MONARCHS The 2004-05 Old Dominion Media Guide Table of Contents QuickFacts GENERAL INFORMATION STARTERS RETURNING: (4 regulars) Quick Facts ...... 1 LOCATION: Norfolk, Va. 23529 6-9 Jr. C-F 1 6.6 ppg 8.7 RPG Head Coach ...... 2-3 NICKNAME: Monarchs 1st Team All-CAA Assistant Coaches ...... 4-6 FOUNDED: 1930 Isaiah Hunter 6-2 Jr. G 13.0 ppg 2.5 apg 2004-05 Outlook ...... 7 (as the Norfolk Div. of The College of William & Mary) 3rd Team All-CAA 2004-05 Roster ...... 8 ENROLLMENT: 21,200 Arnaud Dahi 6-7 So F 9.0 ppg 5.5 rpg SCHOOL COLORS: Slate (PMS 540), Silver (PMS CAA All-Rookie Team Radio/T.V. Roster ...... 9 877),& Light Blue (PMS 283) Drew Williamson 6-0 So. G 4.0 ppg 3.3 apg Player Bios ...... 10-22 HOME COURT: Ted Constant Convocation RETURNING LETTERMEN (4) Why Monarchs? ...... 23 (8,650) Valdas Vasylius 6-7 So. F 7.8 ppg 3.3 rpg Monarch Reachout ...... 24-25 SURFACE: Wood Kiah Thomas 6-4 Sr. G 4.4 ppg 2.5 rpg CONFERENCE: Colonial Athletic Association Abdi Lidonde 6-3 So. G 1.4 ppg 0.8 rpg Administration ...... 26 PRESIDENT: Dr. Roseann Runte Janko Mrksic 6-10 Jr. C 0.9 ppg 1.5 rpg Support Staff ...... 27 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Dr. Jim Jarrett SHIRT RETURNEES (2) Directions to Campus ...... 28 OFFICE PHONE: 757-683-3369 Brian Henderson 6-4 Fr. G-F Academic Support ...... 29 SR. WOMEN’S ADMINISTRATOR: Deb Polca Richmond, VA/Varina HS 20.9 ppg ...... 30-31 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT PHONE: 757-683-3375 John Morris 6-2 So. G TICKET OFFICE PHONE: 757 -683-4444 1.8 ppg/ 1.0 rpg. in 20023-03 Norfolk & Hampton Roads ...... 32-33 ATHLETIC TRAINER: Scott Johnson NEWCOMERS (3) Athletic Facilities ...... 34 OFFICIAL WEBSITE: www.odusports.com Sam Harris 7-3 Fr. C Newnham, Tasmania, Strength Training Facility & Apartments ... 35 COACHING STAFF Australia. Australian under-20 team & Media Information ...... 36-37 HEAD COACH: Blaine Taylor (Montana ‘81) AIS RECORD AT ODU: 42-43, Fourth year Brandon Johnson 6-1 Fr. G Orlando, FL./Edgewater HS 2003-04 in Review ...... 38-39 CAREER RECORD: 184-108 (10 years ) 12.4 ppg/6.4 apt/6.2 rpg/2nd team All- Travel/Athletic Directory ...... 40 ASSISTANTS: Jim Corrigan (Duke ‘80), Rob Wilkes State, 1,040 career points/522 career Monarch Olympians ...... 41 (Stetson ‘93) & Travis DeCuire (Montana ‘94) assists Monarchs in the Pros ...... 42-44 OFFICE PHONE: 757-683-3362 Jason Thompson 6-5 Fr. F Sanford, NC/ Chatham HS Retired Jerseys ...... 45 BASKETBALL SECRETARY: Annette Manley 25.1 ppg/ 9.2 rpg / 2,140 career points 2003-04 RECORD: 17-12 Yadkin Valley Player of the Year. Convocation Center ...... 44-49 2003-04 CAA RECORD: 11-7 (4th seed) NCHSA 1A Player of the Year. Colonial Athletic Association ...... 50-51 POST SEASON: None INFORMATION Opponents ...... 52-58 HISTORY SPORTS INFORMATION DIR: Carol Hudson,Jr. RECORDS FIRST YEAR OF BASKETBALL: 1930-31 OFFICE PHONE: 757-683-3372 OVERALL ALL-TIME RECORD: 1045-776 (73 years) .574 E-MAIL: [email protected] Championship Teams ...... 60-62 FIRST YEAR OF DIV. I. BASKETBALL:1976-77 HOME PHONE: 757-625-2061 All-Conference Monarchs ...... 62-63 DIVISION I ALL-TIME RECORD: 488-349 (28 yrs) .583 ASSISTANT: Kim Zivkovich Post-Season Results ...... 64-67 NO. YRS IN NCAA TRN/LAST: 7/ 1997 Lost to E-MAIL: [email protected] All-American Monarchs ...... 68-69 New Mexico, 55-51 SID INTERN: Bobby Parks nd Individual Records ...... 70 NO. YRS IN NIT TRN/LAST: 9/ 1999 Lost 2 rd at PUBLICATIONS DIR: Tina Price Butler, 75-62 E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] Team Records ...... 71 RETURNING LETTERMEN: Eight FAX NUMBER: 757-683-3119 Vs. Ranked Teams...... 72 LETTERMEN LOST: Three MAIL ADDRESS: Rm 124/Athletic Admin. Bldg/ Year-by-Year Leaders ...... 73-74 John Waller 6-4 F-G 12.6 ppg 5.0 rpg Norfolk, Va. 23529-0201 rd Coaches & Captains ...... 75 3 Team All-CAA PRESS ROW NUMBERS: 757-683-5596 Troy Nance 5-9 G 3.0 ppg 4.1 apg VOICE OF THE MONARCHS: All-Time Scorers ...... 76 T.J.Waldon 6-4 F 2.3 ppg 2.0 rpg ESPN 1310 Radio (John Castleberry) Monarchs in Overtime ...... 77 OFFICE PHONE: 757-671-1000 FAX: 757-671-1313 The Leaderboards ...... 78-79 100 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

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 .

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 1 BLAINE TAYLOR Fourth Season (42-43) Career Record 184-108 (.630) Montana ‘81

laine Taylor is in his fourth season as the ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ had the nation’s eighth largest attendance increase from Monarchs head basketball coach. Last the previous year. season he guided a youthful team with Taylor posted a 142-65 record in seven seasons as only two seniors to 17 wins and were in head coach at Montana, taking his teams to the NCAA the thick of the Colonial Athletic tournament in both 1992 and 1997, and the NIT in 1995. Association race right up to the last His teams had five 20 win seasons. The most successful week of the regular season. head coach in Montana basketball history, Taylor earned B Taylor has had a long successful career, national Rookie Coach-of-the-Year honors in 1992, as well both as a head coach and as an assistant. He came to ODU as being named Big Sky Coach of the Year. In 1992, in 2000 after serving as an assistant coach for three seasons Montana was 27-4, winning the Big Sky title and advancing at Stanford University and eight years as head coach at the to the NCAA tournament. In Big Sky history, only three . teams have won 27 games. His winning percentage of .686 In 2003-04, ODU defeated George Washington and in- is fifth best all-time in history. state rival Virginia Tech and took Charlotte and nationally The Grizzlies won 20 or more games 15 times in ranked St. Joseph’s to the final shot. The Monarchs were school history, and Taylor’s teams accomplished that five tied for first place in the CAA going into the last week of the times, in 1992 (27), 1994 (20), 1995 (21), 1996 (20) and 1997 season and reached the league’s tournament semi-finals. (21). Montana averaged 20.3 wins per year while Taylor In doing so, three Monarchs earned All-CAA honors, the was the head coach. first time in school history. At Stanford, Taylor helped lead the top-seeded The 2002-03, the Monarchs made a statement with two Cardinal to the NCAA West regional final in 2001 en route victories over two-time defending CAA champion, UNC to posting a 31-3 record, including a victory over the Wilmington. Ricardo Marsh earned All-CAA honors and Monarchs in the first round of the San Juan Shootout in then freshman center Alex Loughton was named to the ○○○○○ Puerto Rico. The Cardinal was ranked No. 1 for six weeks CAA All-Rookie squad. That season, with the opening of and advanced to the NCAA tournament in each of Taylor’s the state-of-the-art Ted Constant Convocation Center, ODU three years on ’s staff. Stanford won

2 Old Dominion University HEAD COACH BLAINE TAYLOR three Pac 10 championships during Taylor’s tenure. ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Taylor played for Mike Montgomery from 1979-81 at A graduate of Montana, Taylor earned the school’s Montana, then served as his graduate assistant coach in 1982 Naseby Rhinehart Award as the Most Inspirational Player and 1983. He was an assistant coach for for five in 1981 as well as being named the University’s most seasons. Taylor served as a head coach at Loyola Sacred Heart outstanding male athlete that same year. A starting point High School in Misoula from 1984-86. guard at Montana, Taylor is ninth in career assists with 300. Taylor earned a bachelor of arts in secondary education He is also one of the school’s leading career from Montana in 1981, and a Masters of Science in athletic shooters at .819 and he scored 753 career points. He was an administration in 1984. He and his wife Annie are the parents honorable mention All-Big Sky selection as a junior and of daughters; Amber, 24 who attended Old Dominion, Ashley senior and was named to the league’s post season All- 17, Alexandria 14 and Alana 11. Taylor is the 12th head coach in Tournament team as a senior. 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) The Taylor family ( L- R): Alexandria, 3 years at ODU 42-43 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

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 3 ASSISTANT COACHES JIM CORRIGAN Eleventh Season Duke ‘80

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 J 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 90- 42, 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 1985- 86. 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 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. The Corrigan family ( L- R): Jim and wife Sonja (back), Cole, Keenan, and Drew (front).

4 Old Dominion University ASSISTANT COACHES Rob WILKES Third Season Stetson ‘93

ob Wilkes, a former assistant coach at Florida State and Georgia Southern, is in his third season with the Monarch basketball R 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 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.

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 5 ASSISTANT COACHES TRAVIS DeCUIRE Second Season Montana ‘94

ravis Decuire, a former head basketball coach at Green River Community College in Seattle, WA., and former standout player at Montana for Blaine T 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 all- time 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.

6 Old Dominion University 2004-05 SEASON PREVIEW

he Old Dominion University Monarchs return eight lettermen from last ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ year’s squad that won 17 games, the most since 1999. Heading the list Junior Alex Loughton of returnees which includes only one senior is first team All-CAA and All Region selection, 6-10 junior center Alex Loughton (Perth, TAustralia) 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 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, ), 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 Freshmen (L-R): Jason in various games for the Monarchs. Vasylius had eight double-figure outings. Thompson, Sam Harris and The Monarchs enjoyed another outstanding recruiting class in 7-3 Sam Brandon Johnson 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 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.” Junior Isaiah Hunter

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 7 2004 -05 MONARCH BASKETBALL ROSTER

ALPHABETICAL No. Name POS CL HT WT Hometown/High School 31 Arnaud Dahi F So. 6-7 220 Ivory Coast / Life Center Academy(NJ) 30 Sam Harris C Fr. 7-3 260 Newnham,Tasmania Australia/Lake Ginninderra 1 Isaiah Hunter G Jr. 6-3 170 Charlotte, NC/Independence HS 20 Brian Henderson G Fr. 6-4 185 Richmond, VA/Varina HS* 4 Brandon Johnson G Fr.* 6-1 175 Orlando, FL/Edgewater HS 11 Abdi Lidonde G So. 6-2 185 Sutton, MA/St. Andrews HS 40 Alex Loughton F Jr. 6-9 245 Perth, Australia/St. Stephen’s HS 3 John Morris G So.* 6-2 187 Camp Hill, PA./Trinity HS 55 Janko Mrksic C Jr. 6-10 270 Stoney Creek,Ontario,Canada/Bishop Ryan 24 Kiah Thomas G Sr. 6-4 190 Norfolk, VA/Granby HS 21 Jason Thompson F Fr. 6-5 210 Sanford, NC/ Chatham HS 42 Valdas Vasylius F So. 6-7 210 Klaipeda, Lithuania/Norfolk Collegiate HS 10 Drew Williamson G So. 6-0 180 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. Name POS CL HT WT Hometown/High School 1 Isaiah Hunter G Jr. 6-3 170 Charlotte, NC/Independence HS 3 John Morris G So.* 6-2 187 Camp Hill, PA/Trinity HS* 4 Brandon Johnson G Fr. 6-1 175 Orlando, Fl/ Edgewater HS 10 Drew Williamson G So. 6-0 180 Burlington, NC/Cummings HS 11 Abdi Lidonde G So. 6-2 185 Sutton, MA/St. Andrews HS 20 Brian Henderson G Fr.* 6-4 185 Richmond, VA/Varina HS 21 Jason Thompson F Fr. 6-5 210 Sanford, NC/Chatham HS 24 Kiah Thomas G Sr. 6-4 190 Norfolk, VA/ Granby HS 30 Sam Harris C Fr. 7-3 260 Newnham, Tasmania Australia/Lake Ginninderra 31 Arnaud Dahi F So. 6-7 220 Ivory Coast/Life Center Academy(NJ) 40 Alex Loughton F Jr. 6-9 240 Perth, Australia/St. Stephen’s HS 42 Valdas Vasylius F So. 6-7 210 Klaipeda Lithuania/Norfolk Collegiate HS 55 Janko Mrksic C Jr. 6-10 270 Stoney Creek,Ontario,Canada/Bishop Ryan

* Redshirt

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Janko Mrksic ...... Yan-ko MER-sick Arnaud Dahi ...... ARNO Da -HEE Kiah Thomas ...... KI-uh Alex Loughton ...... LAU-ton Abdi Lidonde ...... AB-di Li-DON-de Valdas Vasylius...... VAL-das VA-Si-li-us Klaipeda, Lithuania ...... KLA-pe-da

8 Old Dominion University MONARCHS OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY Isaiah John Brandon Hunter Morris Johnson #1 #3 #4 Jr. ■ Guard ■ 6-2 ■ Charlotte, NC So. ■ Guard ■ 6-1 ■ Camp Hill, PA Fr. ■ Guard ■ 6-1 ■ Orlando, FL

Drew Abdi Brian Williamson Lidonde Henderson #10 #11 #20 So. ■ Guard ■ 6-0 ■ Burlington, NC So. ■ Guard ■ 6-2 ■ Sutton, MA Fr. ■ Guard ■ 6-4 ■ Richmond, VA

Jason Kiah Sam Thompson Thomas Harris #21 #24 #30 ■ ■ Fr. ■ Forward ■ 6-5 ■ Sanford, NC Sr. ■ Guard ■ 6-4 ■ Norfolk, VA Fr. Center 7-3 ■ Newnham,Tasmania,Australia

Arnaud Alex Valdas Dahi Loughton Vasylius #31 #40 #42 So. ■ Forward ■ 6-7 ■ Ivory Coast Jr. ■ Forward ■ 6-9 ■ Perth, Australia So. ■ Forward ■ 6-7 ■ Klaipeda, Lithuania

Janko Coach Mrksic Blaine Taylor #55 ■ Montana '81 ■ 4th year at ODU Jr. ■ Center ■ 6-10 ■ Ontario, Canada

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 9 KIAH THOMAS Senior 6-4 190 Guard Norfolk, VA/Granby High School

PERSONAL: 2003-04: Scored 12 points and hit a perfect 4 for 4 from the floor against George Washington Birthdate: September 30, 1983 and Hofstra...Hauled in six rebounds vs. Hofstra and JMU...blocked three shots vs W&M. Full Name: Kiah D. Thomas 2002-03: Started five games...scored 11 points at Hofstra and ten against Maryland-Eastern Parents: S. Allison Baker & Anna Thomas Shore...Grabbed six rebounds against UMES and Drexel, and came up with three steals Brothers: Kirk , Geraud against North Carolina. 2001-02: Scored 16 points against 12th ranked Memphis...Scored 15 Sister: Breyon points with four steals against VCU... Scored ten or more points five times...Started 15 High School: Granby games, including the last six...Dished out three or more assists 12 times. HIGH SCHOOL: High School Coach: Lonnie Blow Major: Communications East District Player of the Year and first-team All-Tidewater...Helped lead the Boo Williams Nickname: K.T. AAU team to the U19 Junior Olympics Nation champion last summer...Averaged 14.1 Favorite Sports Team: points, 7.3 rebounds, and 4.3 assists per game as Granby reached the Virginia AAA state Favorite Athlete: Allen Iverson semi-finals...Helped Granby win state title as a junior... The person I would like to play#24 me in a movie about my life? STATISTICS: Omar Epps Favorite Dessert: Apple Dumpling YR GP-GS FG PCT 3PTS PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG A STL MIN PTS-AVG Favorite Food: Chicken 02 29-15 48-159 .302 31-105 .295 26-39 .667 76-2.6 52 17 658 153 5.3 Favorite Vacation Spot: Bahamas 03 27-5 29-90 .322 17-59 .288 9-11 .818 44-1.6 19 17 347 84 3.1 Favorite TV Show: Friends 04 23-0 30-84 .357 20-54 .370 21-29 .724 58-2.5 11 9 350 101 4.4 Favorite Hobby: Reading TLS 79-20 107-333 .321 68-218 .312 56-79 .709 178-2.3 82 43 1355 338 4.3 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. 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. ”

10 Old Dominion University ISAIAH HUNTER Junior 6-3 170 Guard Charlotte, NC/Independence HS

2003-04: Third team All-CAA selection...CAA free throw champion (.844)...Recipient of the PERSONAL Cal Bowdler “Most Improved award”...scored career high 28 points at Hofstra...scored 25 Birthdate: May 5, 1984 against Delaware and 21 against St. Joseph’s and Virginia Tech...Hauled in nine rebounds Full Name: Isaiah Terrell Hunter against Drexel.. 2002-03:Started 13 of 27 games...team’s third top returning scorer...CAA Parents: Irving Hunter & Jacqueline Clark; Rookie of the Week on Jan. 27 after scoring a career high 17 points against George Tyrone Clark and Elaine Hunter. Brothers: Irving Hunter, II (22), Zemmie (3) Mason....scored in double figures five times...Dished out a career high ten assists vs. Drexel Sisters: Dominque Hunter (15) in the CAA first round...Had four or more assists nine times. HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: High School: Independence Led high school team to a 22-9 record, advancing to the North Carolina State High School High School Coach: Tony Huggins quarterfinals...Averaged 21.6 points and 3.0 assists per game last year...Hit .897 from the Major: Sports management free throw line and earned first team ALL-MECCA8 as well as first team All-Conference Nickname: Skinny and the CHARLOTTE OBSERVER’S first team All-Mecklenberg County... Scored 31 points Favorite Sports Team: against West Charlotte in the conference finals and 25 against Cabarrus in the second finals. Dream Vacation: Hawaii #1 ..Earned All-Southwest 4A selection as a junior, averaging 18.3 points per game...Led Favorite TV Show: Martin Favorite Sports Personality: Tracy Magrady conference in free throw percentage at .920 and was a member of the Charlotte Royal AAU Favorite Cartoon Character: Bart Simpson 16-under team which won the national championship in 2000. In 2001, as a member of the Favorite Movie: Bad Boys II Charlotte Royals 17-under squad, he helped lead them to third place at the AAU Nationals Favorite Dessert: Strawberry Cheesecake and earned AAU All-American honors...honor roll student as a senior... Favorite Animal: Black & White Tiger Favorite Car: Cadillac Favorite Hobby: Video games STATISTICS: Favorite place to play on the road: Hampton YR GP-GS FG PCT 3PTS PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG A STL MIN PTS-AVG Favorite Music Video: AMany Men by 50cent 03 27-13 60-203 .296 17-78 .218 27-41 .659 55-2.0 73 20 623 164 6.1 Favorite Actor: Martin Lawrence 04 29-29 127-311 .408 46-134 .343 76-90 .844 91-3.1 72 30 913 376 13.0 Favorite Actress: Nia Long TLS 56-42 187-514 .364 63- 212 .297 103-131 .786 146-2.6 145 50 1536 540 9.6 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 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 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.”

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 11 ALEX LOUGHTON Junior 6-9 240 Forward Perth, Australia

2003-04: First team All-CAA...First Team NABC District IV...Team MVP...CAA All-Academic PERSONAL: selection...Athletic Director’s Association All-Academic squad... scored 45 points with 15 Birthdate: May 3, 1983 rebounds vs. Charlotte and 24 points with 15 rebounds vs. St. Joseph’s...Hauled in 16 Full Name: Alex Michael Loughton rebounds vs. George Mason...Ranked second in CAA in rebounding and scoring...His 45 Parents: Ken and Lorraine Loughton points were the most in NCAA Div. I in 2004. 2002-03: Pre-season All-CAA second team for Brothers: Tim (29), Nathan (27), Shanon (23) 2003-04... Started all but two games in 2002-03...CAA All-Rookie selection.... co-top returning Major: Business marketing scorer....scored in double figures eight times...hauled seven or more rebounds nine High School: St. Stephen’s times...CAA Rookie of the Week on Nov. 25 and Feb. 18th....Hauled in ten rebounds vs. UMES, Nickname: Outback, Goose, Big Al scored 14 points in a game vs. St. Joseph’s, ECU, UMES and Delaware...HIGH SCHOOL Favorite Dessert: Sticky-date pudding Favorite vacation spot: Dunsborough in Western Australia CAREER: Averaged 17.4 points and 10.3 rebounds per game for the Australian under-20 team Favorite Animal: Kangaroos & Kookaburras(bird) last year...He helped lead his under-18 team to the Australian School Boy National Favorite TV Shows: Maximum X-treme Challenge Championships in 1999 and 2000. Was named Most Valuable Player in the 2000 School Boy Favorite basketball memory: Winning the National U-18 Australian championship game after scoring 19 points and hauling in 28 rebounds... Championship in’00 #40 Hobby: Anything outdoors STATISTICS: Favorite place to play on the road: Drexel or UNCW YR GP-GS FG PCT 3PTS PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG A B STL PTS-AVG Favorite Pro Team: Favorite Pro Athlete: Jermaine O’Neal 03 27-25 85-205 .415 1-6 .167 54-81 .667 159-5.9 21 12 31 225-8.3 Favorite Actor: Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson 04 29-28 165-338 .488 11-33 .333 141-178 .792 252-8.7 64 17 48 482-16.6 Favorite Actress: Ashley Judd TLS 56-53 250-543 .460 12-39 .307 195-259 .753 411-7.3 85 29 79 707-12.6 Favorite ODU Class: Philosophy Favorite Song: “Zebra” by the John Butler Trio What 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

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.”

12 Old Dominion University JANKO MRKSIC Junior 6-10 270 Center Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada

PERSONAL: 2003-04: Scored six points and hauled in six rebounds vs. W&M...2002-03:Started two games Birthdate: June 18, 1983 for the Monarchs...scored six points at George Mason, and scored four points at Full Name: Janko Mrksic Hampton...Hauled in four rebounds against UNCW, George Mason and VCU...averaged 14 Parents: Stan and Donna Mrksic minutes per game the last six games of the season. HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Led Bishop Brothers: Milan (23) & Nickola Mrksic (19) Ryan High School to the city championship with a 24-8 record....He averaged 14.5 points, 3.4 High School: Bishop Ryan blocked shots, and 14.7 rebounds per game...He scored 18 points and hauled in 17 rebounds High School Coach: Kevin Daly in the city championship game...Was selected to the City All-Star team and first team All-Star Nickname: Janks, Soldier REB Invitational Tournament where he averaged 22 points and 20 rebounds in three games... Major: Recreation and Tourism Dream Vacation: Peru In 2001, while playing for the provincial team Grass Roots Canada, he helped lead squad to Favorite Animal: Panther the semi-finals of the NIKE tournament in Orlando. ..Scored 16 points in the semi-final game Favorite Food: Seafood of the NIKE tournament against Tallahassee...Helped lead the Canadian junior national team Favorite TV Show: American Chopper#55to the finals of the World Championships, losing to the USA by one point in France. Favorite Car: Cadillac DeVille DTS Hobby: Listening to music STATISTICS: Favorite Song: “Ender” by Finch YR GP-GS FG PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG A BL MIN PTS-AVG Favorite Book: “Art of War” by Suntzu 03 26-2 15-35 .429 2-14 .143 54-2.1 5 7 252 32 1.2 Favorite Movie: The Deer Hunter 04 27-2 11-32 .344 1-6 .167 40-1.5 9 6 154 23 0.9 Favorite actor: Robert Deniro TLS 53-4 26-67 .388 3-20 .750 94-1.8 14 13 406 55 –1.0 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.” 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. “

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 13 ARNAUD DAHI Sophomore 6-7 220 Forward Ivory Coast/ Life Center Academy (Burlington, NJ) PERSONAL: Birthdate: Dec. 31, 1983 2003-04: CAA All-Rookie selection...CAA Rookie of the Week on Jan. 5...14 double figure Full Name: Arnaud Yves Dahi games...15 points vs. VMI...Ten points and 12 rebounds vs. #13 St. Joseph’s ...10 points and Parents: Thomas Dahi and Marquerite Sahui 10 rebounds vs. South Alabama...Blocked four shots in a game four times..ranked 12th in CAA Brothers: David (29), Gassaud (17), Paul-Henry (15) in rebounding and fourth in blocks...Second on team in field goal percentage at .502. Sisters: Sonia (25), Natalie (21) High School: Life Center Academy HIGH SCHOOL: Considered a top 100 national recruit...Averaged 19.5 points and 7.8 High School Coach: Darrell Gladden rebounds per game...Helped lead Life Center Academy to a 30-7 record and captured Major: Business Management the National Christian Invitational Championship as well as the Penn-New Jersey League Favorite Food: Anything with chicken title...Also lettered in soccer as a defender. Favorite vacation spot: Ivory Coast Favorite Animal: Dog Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter Favorite Basketball Memory: Winning the Christian STATISTICS: Tournament in 2003 #31 YR GP-GS FG PCT 3PTS PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG BL STL MIN PTS-AVG Favorite Pro Team: Los Angeles Lakers Favorite Pro Athlete: Kobe Bryant 04 29-24 104-207 .502 11-29 .379 41-59 .695 159-5.5 38 25 604 260-9.0 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

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.”

14 Old Dominion University ABDI LIDONDE Sophomore 6-2 185 Guard Sutton, MA/ St. Andrews High School (Barrington, RI)

2003-04: Scored a career high 15 points against North Carolina in his first collegiate game... PERSONAL: Also scored six points against Liberty...He went 5-8 treys vs. UNC. HIGH SCHOOL: Full Name: Abdi S. Lidonde, JR. Considered a top 125 national recuit...First team All-New England and helped lead St. Birthdate: Feb. 24, 1985 Andrews to a 28-8 record and capture the New England championship for the second time in Parents: Aggrey Abdi Lidonde & Grace Stafford Sister: Kristine (25) three years...averaged 17.1 points and 6.0 rebounds per game as a senior...Shot 51 percent Brothers: Elijah (17), and Mickey(16) from the floor and 47 percent from three-point range, making 119 treys as a senior...He High School: St. Andrews scored 38 points with eight three-pointers against Stone King, and 23 points against third High School Coach: Michael Hart ranked St. Patrick’s...He scored 1,896 career points...Named All-New England as a Major: Political Science/criminal justice junior...Honor roll student...Jersey retired as the second all-time scorer at St. Andrew’s... His Nickname: Junior, J.R., Memphis grandfather was head coach of the Kenyon National Soccer team. Favorite Sports Personality: Michael Jordan Favorite Movie: “Juice” Favorite Dessert: Hot fudge sundae#11 & chocolate chip cookies STATISTICS: Favorite Vacation Spot: Paris YR GP-GS FG PCT 3PTS PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG A STL MIN PTS-AVG Favorite TV Show: Dave Chappelle Show 04 29-0 15-58 .259 10-42 .238 1-3 .333 22-0.8 8 5 209 41-1.4 Favorite Car: Aston Martin Vanquise Favorite Basketball Memory: Having my jersey retired in high school Favorite website: www..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.” 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. “

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 15 JOHN MORRIS Sophomore 6-2 187 Guard Camp Hill, PA/Trinity HS

PERSONAL 2003-04: Red Shirted. 2002-03: Started two games last year...came off the bench to score seven Birthdate: March 2, 1984 points in ODU’s win at UNC Wilmington...Hit 82 percent of his free throws...Dished out six Full Name: John Paul Morris assists vs Maryland-Eastern Shore...Also scored seven points vs. James Madison...Averaged 11.7 Parents: John and Sue Morris minutes per game last year. HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Two-Time Sentinel Player of the Year... Brothers: Shaun (21), Kevin (18), Brian (16). Averaged 27.2 points, 6.1 assists and 5.2 steals per game for Trinity High as a senior. Led High School:Trinity Trinity to a 59-3 record over two years, winning the Pennsylvania AA State Championship in High School Coach: Larry Kostelac 2001 and reaching the state semi-finals in 2002... Shot .934 from the free throw line in 2002 and Major: Business scored 37 points in the state semi-finals. Is one of only four 2,000 career point scorers (2,038) in Nickname: Johnny, J Mo Favorite Dessert: Cheesecake Pennsylvania history...Selected to play in the Pennsylvania-Maryland All-Star shootout...”IAA Favorite vacation spot: Ireland AAA” State Champion...All-District selection three times....Honor student. Favorite Animal: Bulldog Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter#3 STATISTICS: Favorite Car: White Escalada Ext. Favorite website: espn.com YR GP-GS FG PCT 3PTS PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG A STL MIN PTS-AVG Favorite place to play on the road: UNCW 03 26-2 13-37 .351 8-26 .308 14-17 .824 27-1.0 31 8 316 48-1.8 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.

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. “ 16 Old Dominion University VALDUS VASYLIUS Sophomore 6-7 210 Forward Klaipeda, Lithuania/ Norfolk Collegiate High School

2003-04: Had 11 double figure games...scored 15 against VCU and 14 against Towson...Five PERSONAL: or more rebounds eight times... Hauled down seven rebounds against VMI and George Full Name: Valdas Vasylius Mason...started five games. HIGH SCHOOL: The 2003 Tidewater Conference Player of the Birthdate: Sept. 3, 1983 Year...Averaged 24 points, 11.5 rebounds per game as a senior...In a game against Word of Parents: Vaclovas and Vida Vasyliene God Christian Academy in Raleigh, NC, he scored 42 points and hauled down 27 Brother: Vadavas (25) High School: Norfolk Collegiate rebounds...Vasylius completed his two-year career with 1,312 points and 696 rebounds. He High School Coach: Jim Markey averaged 19.6 points per game and 12.2 rebounds as a junior...He scored 37 points and Major: International Business hauled down 22 rebounds against Benedictine High of Richmond. Nickname: V Dream Vacation: Lithuania, Juadkrante Hobby: surfing the internet Favorite Movie: “Gladiator” Favorite Dessert: Ice Cream and#42 cake Favorite TV Show: “Scare Tactics” STATISTICS: Favorite Pro Team: San Antonio Spurs Favorite Actor: Russell Crowe YR GP-GS FG PCT 3PTS PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG A STL MIN PTS-AVG Favorite Actress: Pamela Anderson 04 29-5 81-160 .506 8-26 .308 55-87 .632 97-3.3 23 12 504 222-7.8 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 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.”

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 17 DREW WILLIAMSON Sophomore 6-0 180 Guard Burlington, NC/Cummings HS

PERSONAL 2003-04: Ranked ninth in the CAA in assists...Ranked sixth in the CAA in assists/turnover Full Name: Drew Montrell Williamson ration at 1.7...Started 15 games at the point guard spot...Scored a career high nine points Birthdate: Nov. 11, 1984 against GMU and VCU in two of the last three games of the season...Dished out eight assists Parents: Ronald and Vera Williamson in the CAA tournament opener against Hofstra...Four or more assists 12 times. Wore jersey # Brother: Brandon “Bo” Williamson (17) 2 as a freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: The 2003 North Carolina High School Athletic Association High School: Cummings Male Athlete of the Year...A two-sport standout in basketball and football...Averaged 18.3 High School Coach: George Robinson points, and 5.1 assists for Cummings High School...Completed his career with over 2,000 Major: Sports management career points, 350 career assists And 200 career steals...The MVP of the Class 2-A basketball Nickname: D-Will Dream Vacation: Myrtle Beach, SC. final in 2002...Helped lead Cummings to two state basketball championships, and was twice Favorite Dessert: Oatmeal raisin cookies runner-up for the 2-A Player-of-the Year...Cummings reached the state semi-finals as a Favorite Food: Grilled chicken senior...In football, Williamson passed for 3,118 yards and 38 touchdowns as a senior...helped Favorite Animal: Tiger #10Cummings capture the state football championship and was named 2-A Player of the Favorite TV Show: Rap City Year...His career passing totals of 9,736 yards ranks third all-time in North Carolina State Hobby: playing video games and cards High School history...Threw for 116 career touchdowns ...Member of the National Honor Person in history would most like to meet: James Naismith Society. Favorite book read: “Peace like a river” Favorite Movie: “Paid in Full” Basketball Memory: Back-to-back high school state championships STATISTICS: Favorite Pro Team: Dallas Cowboys YR GP-GS FG PCT 3PTS PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG A STL MIN PTS-AVG Favorite Actor: Denzel Washington 04 29-15 34-89 .382 11-36 .306 36-57 .632 65-2.2 97 23 627 115-4.0 Favorite Actress: Halle Berry 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.

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.”

18 Old Dominion University 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 Full Name: Sam Harris Birthdate: May 3, 1984 Under 20-team to World Championship title...Sam played for the prestigious Parents: Laurie and Judy Harris Australian Institute of Sport over the summer, where he had games of Sisters: Janelle (18), and Natelie (22) 20 and 28 points. High School: Lake Ginninderra College Major: Undecided Favorite Food: Seafood Favorite Vacation Spot: North Queensland Australia Favorite Animal: Dog Favorite Pro Team: Favorite sports personality: Michael Jordan Favorite Pro Athlete: Dirk Nawinski#30 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.”

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 19 BRIAN HENDERSON Freshman 6-4 185 Guard Richmond, VA/Varina HS

PERSONAL: 2003-04: Red shirted Full Name: Brian Calvin Henderson HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 20.9 points, 9.5 assists, 6.5 rebounds, and 3.8 steals per game Birthdate: Oct. 16, 1985 as a senior...completed his two-year varsity career with 996 career points...Helped lead Parents: Gregory and Jacquelin Henderson Varina to a 18-8 record and reach the regional quarterfinals...Selected first team All-District, Brother: Carlton (24) second team All-Region, and All-Metro honors...scored 34 points in a game vs. Monichan, High School: Varina and 21 points with 12 assists against Henrico...Honor student. 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#20 Favorite food: Mom’s cooking Favorite Animal: Tiger Favorite Place to play: VCU Favorite TV Show: Martin 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 Actor: Denzel Washington 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.”

20 Old Dominion University BRANDON JOHNSON Freshman 6-1 175 Guard Orlando, FL/Edgewater HS

PERSONAL 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 Full name: Brandon James Johnson Birthdate: Jan. 8, 1986 his career at Edgewater with 1,040 career points, and 522 career assists. Johnson was Parents: Bobby Gilbert & Jacquelyn Johnson selected to the Florida High School second team All-State and first team All-Conference Brothers: Matthew, Tavaris, Keiron Teams. Edgewater compiled a 209-9 record during his four years and ranked 7th nationally Sister: Amanda, by USA Today. ..Recipient of the Principal’s academic honors award. 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#4 Favorite TV Show: Martin Favorite pro team: Favorite pro athlete: Tracy McGrady Favorite Movie: “White Chicks” Favorite Actor: Mike Epps Favorite Actress: Halle Berry 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

TAYLOR ON JOHNSON “Guard play is very important in . 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.”

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 21 JASON THOMPSON Freshman 6-5 210 Forward Sanford, NC/Chatham HS

PERSONAL 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 Full name: Jason Louis Thompson Birthdate: June 9, 1986 Player of the Year. He was a second team North Carolina Associated Press All-State Mother: Gena Kelly selection (the only 1A player selected), and was named to Yadkin Valley Player of the Brother: Brian Year for the second time in three years. He also earned All-Conference honors for the Sister: Delilah fourth straight year...Thompson completed his career with 2,140 career points which is High School: Chatham the school’s all-time best and ranks 14th in North Carolina state high school basketball High School Coach: Bill Slaughter history. Major: Undecided Nickname: J Dream Vacation: Jamaica Person in history would most like to meet: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. #21 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.”

22 Old Dominion University Why Monarchs?

any people have wondered how the Old Dominion University athletic teams came to be Mofficially known as the Monarchs. For many years, the athletic teams of the Norfolk Divi- sion 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 neigh- bor, 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 The Old Dominion University Ed Isaac Basketball Admin. Asst. Stat Crew Head Basketball Manager

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 23 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 John Waller signs autographs after Chris Jenkinson a game from the Constant Center’s management company Global Spectrum.

Coach Blaine Taylor with basketball supporter Claude Stafford.

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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.

2004 Cal Bowdler Most Improved Player Award winner (L-R): Coach Blaine Taylor, Eddie Webb and former head coach Paul Isaiah Hunter (L) with Cal Bowdler at the 2004 Big Webb at the 2004 Hoops Club golf outing. Blue Barbeque. Monarch Basketball 2004-05 25 ATHLETIC DIRECTORY President: (757 Area Code) ODUADMINISTRATION Dr. Roseann Runte ...... 683-3159 Athletic Director: Dr. Jim Jarrett ...... 683-3369 Dr. Roseann Runte UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Associate Athletic Director: Deb Polca ...... 683-3358 Dr. Roseann Runte became the seventh president of Old Dominion University in the sum- Associate Athletic Director: mer of 2001. Runte, who has 21 years of experience as a and academic adminis- Debbie H. Byrne ...... 683-3359 trator, became only the third woman to head a four-year college or university in Virginia. Assistant A.D./Finance: Runte previously served as president of Victoria University in Toronto, principal of Glendon Mark Brown ...... 683-3569 College (York University), president of 1’Université Sainte-Anne in Nova Scotia and assis- Assistant A.D./Event Management: tant dean of arts and science at Dalhousie University. She is an associate to the Council of Greg Smith ...... 683-6026 the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, a board member of the and a member of the executive committee of the Club of Rome. Runte has Compliance Coordinator: served as president of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO for two terms, as president Jeff Wilson ...... 683-5474 of the Humanities Federation of Canada, as a member of the advisory board of the Na- Sports Information Director: tional Li- Carol R. Hudson, Jr ...... 683-3372 brary, as Asst. Sports Information Director: founding Kim Zivkovich ...... 683-3372 president Director of Athletic Publications: of ACFAS-Toronto, as a board member for Tina Price ...... 683-3372 the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and of the board of Associated Medical Services, as Asst. Athletic Ticket Manager: chair of the board of the Foundation for Scott Lowery ...... 683-4444 International Training, and as vice chair Athletic Camp Director: of the board of the Gardiner Museum of Mindi Seidel-Adler ...... 683-4358 Ceramic Art. The author of five volumes Dir. of Sales & Corp. Sponsorships: of creative writing, she has edited nine Chuck Gray ...... 683-3372 books and has written more than 100 ar- ticles and book chapters on topics rang- Dir. of Game Atmosphere & Student Att.: ing from literature and education to eco- David Weisser ...... 683-3372 nomic and cultural development. Runte Academic Counselor: has a Ph.D. in French from the University Tianna Scott ...... 683-3699 of Kansas and has received honorary de- Asst. Academic Advisor: grees from , Memorial April Brecht ...... 683-3709 University and the universities of Equipment Room Manager: 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 Andrea Allen ...... 683-3371 medal, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and of the World Academy of Arts and Sciences. Head Athletic Trainer: Marty Bradley ...... 683-3383 Asst. Athletic Trainer: Scott Johnson ...... 683-3397 Dr. Jim Jarrett ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Asst. Athletic Trainer: Tina Lathrop ...... 683-5444 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 Director of Recreational Sports: counted in decades. During that time span, he has led the program from a well respected Dr. Kevin Marbury ...... 683-3384 NCAA Division II member to a nationally respected Division I power that has captured 25 Athletic Faculty Representative: national championships. Dr. Janis Sanchez-Hucles ...... 683-4995 Jarrett began his 34th year as athletic director in 2004, taking over the reigns in 1970 Coach: when stepped down from that position. As one of the youngest athletic Jerry Meyers ...... 683-4360 directors in the nation at that time, Jarrett quickly began to make a name for himself and Men’s Basketball Coach: ODU. He committed early on to a philosophy of “selective excellence,” whereby the de- Blaine Taylor ...... 683-3362 partment “selected” its competitive sports and committed itself financially, academically and competitively to the sports it felt the University could best excel. Women’s Basketball Coach: In 1974, Jarrett became the first athletic director in the state of Virginia to award grant- Wendy Larry ...... 683-3401 in-aids to women student-athletes. It was a bold move at the time for a young athletic Field Hockey Coach: director and equally young University, but one that paid great dividends. Just five years Beth Anders ...... 683-3785 later, in 1979, the Lady Monarchs won the first of three national championships in women’s Golf Coach: basketball, and led the nation in attendance. Dr. Murray Rudisill ...... 683-3300 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 Women’s Golf Coach: Complex which has been expanded to 15 lighted courts and a championship court with seating for 1,000-plus, the Pat Kotten ...... 683-4553 4,000-seat ODU Soccer in 1990, Coach (W): renovations to Foreman Field, which in- Sue Stahl ...... 683-4541 cluded Astro-Turf and new locker room fa- Sailing Coach (M&W): cilities, and the planning and construction Mitch Brindley ...... 683-3387 of the 8,500 seat Constant Convocation Cen- Men’s Soccer Coach: ter. Alan Dawson ...... 683-4360 For all his efforts, Jarrett’s has been hon- ored many times by national and local Women’s Soccer Coach: groups. Most recently, Jarrett was named the Joe Pereira ...... 683-5343 2003 Southeast Regional Athletic Director of Swimming Coach (M&W): the Year by NACDA. Other awards he’s re- Carol Withus ...... 683-5752 ceived include the Collegiate Director’s Tennis Coach (M&W): Award from the Women’s Basketball Darryl Cummings ...... 683-5312 Coaches Committee and is a past president of the Colonial Athletic Association and the Wrestling Coach: Virginia Sports Hall of Fame. Steve Martin ...... 683-5311 An avid golfer and tennis player, Jarrett Strength & Conditioning Coach: and his wife Sugie reside in Norfolk. Andy Zucker ...... 683-5313 26 Old Dominion University ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Support Staff

Deb Polca Mark Brown Ed Fraim Mark Benson Associate Athletic Director Asst. Athletic Director/Finance Director of Athletic Development Big Blue Club Director

Greg Smith Dr. Janis Sanchez-Hucles Jeff Wilson Chuck Gray Asst. Athletic Director for NCAA Faculty/Staff Representative NCAA Compliance Coordinator Director of Sales and Events and Operations Corporate Sponsorships

Marty Bradley Scott Johnson David Weisser Scott Lowery Head Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer Director of Game Atmosphere and Asst. Business Manager Student Attendance

Andy Zucker Mindy Seidel-Adler Chirstina Kinerk John Blankenship Strength & Conditioning Coach Athletic Camp Director Cheerleading Coach Facility and Grounds Supervisor

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 27 Directions to Campus Getting to Old Dominion FROM THE NORTH: Highway 13 down the Eastern Shore, and through the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tun- nel. 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 HAMPTON ROADS Downtown Norfolk. Take Waterside Drive to Brambleton Ave. Left on Brambleton Ave. Follow Brambleton around to Hampton Blvd. Take Hamp- ton Blvd for approx. two miles. Turn left onto 43rd or 49th Streets. FROM THE WEST: I-64 East through the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel. Take Terminal Blvd. exit. Ap- proximately 2 miles, turn left on Hampton Blvd. Ap- proximately 4 miles, turn right on to 49th or 43rd Streets.

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28 Old Dominion University ACADEMIC The Old Dominion University Athletic De- partment offers a wide variety of programs Support to assist the academic and personal well-be- ing of the student-athlete. These programs are overseen by Tianna Scott, the academic advisor for student-ath- letes, and April Brecht, the Life Skills Program director. Their offices are located in Webb Center, within convenient access to all the stu- dent-athletes. Among the programs available to all stu- dent-athletes: SUPERVISED STUDY SESSIONS Supervised study sessions are required for all freshmen and transfer student-athletes, and orga- nized 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 compre- hensive approach to the overall academic and per- Above, Academic Advisor Tianna Scott works with former Monarch Rasheed Wright. sonal development of student-athletes at Old Do- minion University. With the student-athlete wel- fare in mind, the Athletic Department provides: sonal Communication and Media Relations, Social The Academic Commitment Development, and Fiscal Responsibility. ◆ Academic, major choice and career counseling ◆ Networking and appropriate campus program ◆ Academic advising - class scheduling and eli- promotion gibility review ◆ Rising Stars newsletter - includes study skills, ◆ Supervised study sessions three times per week motivational and inspirational items, plus a cal- ◆ Tutoring program by request and/or referral endar of coming events ◆ Computer room with specialized programs ◆ SAMs Program - Student-Athlete Mentor Peer (Writing Tutor, Grammar Tools, Quatro, Word Advising Program Perfect, etc.) The Service Commitment ◆ Study Group sessions ◆ Monarch ReachOut service project referrals and ◆ ELS 101 (University Orientation) class contacts ◆ Academic progress/attendance reports during ◆ Campus/community service through SAMs and each semester class credit ◆ Rising Stars monthly Life Skills newsletter ar- The Career Development ticles Commitment ◆ Complementary campus programs (Instant ◆ Networking and referral are provided in coop- study skills) eration with our career management center ◆ Retention groups, probation groups, assess- ◆ Educational programming and career ment instruments ◆ ELS 121 (Career Planning) class Life- Skills coordinator April Brecht (L) and ◆ Intervention - illness, injuries, etc. reported to ◆ Interview, cover letter, and resume techniques Academic Advisor Tianna Scott faculty The Athletic Commitment ◆ Title IX information, coach and support staff SAM - STUDENT ATHLETE MENTORS standards of conduct, the coach as a teacher, de- tions, and refer teammates to University sup- partmental operations and standards, and athletic The Student-Athlete Mentor (SAM) is a peer advising program. SAMs are nomimated port services. SAMs are elected on a yearly support program information and elected by their peers. The goal is for basis and any upperclassmen may be cho- ◆ Team-building and conflict resolution interven- each athletic team to have at least one SAM. sen by their peers to serve as a SAM. All tion/training A SAM on the team can help provide lead- SAMs participate in a training program fol- The Personal Development Commitment ership, help teammates with problems, pro- lowing elections. ◆ Educational programming for new students vide support for freshmen, answer ques- and teams: Understanding Values, Appreciating Diversity, Personal Health (Sexual Responsibility, Alcohol Choices, Stress Management), Interper-

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 29 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 O Mary, and became an independent institu- tion in 1962. Today, the University enrolls more than 20,000 students, including approximately 6,500 gradu- ate students. Its 188-acre Norfolk campus is the primary hub of activity, along with four additional higher education cen- ters (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 col- leges: Arts and Letters, Business and Public Administra- tion, Education, Engineering and Technology, Health Sciences, and Sciences. Students who live on campus may choose residence hall or apartment-style living. The attractive Webb Uni- versity Center provides a food court, video arcade, The Webb Student Center lounge areas and other shops to serve the student body. Old Dominion is one of Virginia's leading Ph.D. re- search institutions. The total value of its research activ- ter, and its Oceanography, Nuclear Physics, and Modeling and Simulation programs are among the best in ity is about $50 million annually. The University con- the nation. tributes approximately $600 million a year to the Hamp- The University Village, a 75-acre development along the east side of Hampton Boulevard, is yet an- ton Roads economy and provides the community with a other economic spark for the region. The 8,600-seat Ted Constant Convocation Center, which opened in fall variety of programs and services, including the Bank of 2002, is the centerpiece of the project. The Village also currently includes 270 modern apartment units for America Entrepreneurial Center, Technology Applica- students. Plans call for the addition of a hotel and parking garage, a variety of restaurants, a shopping tions Center and Military Career Transition Program. A center with a large grocery store and research facilities. leader in space-related research, Old Dominion ranks In the classroom, Old Dominion students continue to earn high marks. Former student-athlete and first in the state in funding from NASA for research 1996 graduate Samantha Salvia became the University's first Rhodes Scholar. projects. The University operates one of the largest wind An international leader in delivering interactive instructional television, the University operates tunnels in the world at NASA's Langley Research Cen- 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.

30 Old Dominion University 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 . Old Dominion is also well known for its inter- national 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 Caro- lina.

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 31 NORFOLK &

Above, a view of the Norfolk waterfront. Left, the Waterside Marketplace is a center of orfolk serves as the cultural, financial and activity in downtown Norfolk. Right, the Norfolk Naval Base, home ot the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, business hub of the Hampton Roads is the world’s largest naval installation. Below, the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. Metropolitan Area, which comprises the ci- N ties 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 Metropoli- tan Statistical Area in the U.S. and in 1998 was rated the number one city in the south by Money maga- zine. 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 Fes- tival. Norfolk’s 12,000-seat Harbor Park is home to the Norfolk Tides, the top minor league team in the Mets organization. Waterside marketplace and Town Point Park create a lively waterfront activity center for outdoor

32 Old Dominion University 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 mu- seums 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 New- port 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 Confed- eracy during the Civil War; the North Carolina Outer Banks, including the Wright Brothers Memorial at Kitty Hawk and the Cape Hatteras National Sea- shore; and the nation’s capital in Washington, D.C.

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 33 ATHLETICFacilities he Old Dominion University basketball pro grams call the Intercollegiate Athletics TBuilding home. From its spacious locker rooms, state-of-the- art 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 spa- cious confines of the coaches offices, theatre style team rooms utilized for video viewing, team meet- ings 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 pro- vide space for everything from shoes to hairdryers. Above, The Intercollegiate Athletics Building serves as home for the Shower and bathroom facilities are located next to men's and women’s basketball programs at Old Dominion. the locker room. The training room ranks as one of the top fa- cilities in the nation, providing the best in modern rehabilitation equipment for athletic injuries. The seven-foot deep running pool, located in the hydro- therapy room, along with three whirlpools and one jacuzzi, provides Old Dominion athletes the oppor- tunity 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 nau- tilus and free weight equipment, all under the full- time supervision of a strength training coach. The Intercollegiate Athletics Building also houses the administrative staff including the ath- letic director, associate and assistant athletic direc- tors, the offices of sports information, athletic mar- keting 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, lo- cated at the rear of the building with easy access to the recreational fields. The Intercollegiate Athletics Building is cen- trally located in the middle of the athletic quadrant of the campus that includes the 4,000-seat Soccer Sta- dium, the 2,500-seat Bud Metheny Baseball Com- plex, the Tennis Complex that includes 15 courts, including a 1,500-seat championship facility, the Old Above and Left, the Monarch team Dominion University Field house that is home to headquarters provides players with a the soccer, wrestling, golf and swimming teams, spacious area for on and off-court time. It and Foreman Field, a 20,000-seat stadium on cam- includes a locker room area, a lounge area pus that is home to field hockey and lacrosse. with table, chairs, sofas, and television, a conference room and a practice facility.

34 Old Dominion University 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

Valdus Vasylius Sam Harris 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.

