“America’s Premier Division II Program” Eight NCAA Division II National Championships Ninth All-Time Winningest Program 1,367 Wins Five 30-Win Seasons 23 20-Win Seasons 24 Top 25 Final National Ranking 288 Weeks Ranked in Top 25

17 NCAA 19 NCAA Final Four Elite Eight Appearances Appearances

19 NCAA 31 NCAA Regional Tournament Championships Appearances

87 NCAA 112 NCAA Tournament Tournament Wins Games

13 Great Lakes Valley Conference Championships Four GLVC Tournament Championships Three National Players of the Year 17 First-team All-Americans Six National Coaches of the Year

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 1 Contents QUICK FACTS Location ...... 3000 Frederica Street GENERAL INFORMATION HISTORY Owensboro, Kentucky 42301 Population of City ...... 60,000 Quick Facts, Directory ...... 2 Seasons of Basketball Entering ...... 99th 3rd largest in Kentucky Owensboro Sportscenter ...... 51 First Season of Basketball ...... 1907 College Founded .. 1858 in Millersburg, Kentucky The Student-Athlete ...... 52 All-Time Record ...... 1367-717-1 Church Affiliation ...... United Methodist Athletic Staff ...... 53 NCAA Championships ...... 8 Enrollment ...... 956 Kentucky Wesleyan College ...... 54 Years in NCAA Tournament ...... 31 Nickname ...... Panthers GLVC Championships ...... 14 Colors ...... Purple and White 2008-09 PANTHERS GLVC Tournament Championships ...... 4 Conference ...... Great Lakes Valley Schedule ...... 3 Top 25 Final National Ranking ...... 24 Region ...... Great Lakes Preview ...... 4 First Team All-Americans ...... 17 Affiliation ...... NCAA Division II Alphabetical and Numerical Rosters ...... 5 National Coaches of the Year ...... 6 Home Court ..... Owensboro Sportscenter (5,002) Head Coach ...... 6-7 President ...... Dr. Cheryl King Assistants Derrick Tilmon / Kyle Hankins .. 9 MEMO TO THE MEDIA NCAA Faculty Representative ...... Marisue Coy Melvin Beasley ...... 10 For working credentials, radio-television Director of Athletics ...... Gary Gallup Jay Ivey ...... 11 broadcast information, interviews, statistics, Associate Athletics Director ...... Glenn Young Clarence Juillet ...... 12 game notes, photos, media guides or other Administrative Assistant ...... Jean Saalwaechter Nathan Ross ...... 13 information on Kentucky Wesleyan, contact: Sports Information Director ...... Roy Pickerill T. J. Smith ...... 14 Roy Pickerill, SID, at 270-852-3347 or by e- Head Trainer ...... Bridget Muniz Lorenzo Taylor ...... 15 mail [email protected]. Chris Williams ...... 16 Head Basketball Coach ...... Todd Lee Maros Zuffa ...... 17 WWW.KWC.EDU/ATHLETIC Alma Mater ...... South Dakota ’86 Trey Harris / Desmond Stephens ...... 18 Information on the Panthers may be found Record at KWC ...... 44-41, 3 years Andree’ Wilson ...... 19 on the world wide web at Career Record ...... 44-41, 3 years Assistant Coach ...... Derrick Tilmon www.kwc.edu/athletic All KWC releases, Assistant Coach ...... Kyle Hankins 2007-08 SEASON IN REVIEW rosters, schedules, statistics and results, Statistics and Results ...... 20-21 and media guides, are posted on KWC’s 2008 GLVC Record ...... 14-5, t-1st East Div. official website. 2008 Record ...... 24-8, NCAA Reg. 1st Rd. CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION Letterwinners Return/Lost ...... 7/3 All-Time NCAA Tournament Records ...... 22 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN ON Starters Return/Lost ...... 3/2 NCAA National Champions ...... 23-26 RADIO Redshirts ...... 1 NCAA Final Four Teams ...... 27-29 WBIO FM 94.7 will broadcast Kentucky Newcomers ...... 3 All-Time NCAA Champions ...... 29 Wesleyan basketball games for the eighth National Players of the Year ...... 30 consecutive year. Joel Utley will be in his DIRECTORY (Area Code 270) Retired Jerseys ...... 31 48th season as the “Voice of the Panthers.” Head Basketball Coach Todd Lee ...... 852-3339 (O) All-Americans ...... 32 Panthers in the Pros ...... 33 The broadcast begins with the pregame Sports Information Director National Honors and Awards ...... 34-36 show 15 minutes before tip-off and Roy Pickerill ...... 852-3347(O) concludes with the postgame show with [email protected] (e-mail) RECORDS head coach Todd Lee. The games can also be 926-3898 (H) Game, Season, Career, NCAA ...... 37 heard via Kentucky Wesleyan’s website Career, Season and Game Bests ...... 38-39 www.kwc.edu/athletic/audio.htm from any Athletics Department ...... 852-3330 All-Time National Rankings ...... 40 place in the world. College Switchboard ...... 926-3111 Fax...... 852-3356 KWC in the NCAA Tournament ...... 41 Court Phone ...... 316-8838 Year-by-Year Records ...... 42 The Todd Lee Call-In Show can be heard live Ticket Office ...... 852-3335 All-Time Scores 1908-2008, on Monday nights from 6-7 p.m. CT during Web Site ...... www.kwc.edu/athletic Coaching Records ...... 43-47 the season on WBIO FM 94.7 with host Joel Series Records 1920-2008 ...... 48-49 Utley at Pizza Hut. KENTUCKY WESLEYAN All-Time Roster 1920-2008 ...... 50 BASKETBALL GUIDE CREDITS “Best in the Nation” The 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Guide was edited and designed by Roy Pickerill. 1988-89-90-91-92-94-96-99-01-02-06 Cover design by Bryan Leazenby, On-Site Images. Photography by Bryan Leazenby, Allan Lake, The Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Guide has Charles Mahlinger, Dennis Burling, Joyce Ann Evans, Jamie Rhodes, Brian Tirpak, Owensboro been judged “Best in the Nation” by the College Messenger-Inquirer , Michigan Tech University Sports Information Office, and Abrams Sports Information Directors of America Photography. Special thanks to Progress Commercial Printing and Graphics Co. for assisting (CoSIDA) 11 times. with this publication. Published by the Kentucky Wesleyan College Sports Information Office.

2 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 2008-09 Schedule Date Day Opponent Site Time

Oct. 30 Thu Georgetown (Exhibition) Sportscenter 7:00 Nov. 3 Mon Pikeville (Exhibition) Jones Gymnasium 7:00 Nov. 7 Fri at South Carolina (Exhibition) Columbia, SC 6:00 Nov. 18 Tue Goshen Sportscenter 7:00 Nov. 22 Sat Tiffin Sportscenter 7:00 Nov. 24 Mon Glenville State Sportscenter 7:00 Owensboro Classic Nov. 28 Fri Saint Francis Sportscenter 6:00 Nov. 29 Sat Union Sportscenter 8:00 # # # Nov. 30 Sun King Sportscenter 3:30 Dec. 4 Thu at Wisconsin-Parkside * Kenosha, Wis. 7:30 Dec. 6 Sat at Saint Joseph’s * Rensselaer, Ind. 3:15 Dec. 13 Sat Asbury Sportscenter 7:30 Dec. 19 Fri Cardinal Stritch Sportscenter 7:00 Jan. 2 Fri Indianapolis * Sportscenter 7:30 Jan. 4 Sun Northern Kentucky * Sportscenter 3;15 Jan. 8 Thu at Bellarmine * Louisville, Ky. 7:00 Jan. 15 Thu at Southern Indiana * Evansville, Ind. 7:30 Jan. 18 Sun Missouri-St. Louis * Sportscenter 3:15 Jan. 22 Thu Rockhurst * Sportscenter 7:30 Jan. 24 Sat Drury * Sportscenter 3:15 Jan. 29 Thu at Missouri S&T * Rolla, Mo. 7:30 Jan. 31 Sat at Quincy * Quincy, Ill. 3:15 Feb. 5 Thu Lewis * Sportscenter 7:30 Feb. 7 Sat Wisconsin-Parkside * Sportscenter 3:15 Feb. 12 Thu Bellarmine * Sportscenter 7:30 Feb. 14 Sat at Northern Kentucky * Highland Heights, Ky. 2:15 Feb. 19 Thu at Indianapolis * Indianapolis, Ind. 6:30 Feb. 21 Sat at Lewis * Romeoville, Ill. 3:15 Feb. 25 Wed Lake Erie Sportscenter 7:00 Feb. 28 Sat Saint Joseph’s * Sportscenter 3:15 Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament Mar. 6 Fri Quarterfinals Campus site TBA Mar. 7 Sat Semifinals Campus site TBA Mar. 8 Sun Championship Campus site TBA NCAA Division II Midwest Region Championship Mar. 14 Sat Quarterfinals Campus site TBA Mar. 15 Sun Semifinals Campus site TBA Mar. 16 Tue Championship Campus site TBA NCAA Division II Elite Eight National Championship Mar. 25 Wed Quarterfinals Springfield, Mass. TBA Mar. 26 Thu Semifinals Springfield, Mass. TBA Mar. 28 Sat Championship Springfield, Mass. Noon

Home games in bold, all times Central. + Great Lakes Valley Conference games. 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 3 2008-09 Preview The Panthers return eight letterwinners including three starters from last season’s 24-8 2008-09 Squad Breakdown squad that tied for the Great Lakes Valley Conference East Division title, received a Top 25 Starters returning (3): GP-GS PPG RPG APG ranking, and earned a national record breaking T. J. Smith (G, 6-2, 175, Sr.) 32-32 13.6 4.3 6.9 34th trip to the NCAA tournament. Fourth-year Lorenzo Taylor (F, 6-6, 195, Sr.) 32-30 7.4 5.0 0.6 head coach Todd Lee received the 2008 Great Maros Zuffa (G, 6-4, 180, Jr.) 32-28 6.1 2.7 2.0 Lakes Valley Conference Coach of the Year award for producing his best season at Kentucky Starters lost (2): GP-GS PPG RPG APG Wesleyan. Jeff Fahnbulleh (C, 6-6, 270) 29-25 19.1 12.1 1.0 Panthers to play 22 Midwest Region games Rodney Edgerson (F, 6-5, 195) 29-27 18.2 3.1 1.7 plus the inaugural Owensboro Classic The 27-game schedule features 18 contests Lettermen return (4) GP-GS PPG RPG APG at the Owensboro Sportscenter including the Melvin Beasley (F, 6-4, 185, Sr) 32-1 6.1 2.3 0.9 inaugural Owensboro Classic plus 22 Midwest Clarence Juillet (C, 6-6, 245, Sr) 24-0 2.5 1.8 0.3 Region games (formerly Great Lakes). Jay Ivey (C, 6-7, 230, So) 26-5 2.3 1.9 0.4 First-time foes include Division II members Chris Williams (F, 6-5, 200, So) 25-0 2.2 1.4 0.3 King College from Bristol, Tenn.; and Lake Erie College from Painesville, Ohio; along with NAIA Lettermen lost (3) GP-GS PPG RPG APG schools Cardinal Stritch University from Yannick Murry (G, 6-3, 170) 29-9 4.0 2.2 1.4 Milwaukee, Wis.; and University of St. Francis from Fort Wayne, Ind. Redshirts (1) PPG^ RPG^ APG^ Returning to the Panthers non-conference Nathan Ross (G, 6-1, 170, Fr) 19.8 7.6 3.1 slate after a 58-year absence is Asbury, plus ^ 2006 high school stats recent opponents Glenville State, Goshen, Tiffin, and Union. Newcomers (3) PPG RPG APG The inaugural Owensboro Classic, co-hosted Andree' Wilson (F, 6-5, 210, Jr) 13.3 7.8 2.0 with Brescia at the Sportscenter, will have St. Trey Harris (G, 6-0, 175, Sr) 3.2 0.7 1.3 Francis and Union participating. Desmond Stephens (G, 5-9, 150, Sr) 2.4 0.8 1.7 Under a new NCAA regionalization scheduling initiative, Division II schools may count schools that touch their state as in-region games. Seven states border Kentucky – Illinois, Indiana, PRESEASON RANKINGS Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia and West Basketball Times 15. North Alabama The Sporting News Virginia. Glenville State, King and Lake Erie add to 1. South Carolina-Aiken 16. Gannon 1. South Carolina-Aiken the Panthers needs along with Great Lakes Valley 2. Findlay 17. Drury 2. Findlay Conference. 3. Gannon 18. Mount Olive 3. Gannon The GLVC Tournament will be played on 4. Bentley 19. Christian Brothers 4. Bentley March 6-8 at the home site of the league’s top 5. Augusta State 20. Catawba 5. Augusta State 6. Southwest Baptist 21. Pittsburgh-Johnstown 6. Southwest Baptist seed . Five league foes participated in the NCAA 7. Central Washington 22. Clayton State 7. Central Washington Tournament in 2008. 8. Grand Valley State 23. Grand Valley State 8. Grand Valley State T. J. Smith receives All-America recognition 9. Florida Southern 24. Brigham Young-Hawaii 9. Florida Southern Senior guard T. J. Smith received honorable 10. LIU-C. W. Post 25. Philadelphia 10. LIU-C. W. Post mention All-America recognition by The Sporting 11. Minnesota State- News in their preseason basketball publication. Mankato NABC Great Lakes Valley The 6-foot-2, 175-pounder from Gardenia, Calif., 12. Central Oklahoma 1. Findlay Conference finished seventh in NCAA assists with 6.9 per 13. Northern Kentucky 2. South Carolina-Aiken East Division game last season. He was the Panthers third 14. Northern State 3. Bentley 1. Kentucky Wesleyan 15. Pittsburgh-Johnstown 4. Florida Southern 2. Northern Kentucky leading scorer with 13.6 points per contest and 16. Winona State 5. Augusta State 3. Lewis led the squad with 72 steals in starting all 32 17. Northwest Missouri State 6. Northern Kentucky 4. Bellarmine games. Smith earned third-team All-Great Lakes 18. Philadelphia 7. Central Oklahoma 5. Saint Joseph's Valley Conference status by the league coaches in 19. Lenior Rhyne 8. Minnesota State 6. Wisconsin-Parkside 2008. 20. Clayton State 9. Winona State 7. Bellarmine KWC selected to finish first in GLVC East 10. Gannon Division Division II Bulletin 11. Grand Valley State West Division Kentucky Wesleyan has been selected as the 1. Findlay 12. Southwest Baptist 1. Drury favorites to claim the East Divisional crowns in 2. Florida Southern 13. Central Washington 2. Southern Indiana 3. Bentley 14. LIU-C.W. Post 3. Quincy the 2008-09 Great Lakes Valley Conference 4. Northern Kentucky 15. North Alabama 4. Missouri-St. Louis Men’s Basketball Preseason Coaches Poll. 5. USC-Aiken 16. Northwest Missouri State 5. Rockhurst The Panthers edged Northern Kentucky and 6. Minnesota State 17. Lenoir-Rhyne 6. Missouri S&T Lewis to receive the nod as the favorite in the 7. Central Oklahoma 18. Drury East. KWC was one of three teams in the East to 8. Winona State 19. Tarleton State receive first-place votes while collecting 32 total 9. Northwest Missouri State 20. Cal State-San Bernardino points to lead the pack. 10. Augusta State 21. Mount Olive The GLVC Championship, featuring the 11. Southwest Baptist 22. Kentucky Wesleyan league’s top eight teams, will be hosted on March 12. LIU-C.W. Post 23. Brigham Young-Hawaii 13. Central Washington 24. Fort Lewis 6-8 at the home site of the league’s top seed. 14. Lenoir-Rhyne 25. Pittsburgh-Johnstown

4 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 2008-09 Roster

NUMERICAL

No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr-Exp Hometown / High School (College) 1 1 Melvin Beasley F 6-4 185 Sr-1L Louisville, KY / Iroquois (McHenry County College) Melvin Beasley 2 Nathan Ross G 6-1 170 Fr-RS Morgantown, KY / Butler County 3 Trey Harris G 6-0 175 Sr-Tr Colorado Springs, CO / Mitchell (University of California-Irvine) 4 T. J. Smith G 6-2 175 Sr-1L Rialto, CA / Miller (Chaffey College) 5 Lorenzo Taylor F 6-6 195 Sr-1L Alton, IL / Alton (Western Illinois University) 15 Desmond Stephens G 5-9 150 Sr-Tr Bloomington, IN / South ( State University) 20 Maros Zuffa G 6-4 180 Jr-1L Bratislava, Slovakia/Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Southern Mississippi) 44 31 Andree’ Wilson F 6-5 210 Jr-JC Spanish Town, Jamaica / Jonathan Grant (Southeastern Ill. JC) Jay Ivey 33 Chris Williams F 6-5 200 So-1L Versailles, KY/Woodford County (Air Force Academy Prep) 43 Clarence Juillet C 6-6 245 Sr-1L Paris, / (College of the Sequoias) 44 Jay Ivey C 6-7 230 So-1L Owensboro, KY/Owensboro Catholic (Middle Tennessee State) ALPHABETICAL

No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr-Exp Hometown/High School (Transfer) 1 Melvin Beasley F 6-4 185 Sr-1L Louisville, KY / Iroquois (McHenry County College) 3 3 Trey Harris G 6-0 175 Sr-Tr Colorado Springs, CO / Mitchell (University of California-Irvine) Trey Harris 44 Jay Ivey C 6-7 230 So-1L Owensboro, KY/Owensboro Catholic (Middle Tennessee State) 43 Clarence Juillet C 6-6 245 Sr-1L Paris, France/ (College of the Sequoias) 2 Nathan Ross G 6-1 170 Fr-RS Morgantown, KY / Butler County 4 T. J. Smith G 6-2 175 Sr-1L Rialto, CA / Miller (Chaffey College) 15 Desmond Stephens G 5-9 150 Sr-Tr Bloomington, IN / South (Utah State University) 5 Lorenzo Taylor F 6-6 195 Sr-1L Alton, IL / Alton (Western Illinois University) 33 Chris Williams F 6-5 200 So-1L Versailles, KY/Woodford County (Air Force Academy Prep) 31 Andree’ Wilson F 6-5 210 Jr-JC Spanish Town, Jamaica / Jonathan Grant (Southeastern Ill. JC) 43 20 Maros Zuffa G 6-4 180 Jr-1L Bratislava, Slovakia/Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Southern Clarience Juliet Mississippi)

Head Coach: Todd Lee Assistant Coach: Derrick Tilmon Assistant Coach: Kyle Hankins

2 Nathan Ross

4 15 5 33 31 20 T. J. Smith Desmond Stephens Lorenzo Taylor Chris Williams Andree’ Wilson Maros Zuffa 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 5 Todd Lee HEAD BASKETBALL COACH (University of South Dakota ’86) Appointment: May 19, 2005 2008 Great Lakes Valley Conference Coach of Year 2008 Division II Bulletin Coach of the Month - January

Todd Lee enters his fourth season as head Lee’s first roster in 2005-06 was thin after basketball coach at Kentucky Wesleyan the Panthers received NCAA restrictions College. prior to his arrival in Owensboro. He played most of the schedule with just four He became the Panthers 21st head coach in scholarship players. They posted a 7-19 the 99-year basketball history on May 19, overall record and a sixth place finish in the 2005. East Division of the Great Lakes Valley THE LEE FILE The 2008 Great “This is an unbelievable Conference at 4-15. Lakes Valley opportunity. Kentucky Wesleyan KWC lost seven Personal Conference Coach of College has a national Birthdate: February 20, 1964 contests by five or less the Year produced Hometown: Huron, South Dakota championship tradition and the with very limited talent. High School: Huron his best season at strong national reputation of the KWC with a 24-8 College: University of South Dakota, BA, Great Lakes Valley Conference is His coaching career 1986 record, a tie for the spans 20 seasons Azusa Pacific University, MS, outstanding. It is a privilege and GLVC East Division including 12 at Division 2003 title, a Top 25 honor to coach at a great school Family: Wife – Kim; Children – Carson, I, four at Division II, two Jackson, Peyton ranking, and a with high academic standards in the pros and two at national record and basketball heritage.” the junior college level. Coaching Career breaking 34th trip to 1987-89 Southwestern (Jr.) College the NCAA Lee, 43, came to Assistant Coach tournament. Kentucky Wesleyan after spending eight 1989-92 University of San Diego Assistant Coach His win totals have jumped from seven in 1992-94 Rapid City Thrillers (CBA) 2006 to 13 in 2007 and 24 in 2008. Lee also Assistant Coach 1994-97 Cal State-Bakersfield improved his league wins from four in 2006 Assistant Coach to 14 in 2008. 1997-01 Cal-Irvine Assistant Coach KWC was the NCAA’s 25th most improved 2001-05 Cal-Irvine squad team in 2006-07 after compiling a 13- Associate Head Coach 14 record, marking an NCAA plus-six margin 2006- Kentucky Wesleyan from the previous season, and a seventh Head Coach place finish in the East Division of the Great Career Highlights Lakes Valley Conference at 6-13. 1997 NCAA Division II National Champions Highlights from his second season includes 1996, 1997 NCAA West Region his first win over a nationally ranked squad Champions when the Panthers defeated No. 24 Drury 1996, 1997 California Collegiate 62-53 and twice coming from 15- Athletic Conference deficits in the second half at Division I Champions 2001, 2002 NIT participants Western Kentucky to cut their lead to two 2001, 2002 Big West Conference (52-50) with 7:51 left, and to three (70-67) Champions with 50 seconds remaining before falling 74- 2008 NCAA Participant 67.

6 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball seasons as an assistant coach at UC-Irvine . (1989-92) under Hank Egan, an assistant including his last four as associate head coach with the NBA’s . coach and his 11th overall working with While serving as an assistant coach at Rapid head coach . City, Lee organized and coached the first Lee, who began his coaching career as an CBA or NBA professional basketball team to assistant at Southwestern (Jr,) College in The native of Huron, South Dakota also tour China and compete against the Chinese Chula Vista, Calif., earned his master’s served three years on Douglass’ staff at National Army, with his squad posting a degree in education from Azusa Pacific Division II powerhouse California State perfect 5-0 record in September, 1992. He University in 2003. He received his University at Bakersfield. The Roadrunners also served as an assistant coach for the bachelor’s degree from the University of compiled a 75-16 record, made three trips CBA Western Conference All-Stars both South Dakota in 1986. to the NCAA, won two West Region titles seasons at Rapid City. enroute to the Elite Eight and captured the He and his wife, Kim, a native of Evansville, 1997 NCAA Division II national Prior to coaching in the CBA, Lee was an Ind., have three sons, Carson, Jackson and championship with a 29-4 record. assistant at the University of San Diego Peyton TODD LEE COACHING CAREER Southwestern (Jr.) College Year W-L Pct 1987-88 n/a n/a 1988-89 n/a n/a University of San Diego Overall NCAA/NIT Year W-L Pct W-L Place Tournament Tournament 1989-90 16-12 .571 9-5 3rd Quarterfinalist - 1990-91 17-12 .586 8-6 3rd Semifinalist - 1991-92 14-14 .500 6-8 5th Quarterfinalist - Rapid City Thrillers [CBA] Year W-L Pct Note 1992-93 44-12 .786 Best regular season record 1993-94 37-19 .661 Best regular season record Cal State-Bakersfield Overall California Collegiate NCAA Division II Year W-L Pct W-L Place Tournament 1994-95 20-8 .714 7-5 3rd West Region 1st Round 1995-96 26-4 .867 10-2 1st West Region Champions, Elite Eight 1996-97 29-4 .879 11-1 1st National Champions Cal-Irvine Overall Big West Conference NCAA/NIT During his tenure at UC Irvine, the Anteaters Year W-L Pct W-L Place Tournament Tournament won 122 games including 93 in the past five 1997-98 9-18 .333 6-10 3rd Quarterfinalist - seasons. They posted three consecutive 20- 1998-99 6-20 .231 2-14 6th -- 1999-00 14-14 .500 7-9 3rd Quarterfinalist - win seasons (2001, 2002 and 2003), won 2000-01 25-5 .833 15-1 1st Semifinalist NIT First Round two consecutive regular-season Big West 2001-02 21-11 .656 13-5 t-1st Semifinalist NIT First Round Conference titles (2001 & 2002, the school’s 2002-03 20-9 .690 13-5 2nd Semifinalist - first) and twice secured spots in the National 2003-04 11-17 .393 6-12 t-8th -- Invitation Tournament in 2001 and 2002. 2004-05 16-13 .552 8-10 5th Quarterfinalist -

Lee previously was an assistant coach for two Kentucky Wesleyan College seasons with the Rapid City (SD) Thrillers of Overall Great Lakes Valley Conference NCAA the Continental Basketball Association. Year W-L Pct W-L Place Tournament Tournament During those two years, the Thrillers posted 2005-06 7-19 .269 4-15 6th -- the CBA’s top records of 44-12 in 1993 and 2006-07 13-14 .481 6-13 7th -- 2007-08 24-8 .750 14-5 t-1st First Round First Round 37-19 in 1994 under head coach of the NBA’s

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 7 Thanks for Supporting Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball

8 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Derrick Tilmon ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH (Southern Illinois University ’00) Appointment: September 14, 2006

Derrick Tilmon enters his third season as Tilmon started his collegiate playing days as a assistant men’s basketball coach at Kentucky freshman at Hiawassee Junior College in Wesleyan College. Madisonville, Tenn. (1966-97) before completing his career at Div. I Southern Illinois University, Tilmon, 31, spent the 2005-06 season as an where he started at power forward and for assistant at NAIA Shorter College in Rome, Ga. three seasons (1997-2000). He helped the His coaching responsibilities also included Salukis to a 20-13 record and the second round monitoring academics progress, recruiting, of the NIT as senior in 2000 for former SIU and scouting, organizing travel, video exchange and now Illinois head coach Bruce Webber and and values. He told me because of those summer camps. finished 13th on all-time career blocked shot list strengths, he knows Derrick will be a very with 58 in 82 games played. successful coach.” Prior to Shorter, Tilmon played professionally for five years in Europe. He earned a Netherlands All- Lee added, “It says a lot to me that Coach Weber He graduated from Hiwassee with an associate of Star team membership and a finalist spot in the called and said the Derrick was one of his all-time arts degree in 1997 and Southern Illinois with a Netherlands championship series. favorite players to coach. He talked to me at great bachelor’s degree in health education in 2000. length about his strong character, his work ethic Tilmon and his wife, Nicole, have a son, Derrick Jr. Kyle Hankins ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH (Morehead State University ’06) Appointment: July 9, 2007

Kyle Hankins begins his second season as “Kyle is young but very passionate about learning assistant men’s basketball coach at Kentucky the game and coaching at this level. He will help Wesleyan College. our program in all aspects, especially with recruiting, scouting and player development.” Hankins, 25, spent the 2006-07 season as an assistant at in Owensboro. His Prior to coming to Owensboro, Hankins was the coaching responsibilities will include monitoring head coach of Club Indiana, an AAU team in academics progress, recruiting, scouting, Indianapolis for one season organizing travel, video exchange and summer camps. “I am very excited for the opportunity to join the Eagles 2003 Regular Kentucky Wesleyan College family,” Hankins Season Championship squad for head coach Kyle “We are very pleased to add Kyle to our coaching said. “To join Coach Lee and his staff is a Macy. In high school, he was a first-team all-state staff,” said Lee. “He played Division I basketball tremendous opportunity. I look forward in honoree and Indiana All-Star in 2001 for at Morehead State and having spent a year in helping the program return to their national Bloomington South High School. Owensboro at Brescia, he is very knowledgeable championship prominence.” about Kentucky Wesleyan and basketball in the The native of Bloomington, Ind., graduated with a state. Hankins played at Morehead State where he was bachelor’s degree in sports marketing and a four-year letterwinner and a member of the management in 2006 from Morehead State.

