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Year-By-Year Results @Wmtribembb 6 WILLIAM & MARY MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS William & Mary game-by-game results for every 1911-12 2/3 at Richmond Blues W 59-13 season since 1906. W&M was a member of the Record: 2-5 2/5 at VMI L 18-45 Eastern Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Associa- EVIAA: 0-2 2/9 • RICHMOND W 38-33 tion (EVIAA) from 1911-20 and the Virginia Col- Home: 2-1/ Away: 0-4 / Neutral: 0-0 2/12 DELAWARE L 33-37 legiate Conference (VCC) from 1922-34. W&M 2/16 • at Richmond W 33-22 joined the Southern Conference in 1936 and was 12/11 FREDERICKSBURG W 50-5 2/19 • at Randolph-Macon W 24-22 a member of the league until 1977. From 1979 un- 1/6 MCV W 41-2 2/22 • HAMPDEN-SYDNEY W 41-30 til 1985 the College’s basketball team played as a 1/11 at Trinity L 16-53 2/25 • at Hampden-Sydney W 25-15 member of the ECAC South, which was a precur- 1/12 at North Carolina L 22-30 3/4 • RANDOLPH-MACON L 23-31 sor to the Colonial Athletic Association. W&M has 1/13 at Wake Forest L 4-32 been a member of CAA since the 1986 season. 2/3 • RANDOLPH-MACON L 13-26 1916-17 2/15 • at Randolph-Macon L 11-42 Record: 4-8 • Indicates conference games game. EVIAA: 1-5 1912-13 Home: 3-2 / Away: 1-6 / Neutral: 0-0 1905-06 Record: 8-1 Record: 3-2 EVIAA: 4-1 12/7 UNION SEMINARY W 30-12 vs. Hampton Industrial L 5-7 Home: 6-0 / Away: 2-1 / Neutral: 0-0 1/16 • at Hampden-Sydney L 16-39 vs. Hampton A.C. W 14-10 1/17 at Lynchburg AC W 45-15 3/9 at Virginia L 19-22 12/7 • RICHMOND W 34-15 1/18 at Roanoke L 8-54 vs. Hampton Industrial W 21-14 12/14 FREDERICKSBURG W 23-15 1/19 at Virginia Tech L 10-39 vs. Newport News YMCA W 22-19 12/21 at Richmond Howitzers W 26-18 2/7 • RICHMOND L 16-28 1/11 RICHMOND HOWITZERS W-ot 35-31 2/10 FAIRMONT AC W 37-23 1906-07 2/8 • RANDOLPH-MACON W 42-25 2/14 • at Randolph-Macon L 12-21 Record: 1-4 2/15 JOHN MARSHALL AC W 27-14 2/17 • HAMPDEN-SYDNEY L 23-35 vs. Hampton A.C. L 8-31 2/22 • HAMPDEN-SYDNEY W 43-14 2/21 • at Richmond L 17-37 vs. Newport News YMCA L 10-18 2/27 • at Randolph-Macon L 23-33 2/24 • RANDOLPH-MACON W 29-22 vs. Newport News YMCA L 10-18 2/28 • at Hampden-Sydney W 39-23 3/3 at Park Hill AC L 24-39 vs. Portsmouth YMCA L 13-49 vs. Richmond YMCA W 38-17 1913-14 1917-18 Record: 4-6 Record: 6-11 1907-08 EVIAA: 2-4 EVIAA: 3-3 Record: 1-4 Home: 3-4 / Away: 1-2 / Neutral: 0-0 Home: 4-3 / Away: 2-8 / Neutral: 0-0 1/10 VIRGINIA L 21-36 vs. Union Seminary L 19-26 12/8 UNION SEMINARY L 7-23 12/15 RICHMOND YMCA L 32-44 vs. Randolph-Macon W 34-22 1/10 RICHMOND HOWITZERS L 29-40 1/14 NORFOLK NAVAL BASE L 18-34 vs. Newport News YMCA L 19-65 2/5 VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN W 42-14 1/16 NEWPORT NEWS YMCA W 51-17 2/25 at Virginia L 8-30 2/7 RICHMOND BLUES W 99-0 1/19 at Norfolk Naval Base L 14-39 2/13 • at Hampden-Sydney W 38-28 1/26 at Newport News YMCA W 51-29 1908-09 2/14 • at Randolph-Macon L 11-23 2/2 PARK HILL AC L 19-35 Record: 7-3 2/18 • RICHMOND W 32-26 2/4 • at Randolph-Macon L 14-37 vs. Brambleton AC W 46-34 2/21 • RANDOLPH-MACON L 33-39 2/5 at Lynchburg AC L 20-53 1/16 at Virginia L 19-25 2/28 • HAMPDEN-SYDNEY L 27-34 2/6 at Washington & Lee L 25-27 vs. Newport News YMCA L 26-32 3/4 • at Richmond L 15-31 2/7 at VMI L 24-53 vs. Brambleton AC W 26-25 2/8 at Virginia Christian W 34-17 vs. Randolph-Macon W 34-24 1914-15 2/9 at Richmond YMCA