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 35 Press Information Things to remember before covering the Monarchs... Press and Media Credentials: Working press cre- Taylor's post-game radio show with ESPN Radio dentials for all Old Dominion basketball games may 1310. Interviews with the visiting coach are also Monarch Hot Line be secured by contacting the athletic public rela- conducted in the press room. Individual player in- Those living in the Hampton Roads area who want tions office at least two days prior to desired game. terviews may be conducted in the respective dress- up-to-date information on Old Dominion athletics All credentials will be left at the pass gate at the ing rooms after the 10-minute cooling off period. should call the Monarch Info Line at 640-5555. Press Ted Constant Convocation Center. The credentials An Old Dominion player will be brought to the ODU1 to access information. For those living outside must be worn at press row and in the press room. interview room as well. All interviews with Old the Hampton Roads Area, you can receive athletic in- Requests are screened with care to insure a work- Dominion players and coaches during the week formation and listen to the Monarchs radio broadcasts ing press area. Spouses and children are not allowed must be arranged through the athletic public rela- on ESPN Radio 1310 and via the internet at in press/media areas in compliance with the work- tions office. odusports.com. ing code of the United States Basketball Writers Sports Information Office Phone Numbers: Association. PARKING PASSES ARE NOT AVAIL- Phone - (757) 683-3372; FAX - (757) 683-3119 ABLE. Ticket Information Carol Hudson, Jr. Home Phone Number: Season tickets may be purchased through the Old Press Row: Press row is located at courtside and (757) 625-2061 EMail: [email protected] Dominion University Ticket Office for all home games. seats 48 persons. All radio and television broadcasts Prices are $169 for adults. University Faculty/Staff, are originated at courtside. The press row number Military, Young Alumni, and senior citizens (55 or is 757-683-5596. older) can purchase season tickets for $134. Family Plan Press Room/Services: The Working Press Room tickets allow a family of two adults and two children (17 years and younger) to purchase season tickets for will be located in under section 106 in the Convo- only $338. Individual games are $13 for adults and $9 cation Center. Outside telephone lines and one fax for children, University faculty/staff and military. For machine are available and may be used on a first- additional information, contact the ticket office at 757- come, first-served basis. The press and media host- 683-4444 or TICKETMASTER at 671-8100/or the ess and athletic public relations office assistants are website at WWW.ODUSPORTS.COM. available to assist in the filing of post-game stories. A complete play-by-play as well as halftime (12 col- umn) and post-game (NCAA 16 column) statistics are distributed. Pre-game press packets are avail- CAA Press Row Numbers able one hour prior to tip-off. How to get info on Delaware: 302-831-8715 Monarch Basketball... Photographers: Only working photographers are Drexel : 215-895-2041 allowed at courtside. Credentials must be secured at least two days in advance. All photographers will 1. InfoLine George Mason: 703-993-3044 The latest results can be obtained quickly through display their badge at all times. the InfoLine. Call the InfoLine at (757) 640-5555, then Hofstra 516-463-7725 Radio Broadcasts: Requests to broadcast any ODU enter ‘ODU1’ when prompted to do so. James Madison: 540-568-6710 game must be approved in advance by the athletic 2. The World Wide Web public relations office. One phone line is available Rosters, coach and athlete bios, recent statistics and UNC Wilmington: 910-962-3095 at courtside. To get extra lines, please call Mike results - all can be found at the Old Dominion Athletics site on the World Wide Web. The address for the Old Fryling, Constant Center Event Manager (757-683- Towson: 410-704-3286 Dominion University athletics web site is 5518). www.odusports.com. Live ESPN Radio 1310 radio VCU: 804-827-1010 Interviews: Post-game interviews with Coach broadcasts of games can also be heard through W&M: 757-221-3348 Blaine Taylor are conducted in the press room. YAHOO.COM. These interviews will be conducted only after the 3. CAA Web Site: WW.CAASPORTS.COM 10-minute cooling off period and following Coach CAA Men’s Basketball 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 Teleconference Call Monarch Basketball. 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. DEBBIE BYRNE CAROL HUDSON, JR. KIMBERLY TINA PRICE Assoc. Athletic Director Sports Information ZIVKOVICH Director of Athletic for Public Relations and Director Assist. Sports Information Publications Coaches Weekly Lineup Marketing Director 10:10 am Tom Pecora, Hofstra 10:20 am Jeff Capel, VCU 10:30 am Blaine Taylor, ODU 10:40 am , W&M 10:50 am , UNCW i 11:00 am Dean Keener, JMU 11:10 am Jim Larranaga, GMU 11:20 am , Towson 11:30 am David Henderson, UD BOBBY PARKS CHRISIE HENN 11:40 am , Drexel Sports Information Athletic Publications Graduate Intern Sports Information Graduate Intern 36 Old Dominion University MONARCHS and the Media Television Exposure Through its conference, local package and national Media List exposure, Old Dominion University is a prominent face Print Media WVEC TV(ABC) on television. Throughout the last two decades, NBC, Virginian Pilot/Ledger Star Scott Cash, Sports Director CBS, ESPN, ESPN2 and many national and regional Rich Radford 613 Woodis Avenue cable systems have featured the Monarchs–and this sea- 150 W. Brambleton Avenue Norfolk, VA. 23510 son will be no exception. Norfolk, VA. 23510 Phone: (757)628-6200 The program will also be fea- Phone: (757)446-2366 Fax: (757)628-5855 Website: www.wvec.com tured this year on COMCAST, a re- Fax: (757)533-9004 Website: www.pilotonline.com gional cable network based in WVBT TV 43 (Fox) Bethesda, Maryland. COMCAST Daily Press & Times Herald 301 Wythe Street currently serves 2.4 million sub- Dave Fairbank Portsmouth, VA 23704 scribers in Maryland, Virginia, 7505 Warwick Blvd Phone: (757)393-4343 Fax: (757)393-7615 Washington, DC., Delaware, and Newport News, VA. 23607 Phone: (757)247-4630 or 4643 most of North Carolina, West Vir- Fax:(757)247-9420 WTVZ TV (33) (WB) ginia and Pennsylvania. Website: www.dailypress.com General Manager Many of COMCAST's 900 Granby Street JOHN contest can be seen on Madison Richmond Times Dispatch Norfolk, VA. 23510 Phone: (757)622-3333 CASTLEBERRY Square Garden networks as well John Packett Voice of the Monarchs P. O. Box 85333 as COMCAST SportsNet-Phila- Richmond, VA. 23293 WGNT TV (UPN) delphia. Other cable affiliates such Phone: (804)649-6554 General Manager as Fox SportsNet South and CN8 Fax: (804)775-8059 1318 Spratley Street are also scheduled to carry games Website: www.timesdispatch.com Portsmouth, VA. 23704 Phone:(757)393-2501 involving league members. The Journal & Guide Fax:(757)399-3303 Radio Broadcasts 974 Norfolk Square Old Dominion University’s Norfolk, VA. 23502 COMCAST Sportsnet basketball games will once again Phone: (757)543-6945 7700 Wisconsin Ave. be heard throughout the region on Fax: (757)543-7620 Bethesda, MD. 20814 301-718-3200/3306 ESPN Radio 1310. In addition to Washington Post Fax:301-718-3300 men’s and women’s basketball 1150 15th Street, NW RICK KIEFNER games, ESPN will provide a Washington, DC. 20071 Wire Services ESPN RADIO Phone: (202)334-7350 drive-time men’s basketball talk Associated Press Fax: (804)334-7685 show featuring Head Coach Suite 1380, 700 E. Main Street Website: www.washingtonpost.com Blaine Taylor. The show can be Richmond, VA. 23219 Phone: (804)643-6646 heard Thursday afternoons from Washington Times Inside VA:1-800-552-9935 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., and will be hosted Sports Department Fax: (804)643-6223 by John Castleberry. Joining 3600 New York Avenue,NE Castleberry on the air will be Rick Washington, DC. 20002 Conference Kiefner and Billy Mann. Phone: (202)636-3269 Fax: (202)269-3419 Colonial Athletic Association Live ESPN broadcasts of Website: www.washtimes.com Tripp Sheppard & Rob Washburn Monarch games are carried on 8625 Patterson AVenue the internet by clicking on the ODU Mace & Crown Richmond, VA. 23229-6349 athletic department website at Webb Student Center Phone: (804)754-1616 BILLY MANN www.odusports.com Norfolk, VA. 23529 Fax: (804) 754-1830 ESPN RADIO Phone: (757)683-3452 Website: www.caasports.com Website: www.maceandcrown.com Radio Stations Monarchs on Television ESPN Radio 1310 Electronic Media Tony Mercurio Dec. 22 St. Joseph’s (CSN/M-A) WTKR TV(CBS) 5589 Greenwich Road Ted Alexander Suite 200 Jan. 2 at DePaul (CSN-C, Cox) Sports Director Virginia Beach, VA. 23462 Jan. 8 JMU (CSN/M-A) 720 Boush Street Phone: (757)671-1000 Jan. 15 George Mason (CSN/M-A) Norfolk, VA 23510 Fax: (757)671-1313 Phone: (757)446-1352 Jan. 29 at VCU (CSN/M-A, FSS-NC-e.Metro) Fax: (757)446-1376 John Castleberry (Voice of the Monarchs) Feb. 5 at UNCW (CSN/M-A, FSS-NC-e.Metro) Website: www.wtkr.com 2381 Upper Greens Place Feb. 12 VCU (ESPN2) Virginia Beach, VA 23456 WAVY TV(NBC) Phone: (757)427-5924 Feb. 16 at George Mason (CSN/M-A) Bruce Rader, Sports Director 300 Wavy Street WODU AM 1630 Portsmouth, VA. 23704 Sports Director Phone: (757)673-5440 Webb University Center Fax: (757)397-8279 Norfolk, VA 23529 Website: www.wavy.com Phone: (757)683-3441

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 37 2003-04 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. SEASON REVIEW Nine of the 13 players were either freshmen or sophomores who gave ODU the needed mix with veterans FJohn 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 CAA Award Honorees (L-R): the league in scoring, and rebounding, fourth in free Arnaud Dahi, Alex Loughton, Isaiah throw percentage (.792), sixth in field goal percentage Hunter and John Waller with Coach (.488), and steals, and first in defensive rebounding (6.3). Blaine Taylor. 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 All- Tournament 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 All- CAA. 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 2004 CAA Legends Inductee Leo Anthony (L) which ranks him ninth all-time on ODU’s list. Waller with CAA Commissioner Tom Yeager 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 “ 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), three- point 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), margin (+2.7) and steals (7.9). ODU returns ten lettermen from this year’s squad. John Waller and Troy Nance with their families and ODU staff were honored at the “2004 Senior Night “ ceremony. 38 Old Dominion University 2003-04 STATISTICS Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES...... (17-12) (11-4) (5-7) (1-1) HONORS & RANKINGS CONFERENCE...... (11-7) (7-2) (4-5) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (6-5) (4-2) (1-2) (1-1) 2003-04 HONORS All-CAA Alex Loughton (1st team), Isaiah Hunter (3rd team) John Waller (3rd team) RESULTS All-Defensive Alex Loughton All-Rookie Team Arnaud Dahi W/L SCORE OPPONENT W 106-65 E.A Sports All-Stars(exh.) CAA All-Academic Alex Loughton W 88-79 BC Sakalai Lithuania (exh.) NABC District IV: Alex Loughton (1st team) L 64-90 at #9 North Carolina All-State: Alex Loughton (1st team) L 72-75 #13 St. Joseph’s National All-Academic Alex Loughton (Athletic Directors Assoc.) W 94-92(ot) at Virginia Tech L 102-105(2ot) Charlotte CAA Player of the Week: Alex Loughton, Isaiah Hunter, John Waller W 77-62 Morgan State CAA Rookie of the Week: Arnaud Dahi L 49-62 at South Alabama W 87-66 Liberty CAA MONARCH RANKINGS W 72-62 George Washington TEAM RANKINGS W 74-52 VMI Scoring 1st 73.7 W 65-58 Drexel Scoring defense 7th 70.2 W 74-71 at George Mason Free Throw Pct. 1st .720 W 71-66 Hofstra Field Goal PCT. 3rd .442 W 81-60 at James Madison Field Goal PCT Def. 6th .436 L 62-64 at Delaware 3PT FG PCT 4th .342 L 67-75 VCU 3PT FG Def. 2nd .302 W 70-49 at Towson Rebounding 2nd 38.4 L 77-86 at William & Mary Rebound Def. 5th 35.7 W 55-51 UNCW Rebound Margin 3rd + 2.7 W 88-62 Towson Blocked Shots 6th 3.5 W 68-58 at UNCW Assists 1st 16.97 L 79-80 at Hofstra Steals 4th 7.8 W 71-57 James Madison Asst./To Ratio 2nd 1.09 W 85-74 Delaware Def. Rebounds 1st 25.62 L 66-82 at Drexel Off.Rebounds 3rd 12.76 L 72-78 at VCU W 79-76 William & Mary INDIVIDUALS L 66-70 George Mason Scoring: Loughton 2nd (16.6) W 82-68 Hofstra(CAA Qtrs) Hunter 12th (13.0) L 67-84 VCU (CAA Semis) Rebounding: Loughton 2nd (8.7) Dahi 12th (5.5) FG PCT: Loughton 6th (.488) Assists Nance 7th (4.1) RPI RATINGS Williamson 9th (3.3) Free Throw PCT: Hunter 1st (.844) RPI Ratings (Jan. 12, 2004) th Loughton 4 (.792) Sagarin 68 Steals: Loughton T8th (1.66) 3PT FG PCT: Waller 6th (.373) College RPI.com 53 Hunter 9th (.343) RPI RATINGS 53 Blocked Shots: Dahi 4th (1.31) Asst./Turnover: Nance 2nd (2.25) Past RPI Ratings (Sagarin) Williamson 6th (1.94) Off. Rebounds: Loughton 6th (2.52) 1986 34 (#8 seed) Dahi 8th (2.24) 1993 76 Def. Rebounds: Loughton 1st (6.17) 1994 80 1995 95 1999 102

FINAL STATISTICS

T O T A L 3-POINTERS R E B O U N D S ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 40 Loughton,Alex...... 29-28 859 29.6 165-338 .488 11-33 .333 141-178 .792 73 179 252 8.7 92 4 64 72 17 48 482 16.6 01 Hunter, Isaiah..... 29-29 913 31.5 127-311 .408 46-134 .343 76-90 .844 20 71 91 3.1 36 0 72 70 2 30 376 13.0 10 Waller, John...... 29-29 892 30.8 143-319 .448 57-153 .373 21-34 .618 48 96 144 5.0 66 1 46 48 18 33 364 12.6 31 Dahi, Arnaud...... 29-24 604 20.8 104-207 .502 11-29 .379 41-59 .695 65 94 159 5.5 77 1 29 55 38 25 260 9.0 42 Vasylius, Valdas... 29-5 504 17.4 81-160 .506 8-26 .308 55-87 .632 40 57 97 3.3 81 3 23 46 3 12 225 7.8 24 Thomas, Kiah...... 23-0 350 15.2 30-84 .357 20-54 .370 21-29 .724 21 37 58 2.5 25 0 11 21 10 9 101 4.4 02 Williamson,Drew.. 29-15 627 21.6 34-89 .382 11-36 .306 36-57 .632 19 46 65 2.2 51 0 97 50 2 23 115 4.0 13 Nance, Troy...... 29-13 564 19.4 27-83 .325 21-64 .328 13-18 .722 5 54 59 2.0 50 0 119 53 1 32 88 3.0 04 Waldon, T.J...... 27-0 199 7.4 23-39 .590 0-0 .000 15-24 .625 19 34 53 2.0 38 1 14 11 5 8 61 2.3 11 Lidonde, Abdi...... 29-0 209 7.2 15-58 .259 10-42 .238 1-3 .333 7 15 22 0.8 13 0 8 9 2 5 41 1.4 55 Mrksic,Janko...... 27-2 154 5.7 11-32 .344 0-0 .000 1-6 .167 17 23 40 1.5 25 0 9 10 6 3 23 0.9 Team Total...... 29 5875 760-1720 .442 195-571 .342 421-585 .720 370 743 1113 38.4 554 10 492 451 104 228 2136 73.7 Opponents...... 29 5875 763-1752 .436 143-473 .302 366-572 .640 356 679 1035 35.7 567 - 403 452 89 228 2035 70.2

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 39 TRAVELPlans 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 TOWSON Nov. 24-25 Jan. 11 Hilton Conference Center Sheraton Baltimore North 1800 Highway 26 East 903 Dulaney Valley Road Grapevine, TX. 76051 Baltimore, MD. 21204 Phone: 817- 481-8444 Phone: 410-321-7400 Fax: 817- 481-3160 Fax: 410-296-9534

TEXAS A&M CORPUS CHRISTI HOFSTRA Nov. 26-28 Jan. 18 & 19 Omni Hotel Long Island Marriott 900 N. Shoreline Blvd 101 James Doolittle Blvd Corpus Christi, TX. 78401 Uniondale, NY. 11553 Phone: 361-886-3557 Phone: 516-794-3800 Fax: 361-887-6715 Fax: 516-794-5936

LIBERTY VCU Dec. 6 Jan. 28 Holiday Inn Select Crowne Plaza 601 Main Street 555 E. Canal Street Lynchburg, VA. 24504 Richmond, VA. 23219 Phone: 434-528-2500 Phone: 804-788-0900 Fax: 434-528-0062 Fax: 804-788-0791

EAST CAROLINA UNC WILMINGTON Dec. 11 Feb. 4 Hilton Greenville Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort 207 Southwest Greenville Blvd 1705 North Lumina Avenue Greenville, NC. 27834 Wrightsville Beach, NC. 28480 Phone: 252-355-5000 Phone: 910-256-2231 Fax: 252- 355-5099 Fax: 910-256-9208

DEPAUL DELAWARE Dec. 31-Jan.2 Feb. 8 Sheraton Four Points Hilton/Christiana 10249 W. Irving Park Road 100 Continental Drive Schiller Park, IL. 60176 Newark, DE 19713 Phone:847-671-6000 Phone: 302-454-1500 Fax: 847-671-0371 Fax: 302-454-0233

DREXEL GEORGE MASON Jan. 3-5 Feb. 15 Philadelphia Airport Marriott TBA One Arrivals Road Philadelphia, PA. 19153 JAMES MADISON Phone: 215-492-9000 Feb. 25 Fax: 215-492-6799 Four Points Sheraton 1400 E. Market Street Harrisonburg, VA. 22801 Phone: 540-433-2521 Fax: 540-434-0253

40 Old Dominion University MONARCH OLYMPIANS FIVE FORMER MONARCHS EARN MEDALS AT 2004 OLYMPIC GAMES

Five former Old Dominion University student athletes were part of Olympic medals won at the recent Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. They are (’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 Oliver Purnell, Basketball played for ODU from 1979-83 and remains the school’s leader in career scoring (2,719), rebounding (1,976), and 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 . 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 All- American 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 Anne Donovan, Basketball 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 ...... 1990 USA Goodwill & World Champ. Frank Smith...... 1985 Olympic Festival South Squad ..... 1983 Junior World Cup Team & Olympic festival Mark West ...... 1982 USA World Champ. Team Chris Gatling ...... 1993 Olympic Festival S. Squad (Injured) Marina DiGiacomo, Field Hockey

Mark West Macha van der Vaart, Field Hockey Monarch Basketball 2004-05 41 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 3PT PCT FT PCT REB-AV STL BLK TP-AVG 3 142 163.404 2-11 .181 96.768 272-1.9 42 45 424-3.0 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 YRS GP FG-FGA PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG STL BLK TP-AVG Gatling 11 700 2804 .513 50 .248 1574 .664 3741-5.3 464 375 7232-10.3

Assistant General Manager MARK WEST

● 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 West YRS GP FG-FGA PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG BLK TP-AVG 17 1080 2528-4356 .580 0-4 .000 1203-2117 .568 5349-5.0 1374 6259-5.8

KENNY GATTISON 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 YRS GP FG-FGA PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG BLK TP-AVG Gattison 9 494 1536-2956 .519 850-1309 .649 2327-4.7 327 3923-7.9

42 Old Dominion University Monarchs in the NBA

Director for Player Personell 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 YRS GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG AST TP-AVG (NBA Career Total) Twardzik 4 280 891-1614 .552 880-1069 .823 611-2.2 940 2666-9.5 YRS GP FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB-AVG AST TP-AVG (ABA Career Total) 4 256 754-1476 .511 9-46 .196 776-949 .818 675-2.6 883 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 YRS GP FG-FGA PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG AST TP-AVG Washington 2 100 318-640 .497 95-157 .605 450-4.5 57 731-7.3

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 YRS GP FG-FGA PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG STL BLK TP-AVG Davis 1 33 49-102 .480 1-9 .111 28-34 .824 37-1.1 1 4 127-3.8

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 YRS GP FG-FGA PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG AST TP-AVG Valentine 1 24 37-98 .378 9-19 .474 30-1.3 7 84 -3.5

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 43 Monarchs in the Pros 34 Other Players Have Also Played Professionally or Received NBA Tryouts Other Monarchs Drafted JOHN WALLER (04)-Iceland GARRICK DAVIS (’89)–Received NBA try- CLARENCE HANLEY (’86)– RASHEED WRIGHT (‘03)–France out with Boston. Played in Belgium. Fifth round choice of the De- troit Pistons (NBA). Played RICARDO MARSH (‘03)–Turkey RONNIE WADE (’86)–Finland in Paris, France in 1987 and MIKE BYERS ('99)-Belgium, ('02)-Argentina SYLVESTER CHARLES (’86)–Santo in Switzerland in 1988. He returned to France in 1989 CLIFF JONES (02)-Belgium Domingo in 1986, and Argentina 1987-88. and has played in Argentina PIERRE GREENE (02)-Iceland BERT KRAGTWIJK (’81)–Played in Holland. the past six seasons. Was voted the league MVP in ANDRE McCULLUM ('01)-Finland CHRIS PICKETT (’78)–Played in Belgium 1993. SKIPPER YOUNGBLOOD ('00)- JEFF FUHRMANN (’77)–Athletes in Action. RONNIE McADOO (’82)– Czech Republic/ Roanoke (NBA Dev.) TERRY DOUGLAS (’77)–Received NBA Tenth round draft choice of the (NBA). REGGIE BASSETTE ('99)- Greece, tryout with 76’ers. Played in Italy in 1984 and Phillipines JAY ROUNTREE (’75)–Finland in France from 1985-87.

MARK POAG ('99)- Germany, Spain TOM STREET (’75)–France OLIVER PURNELL (’75)– ODELL HODGE (’97)-Received NBA Tryout TERRY FOSTER (’70)–Holland Sixth round draft choice of the with Boston & Utah. Played in Turkey and DICK ST. CLAIR (’70)–Received NBA tryout. (NBA). Taiwan in 1997-98 and Belgiumin 1999. JOEL COPELAND (’74)– MARIO MULLEN (’96)-Played in Ireland in Fifth round draft choice of 1996-97. Lebanon in 1998-99 the New Orleans Jazz (NBA). Played in Sweden, (’95)–France. Played in 1975-78. Israel in 1995-96 and 2001-03, Philadelphia SKIP NOBLE (’71)– in the USBL in 1997 and Portugal in 1998. Draft by Milwaukee Bucks MIKE JONES (’95)–Played in Finland in (NBA).

1995-96. Playing in Portugal in 1996-98. HARRY LOZON (’70)– ALLON WRIGHT (’94)–Played in Hungary 13th round choice of the San Diego Rockets (NBA). in 1995. RICARDO LEONARD (’92)–Drafted by USBL and the CBA. Played in Austria in ’92, Portu- gal in 1993, and Ireland in 1994. ANTHONY CARVER (’90)–Received NBA try- out with Bullets and Celtics. Drafted by the CBA. Played in Geneva, Switzerland in 1991 and was Harry Lozon was the first Monarch selected in the league’s MVP. Received a tryout with 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.

44 Old Dominion University Retired Jerseys LEO ANTHONY DAVE TWARDZIK (1969-72) (1957-61) Old Dominion’s first, first-team All- Leo Anthony became American (1972), Dave Twardzik holds the school’s first All- several school assist records, American (third team) in 1959 including single game (20) when Old Dominion was known as the and single season average Norfolk Division of the College of William 14 (11.4), career assists average and Mary. Anthony concluded his career (10.7), single game free with 2,181 career points which is second throws (24) and free throw on the school’s all-time scoring list. His attempts (26). A third-team All-American as career average of 26.6 points is the best ever at Old Dominion. He a junior, Twardzik went on to play five years of professional holds the school record for career free-throws (643), and scored basketball with the Portland Trailblazers, leading them to the 1977 35 or more points 12 times during his career. He broke the 30- world championship. He was inducted into the Old Dominion point barrier 29 times. Anthony was a charter member in the Old Sports Hall of Fame in 1981. His jersey number 14 was retired in Dominion Sports Hall of Fame in 1980. 1972 in the Fieldhouse. Twardzik also played for the of the now-defunct ABA. He was inducted into the Virginia JOEL COPELAND Sports Hall of Fame in 1995. (1970-74) 32 Joel Copeland earned WILSON WASHINGTON (1975-77) first-team All-American Wilson Washington became Old Dominion’s first Division I honors (1973-74) his senior All-American in 1977 after earning Division year and second-team All- II All-American honors in 1975 (third team) American honors as a junior. During his and in 1976 (first team). In four-year career, Copeland scored 1,657 two and a half years at Old points and grabbed 929 rebounds. He still Dominion, Washington holds school records for points (682) and scored 1,366 career points, most field goals attempted (568) for a grabbed 1,011 rebounds and single season. Copeland was drafted in 1973 by the NBA New blocked 363 shots. He Orleans Jazz, and played professionally in Sweden from 1975-78. grabbed a career high 24 He was inducted into the Old Dominion Sports Hall of Fame in rebounds against Roanoke in 1976. 1982. His jersey number, 32 was retired in the field house in 1974. Washington was selected as the NCAA’s Division II tournament’s Most Valuable Player in 1975 when Old KENNY GATTISON (1982-86) Dominion defeated New Orleans for the NCAA crown in Evansville, Kenny Gattison was a two-time All- Indiana. A second-round draft pick by the Philadelphia 76ers Star and in 1986 was the league’s Player-of-the-Year. During his (1977), Washington played two seasons for the New Jersey Nets. four seasons at Old Dominion, the Monarchs advanced to two His jersey number, 52 was retired in 1978. He was inducted into NCAA Tournaments and two National the Old Dominion Sports Hall of Fame in 1983. Invitation Tournaments. Gattison still holds the Sun Belt career rebound mark of 963 MARK WEST (1979-83) which ranks him fourth on Mark West was named honorable mention All-American by the Monarchs all-time list. The Sporting News in 1981 and by the Associated Press in 1982 He set the school’s single and 1983. He was also named by Basketball Weekly to its 1980 season field goal Freshman All-American squad. West led the percentage record of .637. nation in blocked shots twice and was a first He is currently eighth on team All-Sun Belt conference selection as a the Old Dominion all-time scoring list with senior. He grabbed a career high 23 rebounds 1623. He is sixth in field goal percentage in 1980 against Texas Wesleyan. He is Old (.552) and played the most games (122). Gattison earned Dominion’s all-time blocked shot leader with honorable mention All-American honors twice in 1985 and 1986. 446, second in career rebounds with 1,113 He was drafted in the third round by the Phoenix Suns . He was and in field goal percentage at .559. West inducted into the ODU Sports Hall of Fame in 1991. His jersey began his NBA career with the Dallas number, 44 was retired at Scope in 1992. Kenny is currently and Mavericks, played years in Assistant Coach with the New Orleans Hornets. 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.

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 45 Monarchs Homecourt THE TED CONSTANT CONVOCATION CENTER

We built it and they came...

46 Old Dominion University Ted Constant 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) ODU vs. North Carolina (November 24, 2002) 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) TED CONSTANT CENTER MILESTONES Blocked Shots: 5, by Robert Battle of Drexel (2-19-03) Groundbreaking, June 19,1999 Arena opens on: Oct. 25, 2002 OPPONENT CONSTANT CENTER TEAM RECORDS First Concert Event: Roberta Flack & Norfolk Symphony (Nov. 17, 2002) Points: 105 by Charlotte (12-6-03) in overtime First Basketball Game: Blue-White Exhibition (Oct. 26, 2002) Regulation: 76 by William & Mary ( 2-25-04) First Regular Season Men’s game: Nov. 24, 02 vs. North Carolina Fewest Points: 43, by Campbell (11-26-02) First Basket: 19:16 by Ricardo Marsh dunk vs. UNC Field Goals Made: 41 by Charlotte (12-6-03) First Trey: 16:25 by Jawad Williams of UNC Best Field Goal PCT: .562 (41-73) by Charlotte (12-6-03) First ODU Trey: 15:00 by John Waller Lowest OPP FG PCT: .250(12-48) by Hofstra, (3-1-03) First Free Throw Made: 14:39 by Sean May of UNC Three Point FG Made: 9, by Delaware(1-15-03) & Drexel(2-19-03) First ODU Free Throw Made: 14:22 Rasheed Wright Best 3PT FG PCT: .533 (8-15) by William & Mary (2-25-04) Longest Game: Two overtimes (ODU vs. Charlotte) Dec. 6, 03 Free Throws Made: 23 (23-31) by Delaware (2-14-04) Free Throws Attempted: 31, by Delaware (2-14-04) ODU CONSTANT CENTER INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Best FT PCT: 100(9-9) by Towson (1-2-03) Points: 45, by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte (2ot), Dec. 6, 2003 Rebounds: 49, by Drexel (1-03-04) Field Goals Made: 17, by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte, Dec.6, 03 Assists: 22, by Charlotte (12-6-03) Field Goals ATT: 23, by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte, Dec. 6, 03 Steals: 15, by UNC Wilmington (1-28-04) Three Point FG Made:5(5-5), by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte, Dec. 6, 03. Blocks: 8,by St Joseph’s ( 11-29-03) Three Point FG ATT:7 by Rasheed Wright vs. Delaware (1-15-03) & Turnovers: 22, by George Washington (12-20-03) Hofstra(3-1-03) Three Point FG PCT: 100(5-5) by Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte, Dec. 6, 03 TOP SINGLE GAME CROWDS Free Throws Made:12(12-14) by Isaiah Hunter vs. Delaware , Feb. 14, 04 8424 vs North Carolina (11-24-02) Free Throws ATT: 14, by Ricardo Marsh vs. VCU (2-1-03) & by Isaiah Hunter 8418 vs. Virginia Commonwealth (2-1-03) vs. Delaware (2-14-04). 8041 vs. George Mason (2-28-04) Best Free Throw PCT: 1000(10-10) by Alex Loughton vs. Liberty, Dec 18, 03 7403 vs. James Madison (1-25-03) Rebounds: 16, by Alex Loughton vs. George Mason, Feb. 28, 04 7078 vs. Towson (1-31-04) 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. Ricardo Marsh scored 88 in regulation vs. Towson (1-31-04) ODU’s first basket in the Fewest Points: 55 vs UNC Wilmington (1-28-04) Constant Convocation Field Goals Made:40, vs. Charlotte (12-06-03) Center. 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)

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 47 Ted Constant CONVOCATION Center LOCKER ROOMS

The locker rooms in the Constant Convocation Center contain a players lounge, coaches office and professional style lockers.

48 Old Dominion University 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.” Right, The lion statue along the Building Location Hampton Boulevard side of the Hampton Boulevard, across from the Batten Arts and Letters Center. Below, The ODU Sports Building. The Center is the cornerstone for the planned 67- Hall of Fame is located in the acre University Village that will feature shopping centers, Constant Center lobby. Bottom, restaurants, a variety of retail shops, research labs and one of the Constant Center’s residents. sixteen luxury suites. 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 closed- circuit 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.

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 49 Colonial Athletic Association he Colonial Athletic Association ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Tournament. The conference finished the 2003- celebrates its 20th Anniversary in 04 campaign with teams ranked among the top 2004-05, proud of its past and excited 25 nationally in cross country, field hockey, men’s about the future. soccer, wrestling, , men’s and women’s Boasting a roster of 10 (soon to be tennis and men’s and women’s lacrosse. Colonial Quick Facts 12) well-respected academic CAA member institutions are also institutions, the CAA has established committed to excellence in the classroom. The Mailing Address: itself as one of the nation’s top Colonial Academic Alliance was created in 2002 8625 Patterson Avenue collegiate conferences. On the playing field, the league by the league’s presidents with a goal of Richmond, VA. 23229-6349 hasT produced 16 national team champions in five expanding their partnership to all aspects of Telephone: 804-754-1616 different sports, 33 individual national champions, university life outside of intercollegiate athletics. Fax: 804-754-1830 11 national coaches of the year, 11 national players of Among the programs already established are an WWW.CAASPORTS.COM the year and 12 Honda Award winners. The CAA has undergraduate research conference, coordination consistently ranked among the top 15 in the Sears of study abroad programs and granting visiting Directors Cup standings and has been the nation’s academic status to student-athletes traveling to 2003-2004 CAA Standings top-ranked Division I non-football conference in an away contest so that they have access to 1. VCU 14-4 23-8 recent years. libraries, academic resource centers and 2. Drexel 13-5 18-11 Even more impressive, however, are the honors computer labs. 3. George Mason 12-6 23-10 accumulated away from competition, which include In 2002, two faculty members from CAA 4. ODU 11-7 17-12 5. Delaware 10-8 16-12 five Rhodes Scholars and 16 NCAA post-graduate ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ institutions were awarded academia’s most 6. Hofstra 10-8 14-15 scholars. Last year, the CAA had eight CoSIDA coveted distinction – the Nobel Prize. John B. 7. UNCW 9-9 15-15 Academic All-Americans, including five who were Fenn, a research professor in the Department of 8. Towson 4-14 8-21 selected to the first team. Over 1,200 CAA student- Chemistry at Virginia Commonwealth 9. W&M 4-14 7-21 athletes posted at least a 3.2 grade point average University, received the Nobel Prize for 10. JMU 3-15 7-21 while lettering in a varsity sport and received the chemistry, and Vernon Smith, a professor of CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award in 2003-04. economics and law at George Mason University, 2004 Tournament Scores With a geographic footprint that currently shared the Nobel Prize in economic sciences. First Round stretches from the shadow of the Statue of Liberty to Under the direction of Commissioner #9 Towson 70, #8 W&M 65 the beaches of North Carolina, the landscape of the Thomas E. Yeager, who has guided the CAA #7 UNCW 44, #10 JMU 41 Quarterfinals conference includes four of the nation’s top 25 media since its inception, the league currently includes #1 VCU 67, #9 Towson 60 markets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Washington, 10 members and will expand to 12 in 2006. Core #4 ODU 82, #5 Hofstra 68 D.C. (8) and Baltimore (24). That reach will expand members George Mason University, James #7 UNCW 66, #2 Drexel 53 even wider in 2006 with the addition of Georgia State Madison University, the University of North #3 GMU 65, #6 Delaware 58 University in Atlanta and in Carolina at Wilmington, Old Dominion Semifinals Boston, giving the CAA a presence in five of the University, Virginia Commonwealth University #1 VCU 84, #4 ODU 67 nation’s nine largest metropolitan areas. and the College of William & Mary were joined #3 GMU 80, #7 UNCW 66 The CAA conducts championships in 21 sports. by the University of Delaware, Drexel University, Championship #1 VCU 55, #3 GMU GMU 54 Male athletes compete for championships in baseball, Hofstra University and Towson University in basketball, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, 2001.Northeastern University and Georgia State 2003-04 Statistical Leaders swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and University will become members of the Scoring: Adam Hess(WM) 20.3 wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference titles conference in July, 2005 and 2006 respectively. Rebounding: Kenny Adeleke(HOF) 9.2 in basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, The CAA traces its roots back to 1983 when Assists: Mike Slattery (DEL) 5.9 lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, three of its current members- George Mason, Free Throw Pct: Isaiah Hunter (ODU) .844 track & field and volleyball. James Madison, and William and Mary - were Steals: Bashir Mason (Drex) 2.28 In men’s basketball, the CAA has earned a aligned with East Carolina University, the United Blocked Shots: Tony Dixon (TOW) 1.97 reputation as a “giant killer” in the NCAA States Naval Academy and the University of Tournament. Since 1981, CAA schools have posted 12 Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC South). PAST CAA TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS wins over higher-seeded teams. Last year, seven of During the next two years, the league added 11 1986 ...... George Mason the league’s 10 teams were among the top 140 in the sports, acquired two new members (UNC 1987 ...... Navy 1988 ...... Richmond RPI and four were ranked in the top 100. In women’s Wilmington and American University) and 1989 ...... George Mason basketball, the CAA ranked ninth among the nation’s decided to form a new association. The 1990 ...... Richmond 31 conferences in 2003-04. Perennial power Old transformation from ECAC South to CAA took 1991 ...... Richmond Dominion has captured three national championships place on June 6, 1985. By the fall of 1986, the 1992 ...... Old Dominion (1979, 1980, 1985) and reached the title game again in league gained automatic bids to NCAA 1993 ...... East Carolina 1997. Championships in men’s basketball, soccer, 1994 ...... James Madison The conference has also excelled in many other baseball and women’s basketball and formed an 1995 ...... Old Dominion 1996 ...... Virginia Commonwealth sports. CAA squads have won 10 field hockey national officials’ bureau. Old Dominion became a 1997 ...... Old Dominion titles since the championship began in 1981, which is member of the CAA in 1991-92 and Virginia 1998 ...... Richmond not only more than any other conference but Commonwealth University joined the conference 1999 ...... George Mason represents nearly half of all titles won. In baseball, at prior to the 1995-96 season. 2000 ...... UNC-Wilmington least two CAA teams have earned NCAA Tournament From all-star athletes to Nobel prize 2001 ...... George Mason berths for seven consecutive seasons. The CAA is winning faculty, the CAA takes great pride in 2002 ...... UNC-Wilmington annually ranked among the nation’s top 10 producing performers who stand out both on the 2003 ...... UNC-Wilmington conferences in men’s and women’s soccer, and has playing field and in the classroom. 2004 ...... VCU traditionally sent multiple teams to the NCAA

50 Old Dominion University 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

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 51 CAAOpponents William & MaryDrexel James Madison Dec. 4, Convocation Center Jan. 5, Philadelphia, PA Jan. 8, Convocation Center Feb. 19, Williamsburg, VA Jan. 31, Convocation Center Feb. 26, Harrisonburg, VA ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○

Tony Shaver Nick D’Antoni James “Bruiser” Flint Phil Goss Dean Keener Daniel Freeman Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Williamsburg, VA. Location:Philadelphia, PA Location: Harrisonburg, VA. Enrollment: 5,560 Enrollment: 11,019 Enrollment: 16,000 Founded: 1693 Nickname: Dragons Nickname: Dukes Nickname: Tribe Colors: Navy Blue & Gold Colors: Purple and Gold Colors: Green,Gold, Silver Conference: CAA Conference:CAA Conference:CAA President: Dr. Constantine Papadakis President: Dr. Linwood Rose President: Timothy Sullivan Athletic Director: Dr. Eric Zillmer Athletic Director: Jeff Bourne Athletic Director: Terry Driscoll Athletic Phone: 215-895-1978 Athletic Phone: 540-586-6164 Athletic Phone: 757-221-3400 Home Court: Daskalakis Center (2,300) Home Court: JMU Convocation Center Home Court: W&M Hall (8,600) Ticket Office: 215-895-0292 Athletic Ticket Office: 540-568-3853 Ticket Office: 757-221B3340 SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID: Mike Tuberosa Basketball SID: Gary Michael Basketball SID:Dan Wakely SID Phone: 215-895-1591 SID Phone: 540-568-6154 SID Phone:757-221-3368 SID Home Phone: 610-449-1911 SID Home Phone: 540-337-7310 SID Fax: 757-221-3412 Fax: 215-895-2038 SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail:[email protected] Fax: 540-568-3703 Press Row: 757-221-3348 Press Row Phone: 215-895-2041 Athletics Website: www.jmusports.com Athletics Website: www.tribeathletics.com Athletics Website: www.drexel.edu/sports COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF: COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Dean Keener(Davidson’88) Head Coach:James “Bruiser” Flint(St. Joseph’s ‘87) Record at School:0-0, First year Head Coach: Tony Shaver (UNC ‘76) ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ School Record/Yrs: 7-21 (1 yr) School Record/Yrs: 51-37(3 yrs) Career Record: Same Career Record/Yrs: 365-142(18 yrs) Career Record/Yrs: 137-109 (8 yrs) Assistants: Robert Brickey, Michael Kelly, Jake Assistant Coaches: Ted Jeffries, Dee Vick, Chad Warner Assistant Coaches: Geoff Arnold, Mike Conners, Tony Chiles Morton. TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2003-04 Record: 7-21 2003-04 Record: 18-11 2003-04 Record: 7-21 2002-03: Conference Record: 4-14(T8th) Conference Record: 13-5(2nd) Conference Record: 3-15 Letterwinners returning/Lost:7/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:10/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/2 Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 SERIES VS. ODU SERIES VS. ODU SERIES VS ODU Record : 49-14 Record: 4-3 ODU leads, 40-22 First Meeting: 1968-69 (ODU, 80-65 at WM) First Meeting: 2001-02 (ODU, 74-66 in fieldhouse) First Meeting: 1971-72 (ODU, 99-68 ODU fieldhouse) Last Meeting:2003-04 (ODU, 79-76 Constant Center) Last Meeting: 2003-04 (Drexel, 82-66 in Philadelphia) Last Meeting: 2003-04 (ODU, 71-57, Constant Center) KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG Corey Cofield F So 6-6 13.2 6.6 Phil Goss G Sr 6-2 13.6 3.3 Ray Barbosa G So 6-2 11.5 2.6 Nick D’Antoni G Jr 6-0 7.1 2.8 Sean Brooks F Sr 6-6 14.1 5.9 Daniel Freeman G Sr 6-0 11.6 3.5 KEY LOSSES: POS HT PPG RPG Bashir Mason G So 6-0 6.7 2.9 KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG RPG Adam Hess F 6-7 20.3 6.7 KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG RPG Dwayne Broyles F 6-6 15.3 5.5 Zeb Cope F 6-8 12.0 6.0 Tim Whitworth F 6-6 14.1 3.9

52 Old Dominion University CAAOpponents Towson George Mason Hofstra Jan. 12, Towson, MD Jan. 15, Convocation Center Jan. 19, Hempstead, NY Feb. 2, Convocation Center Feb. 16, Fairfax, VA Feb. 23, Convocation Center ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○

Pat Kennedy Tony Dixon Jim Larranaga Jai Lewis Tom Pecora Wendell Gibson Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Towson, MD Location: Fairfax, VA. Location: Hempstead, NY Enrollment:17,400 Enrollment: 28,246 Enrollment: 13,400 Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Patriots Nickname: Pride Colors: Gold, White & Black Colors: Green & Gold Colors: Blue, Gold and White Conference: CAA Conference: CAA Conference: CAA President: Dr. Robert Caret President: Dr. Alan Merten President: Stuart Rabinowitz Athletic Director: Dr. Wayne Edwards Athletic Director: Thomas O=Connor Athletic Director: TBA Athletic Phone: Athletic Phone:703-993-3200 Athletic Phone: 516-463-3800 Home Court:Towson Center (5,000) Home Court: Patriot Center (10,000) Home Court: Hofstra Arena (5,124) Ticket Office: 410-704-2244 Ticket Office: 703-993-3265 Ticket Office: 516-463-7988 SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID: Peter Schlehr Basketball SID: Carolton White Basketball SID: Jeremy Kniffin SID Phone:410-704-2232 SID Phone: 703-993-3246 SID Phone: 516-463-6759 SID Home Phone:NA SID Home Phone: 540-439-1753 SID Home Phone:516-561-075 Fax:410-704-3861 Fax: 703-993-3259 Fax: 516-463-5033 SID E-Mail:[email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Press Row Phone:410-704-3286 Press Row Phone: 703-993-3044 Press Row Phone: 516-463-7725 Athletics Website:www.towsontigers.com. Athletics Website: Athletics Website: www.hofstra.edu/athletics COACHING STAFF www.goMason.com COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Pat Kennedy (Kings College’75) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Tom Pecora(Adelphi ’83) ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ School Record/Yrs:First Year Head Coach: Jim Larranaga(Providence’71) Record at Hofstra: 34-56 (3yrs) Career Record/Yrs: 416-311(24 yrs) School Record: 123-84(7yrs) Career Record: same Assistant Coaches: Eric Skeeters, Jay Eck, Rob Norris Career Record: 321-253(20yrs) Assistants: Tom Parrotta,Van Macon, David Duke TEAM INFORMATION Assistants: Bill Courtney, Scott Cherry, Eric Konkol TEAM INFORMATION 2003-04 Record: 8-21 TEAM INFORMATION 2003-04 Record: 14-15 Conference Record: 4-14 (T8th) 2003-04 Record: 23-10 CAA Record: 10-8(T5th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/3 2003-04 CAA Record: 12-6(3rd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Post Season: NIT third round Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 SERIES VS. ODU Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/7 SERIES VS. ODU Record:ODU leads, 12-1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 ODU leads, 5-3 First Meeting: 1956-57,( ODU 72-68) SERIES VS. ODU First Meeting: 1993-94 (ODU, 92-66 at UCSB) Last Meeting: 2003-04,( ODU, 88-62, Constant Center) ODU leads: 26-10 Last Meeting: 2003-04(ODU, 82-68, CAA Trn.) KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG First Meeting: 1979-80( ODU, 94-78 Scope) KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG Lawrence Hamm C Jr 6-7 10.0 5.3 Last Meeting: 2003-04(GMU, 70-77 Constant Center) G So 6-3 12.9 4.4 Tony Dixon C Sr 6-10 3.9 4.3 KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG Carlos Rivera G So 6-2 10.8 4.0 KEY LOSSES: POS HT PPG RPG Jai Lewis F Jr 6-7 14.5 7.5 Wendell Gibson C Sr 6-7 14.3 6.2 Jamaal Gilchrist G 6-0 12.2 2.6 Lamar Butler G Jr 6-2 10.5 2.1 KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG RPG KEY LOSSES: POS HT PPG RPG Kenny Adeleke C 6-8 14.3 6.2 Mark Davis G 6-5 12.9 3.6 Terry Reynolds G 5-9 8.4 2.6

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 53 CAAOpponents UNCW Delaware VCU Jan. 22, Convocation Center Jan. 26, Convocation Center Jan. 29, Richmond, VA Feb. 5, Wilmington, NC Feb. 9, Newark, DE Feb. 12, Convocation Center ○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○

Brad Brownell Ed Spencer David Henderson Mike Slattery Jeff Capel, III Michael Doles Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location:Wilmington, NC Location: Newark, DE Location: Richmond, VA Enrollment: 11,000 Enrollment: 16,000 Enrollment: 27,000 Nickname:Seahawks Nickname: Fightin’Blue Hens Nickname: Rams Colors: Teal,Gold & Navy Blue Colors: & Gold Colors: Black & Gold Conference: CAA Conference: CAA Conference: CAA President: Dr. Rosemary DePaolo President: David Roselle President: Dr. Eugene Trani Athletic Director: Peg Bradley-Doppes Athletic Director: Edgar N. Johnson Athletic Director: Dr. Richard Sander Athletic Phone: 910-962-3232 Athletic Department Phone: 302-831-4006 Athletic Phone: 804-828-4000 Home Court: Trask Coliseum (6100) Home Court: Bob Carpenter Center (5,000) Home Court: Siegel Center(7500) Ticket Office: 910-962-3233 Ticket Office Phone: Ticket Office: 804-828-1726 SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID: Joe Browning Basketball SID: Kevin Tritt Basketball SID: Phil Stanton SID Phone: 910-962-3236 Office Phone: 302-831-2186 SID Phone: 804-828-7000 SID Home Phone:910-799-6058 E-Mail: [email protected] SID Home Phone: N/A Fax: 910-962-3686 Fax: 302-831-8653 Fax: 804-828-9428 SID E-Mail: [email protected] Press Row Phone: 302-831-8715/16 SID E-Mail: [email protected] Press Row Phone:910-962-3095 Athletics Website: Press Row Phone: 804-827-1010 Athletics Website: www.uncwsports.com www.udel.edu/sportsinfo Athletics Website: www.vcurams.edu COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Brad Brownell(DePauw ‘91) Head Coach: David Henderson (Duke’86) Head Coach:Jeff Capel,III School Record/Yrs: 39-22(2 yrs) Record at School: 65-52(4 yrs) School Record/Yrs: 41-18(2 yrs) Career Record/Yrs: same Career Record: same Career Record/Yrs: same Assistant Coaches:Bill Donlon,Marty McGillan,Byron Assistants: Kenny Blakeney, Billy Martin,Steven Assistant Coaches:Mark Cline, Jeff LaMere, Gerald White Jones Groothuls TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2003-04 Record: 23-8 2003-04 Record: 15-15 2003-04 Record: 16-11 Conference Record: 14-4 (1st) Conference Record: 9-9 (7th) 2003-04 CAA Record: 10-8 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:9/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:8/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/2 Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 SERIES VS. ODU SERIES VS. ODU SERIES VS. ODU Record: VCU, 35-32 Record: ODU leads, 19-15 Record: 4-4 First Meeting:1968-69 (ODU, 101-69 at ODU) First Meeting:1979-80, (ODU wins, 75-55 at ODU) First Meeting: 1972-73 (ODU, 83-75 in fieldhouse) Last Meeting: 2003-04(VCU, 84-67 in CAA semis)

Last Meeting:2003-04,( ODU 68-58 at UNCW) ○○○○○○○○○ Last Meeting: 2003-04 (ODU, 85-74 in Constant KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG Center) Michael Doles F Sr 6-6 11.2 4.4 John Goldsberry G Jr 6-3 8.5 3.3 KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT Nick George F Jr 6-6 9.2 5.9 Ed Spencer G Sr 6-2 8.7 2.4 Mike Slattery G Sr. 5-11 B.A.Walker G So 6-2 7.7 2.1 Aaron Combs C Sr 6-11 5.0 2.3 Harding Nana F Jr. 6-8 KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG RPG KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG RPG G 6-1 16.3 Anthony Terrell F 6-7 8.1 5.4 Mike Ames G 6-3 Troy Godwin C 6-6 11.8 David Lunn G 6-4

54 Old Dominion University Non-ConferenceOpponents South Alabama Kent State TCU Nov. 20, Convocation Center Nov. 22, Convocation Center Nov. 25, Corpus Christi Challenge Corpus Christi Challenge Fort Worth, TX ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○

John Pelphry Richard LawJim Christian DeAndre HaynesNeil Dougherty Corey Santee Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Mobile, AL Location: Kent, Ohio Location: Fort Worth, TX. Enrollment: 13,286 Enrollment: 36,000 Enrollment: 8,066 Nickname: Jaguars Nickname: Golden Flashes Nickname: Horned Frogs Colors: Blue, Red and White Colors: Navy Blue and Gold Colors: Purple and White Conference: Sun Belt Conference: Mid-American(E.Div.) Conference: Conference USA President: V.Gordon Moulton President: Dr. Carol Cartwright President: Dr. Victor Boschini Athletic Director: Joe Gottfried Athletic Director: Laing Kennedy Athletic Director: Eric Hyman

Athletic Phone: 251-460-7121 ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Athletic Phone: 30-672-5979 Athletic Phone: Home Court: Mitchell Center (10,000) Home Court: M.A.C.Center (6,327) Home Court: Daniel-Meyer Coliseum(7,201) Ticket Office: 251-460-6047 Ticket Office: 330-672-2244 Ticket Office:817-257-7967 SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID: Matt Smith Basketball SID: Jeff Schaefer Basketball SID: Drew Harris SID Phone: 251-460-7035 (ext 5) SID Phone: 330-672-8419 SID Phone: 817-257-7969 SID Home Phone: NA SID Home Phone: 330-922-9975 SID Direct Phone: 817-257-5378 Fax:251-460-7297 Fax:330-672-2112 Fax: 817-257-7964 SID E-Mail:[email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Press Row Phone:N/A Press Row Phone: 30-672-9411 Press Row: 817-257-7337 Athletics Website: www.usajaguars.com Athletics Website: www.kentstatesports.com Athletics Website: www.gofrogs.com COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Head Coach: (Rhode Island’88) Head Coach: (Cameron ’84) School Record/Yrs: 26-30(3rd year) School Record/Yrs: 44-18(2 yrs) School Record: 21-36( 2 yrs) Career Record/Yrs: same Career Record/Yrs: same Career Record: same Assistant Coaches: Tom Ostrom, Isaac Brown & Assistant Coaches: , Arnett Jordan,Rob Assistant Coaches: Rick Callahan, Kevin Lewis, Davis Cason Matt Figger Senderoff. TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2003-04 Record: 12-17 2003-04 Record: 12-16 2003-04 Record: 22-9 Conference Record: 7-9(9th) Conference Record:6-9 (T-4th SBCW) Conference Record: 13-5(1st East) Post Season: None Post Season: None Post Season: NIT Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:5/7 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 SERIES VS. ODU SERIES VS. ODU SERIES VS. ODU: Record: First Meeting Record:ODU leads, 11-10 Record: First Meeting KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG

First Meeting:1982-83, ODU wins 62-59 at Scope KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG ○○○○○○○○○ Marcus Shrosphire G Sr 6-0 13.1 Last Meeting:2003-04, USA wins, 62-49 in Mobile, AL. DeAndre Haynes G Jr 6-2 10.4 4.2 Corey Santee G Sr 6-2 14.5 KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG Jason Edwin G Sr. 6-5 7.6 3.4 Richard Law G Jr 6-6 8.8 4.7 KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG RPG Michael Phillips F Jr 6-6 8.7 3.1 John Edwards C 7-0 13.2 6.7 KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG Eric Haut G 6-0 11.5 2.1 Chris Young G 6-1 12.8 Malerick Bedden F 6-6 11.9

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 55 Non-ConferenceOpponents Shawnee State Texas A&M Corpus Christi VMI Nov. 27, Corpus Christi Challenge Nov. 28, Corpus Christi Challenge Dec. 1, Convocation Center Corpus Christi, TX Corpus Christi, TX ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○

Jeff Hamilton AdamDavenportRonnie Arrow Travis BaileyBart Bellairs Tim Allmond Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Portsmouth, OH Location: Corpus Christi, TX. Location: Lexington, VA Enrollment: 3,800 Enrollment: 8300 Enrollment: 1250 Nickname: Bears Nickname: Islanders Nickname: Keydets Colors: Royal Blue & Dove Gray Colors: Blue, Green and Silver Colors: Red,White and Yellow Conference: American Mideast (NAIA Div.II) Conference: NCAA Independent Conference: Big South President: Dr. Rita Rice Morris President: Dr. Robert Furgason President: Maj. General Josiah Bunting,III Athletic Director: Jim Arnzen Athletic Director: Dan Viola Athletic Director: Donnie White Athletic Phone: 740-351-3285 Athletic Phone: 361-825-2255 Athletic Phone: 540-464-7251 Home Court: James Rhodes Center (2,000) Home Court: American Bank Center (9,000) Home Court: Cameron Hall(5,029) Ticket Office: NA Ticket Office: 361-825-2255 Ticket Office: 540-464-7266 SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID: Jared Shoemaker Basketball SID: Craig Merriman Basketball SID: Wade Branner SID Phone: 740-351-3313 SID Phone: 361-825-3410 SID Phone: 540-464-7253 SID Home Phone: 606-473-1392 SID Home Phone: N/A SID Home Phone: 540-463-5033 Fax: 740-351-3381 Fax: 361-825-3218 Fax: 540-464-7583 SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Press Row Phone: NA Press Row Phone:TBA Press Row Phone: 540-463-6725 Athletics Website:www.Shawnee.edu/programs/ath/index Athletics Website: www.goislanders.com Athletics Website: www.vmikeydets.com COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF

○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Head Coach: Bart Bellairs (Warren Wilson’76) Head Coach: Jeff Hamilton (Wooster ’96) ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Head Coach: Ronnie Arrow School Record/Yrs: 35-30 (2yrs) School Record/Yrs: 68-68(5yrs) School Record/Yrs: 107-173(10 yrs) Career Record/Yrs: same Career Record/Yrs: 182-161 (12 years) Career Record/Yrs: 128-200(12 yrs) Assistant Coaches: Eugene Collins,Jeff Fraley, Curt Grimes Assistant Coaches: Andy Helton, Chuck Taylor,Adam Walsh Assistant Coaches: Grafton Young, Don Burgess, TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION Kevin Martin 2003-04 Record: 15-16 2003-04 Record: 15-11 TEAM INFORMATION Conference Record: 11-8 Conference Record:independent 2003-04 Record: 6-22 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:8/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:10/2 Conference Record: 4-12(7th) Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/2 SERIES VS. ODU SERIES VS. ODU Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 First Meeting Record:First Meeting SERIES VS. ODU KEY RETURNEES: POS HT CL PPG RPG ODU Leads, 17-4 Adam Davenport F 6-6 Sr 12.3 6.8 KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG First Meeting:1967-68, (VMI, 96-88 at VMI) Terrence Davison G 6-0 Jr 9.8 4.4 Thomas Bailey F Sr 6-9 11.2 3.8 Last Meeting: 2003-04 (ODU, 74-52 at Constant Center) Nick Donley G 5-11 Sr 7.9 2.0 Travis Bailey G Sr 6-3 14.2 3.3 KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG RPG Corey Lamkin F Sr 6-6 10.6 8.6 Matt Coward G So 5-10 5.3 1.5 Delano Thomas C 6-9 15.8 11.9 Matt Turner F So 6-7 8.6 4.1 KEY LOSSES PPG Tim Allmond C Sr 6-9 6.2 4.5 Brian Evans 12.4 KEY LOSSES: POS PPG RPG Radee Skipworth F 16.0 6.2

56 Old Dominion University Non-ConferenceOpponents Liberty East Carolina East Tennessee St. Dec. 7, Lynchburg, VA Dec. 12, Greeneville, NC Dec. 18, Convocation Center ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○

Randy Dunton Larry BlairBill Herrion Moussa BadianeMurry Bartow Ben Rhoda Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Lynchburg, VA Location: Greenville, NC Location: Johnson City, Tn. Enrollment: 8500 Enrollment: 21,979 Enrollment: 11,500 Nickname:Flames Nickname: Pirates Nickname: Buccaneers Colors: Red,White & Blue Colors: Purple and Gold Colors: Navy Blue & Old Gold Conference: : Conference USA Conference: Southern Exec. Vice President: Brig. General Dave Young Chancellor: Dr. Steve Ballard President: Dr. Paul Stanton, Jr. Athletic Director: Kim Graham Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Dave Mullins Athletic Phone:434-582-2100 Athletic Phone: NA Athletic Dept. Phone: 423-439-4343 Home Court: Vines Center(9,000) Home Court: Williams Arena at Minges(8,000) Arena: Memoria Center (13,000) Ticket Office: 434-582-7452 Ticket Office: 252-328-4500 Ticket Office: 423-439-5371 SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID: Todd Wetmore Basketball SID: Jody Jones Basketball Contact: Michael White SID Phone:434-582-2292 SID Phone: 252-328-4522 Office Phone: 423-439-4220 SID Home Phone: 434-534-6848 SID Home Phone:252-215-5623 Cell Phone: 423- 956-1461 Fax: 434-582-2076 Fax: 252-328-4528 E-Mail : SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Press Row Phone: 434-582-7451 Press Row Phone: 252-328-0135 Fax: 423-439-6138 Athletics Website: www.libertyflames.com Athletics Website: www.ecupirates.com Press Row: 423-439-5329

COACHING STAFF ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ COACHING STAFF ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Web Address: www.etsubucs.com Head Coach: Randy Dunton(Baptist Bible Head Coach: (Merrimack ’81) COACHING STAFF ‘84) School Record/Yrs: 61-79 (5 yrs) Head Coach: Murry Bartow (UAB ’85) School Record/Yrs: 43-47 (3 yrs) Career Record/Yrs: 228-150(13 yrs) Record at ETSU: 27-6 (1yr) Career Record/Yrs:75-71 (4yrs) Assistant Coaches: Greg Herenda, Dino Pressley,George Career Record: 130-89 (8 yrs) Assistant Coaches: Bob Davis, Chuck Martin, Stephen Leary Stackhouse Assistants: Scott Wagers, Mike Boyd, Will Bailey TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2003-04 Record: 18-15 2003-04 Record: 13-14 2003-04 Record: 27-6 Conference Record: 12-4 (1st) Conference Record: 5-12(11th) Conference Record: 15-1(1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/7 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost:2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 SERIES VS. ODU SERIES VS. ODU: Series vs. ODU: First Meeting Record: ODU leads, 1-0 Record: ODU leads, 32-14 KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG First Meeting: 2003-04, ODU 87-66 at ODU First Meeting: 1966-67, ECU 90-88 at ECU Ben Rhoda G Jr. 6-4 10.7 4.4 Last Meeting: Same Last Meeting: 2002-03, ECU 75-67 at ODU Tim Smith G Jr. 5-9 17.7 4.4 KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG James Anthony G Sr. 6-2 9.6 3.2 Larry Blair G So 6-1 13.2 2.7 Moussa Badiane C Sr 6-10 8.5 6.4 KEY LOSSES POS PPG RPG Brian Woodson G Sr 6-3 5.4 4.0 Mike Cook G So 6-4 10.4 3.5 Zakee Wadood F 14.8 8.0 David Dees G So 6-5 10.5 2.2 KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG RPG KEY LOSSES POS HT PPG RPG Derrick Wiley F 6-4 14.9 5.9 Gabe Martin G/F 6-5 13.7 7.4

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 57 Non-ConferenceOpponents Longwood St. Joseph’s DePaul Dec. 20, Convocation Center Dec. 22, Convocation Center Jan. 2, , IL ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○

Mike Gillian Michael JeffersonPhil Martelli Pat CarrollDave Leitao Drake Diener Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Farmville, VA.. Location: Philadelphia, PA. Location: Chicago, IL Enrollment: 4,300 Enrollment: 3,900 Enrollment: 24,300 Nickname: Lancers Nickname: Hawks Nickname: Blue Demons Colors: Blue and White Colors: Crimson and Gray Colors: Royal Blue and Scarlet Conference: NCAA Independent Conference: : Conference USA President: Dr. Patricia Cormier President: Timothy Lann,S.J. President: Rev. Dennis Holtschneider Athletic Director: Rick Mazzuto Athletic Director: Don DiJulia Athletic Director: Jean L. Ponsetto Athletic Phone: 434-395-2057 Athletic Phone: 610-660-1707 Athletic Phone: 773-325-7526 Home Court: Willett Hall(2,522) Home Court: Alumni Fieldhouse(3,200) Home Court: (17,500) Ticket Office: NA Ticket Office: Ticket Office: 773-325-7526 SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID: Greg Prouty Basketball SID: Marie Wozniak Basketball SID: Scott Reed SID Phone:434-395-2097 SID Phone: 610-660-1727 SID Phone: 773-325-7525 SID Home Phone: 434-392-9679 SID Home Phone: 856-488-7009 SID Home Phone: 773-338-5898 Fax: 434-395-2568 Fax: 610-660-1724 Fax: 773-325-7531 SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Press Row Phone:434-395-2871 Press Row: 610-660-2599 Press Row: TBA Athletics Website: www.longwoodlancers.com Athletics Website: www.sjuhawks.com Athletics Website: www.depaulbluedemons.com

COACHING STAFF ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ COACHING STAFF ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Mike Gillian(N.Adams St.) Head Coach: Phil Martell(Widener’76) Head Coach: (Northeastern’83) School Record/Yrs: 5-22(1 yr) School Record: 179-99(9 yrs) School Record: 38-23(2) Career Record/Yrs: 5-22(1yr) Career Record: Same Career Record: 60-58(4) Assistant Coaches:Bill Reinson,Doug Thibault,LaMar Taylor Assistant Coaches: Monte’ Ross, Mark Bass, Assistant Coaches: , Tyler Jones, Josh Oppenheimer TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2003-04 Record:5-22 2003-04 Record: 30-2 2003-04 Record: 22-10 Conference Record: NCAA Independent Conference Record: 16-0(1st) Conference Record: 12-4(T1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:8/6 Post Season: NCAA Elite Eight Post Season: NCAA 2nd round Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:10/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4 SERIES VS. ODU Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 Starters Returning/Lost:3/2 Record: First Meeting SERIES VS. ODU SERIES VS. ODU Record:SJU leads, 7-2 Record: DePaul leads, 4-2 KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG First Meeting: 1979-80, SJU 52-51 in Scope(KODC) First Meeting:1980-81, ODU 63-62 at Horizon Michael Jefferson G So 6-3 15.1 5.3 Last Meeting: 2003-04, SJU 75-72 in Constant Center Last Meeting: 1987-88, DePaul, 95-88 in Scope Maurice Sumter F So 6-5 11.1 5.4 KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG KEY RETURNEES: POS CL HT PPG RPG Pat Carroll F 6-5 Sr 10.1 3.6 Drake Diener G 6-5 Sr 12.6 4.5 KEY LOSSES: PPG RPG Dwayne Jones C 6-11 Jr 6.4 7.0 Quemont Greer F 6-7 Sr 12.6 7.4 Charles Stephens 22.7 12.4 KEY LOSSES: POS PPG RPG KEY LOSSES: Jameer Nelson G 20.6 4.7 Delonte Holland 16.5 Delonte West G 18.3 5.4

58 Old Dominion University Mark Poag

Sonny Allen RECORDS

Paul Webb

Ron Drews

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 59 Championship Teams

1996-97 Colonial Athletic Association 1994-95 Colonial Athletic Association Champions (21-12 Overall) Champions (21-12 Overall) Left to right, front row: Asst. Coach Jim Corrigan, Head Coach Jeff Capel, Brett Harper, E.J. Left to right, front row: Rob Dalby, Mgr., Duffy Samuels, Mark Johnson, David Harvey, Sherod, Brion Dunlap, Mike Byers, Freddie Bryant, Asst. Coach Milan Brown, Asst. Coach Mike Jones, Petey Sessoms, E.J. Sherod, Brion Dunlap and Jason Barnett, Mgr. Back row: Mark Cline, Athletic Trainer Scott Johnson. Left to right, back row: Mgr. Andria Bane, Mgr. Bobby Collins, Asst. Coach, Kristen Peifer, Mgr., Mark Cline, Asst. Coach, Jason Mike Tyree, Mark Poag, Reggie Bassette, Cal Bowdler, Odell Hodge, Skipper Youngblood, Nickerson, Mario Mullen, Odell Hodge, Derrick Parker, Jeff Mordica, Corey Parker, Jim Brandon Jones, Mgr. Michael Roundtree, Mgr. Jose Irizarry, Mgr. Jackie Jones. Corrigan, Assistant Coach, Piper Blye, Mgr. and Jeff Capel, Head Coach.

1991-92 Colonial Athletic Association 1981-82 ECAC South Champions (15-15 Overall) Champions (18-12 Overall) Left to right, front row: Brian Sheffler, Jason Barnett, Kevin Larkin, John Robinson, Barry Left to right, front row: Paul Webb, Oliver Purnell, Mark Davis, Fred Facka, Ray Braxton, Smith, Donald Anderson, Mike Jones, Tom Rouse. Back row: Scott Johnson, Pete Strickland, Tim Southerland, Gary Buckland, Mark West, Erik Griekspoor, Horace Lambert, Ronnie Steve Trax, Al Grant, Ricardo Leonard, David Harvey, Allon Wright, Petey Sessoms, Keith McAdoo, Billy Mann, Charlie Smith, Eddie Webb, Jim Casciano. Jackson, Joe Leake, Tic Price, Oliver Purnell, Frank Smith.