Patrick Sean James Arnold Maquire White MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER Pewee Valley, Ky., Louisville, Ky., Owensboro, Ky., South Oldham DeSales High School Owensboro High High School School

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 9 1 Melvin Beasley Forward 6-4 185 Senior Louisville, Kentucky

Full Name ...... Melvin Rodney Beasley, Jr. Parents ..... Melvin, Sr, and Joanne Beasley Nickname ...... None Brothers ...... None High School ...... Iroquois Sisters ...... Nikki, Melissa High School Coach ...... Jimmy Just College Major ...... Fitness and Junior College ...... McHenry County Sports Management Junior College Coach ...... Steve Ryan Career Objective ...... To play basketball Age ...... 22 professionally or become a sports agent Birthdate ...... February 26, 1986 Greatest Sports ...... Winning the Birthplace ...... Louisville, Kentucky Sixth Region title and going to the Playing Experience ...... One Letter state tournament as a junior

2007-08: Played in 32 games, started conference and all-region…helped McHenry throw line…scored in double-figures in one…averaged 6.1 points, 2.3 rebounds to a school record 26 wins…finished every game…collected career highs of 29 and 19.8 minutes…shot 46.5 percent from second in assists with 2.1 and steals with points and 18 rebounds…scored over 1,200 the field, 41.9 percent from three-point land 1.9 per contest…shot 74.7 percent from the points in three seasons…helped Iroquois to and 71.6 percent from the foul line…fourth free throw line and 24.1 percent from three- the 2003 State Sweet 16 Tournament and in three-pointers with 26 and blocked shots point territory. 2005: First in scoring with the Sixth Region title as a junior with a 25-9 with 11…had 30 assists and four 16.9 points per game and field goal record…averaged team-best 6.5 rebounds steals…scored in double-figures seven percentage at 59.7 as a freshman…second and a third-best 12.6 points per game as a times…led KWC in scoring with 17 at in rebounding with 5.5 caroms per junior…also first in field goal shooting at Wisconsin-Parkside plus handed out four contest…selected first-team all-conference 51.3 percent and blocks with 78…played in assists…led the Panthers in blocked shots and all-region…shot 71.9 percent from the 33 games and collected 46 steals and 24 six times…pulled down eight rebounds at charity stripe and 27.8 percent from beyond assists. Lewis…played 37 minutes against Quincy in the three-point arc. Two-year career: the first round of the Great Lakes Valley Amassed 1,166 points (19.4 ppg), 398 2007-08 Season/Career Highs Conference Tournament. rebounds (6.6 rpg), 106 assists, 90 steals, Points: 17 at Wisconsin-Parkside, 2-14-08 59.3 field goal percentage, 25.5 three-point Field Goals: 6 vs. Indiana-East, 11-17-07 JUNIOR COLLEGE: 2007: Finished his percentage and 73.5 free throw percentage 3 Field Goals: 3 three times Associate of Arts degree at McHenry County in 60 games played. Free Throws: 6 vs. Metro State, 11-3-07 College. 2006: Honorable mention All- Rebounds: 8 at Lewis, 2-16-08 America selection at McHenry County (Jr.) HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable mention all-state Assists: 4 at Wisconsin-Parkside, 2-14-08 College in Crystal Lake, Ill…led Fighting at Louisville Iroquois…twice named all- Blocks: 1 three times Scots in scoring with 21.9 points and district and all-region…led the Raiders with Steals: 2 vs. Boyce, 12-18-07 rebounding with 7.8 boards per game as a 19.8 points and 10.1 rebounds in 26 games Minutes: 37 vs. Quincy, 3-4-08 sophomore…first in field goal shooting at as a senior in 2004…shot 44.8 percent from 59.0 percent…named first-team all- the field and 70.2 percent from the free

MELVIN BEASLEY CAREER STATISTICS

Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 2007-08 32 1 634 19.8 60 129 465 26 62 419 48 67 716 73 2.3 30 27 11 4 61 0 194 6.1 Kentucky Wesleyan History Center jump circle from Winchester campus restored The center jump circle from the original basketball preserved to its original look in 1951 when KWC left floor from KWC’s former “Spencer Memorial Winchester, including a purple “W” outlined in white. Gymnasium,” built in January 1926 on the old The Panthers defeated Transylvania, 34-23, in the first Winchester campus, has been restored. It is located game at Spencer Gym on January 9, 1926 and went on on the wall next to the Boyd Cecil Ranch in the to a career home record of 124 wins and 77 losses for Winchester Center. The center jump circle has been a 63.5 winning percentage in 24 seasons (1926-51) .

10 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 44 Jay Ivey Center 6-7 230 Sophomore Owensboro, Kentucky

Full Name ...... John Woodford Ivey Parents ...... Jim and Linda Ivey Nickname ...... Jay Brothers ...... Bo, Hayden High School ...... Owensboro Catholic Sisters ...... Mary High School Coach ...... Mike Orr College Major .... Business Administration College ...... Middle Tennessee Career Objective ...... To become a State University successful family and business man College Coach ...... Kermit Davis, Jr. Greatest Sports ...... Serving as a ballboy Age ...... 20 for Coach Mojo Hollowell’s Birthdate ...... January 31, 1988 Football Aces at Owensboro Catholic Birthplace ...... Owensboro, Kentucky as a youngster and playing at the Playing Experience ...... One Letter Owensboro Sportscenter

PANTHER POINT: Father, Jim, was a four- HIGH SCHOOL: 2006 Lexington Herald- consecutive 9th District championships… year football letterwinner for two-time NCAA Leader and Louisville Courier-Journal first help set the school record for wins twice in Division II National Runner-Up Western team all-state selection… averaged 18.2 as many seasons (24 in 2005, 25 in Kentucky University as a …coached points, 9.1 rebounds, 3.1 blocks, and 1.8 2006)...three-year starter…three-year by his father on the Owensboro Catholic assists in 30 games and 29 starts during career totals include 1,134 points, 745 track team…brother, Bo, was a member of senior season…shot 67.3 percent from the rebounds and 277 blocks…holds the game, the track squad at Eastern Kentucky field and 70.4 percent from the free throw season and career record for blocks…also University for two seasons and was the state line…earned Owensboro Messenger- has the seasons record for best field goal high school pole vault runner-up. Inquirer and Kentucky Association of percentage… finished fourth in career Basketball Coaches Third Region Player of scoring…coached by Mike Orr…listed as 2007-08: Played in 26 games, starting the Year Awards…led the Aces to a 25-4 the sixth-rated prep prospect in the state of five…averaged 2.3 points, 1.9 rebounds record and the runner-up spot in the All “A” Kentucky by Rick Bolus, and was and 9.2 minutes…shot 57.5 percent from Classic as a senior…named to the Kentucky considered one of the Bluegrass State’s the field and 63.2 percent from the free All-Star basketball team that is annually most dominant interior players in throw line…KWC was 5-0 when he selected to play against the Indiana All- 2006...member of National Honor Society… started…scored in double figures twice… Stars…recorded single game career highs two-year track letterwinner. collected a double-double (pts-reb) with 11 of 29 points, 18 rebounds, 10 blocks, six points and 11 rebounds against Boyce…led assists and three steals…a 2006 2007-08 Season/Career Highs the Panthers in rebounding and blocked McDonald’s All-America nominee…two- Points: 11 vs. Boyce, 12-18-07 shots once…played 23 minutes at Missouri time honorable mention all-state as a Field Goals: 5 vs. Indiana-East, 11-17-07 S&T. sophomore and junior…averaged 13 points, 3 Field Goals: 1 vs. Ind. Wesleyan, 12-20-07 8.5 rebounds, and 3.4 blocks in 29 games Free Throws: 3 three times 2006-07: Transferred from Middle and 28 starts as a junior…named first-team Rebounds: 11 vs. Boyce, 12-18-07 Tennessee State University in December Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer All-Third Assists: 2 twice 2006 after his freshman fall semester…sat Region three straight seasons…selected to Blocks: 0 out as a redshirt…signed with the Blue KBCA first team All-Third Region team as a Steals: 1 six times Raiders in November 2006. junior and senior…three-time all-district Minutes: 23 vs. Missouri S&T 1-3-08 honoree…guided the Aces to three

JAY IVEY CAREER STATISTICS

Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 2007-08 26 5 239 9.2 23 40 575 13333 12 19 632 50 1.9 11 71640 1 59 2.3

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 11 43 Clarence Juillet Center 6-6 245 Senior Paris, France

Full Name ...... Clarence Joseph Juillet Parents ...... Alain and Dephine Juillet Nickname ...... Cla Cla Brothers ...... None High School ...... Evreux Ecole Technique Sisters ...... Grace, Maguy, Keissa Tressy, High School Coach ...... Chris Singleton Grace Junior College ...... College of Sequoias College Major ...... English Junior College Coach ...... Rusty Smith Career Objective ...... To play professionally Age ...... 25 followed by working as an ESPN reporter Birthdate ...... October 5, 1983 Greatest Sports ...... My first dunk on Birthplace ...... Congo someone at an outside playground Playing Experience ...... One Letter as a ninth grader

PANTHER POINT: First-ever Kentucky JUNIOR COLLEGE: Two-time first team All- conference and to the CVC All-Freshman Wesleyan basketball student-athlete from Central Valley Conference performer at the team. France…originally signed with Division I College of the Sequoias in Visalia, Calif. Southern Utah. 2006: Led the Giants in blocks with HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time Most Valuable 33…third-leading scorer with 8.9 points and Player of league at Evreux Ecole Technique. 2007-08: Played in 24 games…averaged rebounder with 5.3 boards per 2.5 points, 1.8 rebounds and 7.8 game…received all-conference recognition 2007-08 Season/Career Highs minutes…led KWC in field goal shooting …earned 28 starts as a sophomore…shot Points: 13 vs. Indiana-East, 11-17-07 with 68.4 percent...shot 45.0 percent from 57.2 percent from the field…collected 19 Field Goals: 5 vs. Indiana-East, 11-17-07 the foul line…fourth in blocked shots with steals and 11 assists…scored a season high 3 Field Goals: 0 10…collected 10 steals and had eight 18 points…helped Sequoias to a 24-11 Free Throws: 3 vs. Indiana-East, 11-17-07 assists…scored in double-figures once with record and the second round of the state Rebounds: 7 twice 13 against Indiana-East…led the Panthers playoffs…selected to CVC’s All-Defensive Assists: 2 twice in blocked shots six times…pulled down team. 2005: First in rebounds with 7.4 per Blocks: 3 vs. Boyce, 12-18-07 seven rebounds twice…recorded a personal game, field goal shooting at 60.2 percent Steals: 2 twice best three blocks versus Boyce…played 16 andsteals with 40 as a freshman…second in Minutes: 16 vs. Cal State-San Bernardino, minutes against Cal State-San Bernardino in scoring with 12.2 points and blocks with 11-2-07 the Disney Classic. 21…played all 27 games…named all-

CLARENCE JUILLET CAREER STATISTICS

Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 2007-08 24 0 188 7.8 26 38 684 00000 9 20 450 44 1.8 8 20 10 10 35 0 61 2.5

LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL ALL-TIME KENTUCKY WESLEYAN TEAM (November, 1999)

Player Pos. Hgt. Career Statistics Years Player Pos. Hgt. Career Statistics Years Kelly Coleman G 6-3 27.7 ppg 12.1 rpg 1958-60 Gary Auten G 5-8 17.4 ppg 4.3 rpg 1959-62 Corey Crowder F 6-5 19.3 ppg 6.8 rpg 1988-91 Rod Drake G 6-2 13.9 ppg 5.1 rpg 1981-84 Antonio Garcia C 6-8 16.1 ppg 14.2 rpg 1998-99 Dwight Higgs F 6-5 18.6 ppg 6.0 rpg 1981-84 Dallas Thornton F 6-4 17.5 ppg 8.1 rpg 1965-69 Sam Smith C 6-7 19.0 ppg 12.2 rpg 1966-67 G 6-4 16.9 ppg 9.4 rpg 1966-69 Mike Williams F 6-3 17.9 ppg 6.1 rpg 1971-73

12 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 2 Nathan Ross Guard 6-2 Freshman Morgantown, Kentucky

Full Name ...... Nathaniel Wayne Ross Brothers ...... Jonathan Zlater Nickname ...... Nate Sisters ...... None High School ...... Butler County College Major ...... Business Administration High School Coach ...... Rusty Ray Career Objective ...... Financial planner Age ...... 19 Greatest Sports ...... Scoring 20 points in Birthdate ...... December 28, 1988 fourth quarter of a game and hitting the Birthplace ...... Nashville, Tennessee game-winning three-pointer to win the Playing Experience ...... Redshirt district tournament. Parents ...... Eric Ross and Cindy Zlater

2007-08: Sat out the season as a redshirt. points, 7.6 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 2.5 National Honor Roll Society…also ran steals in 2007 as a senior…scored over track…won regional championship and HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time all-district 1,000 points…selected to all-region finished ninth in state championship in the honoree at Butler County…averaged 19.8 tournament team as a junior…member of 800 dash.

1957 1960 1966 1967 1968 NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Champions Champions Champions Champions Champions 1969 1971 1973 1982 1984 NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Champions Champions Champions Champions Champions 1985 1987 1989 1990 1992 NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Champions Champions Champions Champions Champions 1998 1999 2000 2001 NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA Regional Regional Regional Regional Champions Champions Champions Champions

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 13 4 T.J. Smith Guard 6-2 175 Senior Gardena, California

Full Name ...... Timothy L. Smith Birthdate ...... January 17, 1984 Nickname ...... T. J. Birthplace ...... Gardena, California High School ...... A. B. Miller Playing Experience ...... One Letter High School Coach ...... John Romeole Parents ...... Timothy and Thelma Smith Junior College ...... Chaffey College Brothers ...... Tremaille Junior College Coach ...... Jeff Klein Sisters ...... Tempestt, Tannisha Age ...... 23 College Major ...... Physical education

2007-08 Preseason Sporting News 12, 2008...set a KWC single record 17 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 3.5 steals per honorable mention All-America assists versus Boyce breaking the old game...shot 53.7 percent from the field, selection…has one semester remaining, record of 16 set by in 1985 42.2 percent from three-point territory and will start at the conclusion of the fall plus had 10 steals…led the Panthers in 71.9 percent from the free throw semester in December. assists 27 games…tops in steals 14 times line…scored over 25 points in 10 games and blocks 10 times…led KWC in scoring including three 30-point performances 2007-08: Seventh in NCAA assists with 6.9 four contests…collected three double- with 35 as his career high…also posted a per game (222) in starting all 32 doubles (pts-assts)…recorded two single game best 13 rebounds (twice), 10 games…tops in steals at 2.3 per outing double-doubles (pts-reb)… scored 31 assists and six steals …led the Panthers to (72)…second in blocked shots with points at Bellarmine…scored 20 or more a 28-6 record and the league title with a 19…third leading scorer with 13.6 points points twice…pulled 10 or more rebounds 13-1 record as a sophomore. 2005: per contest…third leading rebounder with twice…had three blocks at Northern averaged 11.6 points, 2.4 assists and 2.4 4.3 boards…first in minutes played with a Kentucky…played a season high 45 steals as a freshman…shot 55.2 percent 35.2 average (1126)…shot 50.8 percent minutes at Lewis. from the field…scored a season high 27 from the field, 29.0 percent from three- points…helped Chaffey to a 20-9 record point land and 72.5 percent from the foul 2006-07: Sat out season as a redshirt. and a third place finish in the league with a line…scored in double-figures 25 10-4 slate. times…produced two triple-doubles with JUNIOR COLLEGE: 2006 first team All- 10 points, 17 assists and 10 steals against California Community College and Foothill HIGH SCHOOL: Played at A. B. Miller High Boyce on Dec. 18, 2007 and then Conference co-Player of the Year at School in Fontana, Calif. collected 13 points, 10 rebounds and 13 Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga, assists versus Wisconsin-Parkside on Jan. Calif. 2006: averaged 19.2 points, 6.0

T.J. SMITH CAREER STATISTICS

Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 2007-08 32 32 1126 35.2 155 305 508 29 100 290 95 131 725 137 4.3 222 123 19 72 78 5 434 13.6

14 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 5 Lorenzo Taylor Forward 6-6 195 Senior Alton, Illinois

Full Name ...... Lorenzo Paul Taylor Parents ...... Reginald and Faye Taylor Nickname ...... Spider Brothers ...... None High School ...... Alton Sisters ...... Lisa High School Coach ...... Lee Major ...... Biology College ...... Western Illinois University Career Objective ...... Aquarium College Coach ...... Derek Thomas exhibit director Age ...... 21 Greatest Sports ...... Scoring the Birthdate ...... July 20, 1987 game-winning basketball to earn a Birthplace ...... Alton, Illinois trip to the Illinois High School State Playing Experience ...... One Letter Sweet 16 tournament.

2007-08: Led the Panthers with 24 posted career highs of 10 points, 11 Career Highs blocked shots…second leading rebounder rebounds and three blocks. 2005-06: Points: 23 vs. Montana State-Billings, with 5.0 boards per contest…fourth in Played in 25 games coming off the bench 11-4-07 scoring with 7.4…started 30 of 32 games as a freshman…averaged 1.6 points and Field Goals: 10 vs. Montana St.-Billings, played…averaged 22.5 minutes…shot 2.2 rebounds a contest…shot 42.1 11-4-07 59.7 percent from the field and 70.1 percent from the field…had season highs 3 Field Goals: 0 percent from the charity stripe…had 18 of 10 points, eight rebounds and five Free Throws: 5 at Wisconsin-Parkside, assists and 17 steals…led the Panthers in assists. 2-14-08 blocks 14 games and steals four Rebounds: 12 vs. Saint Joseph's, 2-9-08 times…scored in double-figures seven HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Alton Assists: 5 vs. Harris-Stowe, 11-18-05 times…recorded one double-double High School…led the Redbirds with 14.6 Blocks: 3 twice with14 points and 12 rebounds against points and 8.9 rebounds per game… Steals: 4 vs. Radford, 11-17-06 Saint Joseph’s…twice led KWC in received the 2005 Player of the Year Minutes: 34 twice rebounds…collected 23 points at Disney Award…guided Alton to a school-record West Classic against Montana State- 27 wins as a senior, and the Class AA 2007-08 Season Highs Billings…played 34 minutes at Lewis. regional and sectional titles as a Points: 23 vs. Montana State-Billings, senior…member of National Honor Roll 11-4-07 COLLEGE: Transferred from Western Society. Field Goals: 10 vs. Montana St.-Billings, Illinois University after his freshman and 11-4-07 sophomore years…played for Derek 3 Field Goals: 0 Thomas 2006-07: Led the Leathernecks in Free Throws: 5 at Wisconsin-Parkside, blocks with 25 as a sophomore…averaged 2-14-08 3.8 points, 3.7 rebounds and 18.1 minutes Rebounds: 12 vs. Saint Joseph's, 2-9-08 per game…played 30 games and earning Assists: 3 vs. Berea, 12-15-07 25 starts…shot 47.5 percent from the field Blocks: 2 six times and 51.5 percent from the free throw Steals: 3 vs. Oakland City, 11-20-07 line…had 21 steals and 12 rebounds… Minutes: 34 at Lewis, 2-16-08

LORENZO TAYLOR CAREER STATISTICS

Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 2005-06* 25 0 167 7.0 16 38 421 00 00 8 17 471 55 2.2 6 16 5321 1 40 1.6 2006-07* 30 25 542 18.1 48 101 475 00000 17 33 515 110 3.7 12 33 25 21 73 2 113 38 2007-08 32 30 720 22.5 95 159 597 02000 47 67 701 160 5.0 18 65 24 17 95 7 237 7.4

TOTALS 87 55 1429 16.4 159 298 534 02000 72 117 615 325 3.7 36 114 54 41 189 10 390 4.5

*at Western Illinois University

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 15 33 Chris Williams Forward 6-5 200 Sophomore Versailles, Kentucky

Full Name ...... Christopher Ross Williams Steve and Lynda Williams Nickname ...... Chris Brothers ...... Derek, Jason, Luke, Nick High School ...... Woodford County Sisters ...... Sasha High School Coach ...... Bob Gibson College Major ...... Business Administration Prep School ...... Air Force Academy Prep Career Objective ...... To coach basketball Prep School Coach ...... Bob Cavera at the Division I level Age ...... 21 Greatest Sports ...... Averaging 20 points, Birthdate ...... October 22, 1987 nine rebounds and three assists as a Birthplace ...... Lexington, Kentucky senior and making it to the Playing Experience ...... One Letter 11th Region semifinals Parents ...... Lonnie and Carol Brown;

PANTHER POINT: Sister, Sasha, is the and 2.1 assists…coached by Bob 9.3 rebounds and 3.1 assists…sophomore Premium Service Manager with NBA’s Cavera…Cadets competed against junior season averaged 14.5 points, 9.5 rebounds . colleges from the Mountain and West and 2.2 assists. regions. 2007-08: Played in 25 games…averaged 2.2 2007-08 Season/Career Highs points, 1.4 rebounds and 6.0 minutes…shot HIGH SCHOOL: 2006 second-team all-state Points: 9 twice 47.6 percent from the field, 37.0 percent from selection at Woodford County… averaged Field Goals: 3 three times three-point territory and 100 percent from the 20.5 points, 9.7 and 2.5 assists as a 3 Field Goals: 3 vs. Montana St.-Billings, free throw line…had seven assists and three a senior…led the Yellowjackets to the 41st 11-4-07 steals…scored nine points twice…grabbed District title and a trip to the 11th Regional Free Throws: 2 twice seven rebounds in 22 minutes against Boyce. semifinals with a 19-12 record…collected Rebounds: 7 vs. Boyce, 12-18-07 1,534 points and 781 rebounds in three Assists: 2 vs. Montana State-Billings, PREP SCHOOL 2006-07: Played one season seasons…first player in school history to 11-4-07 at the United State Air Force Academy Prep score over 1,000 points and pull down 500 Blocks: 0 School near Colorado Springs, rebounds…2005 Honorable mention all- Steals: 1 three times Colo…averaged 9.2 points, 5.1 rebounds state his junior year…averaged 20.3 points, Minutes: 22 vs. Boyce, 12-18-07