L 21-63 2/15 vs. Virginia¹ L 28-32 Record: 5-8 2/13 • RICHMOND W 34-25 vs. Port Norfolk AC W 85-0 EVIAA: 3-3 2/16 • HAMPDEN-SYDNEY W 25-13 vs. Randolph-Macon W 49-16 Home: 4-2 / Away: 1-6 / Neutral: 0-0 2/19 • RANDOLPH-MACON W 37-22 vs. Newport News YMCA W 35-21 2/23 • at Hampden-Sydney L 15-27 vs. Hampton YMCA W 30-17 12/11 NEWPORT NEWS YMCA W 28-21 2/27 • at Richmond L 30-46 1-Richmond, Va. 12/19 at Richmond Blues L 16-37 1/9 58TH COMPANY COASTAL ARTILLERY W 55-18 1918-19 1909-10 1/12 USS UTAH L 30-45 Record: 3-6 Record: 1-3 1/16 at Norfolk YMCA L 25-65 EVIAA: 3-3 1/8 at Virginia L 6-36 2/5 • RANDOLPH-MACON L 26-40 Home: 1-2 / Away: 2-4 / Neutral: 0-0 vs. Fredericksburg W 20-17 2/13 • at Richmond L 17-22 vs. Randolph-Macon L 16-19 2/20 • at Randolph-Macon L 7-31 1/27 at VMI L 6-66 vs. Randolph-Macon L 28-38 2/24 at VMI L 13-24 1/28 at Washington & Lee L 9-67 2/25 at Staunton Military Academy L 16-35 1/29 at Roanoke L 6-87 1910-11 2/26 • at Hampden-Sydney W 40-23 2/1 • RANDOLPH-MACON L 12-35 Record: 3-1 3/3 • RICHMOND W 29-27 2/8 • at Richmond W 33-17 vs. Randolph-Macon W 25-16 3/6 • HAMPDEN-SYDNEY W 42-35 2/12 • at Hampden-Sydney W 17-16 vs. Randolph-Macon L 14-16 2/15 • RICHMOND W 20-19 vs. Hampden-Sydney W 24-20 1915-16 2/19 • at Randolph-Macon L 22-40 vs. Hampden-Sydney W 41-13 Record: 8-4 2/22 • HAMPDEN-SYDNEY L 17-33 EVIAA: 5-1 Home: 4-3 / Away: 4-1 / Neutral: 0-0 12/13 UNION SEMINARY L 35-38 1/18 RICHMOND HOWITZERS W 59-30 1/15 RICHMOND BLUES W 56-25 6 @WMTRIBEMBB WILLIAM & MARY MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1919-20 1923-24 2/16 at George Washington L 31-39 Record: 3-5 Record: 8-16 2/17 at Georgetown W 26-25 EVIAA: 2-4 VCC: 3-8 2/19 • GUILFORD W 24-23 Home: 2-3 / Away: 1-2 / Neutral: 0-0 Home: 6-4 / Away: 2-12 / Neutral: 0-0 2/26 • at Richmond L 23-30 3/3 • at Randolph-Macon L 23-27 1/12 CHURCH HILL AC L 24-49 12/11 FORT EUSTIS W 31-7 3/10 • RANDOLPH-MACON W 29-17 1/19 FORT MONROE W 37-27 12/14 NEWPORT NEWS YMCA W 29-15 2/7 • RANDOLPH-MACON L 38-50 12/18 MCV W 25-13 1926-27 2/11 • at Richmond W 22-20 1/12 • RANDOLPH-MACON W 47-15 Record: 7-8 2/14 • at Hampden-Sydney L 16-24 1/15 • WAKE FOREST L 28-30 VCC: 4-4 2/17 • HAMPDEN-SYDNEY W 32-23 1/19 UNION SEMINARY W 26-16 Home: 5-1 / Away: 2-7 / Neutral: 0-0 2/21 • RICHMOND L-2ot 39-42 1/26 RICHMOND BLUES L-ot 38-43 2/28 • at Randolph-Macon L 14-41 1/28 • RICHMOND W 25-21 12/18 MCV W 18-12 1/31 VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB L 24-25 1/8 • at Lynchburg L 19-22 1920-21 2/4 at Virginia L 20-32 1/10 at Washington & Lee L 25-34 Record: 8-3 2/5 at VMI L 20-38 1/11 • at Roanoke L 25-32 Home: 3-0 / Away: 5-3 / Neutral: 0-0 2/6 at Washington & Lee L 16-39 1/15 • at Randolph-Macon W 25-20 2/7 at Virginia Tech L 29-30 1/18 • at Richmond L 18-20 12/18 at Hampton American Legion W 41-22 2/8 • at Roanoke L 27-47 2/3 • LYNCHBURG W 26-18 1/8 at George Washington L 32-40 2/9 • at Lynchburg L 27-29 2/5 STEVENS TECH W 30-23 1/22 at Virginia L 15-46 2/11 at Norfolk Naval Base W 25-18 2/8 • EMORY & HENRY L 23-34 2/1 at Park View AC L 23-34 2/12 • at Wake Forest L 27-30 2/16 at George Washington L 14-22 2/2 at Newport News Shipyard W 25-18 2/13 • at Guilford L 31-35 2/17 at Georgetown L 17-40 2/5 RANDOLPH-MACON W 53-26 2/14 • at Elon W 25-10 2/18 at Catholic L 19-65 2/10 FORT EUSTIS W 41-17 2/15 at Greensboro YMCA L 30-39 2/19 at St.
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