1979-80 ECAC South 1976-77 ECAC South Champions (25-5 Overall) (25-4 Overall / First Div. I team) Left to right, front row: Big Blue, Mike Mouris, Grant Robinson, Billy Mann, Bobby Left to right, front row: Frank Cox, Benn Potts, Richie Wright, George Darby, Chris Pickett, Haithcock, Ricky Adams, Bobby Vaughan, C. J. Koenig. Back row: Paul Webb, Oliver Mike Ray, Ronnie Valentine, Bobby Haithcock, Tony Flores. Back row: , Oliver Purnell, Ronnie McAdoo, Ronnie Valentine, Bert Kragtwijk, Mark West, Tim Southerland, Purnell, Joey Caruthers, Terry Douglas, Reese Neyland, Jeff Fuhrmann, Wilson Washington, Tommy Branch, Eddie Webb, Mike Pollio. Wayne Piscopo, Bill Herscher, Tommy Conrad, Windell Morrison, Paul Webb.

60 Old Dominion University Championship Teams

1980-81 ECAC Regular Season Champs 1982-83 Sun Belt Regular Season Champs (28-10 Overall) (19-10 Overall) Left- Right: Bert Kragtwijk, Erik Griekspoor, Mark West, Tom Perry, Tim Southerland, Left to right, front row: P.Vesci, M. Dean, R. Wade, F Facka, G. Robinson, C. Smith, K. Ray Broxton, Ronnie McAdoo, Billy Mann, Grant Robinson, Ricky Adams, and Thomas, T. Calloway, B. Kirkpatrick. Back row, left to right: P. Webb, O. Purnell, M. Bobby Vaughan. Davis, G. Buckland, C. Hanley, M. West, H. Lambert, K. Gattison, T. Southerland, E. Webb, T Franklin.

1985-86 Sun Belt Regular Season Champs 1993-94 CAA Regular Season Champs (23-8 Overall) (21-10 Overall) Left to right, front row: Ron Ganulin, Sylvester Charles, Frnk Smith, Ronnie Wade, Left-Right-Front Row: Corey Robinson, Mike Jones, Kevin Swann, Kevin Kenny Gattison, Clarence Hanley, Darryl Tolson, and Eddie Jordan. Back row, left to Larkin, Allon Wright, and Mario Mullen. Back Row: Tom Rouse(Mgr.), Rob Dalby (Mgr.), right: Art Perry, Dee Pritchett, Kennell Jones, Keith Thomas, David Carlyle, Garrick Corey Parker, Petey Sessoms, Derrrick Parker , Odell Hodge, David Harvey, Mark Johnson, Davis, Bernhard Royster, Steve Trax, and . E.J. Sherod, Kristen Peifer(Mgr.) and Jason Barnett (Mgr.).

1974-75 NCAA Division II 1975-76 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, Left to right, front row: Windell Morrison, Tommy Conrad, Jeff Fuhrmann, Wilson Oliver Purnell, Leon Hylton, Jeff Furhmann, Joey O’Brien, Curtis Cole. Back row: Mike Washington, Dave Moyer, Reese Neyland and Joey Caruthers. Back row, left to right: Terry Wrigley, Carol Hudson, Jr., Rich Tackaberry, Tommy Street, Jay Rountree, Wilson Douglas, Rich Tackaberry, Ray Peszko, Leon Hylton, Bill Herscher. Washington, , Charlie Wollum, Ed Hall.

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 61 Championship Teams

1970-71 NCAA Division II 1968-69 Mason-Dixon Conference National Finalists (21-9 Overall) Champions (21-10 Overall) Left to right, front row: Ken Gathy, Parke Congleton, Jack Baker, Joel Copeland, Steve Cox, Front sitting, middle: John O’Hara. Left to right, front row: Ken Hopkins, Steve Cox, Skip Dave Twardzik, Berry Roach, Ricky Michaelsen, Rick Nau. Back row, left to right: Coach Noble, Harry Lozon, Ron Drews, Billy Hayes. Standing, back row: Sonny Allen, Dick St. Marion Carroll, Mgr. Larry Crowder, Skip Noble, Terry Foster, Jay Rountree, Randy Clair, Buttons Speakes, Harry Roach, Billy Turner, Ken Gathy, Marion Carroll. Coulling, Charles Harrington, Coach Steve Cottrell, Coach Sonny Allen.

All-Conference Monarchs COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ALL SUN BELT SELECTIONS ALL-CONFERENCE Mark West 1983 ...... First Team Ricardo Leonard 1992 ...... First Team Charlie Smith 1983 ...... Second Team Petey Sessoms 1993 ...... First Team Charlie Smith 1984 ...... Honorable Mention Odell Hodge 1993 ...... Second Team Mark Davis 1984 ...... Honorable Mention Keith Jackson 1993 ...... Second Team Keith Thomas 1984 ...... Honorable Mention Odell Hodge 1994 ...... First Team Kenny Gattison 1985 ...... First Team Petey Sessoms 1994 ...... First Team Clarence Hanley 1985 ...... Honorable Mention Petey Sessoms 1995 ...... First Team Mark Davis 1985 ...... Honorable Mention Mike Jones 1995 ...... Second Team Kenny Gattison 1986 ...... First Team Joe Bunn 1996 ...... First Team Keith Thomas 1986 ...... Second Team Odell Hodge 1996 ...... First Team Frank Smith 1986 ...... Honorable Mention Odell Hodge 1997 ...... First Team Anthony Carver 1988 ...... Second Team Mark Poag 1998 ...... Second Team Anthony Carver 1989 ...... Second Team Smith Cal Bowdler 1999 ...... First Team Chris Gatling 1989 ...... First Team Andre McCullum 2000 ...... Seond Team Anthony Carver 1990 ...... First Team Andre McCullum 2001 ...... Seond Team Chris Gatling 1990 ...... First Team Pierre Greene 2001 ...... Seond Team Ricardo Marsh 2002 ...... Second Team ALL MASON DIXON SELECTIONS Ricardo Marsh 2003 ...... First Team Randy Leddy 1966 ...... First Team Alex Loughton 2003 ...... First Team Bob Pritchett 1967 ...... First Team Isaiah Hunter 2004 ...... Third Team Dick St. Clair 1969 ...... First Team John Waller 2004 ...... Third Team

ECAC ALL-SOUTH SELECTIONS Wilson Washington 1977 ...... First Team Ronnie Valentine 1978 ...... Second Team Ronnie Valentine 1979 ...... First Team Ronnie Valentine 1980 ...... First Team Ronnie McAdoo 1980 ...... First Team Leonard Ronnie McAdoo 1981 ...... First Team Mark West 1981 ...... Second Team Ronnie McAdoo 1982 ...... First Team Mark West 1982 ...... First Team

62 Old Dominion University All-Conference Monarchs CAA ALL TOURNAMENT CAA ALL DEFENSIVE TEAM Ricardo Leonard 1992 (MVP) Donald Anderson 1992-93 Keith Jackson 1992 Kevin Larkin 1993-94 Donald Anderson 1992 Kevin Swann 1993-94 Odell Hodge 1994 (MVP) Duffy Samuels 1994-95 Mike Jones 1994 Petey Sessoms 1994-95 Kevin Swann 1994 Duffy Samuels 1995-96 Petey Sessoms 1995 (MVP) Odell Hodge 1996-97 Mario Mullen 1995 Cal Bowdler 1997-98 & 98-99 Mike Jones 1995 Clifton Jones 2000-01 Joe Bunn 1996 Rasheed Wright 2002-03 Odell Hodge 1997 (MVP) Alex Loughton 2004 St. Clair Brion Dunlap 1997 Mike Byers 1997 SUN BELT SOPHOMORE OF THE YEAR Cal Bowdler 1999 Anthony Carver 1988 Andre McCullum 1999 Chris Gatling 1989 Alex Loughton 2004 SUN BELT JUNIOR OF THE YEAR ECAC SOUTH ALL TOURNAMENT Chris Gatling 1990 SELECTIONS Wilson Washington 1977 SUN BELT SENIOR OF THE YEAR Ronnie Valentine 1977 Mark West 1983 Mark West 1980 (MVP) Kenny Gattison 1986 Mark West 1982 (MVP) Chris Gatling 1991

SUN BELT ALL TOURNAMENT COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL DISTRICT SELECTIONS Gray Eubank 1975 ...... District III Charlie Smith 1984 Dave Moyer 1976 ...... District III Purnell Mark Davis 1985 Reese Neyland 1976 ...... District III Keith Thomas 1986 Kevin Larkin 1993 and 1994 District III Chris Gatling 1989 Chris Gatling 1991 (MVP) CONFERENCE ALL ACADEMIC Ricardo Leonard 1991 Steve Trax 1986, 1987, 1988 Dee Pritchett 1989, 1990 PLAYER OF THE YEAR HONORS Cyril Cox 1990, 1991 Ronnie Valentine 1980 ...... ECAC South Kevin Larkin 1992, 1993 1994 Kenny Gattison 1986 ...... Sun Belt Kevin Swann 1994 Chris Gatling 1990 ...... Sun Belt Alex Loughton 2004 Chris Gatling 1991 ...... Sun Belt Odell Hodge 1994 ...... CAA COACH OF THE YEAR HONORS Petey Sessoms 1995 ...... CAA Paul Webb 1979 ...... ECAC North-South Odell Hodge 1997 ...... CAA Tom Young 1986 ...... Sun Belt Oliver Purnell 1993 ...... CAA ALL FRESHMEN/ROOKIE HONORS Jeff Capel 1995 ...... CAA Swann Ronnie Valentine 1977 ...... ECAC-South Mark West 1980 ...... ECAC-South NATIONAL AND REGIONAL Grant Robinson 1980 ...... ECAC-South COACH OF THE YEAR HONORS Charlie Smith 1982 ...... ECAC-South Sonny Allen 1969 ...... NCAA District III Frank Smith 1985 ...... Sun Belt Sonny Allen 1971 ...... NCAA District III Garrick Davis 1986 ...... Sun Belt Sonny Allen 1974 ...... NCAA District III Anthony Carver 1987 ...... Sun Belt Sonny Allen 1975 ...... AP and NABC National Donald Grant 1988 ...... Sun Belt Oliver Purnell 1993 ...... NABC District 4 Ricardo Leonard 1989 ...... Sun Belt Jeff Capel 1995 ...... NABC District 4 Chuck Evans 1990 ...... Sun Belt Joe Leake 1991 ...... Sun Belt VIRGINIA COLLEGIATE Petey Sessoms 1992 ...... CAA COACH OF THE YEAR HONORS Mario Mullen 1993 ...... CAA Oliver Purnell 1994 ...... Richmond Times-Dispatch Odell Hodge 1993 ...... CAA Jeff Capel 1997 ...... VaSID Brion Dunlap 1995 ...... CAA Mike Byers 1996 ...... CAA REGIONAL AND NATIONAL TOURNAMENT HONORS Pritchett Mark Poag 1996 ...... CAA Wilson Washington 1975 ...... NCAA Div. II Finals MVP Ricardo Marsh 2000 ...... CAA Joey Caruthers 1975 ...... NCAA Div. II Regional MVP FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Jeff Furhman 1976 ...... NCAA Div. II Anthony Carver 1987 ...... Sun Belt Chuck Evans 1990 ...... Sun Belt Odell Hodge 1993 ...... CAA Mark Poag 1996 ...... CAA Monarch Basketball 2004-05 63 Post-Season Results 1996-97 W 69-56 Richmond W 70-62 William and Mary Post-Season Game Boxes ld Dominion University has been National Invitation Tournament W 62-58 James Madison (OT) First Round a regular in post-season play 1997-98 W 60-56 James Madison NCAA Division II since the 1968-69 season. March 9, 1977, Norfolk, Virginia O L 51-54 UNC Wilmington National Championship Game Villanova 71, Old Dominion 68 The Monarchs have been selected for 1998-99 W 65-62 ECU (OT) March 19, 1971, Evansville, Indiana (overtime) post season play in 23 of the past 35 years, W 66-49 VCU Evansville 97, Old Dominion 82 including 16 appearances in 28 years of Di- L 58-63 George Mason (Finals) Villanova 71–K. Herron 8-18, 6-6, 6, 2, 22; vision I competition (1976-77). In 105 post 1999-2000 L 55-67 Richmond ODU 82–Couling 2-9, 1-2, 6, 1, 5; Noble 7-16, 2-4, L.Herron 10-20, 0-0, 5, 2, 20; Olive 5-13, 3-3, 12, 2000-2001 W 53-47 William & Mary (OT) 11, 5, 16; Cox 6-9, 3-4, 9, 3, 15; Nau 0-5, 1-3, 2, 2, 1; season games (Conference, NCAA and 5, 13; Robinson 2-5, 0-0, 2, 5, 4; Rigsby 2-6, 0-0, 8, L 54-57 UNCW Twardzik 6-16, 1-2, 6, 1, 13; Foster 4-6, 0-1, 2, 3, 8; NIT) since 1967, Old Dominion has com- 4, 4; Sparrow 1-1, 2-2, 1, 1, 4 ; Rogers 1-4, 0-0, 2, 2, 2001-2002 L 54-58 VCU Copeland 10-18, 0-1, 12, 1, 20; Baker 1-2, 0-1, 0, 0, 2; Underman 1-3, 0-2, 1, 0, 2; Totals: 30-70 (.429); piled a 59-48 record, including a 42-28 2002-2003 L 52-61 Drexel 2; Gathy 0-3, 0-0, 3, 0; Congleton 1-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 2; record in Division I play. 11-13 (.849), 39, 21, 71 2003-2004 W 82-68 Hofstra Roach 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Rountree 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Old Dominion 68–Washington 8-16, 3-7, 13, 4, The Monarchs made its biggest im- 2003-2004 L 67-84 VCU Totals: 37-85 (.435); 8-18 (.444); 48, 19, 82. 19; Valentine 9-17, 3-6, 13, 2, 21; Fuhrmann 6-10, pression in the 1995 NCAA tournament CAA Record: 17-10 Evansville 97–Coffey 8-13, 6-6, 4, 3, 22; 0-0, 2, 4, 12; Caruthers 6-12, 0-0, 1, 3, 12; Douglas with a stunning, 89-81 triple overtime vic- Wellemeyer 7-14, 2-3, 2, 0, 16; Clayton 4-9, 1-1, 8, EASTERN COLLEGE 1-1, 0-0, 3, 0, 2; Conrad 1-2, 0-0, 3, 1, 2; Wright 0- tory over third seed and Big East Cham- 3, 9; Buse 9-17, 5-6, 6, 2, 23; Smith 5-7, 0-0, 5, 1, 4, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Neyland 0-2, 0-0, 3, 1, 0; Ray 0-0, 0- pion Villanova, in Albany, NY. ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 10; John 0-1, 1-2, 4, 2, 1; Martin 4-8, 3-5, 4, 3, 11; (ECAC North-South) 0, 1, 1, 0; Haithcock 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Totals: 31-65 Old Dominion made its initial ap- Welmer 0-1, 1-1, 2, 0, 1; M.Kissic 0-0, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; (.477), 6-13 (.472), 44, 16, 68. Fouled Out: Olive pearance in the NCAA Division I tour- 1976-77 W 80-58 at Georgetown (South Finals) Stebbins 1-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 2; Oliver 0-0, 2-2, 1, 0, 2; and Robinson (Villanova); Technicals: ODU L 64-67 Syracuse (N-S Finals) nament in 1980, dropping an 87-74 deci- Totals: 38-71 (.535); 21-26 (.808), 37, 15, 97. Fouled Bench; Scores by Halves: VU 30-35-6-71; ODU 1978-79 L 52-73 Georgetown Out: Noble (ODU); Scores by Halves: ODU 40- sion to eventual NCAA tournament run- (Finals at U. of Richmond) 37-28-3-68. Att.: 9,500; Officials: Wirtz, Austin. ner-up UCLA. Old Dominion’s second 42-82; Evansville 51-46-97. Att.: 13,124; Officials: 1979-80 W 112-59 Catholic U. (Hampton, Va.) Palesse, Fouty. NCAA tournament game came in March W 75-59 William & Mary National Invitation Tournament of 1982 with a 74-57 loss to Wake Forest. W 80-62 Navy (Finals) First Round NCAA Division II March 7, 1979, Norfolk, Virginia In 1985, Old Dominion lost to SMU in 1980-81 L 77-81 Richmond (Hampton, Va.) National Championship Game Hartford, CT. In 1986 the Monarchs de- 1981-82 W 70-62 George Mason (Scope) Old Dominion 83, Wagner 81 W 77-69 Richmond March 14, 1975, Evansville, Indiana feated West Virginia in the first round, 72- Old Dominion 76, New Orleans 74 Wagner 81–Ciampaglio 6-10, 3-4, 3-5-15; 64, before losing to NCAA runner-up W 58-57 James Madison (Finals) Jimerson 0-4, 1, 2, 2, 0, 1; Hopkins 8-22, 7-8, 14, 2, ECAC Record: 7-3 Duke in the second round. In 1992, Old ODU 76–Eubank 5-14, 0-0, 3, 3, 10; Fuhrmann 4- 23; Denza 4-11, 4-4, 7, 2, 12; Hillard 0-2, 0-0, 1, 2, Dominion lost to NCAA quarterfinalist 8, 0-0, 5, 2, 8; Washington 10-13, 1-1, 12, 2, 21; 0; Aponte 3-5, 0-0, 3, 0, 6; Johnson 9-13, 2-2, 2, 2, SUN BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Purnell 4-8, 4-5, 4, 3, 12; Caruthers 7-17, 1-2, 3, 3, Kentucky in the NCAA East Region at 20; Lewis 0-1, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Tigar 2-3, 0-0, 1, 1, 4; 1982-83 L 59-63 Jacksonville 15; Street 3-4, 4-5, 5, 0, 10; Rountree 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, Worcester, MA. In 1994, the Monarchs Totals: 32-71 (.451), 17-20 (.850), 35, 15, 81. (Birmingham, AL) 0; Totals: 33-64 (.516), 10-13 (.769); 35, 13, 76. ODU 83–Valentine 9-14, 3-5, 13, 4, 21; Branch 11- reached the second round of the NIT. 1983-84 W 79-68 Jacksonville UNO 74–Carnovale 8-12, 2-2, 4, 2, 18; Pace 0-5, The Monarchs appeared in the Na- 17, 1-1, 6, 2, 23; Ray 3-4, 0-2, 3, 4, 6; Vaughan 5- (Birmingham, AL) 0-0, 6, 1, 0; Hyatt 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Holland 14-24, 11, 0-0, 3, 4, 10; Conrad 7-9, 1-2, 2, 3, 15; Adams tional Invitational Tournament in 1977, W 78-72 Western Kentucky 0-0, 5, 1, 28; Mills 9-16, 2-2, 6, 1, 20; Stackhouse 1- 0-2, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Haithcock 1-2, 0-0, 0, 1, 2; Mann 1979, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1988, 1993, 1994 and L 60-62 Alabama-Birmingham 2, 0-2, 2, 5, 2; Warren 1-9, 0-0, 6, 3, 2; Booker 1-3, (Finals) 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Ellis 3-4, 0-0, 0, 0, 6; Totals: 39-64 1999. In 1979, the Monarchs advanced to 0-0, 1, 1, 2; Crumo 0-2, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Kennedy 0-1, (.609), 5-10 (.500), 33, 19, 83: Fouled Out: the quarterfinals with wins over Wagner, 1984-85 W 84-66 South Alabama 0-0, 2, 1, 0; Cooper 1-5, 0-0, 8, 2, 2;Totals: 35-79 (Hampton, VA) Ciamplaglio (W); Scores by Halves: WU 36-45- and Clemson, before losing at Purdue. (.443), 4-6 (.667), 43, 17, 74. Fouled Out: 81; ODU 28-55-83. Att.: 5,193; Officials: Sell and W 68-67 Alabama-Birmingham Stackhouse (UNO). Scores by Halves: ODU 44- Old Dominion’s post-season game- L 82-87 VCU (Finals) Brown by-game results follow. 1985-86 W 76-67 UNC Charlotte 32-76; UNO 38-36-74; Att.: 4,046; Officials: Moser, (Birmingham, AL) Morgan. L 61-67 Jacksonville 1986-87 L 58-60 at Western Kentucky (Bowling Green, KY) 1987-88 W 86-84 Western Kentucky (ot) NCAA TOURNAMENT (Richmond, VA) 1979-80 L 74-87 UCLA ( at Arizona) 9th L 69-91 at VCU 1981-82 L 57-74 Wake Forest 1988-89 L 87-89 Alabama-Birmingham (ot) (Charlotte, NC) 10th (Charlotte, NC) 1984-85 L 68-85 SMU (Hartford, CT) 12th 1989-90 L 88-94 Jacksonville 1985-86 W 72-64 West Virginia (Birmingham, AL) (Greensboro, NC) 8th 1990-91 W 94-88 Alabama-Birmingham (ot) L 61-89 Duke (Greensboro, NC) (Mobile, AL) 1991-92 L 69-88 Kentucky W 72-69 South Florida (Worcester, MA) 15th L 81-86 at South Alabama (Finals) 1994-95 W 89-81 Villanova Sun Belt Record: 8-9 (Albany, NY)-3 ot 14th L 52-64 Tulsa (Albany, NY) MASON DIXON CONFERENCE 1996-97 L 51-55 New Mexico (Pittsburgh, PA) 14th 1966-67 W 102-53 Baltimore (Washington, DC) NCAA Record: 2-7 L 74-68 Bridgewater 1967-68 W 93-86 Baltimore (Washington, DC) NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT L 78-82 Catholic U. 1976-77 L 71-68 Villanova (ot) 1968-69 W 75-57 Towson State (Ashland, VA) 1978-79 W 83-81 Wagner W 82-74 Mt. St. Mary’s W 61-59 at Clemson (2 ot) W 99-90 Baltimore (Finals) 5-2 L 59-67 at Purdue (quarterfinals) 1980-81 L 60-74 at Georgia NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT 1982-83 L 90-100 at South Carolina 1968-69 L 60-68 Oglethorpe (at Norfolk State) 1983-84 L 62-67 at Notre Dame L102-113 at Norfolk State 1987-88 L 73-86 at Ohio State 1969-70 L 79-86 at Georgia Southern 1992-93 W 74-68 Virginia Commonwealth W 93-0 Mt. St. Mary’s L 60-58 at Miami-Ohio 1970-71 W 89-65 Stetson (at ODU) 1993-94 W 76-74 Manhattan W 102-97 Norfolk State (Region Final) L 75-79 at Bradley W 81-80 Puget Sound (Evansville, IN) 1998-99 W 75-56 Seton Hall (FH) W 97-83 Kentucky Wesleyan L 62-75 at Butler L 82-97 at Evansville (NCAA Final) NIT Record: 5-9 1972-73 W 80-74 Fayetteville State (Roanoke, VA) COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION L 87-88 at Roanoke (ot) (Reg.Final) (Richmond, Virginia) 1973-74 W 80-77 Rollins (at ODU) 1991-92 W 77-67 UNC Wilmington L 76-89 Norfolk State W 62-58 Richmond (Regional Final) W 78-73 James Madison 1974-75 W 95-72 Baltimore (at ODU) (Championship) W 83-76 Randolph-Macon 1992-93 L 67-73 East Carolina (Regional Final) 1993-94 W 83-58 William and Mary W 78-62 North Dakota W 76-72 Richmond (Evansville, IN) L 76-77 James Madison W 77-60 Tennessee State (Championship) W 76-74 New Orleans (NCAA Final) 1994-95 W 110-94 George Mason 1975-76 W 86-77 Madison (at ODU) W 77-67 American (ot) W 73-57 Baltimore (Regional Final) W 80-75 James Madison W 90-85 Cheyney State Bobby Vaughan dished out ten assists against Wagner in the 1979 NIT. (Championship) (Quarters at ODU) 1995-96 W 75-72 James Madison L 78-83 Puget Sound (Evansville, IN) L 39-59 UNC Wilmington L 74-78 Eastern (NCAA Fourth Place) NCAA Div. II Record: 15-8 64 Old Dominion University Post-Season Results National Invitation Tournament 6-10, 3-5, 3, 4, 15; Branch 4-12, 0-0, 2, 4, 8; Second Round Southerland 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Haithcock 0-1, 2-2, March 12, 1979, Clemson, South Carolina 2, 1, 2; Kragtwijk 2-3, 0-0, 1, 1, 4; Griekspoor 0-0, Old Dominion 61, Clemson 59 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Totals: 30-76 (.394), 14-17 (.820), 39, (2 overtimes) 29, 74; UCLA 74–Vandeweghe 11-20, 12-16, 9, 2, 34; ODU 61–Branch 5-9, 0-0, 4, 4, 10; McAdoo 7-13, Wilkes 5-8, 5-6, 6, 3, 15; Sanders 4-9, 3-3, 18, 3, 11; 0-1, 16, 3, 14; Ray 1-6, 3-4, 3, 2, 5; Vaughan 5-10, Foster 4-6, 3-3, 0, 5, 11; Holton 3-6, 6-7, 1, 3, 12; 0-0, 1, 2, 10; Conrad 2-5, 2-2, 2, 5, 6; Adams 0-3, Daye 2-4, 0-0, 1, 1, 4; Pruitt 0-2, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Ander- 0-0, 3, 1, 0; Mann 1-1, 0-0, 1, 2, 2; Ellis 0-0, 1-2, 3, son 0-1, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Totals: 29-56 (.517), 29-35 2, 1; Haithcock 3-4, 7-8, 4, 1, 13; Totals: 24-51 (.838), 39, 19, 87. Fouled Out: Valentine (ODU), (.471), 13-17 (.764), 40, 22, 61. Foster (UCLA). Technicals: Branch (ODU); Scores Clemson 59–Nance 4-8, 0-1, 8, 3, 8; Dickerson 3- by Halves: ODU 28-46-74; UCLA 36-51-87; Offi- 4, 0-1, 1, 5, 6; Campbell 4-10, 0-2, 15, 3, 8; Conrad cials: Spitier, Clougherty, Wirtz. 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, National Invitation Tournament 0-3, 4, 1, 4 ;Walker 1-1, 0-0, 0, 1, 2; Totals: 27-61 First Round (.443), 5-15 (.333), 33, 22, 59: Fouled Out: Conrad March 11, 1981, Athens, Georgia (ODU), Dickerson (Clemson); Scores by Halves: Georgia 74, Old Dominion 60 ODU 36-23-0-2-61; CU 35-24-0-0-59; Att.: 9,713; Officials: Yarbrough and Shea 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; National Invitation Tournament Vaughan 5-15, 0-0, 10; Kragtwijk, 2-4, 0-0, 4; Quarter Finals Adams 0-1, 0-0, 0; Broxton 2-4, 0-0, 4; Totals: 28- March 15, 1979, W. Lafayette, Indiana 77 (.364), 4-4 (1000), 60. Purdue 67, Old Dominion 59 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 ODU 59–Branch 4-9, 0-1, 3, 4, 8; McAdoo 5-13, 0- 4-10, 0-0, 8; Morris 0-2, 1-2, 1; Fowler 1-2, 0-0, 2; 0, 8, 4, 10; Ellis 4-8, 6-7, 3, 5, 14; Vaughan 5-11, 4- Wallace 1-1, 0-0, 2; Truesdale 1-1, 0-0, 2; Totals: 5, 5, 4, 14; Conrad 3-5, 2-2, 8, 4, 8; Haithcock 0-5, 29-66 (.439), 16-21 (.800), 74. Fouled Out: None; 2-2, 4, 2, 2; Adams 0-2, 0-0, 2, 0, 0; Mann 0-3, 3-4, Scores by Halves: ODU 20-40-60; GA 32-42-74; 3, 3, 3 Totals: 21-56 (.375), 17-21 (.810), 37, 26, 59. Att.: 8,150. 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 NCAA Tournament First Round 2-3, 2-3, 2, 5, 6; Sichting 2-7, 4-4, 2, 2, 8; Edmonson March 11, 1982, Charlotte, North Carolina 1-2, 2-2, 3, 1, 4; S. Walker 0-0, 2-2, 2, 0, 2; Scearce Wake Forest 74, ODU 57 3-4, 2-2, 6, 0, 8. Totals: 24-50 (.480), 19-29 (.655), 31, 19, 67. Fouled Out: Ellis (ODU), B. Walker ODU 57–Southerland 1-3, 0-0, 2, 3, 2; McAdoo (Purdue), Technicals: Carroll and Branch; Scores 7-12, 3-5, 12, 4, 17; West 3-7, 0-0, 4, 5, 6; Smith 5- by Halves: ODU 28-31-59; Purdue 33-34-67; Att.: 12, 3-4, 2, 3, 13; Mann 1-9, 2-2, 1, 3, 4; Robinson 2- 14,123; Officials: Wortman, Clougherty. 4, 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, NCAA Tournament First Round 0, 0; Buckland 0-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Griekspoor, 0-2, 0- March 7, 1980, Tempe, Arizona 0, 3, 0, 0; Totals: 22-58 (.379), 13-18 (.722), 36, 27, UCLA 87, Old Dominion 74 57. Wake Forest 74–Toms 0-3, 0-0, 3, 3, 0; Morgan 4- ODU 87–McAdoo 11-17, 3-3, 12, 4, 25; Valentine 5, 3-5, 5, 5, 11; Johnstone 3-6, 0-0, 1, 5, 6; Young 5- 5-19, 4-5, 2, 5, 14; West 0-0, 0-0, 5, 4, 0; Mann 2- 7, 3-4, 3, 2, 13; Helms 7-9, 4-5, 0, 2, 18; Rudd 0-1, 10, 2-2, 7, 2, 6; Robinson 0-5, 0-0, 1, 4, 0; Vaughan 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: 26- 3-4, 0, 4, 19; Hicks 1-8, 4-4, 5, 0, 6; Howard 0-0, 2- 44 (.591), 22-32 (.688), 28, 20, 74. Fouled Out: 3, 0, 0, 2; Price 3-9, 0-0, 3, 2, 6; Keepson 1-1, 5-6, Morgan and Johnstone (WF), West, Robinson 11, 0 7.Totals: 23-31 (.451), 21-28 (.750), 40, 15, 67. (ODU). Technicals: ODU (Bench) Scores by Fouled Out: None; Scores by Halves: ODU 29- Halves: ODU 28-29-57; WF 30-44-74; Att.: 11,220; 33-62; ND 33-34-67; Att.: 5,442; Officials: Grillo, Officials: Yarbrough, Weiler, Holly. Bair, Hooker. National Invitation Tournament NCAA Tournament First Round First Round March 14, 1985, Hartford, Connecticut March 16, 1983, Columbia, South Carolina SMU 85, Old Dominion 68 South Carolina 100, ODU 90 ODU 68–Davis 14-22, 4-4, 10, 4, 32; Gattison 5- ODU 90–Wade 4-8, 4-5, 4, 4, 12; Gattison 6-9, 2-5, 15, 1-2, 10, 4, 11; Hanley 2-6, 1-2, 3, 4, 5; F. Smith 9, 1, 14; West 7-12, 2-3, 11, 4, 16; Robinson 2-7, 4- 1-5, 1-2, 1, 1, 3; Thomas 2-13, 0-0, 5, 2, 4; C. Smith 4, 1, 5, 8; Smith 9-20, 1-2, 3, 5, 19; Thomas 4-10, 2- 4-9, 1-2, 2, 0, 9; Charles 2-5, 0-0, 2, 0, 4; R. Wade 2, 4, 5, 10; Davis 5-11, 1-2, 2, 2, 11; Lambert 0-0, 0- 0-0, 0-1, 0, 1, 0; Lambert 0-1, 0-0, 1, 2, 0; Trax 0-1, 1, 1, 3, 0; Buckland 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Calloway 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Tolson 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Facka 0-0, 0-0, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Totals: 37-77 (.480), 16-24 (.667), 40, 0, 0, 0; Totals:30-77 (.390), 8-13 (.615), 38, 18, 68. 30, 90. SMU 85–Pink 0-0, 0-0, 2, 1, 0; Davis 8-14, 1-1, 15, USC 100–Foster 11-14, 9-13, 12, 4, 31; Jergenson 1, 17; Koncak 8-14, 1-6 11, 4, 17; Moore 6-8, 2-4, 2, 1-4, 2-2, 8, 5, 4; Brittain 2-7, 2-2, 9, 3, 6; Peacock 3- 2, 14; Wright 8-16, 2-2, 3, 1, 18; Lewis 1-3, 0-0, 2, 6, 11-13, 1, 3, 17; Hawthorne 4-10, 6-6, 1, 1, 14; 2, 2; Williams 7-7, 1-2, 6, 1, 15; Johnson 0-2, 2-2, Holmes 11-17, 2-3, 6, 3, 24; Martin 1-3, 0-0, 0, 0, 2; 0, 1, 2; Thomas 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; P. Luddy 0-0, 0-0, Kendall 0-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Darmody 0-1, 1-2, 2, 1, 1; 0, 0, 0. Totals:38-64 (.594), 9-17 (.529), 44, 13, 85. Sanderson 0-1, 1-1, 1, 0, 1; Totals: 34-64 (.516), Fouled Out: None; Scores by Halves: ODU 28- 34-42 (.809), 43, 20, 100. Fouled Out: Jergenson 40-68; SMU 36-49-85; Att.: 10,246; Officials: (USC), Robinson, Smith, Thomas (ODU). Ferguson, Hackney, Moreau. Technichal Wade (ODU); Scores by Halves: ODU 33-57-90; USC 40-60-100. Att.: 8,327; Officials: Silvester, Pavia. Bonder. NCAA Tournament First Round March 13, 1986, Greensboro, North Carolina National Invitation Tournament Old Dominion 72, West Virginia 64 First Round March 14, 1984, South Bend, Indiana WVU 64–Yearwood 6-10, 0-0, 8, 5, 12; Brown 2- Notre Dame 67, Old Dominion 62 7, 0-0, 6, 2, 4; Pinkney 3-4, 0-0, 4, 5, 6; Harley 5- 18, 1-2, 3, 4, 11; Blaney 6-13, 5-7, 3, 3, 17; Odopm ODU 62–Gattison 4-8, 2-5, 8, 4, 10; Davis 7-16, 2- 3-9, 2-2, 5, 5, 8; Prue 2-3, 0-0, 5, 3, 4; Brooks 0-0, 0- 2, 7, 3, 16; Hanley 5-11, 0-0, 6, 4, 10; Thomas 3-7, 0, 0, 1, 0; Sernisch 1-3, 0-0, 3, 1, 2; Totals: 28- 0-0, 4, 5, 6; Smith 8-18, 0-2, 3, 4, 16; Wade 0-2, 4-6, 67(.418) 8-11 (.727), 40, 29, 64. 3, 2, 4; Facka 0-0, 0-0, 1, 1, 0;Totals:27-62 (.435), 8- ODU 72–Gattison 9-12, 9-11, 9, 4, 27; Wade 5-7, Ronnie McAdoo grabbed 16 rebounds in the Monarchs’ 61-59 double overtime NIT 15 (.533), 35, 23, 62. 2-7, 6, 3, 12; Hanley 1-4, 0-0, 3, 0, 2; Smith 3-11, 2- win over Clemson in 1979. Notre Dame 67–Dolan 2-2, 2-4, 7, 4, 6; Royal 0-4, 3, 1, 2, 8; Thomas 6-12, 7-8, 2, 2, 19; Charles 1-1, 0-0, 4, 1, 0; Barlow 8-12, 5-7, 2, 4, 21; Sluby 8-15, 0-1, 3, 1, 2; Royster 0-2, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Davis 0-0, 2-2,

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 65 Post-Season Results 2, 1, 2; Tolson 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Totals: 25-49 (.510), Att.: 6,473. National Invitational Tournament First 22-32 (.688), 30, 14, 72 Fouled Out: Yearwood, NIT Tournament Second Round NCAA East Regional Round Pinkney, Odom (WVU); Scores by Halves: WVU March 22, 1993, Oxford, Ohio March 19, 1995 March 10, 1999 31-33-64; ODU 34-38-72; Att.: 8,328 Officials: Miami-Ohio 60, Old Dominion 58 Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, New York ODU Fieldhouse,Norfolk,VA Dibler, Ballesteros, Dodge. Tu lsa 64, Old Dominion 52 Seton Hall 56, Old Dominion 75 ODU 58–Sessoms 2-11, 5-6, 4, 1, 10; Mullen 1-3, SH (56)- Jordan 3-7, 2-2, 6, 1, 8, 36; Saunders 4- NCAA Tournament Second Round 6-6, 4, 2, 8; Hodge 4-7, 0-0, 8, 4, 8; Anderson 3-5, ODU 52–Sessoms 7-18, 2-3, 5, 3, 17; Mullen 1-6, 16, 1-1, 6, 10, 1, 37; Manga 1-6, 2-4, 5, 4, 1, 25; March 15, 1986, Greensboro, North Carolina 2-3, 1, 1, 10; Jackson 4-12, 0-0, 1, 2, 11; Swann 0-2, 2-3, 8, 3, 4; Harvey 3-7, 2-2 8, 1, 8; Dunlap 0-4, 0- Shine 0-7, 4-4, 4, 4, 0, 19; Kaukenas 7-17, 3-4, 7, Duke 89, Old Dominion 61 4-4, 0, 0, 4; Larkin 1-2, 0-0, 0, 3, 2; Harvey 2-2, 0- 0, 1, 1, 0; Jones 8-17, 1-2, 4, 4, 19; Sherod 1-3, 0-0, 19, 2, 36; Holloway 3-9, 3- 4, 3, 9, 2, 22; Moore 1- 0, 5, 1, 4 Jones 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; D. Parker 0-0, 1-2, 0-0, 2, 2; Samuels 0-1, 0-0, 1, 2, 0; D. Parker 1-1, 0- 5, 0-0, 2, 2, 1, 12; Garrett 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0, 13. ODU 61–Wade 3-5, 4-6, 2, 2, 10; Gattison 7-17, 3- 1, 0, 1; Totals: 17-44 (.386), Three-Point Shots: 6- 0, 3, 1, 2; Johnson 0-0 0-0, 0, 0, 0; C. Parker 0-0, 0- Totals 19-67 (.284), 15-19 (.789), Rebs: 36. 7, 5, 3, 17; Hanley 0-2, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Smith 1-4, 1-2, 12 (.500), Sessoms (1-3), Mullen (0-1), Anderson 0, 0, 0, 0.Totals:21-57 (.370), 7-10 (.700), 32, 17, 52. Three-pointers: 3-17 (.143) Saunders (1-3), 1, 3, 3; Thomas 5-13, 3-4, 2, 4, 13; Charles 1-3, 1-2, (2-2), Jackson (3-6); 18-21 (.857), 28, 14, 58. Three-Pointers: 3-15 (.200) Sessoms (1-5), Mullen Shine (0-3), Kaukenas (2-7), Moore (0-4). 4, 3, 3; Jones 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Carlyle 1-2, 1-2, 1, 0, MO-60–Michaelis 3-8, 0-0, 4, 0, 7; Kramer 6-11, (0-1), Jones (2-7), Sherod (0-2) ODU (75)- Bowdler 5-14, 3-4, 20, 2, 14, 34; Poag 3; Trax 1-2, 0-0, 0, 1, 2; Royster 0-1, 0-2, 1, 2, 0; 0-0, 2, 3, 17; Mahaffey 3-4, 2-6, 8, 3, 8; Cross 0-2, Tulsa 64–Poindexter 1-4, 0-0, 7, 3, 2; Johnson 0-6, 7-15, 1-1, 7, 4, 19, 30; Bassette 6-11, 2-2, 10, 1, 14, Tolson 4-6, 1-2, 1, 1, 9; Davis 0-1, 1-2, 7, 4, 1. To- 1-2, 1, 4, 1; Belyeu 2-7, 2-2, 5, 2, 6; Hackim 3-7, 0- 4-4, 11, 1, 4; Rollo 0-1, 0-2, 4, 0, 0; Williamson 5- 27; Byers 0-1, 0-0, 0, 3, 0, 12; Williams 5-9, 4-4, 4, tals: 23-56 (.411), 15-29, 29, 4, 61 0, 0, 1, 9; Beard 2-5, 0-0, 8, 1, 4; Darbyshire 3-6, 0- 10, 6-7, 3, 1, 19; Seals 11-24, 5-5, 5, 2, 31; 2, 16, 29; McCullum 1-4, 0-0, 2, 2, 2, 22; Bryant Duke 89–Henderson 1-4, 6-6, 3, 2, 8; Alarie 5-12, 0, 2, 1, 6; McKenna 1-3, 0-0, 0, 2, 2; Totals: 23-53 Maldonado 1-3, 2-2, 7, 4, 4; Love 0-3, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; 0-0, 1-2, 0, 0, 1, 4; Greene 3-4, 0-0, 1, 3, 6, 25; 3-4, 14, 1, 13; Bilas 3-4, 4-8, 1, 3, 10; Amaker 4-7, (.434), Three-Point Shots: 9-19 (.474), Michaelis Hernadi 2-3, 0-0, 3, 1, 4; Totals: 20-54 (.370), 17-20 Burris 0-1, 0-0, 2, 0, 0, 1; Neal 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1; 2-5, 1, 1, 10; Dawkins 10-12, 5-5, 2, 3, 25; Snyder (1-4), Kramer (5-8), Cross (0-1), Belyeu (0-1), (.850), 42, 13, 64. Three-Pointers: 7-21 (.333), Brown 1-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 3, 1; Hemphill 0-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Stricklaned2-2, 0-0, 0, 0, 4; Smith Hackim (3-5); 31, 17, 60. Scores by Halves: ODU Johnson (0-1), Williamson (3-7), Seals (4-12), Love 0, 14. Totals 28-61 (.459), 11-16 (.688), Rebs: 48. 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Ferry 5-7, 0-0, 3, 4, 10; Williams 0- 28-30-58; MO 40-20-60; Att.: 7,118. (0-1). Fouled Out: None; Assist Leaders: ODU- Three-pointers: 8-17 (.471) Bowdler (1-2), Poag 1, 2-2, 1, 1, 2; Nessley 2-4, 1-2, 2, 4, 5; King 1-3, 0- Dunlap (7), Tulsa-Williamson (5); Scores by (4-6), Byers (0-1), Williams (2-4), McCullum (0- 0, 4, 3, 2;Totals: 33-58 (.569), 23-32 (.719), 37, 22, National Invitation Tournament Halves: ODU 26-26-52; Tulsa 33-31-64; Att.: 2), Brown (1-1), Hemphill (0-1). 89. Fouled Out: None; Scores by Halves: ODU First Round 15,109; Officials: Libbey, Thornley, Janssen. Assist leaders: SH-Holloway(3), ODU- 31-30-61; Duke: 43-46-89; Att.: 12,096; Officials: March 17, 1994, Scope Williams(4); Score by half: SH 23-33-56; ODU Pavia, Dibler, Leimbach. Old Dominion 76, Manhattan 74 NCAA East Regional 34-41-75. Att: 4309; Officials: Constabile, March 14, 1997 Maxwell, Wall. National Invitation Tournament MC 74–Hoover 2-6 2-2, 3, 4, 6; Birmingham 12- Pittsburgh, Pa. - Pitt. Civic Center First Round 17, 0-2, 8, 0, 27; Marshall 7-10, 1-3, 10, 2, 15; Ellis New Mexico 59, Old Dominion 55 March 16, 1988, Columbus, Ohio 5-12, 1-2, 3, 2, 14; Hyman 1-4, 0-0, 1, 4, 2; Thacker ODU(55)Poag 4-16 5-5 15;Hodge 3-10 1-2 7; National Invitational Tournament 2nd Round Ohio State 86, Old Dominion 73 0-2, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Phoenix 2-4, 6-8, 4, 5, 10; Bucero Bowdler 1-3 0-0 2;Dunlap 1-3 3-4 5;Byers 3-7, 0-0 Indianapolis, Ind. - Hinkle Fieldhouse 0-3, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Brown 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0. Totals: 29- 7; Bryant 0-0,0-0,0;Sherod 4-10 0-0 8; Bassette 1-1 Butler 75, Old Dominion 62 ODU 73–Carver, 5-10, 0-0, 4, 5, 11; Trax 5-11, 0-0, 58, (.500) 10-17 (.588) 37, 17, 74. Three-Point Shots: 4-4 6; Youngblood 2-3 1-2 5; Totals:19-53(.358), 14- ODU (62) Bowdler 4-6, 2-2, 14, 1, 11, 35; Poag 7- 4, 3, 14; Davis 6-10, 5-7, 6, 1, 17; Smith 5-12, 0-0, 6-14 (.429) Birmingham (3-5), Ellis (3-6), Hyman 17(.824) Rebs: 28 16, 2-2, 2, 0, 19; Bassette 2-3, 1-2, 4, 4, 5, 23; 1, 0, 10; McDonald 3-7, 0-1, 1, 5, 6; Grant 1-2, 0-0, (0-1), Bucero (0-2). NM (59) Smith 4-10 0-0 8; Sheilds 2-7 0-0 4; Byers 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0, 5; Williams 4-12, 0-0, 0, 4, 0, 0, 3; Royster 6-8, 0-0, 6, 3, 12; Lofton 0-0, 0-0, 0, ODU 76–Sessoms 3-10, 2-2, 5, 0, 10; Jones 6-12, Thomas 4-7 7-10 15; Long 5-10 4-4 14; Gibson 1-2 10, 34; McCullum 2-7, 0-0, 4, 3, 4, 21; Bryant 1-1, 0, 0; Totals:31-60 (.517), 5-8 (.625), 25, 17, 73. 1-1, 5, 2, 15; Hodge 8-18, 5-6, 9, 1, 21; Swann 6-9, 4-6 6; Olney 2-3 0-0 5; Schornstein 1-2 1-3 3; Baum 0-0, 4, 2, 4, 20; Greene 2-2, 1-1, 0, 3, 5, 18; Burris Three-Point Goals: 6-16 (.375), Carver (1-2), Trax 4-4, 2, 2, 19; Larkin 2-6, 0-0, 6, 2, 5; Harvey 0-0, 0- 0-0 0-0 0; Santiago 2-2 0-0 4; Totals:21-43 (.488),16- 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1; Brown 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0, 1; (4-8), Smith (0-5), Grant (1-1). 1, 3, 0, 0; Sherod 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Robinson 0-0, 0- 23 (.696) Rebs: 31;Three Point Goals:ODU 3-15 Hemphill 2-4, 0-0, 2, 1, 6, 5. Totals 24-53 (.453), OSU 86–White 4-8, 0-1, 4, 3, 8; Francis 4-6, 1-1, 2, 0, 0, 0, 0; Johnson 0-3, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Mullen 2-5, 2-4, (Poag 2-11, Byers 1-3,Sherod 0-1); NM 1-11 (Smith 6-7(.857), Rebs: 31. Three-pointers: 8-27 (.296) 3, 9; Carter 12-18, 1-4, 9, 10, 1, 25; Wilson 5-12, 0- 3, 2, 6; D.Parker 0-1, 0-0, 3, 1, 0. Totals:27-64(.422) 0-3,Sheilds 0-3,Thomas 0-1,Long 0-2,Olney 1-2); Bowdler (1-2), Poag (3-9), Byers (0-1), Williams 0, 6, 1, 10; Burson 7-16, 4-4, 5, 2, 18; Bradley 0-0, 14-18 (.778), 36, 11, 76; Three-Point Shots: 8-23 Total Fouls: ODU(15), NM(14), Fouled (2-8), McCullum (0-3), Hemphill (2-4) 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Doss 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; J. Anderson 2-2, (.348), Sessoms (2-8), Jones (2-5), Swann (3-4), Out:Sheilds-NM;Rebound Leaders: ODU- BU (75) Hirschy 2-5, 0-0, 2, 2, 4, 16; Hainje 6-9, 1-2, 1, 1, 5; Mateen 3-6, 5-5, 7, 2, 11. Totals: 37-69 Larkin (1-4), Johnson (0-2). Scores by Halves: Bowdler (6), NM-Long(9); Assists/Leader: 2-2, 4, 0, 15, 30; Marshall 6-13, 1-2, 10, 3, 13, 35; (.536), 12-17 (.706), 38, 14, 86. Three Point Goals Manhattan 42-32-74; ODU 49-27-76; Att.: 4,470; ODU(8)-Dunlap(4), NM(8)-Long(2); Halftime Jackson 3-13, 8-13, 3, 0, 15, 33; Hicks 3-5, 3-4, 2, 0-7 (.000), White (0-1), Wilson (0-6). Fouled Out: Officials: Wall, Ridenhour, Costabile. Score: NM 28-26; Attn; 17509; Officials: 3, 10, 27; Graves 2-3, 0-0, 0, 1, 5, 7; Pflugner 3-6, Carver and McDonald (ODU); Scores by Halves: Sanzere,Gray Ridenhour. 0-0, 2, 0, 6, 19; Jones 0-1, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1; Jordan 1- ODU 34-39-73; OSU 36-50-86; Att.: 10,009; Off.: National Invitation Tournament 5, 2-2, 4, 0, 5, 22; Gieseck 1-1, 0-0, 2, 3, 2, 10. Sternberger, Greene, Schumer. Second Round Totals 27-61 (.443), 16-23 (.696), Rebs: 36. Three- March 22, 1994, Carver Arena, Peoria, Ill. pointers 5-15 (.333) Hirschy (0-3), Hainje (1-1), NCAA Tournament First Round Bradley 79, Old Dominion 75. Jackson (1-4), Hicks (1-2), Graves (1-1), March 20, 1992, Worcester, Massachusetts Pflugner (0-1), Jordan (1-3). Kentucky 88, Old Dominion 69 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, 5- Assist leaders: ODU-Bryant(4); BU-Jackson(7); UK 88–Ford 0-3, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Riddick 0-0, 1-2, 1, 1, 6, 5, 4, 13; Larkin 2-2, 2-2, 6, 3, 8; Mullen 3-6, 1-2, Score by half: ODU 32-30-62; SH-29-46-75; Att: 1; Woods 6-11, 4-6, 5, 2, 16; Feldhaus 4-6, 2-4, 1, 23, 2, 7; Johnson 2-4, 0-0, 0, 0, 5; Sherod 0-0, 1-2, 8349; Officials: Hughes, Huetter, Giallella. 3, 11; Mashburn 3-13, 4-6, 13, 4, 11 ; Brown 4-8, 1- 0, 0, 1; D. Parker 0-0, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Harvey 0-0, 0-0, 2, 2, 2, 11; Farmer 4-11, 0-0, 3, 2, 10; Pelphrey 7- 1, 2, 0. Totals: 26-54 (.481); 17-24 (.708), 35, 26, 75. 11, 7-7, 5, 3, 22; Martinez 2-4, 2-2, 1, 5, 6; Totals: Three Point Shots: 6-12 (.500) Sessoms (1-2), Jones NCAA & NIT Tournament Highs 30-67 (.448), 21-29 (.724), 33, 23, 88; Three-Point (2-5), Larkin (2-2), Johnson (1-3). Goals: 7-27 (.259). BU 79–Pollard 2-4, 1-4, 5, 0, 5; Jackson 11-23, 5-5, ODU 69–Larkin 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Harvey 3-6, 0-1, 6, 2, 27;Kliene 6-13, 5-6, 8, 4, 18; Wright 3-7, 5-7, INDIVIDUAL HIGHS 2, 2, 6; Smith 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Anderson 2-5, 0-0, 3, 2, 3, 11; Suchy 0-5, 1-2, 3, 1, 1; Winslow 0-1, 0-0, Scoring: 35, by Petey Sessoms vs. Villanova, in Albany, NY 3-17-95 (NCAA) 2, 4; Grant 4-7, 3-3, 3, 2, 14; Leake 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; 0, 3, 0; Parker 4-5, 5-6, 5, 1, 14; Baptist 0-0, 0-0, 0, Jackson 4-10, 4-6, 5, 5, 14; Robinnson 2-4, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Funches 1-1, 1-2, 3, 1, 3. Totals: 27-59(.458) FG Made: 14, by Mark Davis, vs. SMU in Hartford, 3-14-85 (NCAA) 3, 4; Jones 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, 0; Leonard 1-6, 3-4, 4, 4, 5; 23-32 (.719) 34, 16, 79. Three Point Shots: 2-8(.250) FG Att.: 25, by Petey Sessoms vs. Villanova, in Albany, NY, 3-17-95 (NCAA) Wright 0-0, 1-2, 0, 1, 1; Sessoms 4-6, 12-13, 11, 3, Kleine (1-2), Wright (0-3), Suchy (0-1), Parker (1- FT Made: 12, by Petey Sessoms vs. Kentucky in Worcester, 3-20-2 (NCAA) 21; Gwynn 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Totals 20-44 (.455), 23- 2). Fouled Out: ODU Sessoms, Hodge. Scores by FT Att.: 13, by Petey Sessoms vs. Kentucky in Worcester, 3-20-92 (NCAA) 29 (.793), 34, 22, 69 Three Point Goals:6-13 (.462); Halves: ODU 39-36-75; Bradley 29-50-79; Att.: 3PT FG Made: 4, by Steve Trax at Ohio State, 3-16-88 (NIT) and by Petey Sessoms Fouled Out: Jackson (ODU), Martinez (UK); 9,940; Officials: Cahill, McDonald, Mcdonnell. (4-12) and Mike Jones (4-10) vs. Villanova 3-17-95, in Albany, NY (NCAA) Scores by Halves: UK 34-43-88; ODU 32-37-69; 3PT FG Att.: 12, by Petey Sessoms vs. Villanova, in Albany, NY, 3-17-95 (NCAA) Att.: 13,513. NCAA East Regional Rebounds: 20, by Cal Bowdler vs Seton Hall 3-10-99 (NIT) March 17, 1995 Assists: 10, by Terry Douglas vs. Villanova in Scope, 3-9-77 (NIT) and by NIT Tournament First Round Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, New York Bobby Vaughan vs. Wagner in Scope, 3-7-79 (NIT) March 18, 1993, Norfolk Scope Old Dominion 89, Villanova 81 Blocked Shots: 5, by Odell Hodge vs. Manhattan, 3-17-94 (NIT) and Cal Bowdler vs. Old Dominion 74, VCU 68 (Triple Overtime) Butler (NIT) 3-15-99. VCU 68–McCoy 6-10, 1-3, 3, 4, 16; Mills 12-19, 0- ODU 89–Sessoms 10-25, 11-12, 8, 2, 35; Mullen Steals: 6, by Tommy Conrad vs. Wagner in Scope, 3-7-79 (NIT). 0, 14, 2, 24; Kissourine 3-7, 5-7, 13, 4, 11; Gibson 6-14, 4-8, 10, 3, 16; Harvey 4-6, 1-2, 9, 2, 9; Dun- TEAM HIGHS 0-7, 0-0, 5, 3, 0; Harris 3-13, 2-2, 3, 4, 11; Brower lap 0-2, 3-4, 3, 2, 3; Jones 6-18, 3-4, 8, 5, 19, Sam- Scoring: 90 at South Carolina, 3-16-83(NIT) 0-1, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Washington 1-3, 0-2, 1, 1, 2; Ashby uels 1-4, 0-0, 2, 3, 2; Sherod 1-2, 3-4, 4, 3, 5; D. FG Pct.: .609 (39-64) vs. Wagner in Scope, 3-7-79 (NIT) 2-5, 0-1, 8, 2, 4; Totals: 27-65 (.415), Three-Point Parker 0-0, 0-0, 1, 1, 0. Totals: 28-71(.394), 25-34 FT Pct.: .821 (14-17) vs. UCLA in Tempe, AZ 3-7-88 (NCAA) Goals: 6-22 (.273), McCoy (3-5), Kissourine (0-1), (.735), 48, 21, 89, Three-Point: 8-26 (.308) 3PT Goals Made: 8, (8-23) vs. Manhattan, 3-17-94 (NIT) ,(8-26) vs. Villanova, Gibson (0-3), Harris (3-12 ), Brower (0-1); 8-15 Sessoms(4-12), Mullen(0-1), Dunlap(0-1), 3-17-95 in NCAA, vs. Seton Hall (3-10-99) (NIT) and vs. Butler (.533), 49, 21, 68. Jones(4-10), Samuels(0-2). (3-15-99) (NIT) ODU 74–Sessoms 3-10, 2-4, 4, 5, 9; Mullen 2-6, 2- Villanova 81–Kornegay 4-12, 3-4, 12, 1, 11; Eberz 3PT Goals Att.: 26, vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 in Albany, NY (NCAA) 2, 7, 2, 6; Hodge 7-11, 2-5, 10, 4, 16; Anderson 33- 0-5, 2-5, 1, 4, 2; Lawson 7-14, 4-6, 17, 5, 18; Haynes Rebounds: 48 vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 in Albany, NY (NCAA) 44, vs. Villanova in 7, 2-2, 3, 2, 8; Jackson 9-16, 3-4, 5, 1, 26; Larkin 1- 5-13, 4-6, 2, 2, 15; Kittles 9-20, 2-3, 6, 4, 22; Will- 3, 2-6, 1, 1, 5; Swann 0-2, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Harvey 0-2, iams 5-10, 3-4, 5, 5, 13;Wilson 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Penn Scope, 3-9-77 (NIT) and vs. Seton Hall in ODU Fieldhouse, 3-10-99 1-2, 5, 1, 1; Jones 1-4, 1-2, 1, 2, 3; D. Parker 0-1, 0- 0-2, 0-0, 1, 3, 0. Totals: 30-76 (.395), 18-28 (.643), (NIT) 2, 2, 0, 0. Totals: 26-62 (.419);Three-Point Goals: 46, 24, 81. Three-Pointers: 3-21 (.143) Fouled Out: Assists: 22, vs. Wagner in Scope, 3-7-79 (NIT) 7-14 (.500), Sessoms (1-4), Jackson (5-9), Larkin ODU-Jones, VU-Lawson and Williams. Assist Blocked Shots: 9, vs Butler, 3-15-99 (NIT) (1-1); 15-29 (.517), 39, 19, 74. Fouled Out: Sessoms; Leader: ODU Dunlap (7), VU-Williams (6); Steals: 13, vs. UCLA in Tempe, AZ, 3-7-80, (NCAA) and vs. VCU 3-18-93 Scores by Halves: VCU 37-31-68; ODU 40-34-74; Scores by Halves: ODU 29-29-9-5-17-89; VU 24- (NIT) and vs. Villanova (3-17-95) NCAA 34-9-5-9-81; Att.: 15,100; Officials: Thornley, Extra Periods: 3 vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 in Albany, NY (NCAA) 2 vs. Clemson, Dixon, Janssen. 3-12-79 in Clemson, SC (NIT) 1 vs. Villanova, 3-9-77, in Norfolk,VA (NIT)