CHRIS WILLIAMS CAREER STATISTICS

Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 2007-08 25 0 151 6.0 20 42 476 10 27 370 44100 35 1.4 7 11 0310 0 54 2.2

1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Intercollegiate Intercollegiate Intercollegiate Intercollegiate Intercollegiate Athletic Athletic Athletic Athletic Athletic Conference Conference Conference Conference Conference Champions Champions Champions Champions Champions

16 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 20 Maros Zuffa Guard 6-5 180 Junior Bratavisa, Slovakia

Full Name ...... Maros Zuffa Playing Experience ...... One Letter Nickname ...... None Parents ...... Juraj and Judita Zuffa High School ...... Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Brothers ...... None High School Coach ...... Tom Rose Sisters ...... Kamila College University of Southern Mississippi College Major .... Business Administration College Coach ...... Larry Eutaschy Career Objective .... To play professionally Age ...... 21 and become a successful business man Birthdate ...... January 9, 1987 Greatest Sports ...... My first basket when Birthplace ...... Bratavisa, Slovakia I started playing the sport

PANTHER POINT: First-ever Kentucky high 17 points with five three-pointers at rebounds 2.5 assists and 2.0 steals as a Wesleyan basketball student-athlete from Wisconsin-Parkside...grabbed six senior…guided his team to a 24-5 record Slovakia… played for the Slovakia Under- rebounds twice…collected four steals at and a second straight MIAA Conference 20 squad in the European Division Missouri-St. Louis…played 39 minutes at championship…named team’s Most Championship at Warsaw, Poland this past Lewis. Valuable Player…competed in the Charm July...averaged 12.4 points, 4.3 rebounds, City Challenge All-Star game. 2005: 1.7 assists and 1.6 steals and 25.4 2006-07: Transferred from the University Averaged 13.2 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.0 minutes in seven contests…scored a of Southern Mississippi after his freshman assists and 2.1 steals…helped the tournament high 30 points against season…played for Larry Eutaschy… Cougars to a 22-6 record and a MIAA Finland…recruited by Rhode Island, averaged 1.3 points, 1.2 rebounds and 8.3 league title. Oregon State and Southern Mississippi. minutes in 11 games in 2007. 2007-08 Season/Career Highs 2007-08: Started 28 of 32 games HIGH SCHOOL: Played his junior and Points: 17 at Wisconsin-Parkside, 2-14-08 played…averaged 6.1 points, 2.7 senior seasons at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Field Goals: 6 at Wisconsin-Parkside, rebounds, 2.0 assists, 1.0 steals and 28.2 High School in Baltimore, Md… twice 2-14-08 minutes per game…second in three- named to All-Maryland Interscholastic 3 Field Goals: 5 at Wisconsin-Parkside, pointers with 39, assists with 64 and steals Athletic Association conference team… 2-14-08 with 32…shot 36.3 percent from the field, honorable mention honor roll student… Free Throws: 4 twice 34.8 percent from three-point territory and coached by Tom Rose…team finished Rebounds: 6 twice 74.4 percent from the foul line…scored in with a 46-11 record during his two Assists: 10 vs. Southern Indiana, 12-1-07 double-figures five times…handed out 10 seasons. 2006: Second team All-Baltimore Blocks: 0 assists versus Southern Indiana…twice County selection by the Baltimore Sun…a Steals: 4 at Missouri-St. Louis, 1-5-08 led KWC in assists…led the Panthers in Maryland-Pennsylvania All-Star Minutes: 39 at Lewis, 2-16-08 steals seven contests...scored a season participant…averaged 11.1 points, 7.3

MAROS ZUFFA CAREER STATISTICS

Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 2006-07* 11 0 91 8.3 4 21 190 4 17 235 24500 13 1.2 2 5 147014 1.3 2007-08 32 28 901 28.2 63 172 366 39 112 348 29 39 744 86 2.7 64 57 2 32 71 0 194 6.1

TOTALS 43 28 992 23.1 67 193 347 43 129 333 31 43 721 99 2.3 66 62 3 36 78 0 208 4.8

*at University of Southern Mississippi

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 17 3 Trey Harris Guard, 5-9, 175, Senior Colorado Springs, Colo./Mitchell HS (University of California-Irvine)

Full Name ...... William Thomas Harris Birthdate ...... April 14, 1987 Nickname ...... Trey Birthplace ...... Owensboro, Kentucky High School ...... Mitchell Playing Experience ...... Transfer High School Coach ...... Al Blanc Parents ...... William Harris, Jr. and Junior College ...... McCook Community College Donna Venson Junior College Coach ...... Ty Orton Brothers ...... None College ...... University of California-Irvine Sisters ...... None College Coach ...... Pat Douglass College Major ...... Business Administration Age ...... 21 and sociology

CAL-IRVINE (2007-08): Averaged 3.2 points, JUNIOR COLLEGE (2005-07): Played two Lamar CC...selected to the Omaha World- 1.3 assists, 0.7 rebounds and 12.2 minutes in seasons at McCook (Neb.) Community Herald's All-Nebraska Junior College team. 19 games played as a junior...earned three College...averaged 14 points and four starts as a junior for the Anteaters...shot 42.6 assists...shot 43 percent from three-point HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Mitchell High in percent from the field, 45.5 percent from range...selected all-region...coached by Ty Colorado Springs, Colo...named first team three-point territory and 73.3 percent from Orton....earned second-team all-state and all- all-area and all-conference...received the free throw line...recorded season highs of conference honors....also earned academic honorable mention all-state recognition.... 16 points and four three-pointers in 28 all-conference distinction....had high-scoring averaged 17 points and four assists as a minutes against Chattanooga...grabbed four games of 30 points versus Southeast senior...coached by Al Blanc....named Pikes rebounds at Sam Houston State...played for Nebraska CC, and 27 against Western Peak Region Most Valuable Player....had Pat Douglass. Wyoming CC...recorded 11 assists versus high-scoring games of 36 and 26. 11 Desmond Stephens Guard, 5-9, 150, Senior Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South HS (Utah State University)

Full Name ...... Desmond Omar Stephens Age ...... 21 Nickname ...... Dez Birthdate ...... May 13, 1987 High School ...... Bloomington South Birthplace ...... Bloomington, Indiana High School Coach ...... Jon Holmes Playing Experience ...... Transfer Junior College ...... Southeastern Illinois College Parents ...... Clarence and Marilyn Stephens Junior College Coach ...... Brothers ...... D.J. College ...... Utah State University Sisters ...... Quashima College Coach ...... Steve Morrill College Major ...... Physical Education

UTAH STATE (2007-08): Played in 34 of 35 Western...played for Steve Morrill. record...scored a season-high 29 points games as a junior...average 2.6 points, 1.7 twice and also recorded a season-high eight assists and 11.8 minutes per game... finished JUNIOR COLLEGE: 2006-07 : First team all- assists twice 2005-06: Played at Olney third in three-pointers with 15 and fourth in region selection as a sophomore at Central College in Olney, Ill...as a assists with 57...shot 30.1 percent from the Southeastern Illinois Junior College in freshman...averaged 12.1 points per game. field, 26.8 percent from the three-point arc Harrisburg, Ill...averaged 17.3 points, 4.1 and 72.7 percent from the charity stripe...had rebounds, 3.8 assists and 2.2 steals per HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 8.9 points as a 28 rebounds and 16 steals...twice scored a game... shot 50.5 percent from the field, 51.6 senior at Bloomington South High School in season high nine points...had three three- percent from three-point range and 75.2 Bloomington, Ind...was an Indiana Junior All- pointers and five rebounds against New percent from the free throw line...scored in Star and an Indiana Top-40 candidate. State... played 21 minutes and double-figures 23 times... recorded 12 20- collected five steals versus Montana point games as he led the Fal-cons to a 24-6

18 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 32 Andree’ Wilson Forward, 6-5, 210, Junior Spanish Town, Jamaica/Jonathan Grant HS (Southeastern Illinois [Jr.] College)

Full Name ...... Andree’ Wilson Birthdate ...... January 1, 1984 Nickname ...... Giant Birthplace ...... Spanish Town, Jamaica High School ...... Jonathan Grant Playing Experience ...... Transfer High School Coach ...... ??? Parks Parents ...... David Wilson and Claudia Grant Junior College ...... Southeastern Illinois College Brothers ...... Odane, Domar College Coach ...... Todd Franklin Sisters ...... Davia Age ...... 25 College Major ...... Criminal Justice

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played two seasons at played...shot 55.4 percent from the field and line…had 19 steals and 13 assists. Southeastern Illinois (Jr.) College in 69.24percent from the free throw line...had Harrisburg for Todd Franklin. 2007-08: First 59 assists…collected 33 steals…led the HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Jonathan Grant team all-region selection and All-Great Falcons to the second round of the NJCAA High School in Jamaica…averaged 25.1 Rivers Athletic Conference honoree as a national tournament with a 24-6 record and points, 12.4 rebounds...won school's Mr. sophomore…leading rebounder with 7.8 a conference championships. 2006-07: Basketball Award...named Most Outstanding boards per contest…second leading scorer Second leading rebounder with 6.6 per Player in Jamaica Basketball Association... with 13.3 points…first in field goal shooting game…averaged 9.1 points…played in 27 also participated on the soccer and cricket at 55.4 percent…averaged 2.0 assists and games as a freshman…shot 54.1 percent teams. 1.1 steals…saw action in 29 games from the field and 72.5 percent from the foul

ANDREE’ WILSON AT SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE

Year G FG-A Pct 3G-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb Avg A Avg St Pts Avg 2007 27 98-181 .541 0-0 .000 50-69 .725 177 6.6 13 0.5 19 246 9.1 2008 29 163-290 .562 0-0 .000 59-85 .694 226 7.8 59 2.0 33 385 13.3 Total 56 261-471 .554 0-0 .000 109-154 .708 403 7.2 72 1.3 52 631 11.3

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 19 2007-2008 Statistics Won 24, Lost 8; GLVC: 14-5, tied 1st East NCAA Great Lakes Regional First Round All Games

Conference Games

20 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Game by Game Results

GAME SUPPORT STAFF

Jim Chenault Jerry Gray Jeff Roach Jim Welch Glenn Young Official Timer Chief Statistician Shot Clock Operator Official Scorer Voice of the Sportscenter

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 21 George Tinsley and All-Time NCAA Antonio Garcia Named to Tournament Records the NCAA Division II (All Divisions - I, II, III)

50th Anniversary NCAA Championships Elite Eight Appearances 1. UCLA ...... 11 1. Kentucky ...... 30 Elite Eight Team 2. Kentucky Wesleyan . . . 8 2. North Carolina ...... 23 2. Kentucky ...... 7 3. UCLA ...... 21 4. Evansville ...... 5 4. Kentucky Wesleyan . . 19 4. Indiana ...... 5 4. Kansas ...... 19 4. North Park ...... 5 Tournament Wins Final Four Appearances 1. Kentucky ...... 98 1. Kentucky Wesleyan . . 17 2. North Carolina ...... 96 1. North Carolina ...... 17 3. UCLA ...... 93 1. UCLA ...... 17 4. Kentucky Wesleyan . . 87 4. Duke ...... 14 5. Duke ...... 86 5. Kentucky ...... 13

Regional Championships 1. Kentucky Wesleyan . . 19 George Tinsley Antonio Garcia 2. North Carolina ...... 17 Kentucky Wesleyan basketball legends George Tinsley and Antonio 2. UCLA ...... 17 Garcia were named to the NCAA 50th Anniversary Division II Men's 4. Duke ...... 14 Basketball Elite Eight 10-member team along with two coaches in 5. Kentucky ...... 13 March 2006 Division II Championship Tinsley, a 6-6 forward from Louisville, led the Panthers to four Tournament Records straight Elite Eight tournaments where they won three NCAA titles in 1966, 1968 and 1969, and finished third in 1967. He was twice 1957-2008 chosen to the all-tournament team in 1968 and 1969, and received the Most Outstanding Player award in 1969. Tinsley averaged 15.9 National Championships Tournament Wins points and 7.5 rebounds while shooting 47.1 percent from the field 1. Kentucky Wesleyan ... 8 1. Kentucky Wesleyan .. 87 and 77.8 percent from the free throw line in 11 Elite Eight contests. 2. Evansville # ...... 5 2. Virginia Union ...... 45 3. Cal State Bakersfield .... 3 2. Cal State Bakersfield .. 41 3. Virginia Union ...... 3 3. Evansville # ...... 40 Garcia, a 6-8 center from Panama City, Panama, became one of only 4. North Alabama ...... 2 4. South Dakota State .... 35 three players in Elite Eight history to be named Most Outstanding Player twice when he accomplished the feat in 1998 and 1999. He Final Four Appearances Tournament Games helped KWC to a national runner-up finish in 1998 and the national 1. Kentucky Wesleyan .. 19 1. Kentucky Wesleyan 112 championship in 1999 with a record setting 31-2 mark. Garcia 2. Cal State Bakersfield .... 8 2. Virginia Union ...... 70 averaged 15.7 points. 16.5 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1,8 steals, and 3. Virginia Union ...... 7 3. Philadelphia Univ...... 64 shot 61.7 percent from the field in six Elite Eight games. 4. Evansville # ...... 6 3. Cal State Bakersfield .. 64 5. Florida Southern ...... 6 4. Assumption ...... 59 Joining Tinsley and Garcia on the team were Jerry Sloan, Evansville; 4. South Dakota State .... 59 Walt Frazier, Southern Illinois, Phil Jackson, North Dakota; Earl “The Regional Championships Pearl” Monroe, Winston-Salem; John Ebeling, Florida Southern; Ed 1. Kentucky Wesleyan .. 19 Tournament Appearances Smallwood, Evansville; Kebu Stewart, Cal State-Bakersfield; and 2. Southeast Missouri # .10 1. Kentucky Wesleyan .. 31 Marvin Webster, Morgan State. 3. Cal State Bakersfield .... 9 2. Philadelphia Univ...... 29 4. Cheyney ...... 8 3. Virginia Union ...... 26 Basketball Hall of Fame coaching inductees Arad McCutchan of 4. Evansville # ...... 8 4. Assumption ...... 25 Evansville, who won five NCAA titles (1959, 60, 64, 65, 71), and 4. North Dakota ...... 8 5. South Dakota State .... 23 Clarence "Big House" Gaines of Winston-Salem State, the 1967 NCAA Champion and Division II winningest coach with 828 victories, were Elite Eight Appearances #Current Div. I member also selected.. 1. Kentucky Wesleyan .. 20 2. Southeast Missouri # .10 The NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Championship began in 1957 3. Cal State Bakersfield .... 9 and the 2008 championship will be played on March 25-28 in 4. Cheyney ...... 8 4. Evansville # ...... 8 Springfield, Mass., where basketball was born. 4. North Dakota ...... 8

22 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 1966 NCAA Champions Won 24, Lost 6 NCAA Championship Game March 11

Southern Illinois - 51 FG FT RB A PF TP Johnson 3-8 0-0 7046 Smith 11-19 3-4 91125 O’Neal 1-5 2-5 8014 Lee 4-16 0-0 3028 McNeil 3-11 2-2 4038 Stovall 0-5 0-0 4000 Team 8 Totals 22-64 7-11 43 1 11 51

Kentucky Wesleyan - 54 FG FT RB A PF TP Tinsley 4-8 3-3 90211 Bradley 3-9 3-3 5149 Smith 10-18 1-1 80021 Thornton 3-10 3-4 4049 Cordell 2-4 0-0 1104 Team 4 Totals 22-49 10-11 31 2 10 54 1996 NCAA Division II National Champions - Don Bradley, George Tinsley, Sam Smith, Roger Cordell, DallasDThoIrnVtonI, JSessIeOFlyNnn, DaInIny CBarHker,ATomMHoPbgoIoOd, JoNhnSChaHpmIanP , Joel Bolden, Halftime: SIU 28-24 Attn: 10,319 Ernie Simpson, Steve Deskins, Dick O’Neill, Jim Arington, Tom Vittitow (Manager), Dick Kirtley (Manager), Dick RoTmeOr (MUanaRger)N, BoAb DManieEls (ANssiTstantRCoEachC), anOd GRuy DStroS ng (Head Coach). 1961895N7-2C00A7 A Champions Won 28, Lost 3 NCAA Championship Game March 15

Indiana State - 52 FG FT RB A PF TP Hardman 6-11 4-6 91416 Mason 2-4 1-2 5055 Newsom 2-9 0-0 9754 Humes 2-4 3-3 0247 Cooper 4-9 1-2 3339 Phillips 2-8 0-0 4134 Hollenbeck 2-4 0-2 2004 Weirich 1-2 1-3 2103 Team 6 Totals 21-51 10-18 40 15 24 52 Kentucky Wesleyan - 63 FG FT RB A PF TP Thornton 5-10 7-10 92317 Bolden 1-5 0-0 1102 O’Neil 2-6 5-6 13 059 Hobgood 2-8 4-6 2008 Tinsley 7-13 7-8 21321 Deskins 0-2 0-0 0010 Barker 3-3 0-1 3216 Team 3 1968 NCAA Division II National Champions - Dallas Thornton, George Tinsley, Dick O’Neill, Totals 20-47 23-31 33 6 14 63 Tom Hobgood, Gene Smith, Steve Deskins, Joel Bolden, Jim Smith, David Erwin, Ernie Simpson, Danny Barker, Rodney Kirtley, John Duncan, David Matthews (Manager), Walt Halftime: ISU 30-23 Attn: 13,062 McCutchan (Manager), Bob Jones (Assistant Coach), and (Head Coach).

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 23 1969 NCAA Champions Won 25, Lost 5 NCAA Championship Game March 14

Southwest Missouri - 71 FG FT RB A PF TP Williams 3-16 5-6 22311 Perry 9-20 7-8 18 5225 Bancroft 9-17 2-3 50220 Gee 2-12 0-1 1744 Jenkins 4-8 1-2 11 339 Wilson 1-2 0-0 0022 Team 5 Totals 28-75 15-20 42 17 16 71 Kentucky Wesleyan - 75 FG FT RB A PF TP Tinsley 7-17 9-10 62123 Duncan 4-7 4-6 71312 O’Neil 2-3 0-0 10 354 Hobgood 9-16 2-3 75320 Smith 4-6 0-0 3248 Deskins 2-2 2-2 1006 Bolden 1-1 0-1 0002 1969 NCAA Division II National Champions - George Tinsley, John Duncan, Dick O’Neill, Gene Team 4 Smith, Tom Hobgood, Steve Deskins, Joel Bolden, Jim Smith, David Erwin, Rodney Kirtley, Bill Totals 29-52 17-22 38 13 16 75 Rosser, Walt McCutchan (Manager), Mike Tichenor (Manager), Bob Jones (Assistant Coach), and Bob Daniels (Head Coach). Halftime: KWC 49-28 Attn: 12,132 1973 NCAA Champions Won 24, Lost 6 NCAA Championship Game (OT) March 16

Tennessee State - 76 FG FT RB A PF TP Counts 2-4 4-4 6128 Williams 4-16 0-0 7528 Robinson 8-20 4-5 12 1420 James 2-4 0-0 1734 Johnson 11-18 0-0 43222 Brown 2-3 0-0 1804 Team 2 Totals 34-73 8-9 39 27 18 76

Kentucky Wesleyan - 78 FG FT RB A PF TP Walker 2-9 4-4 7218 Zomes 5-9 2-2 95212 Greene 5-7 2-2 11 0212 Williams 12-25 3-4 64327 Ralston 8-17 1-2 14317 Sergent 0-0 2-2 1012 Team 4 Totals 32-67 14-16 36 15 12 78 1973 NCAA Division II National Champions - Mike Williams, James Greene, Roger Zornes, Steve Walker, Jyronna Ralston, Mark Palmer, Mike Sergent, Larry Dugan, Mike Wood, Mike Halftime: 32-32 Regulation: 64-64 West, Grant Lamar, David Allenson, Gary Cavitt (Manager), Roy Pickerill (Manager), Shafe Attn: 6,768 Boles (Assistant Coach), and Bob Jones (Head Coach).

24 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 1987 NCAA Champions Won 28, Lost 5 NCAA Championship Game March 21

Gannon - 74 FG 3FG FT RB A PF TP Smith 3-8 0-1 0-0 6036 Runski 4-6 2-2 2-2 51112 Matthews 4-6 0-0 0-1 6158 Jamison 2-10 0-3 2-3 5446 MacDougall 4-10 2-6 2-2 33512 Shannonhouse 2-5 0-1 0-0 1134 Kadman 1-3 0-1 0-0 1012 Chase 0-2 0-0 3-4 1133 Rocco 0-1 0-1 0-0 0000 Morris 1-4 2-2 2-2 3024 Bowens 8-15 0-0 1-3 80217 Team 6 Totals 29-70 4-15 12-17 43 11 29 74 Kentucky Wesleyan - 92 FG 3FG FT RB A PF TP Worth 5-8 4-5 7-9 23421 Whitlow 5-11 0-1 6-6 54316 Brown 2-8 0-0 0-0 7214 Smith 11-18 0-0 6-7 92328 Johnson 1-5 1-3 0-0 1143 Christian 4-5 0-0 7-8 62115 Clay 1-2 0-1 0-1 0032 Baughn 0-0 0-0 0-1 1100 Loucks 1-1 1-1 0-1 1003 Odom 0-0 0-0 0-0 0010 1987 NCAA Division II National Champions - Sam Smith, John Worth, Andra Whitlow, James Newton 0-0 0-0 0-0 0010 Team 6 Johnson, J.B. Brown, Myron Christian, Kim Clay, Bobby Newton, Reggie Odom, Brad Fichter, Greg Totals 30-58 6-11 26-33 38 15 21 92 Baughn, Brad Loucks, Phil Cunningham, Mike Hanley (Trainer), Roy Pickerill (Manager), Ray Harper (Assistant Coach), Wayne Boultinghouse (Associate Head Coach) and Halftime: KWC 51-27 Attn: 6,894 (Head Coach). 1990 NCAA Champions Won 31, Lost 2 NCAA Championship Game March 26 Cal State Bakersfield-79 Min FG 3FG FT RAPF TP Burris 19 0-5 0-1 0-2 20 0 0 Redeemer 23 3-6 0-0 1-1 70 5 7 Redstone 32 3-7 0-0 8-10 71 214 Green 40 10-18 5-8 6-6 53 331 Adams 24 2-4 0-0 2-4 31 4 6 Austin 27 3-3 1-1 0-0 41 2 7 Eckles 23 4-8 2-2 2-2 11 312 Connolly 2 0-2 0-2 0-0 10 0 0 Greer 10 1-2 0-0 0-0 00 1 2 Team 4 Totals 200 26-55 8-14 19-25 34 10 20 79

Kentucky Wesleyan-93 Min FG 3FG FT RAPF TP Crowder 32 7-13 3-6 8-10 93 225 Griffin 26 4-7 3-5 3-4 22 214 Newton 12 0-2 0-0 0-0 00 1 0 Rakes 32 3-11 1-5 0-0 35 3 7 Mitchell 25 3-8 1-4 3-4 32 210 Baughn 14 0-1 0-0 0-0 15 1 0 Martin 12 1-1 0-0 0-0 10 3 2 Amarson 1 1-1 1-1 0-0 00 0 3 Divine 8 3-4 0-0 0-0 11 1 6 Odom 22 1-1 0-0 8-8 30 310 1990 NCAA Division II National Champions - Corey Crowder, Tim Griffin, Junebug Rakes, Vincent Ellis 16 6-8 2-2 2-4 50 116 Mitchell, Bobby Newton, LeRoy Ellis, Reggie Odom, Ty Stauffer, Kenneth Martin, Steve Divine, Ty Team 4 Stauffer, Greg Baughn, Herb Arnarson, Jon Moore, Jon Boultinghouse (Manager), Roy Pickerill Totals 200 29-57 11-23 24-30 32 18 19 93 (Manager), Mike Estes (Trainer), Ray Harper (Assistant Coach) and Wayne Chapman (Head Halftime: KWC 40-35 Attn: 3,904 Coach).

