccer America,
school's first.
Blaine Taylor named Men's basketball head
coach.
Women's tennis team defeats W&M, 4-0 to win
first CAA title
Lacrosse coach Sue Stahl leads USA to their
fourth world cup title.
Women's tennis team competes in their first ever
NCAA Tournament. Nataly Cahana becomes
first Division I Tennis All-American.
Old Dominion announces women's golf to be
added and women's cross country to be dropped
from the curriculum.
Women's sailing squad captures the ICSA National Championship in Honolulu, HI.
The Ted Constant Convocation Center opens.
Anna Tunnicliffe win the ICSA Singlehanded
National Championship in Houston, TX. It is
ODU's 13th National Championship in that
sport.
Men's Soccer beats Richmond, 3-0 to win the
school's first ever NCAA DIV. I Men's soccer
tournament first round game.
Tiffany Snow becomes the sixth ODU field
hockey player to win the Honda Award
in that sport
Men's golf captures the school's first ever CAA
Championship in a one hole playoff with
UNCW. and Geoffrey Harris win the
individual championship.
ODU’s men’s golf team places 15th at the
NCAA West Regionals. It was the school's first
ever NCAA Div. I tournament.
Pitcher Justin Verlander goes 5-1 for Team USA
and helps earn a silver medal in the Pan Am
Games.
Men’s Soccer ranked second nationally by SOCCER AMERICA
Anna Tunnicliffe becomes the first collegiate
sailor to win back to back ICSA women’s
singlehanded national championships. Championships were held in St. Petersburg, FL.
Nataly Cahana named CAA Women’s Tennis
Player of the Year for the fourth straight year.
Men’s tennis doubles players Izak van der
Merwe and Zoltan Csanadi reach the semi- finals of the NCAA National Championships
evenutally losing to the 3rd seed team from
Georgia. Both became ODU’s first ITA AllAmerican.
Baseball pitcher Justin Verlander becomes the
highest Monarch ever selected in the draft. He
was the second overall pick of the first round by
Detroit.
Steve Martin named new wrestling coach.
Jerry Meyers named new baseball coach.

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