66 Old Dominion University Post-Season Results 19 (.631), 23, 11, 58. 2, 6, 5, 12; Chambers 5-9, 2-2, 6, 5, 12; Bostic 1-6, Colonial Athletic Association Conference James Madison 57–Jackson 1-2, 0-1, 5, 4, 2; 3-4, 10, 4, 5; Carter 2-2, 1-3, 4, 3, 5; Ritter 0-0, 0-0, Championship Championship Game Boxes Townes 8-12, 0-0, 4, 3, 16; Ruland 6-9, 2-4, 5, 2, 0, 0, 0; Totals: 25-57 (.439), 18-27 (.667), 36, 21, February 28, 1999, Richmond, Va. - Coliseum 14; Fisher 6-8, 3-3, 3, 1, 15; Dupont 4-6, 0-0, 7, 5, 73. Three Point Goals: ODU (5-13/.385), Ander- Old Dominion 58, GMU 63 8; Steele 1-1, 0-0, 0, 2, 2; Bradley 0-1, 0-0, 0, 2, 0; son (1-2), Grant (1-2), Jackson (2-6), Sessoms (1- ODU (58) Bowdler 4-7, 3-6, 16, 2, 11, 38; Poag Boler 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Totals: 26-39 (.667), 5-8 (.620), 3); JMU (5-13/.385), Edwards (4-8), Culuko (1- 2-6, 0-1, 5, 2, 6, 22; Bassette 4-6, 3-3, 7, 1, 11, 21; Mason Dixon Conference 26, 19, 57. Fouled Out-DuPont (JMU). Score by 5). Fouled Out: Davis and Chambers (JMU). Byers 1-5, 0-0, 2, 1, 3, 14; Williams 4-13, 4-6, 1, Championship Game (Div. II) Halves: ODU 28-30-58; JMU 24-33-57. Att.: 7,500; Scores by Halves: ODU 41-37-78; JMU 31-42-73. 4, 15, 27; McCullum 2-4, 2-2, 4, 3, 6, 24; Bryant March 1, 1969, Ashland, Virginia Officials: Bonder, Hess, MacArthur. Att.: 8,431; Officials: Scagliotta, Gray, Bonder. 0-3, 0-0, 3, 4, 0, 12; Greene 0-4, 3-4, 2, 3, 3, 28; Old Dominion 99, Univ. of Baltimore 90 Neal 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1; Brown 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0, 1; ODU 99–Lozon 10, 1-2, 3 21; Hayes 1, 3-5, 4, 5; Sun Belt Conference Colonial Athletic Association Jones 1-3, 1-2, 1, 0, 3, 12. Totals 18-51 (.353), 16- Cox 2 0-2, 3, 4; St.Clair 11, 5-5, 3, 27; Speakes, 4, Championship Game Championship 24 (.667), Rebs: 42. Three-pointers: 6-21 (.231) 3-3, 1, 11; Drews 4, 3-5, 2, 11; Noble 3, 0-1, 2, 6; March 4, 1984, Birmingham, Alabama March 7, 1994, Richmond, Virginia Coliseum Poag (2-6), Byers (1-5), Williams (3-6), Hopkins 7, 0-0, 4, 14; Totals: 42-87 (.480), 15-23 Alabama-Bir. 62, Old Dominion 60 James Madison 77, Old Dominion 76 McCullum (0-1), Bryant (0-1), Jones (0-2). (.65.0), 22, 99; UAB 62–Singleton 4-13, 0-0, 3, 2, 8; Mincy 5-11, JMU 77–Rowe 4-9, 0-0, 3, 4, 8; Venson 0-2, 0-0, 1, GMU (63) Holdan 4-8, 2-2, 7, 2, 11, 29; Herring UB 90–Bucci 1, 0-0, 1, 2; Olkowski 9, 5-5, 0, 23; 1-2, 7, 3, 11; Gordon 2-5, 5-7, 9, 4, 9; Mitchell, 3-8, 1, 0; 7-14, 4-5, 6, 4, 18; Culuko 2-7, 2-2, 3, 2, 8; 1-8, 0-0, 3, 3, 3, 25; Evans 7-10, 1-2, 7, 3, 15, 33; Trusdell 4, 0-2, 5, 8; Vogtman 7, 6-11, 2, 20; Wil- 4-4, 2, 1, 10; Foster 4-10, 1-3, 5, 1, 9; M.R. Johnson Lenoard 3-8, 1-3, 7, 1, 8; Robinson 6-9, 2-6, 3, 1, Miskiri 3-17, 8-13, 4, 2, 15, 36; Dorsett 2-5, 2-4, son 12, 5-7, 4, 29; Varanko 2, 4-4, 0, 8; Totals: 35, 5-7, 2-3, 8, 2, 12; A. Johnson 1-1, 1-2, 2, 1, 3. Totals 14; McLinton 7-9, 5-6, 3, 0, 21; Lott 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 3, 3, 7, 26; Mirich 0-1, 1-2, 3, 2, 1, 12; Price 1-3, 20-31 (.645), 16, 90. Fouled Out: UB -Trusdale; : 24-55 (.436), 14-21 (.667), 38, 14, 62. 0. Totals: 29-58 (.500) 14-22 (.636), 30, 13, 77. 2-2, 3, 1, 4, 13; Carey 1-2, 0-0, 0, 2, 2, 6; Scores by Halves: ODU 54-45-99; UB 35-55-90: Old Dominion 60–Davis 6-12, 0-0, 4, 4, 12; Three-Point Shots: 5-11 (.455), Rowe (0-1), Anderson 1-2, 0-0, 2, 2, 3, 4; Nixon 0-1, 0-0, 1, 0, Officials: Cribbens, Hikel. Gattison 6-12, 1-3, 5, 3, 13; Hanley 3-7, 1-1, 12, 2, Culuko (2-7), Leonard (1-1), McLinton (2-2). 0, 7; Abraham 1-3, 0-0, 3, 2, 2, 9. Totals 21-60, 7; Smith 6-14, 2-3, 4, 2, 14; Thomas 4-10, 3-3, 3, 5, ODU 76–Sessoms 2-5, 0-0, 3, 2, 4; Hodge 9-19, 16-25, Rebs: 37. Three-pointers: 5-15 (.333) ECAC South Final 11; Wade 1-3, 1-3, 6, 3, 3; Lambert 0-0, 0-1, 0, 0, 0; 3-4, 7, 3, 26; Swann 4-13, 3-4, 8, 1, 11; Larkin 1-7, Holdan (1-2), Herring (1-2), Miskiri (1-5), March 2, 1977, McDonough Gym Facka 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0.Totals: 26-58 (.448), 8-14 0-0, 7, 2, 3; Harvey 0-4, 0-0, 2, 2, 0; Sherod 0-0, 0- Dorsett (1-4), Carey (0-1), Anderson (1-1). Old Dominion 80, Georgetown 58 (.571), 35, 19, 60. Fouled Out-Thomas (ODU); 0, 0, .0, 0; Robinson 0-0, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Mullen 2-2, Assist leaders: ODU-Williams(3); GMU- Old Dominion 80–Furhmann 4-8, 2-2, 5, 1, 10; Scores by halves: UAB 29-33-62; ODU 23-37-60. 0-0, 2, 3, 4; D.Parker 0-1, 0-0, 1, 2, 0. Totals: 30-69 Price(4). Score by halves: ODU 24-34-58; GMU Valentine 17-29, 2-4, 7, 3, 36; Washington 7-12, 4- Att.: 9,240; Officials: Ferguson, Kelley, Wool- (.435), 10-14 (.714), 42, 18, 76. Three-Point Shots: 26-37-63; Att: 7097; Officials: Rose, Edsall, 6, 14, 4, 18; Caruthers 2-5, 0-1, 5, 3 4; Douglas 1-2, dridge. 6-16 (.375), Sessoms (0-2), Jones (5-9), Swann (0- Jones. 1-2, 2, 1, 3; Wright 2-6, 0-0, 0, 0, 4; Conrad 1-2, 2- 1), Larkin (1-4). Fouled Out: None; Scores by 2; 0, 2, 4; Neyland 0-0, 1-2, 1, 2, 1; Ray 0-0, 0-0, 0, Sun Belt Conference Halves: JMU 32-45-77; ODU 44-32-76. Att.: 9,075. 2, 0; Pickett 0-0, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Haithcock 0-0, 0-0, 0, Championship Game 0, 0; Totals: 34-66 (.515), 12-19 (.632), 38, 20, 80. March 3, 1985, Hampton, Virginia Colonial Athletic Association Georgetown 58–Dutch 1-9, 3-4, 6, 3, 5; Long 4- VCU 87, Old Dominion 82 Championship 10, 0-0, 15, 1, 8; Scates 2-13, 2-4, 8, 3, 6; Duran 2-7, ODU 82–Davis 10-16, 3-3, 5, 3, 23; Gattison 10- March 6, 1995, Richmond, Virginia Coliseum 2-4, 2, 1, 6; Jackson 9-20, 2-3, 6, 4, 20; Riley 0-1, 1- 14, 1-2, 4, 3, 21; Hanley 8-15, 1-2, 10, 3, 17; F. Smith Old Dominion 80, James Madison 75 3, 2, 2, 1; Wilson 1-3, 0-1, 2, 1, 2; Martin 0-2, 0-0, 1, 1-3, 0-0, 0, 4, 2; Thomas 4-4, 2-2, 1, 5, 10; C. Smith JMU 75–Rowe 8-18, 4-4, 3, 5, 20; Lott 2-3, 0-0, 3, 0, 0; Shelton 3-8, 1-2, 3, 3, 7; Estherick 1-5, 0-0, 1, 3-5, 0-0, 0, 3, 6; Charles 1-2, 0-0, 3, 2, 2; Wade 0-0, 2, 4; Coleman 0-2, 0-0, 1, 3, 0; McLinton 8-13, 5- 0, 2; Frazier 0-1, 1-2, 1, 0, 1; Totals: 23-76 (.312); 1-2, 0, 0, 1. Totals: 37-59 (.627), 8-11 (.727), 23, 23, 5, 3, 4, 24; Culuko 3-6, 2-2, 7, 3, 10; Robinson 3- 12-22 (.545), 47, 19, 58 82. 5, 2-3, 6, 2, 8; Pelham 0-0, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Culicerto 1- VCU 87–Brown 8-10, 3-4, 3, 2, 19; Wake 3-4, 6-6, 3, 0-0, 1, 2, 2; Boozer 3-5, 1-2, 7, 2, 7. Totals: 28-55 ECAC North-South Final 5, 2, 12; Schlegel 7-14, 3-4, 7, 4, 17; Duncan 6-13, (.509), 14-16 (.875) 31, 24, 75. Three-Point: (5-14) March 5, 1977, Norfolk Scope 6-6, 8, 3, 18; Lamb 6-10, 9-9, 1, 1, 21; Dickerson 0- .357, Rowe (0-3), McLinton (3-5), Culuko (2-4), Syracuse 67, Old Dominion 64 0, 0-0, 0, 2, 0; Robinson 0-0, 0-0, 0, 2, 0. Totals: 30- Culicerto (0-2) Syracuse 67–Williams 2-8, 0-0, 1, 1, 4; Shackle- 51 (.588), 27-29 (.931), 25, 16, 87. Fouled Out: ODU 80–Sessoms 5-14, 12-14, 7, 4, 25; Mullen 7- ford 5-16, 0-1, 9, 2, 10; Byrnes 1-7, 3-7, 7, 4, 5; Thomas (ODU); Scores by Halves: ODU 38-44- 9, 3-6, 7, 5, 17; Harvey 3-4, 0-0, 10, 2, 6; Jones 5- Kelley 9-14, 0-0, 5, 2, 18; Bouie 3-12, 2-2, 11, 2, 8; 82; VCU 43-44-87. Att.: 9,804; Officials: 14, 2-3, 4, 1, 15; Dunlap 1-5, 5-6, 4, 1, 7; Sherod Orr, 7-10, 0-0, 11, 3, 14; Kindel, 4-7, 0-0, 3, 1, 8; Wooldridge, Haymore, Kelly. 2-4, 0-0, 1, 2, 6; Samuels 1-6, 2-2, 0, 1, 4; D.Parker Totals: 31-74 (.419), 5-10 (.500), 55, 15, 67. 0-1, 0-0, 0, 2, 0. Totals: 24-57 (.421), 24-30 (.800), Old Dominion 64–Washington 6-17, 3-6, 15, 3, 15; Sun Belt Conference 34, 17, 80. Three Point: (8-22).365); Sessoms (3- Valentine 9-20, 2-2, 9, 2, 20; Fuhrmann 5-12, 1-2, Championship Game 6), Jones (3-7), Dunlap (0-3), Sherod (2-3), 8, 4, 11; Douglas 1-3, 0-0, 4, 2, 2; Caruthers 3-8, 0- March 4, 1991, Mobile, Alabama Samuels (0-3). Fouled Out: JMU-Rowe, ODU- 0, 1, 3, 6; Wright 2-9, 0-0, 2, 1, 4; Conrad 2-5, 2-2, South Alabama 86, Old Dominion 81 Mullen. Scores by Halves: ODU 38-42-80, JMU 2, 1, 6; Neyland 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Ray 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0, ODU 81–Smith 0-0, 0-0, 0, 1, 0; Anderson 2-5, 1- 31-44-75. Att.: 8,995; Officials: Paparo, Rose, 0; Haithcock 0-1, 0-0, 0, 1, 0 ; Totals: 28-76 (.368), 2, 6, 4, 5; Grant 5-9, 0-0, 1, 3, 10; Leake 1-2, 0-0, 0, Edsall. Mike Jones was a member of the 1994 8-12 (.667), 45, 17, 64. Fouled Out: None; Score 2, 3; Jackson 7-13, 3-4, 6, 4, 20; Robinson 3-5, 3-4, by Halves: SU 35-32-67; ODU 39-25-64. Att.: 5, 2, 9; Gatling 4-8, 2-7, 4, 4, 10; Leonard 10-15, 1- Colonial Athletic Association & 1995 CAA All-Tournament squads. 10,258; Officials: Grossman, Slomkowski, Stoudt 3, 6, 3, 22; Cox 1-1, 0-0, 1, 0, 2. Totals: 33-58, (.569) Championship 10-20 (.500), 33, 24, 81. March 3, 1997, Richmond, Va. - Coliseum ECAC South Championship Game USA 86–Alvin 0-0, 5-6, 1, 0, 5; James 6-9, 0-0, 5, 3, Old Dominion 62, JMU 58(ot) March 1, 1980, Hampton Coliseum 14; Yeilding 3-4, 0-1, 2, 0, 9, 9; Turner 4-9, 4-=4, 1, JMU(58)Howard 6-10 4-6 18;Lott 4-10 0-2 Old Dominion 62, Navy 51 (overtime) 0, 0, 14; McDaniels 4-12, 3-4, 1, 1, 12; Washington Navy 51–Simons 2-7, 5-6, 10, 4, 9; Davidson 1-7, 8;Boozer 3-8 2-5 8;Felton 0-1 0-0 ; 0-0, 1-2, 1, 1, 1; Hines 1-3, 2-2, 3, 2, 4; Eackles 2-4, Atkinson 5-19 0-1 12;Perry 0-0 0-0 0; 2-2, 6, 3, 4; Geshay 4-17, 3-4, 14, 2, 11; Brooks 3-9, 0-0, 1, 2, 4; Mitchell 1-3, 0-2, 3, 4, 2; Portillio 1-3, 2-2, 6, 5, 8; Green 3-10, 5-6, 6, 3, 11; Grooms 3-6, Milsa 2-2 0-0 6;Culicerto 2-4 2-4 6;Boyd 0-0, 2, 1, 2; Adams 3-5, 0-0, 4, 1, 6; Curtis 6-10, 1- 0-0 0-0 0;Strickland 0-2 0-0 0;Totals:22- 0-1, 1, 4, 6; Burlingame 0-2, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Whitesides 2, 5, 1, 13. Totals: 31-62 (.500); 16-23 (.696), 32, 16, 56(.393) 8-18 (.444) Rebs: 33;ODU(62) 1-3, 0-1, 1, 0, 2. Totals: 17-61 (.279), 17-22 (.773), 86. Three-Point Goals: ODU (5-10/.500), Ander- Poag 1-6 1-2 3;Hodge 8-17 0-2 16; 46, 21, 51. son (0-2), Leake (1-2), Jackson (3-5), Leonard (1- Bowdler 0-0 0-0 0; Byers 3-8 6-6 14, Old Dominion 62–Valentine 5-19, 4-6, 10, 1, 14; 1). USA (8-20/.400), James (2-5), Yeilding (3-4), McAdoo 4-9, 2-2, 10, 2, 10; West 4-6, 1-2, 7, 3, 9; Turner( 2-7), McDaniels (1-4). Fouled Out: None; Dunlap 4-11 2-2 12; Sherod 2-9 5-7 9, Robinson 3-10, 0-1, 4, 2, 6; Mann 3-5, 5-7, 3, 4, 11; Scores by Halves: ODU 40-41-81; USA 34-52-86. Bassette 2-5 2-2 6;Youngblood 1-3 0-0 2; Branch 1-2, 0-0, 0, 3, 2; Kragtwijk 2-3, 0-0, 1, 1, 4; Att.: 12,200; Officials: Chauvin, Moreau, Totals:21-59(.356)16-21 (.762) Vaughan 2-4, 0-0, 2, 2, 4; Haithcock 1-2, 0-0, 1, 0, Rutledge. Rebs:47;Three-Point Goals: JMU 6-14 2. Totals: 25-60 (.417), 12-18 (.667), 43, 18, 62. (Howard 2-4, Felton 0-1,Atkinson 2-7, Fouled Out: Brooks (Navy); Score By Halves: Colonial Athletic Association Championship Milisa 2-2), ODU 4-20(Poag 0-4,Dunlap Navy 30-19-2-51; ODU 31-18-13-62. Att.: 3,311; Game 2-6, Byers 2-6, Sherod 0-4);Rebound Officials: Lembo, Curlotto, Butokowski. March 9, 1992, Richmond, Virginia Leaders:JMU-Lott(10), ODU-Hodge (18); Old Dominion 78, James Madison 73 Assists/Leaders: JMU(11)-Howard(4); ECAC South Championship Game ODU 78–Larkin 0-1, 0-0, 1, 1, 0; Harvey 1-2, 1-2, ODU(9)-Dunlap(3);Halftime Score:23-23 March 6, 1982, Norfolk Scope 3, 2, 3; Smith 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Anderson 2-6, 6-6, 3, tie;Attn:6585; Officials:Rose,Edsall,Rote. Old Dominion 58, James Madison 57 4, 11; Grant 2-3, 3-4, 3, 4, 8; Jackson 6-15, 5-8, 7, 2, Old Dominion 58–Southerland 2-4, 0-0, 0, 0, 4; 19; Robinson 2-3, 1-3, 1, 4, 5; Leonard 8-17, 2-5, McAdoo 3-9, 1-3, 5, 1, 7; West 4-9, 2-4, 8, 3, 10; 10, 2, 18; Sessoms 5-10, 3-3, 8, 2, 14; Totals: 26-57 Mark West ’83 was the ECAC South Smith 5-11, 0-0, 0, 4, 10; Mann 6-10, 7-9, 4, 0, 19; (.456), 21-31 (.677), 39, 21, 78. Tournament MVP in 1980 and 1982. Robinson 3-8, 2-3, 4, 3, 8; Davis 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; JMU 73–Edwards 9-20, 4-4, 2, 0, 26; Venson 1-2, Lambert 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0, 0; Totals: 23-51 (.450), 12- 2-5, 2, 2, 4; Culuko 2-11, 4-7, 4, 2, 9; Davis, 5-7, 2-

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 67 All-American Monarchs

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 rTetired 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) Sessoms •Basketball Weekly and NABC Division I Honorable Mention, 1994-95 CHRIS GATLING (’91) •Associated Press Division I Honorable Mention, 1990-91. • Basketball Weekly Division I Honorable Mention, 1990-91. •Associated Press Division I Honorable Mention, 1989-90. • The Sporting News Division I Honorable Mention, 1989-90 FRANK SMITH (’88) • The Sporting News Division I Honorable Mention, 1987-88. KENNY GATTISON (’86) •Associated Press Division I Honorable Mention, in 1984-85 and 1985-86. • The Sporting News Honorable Mention in 1984- 85 and 1985-86 Gatling •United Press International Honorable Mention Gattison in 1985-86. MARK WEST (’83) •Associated Press Division I Honorable Mention in 1982-83. • The Sporting News Division I Honorable Mention in 1981-82 • Jersey number 45 retired by the University. RONNIE McADOO (’82) •Associated Press Division I Honorable Mention in 1980-81 •Converse Honorable Mention in 1979-80. RONNIE VALENTINE (’80) •Associated Press Division I Honorable Mention in 1978-79 and 1979-80 WILSON WASHINGTON (’77) •Associated Press Division I Honorable Mention in 1976-77 •Division II first team in 1975-76 •Division II third team in 1974-75 West • Jersey retired by the University Twardzik

68 Old Dominion University All-American Monarchs

OLIVER PURNELL (’75) • Converse Division II Honorable Mention, 1974-75. JOEL COPELAND (’74) •Division II first team in 1973-74 •Division II second team in 1972-73 • Jersey number 32 retired by the University. DAVE TWARDZIK (’72) •Division II first team in 1971-72 •Division II third team in 1970-71 • Jersey number 14 retired by the University. SKIP NOBLE (’71) •Division II Honorable Mention in 1970-71. JIM COLE (’70) •Honorable Mention in 1969-70. Anthony HARRY LOZON (’70) Washington •Honorable Mention in 1969-70. DICK ST. CLAIR (’70) •Honorable Mention in 1969-70. BOB PRITCHETT (’68) •Honorable Mention in 1967-68. RANDY LEDDY (’66) •Honorable Mention in 1965-66. LEO ANTHONY (’61) • Third Team in 1958-59 • ODU’s first All-American.

Copeland McAdoo Freshmen AcademicAll-Americans All-Americans 1976– Ronnie Valentine by Four Old Dominion student athletes have been honored academically in Basketball Weekly- addition to athletically as Academic All-Americans by the College Sports Information Directors Association (CoSIDA). In 2004, Alex Loughton was 2nd Team selected to the Athletic Directors Assocation Academic All-America list. 1979– Ronnie McAdoo by Moyer Basketball Weekly 1980– Mark West by Basketball Weekly ALEX LOUGHTON Grant Robinson by ■ First Team in 2003-04. Basketball Weekly KEVIN LARKIN (’94) 1982– Charlie Smith by ■ Third Team, 1993-94. Basketball Weekly DAVE MOYER (’76) 1987– Anthony Carver by Neyland Larkin ■ Honorable Mention in 1975-76. Basketball Weekly- Second Team REESE NEYLAND (’78) 1990– Chuck Evans by ■ Third Team in 1975-76. Basketball Weekly- GRAY EUBANK (’75) Seventh Team ■ First Team in 1973-74 and 1974-75. 1993– Odell Hodge by Basketball Weekly- Third Team Eubank Loughton

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 69 Individual Records GAMES PLAYED FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED BLOCKED SHOT AVERAGE Season: 34, by Cal Bowdler, Mark Poag, Reggie Bassette, Game: 26, by Dave Twardzik vs. Norfolk St. (March l2, Season: 5.3, by Wilson Washington, 1975-76. Andre McCullum, Michael Williams, Freddie Bryant 1971, at ODU) NCAA Reg. Career: 4.5, by Wilson Washington, 1975-77. and Pierre Greene. Season: 273, by Dave Twardzik, 1970-71 Career: 128, Odell Hodge (1993-97) & E.J. Sherod (1994-97) Career: 856, by Leo Anthony, 1957-61. STEALS Most Consecutive: 123, by Petey Sessoms, 1991-95 Game: 8, by Oliver Purnell vs. Washington & Lee (Feb. 6, FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1975) . GAMES STARTED Game (10 Att. Min.): 15-15 (1.000) by Joe Bunn vs. James Season: 83, by Frank Smith, 1987-88. Season: 34, by Cal Bowdler, Mark Poag and Reggie Madison (March 2, 1996 at CAA Trn.). Career: 295, by Frank Smith, 1984-88. Bassette Season: .889 (96-108) by Donald Anderson, 1991-92 (2nd Career: 127, by Odell Hodge (1993-97) in CAA/7th in NCAA) AVERAGE Most Consecutive: 118, by Ronnie McAdoo, 1978-82. Career: .851 (126-148), by Bobby Haithcock, 1976-80. Season: 2.8, by Frank Smith, 1987-88. Career: 2.5, by Frank Smith, 1984-88. MINUTES PLAYED 3-POINT FIELD GOALS Game: 53, by Petey Sessoms vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 (3 ot) in Game: 9, (9-13) by Anthony Carver vs. George PERSONAL FOULS Albany, NY. Washington (Jan. 9, 1989, Scope). Mark Poag (9-9) Season: 106, by Wilson Washington, 1975-76. Season: 1174, by Petey Sessoms, 1994-95 vs. VMI 11-25-97, Scope Career: 386, by Mark West, 1979-83. High Season Average: 38.5, by Frank Smith, 1986-87. Season: 94, (94-231) by Anthony Carver, 1989-90 Most Consecutive 40-plus minutes: 3, by Ronnie McAdoo, Career: 328 by Mark Poag (1995-99). DISQUALIFICATIONS 1978-79 and 1979-80; and Frank Smith, 1985-86 and Most Consecutive Game scoring at least one 3-pt.: 32, by 1986-87. Anthony Carver, Feb. 11, 1989 vs. So. Florida to the Season: 9, by Wilson Washington, 1975-76. Most 40-plus Minute Games: 13, by Frank Smith, 1986-87. end of his career, 1990) 2 seasons. Career: 19, Garrick Davis, 1985-89. Career: 4,068 (34.5) by Ronnie McAdoo, 1978-82. Most Consecutive games scoring at least one 3-pt (one Most 40-plus minutes/Career: 30, by Frank Smith, 1985-88. season): 28, by Anthony Carver (Nov. 28, 1989 vs. FEWEST TURNOVERS (by a regular) W&M) to the end of his career, 1990. Season: 26, by Terry Douglas, 1975-76 POINTS SCORED Most games scoring at least one 3-pt (not consecutive): 77, Career: 55, by Terry Douglas, 1975-77. by Carver, 1986-90. Game: 67, (Div. II) by Bob Pritchett vs. Richmond Prof. Most Consecutive Treys Made: 10, by Mark Poag vs. HU Inst. (Norfolk, VA, Feb.14,1968) POINTS BY HALF (11-22-97) 9 vs. VMI (11-25-97) 44, (Div. I) by Ronnie Valentine at Tulane (New First Half: (Div. I) 27, by Ronnie Valentine, at Tulane, (Dec. Most in One half: 6 (6-8), by Carver vs. VCU, (Richmond, Orleans, LA, Dec. 20, 1977) Division I. 20, 1977 in New Orleans, LA) . Jan. 14, 1989) and Mark Poag (6-6 vs. VMI in first Season: 730, by Petey Sessoms, 1994-95. (Div. II), 34 by Bob Pritchett, vs. RPI, (Feb. 14, 1968) half (11-25-97) Career: 2,204 by Ronnie Valentine, 1976-80. in Norfolk. Season Average: 31.0 by Leo Anthony, 1960-61. Second Half: (Div. I) 23, by Chris Gatling vs. Alabama- Career Average: 26.6 by Leo Anthony, 1957-61. 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Birmingham (March 4, 1989 in Charlotte, NC.)– Opponent (One game): 54 by Charles McKinney of Game: 17, by Anthony Carver vs. So. Alabama, (Jan. 26, overtime (17 in regulation, 6 in ot). Norfolk St. (2-23-70) Norfolk Arena 1989) 29, by Chris Gatling vs. Alabama-Birmingham (Mar. 42, by Chris Cheeks, of VCU (Feb. 14,1989 in Season: 253, by Mark Poag 1996-97 2, 1991 in Mobile, AL)–overtime (23 in regulation, 6 Richmond,VA) (Div. I). Career: 826, by Mark Poag, 1995-99 in ot). (Div. II) 33 by Bob Pritchett, vs. RPI (Feb.14, 1968) in MOST 30 POINT MONARCHS IN ONE GAME 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Norfolk. Two, by Harry Lozon (33) and Bob Pritchett (67) vs. Game: Mark Poag (9-9) vs. VMI (Nov. 11, 1997) By Opponents: (1st half)–21, by Wally Lancaster of Va. Richmond Professional Institute, Feb. 14, 1967 NCAA Record, 1,000 (5-5), by Steve Trax vs. DePaul, Tech (Dec. 10, 1988) (Div. II). (Dec. 20, 1986 in Chicago, IL) and (5-5), by Keith (2nd half)–31, by Charles McKinney of Norfolk State Div. I: 2, by Keith Jackson (33) and Petey Sessoms (31) vs. Jackson vs. S. Florida (11-30-91) at ODU (2-23-70) James Madison, Feb. 17, 1993 in Scope. Half: 1.00 (5-5) by Mike Jones at UNC Wilmington 1-17- 94. * Records begin in 1964-65 when ODU began playing DOUBLE FIGURE GAMES Season: .474 (90-1990) by Mark Poag, 1995-99. only four-year schools. Career: .435 (124-285), by Steve Trax, 1984-88 Season: 33, by Petey Sessoms, 1994-95. Career: 103, by Anthony Carver, 1987-90. Consecutive Games: 101, by Ronnie Valentine, 1976-80. REBOUNDS Game: 33, by Ron Drews, vs. Richmond Prof. Inst. (Dec. 3, FIELD GOALS MADE 1966)–Div. II 23, by Mark West, vs. Texas Wesleyan (Dec. 3, 1980)– Games: 27, by Bob Pritchett, vs. RPI (Norfolk, VA, Feb. 14, Div. I and Clifton Jones vs. UNCW (Feb. 26, 2001) 1968) Season: 443, by Randy Leddy, 1965-66. Season: 294, by Ronnie Valentine, 1976-77. Career: 1,153, by Randy Leddy, 1962-66. Career: 769, by Leo Anthony, 1957-61. Opponent/Game: 31, by Wendell Ladner of Southern FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Mississippi, Jan. 28, 1970 in Hattiesburg, MS. Game: 45, by Bob Pritchett vs. Richmond Prof. Inst. REBOUND AVERAGE (Norfolk, VA, Feb. 14, 1968) . Season: 18.1, by Randy Leddy, 1965-66 Season: 568, by Joel Copeland, 1973-74. Career: 12.5, by Wilson Washington, 1976-77 Career: 1,870, by Ronnie Valentine, 1976-80. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ASSISTS Game: 20, by Dave Twardzik, vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb.24, Game (Max of 10 att:): 11-11, by Harry Lozon vs. RPI 1972. (Norfolk, Feb. 14, 1968) . Season: 332, by Dave Twardzik, 1970-71. Season: .637 (218-342), by Kenny Gattison, 1985-86 (Sun Career: 883, by Frank Smith, 1984-88. (6th NCAA all-time) Belt Record) Career: .606 (697-1150), by Chris Gatling, 1988-91 (Sun Belt Record) ASSIST AVERAGE Season: 11.4, by Dave Twardzik, 1971-72. FREE THROWS MADE Career: 10.7, by Dave Twardzik, 1969-72. Game: 24, by Dave Twardzik vs. Norfolk St. (March 12, 1971) NCAA Regional. BLOCKED SHOTS Season: 222, by Dave Twardzik, 1970-71. Game: 12, by Wilson Washington, vs. W&M (Feb. 5, 1976) Career: 643, by Dave Twardzik, 1957-61. in Williamsburg, VA) and vs. Baptist College (Feb. Most Consecutive: 33, by Donald Anderson, (2-22-92 vs. 20, 1975) at ODU. ECU to 3-8 vs. Richmond) Season: 165, by Wilson Washington, 1975-76. Frank Smith is Old Dominion’s all-time assist leader Career: 446, by Mark West, 1979-83. with 883. He is currently 11th all-time in NCAA his- tory.

70 Old Dominion University Team Records SEASON WON-LOSS RECORDS 41, (94-53) at Western Kentucky, (Feb. 3, Opponent Season Low: .354 (45-127) in 1982-83. STEALS 1987, Bowling Green, KY.). Opponent Game High: 1.000 (6-6), by JMU, Victories: 25 (25-4) in 1976-77; (25-6) in 1974- Most Players to average in Double Figures: 5, Dec. 30, 1989 in Scope. Season High: 309 in 1994-95. 75;(25-5) in 1979-80; (25-9) in 1998-99 in 1966-67; 1969-70; 1971-72; 1974-75 and (10 or more): .818(9-11) by JMU, Feb. 4, Season Low: 167 in 1982-83. Fewest Victories: 6, (6-22) in 1986-87. 1987-88. 1995 in Harrisonburg. Game High: 21, vs. Southeastern, Feb. 13, 1979 Most Losses: 22, (6-22) in 1986-87. in Scope. Fewest Losses: 4, (25-4) in 1976-77 Opponent Game High: 18, by UNLV, Dec. 27, Games Played: 33, 1994-95 & 1996-97 FIELD GOALS MADE FREE THROWS MADE 1986 in Las Vegas, NV at by North Best Winning Percentage: .862 (25-4), 1976-77. Season: 1,140 in 1974-75 Season: 674 in 1970-71 Carolina, Dec. 1, 1992 in Chapel Hill. Most Consecutive Wins: 22, 1976-77. Game: 58, vs. Richmond Prof. Inst. (Norfolk, Game: 39 (39-58) vs. St. Francis (PA), Jan. 6, Most Consecutive Losses: 10, 1986-87. Feb. 14, 1968). 1971. BLOCKED SHOTS Best Home Record (Scope): 13-1, in 1983-84; 14- Opponents Season: 1,013 in 1974-75. Season Fewest: 3333 in 1986-87. 4 in 1981-82; 9-0 in 1992-93. Opponent Game: 55, by Marshall (Feb. 27, Game-Fewest: 3 (3-8) vs. JMU (Jan. 28, 1974, (3- Season High: 233 in 1996-97 (ties CAA rec.) (Field House): 14-0 in 1974-75. 1968). 3) vs.Randolph-Macon (Feb. 7, 1974 and Season Low: 56, in 1986-87. Longest Home Win Streak: Fewest Made in a Game: 12, (12-39) vs. South (3-8) vs. Maryland, (Feb. 2, 1983.) Game High: 16 vs. AU 1-16-99 (Scope): 14, Jan. 31, 1983 vs. JMU to Jan. Florida (Jan. 23, 1986, Scope). Opponent Fewest-Season: 217 in 1973-74. Opponent Game High: 12, by Virginia, 14, 1984 vs. S. Alabama, lost to Maryland Opp. Fewest Made in a Game: 14, by Navy Opponent Season High: 534 in 1970-71. 11-16-94 in Charlottesville, VA in next game. (Norfolk, Jan. 12, 1980), by JMU Opponent Game High: 36 (36-47) by (Field House): 26, Dec. 10, 1975 vs. (Jan. 3, 1986 in Harrisonburg, VA). Mississippi State (Jan. 1, 1997) in San PERSONAL FOULS Randolph-Macon to Feb. 26, 1977 vs. Fewest Made in a Season: 700, in 1986-87. Juan, Puerto Rico. Season High: 671 in 1978-79 Madison /2-26-92 vs. UNCW (Record is Opponents Fewest Made in a Season: 741 in Opponent Game Low: 0-0, by St. Francis (Pa.), Season Low: 378 in 1965-66. still intact). 1980-81. Feb. 13, 1973; by Xavier of Ohio, Jan. 15, Game High: 32 vs. Duquesne, Dec. 5, 1987 in Longest Home Win Streak-1 season: (Scope): 8, 1973; by VMI (0-3) on Feb. 17, 1973 and Pittsburgh, PA. Jan. 12, 1979 vs. Navy until, Feb 20, 1980 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED by Texas Wesleylan Dec. 2, 1980. Game Low: 6, vs. VCU in Dec. 30, 1980 and vs vs. ECU; and Nov. 29, 1983 vs. Delaware Consecutive Free-Throws (1 game): 22, vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 25, 1986 in Scope. State to Jan. 14, 1984 vs. So. Alabama. Season: 2,363 in 1974-75 UNC Wilmington 1-29-93. Game: 102, vs. Georgia Southern (Norfolk, Dec. Opponent Game High: 39, by Delaware State, (Field House): 14, Dec. 4, 1974 vs. Nov. 29, 1983 in Scope. Biscayne to Feb. 26, vs. Philadelphia 18, 1971) Opponents Season: 2,385) in 1974-75. FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Opponent Game Lows: 6, by Washington & Textile. Lee, Feb. 9, 1965, Lexington, Va. Most Consecutive Winning Seasons: 11, 1966-67 Opponent Game: 103, by UNLV (Dec. 20, 1975 Season: 928 in 1970-71. in Las Vegas, N.) Game: 58 (39-58) vs. St. Francis (PA), Jan. 6, to 1976-77. DISQUALIFICATIONS Most Consecutive 20-win Seasons: 3, 1968-69 to Fewest in a season: 1534 in 1986-87. 1971 1970-71. Fewest in a Game: 38, (24-38) vs. Western KY Season Low: 477 in 1986-87 Season High: 25, 1978-79. Best Start: 7-0 in 1960-61 (Div. II) (Feb. 26, 1987, Bowling Green, KY) Game Low: 3, (3-3) vs. Randolph-Macon (Feb. Season Lows: 2, 1973-74 6-0 in 1979-80 (Div. I) Fewest by an Opponent in one season: 1529 in 7, 1974). Game High: 4, vs. Mississippi State, Jan. 1, 1986-87. Opponent Season High: 792 in 1970-71. 1997, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Opponent Game Low: 0-0, by St. Francis (Pa.), Opponent Game High: 5, by William & Mary, POINTS SCORED FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Feb. 13, 1973; Xavier of Ohio, Jan. 15, Feb. 20, 1985 in Scope. Season Highs: 2,683 in 1974-75 1973; and by Texas Wesleyan (Dec. 2, Season High: .509 (803-1578) in 1985-86. Season Low: 1,697 in 1964-65. 1980), by UNC Wilmington (0-1), Dec. 7, OVERTIME GAMES Season High Scoring Avg.: 98.2 in 1967-68. Season Low: .4332 (894-2076) in 1966-67. 1988 in Wilmington, NC) Season Low Scoring Avg.: 65.7 in 1986-87. Game High: .667 (36-54) vs. So. Florida (Scope, Opponent Game High: 47 (36-47) by Most in One game: 3, vs. Hampden-Sydney, Opponents Season High: 2,462 in 1970-71. Feb. 15, 1990) Mississippi State (Jan. 1, 1997) in San 1965-66. and vs. Villanova, 3-17-95 in Opponents Season Low: 1,604 in 1964-65. Game Low: .262 (11-42) vs. UNC Wilmington Juan, Puerto Rico. Albany, NY (NCAA). Opponents Season High Scoring Avg: 87.7 in (3-3-96), CAA Trn., Richmond, Va. Opponent Season Low: 477, in 1986-87. Season: 5, in 1978-79 1967-68. Opponent Game High: .754 (43-57) by North On the Road: 3, in 1989-90 and 1978-79. Carolina (Chapel Hill, Dec. 1, 1992) Opponents Season Low Scoring Avg: 61.5 in FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Most Points in one period: 25, vs. W&M, 2-1-92 1985-86. Opponent Game Low: .259 (15-58) by (ties NCAA record) Game High: 152, (152-110) vs. Richmond Prof. American (1-29-96), Norfolk, Va. Season: .754 (465-617) in 1987-88. Most Points by two teams in one period: 40 Inst. (Norfolk, Virginia, Feb. 14, 1968) Best Shooting in 1st half: .714 (20-28) at. Florida Game: .952 (20-21) vs. Towson State, Dec. 10, (ODU 25, W&M 15) 2-1-92 (NCAA Most Points on the Road: 116, at Tulane, Dec. A&M (Jan. 2, 93) 1966. Record) 20, 1977 (New Orleans, LA), Div.I Best Shooting in 2nd half: .842 (16-19) at South 1.000 (12-12) vs. Jacksonville in Scope, 122 (122-100) at Univ. of Baltimore Alabama, Jan. 14, 1988. Jan. 22, 1990). GREATEST ODU COMEBACKS Opponents Best shooting: .857 (22-28) in Season Low: .631 in 1962-63. (12-8-67)-Div. II. Down 20, 63-43 with 11:00 left (Jan. 7, 2004, Game Low: 39 (39-59) vs. UNC Wilmington second half by UNC, Dec. 1, 1992 Game Low: .375(3-8) vs. Maryland, Feb. 2, Opponents Best shooting in First Half: .696 1983. Fairfax, VA.) ODU rallied to outscore (CAA Trn.), Mar. 3, 1996, Richmond, Va. George Mason 31-8 for a 74-71 win. Opponent Game High: 131, by Marshall (16-23) by N.C. State, Dec. 2, 2000 Opponent Season High: .744 (383-515) in 1975- 76. Down 20, at Randolph-Macon, Feb. 17, 1975 in (Huntington, WVA,Feb. 27, 1968) and by Ashland, VA (61-41 RMC with 17:23 left Western Kentucky (Bowling Green, KY, 3-POINT FG MADE Opponent Game High: .970 (32-33) by Toledo (12-9-95), Toledo, Ohio. in game, ODU tied at 72 at end of Nov. 27, 1972). Season High: 181, in 1989-90. regulation. ODU wins in two overtimes, Opponent Game Lows: 42, (48-42) by William Season Low: 25, in 1982-83 (used only in 86-85. & Mary (Norfolk, Jan. 20, 1979) and in conference games). REBOUNDS Down 19, vs. UAB, Mar. 2, 1985 in Hampton Williamsburg, Feb. 12, 1983), 43-42 Game High: 17, (17-24), vs. James Madison, Season High: 1550 in 1970-71 (59-40, UAB with 9: 31 left), ODU wins, Feb. 17, 1993 in Scope. Season Low: 886 in 1987-88. 68-67 (Sun Belt semi-final). COMBINED SCORES Most in One Half by ODU: 9, (9-11) vs. UAB, Game High: 71, vs. Roanoke, Feb. 21, 1976 in Down 17, vs. Central Connecticut State, Dec. Highest Combined Score: 262 (ODU 152, RPI Jan. 4, 1989 in Scope. and Norfolk. 29, 1998 in Hilo, HI (53-36, with 15:26 110) on Feb. 14, 1968. (Div.II) (9-10) at UNC Wilmington (1-17-94), in Game Low: 16, vs. Richmond, Feb. 2, 1988 in left), ODU wins 77-75. 211(ODU 120, George Mason 91), Jan. 22, first half. Richmond Down 17, vs. JMU, Dec. 30, 1990 in Scope, (32- 1994 (Div.I). (2nd half): 11-12 vs. JMU, Feb. 17, 1993. Season High Avg.: 51.7 in 1970-71. 49, JMU with 18:05 left), ODU wins 85- Lowest Combined Score: 84 (JMU 43, ODU 41) Opponent Season High: 148, 1989-90. Season Low Avg.: 29.5 in 1987-88. 81. on Feb. 27, 1982. Opponent Season Low: 45, 1982-83 (used only Opponent Season High: 1454 in 1970-71 Down 16, at VCU, Dec. 29, 1991 , (47-31, VCU in conference games). Opponent Season Low: 916 in 1986-87. with 16:39 left), ODU wins 67-66. Opponent Game High: 14 (14-38) by So. Opponent Game High: 65, by Dayton, Nov. 30, Down 16 vs. JMU, Feb. 10, 1996 (53-37, JMU POINTS IN A HALF Mississippi, March, 1, 1993., and 1974 in Dayton, Ohio. leads, 17:30 left), tied game at 63 all with Most Points in a half: (1st) 86 vs. RPI (Norfolk, Mississippi State (14-27), Dec. 19, 1996 Opponent Game Low: 14, by JMU (Jan. 14, 6:00 left, ODU wins 76-72. Feb. 14, 1968). 1986) at JMU. Down 13, vs. Syracuse (#3rd), Jan. 19, 1980 in (2nd) 75 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s (Norfolk, Feb. 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED Scope (63-50 with 5:02 left), wins, 68-67. 24, 1972) Game high: 34 vs. George Mason (2-19-94). ASSISTS Down 13, at East Carolina, Feb. 12, 1994 in Most Opponent Points in a half: (1st) 63, by Minges. (54-41 with 14:06 left), wins 75- UNLV (Las Vegas, Dec. 20, 1975). Season High: 458 in 1989-90. Season High: 614, 1974-75. Season Low: 72, in 1982-83 (Conference games Season Low: 303, in 1977-78. 72. (2nd) 65, by North Carolina (Dec.1, 1992) Down 11, vs. Soviet Union, Nov. 19, 1979 in Chapel Hill. only) Game High: 39, vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb.3,1968. Opponent Season High: 370, 1989-90 Game Low: 4, vs. Georgia State, Jan. 31, 1980 in Scope (60-49 with 9:20 left), ODU ties at Fewest Points in a half: (1st)12, vs. Arizona end of regulation, then wins in overtime, State (1-7-95) Tempe, Ariz., & vs. UNC Opponent Season Low: 127 in 1982-83 Atlanta. (Conference games only) Opponents Game High: 31, by UNC Dec. 1, 76-74. Wilmington (3-3-96), CAA Trn., Down 9, vs. USF, Jan. 7, 1988 in Tampa, FL, (75- Richmond, Va. Opponent Game High: 34, by So. Mississippi, 1992 in Chapel Hill, NC. March 1, 1993. 66 with 1:41 left), ODU wins 78-77. (2nd) 19, vs. William & Mary Down 7, at DePaul, (#1) Jan. 10, 1981 in (Williamsburg, Feb. 12, 1983). TURNOVERS Chicago, Ill.(60-53 with 1:50 left), ODU Fewest Opponent Points in a half: (1st) 11, by 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Season High: 483 in 1987-88. wins, 63-62. (DePaul’s first loss at home). VMI (Norfolk, Dec. 7, 1982) Season High: .412 (184-447) in 1992-93. Season Low: 377 in 1981-82. (2nd) 14, by Hampton (Norfolk, Dec. 7, Season Low: .319 (158-496) in 2002-03. Game High: 30, vs. Kentucky, Worcester, MA.- * Records begin in 1964-65 when ODU began 1996). Game High (Min. 5 att): NCAA (March 20, 1992) playing only four-year schools. .900 (9-10) vs. VMI (11-15-98) Game Low: 3, vs. Georgia State (Jan. 31, 1980 in MARGIN OF VICTORIES (10 or more) .708 (17-24) vs. JMU (2-17-93) Atlanta). Largest Margin of Victory: 67 (128-61) vs. One Half: .917 (11-12) vs. JMU, Feb. 17, 1993 Opponent Game High: 29, by FAMU, Lynchburg, (Feb. 13, 1961 Scope). (2nd half) 11-29-93 (fieldhouse) Largest Margin of Defeat: 46, (111-65) by Opponent Season High: .3978 (118-297) in 1987- Atlantic Christian, 1956-57. 88. Monarch Basketball 2004-05 71 Vs. Ranked Teams Old Dominion vs. Nationally Ranked Teams 2003-04 L at #9 North Carolina (90-64) L vs. #13 St. Joseph’s (75-72) 2001-02 L at #12 Memphis, 66-91 2000-01 L vs. #5 Stanford, 60-84 (San Juan, PR) 1998-99 L vs. #3 North Carolina, 63-61 in Charlotte, NC 1996-97 L vs. #11 New Mexico, 59-55 NCAA, Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1994-95 W vs #9 Villanova, 89-81(3 ot) (NCAA, Albany, NY) Lat#14 Virginia, 80-83 L vs. #1 North Carolina, 79-98 Lat#14 Arizona State, 52-71 1993-94 W vs #22 Virginia, 76-69 1992-93 L at #7 North Carolina, 119-82 1991-92 L vs #6 Kentucky, 88-69 (NCAA, Worcester, Mass.) Lat#18 Alabama, 105-67 1989-90 L vs #8 Missouri, 88-75 1988-89 L vs #4 North Carolina, 87-77 1985-86 W at #19 Richmond, 62-59 Wat #20 W. Kentucky, 62-59 Lat#19 Alabama-Birmingham, 66-51 L #20 Alabama-Birmingham, 71-58 W #19 W. Kentucky, 74-61 L#1Duke NCAA Greensboro, 2nd, 89-61 1986-87 L at #4 UNLV, 83-103 1984-85 W at #20 Alabama-Birmingham, 59-58 Lat#17 Maryland, 87-75 1980-81 W at #1 DePaul, 63-62 Petey Sessoms scored 35 points in the Monarchs’ 89-81 triple overtime 1979-80 W #3 Syracuse, 68-67 victory over Villanova in the first round of the 1995 NCAA Tournament. 1978-79 L at #16 Purdue, 67-59 (NIT Quarter Finals) 1976-77 L #15 Syracuse, 67-64 (ECAC Final) 1975-76 L at #8 UNLV, 116,91 Lat#19 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) #28 USA Today (42 votes) (5-0) #29 Associated Press (58 votes) Dec. 6, 1993 (4-0) #30 USA Today (34 votes) (4-0) #39 Associated Press (23 votes)

Feb. 12, 1986 (15-5) #25 in Associated Press (24 votes)