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 25 1999 NCAA Champions Won 35, Lost 2 NCAA Championship Game March 20

Kentucky Wesleyan - 75 FG 3FG FT RB PF TP A TO BS S Min Williams, f 6-13 0-0 3-4 7215 111326 Mattingly, f 1-4 0-1 1-2 12 34210 19 Garcia, c 8-13 0-0 6-8 19 2 22 650138 Haskin, g 2-8 1-3 0-0 42 52000 19 Critchelow, g 2-4 1-3 5-6 2110 200220 Perry 0-0 0-0 1-2 00 100001 Bartolone 2-4 1-3 0-0 01 52002 20 Witt 0-0 0-0 0-0 00 000001 McDonald 3-4 3-4 1-2 2110 330020 Krohman 0-0 0-0 0-0 00 000001 Powell 0-0 0-0 0-0 00 000001 John 2-6 0-0 0-0 31 40120 15 Indestad 0-0 0-0 0-0 00 000001 Team 1 Totals 26-56 6-14 17-24 39 12 75 21 17 48 200 Metropolitan State - 60 FG 3FG FT RB PF TP A TO BS S Min Fulcher, f 1-6 0-0 3-4 53 50110 12 Alcock, f 2-3 0-0 0-0 65 41200 24 Barlow, c 9-23 0-1 1-2 5419 430137 Ah Matt, g 0-2 0-1 0-0 20 00200 15 Anzures, g 4-15 0-4 0-0 31 82202 35 Oakley 3-8 0-0 0-0 93 62133 30 Lugowski 0-3 0-2 0-0 30 002019 1999 NCAA Division II National Champions - Antonio Garcia, Dana Williams, Patrick Bynum 6-10 1-1 2-3 5315 240130 Critchelow, Adam Mattingly, Chris Haskin, Jeff Krohman, Will McDonald, Gino Bartolone, Adler 1-5 1-3 0-0 00 301007 Hollins 0-0 0-0 0-0 00 000001 Leroy John, Anwar Perry, Jason Indestad, Witt, Travis Powell, Jarred Humphrey Team 5 (Manager), Josh Bishop (Manager), Leanne Stockton (Trainer), Jody Bailey (Assistant Totals 26-75 2-12 6-9 43 19 60 11 18 48 200 Coach), Michael Leeder (Assistant Coach), Ray Harper (Head Coach) Halftime: KWC 36-22 Attn: 4,013 2001 NCAA Champions Won 31, Lost 3 NCAA Championship Game March 24

Washburn - 63 FG 3FG FT R PF TP A TO BS S Min Williams, f 8-17 1-4 2-4 5519 310132 Carter, f 3-13 1-6 0-0 637110022 Auguste, c 5-15 0-0 4-4 8514 012123 Kruger, g 3-5 1-2 0-0 427030239 Ross, g 0-0 0-0 0-0 030310125 Tomlins 1-3 1-3 0-0 013110110 Tinsley 0-1 0-1 0-0 01000001 Douglas 0-0 0-0 0-0 10000001 Hundley 0-0 0-0 0-0 00000001 Walker 0-1 0-1 0-0 100210010 Miller 1-9 1-4 0-0 103010114 Ware` 1-1 1-1 0-0 00300001 Murphy 3-11 0-1 1-2 10 37232221 Team 11 Totals 25-76 6-23 7-10 47 23 63 12 13 49200 Kentucky Wesleyan - 72 FG 3FG FT R PF TP A TO BS S Min Landry, f 4-8 0-2 0-1 928120028 Sanders, f 3-8 0-0 7-8 7213 033131 Thomas, c 2-3 0-0 1-3 925233228 Perry, g 1-4 0-1 4-4 226400321 Duncan, g 4-13 1-5 4-6 11 3 13 431130 Bartolone 5-10 5-8 0-0 1215 020228 Turley 0-0 0-0 0-0 00000001 2001 NCAA Division II National Champions - Lorico Duncan, Gino Bartolone, Anwar Perry, West 0-0 0-0 0-2 00000001 Chris Thomas, Jason Indestad, Shaun Logsdon, Chris Landry, Marshall Sanders, Ronald Key 1-4 0-0 3-4 21512009 Logsdon 0-0 0-0 0-0 00000001 Evans, Thad Key, Travis Powell, Tanner Turley, Nathan Fortener, Ryan West, Chuck Weigel Evans 3-7 0-2 1-2 317100120 (Manager), Kevin Brown (Assistant Coach), Tommy Wade (Associate Head Coach), Ray Powell 0-0 0-0 0-0 10000001 Harper (Head Coach) Fortener 0-0 0-0 0-0 00000001 Team 1 Totals 23-57 6-18 20-30 46 15 72 13 15 7 10 200 Halftime: KWC 48-32 Attn: 3,025

26 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball NCAA Final Four

1957 National Finalist

1st row: (l-r): Mason Cope, Tom Cox, George Marcum, Rogers Taylor, Logan Gipe. 2nd row: Lowell Clark (manager), Allen Wilson, Norbert Purol, Harry Tibbs, Bill Bibb, W. T. Bennett, Gary Beiser, Gene Minton, Head Coach Robert “Bullett” Wilson.

1960 National Third Place

1st row: Gary Auten, Charles Seitz, Danny Grundhoefer, Rob Horrell, Warren Stephens, Allen Wilson, Kelly Coleman. 2nd row: Winfred Thompson, Bennie Horrell, Bill Rankin, Martin Holland, Bill Jackson, Lyle Dunbar, Woody Neel, Don Gish.

1967 National Third Place

1st row: Bill Anderson (manager), Dick Romer (manager), David Matthews (manager). 2nd row: Steve Deskins, Danny Barker, Joel Bolden, Dick O’Neill, Tom Hobgood, Ernie Simpson, Van Stinnett. 3rd row: Assistant Coach Bob Daniels, Dallas Thornton, George Tinsley, Sam Smith, Jesse Flynn, Rodney Kirtley, Head Coach Guy Strong.

1971 National Fourth Place

1st row: Larry Morris, John Duncan, Jim Smith, Gene Smith. 2nd row: Mike Gibbons (manager), Assistant Coach Bob Jones, Head Coach Bob Daniels, Mike Tichenor (manager). 3rd row: David Neal, Larry Bransford, Mike Williams, James Greene, Roger Zornes, Sam Garrett, Phil Clark, Danny Erwin.

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 27 NCAA Final Four

1982 National Third Place

1st row: Scott Washing, Darryl Hunter, Tommy Richardson, Tim Edgerson, Brian Jones, Rod Drake, Doug Jones, Kirk Duncan (manager). 2nd row: Roy Pickerill (manager), Associate Head Coach Wayne Chapman, Steve Winkler, Dwight Higgs, Stan Webb, Jim Johnson, Henk Pieterse, Mike Cason, Ray Zuberer, Brett Ayer, Head Coach , Assistant Coach Tommy Conrad.

1984 National Semifinalist

1st row: Roy Pickerill (manager), Kirk Duncan (manager), Paul Downing (trainer). 2nd row: Andra Whitlow, Rod Drake, Dwight Higgs, Stan Webb, Ray Harper. 3rd row: Head Coach Mike Pollio, Scott Washing, Brad Loucks, unknown, Steve Sergeant. 4th row: Brad Fichter, Dave Bennett, Henk Pieterse, Jim Griffin, Stanley Jackson, Associate Head Coach Wayne Chapman, Assistant Coach Gene Minton.

1985 National Semifinalist

1st row: Ray Harper, Scott Washing. 2nd row: Myron Christian, Associate Head Coach Wayne Chapman, Head Coach Mike Pollio, Assistant Coach Dallas Thornton, Assistant Coach Gene Minton, Brad Loucks. 3rd row: Jim Griffin, Brad Fichter, Andra Whitlow, John Worth, James Johnson. 4th row: Dave Bennett, Stanley Jackson, Ben Coffman, J. B. Brown, Rick Staley, Sam Smith.

1998 National Finalist

1st row: Head Coach Ray Harper, Assistant Coach Scott Monarch, Anwar Perry, Larenzo Conner, Patrick Critchelow, Gino Bartolone, Will McDonald, Jeff Krohman, Jarred Humphrey (manager), Leanne Stockton (trainer). 2nd row: Jamie Thomas, Dana Williams, Danny McCampbell, Jason Indestad, Antonio Garcia, Ben Ressel, Adam Mattingly, Ryan Greenwell, Rush Witt.

28 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball NCAA Final Four

2000 National Finalist

1st row (l-r): Head Coach Ray Harper, Lorico Duncan, Tanner Turley, Bobby Zuerner, Gino Bartolone, Travis Powell, Eugene Burse, Assistant Coach Kevin Brown, Associate Head Coach Tommy Wade. 2nd row: Trainer Trey Morgan (trainer), Jarred Humphrey (manager), Bruce Johnson, Leroy John, Albert Richardson, Chris Thomas, Martin Palmer, Derek McGhee, Jody Tanner (manager). NCAA Division II National Championship ALL-TIME RESULTS Year Champion Score Runner-Up Third Place Fourth Place 1957 Wheaton 89-65 Kentucky Wesleyan Mount St. Mary’s Cal State Los Angeles 1958 South Dakota 75-53 Saint Michael’s Evansville Wheaton 1959 Evansville 83-67 Southwest Missouri North Carolina A&T Cal State Los Angeles 1960 Evansville 90-69 Chapman Kentucky Wesleyan 1961 Wittenberg 42-38 Southeast Missouri South Dakota State Mount St. Mary’s 1962 Mt. St. Mary’s 58-57 Sacramento State Southern Illinois Nebraska Wesleyan 1963 South Dakota State 44-42 Wittenberg Oglethorpe Southern Illinois 1964 Evansville 72-59 Akron North Carolina A&T Northern Iowa 1965 Evansville 85-82 Southern Illinois North Dakota Saint Michael’s 1966 Kentucky Wesleyan 54-51 Southern Illinois Akron North Dakota 1967 Winston Salem 77-74 Southwest Missouri Kentucky Wesleyan Illinois State 1968 Kentucky Wesleyan 63-52 Indiana State Trinity (Texas) Ashland 1969 Kentucky Wesleyan 75-71 Southwest Missouri American International* Ashland 1970 Philadelphia University 76-75 Tennessee State California Riverside Buffalo State 1971 Evansville 97-82 Old Dominion Louisiana Lafayette* Kentucky Wesleyan 1972 Roanoke 84-72 Akron Tennessee State Eastern Michigan 1973 Kentucky Wesleyan 78-76 Tennessee State Assumption Brockport State 1974 Morgan State 67-52 Southwest Missouri Assumption New Orleans 1975 Old Dominion 76-74 New Orleans Assumption Tenn. Chattanooga 1976 Puget Sound 83-74 Tennessee Chattanooga Eastern Illinois Old Dominion 1977 Tennessee Chattanooga 71-62 Randolph Macon North Alabama Sacred Heart 1978 Cheyney State 47-40 Wisconsin Green Bay Eastern Illinois Central Florida 1979 North Alabama 64-50 Wisconsin Green Bay Cheyney State Bridgeport 1980 Virginia Union 84-70 New York Tech Florida Southern North Alabama 1981 Florida Southern 73-68 Mount St. Mary’s Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Wisconsin Green Bay 1982 District of Columbia 73-63 Florida Southern Kentucky Wesleyan Cal State Bakersfield 1983 Wright State 92-73 District of Columbia Cal State Bakersfield# Morningside# 1984 Central Missouri 81-77 St. Augustine Kentucky Wesleyan# North Alabama# 1985 Jacksonville State 74-73 South Dakota State Kentucky Wesleyan# Mount St. Mary’s# 1986 Sacred Heart 93-87 Southeast Missouri Cheyney# Florida Southern# 1987 Kentucky Wesleyan 92-74 Gannon Delta State# Eastern Montana# 1988 Lowell 75-72 Alaska Anchorage Florida Southern Troy State 1989 North Carolina Central 73-46 Southeast Missouri California Riverside Jacksonville State 1990 Kentucky Wesleyan 93-79 Cal State Bakersfield North Dakota Morehouse 1991 North Alabama 79-72 Bridgeport Cal State Bakersfield# Virginia Union# 1992 Virginia Union 100-75 Bridgeport California (Pa.)# Cal State Bakersfield# 1993 Cal State Bakersfield 85-72 Troy State South Dakota State# Wayne State# 1994 Cal State Bakersfield 92-86 Southern Indiana New Hampshire College# Washburn# 1995 Southern Indiana 71-63 California Riverside Indiana (Pa.)# Norfolk State# 1996 Fort Hays 70-63 Northern Kentucky California (Pa.)# Virginia Union# 1997 Cal State Bakersfield 57-56 Northern Kentucky Lynn# Salem International# 1998 Cal Davis 83-77 Kentucky Wesleyan Saint Rose# Virginia Union# 1999 Kentucky Wesleyan 75-60 Metropolitan State Florida Southern# Truman State# 2000 Metropolitan State 97-79 Kentucky Wesleyan Missouri Southern# Seattle Pacific# 2001 Kentucky Wesleyan 72-63 Washburn Tampa# Western Washington# 2002 Metropolitan State 80-72 Kentucky Wesleyan* Indiana (Pa.)# Shaw (NC)# 2003 Northeastern State (Okla.) 75-64 Kentucky Wesleyan* Bowie State # Queens (NC)# 2004 Kennesaw State 84-59 Southern Indiana Humboldt State# Metropolitan State# 2005 Virginia Union 63-58 Bryant Lynn# Tarleton State# 2006 Winona State 73-61 Virginia Union Seattle Pacific# Stonehill# 2007 Barton 77-75 Winona State Cal State-San Bernardino# Central Missouri# 2008 Winona State 87-76 Augusta State Alaska-Anchorage# Bentley# #Tied for Third Place *Vacated by NCAA

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 29 National Players of the Year 1991 NATIONAL DIVISION II PLAYER OF THE YEAR NBA’S / 23 Corey Crowder

Career Honors & Awards • Rawlings/NABC National Player of the Year 1991 • Great Lakes Valley Conference Player of the Year • Runnerup, National Player of the Year 1990 1990 and 1991 • Kodak/NABC All-American first-team 1990 and • All-Great Lakes Valley Conference first-team 1991 1989, 1990 and 1991 • Kodak/NABC All-American second-team 1989 • Broke Kentucky Wesleyan career scoring record • NABC East-West All-Star participant 1991 – 2,282 points • NABC All-Great Lakes Region first-team 1989, • First Kentucky Wesleyan athlete to play in the 1990 and 1991 modern era of the NBA

CAREER STATISTICS – COREY CROWDER Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 1987-88 24 21 635 26.5 137 296 .463 63 153 .412 61 82 .744 129 5.4 52 42 6 22 49 1 398 16.6 1988-89 31 31 924 29.8 213 469 .454 63 168 .375 103 151 .682 194 6.3 56 65 4 44 87 4 592 19.1 1989-90 33 33 864 26.2 217 376 .577 44 94 .468 135 183 .738 239 7.2 52 51 18 42 86 3 613 18.6 1990-91 30 30 899 29.9 237 451 .526 75 171 .439 130 193 .674 244 8.1 51 53 10 47 95 4 679 22.6 TOTALS 118 114 3322 28.2 804 1592 .505 245 604 .406 429 609 .704 806 6.8 211 211 38 155 317 12 2282 19.3

1999 NATIONAL DIVISION II PLAYER OF THE YEAR 13 Antonio Garcia

Career Honors & Awards • Consensus National Player of the Year 1999 • NABC All-Great Lakes Region first-team 1998 and • Consensus first-team All-American 1998 and 1999 1999 • NCAA Rebounding Champion 1998 and 1999 • Great Lakes Valley Conference Player of the Year • NABC East-West All-Star participant 1999 1998 and 1999 • CBS/Chevrolet Player of the Game (NCAA • All-Great Lakes Valley Conference first-team 1998 Championship) 1998 and 1999 and 1999 • NCAA Championship Most Outstanding Player • Great Lakes Valley Conference All-Tournament 1998 and 1999 Team 1999

CAREER STATISTICS – ANTONIO GARCIA Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 1997-98 33 33 1030 31.2 160 285 .561 02.000 122 209 .584 457 13.8 153 109 18 58 87 3 442 13.4 1998-99 37 35 1227 33.2 255 397 .642 28.250 171 263 .650 540 14.6 111 121 29 70 90 2 683 18.5 TOTALS 70 68 2258 32.3 415 682 .609 2 10 .200 293 472 .621 997 14.2 264 230 47 128 177 5 1125 16.1

2003 NATIONAL DIVISION II PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1 Marlon Parmer

Career Honors & Awards • National Association of Basketball Coaches • First six-time Great Lakes Valley Conference Player Division II Player of the Year 2003 of the Week honoree in league’s history 2003 • Basketball Times Division II Player of the Year 2003 • Second in NCAA average (8.2) 2003 • Consensus All-American 2003 • Produced first back-to-back triple-doubles (pts- • NABC All-Great Lakes Region first team 2003 reb-asst) in KWC history 2003 • Daktronics All-Great Lakes Region first team 2003 • Broke KWC season assist record (286 ) and assist • NCAA Division II Player of the Month - February, average (8.2) 2003 2003

CAREER STATISTICS - MARLON PARMER Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG 2002-03 35 35 1233 35.2 218 466 468 60 164 366 201 254 791 197 5.6 286 125 8 47 90 0 697 19.9

30 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Retired Numbers

#two-time All-American 1959, 1960 # team physician for 29 years #3rd career points 2,077 # first non-player to have a number retired #6th career rebounds 904 in his honor #1st season points 848, 1960 # member of six NCAA championships #third in the nation in scoring, 30.3 ppg, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1973, 1987, 1990 1960 #ninth in the nation in scoring, 25.7 ppg, 1959 #all-NCAA Regional 1960 #drafted by in second round 1960

45 Kelly Coleman 29 Dr. William McManus

see page 30 for accomplishments # two-time NCAA National Champion 1966, 1968 # two-time All-American 1967, 1968 # two-time NCAA Final Four all-tournament team 1967, 1968 # United States Olympic Trials participant 1968 # three NCAA Final Four appearances 1966, 1967, 1968 # 1st career consecutive games started 112 # 5th career points 1,929 # 7th career rebounds 903 23 Corey Crowder 22 Dallas Thornton

# two-time All-American 1983, 1984 # three-time NCAA National Champion # three-time all-Great Lakes Region 1982, 1966, 1968, 1969 1983, 1984 # two-time All-American 1968, 1969 # four-time all-Great Lakes Valley # two-time NCAA Final Four all- Conference 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 tournament team 1968, 1969 # NCAA Final Four all-tournament team # three-time NCAA South Regional all- 1984 tournament team 1967, 1968, 1969 # two-time Most Outstanding Player # United States Olympic Trials participant NCAA Great Lakes Regional 1982, 1984 1968 # 2nd career assists 458 # four NCAA Final Four appearances # 7th career points 1,664 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 # 13th career rebounds 648 # 1st career rebounds 1,115 # 4th career points 2,014 10 Rod Drake 50 George Tinsley

# three-time All-American 1982, 1983, # first All-American at Kentucky Wesleyan 1984 in any sport # three-time all-Great Lakes Region 1982, # two-time All-American 1946, 1949 1983, 1984 # 9th in career points 1,424 # four-time all-Great Lakes Valley # three-time All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Conference 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 Athletic Conference # three-time NCAA Great Lakes Regional all-tournament team 1982, 1983, 1984 # NCAA Final Four all-tournament team 1982 # 2nd career points 2,228 # 9th career assists 328 # 11th career rebounds 718 24 Dwight Higgs 75 Fairce Woods

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 31 The All Americans

FAIRCE WOODS DWIGHT HIGGS Legend: 1946 HM NABC 1982 2nd Basketball Weekly AP - Associated Press; 1949 3rd NABC 3rd NABC NABC - National 1983 2nd NABC Association of Basketball JOE ROOP HM Basketball Weekly 1955 HM Walter Camp 1984 1st NABC Coaches; 2nd Basketball Weekly UPI - United Press MASON COPE International; 1956 HM NABC RAY HARPER HM - Honorable Mention 1957 1st AP 1985 3rd NABC FAIRCE WOODS JIM SMITH BILL BIBB DAVE BENNETT 1957 HM AP 1985 HM NABC 1986 2nd NABC KELLY COLEMAN 1959 2nd UPI SAM SMITH 3rd AP 1987 2nd NABC 1960 1st AP 3rd Basketball Times HM UPI J. B. BROWN MARTIN HOLLAND 1988 1st NABC, Basketball Times 1959 HM UPI JOE ROOP RAY HARPER COREY CROWDER GARY AUTEN 1989 2nd NABC 1960 HM AP 1990 1st NABC 1961 2nd AP 2nd Basketball Times HM UPI 1991 1st NABC Basketball Times

SAM SMITH ALEX KREPS 1966 HM AP, UPI, Converse 1992 2nd Basketball Gazette 1967 1st AP, UPI, NABC 3rd Division II Bulletin HM Converse CARLOS SKINNER DALLAS THORNTON 1993 HM Division II Bulletin BILL BIBB 1968 1st NABC DAVE BENNETT 2nd AP, UPI WILLIS CHEANEY HM Converse 1995 1st NABC, Division II Bulletin, Daktronics 2nd Basketball Times GEORGE TINSLEY 1968 3rd UPI ANTONIO GARCIA HM NABC, Converse 1998 1st NABC, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin 1969 1st UPI, NABC, 1999 1st NABC, Division II Bulletin, Basketball Times, Daktronics, Converse Basketball News

DICK O’NEILL DANA WILLIAMS 1969 4th NABC 1998 HM Division II Bulletin KELLY COLEMAN DANA WILLIAMS 1999 1st NABC JOHN DUNCAN 2nd Basketball Times, Daktronics 1970 HM AP 3rd Division II Bulletin, Basketball News 1971 2nd Basketball News 4th NABC, Converse LEROY JOHN 2000 1st NABC, Basketball Times, Division II Bulletin, Daktronics JIM SMITH 1970 HM UPI LORICO DUNCAN 2000 3rd Division II Bulletin, Daktronics JYRONNA RALSTON 2001 1st NABC, Basketball Times, Division II Bulletin 1974 1st UPI 2nd NABC, Converse TYRUS BOSWELL 3rd AP, Basketball Weekly 2002 1st Basketball TImes, Daktronics GARY AUTEN LORICO DUNCAN 2nd Division II Bulletin WILLIE JOHNSON 3rd NABC 1976 HM AP RONALD EVANS ROD DRAKE 2002 1st Basketball Times, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin, NABC 1982 HM NABC 1983 2nd Basketball Weekly MARLON PARMER HM NABC 2003 1st Basketball Times, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin, 1984 1st NABC, 3rd NABC Basketball Weekly JEFF FAHNBULLEH 2008 3rd Basketball Times, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin DICK O’NEILL RON EVANS 32 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Panthers in the Pros

VIRGIL VAUGHN DWIGHT HIGGS 1946-47 Europe 1985 Syracus Nationals 1947-48 HENK PIETERSE HAROLD REIS Europe 1985-99 Baltimore Bullets 1948 (FA) 1989

MASON COPE J. B. BROWN St. Louis Hawks (7th) 1957 Harlem Globetrotters 1988-95

MASON COPE KELLY COLEMAN STEVE WALKER ALEX KREPS COREY CROWDER New York Knicks (2nd) 1960 Europe 1993- Baltimore Bullets 1961 Chicago Packers 1962 COREY CROWDER Utah Jazz 1991-92, 93 MARTIN HOLLAND San Antonio Spurs 1994-95 (9th) 1960 Europe 1992-06

MIKE REDD HERB ARNARSON Boston Celtics (5th) 1967 Europe 1995-

SAM SMITH SAM SMITH JYRONNA RALSTON MARK LOGSDON ANTONIO GARCIA Royals (3rd) 1967 Australia 1995-96 Minnesota Pipers (5th) 1968-70 1968-71 CARLOS SKINNER 1971 Middle East 1995-96 1972 WILLIS CHEANEY DALLAS THORNTON Utah Jazz (FA) 1995 Baltimore Bullets (4th) 1968 Floridians (5th) 1968-70 HAROLD JOINER Harlem Globetrotters 1970-83 Europe 1997

DALLAS THORNTON GEORGE TINSLEY ROD DRAKE ANTONIO GARCIA LEROY JOHN (6th) 1969 Europe 2000- (10th) 1969-07 LEROY JOHN Kentucky Colonels 1970-71 Europe 2000-03 1971-72 ALBERT RICHARDSON JOHN DUNCAN Europe 2000-04 Seattle Supersonics (7th) 1971 New York Nets (8th) 1971 TYRUS BOSWELL Harlem Globetrotters 2002 GEORGE TINSLEY JIM SMITH J. B. BROWN Europe 2003- TYRUS BOSWELL (8th) 1972 CHRIS THOMAS MIKE WILLIAMS Europe 2002- Kansas City Kings (8th) 1973 Utah Stars (8th) 1973 MARLON PARMER Detroit Pistons 1974 Sioux Falls Skyforce [CBA] 2003-04 JAMES GREENE Yakima Sun [CBA] 2004-05 Philadelphia 76ers (7th) 1973 Minnesota Kentucky Colonels (8th) 1973 Timberwolves (FA) 2005 Europe 2005-07 MIKE WILLIAMS STEVE WALKER DWIGHT HIGGS Colorado 14ers (NBDL) 2008- MARLON PARMER Kentucky Colonels (10th) 1974 JEFF FAHNBULLEH JYRONNA RALSTON Europe 2008- Europe 1974-77 New York Knicks (FA) 1978