Feb. 17, 1986 (16-6) #28 in Sporting News Feb. 18, 1986 (16-6) #26 in Associated Press (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 Old Dominion University Year-by-Year Leaders Year-by-Year Assist Leaders Year-by-Year Scoring Leaders Yrs. Name CL AST AVG Yrs Name CL PTS AVG 1967-68 Dick St.Clair So. 260 10.0 1965-66 Randy Leddy Sr. 470 19.6 1968-69 Dick St. Clair Jr. 270 9.0 1966-67 Bob Pritchett Jr. 554 22.2 1969-70 Dave Twardzik So. 274 9.8 1967-68 Bob Pritchett Sr. 634 25.4 1970-71 Dave Twardzik Jr. 332 11.1 1968-69 Dick St. Clair Jr. 532 17.7 1971-72 Dave Twardzik Sr. 274 11.4 1969-70 Dave Twardzik So. 490 17.5 1972-73 Rick Nau Sr. 201 7.2 1970-71 Dave Twardzik Jr. 608 20.3 1973-74 Olaiver Purnell Jr. 181 6.7 1971-72 Dave Twardzik Sr. 562 23.4 1974-75 Joey Caruthers So. 213 6.9 1972-73 Joel Copeland Jr. 552 19.7 1975-76 Joey Caruthers Jr. 182 5.9 1973-74 Joel Copeland Sr. 682 25.3 1976-77 Joey Caruthers Sr. 118 4.1 1974-75 Jeff Furhmann So. 503 16.3 1977-78 Richie Wright So. 104 4.5 1975-76 Jeff Fuhrmann Jr. 576 18.6 1978-79 Tommy Conrad Sr. 123 4.2 1976-77 Ronnie Valentine Fr. 650 22.4 1979-80 Grant Robinson Fr. 133 4.4 1977-78 Ronnie Valentine So. 531 24.1 1980-81 Grant Robinson So. 174 6.2 1978-79 Ronnie Valentine Jr. 468 23.4 1981-82 Grant Robinson Jr. 134 4.5 1979-80 Ronnie Valentine Sr. 555 18.5 1982-83 Grant Robinson Sr. 148 5.1 1980-81 Ronnie McAdoo Jr. 446 15.9 1983-84 Charlie Smith Jr. 123 4.8 1981-82 Mark West Jr. 472 15.7 1984-85 Frank Smith Fr. 157 5.1 1982-83 Mark West Sr. 418 14.4 1985-86 Frank Smith So. 253 8.1# 1983-84 Mark Davis Jr. 441 14.2 1986-87 Frank Smith Jr. 229 8.2# 1984-85 Kenny Gattison Jr. 498 16.1 1987-88 Frank Smith Sr. 244 8.1# 1985-86 Kenny Gattison Sr. 539 17.4 1988-89 Donald Grant So. 137 4.9 1986-87 Anthony Carver Fr. 433 15.5 1989-90 Chuck Evans Fr. 194 6.9# 1987-88 Anthony Carver So. 449 15.0 1990-91 Donald Anderson So. 134 4.2 1988-89 Chris Gatling So. 604 22.4 1991-92 Donald Anderson Jr. 132 4.4# 1989-90 Anthony Carver Sr. 591 21.1# 1992-93 Donald Anderson Sr. 141 4.9# 1990-91 Chris Gatling Sr. 673 21.0 1993-94 Kevin Swann Sr. 153 4.9 1991-92 Ricardo Leonard Sr. 613 20.4# 1994-95 Brion Dunlap Fr. 191 5.8 1992-93 Keith Jackson Sr. 490 16.9 1995-96 Brion Dunlap So. 144 4.8 Petey Sessoms So. 489 16.9 1996-97 Brion Dunlap Jr. 187 5.7 1993-94 Odell Hodge So. 601 19.4# 1997-98 Brion Dunlap Sr. 158 5.6# 1994-95 Petey Sessoms Sr. 730+ 22.1 1998-99 Mike Byers Sr. 109 3.2 1995-96 Joe Bunn So. 483 16.1 1999-00 Pierre Greene So. 71 2.4 1996-97 Odell Hodge Sr. 596 18.1 2000-01 Pierre Greene Jr. 108 3.49 1997-98 Mark Poag Jr. 429 15.3 Troy Nance Fr. 111 3.49 1998-99 Cal Bowdler Sr. 500 14.7 2001-02 Troy Nance So. 122 4.2 1999-00 Andre McCullum Jr. 386 12.9 2002-03 Troy Nance Jr. 115 4.4 2000-01 Andre McCullum Sr. 386 12.5 2003-04 Troy Nance Sr. 119 4.1 2001-02 Ricardo Marsh Jr. 444 15.3 *not kept prior to 1967-68 season #Conference Champion 2002-03 Ricardo Marsh Sr. 450 16.7 2003-04 Alex Loughton So. 482 16.60 35-Point Club +School record #Conference Champion PTS NAME OPP. DATE 67 Bob Pritchett vs. Richmond Prof. Inst. Feb. 14, 1968 60 Leo Anthony vs. Lynchburg Feb. 13, 1961 48 Leo Anthony vs. Elon Dec. 14, 1959 47 Bob Pritchett vs. Hampden-Sydney Jan. 9, 1968 46 Bobby Hoffman at Roanoke Feb. 19, 1962 45 Ricky Michaelson vs. Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 30, 1973 45 Alex Loughton vs. Charlotte (2 ot) Dec. 6, 2003 44 Joel Copeland vs. Rollins (NCAA Regional) Mar. 7, 1974 44 Ronnie Valentine at Tulane Dec. 20, 1977 39 Joel Copeland vs. Delaware Jan. 5, 1974 39 Leo Anthony at Bridgewater Feb. 11, 1961 38 Leo Anthony vs. Richmond Prof. Inst. Jan. 14, 1958 38 Ronnie Valentine vs. William & Mary (Scope) Feb. 21, 1977 37 Odell Hodge vs. Southern Mississippi Feb. 4, 1993 37 Anthony Carver vs. South Alabama (Scope) Feb. 19, 1990 37 Ronnie Valentine at Georgia Southern Jan. 7, 1978 37 Ronnie Valentine vs. Western Carolina Jan. 17, 1977 37 Leo Anthony at Roanoke Jan. 10, 1961 36 Jeff Fuhrmann vs. Charleston Baptist Feb. 14, 1976 36 Chris Gatling at UNC Charlotte Feb. 5, 1991 36 Leo Anthony vs. Lynchburg Feb. 1, 1958 36 Leo Anthony vs. Roanoke Feb. 21, 1958 36 Leo Anthony vs. Randolph-Macon Feb. 19, 1959 36 Ronnie Valentine at Georgetown (ECAC So.Finals) Mar. 1, 1977 36 Dave Twardzik vs. Norfolk State (NCAA Reg.) Mar. 12, 1971 36 Chris Gatling vs. Ala.-Birmingham (SBC Trn.) Mar. 4, 1989 35 Leo Anthony vs. Richmond Prof. Inst. Dec. 1, 1960 35 Leo Anthony vs. Hampden-Sydney Dec. 5, 1960 35 Leo Anthony vs. Catholic Dec. 17, 1960 35 Leo Anthony vs. Pembroke State Jan. 31, 1961 35 Joel Copeland at Western Kentucky Dec. 1, 1973 35 Anthony Carver vs. Virginia Commonwealth Jan. 23, 1989 Bob Pritchett (‘68) scored a school record 67 points in a game against Richmond 35 Petey Sessoms vs. New Hampshire Dec. 8, 1994 Professional Institute and 47 points in a game against Hampden-Sydney. 35 Petey Sessoms vs. Villanova (NCAA 1st round) Mar. 17, 1995 Monarch Basketball 2004-05 73 Year-by-Year Leaders Year-by-Year Reb. Leaders Year-by-Year FT Pct. Leaders YR. NAME CL REBS AVG. (Min. 2 att. per game) 1965-66 Randy Leddy Sr. 433 18.1 YRS. NAME CL FG AVG. 1966-67 Ron Drews So. 364 14.0 1965-66 Richard Boyce So. 64-83 76.1 1967-68 Ron Drews Jr. 262 10.1 1966-67 Richard Boyce Jr. 60-71 84.4 1968-69 Billy Hayes So. 218 7.0 1967-68 Dick St. Clair So. 76-92 82.6 1969-70 Steve Cox Jr. 276 9.8 1968-69 Dick St. Clair Jr. 78-95 82.1 1970-71 Steve Cox Sr. 303 10.1 1969-70 Dave Twardzik So. 152-207 73.4 1971-72 Joel Copeland So. 273 11.4 1970-71 Dave Twardzik Jr. 222-273 81.3 1972-73 Joel Copeland Jr. 324 11.6 1971-72 Dave Twardzik Sr. 174-206 84.5 1973-74 Joel Copeland Sr. 325 12.0 1972-73 Rick Nau Sr. 126-149 84.6 1974-75 Wilson Washington So. 264 12.6 1973-74 Joel Copeland Sr. 124-161 77.0 1975-76 Wilson Washington Jr. 418 13.5 1974-75 Jeff Fuhrmann So. 59-68 86.8 1976-77 Wilson Washington Sr. 329 11.4 1975-76 Jeff Fuhrmann Jr. 96-111 86.5 1977-78 Ronnie Valentine So. 219 10.0 1976-77 Jeff Fuhrmann Sr. 42-62 79.0 1978-79 Ronnie Valentine Jr. 198 9.9 1977-78 Tommy Conrad Jr. 83-108 76.9 Ronnie McAdoo Fr. 260 8.7 1978-79 Tommy Branch Fr. 57-68 83.8 1979-80 Ronnie Valentine Sr. 262 8.7 1979-80 Billy Mann So. 77-103 74.8 1980-81 Mark West So. 287 10.3 1980-81 Billy Mann Jr. 87-118 73.7 1981-82 Mark West Jr. 300 10.0 1981-82 Billy Mann Sr. 105-136 77.2 1982-83 Mark West Sr. 314 10.8% 1982-83 Keith Thomas Fr. 69-78 88.5% 1983-84 Kenny Gattison So. 219 7.1 1983-84 Keith Thomas So. 128-149 85.9% 1984-85 Kenny Gattison Jr. 285 9.2 1984-85 Clarence Hanley Jr. 74-91 81.3 1985-86 Kenny Gattison Sr. 241 7.8 1985-86 Keith Thomas Sr. 96-118 81.3 1986-87 Anthony Carver Fr. 200 7.1 1986-87 Bernard Royster So. 89-108 82.4 1987-88 Anthony Carver So. 209 7.0 1987-88 Bernard Royster Jr. 113-135 83.7 1988-89 Chris Gatling So. 244 9.0 1988-89 Donald Grant So. 59-76 77.6 1989-90 Chris Gatling Jr. 259 10.0 1989-90 Anthony Carver Sr. 51-65 78.5 1990-91 Chris Gatling Sr. 356 11.1 1990-91 Donald Anderson So. 61-74 82.4 1991-92 Ricardo Leonard Sr. 175 5.8 1991-92 Donald Anderson Jr. 96-108 88.9 1992-93 Odell Hodge Fr. 263 9.1 1992-93 Petey Sessoms So. 130-159 81.8 1993-94 Odell Hodge So. 279 9.0 1993-94 Petey Sessoms Jr. 93-113 82.3 1994-95 Petey Sessoms Sr. 276 8.4 1994-95 Petey Sessoms Sr. 215-259 83.0 1995-96 Joe Bunn So. 229 7.6 1995-96 Joe Bunn So. 167-219 76.3 1996-97 Odell Hodge Sr. 283 8.6 1996-97 Odell Hodge Sr. 113-158 71.5 1997-98 Cal Bowdler Jr. 245 8.8 1997-98 Mark Poag Jr. 53-64 82.8 1998-99 Cal Bowdler Sr. 339 10.0 1998-99 Mark Poag Sr. 53-64 82.8 1999-00 Andre McCullum Jr. 207 6.9 1999-00 Andre McCullum Jr. 109-139 78.4 2000-01 Clifton Jones Sr. 278 9.3% 2000-01 Pierre Greene Jr. 93-121 .769 2001-02 Ricardo Marsh Jr. 209 7.2 2001-02 Rasheed Wright Jr. 101-124 .815 2002-03 Ricardo Marsh Sr. 227 8.4 2002-03 Rasheed Wright Sr. 97-124 .782 2003-04 Alex Loughton So. 252 8.7 2003-04 Isaiah Hunter So. 76-90 .844% %Conference Champion %Conference Champion Year-by-Year FG Pct. Leaders Year-by-Year 3Pt. FG% Leaders YRS. NAME CL FG PCT. 1986-87 Steve Trax Jr. 48-107 .449 1965-66 Jerry Nichols Sr. 198-404 49.0 1987-88 Steve Trax Sr. 76-178 .427 1966-67 Ron Drews So. 122-250 49.0 1988-89 Darin McDonald Jr. 35-86 .407 1967-68 Harry Lozon So. 215-354 60.7 1989-90 Anthony Carver Sr. 94-231 .407 1968-69 Ron Drews Sr. 102-190 54.1 1990-91 Keith Jackson So. 68-182 .374 1969-70 Dave Twardzik So. 169-309 54.7 1991-92 Keith Jackson Jr. 68-182 .374 1970-71 Terry Foster Jr. 102-200 51.0 1992-93 Petey Sessoms So. 69-160 .431 1971-72 Terry Foster Sr. 107-210 53.2 1993-94 Kevin Swann Sr. 29-66 .439 1972-73 Ricky Michaelson Jr. 165-284 58.1 1994-95 Mike Jones Sr. 80-188 .426 1973-74 Jay Rountree Jr. 108-216 50.0 1995-96 Mark Poag Fr. 76-178 .427 1974-75 Wilson Washington So. 132-223 59.2 1996-97 Mike Byers So. 47-125 .376 1975-76 Wilson Washington Jr. 245-457 53.6 1997-98 Mark Poag Jr. 90-190 .474 1976-77 Wilson Washington Sr. 220-372 59.1 1998-99 Mark Poag Sr. 80-205 .390 1977-78 Tommy Conrad Jr. 92-176 52.3 1999-00 Freddie Bryant Sr. 17-39 .436 1978-79 Ronnie Valentine Jr. 193-374 51.6 2000-01 Andre McCullum Sr. 93-121 .447 1979-80 Bobby Vaughn Jr. 80-155 51.6 2001-02 Pierrre Greene Sr. 20-52 .385 1980-81 Mark West So. 128-243 52.7 2002-03 John Waller Jr. 36-92 .391 1981-82 Mark West Jr. 197-323 61.0 2003-04 John Waller Sr. 57-153 .373 1982-83 Mark West Sr. 169-297 56.9 1983-84 Mark Davis Jr. 181-343 52.8 Single Game Reb. Leaders 1984-85 Kenny Gattison Jr. 192-357 53.8 1985-86 Kenny Gattison Sr. 218-342 63.7%# 1. 33 by Ron Drews vs. Richmond Prof. Inst. Dec. 2, 1966 1986-87 Garrick Davis So. 112-228 53.5 2. 29 by Randy Leddy at Towson State Dec. 7, 1965 1987-88 Garrick Davis Jr. 143-247 57.9 3. 26 by Randy Leddy vs. Loyola (Md.) Dec. 5, 1965 1988-89 Chris Gatling So. 239-388 61.6% 4. 24 by Wilson Washington vs. Roanoke Feb. 21, 1976 1989-90 Chris Gatling Jr. 207-357 58.0 5. 23 by Mark West vs. Texas Wesleyan Dec. 3, 1980 1990-91 Chris Gatling Sr. 251-405 62.0 23 by Clifton Jones vs. UNCW Feb. 26, 2001 1991-92 Ricardo Leonard Sr. 209-431 48.5 23 by Randy Leddy vs. Washington & Lee Dec. 3, 1965 1992-93 Odell Hodge Fr. 173-309 56.0 22 by Jay Rountree vs. Georgia Southern Dec. 18, 1971 1993-94 Odell Hodge So. 249-455 54.7 8. 21 by Ronnie Valentine vs. Georgia Southern Feb. 11, 1978 1994-95 Mario Mullen Jr. 161-301 53.5 21 by Wilson Washington vs. Brigham Young Dec. 30, 1975 1995-96 Odell Hodge Jr. 182-321 56.7 21 by Wilson Washington vs. St. Francis (Pa.) Feb. 25, 1976 1996-97 Odell Hodge Sr. 241-438 55.0 11. 20 by Chris Gatling at South Florida Feb. 7, 1990 1997-98 Skipper Youngblood Jr. 75-152 49.3 20 by Chris Gatling vs. Virginia Tech Dec. 8, 1990 1998-99 Reggie Bassette Sr. 138-253 54.5 20 by Wilson Washington vs. Baptist Feb. 20, 1975 1999-00 Skipper Youngblood Sr. 139-262 53.1 20 by Joel Copeland vs. Yale Dec. 27, 1973 2000-01 Andre McCullum Sr. 137-292 .469 20 by Joel Copeland vs. Rollins (NCAA) Mar. 7, 1974 2001-02 Ricardo Marsh Jr. 166-330 .503 20 by Wilson Washington at William & Mary Feb. 5, 1976 2002-03 Ricardo Marsh Sr. 167-354 .472 20 by Steve Cox vs. Norfolk State Feb. 23, 1970 2003-04 Valdas Vasylius Fr. 81-160 .506 20 by Cal Bowdler vs. Seton Hall Mar. 10, 1999 #ODU record %Conference Champion 74 Old Dominion University Coaches & Captains CAPTAINS, COACHES AND RECORDS YEAR RECORD CAPTAINS COACH 1930-31 11-10 Harry Hamburger ld Dominion University has enjoyed 1931-32 7-9 Rufus Tonelson Tommy Scott an impressive basketball tradition. 1932-33 8-6 Rufus Tonelson Tommy Scott Since fielding its first team in 1930, Old 1933-34 10-4 Junie Mills Tommy Scott O Dominion has won 1,028 games in 72 years, a 1934-35 11-6 C.F.Freddie Edmonds Tommy Scott 1935-36 10-6 C.F.Freddie Edmonds Tommy Scott winning percentage of .574. Scott 1936-37 8-8 Woody Barnes Tommy Scott Founded in 1930 as the Norfolk Division of 1937-38 15-4 Joe Wood Tommy Scott the College of William and Mary, the institution 1938-39 8-14 n/a Tommy Scott gained independence in 1962 and became Old 1939-40 4-16 n/a Tommy Scott 1940-41 4-15 n/a George Stirnweiss Dominion College. In 1969, University status 1941-42 0-14 Ed Kilgore George Stirnweiss was granted and the name was changed to Old 1942-43 12-10 Dave Prosser Scrap Chandler Dominion University. 1943-44 1-7 Bobby Worrell Scrap Chandler Sonny Allen was named head coach at Old 1944-45 6-6 n/a Scrap Chandler 1945-46 9-8 n/a Scrap Chandler Dominion in 1965, following athletic director Chandler 1946-47 14-8 Charlie Kiley, Ted Bacalis Julius Rubin Bud Metheny’s outstanding career. In ten years, 1947-48 21-8 Ted Bacalis Jack Callahan Allen led the Monarchs to 181 wins, and a 1948-49 11-5 Bill Roughton, John Vitasek Bud Metheny second place national finish at the 1970 NCAA 1949-50 9-10 Joe Agee Bud Metheny Division II championships. In 1975 his Monarchs 1950-51 11-10 Sonny Howlett Bud Metheny 1951-52 12-13 Ralph Muzzey, Mac McCurry Bud Metheny took the prize with the National 1951-53 8-12 John Casey, Malvin Howlett Bud Metheny Championship. 1953-54 12-10 Ralph Halstead, William Tyndall Bud Metheny Paul Webb took control in 1975-76 and led 1954-55 7-15 Paul Burlage, Harry Knickerbocker Bud Metheny the Monarchs to a fourth place finish at the Metheny 1955-56 8-12 Harry Knickerbocker, John Casey Bud Metheny 1956-57 11-10 Harry Knockerbocker, Bob Johnson Bud Metheny NCAA Division II nationals. Webb successfully 1957-58 12-9 Bob Johnson, Holt Butt Bud Metheny guided the Old Dominion program to one of the 1958-59 15-8 Holt Butt, Leo Anthony Bud Metheny nation’s premier Division I basketball programs. 1959-60 12-6 Leo Anthony, Bobby Hoffman Bud Metheny In ten seasons, Webb won 196 victories and took 1960-61 16-4 Leo Anthony, Bobby Hoffman Bud Metheny the Big Blue to nine national post-season 1961-62 18-3 Bobby Hoffman, Marion Carroll Bud Metheny 1962-63 13-13 Marion Carroll, Ray Dougan, tournaments. Billy Phelps Bud Metheny In 1985, the reigns were turned over to Tom 1963-64 13-10 John Kendall, Wayne Parks Bud Metheny Allen Young and he guided the Monarchs to a 23-8 1964-65 10-13 Freddie Edmonds, Jr., Bud Metheny mark in 1986 and an NCAA bid. The Monarchs 1965-66 7-17 Randy Leddy, Freddie Edmonds,Jr. Sonny Allen 1966-67 14-12 Button Speakes Sonny Allen advanced to the second round for the first time 1967-68 19-7 Button Speakes, Dick St.Clair Sonny Allen ever. In 1987-88, Old Dominion was 18-12 and 1968-69 21-10 Button Speakes, Dick St. Clair Sonny Allen earned a NIT bid. In 1991-92, former captain 1969-70 21-7 Dick St. Clair, Harry Lozon Sonny Allen Oliver Purnell returned to his alma mater and 1970-71 21-9 Dave Twardzik, Steve Cox Sonny Allen led Old Dominion to the CAA title and a trip to 1971-72 14-10 Dave Twardzik Sonny Allen 1972-73 19-9 Jack Baker, Rick Nau Sonny Allen the NCAA. In 1993 and 1994 the Monarchs Webb 1973-74 20-7 Joel Copeland Sonny Allen advanced to the second round of the NIT. Jeff 1974-75 25-6 Oliver Purnell Sonny Allen Capel took over in 1994-95 and guided the 1975-76 19-12 Wilson Washington, Jeff Fuhrmann, Monarchs to the second round of the NCAA Joey Caruthers Paul Webb after a stunning victory over third seed 1976-77 25-4 Wilson Washington, Jeff Fuhrmann Paul Webb 1977-78 11-15 Reese Neyland, Chris Pickett Paul Webb Villanova, 89-81 in triple overtime. Capel again 1978-79 23-7 Ronnie Valentine,Tommy Conrad Paul Webb guided Old Dominion to a CAA title and NCAA 1979-80 25-5 Ronnie Valentine, Bobby Haithcock Paul Webb Tournament play in 1997. 1980-81 18-10 Bobby Vaughan Paul Webb In April of 2001, Blaine Taylor became the Young 1981-82 18-12 Ronnie McAdoo, Billy Mann Paul Webb 1982-83 19-10 Mark West, Grant Robinson Paul Webb Monarchs fifth Division I head coach. 1983-84 19-12 Charlie Smith Paul Webb The Monarchs have been selected for 1984-85 19-12 Charlie Smith, Mark Davis Paul Webb post-season play 16 times since moving up to 1985-86 23-8 Kenny Gattison, Ronnie Wade Tom Young Division I in 1976-77, seven by the NCAA and 1986-87 6-22 Frank Smith, Garrick Davis Tom Young 1987-88 18-12 Frank Smith, Garrick Davis Tom Young nine by the NIT. Twenty-one players have been 1988-89 15-13 Anthony Carver, Darrin McDonald accorded All-American honors since 1958, and Garrick Davis Tom Young including first team selections Wilson 1989-90 14-14 Anthony Carver, Darrin McDonald Tom Young Washington (1975-76), Joel Copeland (1973-74) Purnell 1990-91 14-18 Cyril Cox Tom Young and Dave Twardzik (1972-73). 1991-92 15-15# John Robinson, Barry Smith, Ricardo Leonard, Al Grant Oliver Purnell 1992-93 21-8# Keith Jackson, Donald Anderson Oliver Purnell 1993-94 21-10 # Kevin Swann, Kevin Larkin Oliver Purnell 1994-95 21-12 Petey Sessoms, David Harvey and Past Coaches’ Breakdown Mike Jones Jeff Capel 1995-96 18-13 Odell Hodge, Mario Mullen Jeff Capel Record Yrs. 1996-97 22-11 Odell Hodge, E.J. Sherod Jeff Capel Tommy Scott (1930-40) 92-83 10 1997-98 12-16 Mike Byers, Brion Dunlap Jeff Capel George Stirnweis (1940-42) 4-29 2 Capel 1998-99 25-9 Cal Bowdler, Mike Byers, Skipper Jeff Capel Youngblood and Mark Poag Scrap Chandler (1942-46) 28-31 4 1999-00 11-19 Skipper Youngblood & Freddie Bryant Jeff Capel Julius Rubin (1946-47) 14-8 1 2000-01 13-18 Andre McCullum, Pierre Greene & Jeff Capel Jack Callahan (1947-48) 21-8 1 Michael Williams 2001-02 13-16 Pierre Greene, Rasheed Wright & Blaine Taylor Bud Metheny (1948-65) 198-163 17 Ricardo Marsh Sonny Allen (1965-75) 181-94 10 2002-03 12-15 Rasheed Wright & Ricardo Marsh Blaine Taylor Paul Webb (1975-85) 196-99 10 2003-04 17-12 John Waller, Troy Nance & Alex Loughton Blaine Taylor Tom Young (1985-91) 90-87 6 Taylor Totals : 1045-776 in 74 years (.574) Oliver Purnell (1991-94) 57-33 3 Div. 1 : 471-334 in 28 years (.585) Jeff Capel (1994-2001) 122-98 7 # Captains not used, just seniors. Blaine Taylor (2001- ) 42-43 3 TOTAL 1045-776 73 (.574)

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 75 All-Time Scorers 1. RONNIE VALENTINE (1976-80) 11. KEITH JACKSON (1989-93) GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG GP FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1976-77 29 294-555 .530 62-89 .697 270-9.3 650 22.4 1989-90 27 96-240 .400 23-61 .377 35-53 .660 112-4.2 250 9.3 1977-78 22 231-465 .497 69-92 .750 219-10.0 531 24.1 1990-91 32 196-449 .437 68-182 .374 49-68 .721 157-4.9 509 15.9 1978-79 20 193-374 .516 82-112 .732 198-9.9 468 23.4 1992-93 29 114-288 .396 53-133 .399 62-82 .756 108-3.7 343 11.8 1979-80 30 245-476 .515 65-90 .722 262-8.7 555 18.5 1992-93 29 167-378 .442 72-172 .419 84-107 .785 111-3.8 490 16.9 Totals 101 963-1870 .514 278-383 .726 949-9.4 2204 21.8 Totals 117 573-1355 .423 216-548 .394 230-310 .742 488-4.2 1592 13.6 2. LEO ANTHONY (1957-61) 12. DARRIN McDONALD (1987-90) GP FG FT PCT PTS AVG GP FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1957-58 21 169 168-218 .771 506 24.1 1985-86 28 177-366 .484 0-0 .000 64-98 .653 166-5.9 418 14.9* 1958-59 23 203 176-235 .749 582 25.3 1987-88 30 154-284 .542 4-13 .308 93-117 .795 124-4.1 405 13.5 1959-60 18 160 153-200 .765 473 26.3 1988-89 28 134-278 .483 35-86 .407 57-83 .687 125-4.5 360 12.9 1960-61 20 237 146-210 .695 620 31.0 1989-90 27 142-319 .445 42-114 .368 55-77 .714 104-3.9 381 14.1 Totals 82 769 643-863 .745 2181 26.6 Totals 113 607-1247 .487 81-213 .380 269-375 .717 519-4.6 1564 13.8 *1985-86 played at VMI 3. ODELL HODGE (1992-97) GP FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 13. KEITH THOMAS (1982-86) 1992-93 29 173-309 .560 0-0 .000 80-105 .762 263-9.1 426 14.7 GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1993-94 31 249-455 .547 0-0 .000 103-151 .682 279-9.0 601 19.4 1982-83 28 100-233 .429 69-78 .885 55-2.0 275 9.8* 1994-95 4 21-37 .568 0-0 .000 10-12 .833 29-7.3 52 13.0 1983-84 31 150-340 .441 128-149 .859 102-3.3 428 13.9 1995-96 31 182-321 .567 0-4 .000 78-123 .634 232-7.5 442 14.3 1984-85 31 141-283 .498 109-137 .795 102-3.3 391 12.7 1996-97 33 241-438 .550 1-1 1.000 113-158 .715 283-8.6 596 18.1 1985-86 31 170-321 .529 96-118 .813 108-3.5 436 14.1 Totals 128 866-1560 .555 1-5 .200 384-549 .699 1086-8.5 2117 16.5 Totals 121 561-1177 .477 402-482 .834 367-3.0 1530 12.6 *6-20 in three-point shots. 4. PETEY SESSOMS (1991-95) GP FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 14. MARK POAG (1995-99) 1991-92 31 84-205 .410 22-70 .314 81-102 .794 160-5.3 271 9.0 GP FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1992-93 29 145-334 .434 69-160 .431 130-159 .818 170-5.9 489 16.0 1995-96 21 91-206 .442 76-178 .427 21-24 .875 59--2.0 279 9.3 1993-94 31 156-369 .423 90-215 .419 93-113 .823 173-5.6 495 16.0 1996-97 31 121-352 .344 82-253 .324 50-66 .758 133-4.0 374 11.3 1994-95 33 213-495 .430 89-242 .368 215-259 .830 276-8.4 730 22.1 1997-98 26 143-297 .481 90-190 .474 53-64 .828 105-3.8 429 15.3 Totals 123 598-1403 .426 270-687 .393 519-633 .819 779-6.3 1985 16.1 1998-99 34 130-299 .435 80-205 .390 53-64 .828 128-3.8 393 11.6 Totals 106 485-1154 .420 328-826 .397 177-218 .812 425-3.4 1475 11.8 5. ANTHONY CARVER (1986-90) GP FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 15. JEFF FUHRMANN (1973-77) 1986-87 28 178-390 .456 22-71 .310 55-78 .705 200-7.1 433 15.5 GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1987-88 30 177-366 .484 25-68 .368 70-89 .787 209-7.0 449 15.0 1973-74 17 24-59 .406 5-10 .500 29-1.7 53 3.1 1988-89 24 177-395 .448 78-192 .406 53-72 .736 160-6.7 485 20.2 1974-75 31 222-416 .534 59-68 .868 193-6.2 503 16.1 1989-90 28 223-491 .454 94-231 .407 51-65 .785 186-6.6 591 21.1 1975-76 31 240-504 .476 96-111 .865 271-8.7 576 18.6 Totals 110 755-1642 .459 219-562 .389 229-304 .753 755-6.9 1958 17.8 1976-77 23 124-276 .449 49-62 .790 134-5.8 297 12.9 Totals 102 610-1255 .486 209-251 .833 627-6.1 1429 14.0 6. CHRIS GATLING (1988-91) GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 16. HARRY LOZON (1967-70) 1988-89 27 239-388 .616 126-179 .704 244-9.0 604 22.4 GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1989-90 26 207-357 .580 120-179 .670 259-10.0 534 20.5 1968-69 25 215-354 .610 87-114 .760 165-6.6 517 20.7 1990-91 32 251-405 .620 171-247 .692 356-11.1 673 21.0 1969-70 30 219-418 .520 69-98 .700 205-6.8 507 16.9 Totals 85 697-1150 .606 417-605 .689 859-10.1 1811 21.3 1970-71 27 171-318 .537 58-82 .707 143-5.3 400 14.9 Totals 82 605-1090 .555 214-294 .727 513-6.3 1424 17.4 7. RONNIE McADOO (1978-82) GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 17. RANDY LEDDY (1962-66) 1978-79 30 182-371 .491 93-130 .715 260-8.7 457 15.2 GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1979-80 30 186-383 .486 59-80 .738 220-7.3 431 14.4 1962-63 24 56-124 .451 27-55 .491 157-6.5 139 5.8 1980-81 28 182-379 .480 82-122 .672 222-7.9 446 15.9 1963-64 21 137-268 .510 87-119 .730 278-13.2 361 17.2 1981-82 30 173-359 .482 96-134 .716 251-8.4 442 14.7 1964-65 21 144-NA -- 153-212 .721 285-13.6 441 21.0 Totals 118 723-1492 .485 330-466 .708 953-8.1 1776 15.1 1965-66 24 179-369 .480 114-193 .590 433-18.1 470 19.6 Totals 90 516-NA -- 381-579 .658 1153-12.8 1411 15.7 8. DAVE TWARDZIK (1968-72) GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 18. RICARDO LEONARD (1988-92) 1969-70 28 169-309 .547 152-207 .734 158-5.6 490 17.5 GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1970-71 30 193-406 .480 222-273 .810 167-5.6 608 20.3 1988-89 28 81-154 .526 65-94 .692 93-2.3 227 8.1 1971-72 24 194-383 .507 174-206 .845 122-5.1 562 23.4 1989-90 8 15-45 .333 16-24 .667 22-2.4 46 5.8 Totals 82 556-1098 .506 548-686 .799 447-5.5 1660 20.2 1990-91 32 202-418 .483 108-175 .617 199-6.2 513* 16.0 1991-92 30 209-431 .485 191-263 .726 175-5.8 613* 20.4 9. JOEL COPELAND (1970-74) Totals 98 507-1048 .484 380-556 .683 489-5.0 1399 14.3 GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG * 3 Pts. (1-1 in 1991) and 4-11 in 1992) 1970-71 2 14-25 .560 0-2 .000 17-8.5 28 14.0 1971-72 24 166-344 .482 63-98 .643 273-11.4 395 16.5 19. WILSON WASHINGTON (1975-77) 1972-73 28 245-501 .489 62-113 .549 324-11.6 552 19.7 GP FG PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1973-74 27 279-568 .491 124-161 .770 325-12.0 682 25.3 1974-75 21 132-223 .592 24-39 .615 264-12.6 288 13.7 Totals 81 704-1438 .489 249-374 .666 939-11.6 1657 20.5 1975-76 31 245-457 .536 65-107 .607 418-13.5 555 17.9 1976-77 29 220-372 .591 83-129 .643 329-11.4 523 18.0 10. KENNY GATTISON (1982-86) Totals 81 597-1052 .567 172-275 .625 1011-12.5 1366 16.9 GP FG PCT FT PCT REBS-AVG PTS AVG 1982-83 29 94-187 .503 55-78 .705 218-7.5 243 8.4 20. RICARDO MARSH (1999-2003) 1983-84 31 127-257 .494 89-137 .650 219-7.1 343 11.1 GP FG PCT 3PT PCT FT PCT REB-AVG PTS AVG 1984-85 31 192-357 .538 114-187 .609 285-9.2 498 16.1 1999-00 30 61-132 .462 9-18 .500 36-55 .655 118-3.9 167 5.6 1985-86 31 218-342 .637 103-153 .673 241-7.8 539 17.4 2000-01 31 101-229 .441 16-57 .281 71-106 .670 136-4.4 289 9.3 Totals 122 631-1143 .552 361-555 .650 963-7.9 1623 13.3 2001-02 29 166-330 .503 7-26 .269 105-146 .719 209-7.2 444 15.3 2002-03 27 167-354 .472 5-27 .185 111-150 .740 227-8.4 450 6.7 Totals 1117 495-1045 .474 37-128 .289 323-457 .707 690-5.9 1350 11

Ronnie Valentine Leo Anthony Odell Hodge Anthony Carver Petey Sessoms

76 Old Dominion University Monarchsin Overtime 1936-37 Norfolk Athletic Club 2 50-49 L 1992-93 William & Mary Frosh 1 34-42 L 1-4-93 at South Florida 1 78-76 W 1938-39 Louisburg College 2 39-45 L 1993-94 1965-66 2-23-94 at American 1 77-81 L 1-10-66 at Hampden-Sydney 3 108-119 L 1994-95 2-11-66 at Bridgewater 1 92-104 L 12-5-94 at Tulane 1 80-85 L 1971-72 12-16-94 vs Weber St.(Hawaii) 1 94-86 W 12-9-71 Norfolk State (Scope) 1 119-122 L 2-11-95 vs American(CAA/Richmond)1 77-67 W 2-11-72 Norfolk State (Scope) 1 105-101 W 3-17-95 vs Villanova (NCAA/Albany NY)3 89-81 W 2-22-72 at Randolph-Macon 2 100-95 W 1995-96 1972-73 at Roanoke (NCAA) 1 87-88 L 11-25-95 vs Ohio U (Alaska) 2 89-90 L 1-24-74 Xavier (Ohio) 1 86-83 W 12-28-95 at CS Sacramento 1 69-62 W 2-10-75 at Randolph-Macon 2 86-85 W 2-3-96 at VCU 1 76-85 L 1975-76 2-14-96 at George Mason 1 93-92 W 1-22-76 at Roanoke 1 83-88 L 1996-97 1-28-76 at Madison 1 87-83 W 1-1-97 Mississippi St.(Puerto Rico) 1 72-71 W 1976-77 1-15-97 at American 1 77-80 L 12-6-76 at Austin Peay 1 76-81 L 2-8-97 at UNC Wilmington 1 73-74 L 1-6-77 at Georgia Southern 1 83-82 W 3-3-97 James Madison(CAA Finals)1 62-58 W 3-9-77 Villanova (Scope NIT) 1 68-71 L 1997-98 1978-79 1-7-98 at UNC Wilmington 1 50-58 L 12-9-78 at Austin Peay 1 65-68 L 1998-99 1-6-79 Florida State(Kiwanis) 2 80-76 W 2-10-99 at American 1 76-70 W East Carolina 2 90-85 W East Carolina (CAA) 2 65-62 W 2-15-79 at VCU 1 72-71 W 1999-00 3-12-79 at Clemson (NIT) 2 61-59 W 1-5-00 at VCU 1 67-73 L 1979-80 1-15-00 at George Mason 1 75-77 L 2-23-80 at William & Mary 1 71-69 W 2-7-00 at Va. Tech 1 67-78 L 3-1-80 Navy (ECAC Finals in Hampton)1 62-51 W 2-10-00 at American 1 67-68 L 1980-81 2000-01 1-21-81 at James Madison 2 65-63 W 1-17-01 at East Carolina 1 63-68 L 2-7-81 Richmond 1 82-80 W 1-27-01 Richmond 2 73-77 L 1981-82 3-3-01 William & Mary (CAA) 1 53-47 W 12-9-81 Marquette 1 70-75 L 2001-02 12-19-81 at Dayton 1 77-78 L 1-19-02 VA Commonwealth U. 1 79-77 L 1-23-82 at William & Mary 1 56-54 W 2002-03 1983-84 1-15-03 Delaware 1 74-75 L 1-28-84 VCU 1 56-54 W 2003-04 2-1-84 at James Madison 1 67-68 L 12-04-03 at VA. Tech 1 94-92 W 1984-85 12-06-13 Charlotte 2 102-105 L 2-2-85 Jacksonville 1 78-79 L Overall Overtime Record: 35-37 1987-88 Division I (Since 1976-77) Overtime Record: 30-29 1-18-88 Alabama-Birmingham 1 82-80 W 2-15-88 at Alabama-Birmingham 1 74-80 L 1987-88 W.Kentucky (SBC Trn in Richmond) 1 86-84 W 1988-89 1-23-89 VCU 1 93-101 L UAB (SBC Charlotte,NC) 1 87-89 L 1989-90 12-5-89 at George Washington 1 67-71 L 1-15-90 at South Alabama 1 94-85 W 1-29-90 at Richmond 1 76-74 W 2-7-90 at South Florida 1 93-94 L 1990-91 12-22-90 South Florida 1 75-82 L 12-29-90 East Carolina 1 79-78 W 1991-92 Paul Webb’s teams won 12 overtime 2-1-92 William & Mary 1 102-92 W games, including three double- 2-22-92 East Carolina 1 89-83 W overtime victories in 1978-79 against Florida State, East Carolina & Clemson.

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 77 The Leaderboards Monarch 1,000 Point Club Career Assist Leaders Top Career Scoring Averages Name GP Sea. Yrs Points Avg. Name GA Sea. Years Assists Avg. 1. Valentine, Ronnie 101 4 1976-80 2,204 21.8 1. Smith, Frank 120 4 1984-88 883 7.4 1. Leo Anthony 1957-61 26.6* 2. Anthony, Leo 82 4 1957-61 2,181* 26.6 2. Twardzik, Dave 82 3 1969-72 880 10.7 2. Bob Pritchett 1966-68 23.8 3. Hodge, Odell 128 4+ 1992-97 2,117 16.5 3. Brion Dunlap 124 4 1994-98 680 5.5 3. Ronnie Valentine 1976-80 21.8 4. Sessoms, Petey 123 4 1991-95 1,985 16.1 4. Caruthers, Joey 118 4 1973-77 619 5.2 4. Chris Gatling 1988-91 21.3 5. Carver, Anthony 110 4 1986-90 1,958 17.8 5. St. Clair, Dick 70 3 1967-70 608 8.7 5. Joel Copeland 1970-74 20.5 6. Gatling, Chris 85 3 1988-91 1,811 21.3 6. Robinson, Grant 117 4 1979-83 596 5.1 6. Dave Twardzik 1969-72 20.2 7. McAdoo, Ronnie 118 4 1978-82 1,776 15.1 7. Anderson, Donald 112 4 1989-93 488 4.4 8. Twardzik, Dave 82 3 1969-72 1,660 20.2 8. Purnell, Oliver 90 3 1972-75 476 5.3 Most Career 30-Point Games 9. Copeland, Joel 81 4 1970-74 1,657 20.5 9. Swann, Kevin 115 4 1989-94 458 3.9* Name No. Years 10. Gattison, Kenny 122 4 1982-86 1,623 13.3 10. Troy Nance 113 4 2001-04 457 4.0 1. Leo Anthony 29 1957-61 11. Keith Jackson 117 4 1989-93 1,592 13.6 11. Nau, Rick 81 3 1970-73 423 5.2 2. Chris Gatling 12 1988-91 12 McDonald, Darrin 113 4 1985-90 1,564# 13.8 12. Smith, Charlie 121 4 1981-85 385 3.2 3. Ronnie Valentine 11 1976-80 13. Thomas, Keith 121 4 1982-86 1,530 12.6 13. Speakes, Buttons 80 3 1966-69 380 4.8 4. Bob Pritchett 8 1966-68 14. Poag, Mark 125 4 1995-99 1,475 11.8 14. Byers, Mike 123 4 1995-99 363 2.95 5. Joel Copeland 7 1970-74 15. Furhmann, Jeff 102 3 1973-77 1,429 14.0 14. Thomas, Keith 121 4 1982-86 334 2.8 Dave Twardzik 7 1969-72 16. Lozon, Harry 82 3 1967-70 1,424 17.4 *Played two years at Cent. Conn. State. 17. Leddy, Randy 90 4 1962-66 1,411 15.7 Most Career Games Played 18. Leonard, Ricardo 98 4 1988-92 1,399 14.3 Career Steal Leaders 19. Washington, Wilson 81 3 1975-77 1,366 16.9 Name GA Years Steals Avg. 1. E.J. Sherod 1993-97 128 20. Marsh, Ricardo 117 4 1999-03 1,350 11.5 1. Smith, Frank 120 1984-88 295 2.5 Odell Hodge 1992-97 128 21. West, Mark 117 4 1979-83 1,308 11.2 2. Byers, Mike 123 1995-99 189 1.5 3. Mark Poag 1995-99 125 22. Knickerbocker, H. 105 5 1952-57 1,286* 12.2 3. Caruthers, Joey 118 1973-77 188 1.6 4. Petey Sessoms 1991-95 123 23. Smith, Charlie 121 4 1981-85 1,250 10.3 4. Robinson, Grant 117 1979-83 184 1.6 5. Mike Byers 1995-99 123 24. Caruthers, Joey 118 4 1973-77 1,202 10.2 5. Swann, Kevin 115 1989-94 179 1.5* Pierre Greene 1999-02 123 25. Noble, Skip 89 3 1968-71 1,193 13.4 6. McDonald, Darrin 113 1985-90 165 1.5# 7. Kenny Gattison 1982-86 122 26. Pritchett, Bob 50 2 1966-68 1,188 23.8 7. Thomas, Keith 121 1982-86 160 1.3 8. Keith Thomas 1982-86 121 27. Wright, Rasheed 116 4 1999-03 1,185 10.2 8. Dunlap, Brion 124 1994-98 154 1.2 Charlie Smith 1981-85 121 28. Byers, Mike 123 4 1995-99 1,175 9.6 9. Greene, Pierre 123 1999-02 148 1.2 10. Frank Smith 1984-88 120 29. Jones, Mike 111 4 1991-95 1,166 10.5 10. Gatling, Chris 85 1988-91 147 1.7 30. McCullum, Andre 109 3 1996-01 1,118 10.3 11. Conrad, Tommy 111 1975-79 139 1.3 31. Purnell,Oliver 90 3 1972-75 1,090 12.1 12. Smith, Charlie 121 1981-85 139 1.1 32. Hoffman, Bobby 82 4 1958-62 1,041* 12.7 13. Anderson, Donald 112 1989-93 137 1.2 33. Davis, Mark 114 4 1981-85 1,039 9.1 14. Furhmann, Jeff 102 1973-77 131 1.3 34. St.Clair, Dick 70 3 1967-70 1,038 14.8 15. Wright, Rasheed 116 2002-03 131 1.1 35. Nau, Rick 81 3 1970-73 1,028 12.7 16. Leonard, Ricardo 98 1988-92 127 1.3 36. Bowdler, Cal 118 4 1995-99 1,017 8.6 16. Troy Nance 113 2001-04 127 1.1 37. Davis, Garrick 109 4 1985-89 1,009 9.3 *Played two years at Cent. Conn. St. 38. Speakes, Buttons 80 3 1966-69 1,005 12.6 Career Blocked Shots Leaders 38. Mann, Billy 112 4 1978-82 1,004 9.0 Name GA Years Blocks Avg. *Includes some games not allowed in NCAA records. 1. West, Mark 117 1979-83 446 3.8 Career Rebounding Leaders 2. Washington, Wilson 81 1975-77 364 4.5 3. Hodge, Odell 128 1992-97 286 2.2 Name GP Sea. Yrs Rebounds Avg. 4. Bowdler, Cal 118 1995-99 219 1.9 1. Leddy, Randy 90 4 1962-66 1,153 12.8 5. Bassette, Reggie 119 1995-99 199 1.7 2. West, Mark 117 4 1979-83 1,113 9.5 6. Gatling, Chris 85 1988-91 195 2.3 3. Hodge, Odell 128 4+ 1992-97 1,086 8.5 7. Gattison, Kenny 122 1982-86 126 1.0 3. Washington, Wilson 81 3 1975-77 1,011 12.5 4. Gattison, Kenny 122 4 1982-86 963 7.9 Top Career Rebounding Ave. 5. McAdoo, Ronnie 118 4 1978-82 953 8.1 1. Wilson Washington 1975-77 12.5 6. Valentine, Ronnie 101 4 1976-80 949 9.4 2. Randy Leddy 1962-66 12.3 7. Copeland, Joel 81 4 1970-74 939 11.6 3. Joel Copeland 1970-74 11.6 8. Gatling, Chris 85 3 1988-91 859 10.1 4. Chris Gatling 1988-91 10.1 9. Dougan, Ray 83 4 1959-63 825 9.9 5. Ray Dougan 1959-63 9.9* 10. Drews, Ron 83 3 1966-69 796 9.6 11. Cox, Steve 89 3 1968-71 784 8.8 12. Bowdler, Cal 118 4 1995-99 783 6.6 Career Free Throw Leaders 13. Sessoms, Petey 123 4 1991-95 779 6.3 Name Seasons Years FTM FTA PCT 14. Carver, Anthony 110 4 1986-90 755 6.9 1. Haithcock, Bobby 4 1976-80 126-148 .851 15. Marsh, Ricardo 117 4 1999-2003 690 5.9 2. Thomas, Keith 4 1982-86 401-482 .834 16. Reggie Bassette 118 4 1995-99 658 5.6 3. Furhmann, Jeff 4 1973-77 209-251 .833 17. Street, Tom 85 3 1972-75 657 7.7 4. Anderson, Donald 4 1989-93 276-333 .829 18. Rountree, Jay 83 3 1971-75 644 7.8 5. St. Clair, Dick 3 1967-70 178-217 .820 19. Furhman, Jeff 102 4 1973-77 627 6.1 6. Sessoms, Petey 4 1991-95 519-633 .819 20. Jones, Clifton 115 3 1996-01 609 5.3 7. Hanley, Clarence 3 1982-85 152-187 .816 21. Noble, Skip 89 3 1968-71 597 6.7 8. Poag, Mark 3 1995-99 177-218 .812 22. McCullum, Andre 109 3 1996-01 561 5.1 9. Royster, Bernard 4 1985-89 234-290 .807 Career FG Pct. Leaders 10. Swann, Kevin 4 1989-94 267-331 .806* ODU Sports Hall of Famer Randy Leddy still owns the 11. Twardzik, Dave 3 1969-72 548-686 .799 Name Sea. Years FGM-FGA PCT school record of 443 rebounds in a season and 1,153 12. Boyce, Richard 3 1965-68 162-203 .798 career rebounds. 1. Gatling, Chris 3 1988-91 697-1150 .606 13. Conrad, Tommy 4 1975-79 256-323 .793 2. Washington, Wilson 3 1975-77 597-1052 .567 14. Michaelson, Ricky 3 1970-73 118-150 .787 3. West, Mark 4 1979-83 561-1004 .559 *Played two years at Cen. Conn. State. 4. Odell Hodge 4+ 1992-97 866-1560 .555 5. Lozon, Harry 3 1967-70 605-1090 .555 6. Michaelson, Ricky 3 1970-73 285-515 .553 7. Gattison, Kenny 4 1982-86 631-1143 .552 8. Davis, Garrick 4 1985-89 383-720 .532 9. Valentine, Ronnie 4 1976-80 963-1870 .515 10. Bassette, Reggie 4 1995-99 308-601 .512 11. Twardzik, Dave 4 1969-72 556-1098 .506 12. Rountree, Jay 3 1971-75 605-1090 .505 13. Davis, Mark 4 1981-85 426-848 .501

78 Old Dominion University The Leaderboards Single Season FG Leaders Single Game 3Pt. Field Goal Career 3 Pt. Field Goal 1. Ronnie Valentine 294 in 1976-77 Leaders Percentage Leaders 2. Joel Copeland 276 in 1973-74 1. Steve Trax .435 (124-285) 1984-88 3. Chris Gatling 251 in 1990-91 1. Mark Poag 9 vs. VMI, 11-25-97 2. Mike Jones .406 (168-414) 1991-95 4. Odell Hodge 249 in 1993-94 Anthony Carver 9 vs. George Mason, 1-9-89 3. Mark Poag .397 328-826) 1995-99 5. Ronnie Valentine 245 in 1972-73 3. Anthony Carver 8 at VCU, 1-14-89 4. Keith Jackson .394 (216-548) 1989-93 Joel Copeland 245 in 1972-73 Keith Jackson 8 vs. JMU, 2-17-93 5. Petey Sessoms .393 (270-687) 1991-95 Skip Noble 245 in 1970-71 Petey Sessoms 8 vs. New Hampshire, 12-8-94 6. Frank Smith .393 (53-135) 1984-88 Wilson Washington 245 in 1975-76 Petey Sessoms 8 at St. Joseph’s, 1-4-95 7. Anthony Carver .389 (219-562 ) 1986-90 9. Odell Hodge 241 in 1996-97 Mark Poag 8 vs. George Mason, 1-17-96 8. Darrin McDonald .380 (81-213) 1985-90 10. Jeff Fuhrmann 240 in 1975-76 Mark Poag 8 vs. Richmond, 2-17-96 9. John Waller .366 (140-382) 2001-04 Bob Pritchett 240 in 1967-68 Mark Poag 8 vs. ECU, 1-28-98 12. Chris Gatling 239 in 1988-89 6. Keith Jackson 7 at South Alabama, 1-7-91 13. Leo Anthony 237 in 1960-61 Petey Sessoms 7 vs. JMU, 2-17-93 Career 3 Pt. Field Goal 14. Ronnie Valentine 231 in 1977-78 Mark Poag 7 at GMU, 1-8-97 Leaders Mark Poag 7 at VCU, 1-18-97 10. Anthony Carver 6 vs. VCU, 1-21-89 1. Mark Poag 328-826 1995-99 Anthony Carver 6 at Jacksonville, 1-30-89 2. Petey Sessoms 270-687 1991-95 Keith Jackson 6 vs. Iona, 12-5-92 3. Anthony Carver 219-562 1986-90 Single Game FG Leaders Keith Jackson 6 at So. Miss, 3-1-93. 4. Keith Jackson 216-548 1989-93 Petey Sessoms 6 at So. Florida, 1-4-93 1. Bob Pritchett 27 vs. Richmond Prof. Inst., 5. Mike Jones 168-414 1991-95 Petey Sessoms 6 at American, 1-11-93 2-14-68 6. John Waller 140-382 2001-04 Petey Sessoms 6 at South Carolina, 11-27-93 2. Leo Anthony 24 vs. Lynchburg, 2-13-61 7. Steve Trax 124-285 1984-88 Petey Sessoms 6 vs. Hofstra, 12-4-93 (at UCSB) 3. Bob Pritchett 20 vs. Hampden-Sydney, 1-9-68 Petey Sessoms 6 at George Mason, 1-22-94 4. Joel Copeland 19 vs. Rollins (NCAA), 3-8-74 Mike Jones 6 at Tulane, 12-5-94 Single Season 30-Point Games Ronnie Valentine 19 at. Tulane, 12-20-77 Mike Jones 6 at William & Mary, 1-21-95 6. Ronnie Valentine 17 vs. Western Carolina, 1-17-77 1. Leo Anthony 12 1960-61 Mark Poag 6 vs. W&M, 2-21-96 Jeff Fuhrmann 17 vs. Baptist, 2-14-76 Chris Gatling 6 1988-89 8. Leo Anthony 16 vs. Elon, 12-14-59 Leo Anthony 6 1957-58 Joel Copeland 16 vs. Delaware, 1-5-74 Single Season 3Pt. Field Goal Leo Anthony 6 1958-59 10. Ronnie Valentine 15 vs. Marshall, 1-29-77 Leaders Bob Pritchett 6 1967-68 Ronnie Valentine 15 vs. William & Mary, 2-21-77 6. Leo Anthony 5 1959-60 Ronnie McAdoo 15 vs. George Mason, 2-12-80 1. Anthony Carver 94 1989-90 Joel Copeland 5 1973-74 Skip Noble 15 vs. Georgia Southern, 1-28-71 2. Petey Sessoms 90 1993-94 Dave Twardzik 5 1970-71 Chris Gatling 15 vs. South Florida, 2-15-90 Mark Poag 90 1997-98 9. Ronnie Valentine 4 1976-77 4. Petey Sessoms 89 1994-95 Ricky Michaelson 4 1972-73 Harry Lozon 4 1967-68 5. Mark Poag 82 1996-97 Ricardo Leonard 4 1988-92 6. Mike Jones 80 1994-95 Petey Sessoms 4 1994-95 Single Season FT Leaders 7. Mark Poag 80 1998-99 1. Dave Twardzik 222 in 1970-71 8. Anthony Carver 78 1988-89 Single Season Individual 2. Petey Sessoms 215 in 1994-95 9. Steve Trax 76 1987-88 Blocked Shot Leaders 3. Ricardo Leonard 191 in 1991-92 Mark Poag 76 1995-96 4. Leo Anthony 176 in 1958-59 10. Keith Jackson 72 1992-93 1. Wilson Washington 5.3 165 1975-76 5. Dave Twardzik 174 in 1971-72 11. Petey Sessoms 69 1992-93 2. Mark West 4.1 123 1981-82 6. Chris Gatling 171 in 1990-91 12. Keith Jackson 68 1990-91 3. Mark West 4.0 113 1980-81* 7. Leo Anthony 168 in 1957-58 4. Mark West 3.9 117 1979-80* Mike Jones 68 1993-94 Wilson Washington 3.9 83 1974-75 John Waller 57 2003-04 Wilson Washington 3.9 115 1976-77 Single Game FT Leaders 14. Rasheed Wright 56 2002-03 7. Mark West 3.2 93 1982-83 15. Keith Jackson 53 1991-92 8. Cal Bowdler 2.9 97 1998-99 9. Odell Hodge 2.5 84 1996-97 1. Dave Twardzik 24 (24-26) vs. Norfolk State, 3-12-71 10. Chris Gatling 2.6 85 1990-91 2. Ricardo Leonard 17 (17-20) vs. William & Mary, 2-1-92 Single Season 3 Pt. Field Goal 11. Cal Bowdler 2.4 68 1997-98 3. Dave Twardzik 16 (16-19) vs. Norfolk State, 1-11-71 Percentage Leaders (min. 27 made) 12. Chris Gatling 2.3 61 1988-89 Leo Anthony 16 (16-21) vs. Elon, 1959-60 13. Chris Gatling 1.9 49 1989-90 Leo Anthony 16 (16-18) vs. Hampden-Sydney, 1959-60 1. Mark Poag .474 (90-190) 1997-98 Leo Anthony 16 (16-19) vs. Baltimore, 12-6-57 2. Steve Trax .449 (48-107) 1986-87 Leo Anthony 16 (16-20) vs. Newport News App, 2-10-58. 3. Kevin Swann .439 (29-66) 1993-94 Single Season Highest Leo Anthony 16 (16-16) at. Roanoke, 2-21-58 4. Petey Sessoms .431 (69-160) 1992-93 9. Dave Twardzik 15 (15-19) vs. St.Francis,(PA.), 1-6-71 5. Steve Trax .427 (76-178) 1987-88 Team Blocked Shot Ave. Joe Bunn 15 (15-15) vs. JMU (CAA Trn.) 3-2-96 Mark Poag .427 (76-178) 1995-96 1. 1998-99 7.3 248* 7. 1992-93 4.9 141 10. Bernard Royster 14 (14-14) vs. Virginia Tech, 11-29-86 6. Mike Jones .426 (80-188) 1994-95 2. 1996-97 7.1 233 8. 1982-83 4.6 134 Ricardo Leonard 14 (14-19) at Iona, 12-2-92 7. Keith Jackson .419 (72-172) 1992-93 3. 1975-76 6.4 197 9. 1993-94 4.5 141 Dave Twardzik 14 (14-14) vs. James Madison, 1-14-72 Petey Sessoms .419 (90-215) 1993-94 4. 1980-81 5.7 160 10. 1990-91 4.4 140 8. Frank Smith .412 (28-68) 1987-88 5. 1997-98 6.0 167 11. 1994-95 4.2 137 9. Anthony Carver .407 (94-231) 1989-90 6. 1995-96 5.4 166 * CAA Record 10. Darrin McDonald .407 (35-86) 1988-89 1981-82 5.4 163 Consecutive Free Throws, 11.Mike Jones .400 (68-170) 1993-94 One Season 1. Donald Anderson 33 1991-92 2. Rasheed Wright 31 2000-01 3. Bobby Haithcock 29 1978-79 Mike Jones 29 1994-95 4. Petey Sessoms 24 1994-95 Petey Sessoms 24 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).

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 79 100 Point Games Old Dominion’s 100 pt. Games

152-110 vs. Richmond Prof. Inst...... February 14, 1968 101-90 vs. Georgia Southern (Fieldhouse) ...... January 22, 1977 131-76 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s ...... February 3, 1968 101-89 vs. Alabama-Birmingham (Scope) ...... January 7, 1989 125-112 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Fieldhouse) ...... January 30, 1973 101-80 at Roanoke ...... February 19, 1977 124-95 vs. Richmond Prof. Inst...... February 3, 1966 101-115 vs. Philadelphia Textile ...... February 22, 1967 122-100 at Baltimore ...... December 8, 1967 101-77 vs. South Alabama (Scope) ...... February 22, 1988 121-80 vs. Southern Mississippi ...... February 5, 1971 100-92 vs. Richmond (Richmond Col.) ...... December 29, 1978 120-91 at George Mason ...... January 22, 1994 100-92 at Hampden-Sydney ...... January 9, 1967 120-106 vs. Hampton Institute ...... December 28, 1967 100-81 vs. Bridgewater ...... February 2, 1962 120-93 vs. Campbell (Fieldhouse) ...... January 24, 1976 100-69 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s (field house) ...... December 4, 1973 120-87 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Fieldhouse)...... February 1, 1975 100-95 vs. Randolph-Macon (field house) ot ...... February 22, 1972 120-78 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s ...... February 19, 1972 119-122 vs. Norfolk State (Scope) overtime ...... December 9, 1971 119-66 vs. Roanoke ...... December 28, 1968 100 pt. Games vs. Old Dominion 118-71 vs. Shenandoah ...... December 3, 1992 100-83 vs. W. Virginia State ...... December 27, 1968 116-99 at Tulane ...... December 20, 1977 100-72 vs. George Mason ...... February 19, 1994 115-88 vs. Richmond Prof. Inst...... February 11, 1964 106-131 at Western Kentucky ...... November 27, 1972 114-67 vs. Southeastern ...... January 6, 1962 91-131 at Marshall ...... February 27, 1968 114-86 vs. Rice (ODUKC-Scope) ...... December 28, 1971 112-123 at Norfolk State ...... February 23, 1970 114-87 vs. Loyola-Md...... December 12, 1967 119-122 Norfolk State (Scope) ot ...... December 9, 1971 113-105 at Southern Mississippi ...... March 1, 1993 82-119 at North Carolina ...... December 1, 1992 113-76 at Randolph-Macon ...... January 10, 1968 108-119 at Hampden-Sydney ...... January 10, 1966 113-81 vs. South Florida ...... December 20, 1973 91-116 at Nevada-Las Vegas ...... December 20, 1975 113-47 vs. Delaware State (Scope) ...... December 4, 1976 101-115 Philadelphia Textile ...... February 22, 1967 113-69 vs. Roanoke (Fieldhouse) ...... December 8, 1976 102-113 at Norfolk State (NCAA) ...... March 6, 1969 112-123 at Norfolk State ...... February 23, 1970 94-112 at American ...... January 30, 1967 112-59 vs. Catholic U. (Hampton Col.) ...... March 2, 1980 104-112 at Georgia Southern ...... January 7, 1978 112-81 at East Carolina ...... January 31, 1978 86-111 at Atlantic Christian ...... December 19, 1966 112-94 vs. St. Francis (Pa.) (Fieldhouse) ...... February 13, 1973 82-111 Frederick ...... 1964-65 111-73 vs. Campbell (Fieldhouse) ...... January 3, 1972 80-111 at Philadelphia ...... February 25, 1969 111-74 vs. Baptist (Fieldhouse) ...... February 14, 1976 92-109 at Georgia Southern ...... January 29, 1972 110-82 vs. Yale (Scope) ...... December 27, 1973 96-108 at Cincinnati ...... February 13, 1971 110-94 vs. George Mason (CAA Trn.) ...... March 4, 1995 94-108 American ...... January 30, 1967 110-82 vs. Southern Mississippi (Fieldhouse) ...... February 3, 1973 98-108 Atlantic Christian ...... January 29, 1965 110-71 vs. Atlantic Christian (Fieldhouse) ...... December 1, 1976 113-105 at Southern Miss...... March 1, 1993 109-105 vs. St. Francis (Pa.) (Fieldhouse ...... January 6, 1971 67-105 at Alabama ...... December 14, 1991 109-75 vs. Randolph-Macon ...... January 8, 1969 103-105 at Marshall ...... December 28, 1966 109-67 at Hampden-Sydney ...... January 10, 1969 88-105 at Roanoke ...... December 13, 1965 109-70 vs. Randolph-Macon ...... February 7, 1968 104-105 Atlantic Christian ...... December 16, 1965 109-55 vs. Baptist (Fieldhouse) ...... February 9, 1977 96-105 Atlantic Christian ...... 1962-63 108-80 at Maine ...... January 19, 1977 88-105 at Philadelphia Textile ...... January 13, 1968 108-72 vs. Roanoke ...... January 26, 1962 92-105 Virginia Tech ...... December 10, 1988 108-82 vs. Hampden-Sydney ...... January 10, 1970 102-105 vs. Charlotte (2 ot) ...... December 6, 2003 108-68 at Roanoke ...... February 10, 1975 92-104 at Bridgewater ...... February 11, 1966 108-119 vs. Hampden-Sydney ...... January 10, 1966 96-103 at Roanoke ...... February 20, 1971 107-97 vs. Lynchburg ...... February 16, 1962 83-103 at Nevada-Las Vegas ...... December 27, 1986 107-72 vs. USC-Aiken (Scope) ...... November 30, 1984 89-102 at James Madison ...... January 18, 1993 106-131 at Western Kentucky ...... November 27, 1972 76-102 at Virginia Tech ...... Nov. 24, 1984 106-61 vs. Towson State ...... December 10, 1966 87-102 at Western Kentucky ...... December 9, 1974 106-82 vs. Lynchburg ...... December 10, 1965 94-102 at American ...... December12, 1966 106-73 vs. Bluefield State ...... December 27, 1967 105-72 vs. William and Mary ...... February 2, 1994 105-99 at Hampden-Sydney ...... February 20, 1968 105-101 vs. Norfolk State (Scope)-ot ...... February 11, 1972 105-82 vs. Delaware State (Scope) ...... November 29, 1983 Most Points - Single Game 105-87 vs. Marshall (Fieldhouse) ...... January 29, 1977 104-83 at Florida A&M ...... January 2,1993 175 104-73 vs. George Mason (Scope) ...... February 12, 1980 104-84 vs. Bridgewater ...... February 1, 1962 104-77 vs. Philadelphia Textile (Fieldhouse) ...... February 26, 1975 150 104-91 at Georgia Southern ...... December 9, 1972 152 104-112 at Georgia Southern ...... January 7, 1978 104-105 vs. Atlantic Christian ...... December 16, 1965 104-78 vs. Long Island (Fieldhouse) ...... March l4, 1972 125 131 103-86 vs. George Mason ...... Jan. 17, 1996 125 124 122 103-75 vs. St. Francis (Fieldhouse) ...... February 25, 1976 103-89 at Georgia Southern ...... March 1, 1975 100 103-82 at Southern Mississippi ...... February 3, 1972 103-105 at Marshall ...... December 28, 1966 103-90 vs. Hampden-Sydney ...... February 20, 1967 103-71 at Towson State ...... December 7, 1965 75 103-79 at St. Francis (Pa.) ...... February 2, 1977 103-69 vs. VMI ...... November 24, 1998 102-92 vs. William & Mary (ot) ...... February 1, 1992 102-57 vs. Southeastern (Scope) ...... February 13, 1979 50 102-82 vs. Delaware State (Scope) ...... December 1, 1979 102-53 vs. Baltimore ...... March 2, 1967 102-113 at Norfolk State (NCAA) ...... March 6, 1969 25 102-82 vs. Washington & Lee ...... December 3, 1965

Vs. Richmond Pro. Inst. Vs. Richmond Pro. 152-110 (Feb. 14, 1968) 152-110

Vs. Mount ST. Mary’s Vs. Mount ST.

131-76 (Feb. 3, 1968)

Vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 125-112 (Jan. 30, 1973 125-112 Inst. Vs. Richmond Prof. 124-95 (Feb. 3, 1966)

Vs. Baltimore 102-68 vs. Washington & Lee ...... 1964-65 122-100 (Dec. 8, 1967) 102-65 vs. Baltimore ...... December 14, 1963 102-82 vs. Richmond Prof. Inst...... February 5, 1962-63 0 102-67 vs. Bridgewater ...... February 1, 1962-63 102-97 vs. Norfolk State (Fieldhouse) ...... January 11, 1971 102-105 vs. Charlotte ...... December 6, 2003 101-69 vs. VCU ...... February 5, 1969 101-100 vs. Roanoke (Fieldhouse) ...... December 14, 1974 101-79 vs. Bloomsburg State (Fieldhouse) ...... January 11, 1975

80 Old Dominion University Team Averages YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM AVERAGES FIELD GOAL FREE THROW 3 PT. FIELD GOAL YEAR PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE SCORING REBOUNDING PERCENTAGE

1965-66 .447 .670 87.3 43.8 1966-67 .430 .730 88.8 46.1 1967-68 .482 .742 98.2 44.7 1968-69 .469 .705 85.4 42.0 1969-70 .479 .720 85.4 44.6 1970-71 .460 .730 89.4 51.7 1971-72 .495 .724 95.7 50.3 1972-73 .488 .704 85.1 42.0 1973-74 .477 .682 83.4 45.5 1974-75 .482 .720 86.6 45.6 1975-76 .448 .704 82.5 47.0 1976-77 .498 .697 88.3 47.5 1977-78 .456 .725 76.8 40.8 1978-79 .478 .733 79.3 37.9 1979-80 .474 .707 75.0 42.0 1980-81 .470 .657 70.6 40.9 1981-82 .474 .644 68.9 38.6 1982-83 .452 .649 68.9 39.8 1983-84 .468 .712 70.8 35.3 1984-85 .464 .683 74.2 36.5 1985-86 .509 .686 66.9 32.0 1986-87 .456 .698 65.7 31.9 .357 1987-88 .508 .754 76.8 29.5 .397 1988-89 .502 .705 82.2 36.5 .401 1989-90 .470 .683 77.8 36.2 .395 1990-91 .472 .686 75.8 37.1 .347 1991-92 .429 .740 74.7 34.1 .339 1992-93 .478 .751 (11th Nat.) 84.3 (24th Nat.) 38.9 .423 1993-94 .457 .705 83.7 40.9 .396 1994-95 .445 .717 77.2 35.5 .361 1995-96 .465 .705 71.3 36.4 .341 1996-97 .445 .662 71.0 39.0 .320 1997-98 .418 .616 62.1 37.5 .374 1998-99 .448 .696 71.5 40.5 .361 1999-00 .433 .668 64.7 34.9 .308 2000-01 .419 .690 67.5 36.3 .328 2001-02 .406 .723 67.1 37.2 .335 2002-03 .402 .702 66.6 37.9 .319 2003-04 .442 .720* 73.7* 38.4 .342

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. *First in the CAA

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 81 Home Court Advantage Home Court Advantage Yearly Home Attendance Ave. Norfolk Scope Hampton Coliseum ODU Fieldhouse 1976-77 ...... 6,581 1990-91 ...... 3,386 1971-72 2-2 1970-71 1-0 1970-71 12-2 1977-78 ...... 7,317 1991-92 ...... 3,925 1972-73 2-3 1977-78 1-1 1971-72 7-2 1978-79 ...... 6,701 1992-93 ...... 4,608 1973-74 2-1 1978-79 1-0 1972-73 8-1 1979-80 ...... 7,492 1993-94 ...... 5,899 1974-75 2-1 1979-80 4-0 1973-74 13-1 1980-81 ...... 7,002 1994-95 ...... 6,308* 1975-76 2-1 1980-81 0-1 1974-75 14-0 1981-82 ...... 5,992 1995-96 ...... 6,035** 1976-77 3-2 1982-83 1-0 1975-76 13-1 1982-83 ...... 6,291 1996-97 ...... 5,136 1977-78 6-7 1984-85 2-1 1976-77 11-0 1983-84 ...... 4,582 1997-98 ...... 4,542 1978-79 13-3 1988-89 1-0 1990-91 1-0 1984-85 ...... 5,196 1998-99 ...... 4,381 1979-80 13-1 1989-90 1-0 1991-92 2-0 1985-86 ...... 5,941 1999-00 ...... 3,563 1980-81 9-4 1992-93 1-0 1992-93 3-1 1986-87 ...... 5,219 2000-01 ...... 3,263 1981-82 14-4 1993-94 1-0 1993-94 3-0 1987-88 ...... 5,370 2001-02 ...... 3,260 1982-83 11-2 1994-95 0-1 1994-95 1-0 1988-89 ...... 6,381 2002-03 ...... 5,910** 1983-84 13-1 14-4 (.820) 1995-96 1-0 1989-90 ...... 5,489 2003-04 ...... 5695 1984-85 10-3 1996-97 3-0 *Led CAA/91st nationally. 1985-86 10-3 1997-98 1-1 ** Led CAA 1986-87 5-9 1998-99 5-0 1987-88 8-3 1999-00 3-2 Largest Monarch Victory Margins 1989-90 8-4 2000-01 6-1 67 (128-61) vs. Lynchburg, Feb. 13, 1961 1990-91 7-7 2001-02 8-6 66 (113-47) vs. Delaware State, Dec. 4, 1976 in Scope 1991-92 5-5 115-18 (.865) 58 (128-70) vs. Medical College of VA, Feb. 4, 1961 1992-93 9-0 Constant Convocation Center 55 (131-76) vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb. 3, 1968 1993-94 5-3 54 (109-55) vs. Baptist, Feb. 9, 1977 (field house) 1994-95 10-1 2002-03 8-6 53 (119-66) vs. Roanoke, Dec. 28, 1968 1995-96 8-3 2003-04 11-4 53 (112-59) vs. Catholic U., March 2, 1980 (Hampton Col.) 1996-97 8-1 TLS: 19-10 49 (102-53) vs. Baltimore, March 2, 1967 1997-98 6-5 47 (93-46) vs. Rider, Dec. 7, 1985. 1998-99 8-2 47 (118-71) vs. Shenandoah, Dec. 3, 1992 1999-00 5-3 45 (106-61) vs. Towson State, Dec. 10, 1966 2000-01 3-3 45 (102-57) vs. Southeastern, Feb. 13, 1979 (Scope) 2001-02 1-0 42 (109-67) vs. Hampden-Sydney, Jan. 10, 1969 219-90 (.709) 42 (152-110) vs. Richmond Professional Institute, Feb. 14, 1968 42 (120-78) vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb. 19, 1972 40 (108-68) at Roanoke, Feb. 10, 1975 39 (121-80) vs. So. Mississippi, Feb. 5, 1971 Largest Road Game Crowds 1. at North Carolina Nov. 22, 2003 ...... 21,750 Best Team Starts 2. at UNLV Dec. 27, 1986 ...... 19,320 7-0 in 1960-61 3. at North Carolina Dec. 1, 1992 ...... 18,807 6-0 in 1979-80, 1996-97, 1998-99 4. vs. New Mexico (NCAA-Pittsburgh, Pa.) Mar. 14, 1997 ...... 17,509 5-0 in 1993-94 5. at NC State Nov. 23, 1999 ...... 17,265 4-0 in 1982-83 6. at North Carolina Jan. 3, 1990 ...... 16,681 7. at Syracuse Jan. 30, 1981 ...... 16,277 Monarch Triple-Doubles 8. vs. Tulsa (NCAA-Albany, N.Y.) Mar. 19, 1995 ...... 15,109 Mark West Pts. REBS BLKS 9. vs. Villanova (NCAA-Albany, N.Y.) Mar. 17, 1995 ...... 15,100 1-9-82 vs. Wagner 16 10 10 10. at DePaul Jan. 10, 1981 ...... 14,858 2-17-82 vs. William & Mary 14 11 10 11. at Purdue (NIT) Mar. 15, 1979 ...... 14,123 104-80 vs. Vermont 12 13 10 12. Kentucky Wilson Washington (NCAA-Worcester, MA) Mar. 20, 1992 ...... 13,514 2-22-76 vs. Roanoke 10 18 11 13. Memphis Nov. 14, 2001 ...... 13,133 2-5-76 at William & Mary 22 20 12 14. St. John’s (Madison Sq. Gdns.) Dec. 27, 1984 ...... 12,570 2-20-75 vs. Baptist 12 20 12 15. at Western Kentucky Dec.3, 1970 ...... 12,408 2-7-76 vs. Washington & Lee 13 18 10 16. at Western Kentucky Dec. 28, 1985 ...... 12,343 17. at South Alabama (SBC Final) Mar. 3, 1991 ...... 12,200 Top Five Double-Double Performers 18. at Dayton Jan. 15, 1973 ...... 12,152 19. Duke (NCAA-Greensboro) Mar. 15, 1986 ...... 12,096 in a Season 20. at Alabama-Birmingham Jan. 24, 1985 ...... 12,032 1. Chris Gatling 20 in 1990-91 2. Wilson Washington 19 in 1976-77 3. Mark West 17 in 1982-83 4. Mark West 16 in 1981-82 Odell Hodge 16 in 1996-97 Dave Twardzik 16 in 1970-71 * *Points and Assists Career Double-Double Leaders 1. Mark West 50 1979-83 2. Chris Gatling 45 1988-91 Odell Hodge 45 1992-97 4. Wilson Washington 44 1975-77

82 Old Dominion University All-Time Starters 1965-66 (7-17) 1975-76 (19-12) 1984-85 (19-12) F-Randy Leddy 6-4, Sr., 19.6 F-Jeff Fuhrmann 6-5, Jr., 18.6 F-Kenny Gattison 6-8, Jr., 16.1 1994-95 (21-12) F-Richard Boyce 6-2, So., 15.5 F-Reese Neyland 6-3, So., 10.9 F-Mark Davis 6-5, Sr.,14.0 F-Petey Sessoms 6-7, Sr., 22.1 G-Kenny Lanzone 5-9, So., 14.9 C-Wilson Washington 6-9, Jr., 17.9 C-Clarence Hanley 6-10, Jr., 10.7 F-Mario Mullen 6-6, Jr., 13.0 G-Jerry Nichols 6-0, Sr., 18.6 G-Joey Caruthers 6-0, Jr., 10.6 G-Charlie Smith 6-3, Sr., 7.8 C-David Harvey 6-8, Sr., 7.4 Top Subs: G-Tommy Conrad 6-0, Fr., 8.5 G-Keith Thomas 6-3, Jr., 12.6 G-Brion Dunlap 5-11, Fr., 4.1 Dennis Riddleberger 6-2, So., 5.7 Top Subs: Ray Peszko 6-7, Sr., 4.3* Top Subs: Frank Smith 6-0, Fr., 4.2* G-Mike Jones 6-5, Sr., 16.5 Jim Ismininger 6-3, Jr., 5.2* Dave Moyer 6-4, Sr., 4.6 Sylvester Charles 6-7, Jr., 3.5 Top Subs: Terry Douglas 6-2, Jr., 4.2 Duffy Samuels 5-9, Jr.,4.1 1966-67 (14-12) 1985-86 (23-8) E.J.Sherod 6-4, So., 5.1 F-Bob Pritchett 5-10, Jr., 22.2 1976-77 (25-4) F-Kenny Gattison 6-8, Sr., 17.4 F-Richard Boyce 6-2, Jr., 11.8 F-Ronnie Valentine 6-7, Fr., 22.4 F-Ronnie Wade 6-6,Sr.,7.7 1995-96 (18-13) C-Ron Drews 6-5, So.,11.3 F-Jeff Fuhrmann 6-5, Sr., 12.9 C-Clarence Hanley 6-10, Sr., 6.8 F-Skipper Youngblood 6-8, Fr., 2.2 G-Buttons Speakes 5-11, So., 12.7 C-Wilson Washington 6-9, Sr., 18.0 G-Frank Smith 6-0, So., 8.5 F-Mark Poag 6-6, Fr., 9.3 G-Bob Creasman 6-2, Jr., 9.2 G-Joey Caruthers 6-0, Sr., 9.8 G-Keith Thomas 6-3, Sr., 14.1 C-Odell Hodge 6-9, Jr., 14.3 Top Subs: Ken Hopkins 6-3, So, 8.7 G-Terry Douglas 6-1, Sr., 4.0 Top Subs: Garrick Davis 6-7, Fr., 4.9 G-Brion Dunlap 5-11, So., 4.5 Paul Shepard 6-1, So.,12.1* Top Subs: Sylvester Charles 6-7, Sr., 3.7 G-Mike Byers 6-2, Fr., 9.6 Richie Wright 5-10, Fr., 8.5 Top Subs: 1967-68 (19-7) Reese Neyland 6-3, Jr., 5.8 1986-87 (6-22) Joe Bunn 6-6, So., 16.1 * F-Bob Pritchett 5-10, Sr., 25.4 Tommy Conrad 5-11, So.,3.3 F-Anthony Carver 6-7, Fr., 15.5 Mario Mullen 6-6, Sr., 5.7 * F-Harry Lozon 6-3, So., 20.7 F-Bernard Royster 6-5, So., 9.9 Reggie Bassette 6-9, Fr., 2.4 * C-Ron Drews 6-5, Jr., 8.3 1977-78 (11-15) C-Howard Morgan 6-9, Fr., 1.3 G-Dick St. Clair 5-9, So., 14.6 F-Ronnie Valentine 6-7, So., 24.1 G-Frank Smith 6-0, Jr., 7.6 1996-97 (22-11) G-Buttons Speakes 5-11, Jr., 10.2 F-Reese Neyland 6-3, Sr., 11.2 G-Steve Trax 6-5, Jr., 12.7 F-Odell Hodge 6-9, Sr., 18.1 Top Subs: Ken Hopkins 6-3, Jr., 7.4 C-Larry Orton 6-8, Jr., 6.6 Top Subs: F-Mark Poag 6-6, So., 11.3 Richard Boyce 6-2, Sr., 9.7* G-Richie Wright 5-10, So., 13.1 Gerald Lofton 6-7, Jr., 5.0* C-Reggie Bassette 6-9, So., 5.7 G-Tommy Conrad 6-0, Jr., 10.3 David Grissom 6-7, Jr., 2.6 G-Brion Dunlap 5-11, Jr., 5.5 1968-69 (21-10) Top Subs: G-Mike Byers 6-3, So., 11.5 F-Harry Lozon 6-3, Jr., 16.9 Bobby Haithcock 6-4, So., 5.1 1987-88 (18-12) Top Subs: F-Billy Hayes 6-6, So., 9.2 Chris Pickett 6-8, Sr., 4.0 F-Anthony Carver 6-7, So., 15.0 Cal Bowdler 6-10, So., 5.5 C-Steve Cox 6-8, So., 7.9 F-Steve Trax 6-5, Sr., 10.7 E.J. Sherod 6-4, Sr., 7.7 G-Buttons Speakes 5-11, Sr., 14.5 1978-79 (23-7) F-Garrick Davis 6-7, Jr., 12.6 Skipper Youngblood 6-8, So., 2.5 G-Dick St. Clair 5-9, Jr., 17.7 F-Ronnie Valentine 6-7, Jr., 23.4 G-Frank Smith 6-0, Sr., 9.3 Top Subs: Skip Noble 6-5, So., 5.7* F-Ronnie McAdoo 6-6, Fr., 15.2 G-Darrin McDonald 6-4, So., 13.5 1997-98 (12-16) Ken Hopkins 6-3, Sr., 5.2* C-Mike Ray 6-8, Jr., 5.6 Top Subs: F-Mark Poag 6-6, Jr., 15.3 Ron Drews 6-5, Sr., 7.9* G-Bobby Vaughan 6-2, So., 9.3 Bernard Royster 6-5, Jr., 10.9 F-Cal Bowdler 6-10, Jr., 10.2 G-Tom Conrad 6-0, Sr., 8.1 Donald Grant 6-0, Fr., 2.3 C-Reggie Bassette 6-9, Jr., 7.6 1969-70 (21-7) Top Subs: G-Brion Dunlap 5-11, Sr., 3.1 F-Jim Cole 6-4, So.,16.4 Tommy Branch 6-5, Fr., 12.0 1988-89 (15-13) G-Mike Byers 6-3, Jr., 12.7 F-Skip Noble 6-5, Jr., 15.2 Ricky Adams 6-2, Fr., 5.3 F-Anthony Carver 6-7, Jr., 20.2 Top Subs: Michael Williams 6-1, Fr., 5.0 F-Harry Lozon 6-3, Sr., 14.9 Bobby Haithcock 6-4, Jr., 4.7 F-Garrick Davis 6-7, Sr., 7.6 Skipper Youngblood 6-8, So., 2.5 C-Steve Cox 6-8, Jr., 11.2 C-Chris Gatling 6-9, So.,22.4 G-Dave Twardzik 6-0, So., 17.5 1979-80 (25-5) G-Darrin McDonald 6-4, Jr., 12.9 1998-99 (25-9) Top Subs: Berry Roach 6-4, Jr., 3.8 F-Ronnie Valentine 6-7, Sr., 18.5 G-Donald Grant 6-1, So., 5.4 F-Mark Poag 6-6, Sr., 11.6 Dick St. Clair 5-9, Sr.,8.3* F-Ronnie McAdoo 6-6, So., 14.4 Top Subs: F-Cal Bowdler 6-10, Sr., 14.7 C-Mark West 6-10, Fr., 4.8 Ricardo Leonard 6-7, Fr., 8.1 C-Reggie Bassette 6-9, Sr., 9.8 1970-71 (21-9) G-Grant Robinson 6-1, Fr., 7.8 Terrance Jacobs 6-3, Fr., 3.3 G-Mike Byers 6-3, Sr., 5.1 F-Randy Couling 6-7, So., 9.7 G-Bobby Vaughan 6-4, Jr., 9.2 G-Michael Williams 6-0,So., 7.6 F-Skip Noble 6-5, Sr., 19.7 Top Subs: Billy Mann 6-4, So., 9.5 1989-90 (14-14) Top Subs: Andre McCullum 6-6, So, 9.4 C-Steve Cox 6-8, Sr., 11.7 Tommy Branch 6-5, So., 9.5 F-Anthony Carver 6-7, Sr., 21.1 Clifton Jones 6-7, So., 5.5 G-Dave Twardzik 6-1, Jr., 20.3 F-Cyril Cox 6-7, Jr., 2.9 G-Rick Nau 5-9, So.,10.5 1980-81 (18-10) C-Chris Gatling 6-9, Jr., 20.5 1999-2000 (11-19) Top Subs: Terry Foster 6-7, Jr., 8.1 F-Ronnie McAdoo 6-6, Jr., 15.9 G-Darrin McDonald 6-4, Sr., 14.1 F-Andre McCullum 6-7, Jr., 12.9 Jack Baker 6-2, So., 4.3 F-Billy Mann 6-4, Jr., 13.9 G-Chuck Evans 5-11, Fr., 5.1 F-Ricardo Marsh 6-7, Fr., 5.6 C-Mark West 6-10, So., 10.9 Top Subs: Keith Jackson 6-5, Fr., 9.3* C-Skipper Youngblood 6-8, Sr., 12.2 1971-72 (14-10) G-Bobby Vaughan 6-2, Sr., 12.1 Donald Anderson 6-1, Fr., 4.1 G-Michael Williams 6-0, Jr., 10.1 F-Joel Copeland 6-6, So., 16.5 G-Grant Robinson 6-1, So., 9.1 G-Pierre Greene 6-2,So., 6.0 F-Terry Foster 6-7, Sr., 10.5 Top Subs: 1990-91 (14-18) Top Subs: Freddie Bryant 6-4, Sr, 5.3 C-Jay Rountree 6-10, So., 9.4 Bert Kragtwik 6-10, So., 5.4 F-Ricardo Leonard 6-7, Jr., 16.0 Clifton Jones 6-7, Jr., 6.0 G-Dave Twardzik 6-1, Sr., 23.4 F-Keith Jackson 6-5, So., 15.9 G-Rick Nau 5-9, Jr., 11.3 1981-82 (18-12) C-Chris Gatling 6-10, Sr.,21.0 2000-2001 (13-18) Top Subs: F-Ronnie McAdoo 6-6, Sr., 14.7 G-John Robinson 6-2, Jr., 6.8 F-Andre McCullum 6-7, Sr., 12.5 Ricky Michaelson 6-4, So., 12.8* F-Tim Southerland 6-7, So., 4.2 G-Donald Anderson 6-0, So.,4.2 F-Ricardo Marsh 6-7, So., 9.3 Jack Baker 6-2, Jr., 6.1 C-Mark West 6-10, Jr., 15.7 Top Subs: Joe Leake 6-3, Fr., 5.1* C-Clifton Jones 6-6, Sr., 7.2 G-Billy Mann 6-4, Sr., 11.2 Al Grant 6-5, Jr., 4.3 * G-Pierre Greene 6-2, Jr., 11.7 1972-73 (19-9) G-Charlie Smith 6-3, Fr., 9.7 1991-92 (15-15) G- Rasheed Wright 6-5, So., 9.8 F-Tom Street 6-6, So., 10.0 Top Subs: F-Ricardo Leonard 6-7, Sr., 20.4 Top Subs: Troy Nance 5-10, Fr, 3.6 F-Rick Michaelson 6-4, Jr., 22.2 Grant Robinson 6-1, Jr., 6.6* F-Petey Sessoms 6-7, Fr., 9.0 Michael Williams 6-0, Sr., 5.2 C-Joel Copeland 6-7, Jr., 19.7 Horace Lambert 6-8, Fr., 3.8* F-Al Grant 6-6, Sr., 9.8 G-Rick Nau 5-10, Sr., 16.1 G-John Robinson 6-2, Sr.,8.2 2001-2002 (13-16) G-Oliver Purnell 6-1, So., 9.6 1982-83 (19-10) G-Donald Anderson 6-0, Jr., 6.5 F-Ricardo Marsh 6-7, Jr., 15.3 Top Subs: Gray Eubank 6-4, So., 8.2* F-Kenny Gattison 6-8, Fr., 8.4 Top Subs: F- Rasheed Wright 6-5, Jr., 14.1 Jack Baker 6-2, Sr., 4.6 F-Ronnie Wade 6-6, Fr., 9.4 Keith Jackson 6-5, Jr., 11.8* C-Clay McGowen 6-11, So., 5.3 C-Mark West 6-10, Sr., 14.4 David Harvey 6-8, Fr., 2.7 G-Pierre Greene 6-2, Sr., 9.9 1973-74 (20-7) G-Grant Robinson 6-1, Sr., 5.2 G-Kiah Thomas 6-4, Fr., 5.3 F-Joel Copeland 6-7, Sr., 25.3 G-Charlie Smith 6-3, So., 12.1 1992-93 (21-8) Top Subs: Troy Nance 5-9, Fr, 5.9 F-Tom Street 6-6, Jr., 9.8 Top Subs: F-Petey Sessoms 6-7, So., 16.9 John Waller 6-4, Sr., 7.9 C-Jay Rountree 6-10, Jr., 9.3 Keith Thomas 6-3, Fr., 9.8 F-Mario Mullen 6-6, Fr., 10.8 G-Gray Eubank 6-4, Jr., 10.3 Horace Lambert 6-8, So., 4.9 C-Odell Hodge 6-9, Fr., 14.7 2002-03 (12-15) G-Oliver Purnell 6-1, Jr., 13.8 G-Donald Anderson 6-0, Sr., 8.0 F-Ricardo Marsh 6-8, Sr., 16.7 Top Subs: Leo Hardy 6-4, Sr., 3.5 1983-84 (19-12) G-Keith Jackson 6-5, Sr., 16.9 F- Rasheed Wright 6-5, Sr., 14.9 Joey Caruthers 6-0, Fr., 7.5* F-Mark Davis 6-5, Jr., 14.2 Top Subs: Kevin Swann 6-2, Jr., 5.7 C-Alex Loughton 6-9, Fr., 8.3 1974-75 (25-6) F-Kenny Gattison 6-8, So., 11.1 Kevin Larkin 6-4, Jr., 4.5 G-John Waller 6-4, Sr., 8.3 F-Jeff Fuhrmann 6-5, So., 16.3 C-Clarence Hanley 6-10, So., 9.2 David Harvey 6-8, So., 2.6 G-Troy Nance 5-9, Jr., 3.8 F-Gray Eubank 6-4, Sr.,12.0 G-Keith Thomas 6-3, So., 13.8 Top Subs: Isaiah Hunter 6-2, Fr, 6.1 C-Wilson Washington 6-9, So., 13.7 G-Charlie Smith 6-3,Jr., 11.8 1993-94 (21-10) Kiah Thomas 6-4, So., 3.1 G-Joey Caruthers 6-0, So.,12.3 Top Subs: F-Petey Sessoms 6-7, Jr., 16.0 G-Oliver Purnell 6-1, Sr.,14.4 Ronnie Wade 6-6, So., 5.4* F-Mike Jones 6-5, Jr., 14.6 2003-04 (17-12) Top Subs: Tom Street 6-6, Sr., 9.3 Horace Lambert 6-8, Jr., 5.3 C-Odell Hodge 6-9, So.,19.4 F- John Waller 6-4, Sr. 12.6 Jay Rountree 6-10, Sr., 6.9* G-Kevin Swann 6-2, Sr.,12.6 F- Alex Loughton 6-10, So. 16.6C- G-Kevin Larkin 6-4, Sr., 8.0 Arnaud Dahi 6-7, Fr., 9.0 Top Subs: David Harvey 6-8, Jr., 4.0* G-Isaiah Hunter 6-2, So., 13.0 M.Mullen 6-6, So., 2.3 G-Drew Williamson 5-11, Fr., 4.0 Top Subs: Troy Nance 5-9, Sr, 3.0 Valdas Vasylius 6-7, Fr. 7.8 Kiah Thomas 6-4, Jr., 4.4

*Started some games that year. Monarch Basketball 2004-05 83 Lettermen A E LaRue, Bob ...... 1968-69 Reed, Paul ...... 1997-98 Acey, Elmer ...... 1948-49 Eady, Kirk ...... 1986-87 Leake, Joe ...... 1990-92 Reviere, Jack ...... 1948-49 Agee, Joe ...... 1948-50 Edmonds, Fred ...... 1962-66 Leatherwood, Buddy ...... 1951-52 Riddleberger, Dennis ...... 1963-66 Adams, Ricky ...... 1978-80 Ellis, Don ...... 1958-60 Leddy, Randy ...... 1962-66 Roach, Barry ...... 1967-69 Adams, Russell ...... 1947-48 Ellis, Tony ...... 1977-79 LeDoyen, Mike ...... 1963-64 Robinson, Corey ...... 1993-94 Ainsworth, Bob ...... 1958-60 Eubank, Gray ...... 1972-75 Leonard, Ricardo ...... 1988-92 Robinson, Grant ...... 1979-83 Amburgey, Sammy ...... 1977-78 Evans, Ronnie ...... 1956-58 Lidonde, Abdi ...... 2004- Robinson, John ...... 1990-92 Anderson, Donald ...... 1989-93 Evans, Chuck ...... 1989-90 Lockie, John ...... 1962-64 Rogers, Ricky ...... 1968-69 Anthony, Leo ...... 1957-61 Evans, Tony ...... 1996-97 Lofton, Gerald ...... 1986-88 Roughton, Bill ...... 1947-49 Anthony, Photios ...... 1954-55 Ewell, Bill ...... 1947-48 Loughton, Alex ...... 2002- Rountree, Jay ...... 1970-73 &75 Arnold, Nellie ...... 1959-60 Lozon, Harry ...... 1966-69 Ross, Dameon ...... 1988-89 Apgar, Jerry ...... 1963-64 F Royster, Bernard ...... 1985-89 Atchinson, Jay ...... 1977-79 Facka, Fred ...... 1981-85 M Foster, Terry ...... 1970-72 Midgette, Bill ...... 1962-65 S B Fraim, Dick ...... 1961-62 Mann, Billy ...... 1978-82 Samuels, Duffy ...... 1994-96 Bacalis, Teddy ...... 1947-48 Frost, Jack ...... 1947-48 Markoe, ...... 1958-59 Saunders, Joe ...... 1963-66 Baker, Jack ...... 1969-73 Fuhrmann, Jeff ...... 1973-77 Marsh, Ricardo ...... 1999-03 Siciliano, Mark ...... 1986-87 Bancroft, George ...... 1951-52 Marshall, Bob ...... 1968-69 Sessoms, Petey ...... 1991-95 Barbosa, Ricky ...... 1955-56 G Marshall, Matt ...... 1955-56 Shevlin, Bob ...... 1967-68 Barefoot, Jim ...... 1958-59 Galloway, John ...... 1960-61 MacFarland, ...... 1948-49 Sherod, E.J...... 1993-97 Barney, Hank ...... 1967-68 Gaskins, Lynn ...... 1954-55 McAdoo, Ronnie ...... 1978-82 Shepard, Larwood ...... 1955-56 Barowski, George ...... 1972-75 Gathy, Ken ...... 1967-71 McCarthy, Richard ...... 1966-67 Shepard, Paul ...... 1965-67 Bass, David ...... 1990-91 Gatling, Chris ...... 1988-91 McCraw, William ...... 1959-61 Shibley, Bob ...... 1962-64 Bassette, Reggie ...... 1995-99 Gattison, Kenny ...... 1982-86 McCullum, Andre ...... 1998-01 Smiley, Billy ...... 1972-73 Beard, Hershel ...... 1947-48 Gorman, Jim ...... 1975-76 McCurry, Mac ...... 1951-52 Smith, Charlie ...... 1981-85 Bell, Malik ...... 1996-97 Grant, Donald ...... 1987-89 McDonald, Darrin ...... 1987-90 Smith, Eril ...... 1955-57 Bedinger, Bob ...... 1948-49 Grant, Al ...... 1990-92 McGowen, Clay ...... 2000-02 Smith, Barry ...... 1990-92 Berger, Alan ...... 1966-67 Greene, Dick ...... 1955-56 McLemore, Tom ...... 1964-65 Smith, Frank ...... 1984-88 Bettis, Jim ...... 1961-62 Greene, Pierre ...... 1998-02 McMath, Jerry ...... 1954-55 Smith, James ...... 2001-02 Bigger, Bill ...... 1959-60 Griekspoor, Erik ...... 1978-82 McMillian, Aron ...... 1999-00 Smith, Jay ...... 1966-67 Bigger, Wesley ...... 1964-65 Griffin, Ben ...... 1957-61 McGaffney, Matt ...... 1992-93 Snapp, Jerry ...... 1965-66 Boyce, Andy ...... 1957-58 Griffin, Donald ...... 1936-38 Megginson, Ray ...... 1970-73 Snyder, David ...... 1973-74 Boyce, Richard ...... 1964-68 Grissom, David ...... 1986-88 Merr, B...... 1958-59 Southerland, Tim ...... 1979-83 Boyce, William ...... 1961-62 Gwynn, Charles ...... 1991-92 Michaelson, Ricky ...... 1970-73 South, Tom ...... 1954-56 Bowdler, Cal ...... 1995-99 Miller, Jim ...... 1970-74 Speakes ‘Buttons’ Arthur ...... 1965-68 Bowls, Harold ...... N/A H Mitchell, Sherman ...... 1966-67 Spruell, Bob ...... 1951-53 Branch, Tommy ...... 1979-80 Haithcock, Bobby ...... 1976-80 Moody, David ...... 1965-66 St. Clair, Dick ...... 1968-70 Brown, Travis ...... 1998-99 Halstead, Ralph ...... 1953-56 Morgan, Howard ...... 1986-88 Stewart, George ...... 1956-57 Broxton, Ray ...... 1978-80 Hammer, Jerry ...... 1961-63 Morris, John ...... 2002- Stokes, Barry ...... 1961-63 Bryant, Bernard (Poochie) ...... 1948-49 Hanley, Clarence ...... 1982-86 Morrison, Wendell ...... 1974-76 Street, Tom ...... 1972-75 Bryant, Freddie ...... 1996-00 Hardy, Leo ...... 1970-74 Moyer, David ...... 1974-76 Swann, Kevin ...... 1992-94 Buckland, Gary ...... 1981-83 Harrington, Charlie ...... 1969-73 Mrksic, Janko ...... 2002- Swearingen, Larry ...... 1965-66 Bunn, Joe ...... 1995-96 Harrison, Kirkie ...... 1957-59 Mullen, Mario ...... 1992-96 Sykes, Bill ...... 1956-57 Burris, Heath ...... 1999-01 Harvey, David ...... 1991-95 Murphy, Paul ...... 1947-48 Burlage, Paul ...... 1953-55 Hawlett, Melvin ...... 1954-55 Murphy, Tom ...... 1968-69 T Bush, Jim ...... 1964-65 Haycox, Don ...... 1969-70 Tackaberry, Rich ...... 1972-76 Butler, Tom ...... 1966-68 Hayes, Billy ...... 1967-70 N Themistocleous, A...... 2000-03 Butt, Holt ...... 1955-58 Hemphill, Lavar ...... 1999-00 Nance, Troy ...... 2000-04 Thomas, Keith ...... 1982-86 Byers, Mike ...... 1995-99 Herscher, Bill ...... 1975-78 Nawkins, D. B...... 1956-58 Thomas, Kiah ...... 2001- Byrd, Ronnie ...... 1961-64 Hickson, Samir ...... 2001- Neal, D'Juan ...... 1998-99 Thomas, Ron ...... 1973-74 Hightower, John ...... 1951-52 Newton, Bob ...... 1957-61 Tipton, John ...... 1964-65 C Hill, William ...... 1963-66 Neyland, Reese ...... 1975-78 Toleston, Ray ...... 1957-58 Calleran, Steve ...... 1966-67 Hoffman, Bobby ...... 1958-62 Nichols, Bill ...... 1963-64 Tolson, Darryl ...... 1984-86 Calloway, Tom ...... 1982-83 Hodge, Odell ...... 1992-97 Nichols, Jerry ...... 1964-66 Tolson, Everett ...... 1938-40 Carlyle, David ...... 1985-86 Hopkins, Kenny ...... 1965-67 &69 Nixon, Sonique ...... 1988-90 Tonelson, Rufus ...... 1930-33 Carroll, Marion ...... 1959-63 Hunter, Isaiah ...... 2002- Noble, Skip ...... 1967-71 Trax, Steve ...... 1984-88 Caruthers, Joey ...... 1973-77 Hylton, Leon ...... 1972-76 Norman, Dick ...... 1967-68 Tudor, Tommy ...... 1965-66 Carver, Anthony ...... 1986-90 Turner, Billy ...... 1965-69 Casey, Bill ...... 1951-52 I O Twardzik, Dave ...... 1968-72 Casey, John ...... 1954-56 Isiminger, Jim ...... 1963-66 O’Brien, Joey ...... 1972-76 Twomey, Steve ...... 1966-67 Cartwright, Les ...... 1952-53 Ivy, Frank ...... 1956-61 Ochsonhaut, Carl ...... 1954-55 Tydnall, Bill ...... 1953-54 Charles, Sylvester ...... 1984-86 Oldfield, Barney ...... 1947-48 Chilcutt, Tom ...... 1966-67 J Orton, Larry ...... 1977-78 V Cole, Curtis ...... 1973-75 Jackson, Keith ...... 1989-93 Vasylius, Valdas ...... 2004- Cole, Jim ...... 1968-70 Jacobs, Terrance ...... 1988-89 P Valentine, Ronnie ...... 1976-80 Conlin, Ray ...... 1962-63 James, Frank ...... 1959-60 Palumbo, ‘Cheetah’ Don ...... 1958-60 Van Buron, Barend ...... 1964-65 Conrad, Tommy ...... 1975-79 Johnson, Bobby ...... 1956-58 Parker, Nick ...... 1951-52 Vaughan, Bobby ...... 1977-80 Congleton, Parke ...... 1968-72 Johnson, Mark ...... 1993-95 Parker, Corey ...... 1992-95 Viccellio, Hodges ...... 1947-48 Copeland, Joel ...... 1970-74 Jones, Brandon ...... 1996-97 Parker, Derrick ...... 1992-96 Viccellio, Jim ...... 1947-48 Coppola, Frank ...... 1963-65 Jones, Clifton ...... 1999-01 Parks, Wayne ...... 1960-64 Vitasek, John ...... 1947-49 Couling, Randy ...... 1970-72 Jones, Ken ...... 1967-68 Pass, Curtis ...... 1997-98 Cox, Cyril ...... 1989-91 Jones, Kennell ...... 1985-86 Pelliong, Ed...... 1947-48 W Cox, Steve ...... 1967-71 Jones, Mike ...... 1991-95 Perkins, Tom ...... 1954-55 Wade, Ronnie ...... 1982-86 Creasman, Bob ...... 1966-68 Jordan, Jim ...... 1956-58 Perry, Ronald ...... 1955-56 Waldon, TJ ...... 2002-04 Crocker, Phil ...... 1990-91 Judd, Fenos ...... 1996-97 Peszko, Ray ...... 1975-76 Walker, Jim ...... 1963-64 Curfman, John ...... 1947-48 Phares, Don ...... 1954-55 Waller, John ...... 2000-04 K Phelps, William ...... 1960-63 Walsh, Eddie ...... 1957-58 D Kanipes, John ...... 1968-69 Phillips, David ...... 1983-84 Washington, Wilson ...... 1974-77 Dahi, Arnaud ...... 2004- Keel, Gene ...... 1957-59 Pickett, Chris ...... 1976-78 Watkins, Reggie ...... 1951-52 Darby, George ...... 1976-77 Keeling, Tom ...... 1972-74 Pittman, Vance ...... 1956-57 West, Bubba ...... 1948-51 Davis, Garrick ...... 1985-89 Kendall, Ben ...... 1951-53 Piscopo, Wayne ...... 1973-77 West, Joe ...... 1958-59 Davis, Mark ...... 1981-85 Kendall, John ...... 1962-65 Poag, Mark ...... 1995-99 West, Mark ...... 1979-83 David, Jim ...... 1957-58 Kerwin, Chris ...... 1988-90 Poteate, Wilmer ...... 1948-49 White, Dick ...... 1954-58 Dean, Mark ...... 1982-85 Kiley, Charles ...... 1947-48 Pratt, Bob ...... 1955-56 White, Matt ...... 1983-85 Decker, Dennis ...... 1966-68 Knickerbocker, Harry ...... 1952-57 Pratt, Robert ...... 1958-59 Williams, Bobby ...... 1951-52 DellaYope, Jim ...... 1967-68 Knight, Monty ...... 1951-52 Price, Mike ...... 1963-65 Williams, Michael ...... 1997-01 Dickerson, Darren ...... 2000-01 Knight, Travis ...... 1969-70 Principe, Joe ...... 2000-03 Williamson, Drew ...... 2004- Dougan, Ray ...... 1959-63 Knox, Earnie ...... 1954-55 Pritchett, Bob ...... 1966-68 Wright, Rasheed ...... 1999-03 Douglas, Terry ...... 1975-77 Koch, G.P...... 1960-61 Pritchett, Dee ...... 1986-90 Wright, Richie ...... 1976-78 Downs, Jim ...... 1948-49 Kragtwijk, Bert ...... 1979-81 Prosser, David ...... 1941-43 Wright, Allon ...... 1990-94 Drews, Ron ...... 1965-69 Kresinske, Rick ...... 1977-79 Pugh, Cole ...... 2002-03 Wright, Walter ...... 1992-93 Drewry, Marcus ...... 2001- Kristofak, Wendell ...... 1970-72 Purpuri, Jim ...... 1968-69 Duke, George ...... 1960-61 Purnell, Oliver ...... 1972-75 Y Dunlap, Brion ...... 1994-98 L Young, T. J...... 1988-89 Dunnington, Charles ...... 2000-02 Lambert, Horace ...... 1981-85 R Youngblood, Skipper ...... 1995-00 Lanzone, Ken ...... 1964-66 Ray, Mike ...... 1976-79 Larkin, Kevin ...... 1990-94 Raycrow, Terrence ...... 1987-88 Z Redfern, Bob ...... 1955-56 Zontini, Tony ...... 1966-67

84 Old Dominion University Year-by-Year Results 1930-31 (11-10) 39-30 W South Norfolk HS 36-62 L East Carolina 33-83 L Dam Neck Head Coach: Tommy Scott 32-24 W Wilson HS Teachers (scores incomplete) 22-11 W South Norfolk HS 37-50 L William & Mary Frosh 38-41 L Norfolk Naval Base 1945-46 (9-8) 8-10 L Suffolk HS 22-32 L Maury HS 55-39 W Richmond Frosh Head Coach: Scrap Chandler 25-36 L William & Mary Frosh 40-38 W Atlantic Christian 41-48 L Navy S.O.S.U. 30-9 W Oceana HS 1935-36 (10-6) 50-48 W William & Mary Frosh 23-55 L Naval Hospital 22-34 L Maury HS Head Coach: Tommy Scott 42-53 L Newport News App. 34-50 L Portsmouth Marines 35-23 W Norfolk College 61-43 W Faculty 43-46 L Richmond Frosh 45-57 L Army Base 35-25 W Blackstone Military 48-17 W Hopewell HS 27-38 L Va. Medical College 44-42 W Naval Receiving Sta. 24-42 L VMI Frosh 39-13 W Wilson HS 45-50 L Washington & Lee Frosh 48-40 W Navy Supply 10-39 L Washington & Lee HS 31-28 W Lynchburg HS 24-39 L VMI Frosh 48-32 W Langley Officers 27-30 L Fork Union Military 18-38 L Newport News App. 34-47 L Hampden-Sydney Frosh 50-45 W Army Base 10-18 L Benedictine HS 45-15 W S.Norfolk HS 50-33 W Louisburg 44-29 W Naval Service 18-15 W Wilson HS 44-16 W Louisburg College 48-49 L Atlantic Christian 56-50 W Coast Guard 18-21 L Maury HS 27-30 L Newport News Appr. 44-76 L East Carolina Teachers 61-53 W N.O.B. Marines 40-36 W Fork Union Military 42-35 W Suffolk HS (one game not available) 63-46 W Portsmouth Marines 22-9 W Oceana HS 36-44 L Naval Training Station (scores incomplete) 46-15 W South Norfolk 31-20 W Wilson HS 1940-41 (4-15) 22-18 W Wilson HS 58-43 W William & Mary Frosh Head Coach: George Stirnweiss 1946-47 (14-8) 27-23 W Suffolk HS 35-54 L East Carolina Teachers 31-34 L Alumni Head Coach: Julius Rubin 21-19 W Hopewell HS 25-28 L Louisburg College 38-23 W Chowan Tidewater Invitational Champions 12-41 L Norfolk College (two games not available) 25-32 L Newport News App. 53-32 W Naval Hospital 19-30 L St. Mary’s HS 38-58 L Norfolk Naval Base 56-46 W Oceana 1936-37 (8-8) 31-33 L Naval Yard Appr. 46-49 L East Carolina Teachers 1931-32 (7-9) Head Coach: Tommy Scott 31-37 L Optimist Club Pals 39-25 W Atlantic Christian Head Coach: Tommy Scott 50-49 W Norfolk Athletic Club (2 ot) 40-57 L Wilson College 52-43 W Little Creek 43-17 W Faculty 16-58 L Newport News Appr. 31-41 L Newport News App. 52-65 L Norf. Naval Station 28-36 L Campbell College 28-30 L Alumni 40-63 L East Carolina Teachers 55-26 W Edwards Military Inst. 21-31 L William & Mary Frosh 29-41 L Riordan School 40-44 L Va. Medical College 43-48 L Campbell 20-25 L Maury HS 23-41 L Naval Training Station 46-29 W Ferrum College 41-37 W Navy Yard Appr. 22-39 L Hampton HS 43-29 W Norfolk Athletic Club 40-47 L Wilson College 48-51 L Little Creek 23-37 L Benedictine HS 31-38 L Louisburg College 39-48 L Norfolk Naval Base 36-31 W St. Helena 30-24 W St. Mary’s HS 42-33 W East Carolina Teachers 30-40 L Langley Field 44-51 L Navy Yard Appr. 29-23 W East Carolina Teachers 35-29 W William & Mary Frosh 38-37 W Langley Field 49-37 W Oceana 26-39 L Hampton HS 23-41 L Naval Training Station 43-60 L East Carolina Teachers 52-40 W Campbell 38-21 W East Carolina Teachers 68-32 W Chowan College 29-27 W Va. Medical College 59-21 W Edwards Military Inst. 25-16 W Wilson HS 34-42 L William & Mary Frosh (ot) 30-37 L Norfolk Naval Base 35-53 L Naval Station 28-51 L William & Mary Frosh 38-34 W East Carolina Teachers 39-54 L Roanoke College 41-42 L East Carolina Teachers 35-30 W Wilson HS 41-36 W Louisburg College 49-54 L Atlantic Christian 54-16 W South Norfolk HS (one game not available) 1941-42 (0-14) 63-32 W St. Helena 22-30 L Benedictine HS Head Coach: George Stirnweiss 52-37 W Naval Air Station* 28-29 L Augusta Military 1937-38 (15-4) 17-32 L Navy Yard Appr. 51-32 W Braxton Perkins* Head Coach: Tommy Scott 23-66 L Newport News App. 53-35 W Norf. Naval Station* 1932-33 (8-6) 53-36 W Bluefield College 35-58 L East Carolina Teachers *Tidewater Invitational Head Coach: Tommy Scott 61-14 W Alumni 17-53 L Naval Air Station 52-48 W Alumni 30-27 W Newport News Appr. 19-48 L Langley Field 1947-48 (21-8) 36-16 W South Norfolk HS 47-40 W East Carolina Teachers 35-71 L Naval Yard Appr. Head Coach: Jack Callahan 31-41 L William & Mary Frosh 48-52 L Naval Training Station 38-59 L Norfolk Naval Hosp. 71-45 W Retraining Command 23-48 L Wilson HS 35-21 W Louisburg College 20-51 L Langley Field 50-52 L Amphibious Base 18-28 L Maury HS 36-42 L East Carolina Teachers 19-42 L Va. Medical College 40-44 L Naval Air Station 53-30 W St. Mary’s HS 48-31 W Louisburg College 28-45 L Naval Air Station 61-42 W Naval Training Sta. 33-14 W Holy Trinity HS 46-40 W Shenandoah College 36-46 L Va. Medical College 39-44 L Naval Academy Plebes 27-32 L William & Mary Frosh 42-39 W William & Mary Frosh 29-51 L Navy Yard Appr. 43-41 W American U. JV 23-31 L Wilson HS 46-25 W Naval Training Station 37-55 L Norfolk Naval Hosp. 59-40 W NPN Apprentice 46-35 W Nachman’s 36-34 W Newport News App. 36-61 L Naval Air Station 41-40 W Naval Training Sta. 45-36 W Ravens 48-56 L William & Mary Frosh 54-42 W Amphibious Base 39-25 W Kempsville HS 40-32 W Hampden-Sydney Frosh 1942-43 (12-10) 90-47 W Retraining Command 25-32 L Maury HS 29-25 W VMI Frosh Head Coach: Scrap Chandler 40-49 L Fort Eustis 59-14 W South Norfolk HS 41-59 L Washington & Lee Frosh 37-34 W Portsmouth USCG 55-51 W East Carolina Teachers 33-23 W Shenandoah College 47-27 W Dam Neck 29-41 L William & Mary JV 1933-34 (10-4) (two games not available) 42-47 L Security Five 44-37 W Fort Eustis Head Coach: Tommy Scott 56-29 W Base Marines 46-43 W NPN Apprentice 20-27 L Newport News HS 1938-39 (8-14) 35-32 W Bombardiers 71-55 W Navy Olympic 41-23 W S. Norfolk HS Head Coach: Tommy Scott 53-55 L Naval receiving Sta. 53-33 W N.C. State JV 32-28 W Wilson HS 37-34 W Alumni 36-57 L T.T.S. A. 44-42 W East Carolina Teachers 45-40 W William & Mary Frosh 30-34 L Va. Medical College 38-42 L A&R 52-46 W William & Mary JV 66-44 W Faculty 34-67 L High Point 70-30 W Fleer Air 88-38 W St. Helena 48-35 W Kempsville Alumni 56-48 W Campbell 41-24 W Norfolk USCG 56-48 W Newport News Region 38-32 W Newport News Appr. 25-34 L East Carolina Teachers 34-69 L Receiving Station 71-47 W St. Helena 27-25 W S.Norfolk HS 26-32 L Richmond Frosh 46-37 W Alumni 74-49 W USS Palace 30-28 W Maury HS 38-31 W William & Mary Frosh 49-58 L A.B.A.T.U. 15-81 L Bluefield College* NA Colonial Oil 41-34 W Va. Medical College 23-46 L Apprentice School 83-56 W Bethesda* 31-32 L William & Mary Frosh 39-42 L Newport News Appr. 51-42 W Camp Bradford 74-84 L Cumberland* 30-35 L VMIFrosh 38-29 W Chowan College 50-30 W Fleet Air School 56-37 W Trojans+ 33-44 L Newport News Appr. 34-47 L Louisburg College 27-28 L Naval Hospital 50-56 L Newport News Legion+ 24-18 W Suffolk HS 36-42 L Richmond Frosh 38-30 W Bombardiers 65-54 W Little Creek+ 30-27 W Wilson HS 45-67 L Hampden-Sydney Frosh 39-41 L Fort Story *Eastern Regional NSCAA 37-63 L Norfolk Naval Base 38-44 L Portsmouth USCG +Tidewater Invitational (one score not 1934-35 (11-6) 22-28 L Newport News Appr. 37-32 W Alumni available) Head Coach: Tommy Scott 39-45 L Louisburg (2 ot) 39-37 W Wonder Boys* 75-31 W Faculty 33-45 L East Carolina Teachers *Portsmouth Gold Medal Trn. 1948-49 (11-5) 60-27 W Kempsville HS 31-25 W Chowan Head Coach: Bud Metheny 53-16 W St. Mary’s HS 36-24 W Texas Oilers 1943-44 (1-7) 60-58 W Gridiron Club 53-22 W East Carolina Teachers 30-45 L Norfolk Naval Base Head Coach: Scrap Chandler 74-44 W Naval Air Station 33-35 L Maury HS 40-41 L William & Mary Frosh (Scores not available) 50-45 W Braxton Perkins 58-25 W Kempsville HS 49-48 W Norfolk Naval Base 66-57 W Retraining Command 41-42 L Wilson HS 1939-40 (4-16) 1944-45 (6-6) 61-56 W Virginia Frosh 34-32 W Petersburg HS Head Coach: Tommy Scott Head Coach: Scrap Chandler 58-60 L Little Creek Amphib 47-42 W Polygon Club 25-46 L High Point 31-23 W Naval Supply 64-34 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 36-21 W S. Norfolk HS 43-53 L Norfolk Naval Base 31-36 L USCG Harbor Patrol 56-49 W Richmond Frosh 23-39 L William & Mary Frosh 41-61 L Elon 49-41 W Maritime Service 81-56 W Richmond Frosh 18-47 L Augusta Military Acad. 42-33 L Chowan 50-32 W USCG Supply Depot 74-46 W Retraining Command 33-29 W Petersburg HS 24-30 L Newport News App. 51-50 W USCG Supply Depot 74-68 W William & Mary Frosh 54-41 W USCG Harbor Patrol 50-58 L Braxton Perkins Monarch Basketball 2004-05 85 Year-by-Year Results 59-82 L Naval Receiving St. 61-101 L North Carolina JV 56-59 L Roanoke 64-62 W Elon* 79-70 W NPN Apprentice 59-75 L North Cakrolina JV 72-68 W Towson State 62-75 L at Atlantic Christian 62-76 L William & Mary Frosh 71-83 L Chowan 40-90 L Navy Plebes 99-79 W Guilford 67-76 L Naval Rec. Station 72-58 W Randolph-Macon 59-87 L at Randolph-Macon 1949-50 (9-10) 61-85 L NPN Apprentice 62-48 W Lynchburg 70-71 L at Roanoke Head Coach: Bud Metheny 76-66 W Richmond JV 80-51 W Va. Medical College 77-74 W Lynchburg 47-45 W William & Mary Frosh 69-77 L Richmond Prof. Inst. 65-111 L Atlantic Christian 90-78 W at Hampden-Sydney 72-61 W NPN Apprentice 65-61 W NPN Apprentice 87-62 W Pembroke State 70-43 W Virginia Frosh 1953-54 (12-10) 69-63 W Hampden-Sydney 128-70 W Va. Medical College 65-63 W Wake Forest Frosh Head Coach: Bud Metheny 69-72 L American 70-53 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 38-75 L N.C. State Frosh 53-65 L Norfolk Naval Base 67-79 L Baltimore 99-73 W at Bridgewater 65-59 W Richmond Frosh 68-57 W NPN Apprentice 128-61 W Lynchburg 50-45 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 57-52 W William & Mary Frosh 1957-58 (12-9) 48-64 L William & Mary Frosh 62-67 L Va. Medical College Head Coach: Bud Metheny 1961-62 (18-3) 63-49 W NPN Apprentice 65-61 W Chowan 64-89 L Atlantic Christian Head Coach: Bud Metheny 58-77 L N.C. State Frosh 66-71 L Richmond JV 52-73 L Randolph-Macon 95-79 W at Hampden-Sydney 67-64 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 84-64 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 66-84 L Catholic 87-74 W Baltimore 63-67 L Richmond Frosh 59-56 W Virginia Frosh 80-66 W Baltimore 50-74 L at Randolph-Macon 44-65 L William & Mary Frosh 60-57 W VMI JV 66-56 W Lynchburg 82-84 L Hampden-Sydney 62-64 L Wake Forest Frosh 51-61 L N.C. State JV 77-54 W Va. Medical College 114-67 W Southeastern 51-69 L North Carolina Frosh 48-57 L William & Mary Frosh 55-68 L Hampden-Sydney 77-63 W Va. Medical College 56-53 W NPN Apprentice 64-75 L Navy Plebes 63-61 W Randolph-Macon 72-65 W Lynchburg 65-67 L Maryland Frosh 82-77 W William & Mary Frosh 52-70 L NPN Apprentice 73-65 W at Baltimore 49-72 L Navy Plebes 60-75 L N.C. State Frosh 51-48 W Va. Medical College 77-74 W at Richmond Prof. Inst. 58-61 L NACA Langley Field 67-109 L N.C. State Frosh 79-65 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 58-71 L at Washington & Lee 66-55 W Virginia Frosh 69-63 W Towson State 82-71 W Roanoke 1950-51 (11-10) 85-70 W Va. Medical College 51-70 L Navy Plebes 65-56 W Pembroke State Head Coach: Bud Metheny 76-82 L Chowan 76-71 W Lynchburg 100-81 W Bridgewater 54-49 W Naval Station 80-69 W Richmond Frosh 53-92 L Hampden-Sydney 77-63 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 70-76 L William & Mary Frosh 71-72 L Norfolk Naval Base 57-65 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 76-68 W Randolph-Macon 67-79 L Duke Frosh 79-72 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 85-78 W NPN Apprentice 99-74 W at Southeastern# 65-57 W NPN Apprentice 90-78 W NPN Apprentice 76-66 W Roanoke 77-69 W at Pembroke State 75-82 L N.C. State Frosh 70-71 L Atlantic Christian 107-97 W at Lynchburg 71-72 L Va. Medical College 1954-55 (7-15) 67-73 L Roanoke 94-88 W at Roanoke 55-61 L Wake Forest Frosh Head Coach: Bud Metheny 75-55 W Bridgewater 76-69 W at Bridgewater 53-56 L William & Mary Frosh 64-69 L Virginia Frosh 75-69 W Washington & Lee 94-66 W Va. Medical College 65-58 W Va. Medical College 1958-59 (15-8) #played at FT. Meyers 73-54 W Richmond Frosh 78-102 L William & Mary JV Head Coach: Bud Metheny 77-48 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 92-66 W Chowan 68-70 L Atlantic Christian 1962-63 (13-13) 81-67 W North Carolina Frosh 79-68 W Richmond JV 91-81 W Lynchburg Head Coach: Bud Metheny 54-55 L Wake Forest Frosh 68-91 L N.C. State JV 76-73 W Randolph-Macon 97-58 W at Lynchburg 75-64 W NPN Apprentice 72-75 L Hampden-Sydney 92-54 W NPN Apprentice 77-76 W Pembroke State 45-71 L William & Mary Frosh 50-85 L Wake Forest JV 107-51 W Towson State 73-64 W Washington & Lee 61-77 L Duke Frosh 80-84 L Richmond Prof. Inst. 81-67 W Hampden-Sydney 70-76 L at Loyola (MD.) 54-88 L N.C. State Frosh 50-51 L Richmond JV 78-59 W Atlantic Christian 58-68 L Ohio Northern* 66-64 W Langley Field 75-71 W NPN Apprentice 71-87 L Emory & Henry 68-79 L Belmont Abbey* 68-52 W Richmond Frosh 51-75 L Navy Plebes 56-55 W Guilford 64-57 W Atlantic Christian+ 91-48 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 77-50 W Chowan 80-65 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 85-62 W Pembroke State+ 66-63 W NPN Apprentice 70-43 W Va. Medical College 72-76 L Bridgewater 45-59 L Sublant 67-77 L William & Mary Frosh 61-79 L Baltimore 86-84 W Hampden-Sydney 1951-52 (12-13) 60-86 L Wake Forest Frosh 65-73 L Navy Plebes 74-79 L Randolph-Macon Head Coach: Bud Metheny 54-71 L N.C. State Frosh 102-64 W Va. Medical College 88-68 W at Bridgewater 67-68 L Naval Rec. Station 65-68 L Virginia Frosh 95-62 W NPN Apprentice 70-74 L at Hampden-Sydney 84-29 W Chowan 49-69 L William & Mary Frosh 73-77 L Lynchburg 76-85 L at Pembroke State 64-76 L Naval Air Station 55-70 L NPN Apprentice 101-96 W Emory & Henry 69-67 W at Washington & Lee 75-47 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 82-52 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 101-70 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 96-105 L at Atlantic Christian 62-50 W Wake Forest JV 87-89 L Hampden-Sydney 52-71 L Bridgewater 108-72 W Roanoke 83-66 W NPN Apprentice 69-71 L Hampden-Sydney 88-89 L Atlantic Christian 68-57 W William & Mary JV 1955-56 (8-12) 70-64 W Randolph-Macon 82-80 W Baltimore 65-70 L N.C. State JV Head Coach: Bud Metheny 77-55 W Roanoke 102-82 W at Richmond Prof. Inst. 67-70 L Amphibious Base 54-76 L Atlantic Christian 70-55 W Va. Medical College 69-80 L at Randolph-Macon 48-70 L William & Mary JV 78-91 L Bridgewater 102-67 W Bridgewater 47-76 L Naval Air Station 63-68 L Lynchburg 1959-60 (12-6) 78-90 L Richmond Prof. Inst. 81-68 W Richmond JV 76-62 W Chowan Head Coach: Bud Metheny 74-47 W Lynchburg 59-45 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 71-60 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 80-67 L Atlantic Christian 77-87 L at Roanoke 80-42 W Chowan 66-75 L Virginia Frosh 93-73 W Randolph-Macon 72-90 L Hampden-Sydney# 78-44 W Va. Medical College 98-56 W Va. Medical College 61-82 L Elon * Quantico Christmas Trn. 52-67 L N.C. State JV 54-72 L Hampden-Sydney 91-89 W Lynchburg +Naval Station Xmas Trn. 68-66 W North Carolina JV 69-59 W NPN Apprentice 65-82 L Catholic #Mason Dixon Trn. 59-70 L Wake Forest JV 49-69 L Navy Plebes 78-73 W Va. Medical College 60-76 L NPN Apprentice 76-66 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 85-62 W Elon 1963-64 (13-10) 53-85 L Amphibious Base 66-85 L Roanoke 83-93 L Hampden-Sydney Head Coach: Bud Metheny 64-80 L William & Mary JV 68-81 L Chowan 60-82 L Atlantic Christian 75-79 L at Loyola (MD.) 72-76 L Navy Plebes 66-85 L Atlantic Christian 76-72 W Hampden-Sydney 89-96 L at Atlantic Christian 82-75 W Va. Medical College 95-69 W Va. Medical College 69-77 L Bridgewater 88-64 W at Pembroke State 68-69 L Naval Rec. Station 78-65 W Randolph-Macon 79-68 W Guilford 86-63 W Washington & Lee 66-65 W William & Mary JV 70-80 L Shepherd 97-62 W Lynchburg 77-81 L at Bridgewater 74-78 L Hampden-Sydney 101-70 W Guilford 82-111 L Frederick * 1952-53 (8-12) 83-90 L NPN Apprentice 75-50 W Randolph-Macon 99-91 W Phiblant* Head Coach: Bud Metheny 93-88 W Virginia Frosh 81-72 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 74-83 L at Richmond Prof. Inst. 66-67 L Naval Rec. Station 82-75 W Bridgewater 78-72 W at Western Maryland 66-61 W NPN Apprentice 1956-57 (11-10) 83-66 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 72-92 L at Mt. St. Mary’s 63-45 W Richmond JV Head Coach: Bud Metheny 80-76 W Hampden-Sydney 65-63 W William & Mary JV 62-76 L Lynchburg 1960-61 (16-4) 68-97 L at Randolph-Macon 67-63 W Chowan 79-65 W Va. Medical College Head Coach: Bud Metheny 75-63 W at Washington & Lee 52-57 L Navy Plebes 78-70 W Bridgewater 75-64 W at Richmond Prof. Inst. 72-73 L Roanoke 68-66 W William & Mary JV 52-75 L Hampden-Sydney 67-45 W at Washington & Lee 95-59 W Lynchburg 77-87 L Virginia Frosh 72-80 L Richmond Prof. Inst. 83-62 W Hampden-Sydney 102-85 W at Baltimore 83-92 L Va. Medical College 66-82 L Atlantic Christian 74-72 W at Guilford 78-75 W Bridgewater 51-99 L N.C. State JV 58-75 L Roanoke 92-72 W at Pembroke State 115-88 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 89-65 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 78-70 W Shepherd 84-76 W Bridgewater 68-66 W at Lynchburg 84-64 W Va. Medical College 74-72 W NPN Apprentice 69-49 W at Va. Medical College 70-87 L at Roanoke 63-68 L William & Mary JV 75-65 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 71-76 L at Catholic 94-93 W Randolph-Macon