ROD DRAKE Evansville Thunder [CBA] 1985 Legend: Europe 1986-87 CBA - Continental Basketball Association (Draft Round / Free Agent) JAMES GREENE JEFF FAHNBULLEH 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 33 National Honors & Awards National Player 1951 Norman Christopher 1994 Willis Cheaney Academic All-GLVC of the Year Bill Harrell Jason Eitutis 1987 Phil Cunningham 1991 Corey Crowder Ed Leforge 1995 Willis Cheaney 1988 Greg Baughn Rawlings/NABC 1952 Norman Christopher Kenny Green 1990 Greg Baughn 1999 Antonio Garcia Bill Harrell 1996 Harold Joiner 1991 Greg Baughn Chevrolet/NABC, Clarence Shearer Michael London 1993 Herb Arnarson Basketball News, 1953 Ernie Abernathy 1998 Antonio Garcia Cory Parr Basketball Times, Harvey Hackworth Dana Williams 1996 Jeff Krohman Daktronics, Clarence Shearer 1999 Antonio Garcia 1997 Jeff Krohman Division II Bulletin 1954 Joe Roop Dana Williams 1998 Jeff Krohman 2003 Marlon Parmer Lewis Snowden 2000 Leroy John 1999 Jeff Krohman NABC, Basketball Times Tom Witherspoon Lorico Duncan 2000 Derek McGhee 1955 Joe Roop Albert Richardson Tanner Turley CBS Sports Lewis Snowden 2001 Lorico Duncan 2002 Trey Ferguson Player of the Game All-SIAA* 2002 Tyrus Boswell Travis Powell 1998 Antonio Garcia, 1929 Bruce Strother Ronald Evans 2005 Marko Calic NCAA Championship Robert Wilson 2003 Marlon Parmer 1999 Antonio Garcia, 2004 Dontae Truitt All NCAA Finals NCAA Championship *Kentucky Wesleyan was a chartered Eric Freeman 1957 Mason Cope 2000 Lorico Duncan, member of the Kentucky Intercollegiate 2005 Franklyn Ferguson 1960 Gary Auten Athletic Association (1910-25). The KIAA 2008 Rodney Edgerson NCAA Championship change to the Kentucky Intercollegiate 1966 Sam Smith (MOP) 2001 Chris Landry, Athletic Conference (1926-55). The Panthers Jeff Fahnbulleh 1967 Sam Smith NCAA Championship also belonged to the Southern Intercollegiate T. J. Smith Dallas Thornton 2002 Chris Landry, Athletic Association (1926-55). 1968 Dallas Thornton NCAA Championship Great Lakes Valley George Tinsley 2003 Bobby Zuerner, All-Great Lakes Conference 1969 George Tinsley (MOP) NCAA Championship Valley Conference Player of the Year Tom Hobgood 1979 Larry Patrick 1990 Corey Crowder 1971 John Duncan All-Conference Buddy Rogers 1991 Corey Crowder 1973 Mike Williams (MOP) All-KIAA* 1980 Bunky Lewis 1995 Willis Cheaney Roger Zornes 1925 Ham Glenn 1981 Dwight Higgs 1998 Antonio Garcia 1982 Dwight Higgs Rod Drake 1999 Antonio Garcia 1984 Rod Drake All-KIAC* 1982 Dwight Higgs 2000 Leroy John 1985 Dave Bennett 1926 James Bacon Rod Drake 2002 Tyrus Boswell 1987 Sam Smith (MOP) Asa House Ray Zuberer Ronald Evans Andra Whitlow 1927 Asa House 1983 Dwight Higgs 2003 Marlon Parmer John Worth 1929 Robert Wilson Rod Drake 2008 Jeff Fahnbulleh 1990 Corey Crowder 1930 Kendall Bocard Ray Zuberer LeRoy Ellis Alex Kertis 1984 Rod Drake Great Lakes Valley Vincent Mitchell Clarence Tolbert Dwight Higgs Conference 1998 Antonio Garcia (MOP) Robert Wilson 1985 Ray Harper Newcomer of the Dana Williams 1931 Kendall Bocard Dave Bennett Year 1999 Antonio Garcia (MOP) Cassius Hatcher 1986 Dave Bennett 1988 - Corey Crowder Dana Williams Clarence Tolbert Sam Smith 1989 - LeRoy Ellis 2000 Lorico Duncan Robert Wilson 1987 Sam Smith 2001 Lorico Duncan (MOP) 1932 Austin Denton John Worth GLVC All- Marshall Sanders 1933 Austin Denton 1988 J. B. Brown Tournament Team 2002 Chris Landry 1942 York Callahan Corey Crowder 1999 Dana Williams (MOP) 2003 Eugene Dabney 1946 Fairce Woods 1989 Corey Crowder Antonio Garcia Marlon Parmer 1948 Fairce Woods 1990 Corey Crowder Patrick Critchelow 1949 Norman Christopher LeRoy Ellis 2000 Lorico Duncan (MOP) Ed Leforge Tim Griffin Albert Richardson Fairce Woods 1991 Corey Crowder 2001 Lorico Duncan (MOP) 1950 Norman Christopher Vincent Mitchell Anwar Perry Ed Leforge 1992 Alex Kreps 2002 Tyrus Boswell John Snedegar 1993 Michael Gray 2004 Dontae Truitt (MOP) Carlos Skinner Craig Schoen

34 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball National Honors & Awards All NCAA Regionals 2000 Lorico Duncan (MOP) Kentucky-Indiana NCAA Average 1957 Mason Cope Leroy John 1967 Sam Smith Attendance Bill Bibb Anwar Perry Roger Cordell Rankings Logan Gipe 2001 Lorico Duncan (MOP) 1969 George Tinsley 1981 No. 5 3,594 1960 Gary Auten Chris Landry 1978 John Bell 1982 No. 3 4,200 Kelly Coleman Anwar Perry Don Jackson 1983 No. 3 4,641 1961 Gary Auten 2002 Tyrus Boswell (MOP) 1979 Ron Arnold 1984 No. 3 5,071 1964 Charlie Taylor Ronald Evans 1985 No. 3 4,664 1966 Sam Smith (MOP) Chris Landry Kentucky-Tennessee 1986 No. 2 4,450 George Tinsley 2003 Mrlon Parmer (MOP) 1967 Sam Smith 1987 No. 3 4,340 Roger Cordell Huggy Dye 1974 Jyronna Ralston 1988 No. 3 4,421 1967 Sam Smith (MOP) Steve Walker 1989 No. 5 4,279 George Tinsley MOP - Most Outstanding Player 1990 No. 4 4,364 Roger Cordell United States World Cup Team 1991 No. 5 3,478 1968 George Tinsley (MOP) NABC All-Great 1967 Roger Cordell 1992 No. 9 3,232 1969 George Tinsley (MOP) Lakes Region 1993 No. 6 3,484 Tom Hobgood 1972 Mike Williams Kentucky East-West 1994 No. 10 2,949 1970 Jim Smith 1982 Dwight Higgs 1992 Kenneth Martin 1995 No. 7 2,960 John Duncan Rod Drake 1996 No. 18 2,267 1971 Jim Smith (MOP) 1983 Rod Drake National Association of 1997 No. 2 3,700 John Duncan Dwight Higgs Basketball Coaches 1998 No. 4 3,420 1972 Mike Williams 1984 Dwight Higgs 1991 Corey Crowder 1999 No. 1 4,247 1973 Mike Williams (MOP) Rod Drake 1999 Antonio Garcia 2000 No. 2 3,900 James Greene 1985 Ray Harper 2008 Jeff Fahnbulleh (MOP) 2001 No. 2 3,883 Steve Walker Dave Bennett 2002 No. 3 3,850 Jyronna Ralston 1986 Dave Bennett United States Junior 2003 No. 4 3,282 1974 Steve Walker 1987 Sam Smith World Championship Team 2004 No. 4 3,300 Harold Miles John Worth 2003 Ray Harper 2005 No. 8 2,620 1982 Rod Drake (MOP) 1988 J. B. Brown Assistant Coach Dwight Higgs Corey Crowder Panthers Ray Zuberer 1989 Corey Crowder Invitational Tour West Africa 1983 Dwight Higgs 1990 Corey Crowder 2008 Rodney Edgerson One of the bonuses for Kentucky 1984 Rod Drake (MOP) 1991 Corey Crowder Wesleyan winning the 1966 NCAA Division II National Dwight Higgs 1992 Alex Kreps NCAA Statistical Championship was a 45-day all Ray Harper 1995 Willis Cheaney Champion expense paid trip to West Africa 1998 Antonio Garcia PLAYER: 1985 Ray Harper (MOP) during the summer. The John Worth Dana Williams Field Goal Percentage Panthers became the first small 1986 Sam Smith 1999 Antonio Garcia 1956 Logan Gipe 59.8% college champion to represent 1987 Sam Smith (MOP) Dana Williams the United States in the annual Andra Whitlow 2000 Lorico Duncan Rebounds goodwill tours sponsored by the 1988 Corey Crowder Leroy John 1998 Antonio Garcia 13.8 rpg United States State Department. Tim Griffin 2001 Lorico Duncan 1999 Antonio Garcia 14.6 rpg The Panthers played exhibition 1989 Junebug Rakes (MOP) 2002 Tyrus Boswell games and gave demonstrations Corey Crowder Ronald Evans TEAM: at clinics on their five West African nation tours. 1990 Corey Crowder 2003 Marlon Parmer Scoring Margin Vincent Mitchell 2004 Eric Freeman 1987 +19.8 ppg Panthers 1991 Corey Crowder Dontae Truitt 1990 +20.5 ppg Tour Europe 1992 Steve Divine (MOP) 2008 Rodney Edgerson 2002 +18.6 ppg On August, 1985, the Panthers Alex Kreps Jeff Fahnbulleh 2003 +16.3 ppg embarked on a twelve day tour of Michael Gray England and France. Kentucky 1994 Mark Logsdon Panthers In Won-Loss Percentage Wesleyan played six exhibition 1998 Patrick Critchelow (MOP) All-Star Games 1990 93.9% games against the best Antonio Garcia United States Olympic Trials 1999 94.6% professional teams in England. Dana Williams 1960 Gary Auten The all expense paid tour marked 1999 Antonio Garcia (MOP) 1968 Dallas Thornton Rebound Margin the second time Kentucky Wesleyan basketball traveled Patrick Critchelow George Tinsley 1999 12.2 rpg internationally. 2008 11.4 rpg

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 35 National Honors & Awards

Final National Panthers in Wayne Chapman Bob Daniels Rankings Naismith Memorial 1986, 1990 1971 Associated Press National Basketball Great Lakes Valley Conference National Association of 1962 6th 1969 6th Hall of Fame Basketball Coaches Ray Harper 1964 10th 1971 13th Collegiate teams who win back to 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003 1967 2nd 1974 13th back National Championships are Bob Jones Great Lakes Valley Conference 1968 2nd enshrined into the Hall of Fame. 1973 Plaques describing the Todd Lee National Association of United Press International achievements of the teams 2008 Basketball Coaches 1960 8th 1962 4th honored hang in a special section Great Lakes Valley Conference 1961 7th 1964 5th of the National Hall of Fame. Wayne Chapman 1966 9th 1971 10th Great Lakes Region 1987, 1990 1967 2nd 1974 2nd 1968 Kentucky Wesleyan College, Coach of the Year National Association of 1969 3rd NCAA Division II National Mike Pollio Basketball Coaches Champions 1982, 1984 Kodak/NABC NCAA Division II Wayne Boultinghouse 1982 4th 1989 17th 1969 Kentucky Wesleyan College, 1995 Wayne Chapman College Sports Magazine 1983 11th 1990 4th NCAA Division II National 1987, 1990 1984 2nd 1991 9th Champions Kodak/NABC 1985 18th 1992 15th Ray Harper 1987 9th 1995 3rd Conference Ray Harper 1999, 2000, 2002 1988 7th Coach of the Year 1998, 1999 Basketball Times; Robert “Bullet” Wilson Chevrolet/NABC 1999, 2001 NABC Division II 1954 National Association of 1998 3rd 2001 2nd Kentucky Intercollegiate National Coach of Basketball Coaches; 1999 1st 2002 1st Athletic Conference the Year 1999, 2001 Guy Strong 2000 2nd 2003 3rd Division II Bulletin 1966 Mike Pollio United State Basketball 1981, 1983, 1984 Writers Association Great Lakes Valley Conference Division II All-Time Winningest Teams

Victories Yrs. Won Lost Pct. Percentage Yrs. Won Lost Pct. 1. Central Washington 101 1,566 832 .653 1. Metro State 24 506 216 .701 2. Central Missouri 103 1,469 883 .625 2. Philadelphia U. 73 1,229 539 .695 3. Northern State 105 1,459 824 .639 3. Virginia Union 83 1,381 623 .689 4. Drury 100 1,390 822 .628 4. Lynn 15 296 139 .680 5. Virginia Union 83 1,381 623 .689 5. Cheyney 45 829 413 .667 6. Fairmont State 83 1,371 804 .630 6. Southern New Hampshire 45 844 429 .663 7. Kentucky Wesleyan 95 1,367* 717 .656 7. Southern Indiana 39 734 379 .659 8. Fort Hays State 99 1,365 820 .625 8. St. Rose 34 644 335 .658 9. Washburn 102 1,354 936 .591 9. Kentucky Wesleyan 95 1367 717 .656 10. West Texas A&M 87 1,350 870 .608 10. Central Washington 101 1566 832 .653

*Includes one tie.

36 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Records GAME SEASON CAREER PLAYER: PLAYER: PLAYER Points ...... 51 - Mike Williams vs Points ...... 848 - K elly Coleman - 1960 Points ...... 2282 - Corey Crowder - 1988-91 Austin Peay 12/22/72 Points Average ...... 30.3 - Kelly Coleman - 1960 Point Average ...... 27.7 - Kelly Coleman - 1958-60 Field Goals ...... 395 - Bill Harrell - 1951 Points, Half ...... 33 - Kelly Coleman vs Field Goals ...... 855 - Kelly Coleman - 1958-60 FG’s Attempted ...... 871- Kelly Coleman - 1960 FG’s Attempted .. 2126 - Kelly Coleman - 1958-60 Centre 2/17/58 FG’s Percentage ... 64.9 - Michael Cheaney - 1995 Field Goals ...... 22 - Bill Carlyle vs 3 Field Goals ...... 93 - John Worth - 1987 FG’s Percentage ...... 587 - J.B. Brown - 1986-88 Southern Illinois 2/28/62 3 FG’s Attempted ..... 212 - Lorico Duncan - 2000 3 Field Goals ...... 285 - Gino Bartolone - 1998-01 FG’s Attempted ...... 45 - Kelly Coleman vs 3 FG Percentage ...... 53.3 - Willis Cheaney - 1995 3 FG’s Attempted ...... 586 - Corey Crowder - Centre 2/17/58 Free Throws ...... 206 - George Tinsley - 1969 1988-91 FG’s Percentage ..... 1.000 - (10-10) Larry Patrick FT’s Attempted ...... 263 - Mason Cope - 1957 3 FG Percentage ...... 47.0 - Craig Schoen - 2004 vs Northern Kentucky 2/26/79 263 - Antonio Garcia - 1999 Rodney Edgerson 2007-08 Consecutive FG’s ...... 11 - Ben Coffman vs FT’s Percentage ...... 896 - Skip Hughes - 1964 Free Throws ...... 586 - Dwight Higgs - 1981-84 Consecutive FT’s ...... 36 - Willis Cheaney - 1995 Harris Stowe 2/25/85 FT’s Attempted ...... 796 - Dwight Higgs - 1981-84 Rebounds ...... 540 - Antonio Garcia - 1999 FT Percentage .. 88.1 - Rodney Edgerson 2006-08 3 Field Goals Made ...... 10 - Rodney Edgerson vs Rebound Average ... 15.9 - Martin Holland - 1960 Wisconsin-Parkside 1/25/07 Assists ...... 286 - Marlon Parmer - 2003 Rebounds ...... 1115 - George Tinsley - 1966-69 3 FG’s Attempted ...... 15 - Bobby Zuerner vs Assist Average ...... 8.2 - Marlon Parmer - 2003 Rebound Average ...... 14.2 - Antonio Garcia- Southern Indiana 3/13/04 Blocked Shots ...... 89 - Eugene Dabney - 2003 1998-99 3 FG Percentage 1.000 - Steve Divine (9-9) vs Blocks Average ...... 2.5 - Eugene Dabney - 2003 Assists ...... 635- Willis Cheaney- 1992-95 Wayne State 3/13/92 Steals ...... 73 - Rod Drake - 1982 Assist Average ...... 7.1 - Ray Harper - 1984-85 1.000 - Rodney Edergson (10-10) vs Steals Average .. 2.4 - Willis Cheaney - 1994 & 95 Blocked Shots ...... 121 - J.B. Brown - 1985-87 Wisconsin-Parkside 1/25/07 2.4 - Rod Drake - 1982 Steals ...... 252 - Rod Drake - 1981-84 Minutes Played ..... 1,227 - Antonio Garcia - 1999 Consecutive 3 FG’s ...... 10 - Rodney Edgerson vs Minutes Played .... 4399 - Dwight Higgs - 1981-84 Minutes Per Game .... 37.4 - Dwight Higgs - 1982 Minutes Per Game .36.7- Dwight Higgs- 1981-84 Wisconsin-Parkside 1/25/07 Games Started ...... 35 - Patrick Crichelow - 1999 Free Throws ...... 18 - Eric Freeman vs 35 - Adam Mattingly - 1999 Games Played ...... 133 Gino Bartolone - 1998-01 Quincy 2/14/04 35 - Eugene Dabney - 2003 Games Started ...... 120 - Rod Drake - 1981-84 FT’s Attempted ...... 24 - Mason Cope vs 35 - Marlon Parmer - 2003 Consec. Games Played ...... 119 - George Tinsley Louisville 2/4/56 Games Played ...... 37 - by six players - 1999 1966-69 Consec. Games Started 112 - Dallas Thornton - FT’s Percentage 1.000 - (17-17) Dwight Higgs vs TEAM Southern Connecticut 3/11/83 Wins ...... 35 - 1999 1965-68 Consecutive FT’s ...... 17 - Dwight Higgs vs Best Win Percentage ...... 94.6 (35-2) - 1999 TEAM Southern Connecticut 3/11/83 Win Streak ...... 23 - 1968 Games ...... 2,085 - 1907-2008 Rebounds ...... 29 - Martin Holland vs Points ...... 3246 - 1999 Wins ...... 1,367 - 1907-2008 Youngstown State 1/23/60 Point Average ...... 94.1 - 1973 Times over 100 ...... 14 - 1990 Losses ...... 717 - 1907-2008 Assists ...... 17 - T.J. Smith vs. Boyce 12/18/07 Ties ...... 1 - 1907-2008 Blocked Shots 12 - J.B. Brown vs Drury 1/15/72 Field Goals ...... 1157 - 1999 FG’s Attempted ...... 2548 - 1960 Win Percentage ...... 65.6 - 1907-2008 Steals .... 8 - Rod Drake vs St. Augustine 3/23/84 FG’s Percentage ...... 513 - 2008 Seasons ...... 98 - 1907-2008 Minutes Played ...... 54 - Willis Cheaney vs 3 Field Goals ...... 281 - 2004 Winning Seasons ...... 72 - 1907-2008 Kentucky State 2/16/95 3 FG’s Attempted ...... 725 - 2004 Win Steak ...... 29 - 1/13/68-1/14/69 3 FG Percentage ...... 457 - 1987 Consecutive Home Wins .58 - 1/23/97 - 2/5/2000 TEAM: Free Throws ...... 729 - 1990 Points ...... 136 vs Lees McRae 11/19/00 Consecutive Road Wins ...... 13 - 1/13/68-1/4/69 FT’s Attempted ...... 1054 - 1999 Consecutive Winning Seasons ..... 21 - 1981-2005 Points, Half ...... 74 vs Fort Valley (1st) 2/6/74 FT’s Percentage ...... 753 - 1978 Points Allowed ...... 125 vs Old Dominion 1/30/73 Rebounds ...... 1658 - 1999 20 Win Seasons ...... 23 Field Goals ...... 55 vs Kentucky State 1/17/68 Rebound Average ...... 61.6 - 1959 Consecutive 20-Win Seasons ...... 14 - 1982-95 FG’s Attempted ...... 107 vs Tampa 2/6/64 Assists ...... 685 - 1999 30+ Win Seasons ...... 5 FG’s Percentage ...... 67.9 (38-56) vs Assists Average ...... 19.2 - 1998 Consecutive 30-Win Seasons ...... 4 Lewis 1/30/03 Blocked Shots ...... 151 - 2002 Blocks Average ...... 3.3 - 1990 NCAA Consecutive FG’s ...... 15 vs Lewis 3/4/84 Steals ...... 366 - 1999 3 Field Goals ...... 18 Indianapolis 2/26/04 Player – Season Steals Average ...... 11.0 - 1998 Games Played ...... 37 Patrick Critchelow, 3 FG’s Attempted ...... 40 vs Bellarmine 3/9/91 Minutes Played ...... 7400 - 1999 3 FG Percentage .... 83.0 (5-6) vs Indiana Purdue Games Played ...... 37 - 1999 Antonio Garcia, Chris Haskin, Leroy John, Fort Wayne 1/22/87 Adam Mattingly and Dana Williams - 1999 TRIPLE-DOUBLES Games Started ...... 37 Patrick Critchelow and Free Throws ...... 49 vs Kentucky State 3/5/92 James Greene vs Drury ...... 1/15/72 FT’s Attempted ...... 67 vs Kentucky State 3/5/92 Adam Mattingly - 1999 12 points, 15 rebounds, 12 blocks Player – Career FT’s Percentage ...... 1.000 vs Drury 2/28/73 Kim Clay vs Tennessee Wesleyan ...... 11/21/87 Consecutive FT’s 24 vs Olivet Nazarene 11/30/92 13 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists Games Played ...... 133 Gino Bartolone - 1998-01 24 vs Oakland City 11/29/75 Kim Clay vs Bellarmine ...... 1/24/88 Team – Season Rebounds ...... 88 vs Bellarmine 1/2/60 12 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists Games Played ...... 37 - 1999 Assists ...... 36 vs Lees McRae 11/19/00 Kim Clay vs West Virgina Tech ...... 11/26/88 Wins ...... 35 - 1999 Blocked Shots ...... 13 vs Oakland City 12/11/86 16 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists 30 Win Seasons ...... 4 - 1998, 1999, Steals ...... 27 vs Indiana Purdue Antonio Garcia vs Quincy ...... 2/14/98 2000 and 2001 11 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists Consecutive Fort Wayne 1/7/82 Marlon Parmer vs Saint Joseph’s ...... 2/20/03 Minutes Played ..... 275 vs Transylvania 12/15/84 30-Win Seasons ...... 4 - 1998 (30-3), 17 points, 14 assists, 10 rebounds 1999 (35-2); 2000 (31-3); and 2001 (31-3) Largest Win Margin ...... 79 (127-48) vs Marlon Parmer vs Wisconsin Parkside .2/22/03 Indiana Wesleyan 12/13/97 22 points, 12 assists, 10 rebounds Consecutive 20-Win Seasons: ...... 14 - 1982-95 T.J. Smith vs Wisconsin Parkside ...... 1/12/08 Consecutive Games Scoring 13 points, 13 assists, 10 rebounds 3 Field Goals ...... 673 - 11/22/86 - present 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 37 Career, Season and Game Bests CAREER- POINTS CAREER - CAREER - Player Seasons G Pts Avg FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Corey Crowder 1988-91 118 2282 19.3 (Min. 750 attempts) (Min. 200 attempts) Dwight Higgs 1981-84 120 2228 18.6 Player Seasons G FG-FGA PCT Player Seasons G FT-FTA PCT Kelly Coleman 1958-60 75 2077 27.7 J. B. Brown 1985-88 121 418-797 .587 Rodney Edgerson 2007-08 56 200-227 .881 George Tinsley 1966-69 119 2014 16.9 Dwight Higgs 1981-84 120 821-1580 .520 Rafe Young 1992-95 108 176-207 .850 Dallas Thornton 1965-68 112 1929 17.5 Rod Drake 1981-84 120 666-1282 .519 Steve Divine 1990-93 120 283-337 .840 Gary Auten 1959-62 102 1774 17.4 Dave Bennett 1985-86 61 503-988 .509 Willis Cheaney 1992-95 114 338-403 .839 Rod Drake 1981-84 120 1664 13.9 Corey Crowder 1988-91 118 804-1592 .505 Roger Cordell 1964-67 76 271-328 .832 Mike Williams 1971-73 87 1568 18.0 James Greene 1970-73 107 424-848 .500 Ray Harper 1984-85 62 228-274 .832 Fairce Woods 1946-49 89 1424 16.0 Dana Williams 1998-99 70 481-978 .492 Willie Johnson 1974-76 77 215-261 .824 Gino Bartolone 1998-01 133 1361 10.1 Larry Patrick 1977-80 102 531-1081 .491 Brian Jones 1979-83 114 196-240 .817 Willis Cheaney 1992-95 114 1350 11.8 Dallas Thornton 1965-68 112 741-1512 .490 Andra Whitlow 1984-87 118 248-307 .808 Lewis Snowden 1953-56 95 1314 13.8 Sam Smith 1966-67 58 436-891 .489 Greg Baughn 1987-91 114 168-208 .808 John Duncan 1969-71 88 1246 14.2 J. B. Brown 1985-88 121 1233 10.2 SEASON - SEASON - Dana Williams 1998-99 70 1210 17.3 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Lorico Duncan 2000-01 68 1193 17.5 (Min. 150 attempts) (Min. 40 attempts) Jim Smith 1968-71 105 1185 11.2 Player Season G FG-FGA PCT Player Seasons G FT-FTA PCT Larry Patrick 1977-80 102 1183 11.6 Michael Cheaney 1995 28 137-211 .649 Skip Hughes 1964 22 43-48 .896 Larenzo Conner 1995-98 114 1178 10.3 Antonio Garcia 1999 37 255-397 .642 Rodney Edgerson 2008 29 124-139 .892 Tim Griffin 1988-91 122 1139 9.3 Tim Karim 1989 30 100-156 .641 Rafe Young 1994 29 46-52 .885 Larry Morris 1969-72 102 1131 11.1 Tim Karim 1988 29 104-167 .623 Rafe Young 1995 29 73-84 .869 Joe Roop 1953-56 93 1127 12.1 J. B. Brown 1988 30 185-298 .621 Willis Cheaney 1995 29 146-169 .864 Antonio Garcia 1998-99 70 1125 16.1 Jason Eitutis 1994 30 167-270 .619 Rodney Edgerson 2007 27 76-88 .864 Sam L. Smith 1986-87 63 1115 17.7 Eugene Dabney 2003 35 148-244 .607 Buddy Rogers 1978 25 68-79 .861 Bunky Lewis 1978-81 98 1104 11.3 Logan Gipe 1956 22 134-224 .598 Greg Baughn 1988 30 55-64 .859 Sam Smith 1966-67 58 1102 19.0 Damon Garris 2003 35 147-247 .595 Ray Harper 1984 31 102-119 .857 Dave Bennett 1985-86 61 1083 17.8 Adam Mattingly 1997 29 140-237 .591 Steve Divine 1990 33 48-56 .857 Winfred Thompson 1958-61 95 1080 11.4 Bobby Zuerner 1999-00,01-04 129 1071 8.3 CAREER - 3 POINT CAREER- REBOUNDS Ray Zuberer 1980-83 112 1056 9.4 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Player Seasons G Reb Avg Herb Arnarson 1990-94 118 1054 8.9 (Min. 100 attempts) George Tinsley 1966-69 119 1115 9.4 Ronald Evans 2001-02 66 1045 15.8 Player Seasons G 3FG-FGA PCT James Greene 1970-73 107 1088 10.2 Tom Witherspoon 1952-55 88 1041 11.8 Rodney Edgerson 2007-08 56 110-234 .470 Antonio Garcia 1998-99 70 997 14.2 James Greene 1970-73 107 1032 9.6 Craig Schoen 2004 30 54-115 .470 John Duncan 1968-71 96 974 10.1 Jyronna Ralston 1973-74 57 1031 18.1 John Worth 1987 33 93-200 .465 Larry Morris 1969-72 102 945 9.3 Willie Johnson 1974-76 76 1011 13.3 Greg Baughn 1987-91 114 97-227 .427 Kelly Coleman 1958-60 75 904 12.1 Kenneth Martin 1990-92 94 1010 10.8 James Johnson 1987 33 52-122 .426 Dallas Thornton 1965-68 112 903 8.1 Jeff Fahnbulleh 2006-08 55 1009 18.3 Bobby Zuerner 1999-00,01-04 129 220-518 .425 Corey Crowder 1988-91 118 806 6.8 Vincent Mitchell 1988-91 120 1001 8.3 Steve Divine 1990-93 120 68-162 .420 J. B.Brown 1985-88 121 797 6.6 Gino Bartolone 1998-01 133 285-685 .416 Willie Johnson 1974-76 77 723 9.4 SEASON- POINTS Tim Griffin 1988-91 122 164-398 .412 Player Season G Pts Avg Kris Kemp 1994-97 115 48-117 .410 SEASON- REBOUNDS Kelly Coleman 1960 28 848 30.3 Player Seasons G Reb Avg Marlon Parmer 2003 35 697 19.9 SEASON- 3 POINT Antonio Garcia 1999 37 540 14.6 Antonio Garcia 1999 37 683 18.5 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Martin Holland 1960 29 460 15.9 Corey Crowder 1991 30 679 22.6 (Min. 50 attempts) Antonio Garcia 1998 33 457 13.8 George Tinsley 1969 30 672 22.4 Player Season G FG-FGA PCT James Greene 1972 27 416 15.4 Mike Williams 1973 30 671 22.4 Willis Cheaney 1994 27 23-60 .533 John Duncan 1970 28 416 14.8 Lorico Duncan 2000 34 666 19.6 Steve Divine 1992 31 36-69 .522 John Duncan 1971 30 394 13.1 Ronald Evans 2002 34 659 19.4 Rodney Edgerson 2007 27 48-94 .511 Sam Smith 1966 30 369 12.3 Dwight Higgs 1982 32 657 20.5 Yannick Murry 2007 27 35-69 507 James Greene 1973 30 356 11.9 George Tinsley 1968 31 652 21.0 Rafe Young 1993 27 39-77 .506 Jeff Fahnbullen 2008 29 350 12.1 Myron Christian 1987 32 28-57 .491 Leroy John 2000 34 346 10.2 GAME - POINTS Bobby Zuerner 2003 35 66-139 .475 51 Mike Williams vs Austin Peay 12/22/72 Craig Schoen 2004 30 54-115 .470 GAME – REBOUNDS 49 Kelly Coleman vs Southern Illinois 1/14/60 Corey Crowder 1990 33 44-94 .468 29 Martin Holland vs Youngstown State 1/23/60 47 Bill Carlyle vs Southern Illinois 2/28/62 John Worth 1987 33 93-200 .465 28 Don Gish vs Bellarmine 1/2/60 47 Dontae Truitt vs Bellarmine 2/5/04 28 Gene Minton vs Morehead State 2/8/58 46 Kelly Coleman vs Johnson Smith 3/4/60 26 Martin Holland vs Centre 12/1/58 46 Kelly Coleman vs Bellarmine 1/2/60 25 Antonio Garcia vs Indianapolis 2/21/98 45 Kelly Coleman vs Florida Southern 2/7/59 25 Antonio Garcia vs Lincoln Memorial 11/28/97 43 George Tinsley vs Gannon 1/11/68 25 James Greene vs Southeast Missouri 2/10/72 42 Jyronna Ralston vs Howard Payne 12/1/73 25 Larry Morris vs Old Dominion 1/22/72 41 Winfred Thompson vs Evansville 1/11/61 25 Jeff Fahnblleh vs SIU Edwardsville 1/24/08 24 Martin Holland vs Miami 1/20/59