86 Old Dominion University Year-by-Year Results 78-73 W at Hampden-Sydney 1967-68 (19-7) 80-89 L at William & Mary 79-76 W at Xavier (Ohio) 82-98 L Catholic + Head Coach: Sonny Allen 88-75 W at Hampden-Sydney 74-68 W at Washington & Lee * Naval Station Xmas Trn. 71-86 L at Frederick 91-101 L at Roanoke 89-97 L at South Florida + Mason Dixon Tournament 94-90 W at East Carolina 112-123 L Norfolk State 125-112 W Kentucky Wesleyan 122-100 W at Baltimore 80-111 L at Philadelphia Textile 110-88 W Southern Mississippi 1964-65 (10-13) 114-87 W Loyola (MD.) 79-96 L at Georgia Southern* 97-96 W Norfolk State Head Coach: Bud Metheny 97-79 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 93-90 W Mt. St. Mary’s* 83-101 L at Roanoke 98-108 L Atlantic Christian 88-96 L at VMI * NCAA S. Atlantic Regional at 112-94 W St. Francis (PA.) 99-84 W Pembroke State 106-73 W Bluefield* Georgia Southern 72-56 W VMI 102-68 W Washington & Lee 120-106 W Hampton Institute* 74-68 W at Randolph-Macon 76-83 L at Catholic 82-64 W Virginia State* 1970-71 (21-9) 67-53 W East Carolina 71-89 L at Loyola (MD.) 92-65 W Catholic Head Coach: Sonny Allen 67-49 W at Madison 82-101 L at Richmond Prof. Inst. 85-74 W Roanoke NCAA Division II Finalist 81-72 W Philadelphia Textiles 61-83 L Randolph-Macon 95-78 W Hampden-Sydney 82-96 L at Western Kentucky 80-74 W Fayetteville State# 102-76 W Vint Hill Army* 113-76 W at Randolph-Macon 84-60 W Washington & Lee 87-88 L at Roanoke (ot)# 74-64 W Hampden-Sydney* 88-105 L at Philadelphia Textile 94-85 W at VMI * Kiwanis ODU Classic 80-78 W Walter Reed Army* 91-85 W at Lynchburg 85-87 L Roanoke # NCAA S. Atlantic Regional in Roanoke, 88-76 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 81-78 W American 58-62 L at Long Island VA. 64-92 L at Mt. St. Mary’s 131-76 W Mt. St. Mary’s 98-90 W at Norfolk State 72-68 W at Bridgewater 84-96 L Frederick 71-66 W East Carolina 1973-74 (20-7) 75-79 L at Hampden-Sydney 109-70 W Randolph-Macon 91-76 W Tulane * Head Coach: Sonny Allen 57-76 L at Randolph-Macon 78-70 W Washington & Lee 89-76 W Auburn* NCAA Regional Finalist 86-68 W Lynchburg 152-110 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 79-82 L Campbell 84-88 L at Western Kentucky 84-89 L Roanoke 105-99 W at Hampden-Sydney 109-105 W St. Francis (PA.) 100-69 W Mt. St. Mary’s 104-84 W Bridgewater 92-98 L at Roanoke 102-97 W Norfolk State 98-74 W Charleston Baptist 94-86 W Baltimore 91-131 L at Marshall 90-82 W at East Carolina 62-64 L at Roanoke 85-95 L at Washington & Lee 93-86 W Baltimore+ 95-54 W VMI 113-81 W South Florida 67-73 L at Lynchburg 78-82 L Catholic+ 87-86 W at Randolph-Macon 110-82 W Yale* 86-102 L Hampden-Sydney * Fort Eustis Tournament 96-76 W at Georgia Southern 87-79 W Baylor* 72-90 L at Roanoke + Mason Dixon Tournament in Washington, 75-97 L at American 92-80 W Delaware *Amphibious Xmas Trn. (Norfolk) DC. 121-80 W Southern Mississippi 74-78 L at Biscayne 90-82 W at Catholic 91-81 W at Georgia Southern 1965-66 (7-17) 1968-69 (21-10) 71-79 L VCU 84-77 W UC Irvine Head Coach: Sonny Allen Head Coach: Sonny Allen 96-108 L at Cincinnati 87-69 W at Evansville 94-112 L at American Mason Dixon Champions 76-65 W Philadelphia Textile 67-72 L at Kentucky Wesleyan 102-82 W Washington & Lee 75-95 L at St. Francis (PA.) 96-103 L at Roanoke 86-83 W Xavier (Ohio) (ot) 98-64 W Loyola (MD.) 85-95 L at Georgia 99-89 W Mt. St. Mary’s 96-87 W Campbell 103-71 W at Towson State 83-72 W at Buffalo 98-85 W at VCU 65-55 W Madison 106-82 W Lynchburg 88-92 L at Gannon 89-65 W Stetson+ 80-78 W at East Carolina 89-95 L Hampden-Sydney 75-74 W at East Carolina 102-97 W Norfolk State+ 94-80 W Georgia Southern 88-105 L at Roanoke 70-72 L at Xavier (Ohio) 81-80 W Puget Sound# 88-72 W at Catholic 104-105 L Atlantic Christian 84-77 W Roanoke* 97-83 W Kentucky Wesleyan# 73-59 W Randolph-Macon 86-82 W Norfolk State* 100-83 W West Virginia St.* 82-97 L at Evansville# 74-65 W Washington & Lee 65-78 L Hampden-Sydney# 119-66 W Roanoke * Kiwanis ODU Classic 68-70 L William & Mary 87-90 L Elizabeth City# 79-72 W Catawaba + NCAA S. Atlantic Regional at ODU 72-79 L at Marshall 68-67 W Loyola (MD)# 80-57 W at Catholic # NCAA Finals in Evansville, IN. 82-76 W Roanoke 82-88 L Richmond Prof. Inst. 75-64 W at American 68-65 W Philadelphia Textile 83-87 L Bridgewater 109-75 W Randolph-Macon 1971-72 (14-10) 80-77 W Rollins+ 108-119 L at Hampden-Sydney (3 ot) 109-67 W at Hampden-Sydney Head Coach: Sonny Allen 76-89 L Norfolk State+ 74-76 L at Randolph-Macon 85-74 W at Roanoke 88-91 L at St. Francis (PA.) * Kiwanis ODU Classic 78-83 L Catholic 65-76 L at Randolph-Macon 91-74 W Baptist + NCAA S. Atlantic Regional at ODU 61-67 L at Lynchburg 93-96 L at VMI 80-86 L at Western Kentucky 124-95 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 93-76 W Philadelphia Textile 119-122 L Norfolk State (ot) 1974-75 (25-6) 78-91 L Mt. St. Mary’s 72-91 L at Long Island 88-90 L at Xavier (Ohio) Head Coach: Sonny Allen 92-104 L at Bridgewater (ot) 101-69 W Va. Commonwealth 98-101 L Georgia Southern NCAA Div. II National Champions 86-91 L Roanoke 92-62 W Baltimore 114-86 W Rice* 69-90 L at Dayton 84-90 L Randolph-Macon 80-65 W at William & Mlkary 86-88 L Indiana* 99-98 W Biscayne 60-80 L at Baltimore 82-74 W at Loyola (MD.) 111-73 W Campbell 83-77 W Campbell *Amphibious Tournament 68-74 L at Mt. St. Mary’s 95-73 W Catholic 87-102 L at Western Kentucky #Ft. Eustis Tournament 79-61 W Hampden-Sydney 88-86 W at Roanoke 101-100 W Roanoke 84-69 W at Navy 96-84 W at VMI 84-72 W Evansville 1966-67 (14-12) 75-57 W Towson State+ 99-68 W Madison 80-67 W Columbia* Head Coach: Sonny Allen 82-74 W Mt. St. Mary’s+ 86-99 L at Kentucky Wesleyan 84-73 W California-Berkeley* 85-74 W at Richmond Prof. Inst. 99-90 W Baltimore+ 81-84 L at Biscayne 61-55 W at William & Mary 86-78 W at Catholic U. 60-68 L Oglethorpe# 92-109 L at Georgia Southern 69-75 L at George Washington 96-83 W Lynchburg 102-113 L at Norfolk State# 103-82 W at Southern Mississippi 101-79 W Bloomsburg St. 106-61 W Towson State * Fort Eustis Invitational 105-101 W Norfolk State (ot) 89-54 W Madison 94-102 L at American + Mason Dixon Tournament in Ashland, VA. 81-67 W at Philadelphia Textiles 80-63 W Marshall 78-70 W at The Citadel # NCAA South Atlantic Regional 92-79 W at East Carolina 86-92 L at South Florida 87-88 L at Loyola (MD.) 100-95 W Randolph-Macon (2 ot) 69-71 L at Florida Southern 86-111 L at Atlantic Christian * 1969-70 (21-7) 120-78 W Mt. St. Mary’s 69-71 L East Carolina 94-78 W Campbell* Head Coach: Sonny Allen 80-95 L Roanoke 120-87 W Kentucky Wesleyan 103-105 L at Marshall 83-72 W at ST. Francis (PA.) 104-78 W Long Island 86-74 W Atlantic Christian 88-86 W Richmond Prof. Inst. 73-81 L Manhattan * Kiwanis ODU Classic 92-64 W at Washington & Lee 95-85 W Roanoke 93-82 W at VCU 81-62 W Catholic 100-92 W at Hampden-Sydney 89-76 W at Xavier (Ohio) 1972-73 (19-9) 107-67 W at Roanoke 82-74 W Randolph-Macon 81-78 W Loyola (MD.) Head Coach: Sonny Allen 86-69 W at VMI 88-90 L at East Carolina 66-63 W Long Island NCAA Regional Finalist 86-85 W at Randolph-Macon (2 ot) 94-108 L American 99-95 W Georgia Southern 106-131 L at Western Kentucky 94-84 W Charleston Baptist 75-74 W at Mt. St. Mary’s 94-72 W VMI 83-82 W at Mt. St. Mary’s 104-77 W Philadelphia Textile 87-97 L Frederick 64-58 W at Randolph-Macon 90-92 L Biscayne 103-89 W at Georgia Southern 79-80 L at Roanoke 108-82 W Hampden-Sydney 86-93 L at Charleston Baptist 95-72 W Baltimore# 75-94 L at Washington & Lee 94-90 W VCU 104-91 W at Georgia Southern 83-76 W Randolph-Macon# 81-68 W at Baltimore 92-84 W American 69-55 W Madison 78-62 W North Dakota% 103-90 W Hampden-Sydney 95-92 W at Southern Mississippi 68-63 W Roanoke 77-60 W Tennessee State% 101-115 L at Philadelphia Textile 90-55 W at VMI 74-88 L at Norfolk State 76-74 W New Orleans (Finals)% 75-80 L at Randolph-Macon 88-78 W Roanoke 80-81 L Virginia Tech* * Kiwanis ODU Classic 102-53 W Baltimore# 95-88 W at Baltimore 73-77 L Navy* # NCAA S. Atlantic Regional at ODU 68-74 L Bridgewater# 85-74 W Catholic 99-86 W Campbell % NCAA Finals at Evansville, IN. * Atlantic Christian Inv. 67-92 L at East Carolina 83-75 W at Delaware # Mason Dixon Tournament in Washington, 90-79 W at Washington & Lee 77-72 W at Dayton DC. 62-55 W Randolph-Macon 61-59 W Mt. St. Mary’s

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 87 Year-by-Year Results 1975-76 (19-12) 60-69 L VMI 1980-81 (18-10) 80-77 W at South Florida% Head Coach: Paul Webb 64-63 W William & Mary Head Coach: Paul Webb 58-43 W James Madison NCAA Div. II Final Four 112-81 W at East Carolina 92-78 W Poland (exh.) 67-87 L at Maryland 79-48 W Belmont Abbey 92-65 W Robert Morris 75-50 W Texas Wesleyan 71-58 W Jacksonville% 73-78 L at Austin Peay 65-73 L at James Madison 80-63 W Norfolk State 50-53 L at Marquette 76-77 L South Florida 79-73 W Georgia Southern 73-70 W at Duquesne 72-80 L at UNC Charlotte% 76-84 L at Western Kentucky 72-78 L East Carolina 56-65 L VCU 43-42 W at William & Mary 59-56 W Randolph-Macon 78-70 W Richmond 63-71 L Alabama* 76-73 W Virginia Tech 85-83 W Georgia Southern 73-78 L at St. Francis (Pa.) 72-71 W at Santa Clara* 77-76 W at South Alabama% 91-116 L at Nevada-Las Vegas 72-73 L VCU (Hampton Col.) 71-64 W Richmond+ 61-53 W Dayton 74-88 L at Arizona 64-75 L at William and Mary 44-61 L at VCU+ 82-74 W South Florida% 88-77 W Cornell* *Joe Lapchick Trn. at St. John’s 92-58 W Columbia% 66-52 W Richmond 77-80 L Brigham Young* +Kiwanis ODU Classic 75-79 L American% 84-57 W UAB% 95-70 W at East Carolina 89-76 W at Richmond 59-63 L Jacksonville# 79-91 L at Dayton 1978-79 (23-7) 63-62 W at DePaul 90-100 L at South Carolina** 77-73 W William & Mary Head Coach: Paul Webb 78-71 W at Boston U. + Richmond Times Dispatch 72-70 W VMI NIT Quarterfinalists 54-59 L Rhode Island % Sun Belt Conf. Games 83-88 L at Roanoke (ot) 98-78 W George Mason 65-63 W at James Madison (2 ot) # Sun Belt Tournament in Birmingham, AL. 120-93 W Campbell 65-61 W at Virginia 76-51 W William and Mary ** NIT at South Carolina 87-83 W at Madison (ot) 90-60 W Baptist 75-65 W Stetson 76-71 W at Marshall 87-70 W St. Bonaventure 76-67 W East Carolina 1983-84 (19-12/9-5) 61-74 L at William & Mary 88-91 L Va. Tech 58-71 L at Syracuse Head Coach: Paul Webb 78-66 W Washington & Lee 65-68 L at Austin Peay (ot) 66-51 W George Mason Sun Belt Finalist 111-74 W Charleston Baptist 100-92 W Richmond* 82-80 W Richmond (ot) 86-78 W Czechoslovakia (exh.) 98-82 W Roanoke 70-68 W at VCU* 64-65 L at VCU 105-82 W Delaware State 103-75 W St. Francis (PA.) 88-76 W Bucknell+ 72-63 W at Navy 80-62 W Fairleigh Dickinson 58-74 L at Philadelphia Textile 80-76 W Florida State (2 ot)+ 65-73 L James Madison 73-57 W William & Mary 95-73 W Florida Southern 94-81 W Norfolk State 60-59 W at William & Mary 73-83 L at UAB% 85-82 W at Georgia Southern 85-67 W at Florida Southern 96-61 W Georgia State 82-65 W at VMI 86-77 W Madison+ 87-95 L VCU 77-81 L Richmond# 79-65 W Maryland-E. Shore 73-58 W Baltimore+ 48-42 W William & Mary 60-74 L Georgia** 75-68 W Western Kentucky% 90-85 W Cheyney State# 75-62 W James Madison * Cable Car Classic in Santa Clara, CA. 51-83 L VCU* 78-83 L Puget Sound% 65-62 W at Navy + Richmond Times Dispatch Trn. 62-86 L Virginia Tech* 74-78 L Eastern Illinois% 90-72 W Boston U. % Kiwanis ODU Classic 57-71 L at South Florida% * Kiwanis ODU Classic 90-85 W at East Carolina (2 ot) # ECAC South Trn in Hampton, VA. 79-71 W at Jacksonville% + S.Atlantic Regional at ODU 97-94 W Stetson ** NIT at Georgia, Athens, GA. 84-64 W Howard # NCAA II Quarters at ODU 85-91 L at Va. Tech 61-58 W James Madison % NCAA II Final Four at Evansville, IN. 102-57 W Southeastern 1981-82 (18-12) 88-75 W South Alabama% 72-71 W at VCU (ot) Head Coach: Paul Webb 73-75 L at UNC Charlotte% 1976-77 (25-4) 91-76 W Maine ECAC South Champions 58-69 L Maryland Head Coach: Paul Webb 84-99 L East Carolina 88-76 W Belgrade-Red Star (exh.) 82-87 L at South Alabama% ECAC South Champions 72-70 W St. Francis (PA.) 84-57 W Maryland-Eastern Shore 56-54 W VCU (ot)% 110-71 W Atlantic Christian 57-56 W at William & Mary 76-61 W Norfolk State 67-68 L at James Madison (ot) 113-47 W Delaware State 52-73 L Georgetown # 62-56 W at Rhode Island 79-71 W UNC Charlotte% 76-81 L at Austin Peay (ot) 83-81 W Wagner% 70-75 L Marquette (ot) 67-70 L at Western Kentucky% 113-69 W Roanoke 61-59 W at Clemson (2 ot)% 72-100 L at Virginia Tech 57-55 W South Florida% 60-62 L at VMI 59-67 L at Purdue% 77-78 L at Dayton (ot) 62-55 W Jacksonville% 95-70 W Dartmouth * * Richmond Times Dispatch Trn. # ECAC 55-61 L at VCU 76-55 W UAB% 82-78 W Mississippi State* Finals % NIT games + Kiwanis ODU 93-65 W Howard 71-55 W at William & Mary 83-82 W at Georgia Southern (ot) Classic 70-47 W Colgate* 57-55 W at VCU% 70-56 W at Georgia State 1979-80 (25-5) 72-61 W Wagner* 79-68 W Jacksonville# 96-79 W at Western Carolina Head Coach: Paul Webb 88-51 W at VMI 78-72 W Western Kentucky# 87-66 W Rider ECAC South Champions 60-70 L DePaul 60-62 L at UAB# 85-58 W Western Carolina 76-74 W Soviet Union (ot) exh. 48-60 L at James Madison 63-64 L at Dayton 108-80 W at Maine 102-82 W Delaware State 59-60 L at William & Mary (ot) 62-67 L at Notre Dame+ 101-90 W Ga. Southern 98-59 W Virginia State 75-79 L Duquesne * Richmond Times Dispatch 86-74 W at East Carolina 75-55 W UNC-Wilmington 71-63 W George Mason % Sun Belt Games 105-87 W Marshall 96-62 W Georgia Southern 61-58 W VCU # Sun Belt Trn. in Birmingham, AL. 77-68 W Austin Peay 70-65 W at East Carolina 71-61 W Boston U. + NIT at Notre Dame. 103-69 W at St. Francis (PA) 90-84 W Richmond+ 80-57 W Richmond 73-71 W at William & Mary 58-79 L Virginia + 63-69 L at St. Joseph’s 1984-85 (19-12/9-5) 87-78 W East Carolina 94-81 W Vermont# 80-73 W at East Carolina Head Coach: Paul Webb 109-55 W Baptist 51-52 L St. Joseph’s# 81-55 W Navy Sun Belt Finalist 71-63 W at Virginia 63-77 L at Rhode Island 66-45 W William & Mary 67-60 W Yugoslavia (Exh.) 101-80 W at Roanoke 67-58 W at Georgia Southern 68-66 W at Stetson 76-102 L at Va. Tech 82-68 W William & Mary 58-44 W Navy 62-63 L at Richmond 56-50 W VMI 97-77 W Madison 60-57 W Norfolk State 41-43 L James Madison 107-72 W SC-Aiken 79-72 W at Stetson 68-67 W Syracuse 70-62 W George Mason% 87-63 W St. Joseph’s 80-58 W at Georgetown# 68-64 W at VCU 77-69 W Richmond% 62-57 W at William & Mary 64-67 L Syracuse% 65-60 W Duquesne 58-57 W James Madison% 66-57 W James Madison 68-71 L Villanova+ 60-51 W William & Mary 57-74 L Wake Forest+ 66-77 L at St. John’s* * Kiwanis ODU CLassic 52-44 W James Madison * Kiwanis ODU Classic 82-80 W Rutgers* # ECAC South Final 71-64 W at Georgia State % ECAC South Trn. in Scope 86-84 W at South Alabama% % ECAC North-South Final 76-75 W VCU + NCAA E. Regional in Charlotte, NC. 67-73 L at Western Kentucky% + NIT at Scope 66-64 W at Stetson 68-80 L at James Madison 83-63 W at James Madison 1982-83 (19-10/12-2) 86-60 W UNC Charlotte% 1977-78 (11-15) 104-73 W George Mason Head Coach: Paul Webb 84-76 W Western Kentucky% Head Coach: Paul Webb 72-84 L at St. Bonaventure Sun Belt Season-Co Champion 58-64 L at DePaul 90-82 W Niagara* 89-75 W East Carolina 62-63 L France (exh.) 74-62 W South Florida% 75-81 L at St. John’s* 71-69 W at William & Mary (ot) 71-45 W VMI 55-56 L UAB% 67-75 L Belmont Abbey 112-59 W Catholic% 75-66 W Western Kentucky% 86-74 W South Alabama% 67-86 L Virginia 75-59 W William & Mary% 78-58 W UNC Charlotte% 59-58 W at UAB% 85-67 W Austin Peay 62-51 W Navy (ot)% 90-85 W at VCU*% 78-79 L Jacksonville (ot)% 66-72 L Navy 74-87 L UCLA* 59-75 L Virginia* 75-87 L at Maryland 67-73 L at VCU +Richmond Times Dispatch 61-59 W at Western Kentucky% 75-73 W at South Florida% 116-99 W at Tulane #Kiwanis ODU Classic 99-81 W Rhode Island 67-65 W at Jacksonville% 68-71 L New Hampshire+ %ECAC South Tournament in Hampton, VA. 67-62 W VCU (in Hampton)% 80-64 W at UNC Charlotte% 86-78 W Southern Methodist+ *NCAA West Regional at Arizona State. 62-59 W South Alabama% 71-90 L at VCU% 104-112 L at Georgia Southern 52-63 L at James Madison 91-82 W Dayton 81-82 L at Richmond 70-71 L Richmond 72-58 W William & Mary 61-55 W Baptist 60-71 L at UAB% 66-78 L VCU% 76-74 W at Boston U. 50-56 L William & Mary 84-66 W South Alabama# 68-71 L Georgia State 69-64 W at Jacksonville% 68-67 W UAB#

88 Old Dominion University Year-by-Year Results 82-87 L VCU# 66-60 W UNC Wilmington 80-62 W at VCU% 1992-93 (21-8/11-3) 68-75 L Southern Methodist** 80-66 W Western Kentucky% 72-87 L at UAB% Head Coach: Oliver Purnell *ECAC Holiday Festival, New York, NY. 78-77 W at South Florida% 88-94 L Jacksonville+ Regular Season Co-Champions %Sun Belt Games 78-77 W at Jacksonville% * In Hampton Coliseum 91-58 W Cuban Jr. Nationals (exh.) #Sun Belt Trn. in Hampton, VA. 80-81 L at South Alabama% ** In Roanoke (VA.) Coliseum 121-93 W Verich Allstars (exh.) **NCAA East Regional in Hartford, CT. 71-67 W VCU% % Sun Belt Games 82-119 L at North Carolina 82-80 W UAB (ot)% # Richmond Times Dispatch 118-71 W Shenandoah@ 1985-86 (23-8/11-3) 88-95 L DePaul + Sun Belt Trn. in Birmhangham, Al. 78-65 W Iona@ Head Coach: Tom Young 65-81 L at UNC Charlotte% 68-90 L at Virginia Sun Belt Regular Season Champs 73-64 W Jacksonville% 1990-91 (14-18/5-9) 81-65 W Va. Commonwealth $ 81-62 W Czechoslovakia (exh.) 75-82 L at Richmond Head Coach: Tom Young 93-91 W Alabama 78-54 W Randolph-Macon 78-69 W William & Mary Sun Belt Tournament Finalists 85-96 L at Auburn 76-90 L Va. Tech 65-70 L Maryland 77-76 W Marathon Oil (exh) 104-83 W at Florida A&M 93-46 W Rider 81-76 W at Western Kentucky% 83-85 L Russian Club (exh.) 78-76 W at South Florida 57-50 W James Madison 81-82 L UNC Charlotte% 63-61 W Northern Iowa # 76-74 W at George Mason % 86-96 L at Georgia Tech 74-80 L at UAB (ot)% 61-76 L Murray State# 95-88 W at American % 61-78 L Virginia* 77-82 L at VCU% 62-80 L Illinois# 59-75 L Richmond @% 67-55 W at VCU* 101-77 W South Alabama% 95-70 W Md. Eastern Shore (FH) 89-102 L at James Madison% 62-59 W at Western Kentucky% 85-69 W South Florida% 87-82 W at American 71-61 W Va. Tech 51-66 L at UAB% 86-84 W Western Kentucky (ot)+ 63-71 L at William & Mary 80-60 W East Carolina% 94-87 W at UNC Charlotte% 69-91 L at VCU+ 84-76 W Virginia Tech 94-92 W UNC Wilmington% 75-44 W at William & Mary 73-86 L at Ohio State** 88-62 W Long Island 81-80 W at William & Mary % 50-49 W VCU% # Richmond Times Dispatch 69-87 L at West Virginia 99-84 W Southern Miss. 75-57 W at South Alabama% % Sun Belt Games 75-82 L South Florida (ot)% 91-62 W George Mason % 47-43 W South Florida% + Sun Belt Tournament in Richmond, Va. 79-78 W East Carolina (2 ot) 86-85 W American % 64-56 W Jacksonville% ** NIT at Ohio State 65-74 L Richmond 80-84 L at Richmond % 62-59 W at Richmond 89-100 L at South Alabama% 73-60 W at East Carolina % 58-71 L UAB% 1988-89 (15-13/7-7) 83-58 W Jacksonville% 90-79 W at UNC Wilmington % 88-70 W UNC Charlotte% Head Coach: Tom Young 60-62 L VCU% 90-80 W William and Mary% 59-53 W at James Madison 86-77 W Nosso Club-Brazil (exh.) 55-65 L George Washington 113-105 W at So. Mississippi 74-61 W Western Kentucky% 86-95 L Soviet Union (exh.)$ 74-77 L at W.Kentucky% 67-73 L East Carolina * 54-52 W South Alabama% 70-62 W at William & Mary 87-93 L UNC Charlotte% 74-68 W Va. Commonwealth # 66-53 W DePaul 75-57 W Richmond 80-88 L South Alabama% 58-60 L at Miami-Ohio # 61-56 W at VCU% 68-66 W at UNC Wilmington 62-46 W UNC Wilmington @ played at field house 51-69 L at Jacksonville% 92-105 L Virginia Tech 75-79 L at James Madison $ played at Hampton Coliseum 64-57 W at South Florida% 71-76 L Eastern Washington+ 58-60 L at VCU% % CAA Conference Games 58-47 W William & Mary 83-56 W at Chaminade+ 95-83 W at UNC Charlotte% * CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA. 75-51 W Central Conn. State 76-77 L Miami-Fl.+ 95-87 W UAB% # NIT 76-67 W UNC Charlotte+ 79-72 W at George Mason 77-79 L at UAB% 61-67 L Jacksonville+ 79-77 W at James Madison 75-77 L at George Mason 1993-94 (21-10/ 10-4) 72-64 W West Virginia# 101-89 W UAB% 66-75 L Western Kentucky% Head Coach: Oliver Purnell 61-89 L Duke# 88-62 W George Washington 74-61 W at South Florida% Regular Season Co-Champions * Richmond Times Dispatch 90-79 W at UNC Charlotte% 82-75 W at Jacksonville% CAA Tournament Finalists % Sun Belt Games 93-101 L at VCU (ot)% 94-88 W UAB (ot)+ 109-53 W Russian-Dinamo (exh.) + Sun Belt Tournament in Birmingham, Al. 62-64 L at South Florida% 72-69 W South Florida+ 98-89 W Court Authority (exh.) # NCAA East Regional in Greensboro, NC. 99-87 W VCU% 81-86 L at South Alabama+ 84-80 W at South Carolina 75-82 L South Alabama% # San Juan Shootout, Puerto Rico 89-51 W Florida A&M 1986-87 (6-22/1-13) 99-64 W Western Kentucky% % Sun Belt Games 92-67 W at UC Santa Barbara Head Coach: Tom Young 76-79 L at Jacksonville% + Sun Belt Trn.,in Mobile, AL. 92-66 W Hofstra@ 78-76 W Yugoslavia-Bosna (exh.) 77-92 L at UAB % FH Field House 76-69 W Virginia 86-66 W Virginia Tech 91-84 W Jacksonville% 87-101 L Auburn 66-75 L Middle Tenn. State 90-70 W South Florida% 1991-92 (15-15/8-6) 76-78 L at UNC Charlotte 56-54 W William & Mary 88-82 W UNC Charlotte% Head Coach: Oliver Purnell 73-75 L at South Florida 69-71 L at James Madison 77-87 L North Carolina Colonial Champions 74-77 L Utah State# 64-70 L Long Island 83-88 L at Wake Forest 91-80 L Samara-Russia (exh.) 70-66 W Idaho State# 61-72 L at DePaul 81-92 L at South Alabama% 82-79 W Marathon Oil (exh.) 74-60 W Howard (FH) 62-56 W Richmond 74-92 L at Western Kentucky% 83-71 W Roanoke* 88-96 L at James Madison* 83-103 L at Nevada-Las Vegas+ 77-69 W American U.(Hampton Col.) 71-90 L South Florida 79-77 W at Richmond* 71-79 L Idaho State+ 87-89 L UAB (ot)# 71-86 L at Iona 79-62 W East Carolina* (FH) 52-68 L at South Florida% $ Played in Hampton Col. 83-98 L Va. Commonwealth 79-84 L UNC Wilmington* 60-64 L at UAB% + Chaminade Classic in Honolulu, HI. 67-105 L at Alabama 120-91 W at George Mason* 64-77 L VCU% % Sun Belt Games 83-82 W West Virginia 79-68 W American* 57-74 L at UNC Charlotte% # Sun Belt Trn. in Charlotte, NC. 67-83 L Virginia# 79-74 W Va. Commonwealth$ 64-81 L Georgia Tech 67-66 W at Va. Commonwealth# 105-72 W William and Mary* 66-78 L at Missouri 1989-90 (14-14/7-7) 62-78 L at Va. Tech 97-81 W James Madison* 71-89 L Jacksonville% Head Coach: Tom Young 80-73 W George Mason% 73-77 L Richmond* 77-82 L South Alabama% 79-81 L Marathon Oil (exh.) 86-85 W at George Washington 75-72 W at East Carolina* 87-73 W Maryland 108-90 W Venezuela (exh.) 74-79 L American% 98-81 W at UNC Wilmington* 60-56 W at William & Mary 67-62 W William & Mary * 76-92 L at James Madison% 100-72 W George Mason* 70-72 L UAB% 72-69 W West Virginia ** 77-82 L Richmond% 77-81 L at American* (ot) 53-94 L at Western Kentucky% 67-71 L at George Washington (ot) 80-72 W at East Carolina% 94-70 W at William & Mary* 63-52 W South Florida% 75-88 L Missouri 62-83 L at UNC Wilmington% 83-58 W William and Mary% 63-65 L at South Alabama% 62-69 L Richmond# 102-92 W William & Mary% (ot) 76-72 W Richmond% 59-75 L Western Kentucky% 77-67 W at VCU# 79-84 L Tenn State 76-77 L James Madison% 66-78 L at VCU% 85-81 W James Madison 71-61 W at George Mason% 76-74 W Manhattan+ 65-83 L UNC Charlotte% 78-90 L at North Carolina 69-83 L at American% 75-79 L at Bradley+ 66-71 L at Jacksonville% 61-64 L UAB% 72-71 W James Madison% +NIT Games 58-60 L at Western Kentucky* 94-78 W UNC Charlotte% 69-73 L at Richmond% %CAA Tournament in Richmond, Va. + Bud Light UNLV Classic 65-69 L at Western Kentucky% 89-83 W East Carolina% (ot) @at UCSB Gaucho Classic * Sun Belt Trn. in Bowling Green, KY. 94-85 W at South Alabama (ot)% 51-71 L at Penn State #at Wyoming Shootout % Sun Belt Conference Games 83-91 L at Virginia Tech 69-68 W UNC Wilmington%* * CAA Conference Games 49-55 L VCU% 94-85 W at William & Mary% FH Field House 1987-88 (18-12/9-5) 94-71 W Jacksonville% 77-67 W UNC Wilmington+ $ Hampton Coliseum Head Coach: Tom Young 76-74 W at Richmond (ot) 62-58 W Richmond+ 80-85 L Bulgaria (exh.) 91-74 W American 78-73 W James Madison+ 72-69 W at William & Mary 58-60 L Wake Forest 69-88 L Kentucky& 74-62 W Randolph-Macon 93-94 L at South Florida (ot)% * Played at ODU Field House 96-85 W at Duquesne 86-62 W Western Kentucky% # Richmond Times Dispatch Trn. 83-68 W Long Island 87-82 W George Mason % CAA Games 74-72 W Virginia# 75-56 W South Florida% + CAA Tournament games. 63-70 L Richmond# 72-81 L at Jacksonville% & NCAA Regional at Worcester, MA. 65-58 W James Madison 94-84 W South Alabama% 71-97 L at Va. Tech 82-95 L at UNC Charlotte%

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 89 Year-by-Year Results 1994-95 (21-12/12-2) 72-58 W American* 59-62 L UNC WILMINGTON*^ Head Coach: Jeff Capel 95-85 W Tennessee State (FH) 77-65 W Richmond* 53-47 W William & Mary # (OT) CAA Champions 67-57 W Washington 76-62 W UNC Wilmington* 54-57 L UNC Wilmington# L, 119-127 L Court Authority (exh.) 57-46 W Hampton University 65-50 W at William & Mary* 94-95 W Croatia (exh.) 78-79 L vs. Eastern Michigan @ 56-69 L at James Madison* $ NSU game is a neutral site game 80-83 L at Virginia 56-47 W vs. Pepperdine @ 76-72 W VA Commonwealth* % San Juan Shootout 93-75 W Towson State 73-80 L at Mississippi State 62-67 L East Carolina* # CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA 79-65 W South Carolina 66-72 L vs. Nebraska # 73-79 L George Mason* ^ - Games played at Fieldhouse 74-88 L at Southern Illinois 74-61 W vs. SE Missouri State # 70-77 L at Richmond* ^^ - Games played at Scope 80-85 L at Tulane (ot) 72-71 W vs. Mississippi State # (ot) 76-70 W at American* (ot) All times are Eastern 75-64 W New Hampshire 76-69 W at Richmond * 70-48 W William & Mary* * CAA Games 63-61 W Wyoming 94-85 W at George Mason * 63-54 W at UNC Wilmington* 94-86 W Weber State (ot)# 79-70 W East Carolina * 65-62 W vs East Carolina# (2ot) 2001-02 (13-16/7-11) 63-71 L at Hawaii 61-45 W UNC Wilmington * 66-49 W vs VA.Commonwealth# Head Coach: Blaine Taylor 61-71 L at Washington## 77-80 L at American * (ot) 58-63 L vs George Mason# 106-99 (OT) W EA SPORTS ALL-STARS (exh.) 79-98 L North Carolina 82-65 W at VCU * 75-56 W Seton Hall@ 89-82 W Kentucky ABA (exh.) 82-92 L at St. Joseph’s 55-61 L William and Mary * 62-75 L at Butler@ 69-52 W Sacramento St. 52-71 L at Arizona State 66-84 L at James Madison * * Indicates CAA games 91-66 L #12 Memphis 79-66 W UNC Wilmington* 63-78 L at East Carolina * +Food Lion MVP Classic - Charlotte, NC 55-46 W VIRGINIA TECH# 88-83 W at George Mason* 63-51 W Richmond * %Hilo Holiday Shootout, Hilo, HI 72-61 W DELAWARE STATE 89-82 W at American* 52-80 L at William and Mary * # CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA 71-65 W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 83-73 W at William & Mary* 73-74 L at UNC Wilmington * (ot) @NIT Tournament 68-64 L at George Washington 79-65 W James Madison* 63-68 L at George Washington 53-52 W at East Carolina 65-46 W at Richmond* 75-70 W VCU * 1999-00 (11-19/6-10) 81-67 W COASTAL CAROLINA 69-66 W East Carolina* 99-61 W American * (FH) Head Coach: Jeff Capel 84-77 L HAMPTON 79-65 L at James Madison* 85-62 W George Mason *(FH) 64-76 L vs. UW Green Bay 71-67 L UNC WILMINGTON* 67-81 L Va. Commonwealth@ 72-66 W James Madison * 61-57 W vs. Central Florida 84-76 L at Nevada 70-60 W Richmond* 69-56 W Richmond % 65-68 L vs. Furman 67-66 L Hofstra* 91-74 W American* 70-62 W William and Mary % 57-59 L at East Carolina* 74-66 W DREXEL* 94-70 W George Mason* 62-58 W James Madison % (ot) 70-78 L Washington Huskies 60-58 W DELAWARE* 71-73 L at UNC Wilmington* 55-59 L New Mexico § 71-62 W at VMI 76-67 L at George Mason* 81-73 W at East Carolina* * Indicates CAA games 65-60 W New Orleans 66-53 W at Towson* 60-55 W William & Mary* (FH) @ Carrier Classic - Syracuse, NY 49-60 L UNC Wilmington* 79-77 (OT) L at VA Commonwealth* 110-94 W George Mason** # Puerto Rico Tournament - San Juan 64-68 L at Kansas State 66-56 L UNC Wilmington* 77-67 W American** (ot) % CAA Tournament, Richmond, VA 64-67 L Norfolk State 68-52 W WILLIAM & MARY* 80-75 W James Madison** § NCAA First Round - Pittsburgh, PA 82-75 W George Washington 67-61 L at James Madison* 89-81 W Villanova+ (3 ot) 67-73 L at VCU* (OT) 75-70 L at Delaware* 52-64 L Tulsa+ 1997-98 (12-16/8-8) 60-58 W Richmond* 67-55 L TOWSON* # Hawaii/Nike Festival Head Coach: Jeff Capel 66-70 L James Madison* 73-66 L at Va. Commonwealth* * CAA Conference Games 76-62 W Court Authority (Exh.) 75-77 L at George Mason* (OT) 80-70 L Drexel* **CAA Tournament in Richmond, Va. 87-81 W Next Level Sports (Exh.) 62-57 W American * 73-68 W JAMES MADISON* +NCAA East Regional in Albany, NY 52-64 L at Wright State 74-60 W at William & Mary* 69-53 W HOFSTRA* @ Hampton Coliseum 72-60 W Hamton 48-72 L at UNC Charlotte 81-53 W at William & Mary* FH Field House 84-69 W VA.Military 48-72 L VCU* 78-63 L GEORGE MASON* 74-58 W Texas Tech 75-64 W George Mason* 58-54 L #3 VCU CAA Quarterfinals 1995-96 (18-13/12-4) 44-72 L at UNC Charlotte 60-66 L at UNC Wilmington* Head Coach: Jeff Capel 53-67 L at St. Joseph's 67-78 L at Virginia Tech (OT) *CAA Games ! Guardian Classic in Memphis, TN 77-37 W Latvia (exh.) 56-58 L George Washington 66-73 L at American* (OT) # at Norfolk Scope Arena 84-78 W Court Authority (exh.) 57-62 L Mississippi State 71-62 W William & Mary* All other home games at the ODU Fieldhouse 55-75 L Duke @ 68-86 L at Washington 60-62 L East Carolina* 78-77 W Alaska-Anchorage @ 62-71 L at New Orleans 59-61 L at James Madison* 2002-03 (12-15/9-9) 89-90 L Ohio (2 OT) @ 50-58 L * at UNC Wilmington (OT) 55-56 L Richmond* Head Coach: Blaine Taylor 75-67 W Hampton 61-60 W * at James Madison 55-67 L vs Richmond# 65-73 L Southern Illinois 58-50 W * George Mason 78-83 L EA Sports(exh.) 61-67 L South Florida 55-61 L * VCU *CAA Games #CAA Tourn. 91-88 W Global Sports (exh.) 80-92 L at Toledo 69-57 W * at American 59-67 L North Carolina 84-89 L at Texas Tech 62-57 W * Richmond 72-43 W Campbell 66-52 W at Wyoming 53-69 L * at William & Mary 2000-01 (13-18/7-9) 47-63 L at St. Joseph's 54-65 L Idaho # 71-85 L * at East Carolina Head Coach: Jeff Capel 70-77 L at Hampton 69-62 W CSU-Sacramento (OT) # 69-56 W * at VCU 67-75 L East Carolina 62-60 W St. Joseph’s 58-68 L * William & Mary 84-57 W GARDNER-WEBB^ 82-62 W Md. Eastern Shore 70-85 L VCU * 46-51 L * James Madison 89-91 L at George Washington 67-71 L Dayton 61-48 W at UNC Wilmington * 60-63 L * UNC Wilmington 60-84 L vs. Stanford% 84-76 W at George Washington 84-69 W at Richmond * 66-61 W * East Carolina 57-64 L vs. % 67-56 W Towson* 103-86 W George Mason * 80-71 W * American 72-75 L vs. AU-PuertoRico% 64-73 L at VA.Commonwealth * 67-72 L at East Carolina * 70-66 W * at George Mason 65-70 L at St. Joseph's 67-57 W at UNC Wilmington* 58-45 W at James Madison * 77-85 L * at Richmond 78-87 L N.C. STATE^^ 76-64 W William & Mary * 86-82 W American * 60-56 W # vs James Madison 56-72 L at Richmond* 74-75 L (ot) Delaware * 51-50 W UNC Wilmington * 51-54 L # vs UNC Wilmington 62-51 W KANSAS STATE^^ 65-69 L at Hofstra* 76-85 L at VCU (OT) * 89-81 W VMI^ 59-46 W George Mason* 49-87 L at Virginia *CAA Conference Games 81-76 W at Dayton 74-56 W James Madison* 76-72 W James Madison * #CAA Tournament 60-73 L at Illinois-Chicago 72-69 W at Drexel * 93-92 W George Mason (OT) * 67-82 L UNLV^^ 69-72 L Va.Commonwealth* 70-63 W Richmond * 80-63 W JAMES MADISON*^ 53-69 L at William & Mary* 91-86 W William & Mary (FH) * 1998-99 (25-9/10-6) 61-53 W AMERICAN*^ 66-74 L at James Madison 74-83 L at American * Head Coach: Jeff Capel 74-54 W WILLIAM & MARY*^^ 71-68 W UNC Wilmington* 81-57 W East Carolina * CAA Finalists 76-81 L at George Mason* 73-51 W at Towson* 75-72 W James Madison % 81-60 W Wright State U. 63-68 L at East Carolina* (OT) 57-62 L Drexel* 39-59 L UNC Wilmington % 84-70 W Elon 77-65 W VCU*^^ 63-73 L at Delaware* * Indicates CAA games 83-69 W Hampton 69-62 W Norfolk State^^ 52-69 L at George Mason* @ Carr's Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage, 72-56 W UNC Charlotte 73-77 L RICHMOND*^^ (2OT) 77-46 W Hofstra* Alaska 103-69 W VMI 65-63 W EAST CAROLINA*^ 52-61 L Drexel(CAA Trn.) # CSU-Sacramento Tournament, Sacramenta, 74-60 W at UT Chatanooga 84-57 W at American* Calif. 61-63 L vs #3 North Carolina+ 48-59 L at UNC Wilmington* % CAA Tournament, Richmond, Va. 59-56 W vs South Carolina+ 49-57 L at James Madison* 72-65 W St. Joseph's 62-72 L at William & Mary* 1996-97 (22-11/10-6) 89-92 L at George Washington 78-70 W GEORGE MASON*^ Head Coach: Jeff Capel 80-60 W at Hawaii-Hilo% 53-74 L at VCU*^ 83-70 W Court Authority (exh.) 77-75 W vs Central Conn. St. Univ. % 97-75 W Sundance (exh.) 85-65 W vs U. of Buffalo% 84-82 W at Towson State 53-83 L at George Mason* 65-57 W Toledo 60-58 W James Madison* 65-64 W UNC Charlotte 82-72 W at VA Commonwealth* 54-51 W at East Carolina*

90 Old Dominion University Vs. Opponents ALABAMA • (1-2) L ...... 70-71 BRIDGEWATER • (12-8) CENTRAL CONN. STATE • (2-0) 1987-88 W at ...... 96-85 1980-81 L N at (Santa Clara) 63-71 1958-59 L ...... 68-70 1955-56 L ...... 78-91 1985-86 W ...... 75-51 1991-92 L at ...... 67-105 W ...... 78-59 1956-57 W ...... 78-70 1998-99 W (Hawaii) ...... 77-75 EAST CAROLINA UNIV. • (32-14) 1992-93 W ...... 93-91 1959-60 L ...... 80-87 1957-58 W ...... 75-55 1966-67 L at ...... 88-90 L ...... 60-62 1958-59 L ...... 72-76 CENTRAL FLORIDA • (1-0) 1967-68 W at ...... 94-90 ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM • (8- 1960-61 L ...... 62-75 L ...... 51-71 1999-00 W (SoCon) ...... 61-57 1968-69 W at ...... 75-74 14) 1962-63 W ...... 64-75 1959-60 L ...... 69-77 1969-70 L at ...... 67-92 1982-83 L at ...... 60-71 L ...... 96-105 W ...... 82-75 CHEYNEY STATE • (1-0) 1970-71 W ...... 71-66 W ...... 84-57 L ...... 88-89 1960-61 W ...... 84-76 1975-76 W (NCAA II Quarters)90-85 Wat ...... 90-82 1983-84 L at ...... 73-83 1963-64 L ...... 89-96 W ...... 99-73 1971-72 W at ...... 92-79 W ...... 76-55 1965-66 L ...... 104-105 1961-62 W ...... 100-81 CINCINNATI • (0-1) 1972-73 W ...... 67-53 L at (SBC Final) ...... 60-62 1966-67 L at ...... 86-111 W ...... 76-69 1970-71 L at ...... 96-108 1973-74 W at ...... 80-78 1984-85 L ...... 55-56 1974-75 W ...... 86-74 1962-63 W ...... 88-68 1974-75 L ...... 69-71 Wat ...... 59-58 1976-77 W ...... 110-71 W ...... 102-67 THE CITADEL • (1-0) 1975-76 W at ...... 95-70 WN(SBC Semi-Final)68-67 1963-64 L ...... 77-81 1966-67 W at ...... 78-70 1976-77 W at ...... 88-74 1985-86 L at ...... 51-66 AUBURN • (1-2) W ...... 78-75 W ...... 87-78 L ...... 58-71 1970-71 W ...... 89-76 1964-65 W ...... 72-68 CLEMSON • (1-0) 1977-78 W at ...... 112-81 1986-87 L at ...... 60-64 1992-93 L at ...... 85-96 W ...... 104-64 1978-79 W at (NIT)(2 ot) ...... 61-59 L ...... 72-78 L ...... 70-72 1993-94 L ...... 87-101 1965-66 L ...... 83-87 1978-79 W at(ot) ...... 90-85 1987-88 W (ot) ...... 82-80 L (ot) ...... 92-104 COASTAL CAROLINA • (1-0) L ...... 84-99 L at (ot) ...... 74-80 AUSTIN PEAY • (2-3) 1966-67 L N (MD Trn.) ...... 68-72 2001-02 W ...... 81-67 1979-80 W at ...... 70-65 1988-89 W ...... 101-89 1975-76 L at ...... 73-78 W ...... 89-75 Lat...... 77-92 1976-77 L at(ot) ...... 76-81 BRIGHAM YOUNG • (0-1) COLGATE • (1-0) 1980-81 W ...... 76-67 LN(SBC) (ot) ...... 87-89 W ...... 77-68 1975-76 L (KODC) ...... 77-80 1981-82 W (KODC) ...... 70-47 1981-82 W ...... 80-73 1989-90 L ...... 61-64 1977-78 W ...... 85-67 1990-91 W (2 ot) ...... 79-78 Lat...... 72-87 1978-79 L at(ot) ...... 65-68 BUCKNELL • (1-0) COLUMBIA • (2-0) 1991-92 W at ...... 80-72 1990-91 W ...... 95-87 1978-79 W (KODC) ...... 88-76 1974-75 W (KODC) ...... 80-67 W (9ot) ...... 89-83 Lat...... 77-79 UNIV. OF BALTIMORE • (15-3) 1980-81 W (KODC) ...... 92-58 1992-93 W ...... 80-60 WN(SBC) (ot) ...... 94-88 1956-57 L ...... 67-79 BUFFALO • (2-0) Wat ...... 73-60 1957-58 W ...... 80-66 1968-69 W at ...... 83-72 CORNELL • (1-0) L CAA ...... 67-73 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE • (1-0) 1958-59 L ...... 61-79 1998-99 W (Hawaii) ...... 85-65 1975-76 W (KODC) ...... 88-77 1993-94 W (fh) ...... 79-62 1995-96 W at ...... 78-77 1961-62 W ...... 87-74 Wat ...... 75-72 W ...... 73-65 BUTLER • (0-1) DARTMOUTH • (1-0) 1994-95 W ...... 69-66 AMERICAN • (21-12) 1962-63 W ...... 82-80 1998-99 L at (NIT) ...... 62-75 1976-77 W (KODC) ...... 95-70 Wat ...... 81-73 1956-57 L at ...... 69-72 1963-64 W ...... 102-85 1995-96 L at ...... 67-72 1965-66 L ...... 94-112 1964-65 W ...... 94-86 UC SANTA BARBARA • (1-0) DAYTON • (4-5) W ...... 81-57 1966-67 L at ...... 94-102 1965-66 L ...... 60-80 1993-94 W at ...... 92-67 1972-73 W at ...... 77-72 1996-97 W ...... 79-70 L ...... 94-108 1966-67 W ...... 81-67 1974-75 L at ...... 69-70 Lat...... 63-78 1967-68 W ...... 81-78 W ...... 102-53 CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY • (1-0) 1975-76 L at ...... 79-91 1997-98 L at ...... 71-85 1968-69 W at ...... 75-64 1967-68 W at ...... 122-100 1974-75 W (KODC) ...... 84-73 1981-82 L at ...... 77-78 W ...... 66-61 1969-70 W ...... 92-84 WN(MD Trn.) ...... 93-86 1982-83 W ...... 61-53 1998-99 W at ...... 54-51 1970-71 L at ...... 75-97 1968-69 W ...... 97-62 CALIFORNIA-IRVINE • (1-0) 1983-84 L at ...... 63-64 L ...... 62-67 1980-81 L (KODC) ...... 75-79 W (MD Trn.) ...... 99-90 1973-74 W ...... 84-77 1984-85 W ...... 91-82 W (CAA) 2ot ...... 65-62 1988-89 W (Hampton) ...... 77-69 1969-70 W at ...... 95-88 2000-01 W at ...... 81-76 1999-00 L at ...... 57-59 1989-90 W ...... 91-74 1974-75 W (NCAA II) ...... 95-72 CALIFORNIA STATE- 2002-03 L ...... 67-71 L ...... 60-62 1990-91 W at ...... 87-82 1975-76 W (NCAA II) ...... 73-58 SACRAMENTO • (2-0) 2000-01 L at (ot) ...... 63-68 1991-92 L ...... 74-79 1995-96 W at (OT) ...... 69-62 DELAWARE • (4-4) W ...... 65-63 Lat...... 69-83 BAPTIST COLLEGE • (7-1) 2001-02 W (GC) ...... 69-52 1972-73 W at ...... 83-75 2001-02 W at ...... 53-52 1992-93 W at ...... 95-88 1971-72 W ...... 91-74 1973-74 W ...... 92-80 2002-03 L ...... 67-75 W ...... 86-85 1972-73 L at ...... 86-93 CAMPBELL • (9-2) 2001-02 W ...... 60-58 1993-94 W ...... 79-68 1973-74 W ...... 98-74 1938-39 W ...... 56-48 Lat...... 75-70 EASTERN MICHIGAN (0-1) L at (ot) ...... 77-81 1974-75 W ...... 94-84 1946-47 L ...... 43-48 2002-03 L (ot) ...... 74-75 1996-97 L N(Syracuse) ...... 78-79 1994-95 W at ...... 89-82 1975-76 W ...... 111-74 W ...... 52-40 Lat...... 63-73 W ...... 91-74 1976-77 W ...... 109-55 1966-67 W ...... 94-78 2003-04 L at ...... 62-64 EASTERN WASHINGTON (0-1) W (CAA) (ot) ...... 77-67 1977-78 W ...... 61-55 1970-71 L ...... 79-82 W ...... 85-74 1988-89 L N (Hawaii) ...... 71-76 1995-96 W ...... 67-47 1978-79 W ...... 90-60 1971-72 W ...... 111-73 Lat...... 74-83 1972-73 W ...... 99-86 DELAWARE STATE • (4-0) EASTERN ILLINOIS • (0-1) 1996-97 L at (ot) ...... 77-80 BAYLOR • (1-0) 1973-74 W ...... 96-67 1976-77 W ...... 113-47 1975-76 L N (NCAAII) ...... 74-78 W (FH) ...... 99-61 1973-74 W (KODC) ...... 87-79 1974-75 W ...... 83-77 1979-80 W ...... 102-82 1997-98 W at ...... 69-57 1975-76 W ...... 120-93 1983-84 W ...... 105-82 ELIZABETH CITY ST • (0-1) W (FH) ...... 80-71 BELMONT ABBEY • (1-2) 2002-03 W ...... 72-43 2001-02 W ...... 72-61 1965-66 L N ...... 87-90 1998-99 W ...... 72-58 (FH) 1962-63 L at ...... 68-79 Wat ...... 76-70 (OT) 1975-76 W ...... 79-48 CATAWBA • (1-0) DEPAUL • (2-4) ELON • (3-2) 1999-00 W 62-57 1977-78 L ...... 67-75 1968-69 W N ...... 79-72 1980-81 W at ...... 63-62 1939-40 L ...... 41-61 Lat...... 66-73 (OT) 1981-82 L ...... 60-70 1959-60 L at ...... 61-82 2000-01 W 61-53 BISCAYNE • (1-3) CATHOLIC U. • (9-7) 1984-85 L at ...... 58-64 W ...... 85-62 Wat ...... 84-57 1971-72 L at ...... 81-84 1957-58 L ...... 66-84 1985-86 W ...... 66-53 1960-61 W ...... 64-82 1972-73 L ...... 90-92 1959-60 L ...... 65-82 1986-87 L at ...... 61-72 1998-99 W ...... 84-70 AMERICAN • PUERTO RICO (0- 1973-74 L at ...... 74-78 1960-61 L ...... 71-76 1987-88 L ...... 88-95 1) 1974-75 W ...... 99-98 1963-64 L ...... 82-98 EMORY AND HENRY • (1-1) 1956-57 L at ...... 72-75 1964-65 L ...... 76-83 DREXEL • (3-4) 1958-59 L at ...... 71-87 BLOOMSBURG STATE • (1-0) 1965-66 L ...... 78-83 2001-02 W ...... 74-66 W ...... 101-96 ARIZONA • (0-1) 1974-75 W ...... 101-79 1966-67 W at ...... 86-78 Lat...... 80-70 1975-76 L at ...... 74-88 1967-68 W ...... 92-85 2002-03 W at ...... 72-69 EVANSVILLE • (2-1) BLUEFIELD STATE • (2-0) LN(MD Trn.) ...... 78-82 L ...... 57-62 1970-71 L at (NCAAII) ...... 82-97 ARIZONA STATE • (0-1) 1937-38 W ...... 53-36 1968-69 W at ...... 80-57 L CAA ...... 52-61 1973-74 W at ...... 87-69 1994-95 L at ...... 52-71 1967-68 W ...... 106-73 1969-70 W ...... 85-74 2003-04 W ...... 65-58 1974-75 W ...... 84-72 1970-71 W at ...... 90-82 L ...... 85-74 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN • (5-18) BOSTON UNIVERSITY • (4-0) 1971-72 W ...... 95-73 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON • (1-0) 1939-40 L ...... 48-49 1977-78 W at ...... 76-74 1973-74 W at ...... 88-72 DUKE • (0-2) 1983-84 W ...... 80-62 1946-47 W ...... 39-25 1978-79 W ...... 90-72 1974-75 W ...... 81-62 1985-86 L N (NCAA) ...... 61-89 L ...... 49-54 1980-81 W at ...... 78-71 1979-80 W (ECAC Trn.) ...... 112-59 1995-96 L N ...... 55-75 FAYETTEVILLE STATE • (1-0) 1955-56 L ...... 54-76 1981-82 W ...... 71-61 1972-73 W N (NCAAII) ...... 80-74 L ...... 66-85 CHAMINADE • (1-0) DUQUESNE • (3-1) 1956-57 L ...... 66-82 BRADLEY • (0-1) 1988-89 W at ...... 83-56 1979-80 W ...... 65-60 FERRUM COLLEGE • (1-0) L ...... 65-111 1993-94 L at (NIT) ...... 75-79 1980-81 W at ...... 73-70 1940-41 W ...... 46-29 1957-58 L ...... 64-89 1981-82 L ...... 75-79