38 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Career, Season and Game Bests CAREER – ASSISTS CAREER – BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER – STEALS Player Seasons G Asst Avg Player Seasons G BS Avg Player Seasons G St Avg Willis Cheaney 1992-95 114 635 5.6 J. B. Brown 1985-88 121 121 1.0 Rod Drake 1981-84 120 252 2.1 Rod Drake 1981-84 120 458 3.8 Chris Thomas 2000-01 68 110 1.6 Willis Cheaney 1992-95 114 223 1.9 Patrick Critchelow 1998-99 125 454 3.6 Eugene Dabney 2003 35 89 2.5 Dwight Higgs 1981-84 120 193 1.6 Ray Harper 1983-85 62 442 7.1 Carlos Skinner 1992-94 74 86 1.2 Anwar Perry 1998-01 128 173 1.4 Andra Whitlow 1984-87 118 438 3.7 Tim Karim 1988-89 59 85 1.4 Patrick Critchelow 1996-99 125 172 1.4 Junebug Rakes 1988-91 115 415 3.6 Marshall Sanders 2001-02 66 84 1.3 Corey Crowder 1988-91 118 155 1.3 Kim Clay 1986-89 108 411 3.8 Leroy John 1999-00 71 75 1.1 Kim Clay 1986-89 108 137 1.3 Steve Divine 1990-93 120 405 3.4 Henk Pieterse 1981-84 104 65 0.6 J. B. Brown 1985-89 121 136 1.1 Kris Kemp 1994-97 115 361 3.1 Michael London 1995-96 56 62 1.1 Antonio Garcia 1998-99 70 128 1.8 Dwight Higgs 1981-84 120 328 2.7 Tyrus Boswell 2002 34 60 1.8 Vincent Mitchell 1988-91 120 128 1.1

SEASON – ASSISTS SEASON – BLOCKED SHOTS SEASON – STEALS Player Season G Asst Avg Player Season G BS Avg Player Season G St Avg Marlon Parmer 2003 35 286 8.2 Eugene Dabney 2003 35 89 2.5 Rod Drake 1982 31 73 2.4 Ray Harper 1985 31 248 8.0 Tyrus Boswell 2002 34 60 1.8 T.J. Smith 2008 32 72 2.3 T.J. Smith 2008 32 222 6.9 Chris Thomas 2000 34 56 1.6 Rod Drake 1984 31 72 2.3 Willis Cheaney 1995 29 214 7.4 Chris Thomas 2001 34 54 1.6 Willis Cheaney 1995 29 70 2.4 Ray Harper 1984 31 194 6.3 Leroy John 1999 37 43 1.2 Antonio Garcia 1999 37 70 1.9 Andra Whitlow 1987 33 175 5.3 Tim Karim 1989 30 43 1.4 Rod Drake 1983 30 68 2.3 Willis Cheaney 1994 27 174 6.4 Marshall Sanders 2001 32 42 1.2 Anwar Perry 2001 34 65 1.9 Andra Whitlow 1986 30 173 5.8 Tim Karim 1988 29 42 1.4 Lorico Duncan 2000 34 64 1.9 Junebug Rakes 1990 33 172 5.2 Marshall Sanders 2002 34 42 1.2 Willis Cheaney 1994 27 64 2.4 Lorico Duncan 2001 34 171 5.1 J. B. Brown 1985 29 41 1.4 Patrick Critchelow 1999 37 62 1.7 Henk Pieterse 1984 31 39 1.3 GAME – ASSISTS 17 T.J. Smith vs Boyce 12/18/07 16 Ray Harper vs Lewis 2/23/85 Kentucky Wesleyan's First Home 15 Andra Whitlow vs Saint Joseph’s 12/22/86 15 Danny Erwin vs Southwest Missouri 2/28/72 14 Marlon Parmer vs Saint Joseph’s 2/20/03 14 Andra Whitlow vs Kentucky State 2/19/87 14 Danny Erwin vs Union University 2/12/72 13 Marlon Parmer vs SIU Edwardville 2/27/03 13 Marlon Parmer vs Southern Indiana 2/8/03 13 Willis Cheaney vs Quincy 2/16/94 ESPN Features Kentucky Wesleyan College Selected as one of the Top 10 Spencer Memorial Gymnasium 1926-1951 (Years 24, Won 135, Lost 79, Pct. Then use of the Winchester High School gym was obtained for basketball. It was necessary for the students to college basketball go clear across town on game nights to see the Panthers uphold the glory of their Alma Mater. Five hundred people would crowd the place, and when a good game was on all who wanted to powerhouses could not get in.

Kentucky Wesleyan was named one of the As the teams got better, the demand for a better and bigger place grew. Then things began to “Top 10 College Basketball Powerhouse happen. Interest was aroused, enthusiasm was stirred up, and the next thing the money was raised and Spencer Memorial Gymnasium was built. Programs” by ESPN. The documentary was broadcast throughout the 2005-06 season The Panthers in Spencer Gym on several ESPN networks through their Honor Roll series. The Panthers were the Year Won Lost Pct Year Won Lost Pct Year Won Lost Pct 1926 13 1 .929 1935 61.857 1945 World War II only non-Division I member on the special 1927 74.636 1936 33.500 1946 44.500 presentation. 1928 56.455 1937 62.750 1947 54.556 1929 83.727 1938 42.667 1948 86.571 The other nine institutions were Duke, 1930 83.727 1940 23.400 1949 74.636 Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State, 1931 75.583 1941 51.833 1950 82.800 1932 56.455 1942 64.600 1951 52.714 North Carolina and UCLA, plus the women's 1933 45.444 1943 51.833 programs at Connecticut and Tennessee. 1934 24.333 1944 World War II Totals 135 79 .631

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 39 Kentucky Wesleyan in the National Rankings

J5 J12 J19 J26 F2 F9 F16 F23 M2 M9 1960-61 877910 10 10 --- All-time weekly J4 J11 J18 J25 F1 F8 F15 F22 M1 M8 M15 1961-62 ---10 86 4 4466 rankings J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M5 474 weeks 1963-64 -73347 7 610 D29 J5 J12 J19 J26 F2 F9 F16 F23 M2 M9 (1961-2008) 1966-67 112222 2 2222 (Associated Press 1961-75, D7 D14 D21 D28 J4 J11 J18 J25 F1 F8 F15 F22 F29 M7 NCAA 1976-97, 1967-68 222112 2 33322 2 2 Division II Bulletin 1998-04, D12 D19 D26 J2 J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M6 1968-69 111111 2 66339 6 National Association of D11 D18 D25 J1 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 M5 Basketball Coaches 2005-present) 1969-70 111112 2 2715 20 19 - D17 D24 D31 J7 J14 J21 J28 F4 F11 F18 F25 M4 M11 Weeks ranked in top 25 – 288 * 1970-71 16 15 11 766 8 810 11 11 12 13 Weeks ranked in top 10 – 230 * D20 D27 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M7 M14 M21 Weeks ranked in top 5 – 153 * 1973-74 111115 4 3413710 13 Weeks ranked No. 1 – 51 * D19 D26 J2 J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M6 M13 M20 1974-75 14 14 ------Consecutive weeks ranked in top 25 – J7 J14 J21 J28 F4 F11 F18 F25 M4 71 (Nov. 24, 1997 – Dec. 16, 2003) * 1980-81 ---16 14 ---- Consecutive weeks ranked in top 10 – J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M2 70 (Nov. 24, 1997 – March 11, 2003) * 1981-82 10 87 443 2 64 Consecutive weeks ranked in top 5 – 19 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M7 1982-83 536410 T12 11 11 13 11 (Jan. 12, 1998 – Feb. 22, 1999) J2 J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M5 Consecutive weeks ranked No. 1 – 6 1983-84 111122 2 222 (Dec. 12, 1968 – Jan. 16, 1969 J7 J14 J21 J28 F4 F11 F18 F25 M2 1984-85 11 8 12 19 18 13 17 12 18 Seasons ranked – 34 of 47 (1961- J6 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M3 2008) * 1985-86 6410 14 -- - - Consecutive seasons ranked – 16 J6 J13 J19 J26 F2 F9 F16 F23 M2 (1981-1996) 1986-87 732115 3 69 J4 J11 J18 J25 F1 F8 F15 F22 F29 Final top 25 ranking – 24 * 1987-88 2 12 12 8611 13 10 7 Final top 10 ranking – 18 * J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M6 Final top 5 ranking – 12 * 1988-89 ---19 14 - 18 17 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 M5 Final No. 1 ranking – 2 1989-90 321111 1 4 J14 J21 J28 F4 F11 F18 F25 M4 First ranking – No. 8, Jan. 5, 1961 (also 1990-91 16 10 8 T12 11 749 first Associated Press poll) J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M2 First No. 1 ranking – Dec. 29, 1966 1991-92 10 6911 8 14 12 14 15 J4 J11 J18 J25 F1 F8 F15 F22 M1 Last ranking – No. 22, Feb. 19, 2008 1992-93 13 9 11 11 10 14 T10 19 - Last top 10 ranking – No. 3, March 11, J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 2003 1993-94 3 10 13 ------Last No. 1 ranking – March 4, 2003 J1 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 1994-95 13 8 15 98T4 433 *National record D11 D18 J7 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 1995-96 --20 ------N24 D1 D15 D22 J12 J19 J26 F2 F9 F16 F23 M2 Weeks ranked – 1997-98 665544 4 44453 D7 D14 D21 J4 J11 J18 J25 F1 F8 F15 F22 No. 1 – 51 No. 14 – 6 1998-99 111211 1 1121 No. 2 – 46 No. 15 – 4 D6 D13 D20 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M6 No. 3 – 26 No. 16 – 3 1999-00 665336 3 22442 No. 4 – 26 No. 17 – 2 N27 D4 D11 D18 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 M5 No. 5 – 9 No. 18 – 3 2000-01 222213 7 610 542 2 No. 6 – 23 No. 19 – 4 D3 D10 D17 J7 J14 J21 J28 F4 F11 F18 F25 No. 7 – 13 No. 20 – 1 2001-02 111332 2 1111 No. 8 – 12 No. 21 – 0 D17 J7 J14 J21 J28 F4 F11 F18 F25 M4 M11 No. 9 – 8 No. 22 – 2 2002-03 287665 4 4113 No. 10 – 17 No. 23 – 1 D16 D23 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M2 No. 11 – 12 No. 24 – 1 2003-04 23 ------No. 12 – 8 No. 25 – 0 N27 D4 D11 D18 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 M4 M11 2007-08 ------24 22 22 -- -No. 13 – 8

40 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Kentucky Wesleyan in the NCAA

1957 South Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) 1983 Great Lakes Regional Runnerup (Owensboro, KY) 2001 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) Kentucky Wesleyan 77, DePauw 62 Kentucky Wesleyan 90, Southern Connecticut 86 Kentucky Wesleyan 73, Hillsdale 71 Kentucky Wesleyan 84, East Tennessee 73 Wright State 69, Kentucky Wesleyan 67 Kentucky Wesleyan 59, Northern Kentucky 57 National Finalist (Evansville, IN) 1984 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) National Champions (Bakersfield, CA) Kentucky Wesleyan 72, Buffalo, 68 Kentucky Wesleyan 96, Cal State Bakersfield 85 Kentucky Wesleyan 85, Southwest State 66 Kentucky Wesleyan 99, Mt. St. Mary’s 81 Kentucky Wesleyan 72, Lewis 70 Kentucky Wesleyan 85, Tampa 84 (OT) Wheaton 89, Kentucky Wesleyan 65 Quarterfinals (Owensboro, KY) Kentucky Wesleyan 72, Washburn 63 1960 South Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) Kentucky Wesleyan 72, Virginia Union 71 2002* Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) Kentucky Wesleyan 108, Johnson Smith 80 Final Four (Springfield, MA) Kentucky Wesleyan 94, Findlay 89 Kentucky Wesleyan 83, Austin Peay 69 St. Augustine’s 89, Kentucky Wesleyan 80 Kentucky Wesleyan 80, Lewis 75 National Third Place (Evansville, IN) 1985 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) National Finalist (Evansville, IN) Kentucky Wesleyan 99, St. Michael’s 54 Kentucky Wesleyan 77, Southern Indiana 64 Kentucky Wesleyan 71, Adelphi 46 Evansville 76, Kentucky Wesleyan 69 Kentucky Wesleyan 84, Wright State 72 Kentucky Wesleyan 101, Shaw 92 Kentucky Wesleyan 86, Cornell 76 Quarterfinals (Springfield, MA) Metropolitan State 80, Kentucky Wesleyan 72 1961 South Regional Third Place (Clarksville, TN) Kentucky Wesleyan 76, American International 73 2003* Great Lakes Regional Champions (Houghton, MI) Belmont Abbey 74, Kentucky Wesleyan 62 Final Four (Springfield, MA) Kentucky Wesleyan 81, Gannon 74 Kentucky Wesleyan 111, UT-Chattanooga 80 Jacksonville State 72, Kentucky Wesleyan 61 Kentucky Wesleyan 83, Findlay 66 1962 Refused Bid 1986 Great Lakes Regional Third Place (Dayton, OH) Kentucky Wesleyan 95, Southern Indiana 91 1964 South Regional Third Place (Owensboro, KY) Wright State 94, Kentucky Wesleyan 84 National Finalist (Lakeland, FL) Fisk 91, Kentucky Wesleyan 86 Kentucky Wesleyan 91, Lewis 81 Kentucky Wesleyan 85, Cal Poly Pomona 60 Kentucky Wesleyan 91, Centre 71 1987 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) Kentucky Wesleyan 84, Bowie State 65 1966 South Regional Champions (Durham, NC) Kentucky Wesleyan 112, Johnson C. Smith 77 Northeastern State (OK) 75, Kentucky Wesleyan 64 Kentucky Wesleyan 81, South Carolina State 73 (OT) Kentucky Wesleyan 89, SIU Edwardsville 86 2004* Great Lakes First Round (Romeoville, IL) Kentucky Wesleyan 48, Oglethorpe 41 Quarterfinals (Norfolk, VA) Southern Indiana 96, Kentucky Wesleyan 83 National Champions (Evansville, IN) Kentucky Wesleyan 80, Norfolk State 74 2008 Great Lakes First Round (Allendale, MI) Kentucky Wesleyan 84, Central Connecticut 76 National Champions (Springfield, MA) Northern Kentucky 61, Kentucky Wesleyan 55 Kentucky Wesleyan 105, Akron 75 Kentucky Wesleyan 98, Delta State 75 *vacated by NCAA Kentucky Wesleyan 54, Southern Illinois 51 Kentucky Wesleyan 92, Gannon 74 1967 South Regional Champions (Evansville, IN) 1988 Great Lakes Regional Runnerup (Owensboro, KY) Kentucky Wesleyan 68, Stetson 55 Kentucky Wesleyan 82, Lewis 74 Kentucky Wesleyan 87, South Carolina State 70 Alabama A & M 92, Kentucky Wesleyan 88 National Third Place (Evansville, IN) 1989 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) KWC’s NCAA Best Kentucky Wesleyan 66, Cheyney State 53 Kentucky Wesleyan 100, SIU Edwardsville 87 (OT) Winston Salem 82, Kentucky Wesleyan 73 Kentucky Wesleyan 84, Bellarmine 77 Kentucky Wesleyan 112, Illinois State 73 Elite Eight (Springfield, MA) 1968 South Regional Champions (Jackson, TN) Jacksonville State 107, Kentucky Wesleyan 70 Player Kentucky Wesleyan 86, Oglethorpe 59 1990 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) Points: 46 Kelly Coleman vs. Johnson C. Smith 3/14/60 Kentucky Wesleyan 66, Union University 56 Kentucky Wesleyan 97, Ferris State 72 Field Goals: 18 Kelly Coleman vs. Johnson National Champions (Evansville, IN) Kentucky Wesleyan 79, Ashland 75 C. Smith 3/14/60 Kentucky Wesleyan 90, American International 78 National Champions (Springfield, MA) FG Percentage: 80.0 Sam Smith (12-15) vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 45, Ashland 32 Kentucky Wesleyan 91, Southeast Missouri 90 (OT) Wright State 3/7/86 Kentucky Wesleyan 63, Indiana State 52 Kentucky Wesleyan 101, North Dakota 92 3 Pt. Field Goals: 9 Steve Divine vs. Wayne 1969 South Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) Kentucky Wesleyan 93, Cal State Bakersfield 79 State 3/13/92 Kentucky Wesleyan 77, Transylvania 61 1991 South Central Third Place (Warrensburg, MO) 3 Pt. FG Percentage: 100.0 Steve Divine (9- Kentucky Wesleyan 83, Alcorn State 79 Southwest Baptist 98, Kentucky Wesleyan 81 9) vs. Wayne State 3/13/92 National Champions (Evansville, IN) Kentucky Wesleyan 91, West Texas 78 Free Throws: 17 Dwight Higgs vs. Southern Kentucky Wesleyan 82, Oglethorpe 68 1992 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) Connecticut 3/11/83 Kentucky Wesleyan 83, American International 82 Kentucky Wesleyan 84, Grand Valley 73 FT Percentage: 100.0 Dwight Higgs (17-17) Kentucky Wesleyan 75, Southwest Missouri 71 Kentucky Wesleyan 90, Wayne State 72 vs. Southern Connecticut 3/11/83 1970 South Regional Runnerup (Owensboro, KY) Elite Eight (Springfield, MA) Rebounds: 21 John Duncan vs. Old Kentucky Wesleyan 74, Transylvania 67 Virgina Union 81, Kentucky Wesleyan 69 Dominion 3/18/71 & James Greene vs. Tennessee State 75, Kentucky Wesleyan 73 1994 Great Lakes First Round (Owensboro, KY) Brockport State 3/15/73 1971 Midwest Regional Champions (Kirksville, MO) Kentucky Wesleyan 56, Saint Joseph’s 49 Assists: 13 Kim Clay vs. Alabama A & M 3/13/88 Kentucky Wesleyan 94, St. Olaf 79 Great Lakes Regional Runnerup (Evansville, IN) Blocked Shots: 5 Henk Pieterse vs. Cal State Kentucky Wesleyan 60, Northeast Missouri 48 Southern Indiana 78, Kentucky Wesleyan 67 Bakersfield & Tim Karim vs. Lewis 3/12/88 National Fourth Place (Evansville, IN) Kentucky Wesleyan 118, Oakland 91 Steals: 8 Rod Drake vs. St. Augustine’s Kentucky Wesleyan 89, Cheyney State 83 1995 Great Lakes Regional Fourth Place (Cincinnati, OH) 3/23/84 Old Dominion 97, Kentucky Wesleyan 83 Southern Indiana 102, Kentucky Wesleyan 81 Minutes Played: 48 Dwight Higgs vs. Florida Southwestern Louisiana 105, Kentucky Wesleyan 83 Quincy 111, Kentucky Wesleyan 104 Southern 3/19/82 1972 Great Lakes Regional Third Place (Evansville, IN) 1998 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) Eastern Michigan 61, Kentucky Wesleyan 59 Kentucky Wesleyan 78, Michigan Tech 68 Team Kentucky Wesleyan 68, Wittenberg 64 Kentucky Wesleyan 98, Southern Indiana 79 Points: 118 vs. Oakland (Mich.) 3/12/94 1973 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Evansville, IN) National Finalist (Louisville, KY) Field Goals: 48 vs. Oakland 3/12/94 Kentucky Wesleyan 93, Wooster 56 Kentucky Wesleyan 76, Delta State 68 FG Percentage: 61.3 vs. Akron (38-62) Kentucky Wesleyan 74, Valparaiso 66 Kentucky Wesleyan 80, Virginia Union 72 3/10/66 National Champions (Evansville, IN) Cal Davis 83, Kentucky Wesleyan 77 3 Pt. Field Goals: 14 vs. Oakland 3/12/94 Kentucky Wesleyan 87, Roanoke 63 1999 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) 3 Pt. FG Percentage: 58.8 vs. Southern Kentucky Wesleyan 96, Brockport State 90 Kentucky Wesleyan 93, Northern Michigan 72 Indiana (10-17) 3/12/00 Kentucky Wesleyan 78, Tennessee State 76 (OT) Kentucky Wesleyan 76, Southern Indiana 64 Free Throws: 35 vs. Cal State Bakersfield 3/20/82 1974 Midwest Regional Runnerup (Springfield, MO) National Champions (Louisville, KY) FT Percentage: 92.3 vs. Lewis 3/11/84 Kentucky Wesleyan 74, St. Cloud State 72 Kentucky Wesleyan 74, Lander 69 Rebounds: 68 vs. Illinois State 3/17/67 Southwest Missouri 89, Kentucky Wesleyan 86 Kentucky Wesleyan 87, Florida Southern 67 Assists: 27 vs. Alabama A & M 3/13/88 1982 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) Kentucky Wesleyan 75, Metropolitan State 60 Blocked Shots: 7 vs. Cal State Bakersfield Kentucky Wesleyan 76, Wright State 71 (OT) 2000 Great Lakes Regional Champions (Owensboro, KY) 3/10/84 Kentucky Wesleyan 66, Central State 65 Kentucky Wesleyan 66, Northern Kentucky 62 Steals: 18 vs. Wright State 3/6/82 Quarterfinals (Owensboro, KY) Kentucky Wesleyan 88, Southern Indiana 79 Minutes Played: 250 vs. Florida Southern Kentucky Wesleyan 88, Sacred Heart 85 National Finalist (Louisville, KY) 3/19/82 National Third Place (Springfield, MA) Kentucky Wesleyan 84, Indiana (PA) 68 Largest Win Margin: 45 vs. St. Michael’s Florida Southern 90, Kentucky Wesleyan 89 (2 OT) Kentucky Wesleyan 87, Seattle Pacific 81 3/10/60 Kentucky Wesleyan 77, Cal State Bakersfield 66 Metropolitan State 97, Kentucky Wesleyan 79