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 91 Vs. Opponents FLORIDA A & M • (2-0) GEORGIA SOUTHERN • (13-4) HIGH POINT • (0-2) L ...... 46-51 1961-62 W ...... 72-65 1992-93 W at ...... 104-83 1969-70 W ...... 99-95 1938-39 L ...... 34-67 W CAA ...... 60-56 W ...... 107-97 1993-94 W ...... 89-51 L at (NCAA II) ...... 79-86 1939-40 L ...... 25-46 1998-99 W ...... 60-58 1962-63 W ...... 97-58 1970-71 W at ...... 96-76 Lat...... 56-69 W ...... 74-47 FLORIDA SOUTHERN • (2-1) 1971-72 L ...... 98-101 HOFSTRA • (5-3) 1999-00 L 66-70 1963-64 W ...... 95-59 1974-75 L at ...... 69-71 Lat...... 92-109 1993-94 W ...... 92-66 Lat...... 59-61 W ...... 68-66 1975-76 W ...... 95-73 1972-73 W at ...... 104-91 2001-02 L at ...... 67-66 2000-01 W ...... 80-63 1964-65 W ...... 86-68 1978-79 W at ...... 85-67 1973-74 W at ...... 91-81 W ...... 69-53 Lat...... 49-57 L ...... 67-73 W ...... 94-80 2002-03 L at ...... 65-69 2001-02 L at ...... 67-61 1965-66 W ...... 106-82 FLORIDA STATE • (1-0) 1974-75 W at ...... 103-89 W ...... 77-46 W ...... 73-68 L ...... 61-67 1978-79 W(KODC)(2 ot) ...... 80-76 1975-76 W ...... 85-83 2003-04 W ...... 71-80 2002-03 W 74-56 1966-67 W ...... 96-83 Wat ...... 85-82 Lat...... 79-80 Lat...... 66-74 1967-68 W at ...... 91-85 FREDERICK COLLEGE • (0-4) 1976-77 W at(ot) ...... 83-82 W CAA ...... 82-68 2003-04 W ...... 81-60 1963-64 L ...... 82-111 W ...... 101-90 Wat...... 71-57 MAINE (2-0) 1966-67 L ...... 87-97 1977-78 L at ...... 104-112 HOWARD • (3-0) 1976-77 W at ...... 88-80 1967-68 L at ...... 71-86 W ...... 79-73 1981-82 W ...... 93-65 JACKSONVILLE • (13-9) 1977-78 W ...... 91-76 L ...... 84-96 1979-80 W ...... 97-62 1983-84 W ...... 84-64 1982-83 W at ...... 69-64 Wat ...... 67-58 1993-94 W (fh) ...... 74-60 W ...... 71-58 MANHATTAN • (1-1) FURMAN • (0-1) GEORGIA STATE • (3-1) IDAHO • (0-1) LN(SBC Trn) ...... 59-63 1969-70 L ...... 73-81 1999-00 L (SoCon) ...... 58-65 1976-77 W at ...... 70-56 1995-96 L N ...... 54-65 1983-84 W at ...... 79-71 1993-94 W NIT ...... 76-74 1977-78 L ...... 68-71 W ...... 62-55 GANNON • (0-1) 1979-80 W at ...... 71-64 IDAHO STATE • (1-1) WN(SBC Trn.) ...... 79-68 MARQUETTE • (0-2) 1968-69 L at ...... 88-92 1980-81 W ...... 96-61 1986-87 L N (at UNLV) ...... 71-79 1984-85 L (ot) ...... 78-79 1981-82 L (ot) ...... 70-75 1993-94 W N (at Wyoming) ... 70-66 Wat ...... 67-65 1982-83 L at ...... 50-53 GARDNER WEBB • (1-0) GEORGIA TECH • (0-2) 1985-86 W ...... 64-56 2000-01 W ...... 84-57 1985-86 L at ...... 86-96 ILLINOIS • (0-1) Lat...... 51-69 MARSHALL • (3-3) 1986-87 L ...... 64-81 1990-91 L (P.Rico) ...... 62-80 LN(SBC Trn) ...... 61-67 1966-67 L at ...... 103-105 GEORGETOWN • (1-1) 1986-87 L ...... 71-89 1967-68 L at ...... 91-131 1976-77 W at (ECAC Trn) ...... 80-58 GUILFORD • (5-0) ILLINOIS CHICAGO • (1-1) Lat...... 66-71 1973-74 L at ...... 72-79 1978-79 L N (ECAC Trn) ...... 52-73 1958-59 W ...... 56-55 2000-01 L at ...... 60-73 1987-88 W at ...... 78-77 1974-75 W ...... 80-63 1959-60 W at ...... 79-68 2001-02 W ...... 71-65 W ...... 73-64 1975-76 W at ...... 76-71 GEORGE MASON • (26-10) W ...... 101-70 1988-89 L at ...... 76-79 1976-77 W ...... 105-87 1979-80 W ...... 99-78 1960-61 W at ...... 74-72 INDIANA • (0-1) W ...... 91-84 1979-80 W ...... 104-73 W ...... 99-79 1971-72 L (KODC) ...... 86-88 1989-90 W ...... 94-71 MARYLAND • (1-4) 1980-81 W ...... 66-51 Lat...... 72-81 1982-83 L at ...... 67-87 1981-82 W ...... 71-63 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY • (5-2) IONA • (1-1) L (SBC Trn.) ...... 88-94 1983-84 L ...... 58-69 W (ECAC Trn.) ...... 70-62 1967-68 W ...... 120-106 1991-92 L at ...... 71-86 1990-91 W ...... 83-58 1984-85 L at ...... 75-87 1988-89 W at ...... 79-72 1995-96 W ...... 75-67 1992-93 W FH ...... 78-65 Wat ...... 82-75 1986-87 W ...... 87-73 1989-90 W ...... 87-82 1996-97 W at ...... 57-46 1987-88 L ...... 65-70 1990-91 L at ...... 75-77 1997-98 W ...... 72-60 JAMES MADISON • (40-22) KANSAS STATE • (1-1) 1991-92 W ...... 80-73 1998-99 W ...... 83-69 1971-72 W ...... 99-68 1999-00 L at ...... 64-68 MARYLAND-E. SHORE • (4-0) Wat ...... 71-61 2001-02 L ...... 84-77 1972-73 W ...... 69-55 2000-01 W ...... 62-51 1981-82 W ...... 84-57 1992-93 W at ...... 76-74 2002-03 L at ...... 70-77 Wat ...... 67-49 1983-84 W ...... 79-65 W ...... 91-62 1973-74 W at ...... 65-55 KENTUCKY • (0-1) 1990-91 W (FH) ...... 95-70 1993-94 W at ...... 120-91 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY • (18-17) 1974-75 W ...... 89-54 1991-92 L (NCAA) ...... 69-88 2002-03 W 82-62 W ...... 100-72 1954-55 L ...... 72-75 1975-76 W at(ot) ...... 87-83 1994-95 W at ...... 88-83 L ...... 87-79 W (NCAAII) ...... 86-77 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN • (3-2) MEMPHIS • (0-1) W ...... 94-70 1955-56 L ...... 54-72 1976-77 W ...... 97-77 1970-71 W (NCAAII) ...... 97-83 2001-02 L at ...... 91-66 W CAA ...... 110-94 L ...... 74-78 1977-78 L at ...... 64-74 1971-72 L at ...... 86-99 1995-96 W ...... 103-86 1956-57 L ...... 52-72 1978-79 W ...... 75-62 1972-73 W ...... 125-112 MIAMI FL. • (0-1) W at (OT) ...... 93-92 W ...... 69-63 1979-80 W ...... 52-44 1973-74 L at ...... 67-72 1988-89 L (Hawaii) ...... 76-77 1996-97 W at ...... 94-85 1957-58 L ...... 55-68 Wat ...... 83-63 1974-75 W ...... 120-87 W (FH) ...... 85-62 L ...... 53-92 1980-81 W at(ot) ...... 65-63 MIAMI-OHIO • (0-2) 1997-98 W ...... 58-50 1958-59 W ...... 81-67 L ...... 65-73 LIBERTY • (1-0) 1992-93 L at NIT ...... 58-60 Wat ...... 78-66 L ...... 69-71 1981-82 L at ...... 48-60 2003-04 W ...... 87-66 2000-01 L P.Rico ...... 57-64 1998-99 L at ...... 53-83 1959-60 L ...... 83-93 L ...... 41-43 L ...... 73-79 W ...... 76-72 W (ECAC Trn.) ...... 58-57 LONG ISLAND • (4-3) MIDDLE TENN. STATE • (0-1) L(CAA Final) ...... 58-63 1960-61 W ...... 83-82 1982-83 L at ...... 52-63 1968-69 L at ...... 72-91 1986-87 L ...... 66-75 1999-00 L at ...... 75-77 (OT) W ...... 90-78 W ...... 58-43 1969-70 W ...... 66-63 W ...... 75-64 1961-62 W ...... 95-79 1983-84 W ...... 61-58 1970-71 L at ...... 58-62 MISSISSIPPI STATE • (2-2) 2000-01 L at ...... 76-81 L ...... 82-84 L at(ot) ...... 67-68 1971-72 W ...... 104-78 1976-77 W (KODC) ...... 82-78 W ...... 78-70 1962-63 W ...... 86-84 1984-85 W ...... 65-57 1986-87 L ...... 64-70 1996-97 L at ...... 73-80 2001-02 L at ...... 76-67 L ...... 70-74 Lat...... 68-80 1987-88 W ...... 83-68 WN(Puerto Rico) (ot)72-71 L ...... 78-63 L ...... 72-90 1985-86 W ...... 57-50 1990-91 W ...... 88-62 1997-98 L ...... 57-62 2002-03 W ...... 59-46 1963-64 W ...... 80-76 Wat ...... 59-53 Lat...... 52-69 W ...... 78-73 1986-87 L at ...... 59-71 LOYOLA OF MARYLAND • (5-4) MISSOURI • (0-2) 2003-04 W at ...... 74-71 1964-65 W ...... 74-64 1987-88 W ...... 65-58 1962-63 L ...... 70-76 1986-87 L at ...... 66-78 L ...... 66-70 L ...... 75-79 1988-89 W at ...... 79-77 1963-64 L ...... 75-79 1989-90 L ...... 75-88 L (MD Trn.) ...... 86-102 1989-90 W ...... 85-81 1964-65 L ...... 71-89 GEORGE WASHINGTON •(5-8) 1965-66 L ...... 89-95 1990-91 L at ...... 75-79 1965-66 W ...... 98-64 MORGAN STATE • (1-0) 1974-75 L at ...... 69-75 L ...... 65-78 1991-92 L at ...... 76-92 WN ...... 68-67 2003-04 W ...... 77-62 1988-89 W ...... 88-62 L(3ot) ...... 108-119 W ...... 72-71 1966-67 L at ...... 87-88 1989-90 L at(ot) ...... 67-71 1966-67 W at ...... 100-92 W CAA Finals ...... 78-73 1967-68 W ...... 114-87 MOUNT ST. MARY’S • (9-4) 1990-91 L ...... 55-65 W ...... 103-90 1992-93 L at ...... 89-102 1968-69 W at ...... 82-74 1963-64 L ...... 72-94 1991-92 W at ...... 86-85 1967-68 W ...... 95-78 W ...... 92-88 1969-70 W ...... 81-78 1964-65 L ...... 64-92 1996-97 L at ...... 63-68 Wat ...... 105-99 1993-94 L at ...... 88-96 1965-66 L ...... 78-91 1997-98 L ...... 56-58 1968-69 W at ...... 109-67 W ...... 97-81 LYNCHBURG • (17-6) 1966-67 W at ...... 75-74 1998-99 L at ...... 89-92 W ...... 79-61 L CAA Finals ...... 76-77 1955-56 L ...... 63-68 1967-68 W ...... 131-76 1999-00 W ...... 75-64 1969-70 W ...... 108-82 1994-95 W ...... 79-65 1956-57 L ...... 62-76 1968-69 L at ...... 68-74 2000-01 L at ...... 89-91 Wat...... 88-75 Lat...... 79-95 W ...... 62-48 W (MD Trn.) ...... 82-74 2001-02 L ...... 68-64 W CAA Finals ...... 80-75 1957-58 W ...... 66-56 1969-70 W ...... 61-59 2002-03 W at ...... 84-76 HAWAII • (0-1) 1995-96 W at ...... 58-45 W ...... 76-71 WN(NCAAII) ...... 93-90 2003-04 W ...... 72-62 1994-95 L at ...... 63-71 W ...... 76-72 1958-59 W ...... 91-81 1970-71 W ...... 99-89 W CAA ...... 75-72 L ...... 73-77 1971-72 W ...... 120-78 GEORGIA • (0-2) HAWAII-HILO • (1-0) 1996-97 L at ...... 66-84 1959-60 W ...... 91-89 1972-73 W at ...... 83-82 1968-69 L at ...... 85-95 1998-99 W at ...... 80-60 W ...... 72-66 L ...... 67-97 1973-74 W ...... 100-69 1980-81 L at (NIT) ...... 60-74 W CAA Finals (ot) .... 62-58 1960-61 W ...... 77-74 1997-98 W at ...... 61-60 W ...... 128-61 92 Old Dominion University Vs. Opponents Lat...... 82-95 1971-72 W at ...... 81-67 1992-93 L fh ...... 59-75 1971-72 L at ...... 88-91 MURRAY STATE • (0-1) 1990-91 L ...... 87-93 1972-73 W ...... 81-72 Lat...... 80-84 1972-73 W ...... 112-94 1990-91 L (P.Rico) ...... 61-76 Wat ...... 95-83 1973-74 W ...... 68-65 1993-94 W at ...... 79-77 1975-76 W ...... 103-75 1993-94 L at ...... 76-78 1974-75 W ...... 104-77 L ...... 73-77 1976-77 W at ...... 103-79 U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY • (6-2) 1996-97 W ...... 65-64 1975-76 L at ...... 58-74 WN(CAA Trn) ...... 76-72 1977-78 L at ...... 73-78 1968-69 W at ...... 84-69 1997-98 L at ...... 44-72 1994-95 W at ...... 65-46 1978-79 W ...... 72-70 1972-73 L (KODC) ...... 73-77 1998-99 W ...... 72-56 PUGET SOUND • (1-1) W ...... 70-60 1977-78 L ...... 66-72 1999-00 L at ...... 72-48 1970-71 W (NCAAII) ...... 81-80 1995-96 W at ...... 84-69 ST. JOHN’S • (0-2) 1978-79 W at ...... 65-62 2003-04 L ...... 102-105 (2 ot) 1975-76 L (NCAAII) ...... 78-83 W ...... 70-63 1977-78 L at ...... 75-81 1979-80 W ...... 58-44 1996-97 W at ...... 76-69 1984-85 L at (MSG) ...... 66-77 1979-80 W (ECAC Final) ...... 62-51 UNC WILMINGTON • (19-15) PURDUE • (0-1) W ...... 63-51 1980-81 W at ...... 72-63 1979-80 W ...... 75-55 1978-79 L at (NIT) ...... 59-67 W CAA ...... 69-56 ST. JOSEPH’S • (2-7) 1981-82 W ...... 81-55 1987-88 W ...... 66-60 1997-98 W ...... 62-57 1979-80 L (KODC) ...... 51-52 1988-89 W at ...... 68-66 RICHMOND PROFESSIONAL Lat...... 77-85 1981-82 L at ...... 63-69 NEBRASKA • (0-1) 1990-91 W ...... 62-46 INST. • (31-8) 1998-99 W ...... 77-65 1984-85 W ...... 87-63 1996-97 L N (Puerto Rico) .... 66-72 1991-92 L at ...... 62-83 Lat...... 70-77 1994-95 L at ...... 82-92 Wfh...... 69-68 RANDOLPH-MACON • (24-12) 1999-00 W 60-58 1995-96 W ...... 62-60 NEVADA-LAS VEGAS • (0-4) W CAA ...... 77-67 1955-56 W ...... 78-65 Lat...... 55-56 1997-98 L at ...... 53-67 1975-76 L at ...... 90-116 1992-93 W ...... 94-92 1956-57 W ...... 72-58 L (CAA) ...... 55-67 2000-01 L at ...... 65-70 1986-87 L at ...... 83-103 Wat ...... 90-79 1957-58 W ...... 52-73 2000-01 L at ...... 52-76 2002-03 L at ...... 47-63 2000-01 L ...... 67-82 1993-94 L ...... 79-84 W ...... 63-61 L ...... 73-77 (2ot) 2003-04 L ...... 72-75 2001-02 L at ...... 84-76 Wat ...... 98-81 1958-59 W ...... 76-73 1994-95 W ...... 79-66 W ...... 70-64 RIDER (2-0) SANTA CLARA • (1-0) NEW HAMPSHIRE • (1-1) Lat...... 71-73 1959-60 W ...... 93-73 1976-77 W ...... 87-66 1980-81 W at ...... 72-71 1977-78 L (KODC) ...... 68-71 1995-96 W at ...... 61-48 W ...... 75-50 1985-86 W ...... 93-46 1994-95 W ...... 75-64 W ...... 51-50 1960-61 L ...... 59-80 SETON HALL • (1-0) L CAA ...... 39-59 1961-62 L ...... 50-74 ROANOKE • (20-23) 1998-99 (NIT) W ...... 75-56(FH) NEW ORLEANS • (2-1) 1996-97 W ...... 61-45 W ...... 76-68 1940-41 L ...... 39-54 1974-75 W N (NCAA II Finals)76-74 L at (ot) ...... 73-74 1962-63 L ...... 74-79 1955-56 L ...... 66-85 SHENANDOAH • (4-0) 1997-98 L at ...... 62-71 1997-98 L at(ot) ...... 50-58 L ...... 69-80 1956-57 L ...... 58-85 1936-37 W ...... 38-27 1999-00 W ...... 65-60 L ...... 60-63 1963-64 L ...... 68-97 L ...... 56-59 1937-38 W ...... 46-40 L CAA ...... 51-54 W ...... 94-93 1957-58 W ...... 76-66 W ...... 33-23 NIAGARA • (1-0) 1998-99 W ...... 76-62 (FH) 1964-65 L ...... 61-83 L ...... 67-73 1992-93 W ...... 118-71 1977-78 W N (at St. John’s) .... 90-82 Wat ...... 63-54 L ...... 55-76 1958-59 W ...... 77-55 1999-00 L 49-60 1965-66 L ...... 74-76 1960-61 L ...... 70-71 SHEPHERD • (1-1) NORFOLK STATE • (11-6) Lat...... 60-66 L ...... 84-90 1961-62 W ...... 82-71 1955-56 L ...... 70-80 1965-66 W N ...... 86-82 2000-01 L at ...... 48-59 1966-67 W ...... 82-74 W ...... 94-88 1956-57 W ...... 78-70 1968-69 L at (NCAAII) ...... 102-103 L ...... 59-62 Lat...... 75-80 1962-63 W ...... 108-72 1969-70 L ...... 112-123 L CAA ...... 54-57 1967-68 W at ...... 113-76 L ...... 77-87 USC-AIKEN • (1-0) 1970-71 W at ...... 98-90 2001-02 L ...... 71-67 W ...... 109-70 1963-64 L ...... 72-73 1984-85 W ...... 107-72 W ...... 102-97 Lat...... 66-56 1968-69 W ...... 109-75 L ...... 70-87 W (NCAA II) ...... 102-97 2002-03 W at ...... 67-57 Lat...... 65-76 1964-65 L ...... 84-89 SOUTH ALABAMA • (11-10) 1971-72 L at(ot) ...... 119-122 W ...... 71-68 1969-70 W at ...... 64-58 L ...... 72-90 1982-83 W ...... 62-59 W (ot) ...... 105-101 2003-04 W ...... 55-51 W ...... 62-55 1965-66 L ...... 88-105 Wat ...... 77-76 1972-73 L at ...... 74-88 Wat...... 68-58 1970-71 W at ...... 87-68 L ...... 86-91 1983-84 W ...... 88-75 W ...... 97-86 1971-72 L (ot) ...... 95-100 1966-67 W ...... 95-85 Lat...... 82-87 1973-74 L (NCAAII) ...... 76-89 NORTH DAKOTA • (1-0) 1972-73 W ...... 74-68 Lat...... 79-80 1984-85 W at ...... 86-84 1978-79 W ...... 94-81 1974-75 W N (NCAAII) ...... 78-64 1973-74 W ...... 73-59 1967-68 W ...... 85-74 W ...... 86-74 1979-80 W N ...... 60-57 1974-75 W at(2 ot) ...... 86-85 Lat...... 92-98 W (SBC Trn.) ...... 84-66 1980-81 W N ...... 80-63 NOTRE DAME • (0-1) W (NCAAII) ...... 83-76 1968-69 W ...... 84-77 1985-86 W at ...... 75-57 1981-82 W N ...... 76-61 1983-84 L at(NIT) ...... 62-67 1975-76 W ...... 59-56 W ...... 119-66 W ...... 54-52 1999-00 L ...... 64-67 1985-86 W ...... 78-54 Wat ...... 85-74 1986-87 L ...... 77-82 2000-01 W ...... 69-62 OHIO • (0-1) 1987-88 W ...... 74-62 1969-70 W ...... 88-78 Lat...... 63-65 1995-96 L N (2OT) ...... 89-90 Lat...... 91-101 1987-88 L at ...... 80-81 NORTH CAROLINA • (0-7) RHODE ISLAND • (2-2) 1970-71 L ...... 85-87 W ...... 101-77 1988-89 L ...... 77-87 OHIO NORTHERN • (0-1) 1979-80 L at ...... 63-77 1971-72 W at ...... 88-86 1988-89 L ...... 75-82 1989-90 L at ...... 78-90 1962-63 L ...... 58-68 1980-81 L ...... 54-59 L ...... 80-95 Lat...... 81-92 1992-93 L at ...... 82-119 1981-82 W at ...... 62-56 1972-73 W ...... 68-63 1989-90 W at(ot) ...... 94-85 1994-95 L ...... 79-98 OHIO STATE • (0-1) 1982-83 W ...... 99-81 Lat...... 83-101 W ...... 94-84 1998-99 L(Charlotte) ...... 63-61 1987-88 L at (NIT) ...... 73-86 L at (NCAAII)(ot) .... 87-88 1990-91 L at ...... 89-100 2002-03 L ...... 59-67 RICE (1-0) 1973-74 L at ...... 62-64 L ...... 80-88 2003-04 L at ...... 64-90 OGLETHORPE • (0-1) 1971-72 W (KODC) ...... 114-86 W ...... 82-76 L at (SBC Final) ...... 81-86 1968-69 L N (NCAAII) ...... 60-68 1974-75 W ...... 101-100 2003-04 L at ...... 49-62 NORTH CAROLINA STATE • (0- RICHMOND • (26-19) Wat ...... 107-67 2) PEMBROKE STATE • (8-1) 1977-78 L at ...... 81-82 1975-76 L at(ot) ...... 83-88 SOUTH CAROLINA • (3-1) 1999-00 L at ...... 61-75 1960-61 W ...... 92-72 W ...... 78-70 W ...... 98-82 1982-83 L at (NIT) ...... 90-100 2000-01 L ...... 78-87 W ...... 87-62 1978-79 W N (RTD) ...... 100-92 1976-77 W ...... 113-69 1993-94 W at ...... 84-80 W ...... 65-56 1979-80 W N (RTD) ...... 90-84 Wat ...... 101-80 1994-95 W ...... 79-65 NORTHERN IOWA • (1-0) 1961-62 W ...... 77-69 1980-81 W N (RTD) ...... 71-64 1991-92 W (FH) ...... 83-71 1998-99 W(Charlotte) ...... 59-56 1990-91 W (P.Rico) ...... 63-61 1962-63 W ...... 77-76 Wat ...... 89-76 1962-63 W ...... 85-82 W ...... 82-80 ROBERT MORRIS • (1-0) SOUTH FLORIDA • (16-11) CHARLOTTE • (13-12) L ...... 76-85 LN(ECAC Trn) ...... 77-81 1977-78 W ...... 92-65 1972-73 L at ...... 89-97 1982-83 W ...... 78-58 1963-64 W ...... 88-64 1981-82 W ...... 80-57 1973-74 W ...... 113-81 Lat...... 72-80 1964-65 W ...... 99-84 Lat...... 62-63 ROLLINS • (1-0) 1974-75 L at ...... 86-92 1983-84 L at ...... 73-75 W (ECAC Trn) ...... 77-69 1973-74 W (NCAAII) ...... 80-77 1975-76 L ...... 76-77 W ...... 79-71 PENN STATE • (0-2) 1982-83 L ...... 70-71 1982-83 W at ...... 80-77 1984-85 W ...... 86-60 1991-92 L ...... 79-84 Wat ...... 66-52 RUTGERS • (1-0) W ...... 82-74 Wat ...... 80-64 Lat...... 51-71 1985-86 W at ...... 62-59 1984-85 W N ...... 82-80 1983-84 L at ...... 57-71 1985-86 W at ...... 94-87 1986-87 W ...... 62-57 W ...... 57-55 W ...... 88-70 PEPPERDINE • (1-0) 1987-88 L N (RTD) ...... 63-70 ST. BONAVENTURE • (1-1) 1984-85 W ...... 74-62 WN(SBC Trn) ...... 76-67 1996-97 W N (Syracuse) ...... 56-47 Lat...... 75-82 1978-79 W ...... 87-70 Wat ...... 75-73 1986-87 L at ...... 57-74 1988-89 W ...... 75-57 1979-80 L at ...... 72-84 1985-86 W ...... 47-43 L ...... 65-83 PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE • (6-4) 1989-90 L N ...... 62-69 Wat ...... 64-57 1987-88 L at ...... 65-81 1966-67 L ...... 101-115 W at(ot) ...... 76-74 ST. FRANCIS-PA • (6-3) 1986-87 L at ...... 52-68 L ...... 81-82 1967-68 L at ...... 88-105 1990-91 L ...... 65-74 1968-69 L at ...... 75-95 W ...... 63-52 1988-89 W at ...... 90-79 1968-69 W ...... 93-76 1991-92 L ...... 77-82 1969-70 W at ...... 83-72 1987-88 W at ...... 78-77 W ...... 88-82 1969-70 L at ...... 80-111 Lat...... 69-73 1970-71 W ...... 109-105 W ...... 85-69 1989-90 W ...... 94-78 1970-71 W ...... 76-65 WN(CAA TRN) ...... 62-58 1988-89 L at ...... 62-64 W ...... 90-70 Monarch Basketball 2004-05 93 Vs. Opponents 1989-90 L at(ot) ...... 93-94 TULSA • (0-1) W ...... 76-72 1970-71 W at ...... 84-60 1988-89 W at ...... 70-62 W 75-56 1994-95 L NCAA ...... 52-64 W (CAA) ...... 66-49 1972-73 W at ...... 74-68 1989-90 W (Hampton) ...... 67-62 1990-91 L (ot) ...... 75-82 UCLA • (0-1) 1999-00 L at (OT) ...... 67-73 1973-74 W ...... 74-65 1990-91 L at ...... 63-71 Wat ...... 74-61 1979-80 L N (NCAA) ...... 74-87 W ...... 72-69 1974-75 W at ...... 92-64 1991-92 W (ot) ...... 102-92 W (SBC Semi) ...... 72-69 2000-01 W 77-65 1975-76 W ...... 78-66 Wat ...... 94-85 1991-92 L ...... 71-90 UTAH STATE • (0-1) Lat...... 53-74 1992-93 W at ...... 81-80 1992-93 W at(ot) ...... 78-76 1993-94 L N (Wyoming) ...... 74-77 2001-02 L (OT) ...... 79-77 WEBER STATE • (1-0) Wfh...... 90-80 1993-94 L at ...... 73-75 Lat...... 73-66 1994-95 W (Hawaii)(ot) ...... 94-86 1993-94 W ...... 105-72 1995-96 L ...... 61-67 VERMONT • (1-0) L (CAA) ...... 58-54 Wat ...... 94-70 1979-80 W (KODC) ...... 94-81 2002-03 L at ...... 64-73 WEST VIRGINIA • (3-1) WN(CAA Trn) ...... 83-58 SOUTEAST MISSOURI • (1-0) L ...... 69-72 1985-86 W N (NCAA) ...... 72-64 1994-95 W at ...... 83-73 1996-97 W N (Puerto Rico) .... 74-61 VILLANOVA • (1-1) 2003-04 L ...... 67-75 1989-90 W N (Roanoke) ...... 73-69 WFH...... 60-55 1976-77 L (NIT)(ot) ...... 68-71 Lat...... 72-78 1990-91 L at ...... 69-87 1995-96 W at ...... 86-82 SOUTHEASTERN-DC • (3-0) 1994-95 W (NCAA)(3 ot) ...... 89-81 L ...... 67-84 (CAA) 1991-92 W ...... 83-82 W ...... 91-86 1961-62 W ...... 114-67 1996-97 L ...... 55-61 Wat ...... 99-74 VIRGINIA • (4-8) VMI • (17-4) WEST VIRGINIA STATE • (1-0) Lat...... 52-80 1978-79 W ...... 102-57 1976-77 W at ...... 71-63 1967-68 L at ...... 88-96 1968-69 W N ...... 100-83 W CAA ...... 70-62 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS • (0-2) 1977-78 L ...... 67-86 1968-69 L at ...... 93-96 1997-98 L at ...... 53-69 1994-95 L at ...... 74-88 1978-79 W at ...... 65-61 1969-70 W ...... 94-72 WESTERN CAROLINA • (2-0) L ...... 58-68 1995-96 L ...... 65-73 1979-80 L N (RTD) ...... 58-79 Wat ...... 90-55 1998-99 W at ...... 65-50 1982-83 L N (RTD) ...... 59-75 1970-71 W at ...... 94-85 1976-77 W at ...... 96-79 W ...... 70-48 SOUTHERN METHODIST • (1-1) 1985-86 L N (RTD) ...... 61-68 W ...... 95-54 W ...... 85-58 1999-00 W 74-60 1977-78 W (KODC) ...... 86-78 1987-88 W N (RTD) ...... 74-72 1971-72 W at ...... 96-84 Wat ...... 71-62 1984-85 L N (NCAA) ...... 68-85 1991-92 L N (RTD) ...... 67-83 1972-73 W ...... 72-56 WESTERN KENTUCKY • (12-15) 2000-01 W ...... 74-54 1992-93 L at ...... 68-90 1974-75 W at ...... 86-69 1970-71 L at ...... 82-96 Lat...... 62-72 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI • (6-0) 1993-94 W ...... 76-69 1975-76 W ...... 72-70 1971-72 L at ...... 80-86 W (CAA) ...... 53-47 (ot) 1969-70 W at ...... 95-92 1994-95 L at (PreNIT) ...... 80-83 1976-77 L at ...... 60-62 1972-73 L at ...... 106-131 2001-02 W ...... 68-52 1970-71 W ...... 121-80 1995-96 L at ...... 49-87 1977-78 L ...... 60-69 1973-74 L at ...... 84-88 Wat ...... 81-53 1971-72 W at ...... 103-82 1980-81 W at ...... 88-51 1974-75 L at ...... 87-102 2002-03 W ...... 76-64 1972-73 W ...... 110-88 VIRGINIA STATE • (2-0) 1982-83 W ...... 71-45 1975-76 L at ...... 76-84 Lat...... 53-69 1992-93 W ...... 99-84 1967-68 W ...... 82-64 1983-84 W at ...... 82-65 1982-83 W ...... 75-66 2003-04 L at ...... 77-86 Wat ...... 113-105 1979-80 W ...... 98-59 1984-85 W ...... 56-50 Wat ...... 61-59 W ...... 79-76 1997-98 W ...... 84-69 1983-84 W ...... 75-68 STANFORD • (0-1) VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH • 1998-99 W ...... 103-69 Lat...... 67-70 U. WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY • (0-1) 2000-01 L P.Rico ...... 60-84 (32-35) 1999-00 W at ...... 71-62 WN(SBC Trn.) ...... 78-72 1999-00 L (SoCon) ...... 64-76 1968-69 W ...... 101-69 2000-01 W (FH) ...... 89-81 1984-85 L at ...... 67-73 STETSON • (6-0) 1969-70 W at ...... 93-82 2003-04 W ...... 74-52 W ...... 84-76 WRIGHT STATE • (1-1) 1970-71 W (NCAAII) ...... 89-65 W ...... 94-90 1985-86 W at ...... 62-59 1997-98 L at ...... 52-64 1976-77 W at ...... 79-72 1970-71 L ...... 71-79 VIRGINIA TECH • (6-12) W ...... 74-61 1998-99 W ...... 81-60 1978-79 W ...... 97-94 Wat ...... 98-85 1972-73 L (KODC) ...... 80-81 1986-87 L at ...... 53-94 1979-80 W at ...... 66-64 1977-78 L at ...... 67-73 1978-79 L ...... 88-91 L ...... 59-75 WYOMING • (2-0) 1980-81 W ...... 75-65 L (Hampton) ...... 72-73 Lat...... 85-91 L at (SBC Trn.) ...... 58-60 1994-95 W ...... 63-61 1981-82 W at ...... 68-66 1978-79 W at (RTD) ...... 70-68 1981-82 L at ...... 72-100 1987-88 W ...... 80-66 1995-96 W at ...... 66-52 L ...... 87-95 1982-83 W ...... 76-73 Wat ...... 81-76 SYRACUSE • (1-2) W at(ot) ...... 72-71 1983-84 L (RTD) ...... 62-86 WN(SBC Trn.) (ot) .. 86-84 XAVIER-OHIO • (3-2) 1976-77 L (ECAC Final) ...... 64-67 1979-80 W at ...... 68-63 1984-85 L at ...... 76-102 1988-89 W ...... 99-64 1968-69 L at ...... 70-72 1979-80 W ...... 68-67 W ...... 76-75 1985-86 L ...... 76-90 Lat...... 74-92 1969-70 W at ...... 89-76 1980-81 L at ...... 58-71 1980-81 L N ...... 56-65 1986-87 W ...... 86-66 1989-90 L at ...... 65-69 1970-71 L at ...... 88-90 Lat...... 44-61 1987-88 L at ...... 71-97 W ...... 86-62 1972-73 W at ...... 79-76 UT CHATANOOGA• (2-0) Lat...... 64-75 1988-89 L ...... 92-105 1990-91 L at ...... 74-77 1973-74 W (ot) ...... 86-83 1998-99 W at ...... 74-60 1981-82 L at ...... 55-61 1989-90 L at ...... 83-91 L ...... 66-75 1999-00 W ...... 77-64 W ...... 61-58 1990-91 W ...... 84-76 YALE • (1-0) 1982-83 W at ...... 90-85 1991-92 L at ...... 62-78 WESTERN MARYLAND • (1-0) 1973-74 W (KODC) ...... 110-82 TENNESSEE STATE • (2-0) W (Hampton) ...... 67-62 1992-93 W ...... 71-61 1963-64 W at ...... 78-72 1974-75 W N (NCAAII) ...... 77-60 1983-84 L at (RTD) ...... 51-63 1999-00 L at (OT) ...... 67-78 KEY 1996-97 W (FH) ...... 95-85 W (ot) ...... 56-54 2001-02 W ...... 55-46 WILLIAM AND MARY • (49-14) (CAA) ...... Colonial Ath. Assoc. Tourn. Wat ...... 57-55 2003-04 W at ...... 94-92 (ot) 1968-69 W at ...... 80-65 (MD) ...... Mason Dixon TEXAS TECH • (1-1) 1984-85 L at ...... 71-90 1969-70 L at ...... 80-89 (KODC) ... Kiwanis Old Dominion 1995-96 L ...... at 84-89 L ...... 66-78 WAGNER • (2-0) 1973-74 L ...... 68-70 Classic 1997-98 W ...... 74-58 L (SBC Final) ...... 82-87 1978-79 W (NIT) ...... 83-81 1974-75 W at ...... 61-55 (H or Hampton)Hampton Coliseum 1985-86 W at ...... 67-55 1981-82 W ...... 72-61 1975-76 W ...... 77-73 (N) ...... Neutral Site TEXAS WESLEYAN • (1-0) W ...... 50-49 Lat...... 61-74 (SBC) ...... Sun Belt Tournament 1980-81 W ...... 75-50 Wat ...... 61-56 WAKE FOREST • (0-3) 1976-77 W at ...... 73-71 (ECAC) .... E. College Athletic Conf. 1986-87 L ...... 64-77 1981-82 L N (NCAA) ...... 57-74 W ...... 82-68 (NIT) ...... National Invitation Tourn. TOLEDO • (1-1) Lat...... 66-78 1988-89 L at ...... 83-88 1977-78 W ...... 64-63 (NCAA II) NCAA Division II Tourn. 1995-96 L at ...... 80-92 1987-88 W ...... 71-67 1989-90 L ...... 58-60 Lat...... 64-75 (P. Rico) .... San Juan Shootout 1996-97 W ...... 65-57 Lat...... 77-82 1978-79 W ...... 48-42 (GC) ...... Guardian Classic TOWSON • (12-1) L at (SBC Trn.) ...... 69-91 WASHINGTON • (1-3) Wat ...... 57-56 1956-57 W ...... 72-68 1988-89 L at(ot) ...... 93-101 1994-95 L (Kingdome) ...... 61-71 1979-80 W ...... 60-51 1957-58 W ...... 69-63 W ...... 99-87 W ...... 67-57 Wat ...... 71-69 1958-59 W ...... 107-51 1989-90 W at (RTD) ...... 77-67 1997-98 L at ...... 68-86 WN(ECAC) ...... 75-59 1965-66 W ...... 103-71 L ...... 49-55 1999-00 L ...... 70-78 1980-81 W ...... 76-51 1966-67 W ...... 106-61 Wat ...... 80-62 Wat ...... 60-59 1968-69 W (MD Trn.) ...... 75-57 1990-91 L ...... 60-62 WASHINGTON & LEE • (15-3) 1981-82 L at(ot) ...... 59-60 1994-95 W ...... 93-75 Lat...... 58-60 1960-61 W ...... 67-45 W ...... 66-45 1996-97 W at ...... 84-82 1991-92 L ...... 83-98 1961-62 L ...... 58-71 1982-83 L ...... 50-56 2001-02 W at ...... 66-53 Wat(RTD) ...... 67-66 W ...... 75-69 Wat ...... 43-42 L ...... 67-55 1992-93 W N (Hampton) ...... 81-65 1962-63 W ...... 73-64 1983-84 W ...... 73-57 2002-03 W ...... 67-56 W NIT ...... 74-68 W ...... 69-67 Wat ...... 71-55 Wat ...... 73-51 1993-94 W N (Hampton) ...... 79-74 1963-64 W ...... 86-63 1984-85 W at ...... 62-57 2003-04 W at ...... 70-49 1994-95 L N (Hampton) ...... 67-81 W ...... 75-63 W ...... 72-58 W ...... 88-62 1995-96 L ...... 70-85 1964-65 W ...... 102-68 1985-86 W at ...... 75-44 L at (OT) ...... 76-85 L ...... 85-95 W ...... 58-47 TULANE • (2-1) 1996-97 W at UR ...... 82-65 1965-66 W ...... 102-82 1986-87 W ...... 56-54 1970-71 W (KODC) ...... 91-76 W ...... 75-70 Lat...... 75-94 Wat ...... 60-56 1977-78 W at ...... 116-99 1997-98 L ...... 55-61 1967-68 W ...... 78-70 1987-88 W at ...... 72-69 1994-95 L at(ot) ...... 80-85 Wat ...... 69-56 1969-70 W at ...... 90-79 W ...... 78-69 1998-99 W at ...... 82-72 94 Old Dominion University Athletic History 1930-1940 152-110 in most points in school history. double overtime in NIT second round game. Sept. 12, 1930 Norfolk Division opens its doors. March 1969 Carl Ragland becomes first wrestler to March 25, 1979 Women’s basketball defeats La. Tech, 76-65 in Sept. 26, 1930 Division plays first football game. win NCAA National Championship, at Greensboro, NC, for first AIAW National Loses to Suffolk High, 7-0 in Baine 152 pounds. crown. Field. May 1969 Old Dominion leaves the Mason Dixon March, 25, 1979 Nancy Lieberman named winner of the Wade Nov. 1930 Defeats So. Norfolk HS, 22-11 in first to become an independent. trophy. men’s basketball game played at Blair June 1969 Golfer J.P. Leigh places fifth in NCAA Marianne Stanley named National Coach of Junior High. Div. II. National Championships, then the Year. April 1930 Defeats Deep Creek HS, 8-3 to win first competes in Division I National Cham- April 1979 Old Dominion signs #1 women’s basketball baseball game. pionships. recruit in the nation in Anne Donovan. Oct. 14, 1932 Played Miami (Florida) in football, los- Sept. 1, 1969 University status granted to Old Do- Oct. 1979 State approves funds to renovate Foreman ing, 6-2 in the Orange Bowl. minion. Field and build new baseball stadium. June 18, 1935 Foreman Field project approved, first Sept. 1970 Jim Jarrett named Director of Athletics Nov. 19, 1979 Monarchs upset Russian National team, 76-74 for 5,500 seats, then 15,000. March 1970 Wayne Bright becomes second wrestler in overtime at Scope. Oct. 3, 1936 Foreman Field dedicated (W&M vs. at Old Dominion to win a National Dec. 14, 1979 Russian National team defeats women’s bas- UVa.) in front of 15,000 fans. Championship at 142-pounds. Then ketball, 76-66 in front of the largest single-game April 1938 Cecil Griffin runs a 9.9 dash and places fourth in the Div. I Cham- crowd for women’s collegiate game (10,237). Johnny Brown runs a 9.8 dash against pionships. Televised by ESPN. Wake Forest for what is believed to Dec. 5, 1970 First regular season basketball game Jan. 19, 1980 Men’s basketball defeats #3 Syracuse in Scope have been fastest collegiate times that played at field house. Monarchs beat and on NBC, 68-67. year. Washington & Lee, 84-60. Feb. 18, 1980 First Hall of Fame Induction held. Nov. 22, 1940 Tom Scott resigns as athletic director March 1970 Mary Fleet earns AIAW All-American March 1, 1980 Men’s basketball defeats Navy in the Hamp- and football coach with a 62-19-4 honors in swimming, the school’s first. ton Coliseum for first NCAA Automatic Tour- record. She outscored 36 other teams by her- nament bid. self and helped ODU place 14th in the March 7, 1980 Old Dominion plays UCLA in first NCAA 1941-1950 National Championships. Tournament in Tempe, AZ. Aug. 1941 Football discontinued at the Norfolk June 1970 Harry Lozon becomes first basketball Ronnie Valentine scores 14 points to establish Division, because of a $10,000 debt and player at Old Dominion to be drafted a new NCAA record of 101 consecutive games a Southern Conference ruling that as in the NBA. He was selected in the 13th scoring in double figures. a branch of William and Mary, the Di- round by the San Diego Rockets. March 23, 1980 Women’s basketball defeats Tennessee, 68-53 vision could not allow freshmen to at Central Michigan for second AIAW National play, which only left sophomores. 1971-1980 Championship. Sept. 1942 Scrap Chandler named Athletic Direc- March 19, 1971 Men’s basketball loses to Evansville, April 1980 Men’s tennis player Robert Hale ranked 43rd tor as well as Head Coach for baseball, 97-82 in first NCAA Div. II Champion- nationally. basketball and after the war, track and ship Final for Old Dominion. June 1980 Bud Metheny retires. field and swimming. May 1972 Lou Plummer retires. Dec. 11, 1980 Anne Donovan scores 50 points at Norfolk Sept. 1947 Bud Metheny named basketball and March 1973 Jim Clark becomes the school’s first State, the most in school’s women’s basketball baseball coach. swimming All-American in the 100- history. yard freestyle. 1951-1960 March 1974 Terry Perdew wins the Division II 1981-1990 April 1951 Buzz Sawyer runs the fastest junior wrestling National Championship at Jan. 10, 1981 Men’s basketball defeats #1 DePaul in the college mile in the nation with a time 118-pounds Horizon of Chicago, IL, 63-62. DePaul’s first of 4:25. Aug. 1974 Old Dominion initiates first athletic home loss in 48 games. May 1956 First four-year graduating class. scholarships for women. Feb. 20, 1981 10,253 sellout crowd attend ODU vs. La. Tech Sept. 1956 Lou Plummer named track and field Feb. 23, 1975 The first Donna Doyle scholarship women’s basketball game. coach. game held. Lady Monarchs defeated Sept. 1981 Soccer team ranked fifth nationally. Highest Sept. 1957 Pete Robinson named wrestling and Virginia Tech, 95-72. ever. golf coach March 14, 1975 Old Dominion wins first National title, Sept. 11, 1981 5,003 watch Soccer vs. Philadelphia Textiles at March 1959 Leo Anthony becomes first basketball a 76-74 decision over New Orleans. Foreman Field. All-American. Game played in Evansville, IN. March 26&28 Hosts First NCAA Women Basketball Final Aug. 1959 Accepted as member of the NCAA. March 21, 1975 Sonny Allen named NABC and AP Four at Scope. Jan. 4, 1960 Played first basketball game at the College Division Coach of the Year. May 15, 1982 Old Dominion announces that it will join the Norfolk Arena vs. Hampden-Sydney. April 1975 Sonny Allen resigns as basketball Sun Belt Conference. coach June 1982 Mark Wasinger becomes the school’s first Di- 1961-1970 July 1975 Paul Webb named men’s basketball vision I, first-team baseball All-American. April 29, 1961 Bobby Mears throws first Monarch No- coach. Nov. 20, 1982 Field Hockey wins first NCAA Title defeating Hitter. Nov. 1975 Soccer team advances to NCAA Div. UConn, 3-2. August 1961 Special faculty committee chaired by II Regionals. Compiled a 13-2 record. March 6, 1982 Men’s basketball defeats James Madison, 58- Professor John West chose “Monarchs” Prince Attoh, the Player of the Year in 57 to win ECAC Title. as the new name for athletic teams to Virginia, scored 26 goals in one season. June 1982 Women’s sailors win first ICYRA National Title “link the traditions of the past to the Nov. 1976 Old Dominion moves up to Division in Seattle, WA. realities of the present.” One. School joins ECAC South Confer- Nov. 1983 Field Hockey wins second NCAA Crown. De- Sept. 1961 Norfolk Division becomes 16th mem- ence. feated UConn, 3-1 in three overtimes. ber of the Mason-Dixon Conference. Aug. 1976 Freshman Nancy Lieberman plays for March 1983 Anne Donovan named first Naismith Aug. 2, 1962 Board chooses the name of Old Domin- USA women’s Olympic basketball Women’s Basketball Player-of-the-Year. ion College. team which wins silver medal in April 1 & 3 Hosts second NCAA Women’s Final Four at Sept. 1963 Bud Metheny succeeds Scrap Chandler . Scope. as Athletic Director at Old Dominion. Dec. 1976 Men’s basketball beats Atlantic Chris- April 1983 First Baseball Game at Bud Metheny Stadium May 31, 1963 Baseball wins NCAA College Div. East tian, 110-71 for first win in Div. I., then May 13-15, 1983 Host Sun Belt Baseball Championships. Regional. beats Delaware State, 113-47 for first June 1983 K.C. Fullmer becomes first sailing All-Ameri- June 6, 1964 Baseball wins second NCAA College Div. I victory. can at Old Dominion. Div. East Regional. March 2, 1977 Old Dominion defeats Georgetown for Nov. 1984 Soccer team wins first Sun Belt Conference March 1965 Sonny Allen hired as men’s basketball ECAC South title. title. coach. March 9, 1977 Compete in first NIT, losing to Nov. 1984 Field Hockey wins third NCAA Crown. ODU Dec. 2, 1966 Ron Drews hauls in school record 33 Villanova in overtime, in Scope. defeats Iowa, 5-1 in Springfield, MA. rebounds vs. Richmond Professional March 16, 1977 Wilson Washington becomes school’s Jan. 10, 1985 Paul Webb wins 500th, 86-60 over UNC Char- Institute. first basketball Division I All-Amer- lotte in Scope. March 1966 Carl Ragland becomes first wrestling ican. March 31, 1985 Women’s basketball defeats Georgia, 70-65 for All-American at Old Dominion. Aug. 13, 1977 Scrap Chandler Pool dedicated. NCAA Title in Austin, TX. May 1966 Scrap Chandler retires as swim coach. June 1978 Marianne Stanley named as women’s May 14, 1985 Old Dominion wins Sun Belt Baseball Title May 1966 Lou Cappi places fifth in the NCAA in head basketball coach. with an 11-10, 11-inning win over W. Kentucky the High Hurdles and earns College Feb. 4, 1978 Inge Nissen hauls in a school record at ODU. Div. All-American honors. 28 rebounds against Longwood. May 15,1985 Women’s basketball team honored at the White May 1966 George Consolvo wins NCAA Eastern March 18, 1978 Women’s basketball defeats Texas, 70- House by President Reagan. Region Tennis Championship. 60 to win Women’s NIT in Amarillo, May 31-June 11 Hosts Collegiate Sailing National Cham- May 1967 George Consolvo wins second straight Texas. pionships Eastern Region Tennis Championship. Dec. 19, 1978 Women’s basketball ranked Number July 6, 1985 Paul Webb resigns as basketball coach. Feb. 14, 1968 Bob Pritchett scores 67 points and 1 in AP poll and will hold that spot all Harry Lozon scores 33 vs. RPI in the year. Norfolk Arena. Monarchs defeat RPI, March 4, 1979 Men’s hoops defeats Clemson in

Monarch Basketball 2004-05 95 Athletic History Sept. 22, 1985 Tom Young named Head Basketball uity compliance plan and the addition of set a new NCAA record. Coach. women’s soccer and the elimination of Feb., 21, 1998 Men's Swimming & Diving captures ODU's 1st Nov.23-24 1985 Old Dominion hosts NCAA Field men’s cross country. CAA Title & go undefeated. Hockey Championships at Foreman June 1993 Baseball pitcher, Wayne Gomes is the May 30, 1998 Sailors capture ICYRA Dinghy National. Field. fourth overall first round selection in draft June 3, 1998 Sailors capture ICYRA Dinghy National Cham- Oct. 16, 1986 Board of Visitors approve a new logo by Philadelphia. pionships. and color change on campus. The new March 1994 Jody Staylor places second in the NCAA Jan. 1999 Beth Anders named National Field Hockey colors are slate blue and silver. Wrestling National Championships at 126 Coach-of- the-Year. Nov. 22-23 1986 Host NCAA Field Hockey Final Four at lbs. Feb. 1999 Ted Constant donates $5 million to the convoca- Foreman Field. April 26, 1994 Jeff Capel named men’s basketball coach. tion center project. Feb. 12, 1986 Men’s basketball ranked 25th nationally May 1994 Kevin Larkin receives the Kaufman Prize, June 1999 Cal Bowdler picked 17th in the NBA draft by by Associated Press (24 votes), highest one of the highest academic honors given the Atlanta Hawks ever. Ranked 31st by USA Today at the University. Aug. 1999 Sports Illustrated for Women selects ODU as the (Sagrin) and 28th by The Sporting May 16, 1994 Anne Donovan is inducted into the GTE/ 19th best college for women's athletics. News. CoSIDA Academic All-American Hall of Nov. 8, 1999 Men's soccer rises to 13th in the NSCAA National March 13, 1986 Men’s basketball defeats West Virginia, Fame. Poll 72- 64 to win first ever NCAA Tourna- May 22, 1994 Baseball captures first CAA title. Nov. 27, 1999 Capel wins 100th game at ODU with a 61-57 ment game in Div. I., in Greensboro, NC. July 12, 1994 Tony Guzzo named head baseball coach. decision over Central Florida. April 13, 1986 Baseball Monarchs ranked 7th nation- Sept. 3, 1994 Women’s soccer defeats Virginia. Dec. 24, 1999 Gray Simons, wrestling coach is named by Sports ally by Baseball America and 10th by Wesleyan, 2-0 for inaugural win. Illustrated as the 3rd greatest athlete of the 20th Collegiate Baseball, highest ever. Sept. 1994 Darryl Cummings named Director of century in Virginia. April 1987 Marianne Stanley resigns as women’s men’s and women’s tennis. 2000-Present basketball coach. Nov. 6, 1994 Field Hockey captures fourth straight Mar. 1, 2000 Junior Andre McCullum is selected to the NABC July 6, 1987 Wendy Larry named women’s bas- CAA title. Student Advisor Board. ketball coach Dec. 1994 Miguel Rosa is ranked 45th nationally in Mar. 11, 2000 2000 women's basketball defeats UNCW, 92-49 May 1987 Women’s Sailors win National Title in tennis. to win an NCAA record ninth straight CAA title. New York. Feb. 5, 1995 Wendy Larry wins 200th career game with March 16, 1988 Frank Smith dishes out seven assists at win at William and Mary. Oct. 15, 2000 Women's soccer coach Joe Pereira wins his 200th Ohio State to become the school’s all- Feb.16, 1995 Lady Monarchs defeat Richmond to set career match time assist leader with 883. CAA win streak at 49 games. with a victory over American Nov. 13, 1988 Mike Martin wins Sailing Single March 11, 1995 Lady Monarchs win fourth straight CAA Nov. 19, 2000 Field Hockey captures ninth NCAA National Handed National Championship in title in basketball. Crown with 3-1 win New London, CT. March 14, 1995 Lady Monarchs ranked 25th in final AP over North Carolina. Marina Nov. 19, 1988 Sailors win Sloop National Cham- Hoop Poll. DiGiacomo becomes NCAA All-Time points pionships in Santa Cruz, CA. March 17, 1995 Old Dominion defeats third seed and Big leader with 414 points, and becomes the fifth June 1989 Sailors win Dinghy National title in East Champion Villanova, 89-81 in triple Lady Monarch to be presented the Honda Chicago, Ill. Junior sailor Terry Hutch- overtime in the NCAA Regional at Albany, Award. inson named Collegiate National Sailor NY. Feb. 1 , 2001 Men's soccer player Atilla Vendegh named of the Year. Old Dominion wins first March 18, 1995 Heavyweight Nick Hall places fifth at Freshman All-American by Soccer America, Fowle Trophy as top Collegiate pro- NCAA Wrestling Championships to earn school's first. gram. All-American honors. April 12, 2001 Blaine Taylor named Men's basketball head Nov.19, 1989 Sailors win sloop National title in New April 23, 1995 Women’s lacrosse captures first CAA title coach. in Charleston, SC. with 9-7 overtime win vs. Delaware. April 22, 2001 Women's tennis team defeats W&M, 4-0 to win Soccer advances to first NCAA Div. I April 26, 1995 Joe Pereira named head women’s soccer first CAA title Regional at Wake Forest. coach. July 15, 2001 Lacrosse coach Sue Stahl leads USA to their Nov. 21, 1989 Field Hockey defeats Iowa, 2-1 to win May 17, 1995 Anne Donovan is inducted into the Bas- fourth world cup title. fourth NCAA Championship at Penn. ketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA. May 12, 2001 Women's tennis team competes in their first ever May 18, 1990 Old Dominion joins the Colonial Ath- May 21, 1995 Baseball Monarchs capture second straight NCAA Tournament. Nataly Cahana becomes letic Association. CAA Title. first Division I Tennis All-American. May 1990 Dee Pritchett receives the Kaufman July 11, 1995 KC Fullmer resigns as head sailing coach. May 22, 2002 Old Dominion announces women's golf to be Prize, one of the highest academic hon- August 7, 1995 Mitch Brindley named head sailing coach. added and women's cross country to be dropped ors given at the University. Oct. 1, 1995 Sophomore women’s tennis player, Tzipi from the curriculum. Sept. 12, 1990 3,207 watch first soccer match at new Obziler captures the National Clay Court June 1, 2002 Women's sailing squad captures the ICSA Na- stadium. ODU and W&M tie, 1-1. title in Baltimore, Maryland. tional Championship in Honolulu, HI. Nov. 23, 1990 Field Hockey defeats North Carolina, 5- Dec. 10, 1995 Samantha Salvia, senior field hockey Oct. 25, 2002 The Ted Constant Convocation Center opens. 0 to win fifth NCAA Championship. player, becomes the university’s first Nov. 10, 2002 Anna Tunnicliffe win the ICSA Singlehanded June 9, 1990 Sailors win ICYRA Team Race Title in Rhodes Scholar. National Championship in Houston, TX. It is Boston. Terry Hutchinson named Na- Dec. 12, 1995 Tzipi Obziler is ranked number one in the ODU's 13th National Championship in that tional Sailor of the Year (2nd straight nation by the ITA. sport. year). Old Dominion awarded its sec- Feb. 5, 1996 Lady Monarchs return to the nation’s top Nov. 23, 2002 Men's Soccer beats Richmond, 3-0 to win the ond straight Fowle Trophy as the top ten for the first time since 1985, with a #10 school's first ever NCAA DIV. I Men's soccer collegiate program. ranking in the AP and USA Today polls. tournament first round game. Mar. 11, 1996 The Lady Monarch basketball squad is Dec. 9, 2002 Tiffany Snow becomes the sixth ODU field 1991-2000 ranked #6 in the final AP poll, and 10th in hockey player to win the Honda Award March 27, 1991 Oliver Purnell named Head Basketball the final USA Today poll. in that sport Coach. Mar. 18, 1996 The Lady Monarch basketball team de- April 22, 2003 Men's golf captures the school's first ever CAA May 22, 1991 Golfer Jon Hurst takes 6th in NCAA feats Toledo 72-66 to advance to the NCAA Championship in a one hole playoff with East Regional at Yale. Sweet Sixteen. UNCW. and Geoffrey Harris win the June 1991 Chris Gatling becomes first Monarch Sept. 22, 1996 Field hockey ends UNC's 29-game win individual championship. basketball player drafted in first round streak with a 4-3 overtime victory at UNC. May 17, 2003 ODU’s men’s golf team places 15th at the of NBA draft. Nov. 23, 1996 Field hockey advances to NCAA Semifi- NCAA West Regionals. It was the school's first June 5, 1991 Jon Hurst becomes first ODU golfer to nals. ever NCAA Div. I tournament. reach NCAA Championships, in Nov. 24, 1996 Sailing captures ICYRA Collegiate Single- August, 2003 Pitcher Justin Verlander goes 5-1 for Team USA Monterey, California. handed National Championships in An- and helps earn a silver medal in the Pan Am Nov.7, 1991 Soccer defeats JMU for first CAA title. napolis, Md. and took 5th place at Sloop Games. Field Hockey wins second CAA title for Nationals. Oct. 7, 2003 Men’s Soccer ranked second nationally by SOC- ODU. Dec. 17, 1996 #4 ranked Lady Monarchs defeated #1 CER AMERICA Nov. 22, 1991 Field Hockey wins sixth NCAA national ranked Stanford 83-76 in Norfolk. Nov. 23, 2003 Anna Tunnicliffe becomes the first collegiate title. Defeated North Carolina, 2-0. Mar. 2, 1997 Lady Monarchs defeat East Carolina 83- sailor to win back to back ICSA women’s March 9, 1992 Men’s basketball wins CAA Title by 46 in Richmond for their sixth straight singlehanded national championships. Champi- beating JMU in the Richmond Coli- CAA basketball crown. onships were held in St. Petersburg, FL. seum. Mar. 3, 1997 Men's basketball captures CAA title with April 23, 2004 Nataly Cahana named CAA Women’s Tennis March 14, 1992 Women’s Basketball defeats East Caro- 62-58 overtime win against JMU. Player of the Year for the fourth straight year. lina for CAA Title at Old Dominion. Mar. 24, 1997 Lady Monarchs defeat #7 Florida 52-51 to May 30, 2004 Men’s tennis doubles players Izak van der July 20, 1992 4,200 watch the USA Olympic Soccer advance to the NCAA Final Four for first Merwe and Zoltan Csanadi reach the semi- fi- team tie Bermuda, 1-1 at the soccer sta- time since 1985. nals of the NCAA National Championships dium. Head Coach Ralph Perez served Mar. 28, 1997 Lady Monarchs defeat #3 Stanford 83-82 evenutally losing to the 3rd seed team from as a special assistant for the USA, while in overtime to advance to NCAA champi- Georgia. Both became ODU’s first ITA All- Paul Caan and Neil Paynter played for onship game. American. Bermuda. Mar. 29, 1997 Ticha Penicheiro and Clarisse June 7, 2004 Baseball pitcher Justin Verlander becomes the Nov. 22, 1992 Field Hockey wins 7th NCAA title in Machanguana named Kodak All-Ameri- highest Monarch ever selected in the draft. He Richmond. Sailors win Sloop for its 8th cans. Wendy Larry named National Coach was the second overall pick of the first round by ICYRA National title in Honolulu, HI. of the Year by Sporting News, RCA, and Detroit. Mar. 13, 1993 Women’s basketball wins second con- US Basketball Writers Association. June 4, 2004 Steve Martin named new wrestling coach. secutive CAA Tournament with win Mar. 30, 1997 Lady Monarchs lose 68-59 to Tennessee in July 19, 2004 Jerry Meyers named new baseball coach. over William and Mary. NCAA Championship April 13, 1993 Old Dominion announces gender eq- Nov. 25, 1997 Mark Poag goes 9 for 9 in treys vs. VMI to

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