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 41 Record Year by Year Year W-L Pct. Coach Captains Year W-L Pct. Coach Captains 1908 0-1 .000 V.I. Moore Walter Larrimer, Emery Dravo 1966 24-6 .800 Guy Strong Sam Smith, Don Bradley 1909 2-1 .667 V.I. Moore Clarence Sousey 1967 25-4 .862 Guy Strong Sam Smith, Roger Cordell 1910 5-3 .625 V.I. Moore Robert Crapster 1968 28-3 .903 Bob Daniels Dallas Thornton 1911 4-1 .800 Unknown Tom Hunt 1969 25-5 .833 Bob Daniels George Tinsley, Tom Hobgood 1912-13 Discontinued 1970 18-10 .642 Bob Daniels David Erwin, Gene Smith 1914 0-6 .000 Unknown Paul Chandler 1971 22-8 .733 Bob Daniels Jim Smith, Danny Erwin 1915 2-1 .667 Unknown Kelley Day 1972 17-10 .629 Bob Daniels Danny Erwin, James Greene 1916 0-6 .000 Unknown S.W. Van Meter 1973 24-6 .800 Bob Jones Mike Williams, James Greene, 1917 5-1 .833 John Cobb M.O. Ross Roger Zomes 1918 6-7-1 .464 Unknown James Rees 1974 20-6 .770 Bob Jones Jyronna Ralston, Mark Palmer, 1919 0-7 .000 Unknown James Rees Steve Walker 1920 11-3 .786 William E. Arnold James Rees 1975 12-13 .480 Bob Jones Game Captains 1921 7-7 .500 Jesse Sibley Unknown 1976 14-11 .560 Bob Jones Game Captains 1922 5-4 .555 Jesse Sibley Unknown 1977 11-14 .444 Bob Jones James Frazier 1923 8-1 .888 Philip Bevarly 1978 14-11 .560 Bob Jones Ron Arnold, John Bell, Don Jackson 1924 10-6 .625 L.G. Mansfield Harry Daughtery 1979 12-14 .462 Bob Jones Ron Arnold, Pat Debes, Buddy 1925 13-5 .722 C.A. Web Harry Daughtery Rogers 1926 17-6 .739 C.A. Web Unknown 1980 12-15 .444 Bob Jones Game Captains 1927 9-6 .600 C.A. Web Unknown 1981 16-12 .571 Mike Pollio Bunky Lewis 1928 6-12 .333 E. R. Miller Unknown 1982 27-5 .844 Mike Pollio Rod Drake 1929 14-7 .666 Walter Van Winkle Bruce Strothers 1983 22-8 .733 Mike Pollio Rod Drake 1930 17-9 .653 Walter Van Winkle Robert Wilson, Dick Gallagher 1984 28-3 .903 Mike Pollio Rod Drake 1931 12-7 .632 Walter Van Winkle Robert Wilson 1985 24-7 .774 Mike Pollio Ray Harper, Dave Bennett 1932 6-11 .352 Walter Van Winkle Unknown 1986 22-8 .733 Wayne Chapman Dave Bennett, James Johnson 1933 8-9 .470 George Ditto Unknown 1987 28-5 .848 Wayne Chapman Sam Smith, John Worth, James 1934 4-12 .250 George Ditto Unknown Johnson 1935 9-8 .529 George Ditto Asa Shelton 1988 23-7 .767 Wayne Chapman J.B. Brown 1936 8-13 .381 George Ditto Unknown 1989 24-7 .774 Wayne Chapman Kim Clay 1937 8-7 .533 George Ditto Walter Compton 1990 31-2 .939 Wayne Chapman Bobby Newton, Reggie Odom 1938 9-8 .529 George Ditto Morton Combs 1991 22-8 .733 Wayne Boultinghouse Greg Baughn, Corey Crowder, 1939 3-13 .188 George Ditto Tony Raisor, Charles Deaton Tim Griffin, Vincent Mitchell, 1940 3-12 .200 George Ditto Sam Garnett Junebug Rakes, Ty Stauffer 1941 9-7 .562 George Ditto Quentin Stacy 1992 23-8 .742 Wayne Boultinghouse Herb Amarson, Steve Divine, 1942 10-9 .526 Arthur Gullette York Callahan, Bernard Detherage Kenneth Martin 1943 9-5 .642 Robert Wilson York Callahan 1993 21-6 .778 Wayne Boultinghouse Herb Amarson, Steve Divine 1944-45 Discontinued - WWII 1994 23-7 .767 Wayne Boultinghouse Herb Arnarson 1946 8-10 .444 Robert Wilson Herman Bush 1995 23-6 .793 Wayne Boultinghouse Willis Cheaney, Kenny Green, 1947 11-9 .555 Robert Wilson Herman Bush Rafe Young 1948 13-12 .520 Robert Wilson Herman Bush, Ken Snowden 1996 17-10 .629 Wayne Boultinghouse Kris Kemp 1949 13-14 .481 Robert Wilson Clarence Wheeler, Fairce Woods 1997 21-8 .724 Ray Harper Harold Joiner, Kris Kemp 1950 13-10 .565 Robert Wilson Unknown 1998 30-3 .909 Ray Harper Patrick Critchelow 1951 16-7 .695 Robert Wilson Ed Leforge 1999 35-2 .945 Ray Harper Patrick Critchelow, Antonio Garcia, 1952 16-7 .695 Robert Wilson Bill Harrell Chris Haskin, Jeff Krohman, 1953 12-10 .545 Robert Wilson Clarence Shearer Adam Mattingly, Will McDonald, 1954 17-10 .630 Robert Wilson Game Captains Dana Williams 1955 14-10 .583 Robert Wilson Tom Witherspoon, Harvey Hackworth, 2000 31-3 .912 Ray Harper Leroy John, Albert Richardson Ernest Abernathy 2001 31-3 .912 Ray Harper Lorico Duncan, Anwar Perry 1956 18-4 .818 Robert Wilson Game Captains 2002* 0-0 .000 Ray Harper (31-2) Ronald Evans, Chris Landry, 1957 16-12 .571 Robert Wilson Bill Bibb, Rogers Taylor Marshall Sanders 1958 14-10 .583 Robert Wilson Rogers Taylor 2003* 0-0 .000 Ray Harper (31-4) Marlon Parmer, Bobby Zuerner 1959 14-11 .560 Robert Wilson Game Captains 2004* 2-3 .400 Ray Harper (22-8) Bobby Zuerner 1960 18-11 .621 T.L.Plain Kelly Coleman 2005* 0-0 .000 Ray Harper (15-12) Matt Enos, Franklyn Ferguson, Haven 1961 15-8 .652 T.L.Plain Game Captains Mosely 1962 21-4 .840 T.L.Plain Bill Carlyle, Gary Auten 2006 7-19 .269 Todd Lee Dewayne Rogers 1963 9-11 .450 T.L.Plain Unknown 2007 13-14 .481 Todd Lee Yannick Murry 1964 15-8 .652 Guy Strong Doug Walsh 2008 24-8 .750 Todd Lee Rodney Edgerson, Yannick Murry 1965 9-12 .429 Guy Strong Skip Hughes *120 games (97-23) vacated by the NCAA Great Lakes Valley Conference Year W-L Pct Finish Coach Year W-L Pct Finish Coach 1979 2-6 .250 5th Bob Jones 1994 13-5 .722 2nd Wayne Boultinghouse 1980 4-6 .400 4th Bob Jones 1995 16-2 .889 1st Wayne Boultinghouse 1981 7-4 .636 2nd Mike Pollio 1996 13-7 .650 4th Wayne Boultinghouse 1982 9-3 .750 2nd Mike Pollio 1997 14-6 .700 5th Tournament Ray Harper 1983 10-2 .833 1st Mike Pollio 1998 16-2 .889 1st Champions Ray Harper 1984 10-2 .833 1st Mike Pollio 1999 20-2 .909 1st Champions Ray Harper 1985 10-4 .714 1st Mike Pollio 2000 18-2 .900 1st Champions Ray Harper 1986 12-4 .750 2nd Wayne Chapman 2001 17-3 .850 2nd Champions Ray Harper 1987 13-3 .813 1st Wayne Chapman 2002* 0-0 .000 -- Ray Harper (19-1) 1988 12-4 .750 1st Wayne Chapman 2003* 0-0 .000 -- Ray Harper (18-2) 1989 13-3 .813 1st Wayne Chapman 2004* 1-2 .333 -- Ray Harper (14-6) 1990 16-2 .889 1st Wayne Chapman 2005* 0-0 .000 -- Ray Harper (9-11) 1991 14-4 .778 1st Wayne Boultinghouse 2006 4-15 .211 6th East - Todd Lee 1992 13-5 .722 1st Wayne Boultinghouse 2007 6-13 .316 7th East - Todd Lee 1993 13-5 .722 3rd Wayne Boultinghouse 2008 14-5 .737 t-1st East 1st Round Todd Lee 42 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball All-Time Scores 1907-2008 (98 Seasons, Won 1367, Lost 717, Tie 1, Pct. 65.6)#

Transylvania 10-19 Eastern Kentucky # 33-22 Western Kentucky # 19-16 1929-30, Won 17, Lost 9 Berea 32-48 Louisville 15-53 Transylvania 25-21 Berea # 29-32 Coach: Walter Van Winkle Morehead State 21-39 Kentucky 13-18 Berea 48-20 Winchester Indep # 29-13 Georgetown 24-14 Louisville # 14-25 Louisville 32-27 1926-27, Won 9, Lost 6 Cincinnati YMCA 19-28 Louisville 41-10 Marshall 2-0 Coach: C.A.Webb Xavier 18-20 Eastern Kentucky # 22-29 Marshall 2-0 Mt. Sterling AC 44-17 Paris YMCA 34-15 KIAC Tournament Louisville 2-0 Kollegians 30-26 Eastern Kentucky # 16-25 Berea # 30-37 Mt. Sterling AC 20-8 Georgetown 31-22 Eastern Kentucky 46-10 Transylvania 32-10 1933-34 Won 4, Lost 12 Kentucky 31-24 Bethel 25-22 Coach: George Ditto Centre 32-31 Western Kentucky 47-21 Eastern Kentucky 27-34 Georgetown 17-35 Western Kentucky 27-26 Xavier 13-50 Eastern Kentucky 26-18 Centre 39-24 Georgetown 29-31 Union College 17-31 V.I. Moore 1908-1910 Transylvania 30-19 Centre 34-17 Georgetown 20-27 Berea 38-20 Louisville # 23-29 Berea 27-39 1907-08 Won 0, Lost 1 Western Kentucky # 28-43 Western Kentucky # 28-29 Lexington YMCA 5-49 Berea 35-41 Georgetown 21-18 Centre 31-29 1919- Centre 30-31 Berea 34-24 Transylvania 28-30 1908-09 Won 0, Lost 0 20, Won KIAC Tournament Transylvania 19-12 Union College 24-28 Transylvania 11-24 Coach: V.I. Moore William Arnold 1920 Louisville # 45-43 Eastern Kentucky 14-25 Georgetown 28-27 Lexington HS # Lost Western Kentucky # 22-47 Kentucky 20-32 Berea 11-46 Eastern Kentucky # 44-22 11, Lost 3 KIAC Tournament L.G. Mansfield 1924 Centre 37-26 Lexington YMCA # n/a Manager: William E. Arnold Centre # 38-24 Louisville 28-38 Lexington HS 22-20 Eastern Kentucky # 52-9 1923-24, Won 10, Lost 6 Easten Kentucky # 18-17 KIAC Tournament Georgetown 16-28 Coach: L.G. Mansfield Georgetown # 17-20 Centre 24-14 1909-10 Won 5, Lost 3 Berea # 65-19 Paris YMCA 26-11 SIAA Tournament Western Kentucky 17-46 Coach: V.I. Moore Transylvania # 30-27 Berea 24-35 Centenary 22-20 Kentucky 12-14 Cumberland 2-0 Easten Kentucky 21-19 Eastern Kentucky 28-26 # # # 1934-35 Won 9, Lost 8 Eastern Kentucky 33-16 Eastern Kentucky 50-17 Paris YMCA 30-29 Millsaps 28-41 # Coach: George Ditto Lexington High 14-25 Lexington YMCA 23-15 Centre 17-32 Louisiana Tech 36-37 # Eastern Kentucky 24-26 Lexington All Stars 8-29 Louisville 40-21 Louisville 24-20 Xavier 22-41 Lexington YM CA 20-14 Transylvania 21-48 Valparaiso 21-38 1930-31, Won 12, Lost 7 Cincinnati 18-48 Faculty 28-14 Georgetown 38-23 Transylvania 30-17 Coach: Walter VanWinkle # Covington 24-23 Tennessee 2-0 Berea 22-11 Berea 25-34 Sue Bennett 24-19 Georgetown 25-20 Georgetown 2-0 Kentucky 13-43 Georgetown 18-20 Cincinnati YMCA 25-41 Eastern Kentucky 27-32 Charleston 54-3 Louisville 29-23 Morehead State 33-21 # # # Berea 24-22 1910-11 Won 4, Lost 1 Louisville 35-21 Eastern Kentucky 31-26 E.R. Miller 1928 Cincinnati YMCA 33-17 # # Morehead State 35-30 Coach: Unknown Charleston 26-22 Transylvania 33-18 Transylvania 16-26 Eastern Kentucky 47-19 Marshall 20-26 1927-28 Won 6, Lost 12 Western Kentucky 26-37 # Centre 20-31 Kentucky 25-19 Charleston 41-22 Coach: E. R. Miller Louisville 19-28 # # Georgetown 26-31 Louisville Manual HS 56-24 Georgetown 28-20 Clemson 27-23 Morehead State 37-19 # Centre 27-17 Lexington HS 2-0 Golderg Tailors 26-18 Berea 19-18 # Louisville 22-30 Centre 17-43 DeMolay 28-34 Louisville 19-18 # Morehead State 32-15 ______Berea 28-30 Eastern Kentucky 22-25 # # Louisville 34-31 Centre 31-34 Georgetown 39-22 # Transylvania 30-27 Basketball Discontinued Georgetown 25-45 Centre 28-34 # KIAC Tournament 1911-12 and 1912-13 Berea 20-32 Georgetown 35-33 Murray State 18-20 ______Eastern Kentucky # 34-25 Eastern Kentucky 21-20 Union College 4-33 Berea 17-44 1935-36 Won 8, Lost 13 1913-14, Won 0, Lost 6 Georgetown 21-54 Transylvania 27-21 Coach: George Ditto Coach: Unknown Tennessee Wesleyan 35-44 Centre 41-33 Morehead State 32-15 Transylvania 20-23 Transylvania 22-26 KIAC Tournament # Louisville 34-31 Cynthiana HS 18-31 Jesse Sibley 1921-1922 Western Kentucky 10-33 Berea 31-33 # Transylvania 30-27 Georgetown 15-65 Cumberland 38-27 # Murray State 18-20 Centre 23-45 1920-21, Won 7, Lost 7 Cedarville 36-38 1931-32, Won 6, Lost 11 Georgetown 25-35 Transylvania 19-31 Coach: Jesse Sibley Union College 40-44 Coach: Walter Van Winkle Holbrook 39-23 Transylvania 17-57 Eastern Kentucky 37-13 C.A. Webb 1925-1927 Transylvania 28-23 Lees 48-24 # Louisville 26-33 Centre 14-46 KIAC Tournament Camegie Mellon 27-67 # Morehead State 17-21 1914-15, Won 2, Lost 1 Kentucky 14-38 1924-25, Won 13, Lost 5 Georgetown 27-44 Transylvania 23-24 # Transylvania 21-31 Coach: Unknown Transylvania 18-22 Coach: C.A. Webb Louisville 15-31 # Centre 25-23 Centre 35-24 Paris YMCA 17-29 Paris YMCA 33-21 Georgetown 27-18 # Berea 31-37 Centre 18-29 Georgetown 19-35 Louisville 8-30 Morehead State 30-27 # Eastern Kentucky 18-23 Centre 22-8 Paris YMCA 35-17 Ogden 24-26 Centre 12-24 # Eastern Kentucky 25-35 Eastern Kentucky 18-14 Western Kentucky 20-16 Eastern Kentucky # 23-27 Centre 28-32 1915-16, Won 0, Lost 6 Ohio Mechanics 46-28 Transylvania 34-24 Berea 26-25 # Xavier 22-59 Coach: Unknown Georgetown 28-35 Georgetown 26-25 Louisville # 28-30 Holbrook 42-22 Transylvania 23-52 Transylvania 33-36 Eastern Kentucky 43-23 Eastern Kentucky 25-29 # # # Transylvania 23-26 Centre 19-31 Lexington YMCA 44-28 Centre 25-19 Berea 22-34 # Louisville 33-41 Centre 7-24 Berea 37-23 Georgetown 37-27 Centre 19-36 Morehead State 35-23 Transylvania 5-55 Berea 48-23 Charleston 35-31 Georgetown 40-32 # # KIAC Tournament Georgetown 17-24 Transylvania 31-23 Transylvania 26-31 Georgetown 44-25 Georgetown 27-51 1921-22, Won 5, Lost 4 Eastern Kentucky 40-32 KIAC Tournament Berea 26-27 Coach: Jesse Sibley Berea 24-28 Georgetown # 45-36 1916-17, Won 5, Lost 1 Transylvania 4-38 Paris YMCA 34-28 Eastern Kentucky # 25-36 1936-37 Won 8, Lost 7 Coach: John Cobb Town Team 20-16 Marshall 20-27 Walter Van Winkle 1929-1932 # Coach: George Ditto Centre 29-31 Kentucky 23-20 Louisville 34-24 # # Georgetown 31-28 Transylvania 41-8 Cynthiana 26-9 Marshall 0-2 1928-29, Won 14, Lost 7 Xavier 20-43 Georgetown 41-18 Georgetown 16-48 Charleston 33-18 Coach: Walter Van Winkle Eastern Kentucky 30-31 Centre 65-20 Western Kentucky 40-27 Paris AC 25-27 # Dixiana Farm 33-25 Transylvania 38-22 Kentucky 28-22 1925-26, Won 17, Lost 6 Miami (OH) 20-34 # Louisville 30-27 Georgetown 44-17 Eastern Kentucky 23-30 Coach: C.A. Webb Cumberland 42-19 # # Morehead State 30-35 Berea 17-47 Paris YMCA 38-35 Union College 26-13 Transylvania 28-19 1917-18, Won 6, Lost 7, Tie 1 Mt. Sterling AC 40-6 Eastern Kentucky 26-14 # Centre 31-32 Coach: Unknown Danville AC 37-16 Transylvania 22-7 Georgetown 24-27 Clark County 54-10 Transylvania 34-23 Georgetown 14-28 # Berea 37-32 Kentucky 13-23 Centre 27-21 Western Kentucky 19-24 # Eastern Kentucky 35-25 Berea 39-11 Georgetown 23-18 Louisville 30-38 Transylvania 36-24 334 Infantry 24-33 Ogden 43-23 Cumberland 54-27 Centre 36-28 Georgetown 24-26 Berea 21-14 Western Kentucky 19-24 # # Morehead State 29-38 Marshall 25-27 Western Kentucky 30-17 Berea 30-18 George Ditto 1933-1941 # # KIAC Tournament Charleston 19-32 Centre 26-15 Louisville 27-20 # Western Kentucky 26-51 Transylvania 21-14 Louisville 34-36 Georgetown 18-16 1932-33 Won 8, Lost 9 Kentucky 21-21 Bethel 42-19 Transylvania 17-9 Coach: George Ditto # 1937-38 Won 9, Lost 8 334 Infantry 25-24 Western Kentucky 21-38 Berea 34-21 Sue Bennett 62-42 Coach: George Ditto Georgetown 23-26 Carson Newman 30-39 Eastern Kentucky 34-10 Transylvania 22-30 # Xavier 30-28 Transylvania 28-15 Tennessee 20-28 KIAC Tournament Centre 29-22 # Miami (OH) 30-40 Berea 26-10 Louisville 31-26 Transylvania 28-13 Louisville # 34-36 # # Eastern Kentucky 37-39 Centre 11-43 Basil Hayden 1923 Georgetown 38-19 Western Kentucky 24-21 Transylvania 35-28 # # Morehead State 44-38 Transylvania 20-45 Louisville 28-31 Berea 40-62 # Transylvania 28-21 1918-19, Won 0, Lost 7 1922-23, Won 8, Lost 1 Berea 28-20 SIAA Tournament Eastern Kentucky 21-44 Centre 31-40 Coach: Unknown Coach: Basil Hayden Tennessee 40-26 Mississippi College 28-36 Georgetown 40-22 # Eastern Kentucky 25-36 Transylvania 15-39 Eastern Kentucky 23-8 KIAC Tournament Morehead State 43-29 # Georgetown 30-37 Kentucky 5-46 Centre Lost Ogden 45-21 Cincinnati 36-58 # # Berea 45-42 Marshall 24-26 Centre 35-31 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 43 Centre # 37-35 Berea 70-58 Georgetown 92-71 Kentucky All American City Marshall 26-77 Centre # 61-63 Vincennes # 92-39 Utah State # 84-73 Transylvania # 38-35 Marshall 50-75 Morehead State 67-71 Washington & Lee # 78-88 Georgetown 46-44 1st Pioneer Little Six Louisville # 76-97 Florida # 73-62 Berea # 56-38 Union College # 62-55 Oakland City # 95-82 * * * Morehead State # 37-31 Berea # 60-68 Western Kentucky # 68-94 Evansville 81-96 KIAC Tournament KIAC Tournament KIAC Tournament Oakland City 102-70 Union College 34-45 Morehead State 52-60 Georgetown 76-62 Centre 86-65 SIAA Tournament Berea 64-62 Western Kentucky 70-66 Centenary 35-38 1948-49 Won 13, Lost 14 Union College 78-63 Georgia 85-78 Coach: Robert Wilson Miami (FL) 86-82 1938-39 Won 3, Lost 13 Transylvania # 53-48 1952-53 Won 12, Lost 10 Rollins 100-83 Coach: George Ditto Louisville 46-75 Coach: Robert Wilson Louisville # 82-116 Xavier 41-49 Murray State 49-56 Bethel # 92-64 Regis # 103-95 Kentucky 28-57 Robert Wilson 1943-1959 Evansville 57-72 Western Kentucky # 62-76 Evansville # 98-79 T. L. Plain 1960-1963 Miami (OH) 24-39 Western Kentucky 51-62 Louisville 70-79 Louisville 74-84 Eastern Kentucky # 25-48 Eastern Kentucky # 53-81 Bethel 100-71 1959-60 Won 18, Lost 11 Morehead State 34-64 1942-43 Won 9, Lost 5 Cincinnati 46-81 Centre # 81-77 1956-57 Won 16, Lost 12 Coach: Robert Wilson Coach: T.L. Plain Transylvania 29-37 Wittenberg 61-59 Evansville 79-90 Coach: Robert Wilson Navy 47-48 Berea # 34-43 Lexington Signal # 47-37 Cedarville 66-65 Berea # 92-79 Murray State # 77-81 Eastern Kentucky 29-37 St. Joseph’s (PA) 83-94 Georgetown 25-38 Charleston # 76-69 Murray State # 83-89 Centre 86-70 St. Francis (PA) 74-90 Centre 40-46 Berea # 31-36 Transylvania 51-61 Georgetown 73-74 Western Kentucky 72-90 # Texas Wesleyan # 73-56 Eastern Kentucky 44-54 Lexington Signal 30-45 Georgetown # 76-55 Bellarmine # 102-81 New Mexico State # 70-64 Centre 40-33 Tennessee State 94-98 Louisville 40-35 # Berea 60-53 Evansville # 80-81 New Mexico # 71-66 Kentucky All American City Centre 51-30 Transylvania 54-31 Louisville 61-43 Berea 88-97 Murray State 70-85 # # Virginia Military # 102-90 Georgetown # 28-32 Georgetown # 41-30 Dayton 40-63 Centre 87-68 Kentucky All American City Berea 41-39 Southern Illinois # 100-85 Transylvania # 37-28 Centre 70-61 Oakland City # 94-68 Iona # 105-71 * * * Morehead State # 35-43 Eastern Kentucky # 54-49 Western Kentucky # 74-80 Louisville # 74-95 Virginia # 82-72 Centre 46-44 Bellarmine # 101-83 KIAC Tournament Eastern Kentucky 46-89 Murray State 60-65 New Mexico State # 91-46 Southern Illinois 103-87 Transylvania 39-40 Georgetown 40-29 Berea 77-48 Georgetown 85-66 * * * # # # Tennessee State # 109-107 Transylvania # 62-37 Georgetown 54-52 Bellarmine 87-80 Middle Tennessee # 65-58 Marshall 46-63 Evansville # 95-91 1939-40 Won 3, Lost 12 Centre # 97-71 Western Kentucky 69-108 Oakland City # 101-89 St. Francis (PA) 96-82 Coach: George Ditto KIAC Tournament Marshall 57-77 KIAC Tournament Transylvania 82-67 # # Belmont Abbey # 85-62 Louisville 48-44 Morehead State 20-28 Marshall # 86-68 Bellarmine # 81-75 Evansville 64-67 ______Wittenberg 72-86 Xavier 39-43 Union College # 68-49 Union College # 118-78 Louisville 63-96 Youngstown State 81-72 Miami(OH) 24-35 Dayton # 68-80 Centre # 70-51 Miami (FL) 95-100 Louisville 71-86 Centre 34-35 Basketball Discontinued KIAC Tournament Tampa 69-61 Louisville # 72-80 Eastern Kentucky # 36-70 1943-44 and 1944-45 Transylvania 54-59 1953-54 Won 17, Lost 10 Rollins 82-66 ______Southern Illinois # 89-87 Transylvania # 35-50 Berea 59-62 Coach: Robert Wilson Tennessee Tech # 94-102 Evansville 87-93 Georgetown # 38-51 Western Kentucky # 74-86 East Tennessee # 81-59 1945-46 Won 8, Lost 10 Tennessee Tech 80-82 Berea 24-29 1949-50 Won 13, Lost 10 Louisville 69-112 Tennessee Tech 85-93 Middle Tennessee 92-82 Eastern Kentucky 35-51 Coach: Robert Wilson Coach: Robert Wilson Southeastern LA # 81-70 Morehead State 64-89 Ohio Valley Invitational Miami (FL) 95-104 Louisville # 62-47 Louisville 44-69 Gustavus Adolphus # 78-65 Washington & Lee 70-73 Jacksonville 99-79 Georgetown 36-51 Marshall 36-58 Western Kentucky 45-89 Oakland City 94-56 Evansville 91-95 # Tennessee Tech # 97-81 Centre # 37-52 * * * Cincinnati 52-96 Centre # 94-75 NCAA Regional Louisville 47-83 NCAA Regional Transylvania 31-47 # Thomas More # 73-47 Murray State 64-74 DePauw # 77-62 Johnson Smith 108-80 Berea 52-51 Morehead State # 35-57 Wittenberg 67-47 Berea 71-69 East Tennessee 85-73 # # # # # Austin Peay # 83-69 KIAC Tournament Marshall 35-73 Louisville # 50-77 Kentucky All American City NCAA Finals Winchester American NCAA Finals Georgetown 44-47 Marshall 54-105 Denver # 64-55 Buffalo State 72-68 St. Michael’s 99-54 Legion # 45-39 Charleston 67-80 St. Francis # 71-69 Mount Saint Mary’s 99-81 Eastern Kentucky 53-74 Evansville 69-76 1940-41 Won 9, Lost 7 # Georgetown # 60-58 Maryland # 37-54 Wheaton 65-89 Cornell 86-76 Coach: George Ditto Berea 77-46 Thomas More 67-63 * * * Xavier 25-57 Morehead State 44-53 Union College # 73-59 Union College # 72-75 1957-58 Won 14, Lost 10 Louisville 50-71 1960-61 Won 15, Lost 8 Cincinnati 29-34 # Transylvania # 62-38 Georgetown 65-77 Coach: Robert Wilson Coach: T.L. Plain Louisville 34-28 Georgetown 47-37 Centre 67-52 Transylvania # 103-70 Murray State 69-80 Centre 83-29 Southeast Missouri # 80-70 Centre 35-31 # Berea 56-58 Berea 84-48 Bellarmine # 78-80 Southern Illinois 78-92 Transylvania 46-31 Centre 59-42 Marshall 57-93 Centre 87-64 Tennessee Tech 81-92 # Louisville # 73-74 Berea 27-43 Marshall # 53-57 Transylvania 75-37 Evansville # 70-69 Middle Tennesseee 79-69 Eastern Kentucky 54-72 LA Lafayette # 95-74 Eastern Kentucky # 42-50 Berea # 58-66 Murray State # 80-86 New Mexico Highland #92-68 Southeast Missouri OT 84-87 Georgetown 43-51 Irvine Vets 60-46 Georgetown 66-76 John Carroll 75-80 Miami (FL) 78-94 # # St. Bernard # 100-70 Louisville # 38-33 Georgetown # 66-60 Centre # 66-65 Bellarmine 79-71 Tennessee Tech # 85-84 Berea 57-41 Wittenberg # 74-58 Eastern Kentucky 45-63 Asbury # 78-56 Georgetown # 78-68 Kentucky All American City Bayou Holiday Classic Transylvania # 35-34 KIAC Tournament Union College 64-61 Western Kentucky 65-81 Southern Illinois # 61-59 Eastern Kentucky 44-53 Southeastern LA 87-60 Centre 33-29 KIAC Tournament Louisville # 76-91 Ohio University # 70-83 LA Lafayette 75-77 Berea # 43-30 Centre 79-63 Evansville 89-72 * * * 1946-47 Won 11, Lost 9 * * * Georgetown # 32-30 Georgetown 63-51 KIAC Tournament Transylvania 76-85 Bellarmine 101-78 KIAC Tournament Coach: Robert Wilson Centre 64-59 Murray State # 67-65 Louisville 68-60 Evansville # 99-82 Georgetown 48-44 1950-51 Won 16, Lost 7 Union College 110-73 Louisiana Tech 63-85 St. Francis 83-71 Union College 32-53 Cincinnati 64-83 Coach: Robert Wilson Georgetown 73-69 Centenary (LA) 83-67 # Berea 72-47 St. Joseph’s (PA) 78-96 # Wesleyan Alumni # 64-58 Evansville # 71-77 St. Francis (PA) OT 78-76 Marshall 53-76 Asbury # 94-27 1954-55 Won 14, Lost 10 Tampa 92-66 Eastern Kentucky 50-74 Louisville 66-82 # Louisville 53-81 Coach: Robert Wilson Florida Southern 99-65 Austin Peay 87-66 Morehead State # 62-76 Cincinnati 44-97 Murray State 92-102 Rollins 73-70 # Transylvania 59-39 Transylvania 69-64 Thomas More # 76-57 Centre # 88-77 Louisville 74-86 Evansville 88-76 Georgetown # 58-57 Union College # 86-78 Murray State # 91-68 Tampa # 117-67 Union College 59-54 Nichols State # 99-73 # Morehead State # 74-90 Texas El Paso # 85-69 Morehead State # 101-85 Austin Peay 78-81 Berea 57-44 Thomas More 60-53 South Carolina # 66-67 Evansville 88-89 Louisville 66-82 Southern Illinois # OT 99-92 # Georgetown 72-47 Kentucky All American City Centre # 112-77 NCAA Regional Morehead State 59-67 Centre 64-59 Rhode Island # 100-108 Louisville # 83-69 Centre 60-48 Belmont Abbey 62-74 Louisville # 52-69 Texas Tech # 89-86 East Tennessee 101-68 Chattanooga 111-80 Eastern Kentucky 48-61 Berea 76-59 Denver # 79-77 Marshall 53-61 # Georgetown 71-69 * * * 1958-59 Won 14, Lost 11 1961-62 Won 21, Lost 4 Union College 70-56 Centre # 98-58 Union College 103-93 Coach: Robert Wilson Arthur Gullette 1942 Transylvania 64-42 Coach: T.L. Plain # Wittenberg 78-80 Georgetown # 61-66 Centre # 92-63 San Fernando 100-64 Georgetown 64-52 Morehead State 62-74 Bellarmine 88-83 Georgetown (DC) 73-93 # # St. Francis (PA) # 84-76 1941-42 Won 10, Lost 9 Centre # 58-53 Berea # 104-78 Oakland City # 77-60 St. Joseph’s (PA) 75-81 KIAC Tournament Southeast Missouri 69-71 Coach: Arthur Gullette Western Kentucky 62-80 Berea 66-56 St. Bonaventure 71-89 Northwestern LA 106-82 Wesleyan Alumni 61-34 Morehead State 51-54 Union College 79-74 Centre 76-58 So. Mississippi OT 87-76 # # # Cal Santa Barbara # 74-56 Louisville # 26-52 Centre # 114-71 Evansville 70-82 Middle Tennessee 77-70 Southeastern LA 95-68 Centre 41-43 1947-48 Won 13, Lost 12 KIAC Tournament Transylvania 93-73 Georgia 93-75 # # # Abilene Christian # 97-73 Berea 45-33 Coach: Robert Wilson Union College 71-70 Louisville # 67-82 Louisiana Tech # 76-90 Louisville 38-49 Louisville 63-86 Louisville 41-46 Transylvania 98-59 Transylvania 65-69 Kentucky All American City Bayou Holiday Classic Georgetown 37-45 Western Kentucky 31-51 Centre 66-50 Bellarmine 91-60 Utah State # 86-96 Transylvania 84-34 Southeastern LA # 86-67 Centre # 69-30 # Evansville # 74-71 Middle Tennessee # 72-78 LA Lafayette 66-64 Transylvania 40-34 Berea # 73-53 1951-52 Won 16, Lost 7 Louisville 88-90 * * * Wittenberg 75-63 * * * Eastern Kentucky # 40-58 # Coach: Robert Wilson Georgetown 63-70 Southern Illinois 81-65 Bellarmine 105-77 Eastern Kentucky 29-43 Morehead State # 55-54 Morehead State 78-62 KIAC Tournament Transylvania 58-63 # # # Evansville # 87-62 Rio Grande # 50-36 Eastern Kentucky 47-63 Lambuth # 95-76 Bellarmine 85-77 Bellarmine 101-79 Evansville 76-71 Southeast Missouri # 93-83 Union College # 39-46 # Louisville 50-61 Georgetown 59-79 Evansville # 85-72 Austin Peay 106-86 Transylvania 40-29 Union College # 88-52 Southeastern LA 68-66 Miami (FL) 64-69 # # Regis # 85-75 Georgetown # 38-44 Georgetown 72-57 Berea # 78-62 1955-56 Won 18, Lost 4 Stetson 78-85 Louisville 58-62 Youngstown State # 100-70 Union College 33-25 # Lambuth 86-80 Coach: Robert Wilson Georgia 84-81 Southern Illinois 86-84 Rio Grande 61-55 Centre 63-55 James Millikin 62-77 Berea 95-65 Florida Southern 111-66 # # Tampa # 104-78 Berea # 44-29 Eastern Kentucky # 57-67 Eastern Illinois 76-86 Centre # 98-50 Centenay (LA) 2OT 71-78 Western Kentucky 52-83 Transylvania # 76-50 Georgetown # 32-31 Murray State 64-66 Tennessee 80-72 Southern Mississippi 64-57 Evansville 78-66 KIAC Tournament Morehead State 57-66 Oakland City 84-63 Texas Christian 72-62 Evansville 82-92 Marshall 64-77 Austin Peay # 80-74 Western Kentucky 41-49 # Georgetown # 75-61 Hardin Simmons 68-60 Centenary (LA) # 97-83 St. Francis (PA) 77-79 Transylvania 86-48 Evansville # 76-74 New Mexico 73-69 Centre 85-63 Union College 66-55 Wabash 93-60 Murray State # 102-101 New Mexico State 75-55 Middle Tennessee # 84-73 Southern Illinois 104-77 Georgetown # 65-47 Berea 80-48 Midwestern State 78-70 St. Michaels 118-59 # Louisville # 78-93 44 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Steubenville 61-57 San Diego # 86-63 Chicago North Park 73-72 Illinois Wesleyan # 88-77 1962-63 Won 9, Lost 11 St. Francis (PA) 91-71 Union College # 97-70 Eastern Michigan 74-80 1974-75 Won 12, Lost 13 SIU Edwardsville # 86-81 Coach: T.L. Plain Southern Illinois # 48-68 Evansville 70-71 Bellarmine # 98-82 Coach: Bob Jones Bellarmine # 74-73 Texas Wesleyan 95-70 Union University 76-66 Drury 83-77 Oakland City 103-72 Northern Kentucky 60-64 # S Southern Illinois 61-62 # # # St. Francis (PA) 99-83 Chattanooga 89-79 Corpus Christi 101-84 Union University 82-70 Union College 78-55 Southeast Missouri 101-119 # N # # LA Lafayette # 67-48 Kentucky State 68-70 Gannon # 106-81 Old Dominion # 99-86 Southern University 76-106 Thomas More # 88-76 O Louisville 44-78 Kentucky State # 71-50 I Tennessee State # OT 97-95 Philadelphia Textile # 74-67 Georgetown # 75-78 Tennessee State # 60-63

Kansas State # 76-60 Bellarmine # 69-56 P Kentucky State 74-70 Kentucky State 73-84 Southern Colorado # 83-67 Southern Indiana 89-91 North Dakota State 113-65 NCAA Regional Belmont 109-60 Evansville 100-104 All American City Classic Southwest Missouri 84-75 # M # # Bellarmine 62-69 South Carolina State 81-73 Bellarmine 64-72 Southwest Missouri 60-81 Wittenberg 65-64 Northern Kentucky 71-79

A # Louisville # 64-70 Oglethorpe 48-41 Union University 64-58 Southeast Missouri 90-85 Valdosta State # 78-70 H Southern Illinois 68-99 NCAA Finals Arkansas State # 105-86 Union University # 108-74 * * * 1978-79 Won 12, Lost 14 C Evansville # 67-70 Central Connecticut 84-76 Evansville # 86-80 Shaw # 77-66 Evansville 74-80 Coach: Bob Jones Austin Peay # 69-65 Akron 105-75 L Delta State # 104-75 Akron # 59-63 Northern Kentucky # 107-92 Union College # 119-75

Duquesne 61-71 Southern Illinois 54-51 A Akron 56-44 Eastern Illinois # 79-64 Mt. Marty # 101-67 Georgetown # 92-73

St. Francis (PA) 86-92 N Gannon 60-61 Southeast Missouri # 97-85 Akron 70-80 Memphis 74-95 Gannon 87-52 1966-67 Won 25, Lost 4 Delta State 79-83 Tennessee State 83-87 Tennessee State 71-83 Indianapolis 57-80

# O Jacksonville # 94-102 Coach: Guy Strong I Southern Illinois # 71-64 NCAA Regional McKendree # 111-87 Oakland City # 72-70 Transylvania 65-75 Central State # 82-55 T Tennessee State 99-98 Eastern Michigan 59-61 Roanoke 81-79 Ohio Wesleyan # 86-84 Evansville 19-23 Chattanooga # 90-65 A NCAA Regional Old Dominion 87-120 All American City Classic Austin Peay 83-71 Louisiana College # 101-61 N Transylvania # 77-61 Southwest Missouri # 86-74 Valdosta State # 82-83 Southern Illinois # 68-65 Carson Newman # 90-57 Alcom State # 83-79 Shaw # 92-97 Kentucky State # 95-96 Georgetown # 94-76 NCAA Finals Armstrong State # 92-77 * * * Catholic University # 91-46 Oglethorpe 82-68 Bellarmine 79-100 Hanover # 77-79 Evansville # 68-66 American International 83-82 Evansville # 97-100 Southern Indiana 78-97 Tennessee State # 99-76 Southwest Missouri 75-71 Southeast Missouri # 107-73 Campbellsville # 96-88 Georgetown OT 93-88 Tennessee State # 87-94 Bellarmine 79-94 Southern Illinois # 51-52 1969-70 Won 18, Lost 10 Kentucky State #OT 75-81 McKendree # 95-90 Kentucky State 72-56 Coach: Bob Daniels Drury 93-97 Tennessee State 71-101 Delta State # 87-61 Drury # 87-66 Southwest Missouri 93-101 Indianapolis # 70-68 Steubenville # 93-44 Sam Houston State # 104-84 Campbellsville 76-65 Wheaton 107-62 Indiana State 69-76 1975-76 Won 14, Lost 11 Tennessee Martin 84-89 Steubenville 56-49 Alcorn State # 92-75 Coach: Bob Jones SIU Edwardsville # 76-73 Evansville 74-61 Eastern Illinois # 95-71 Oakland City # 111-89 Saint Joseph’s # 76-78 Kentucky State # 106-66 Evansville # 80-74 Bob Jones 1973-1980 Union College OT 82-84 Bellarmine # 72-64 Northern Michigan # 91-58 Bayou Holiday Classic American Christian # 90-55 Northern Kentucky # 75-61 Chattanooga 99-60 Arkansas 78-76 Wittenberg 68-64 Southeast Missouri 81-78 SIU Edwardsville 76-78 Guy Strong 1964-1967 Carson Newman 53-54 Mississippi 88-73 1972-73 Won 24, Lost 6 All American City Classic Tennessee State # 81-78 Southern Illinois 46-52 * * * Coach: Bob Jones Fort Valley State # 78-63 Saint Joseph’s 57-80 Wabash # 68-70 Transylvania # 110-59 Central State # 60-59 Northwestern Samford # 82-78 Southern Indiana # 64-77 1963-64 Won 15, Lost 8 Tennessee State OT 81-80 Arkansas State 84-88 Oklahoma # 91-57 * * * Northern Kentucky 83-93 Coach: Guy Strong Bellarmine 85-61 Delta State 103-73 Union College # 84-66 Jackson State 69-106 Wabash 99-81 NCAA Regional Southern Illinois # 68-66 Union University # 118-95 Evansville # 89-97 1979-80 Won 12, Lost 15 St. Francis (PA) # 117-79 Stetson 68-55 Southeast Missouri # 91-81 Evansville 66-78 SIU Edwardsville # 90-70 Coach: Bob Jones Louisville 71-77 South Carolina State 87-70 Delta State # 88-73 S All American City Drury # 87-69 SIU Edwardsville # 82-83 Chattanooga # 75-62 NCAA Finals Union University 89-78 N Christmas Classic Northern Kentucky 62-73 Union College 61-67

Baylor # 98-77 Cheyney State 66-53 Duquesne 67-83 O Fisk # 101-73 Georgetown 77-86 Georgetown OT 66-68 Jacksonville # 102-79 Winston Salem 73-82 Philadelphia Textile 58-79 I Austin Peay #OT 109-107 Southwest Missouri # 100-89 South Dakota South Carolina # 82-74 Union University # 62-67 P * * * McKendree # 99-90 Springfield # 119-55 George Washington # 95-82 Evansville 81-82 M Transylvania 73-71 Tennessee State 75-82 Oakland City # 77-65 Virginia # 62-42 Gannon # 76-67 A Northern Kentucky # 131-98 Jackston State # 87-80 Transylvania 64-73

Transylvania # 74-54 Tennessee State 80-88 H Bellamine 79-69 Akron #OT 82-81 All American City Classic

Louisville # 63-72 Bellamine # 92-81 C Shaw # 119-95 Evansville 73-81 Fisk University # 100-67 Southern Illinois # 88-75 Union College 75-94 Georgetown # 106-88 Bellarmine # 78-92 Hanover # 86-68 Hanover 71-53 Southern Illinois 66-63 L Union University 92-70 Campbellsville # 97-74 * * * Evansville 69-81 Akron # 88-53 A Kentucky State # 123-93 Tennessee State # 60-45 McKendree # 76-77 Wabash # 86-59 Kentucky State # 83-88 N Eastern Illinois 77-58 Kentucky State 80-106 Tennessee Martin # 104-68

Tampa 119-59 NCAA Regional O Central State 116-77 Samford 75-82 Northern Kentucky 59-60

# I # Duquesne 74-90 Transylvania 74-67 Roanoke 83-89 Southern Indiana 80-75 Tennessee State 57-77 # T # St. Francis (PA) 94-96 Tennessee State 73-75 Old Dominion 112-125 Southwest Missouri 72-118 Ashland 114-110

# A # Bellarmine # 86-70 Southwest Missouri # 96-71 Bellarmine # 67-81 Southern Illinois 77-81 1970-71 Won 22, Lost 8 N Tennessee State # 104-93 1976-77 Won 11, Lost 14 Evansville 63-84 Evansville # 70-71 Coach: Bob Daniels Southeast Missouri # 93-94 Coach: Bob Jones Indianapolis 87-75 NCAA Regional Bob Daniels 1968-1972 Pikeville # 120-79 Akron 73-77 Mississippi State 49-89 Saint Joseph’s 83-91 Fisk # 86-91 Sam Houston State # 91-67 Southern University # 109-82 Union College # 75-69 Southern Indiana 83-97 Centre # 91-71 Illinois State 112-73 Union College # 78-70 Evansville # 89-84 Campbellsville 67-62 Transylvania #OT 77-71 1967-68 Won 28, Lost 3 Evansville 83-84 Drury 85-83 Oakland City # 84-85 Bellarmine 79-100 1964-65 Won 9, Lost 12 Coach: Bob Daniels Alcorn State 86-78 Southwest Missouri 65-79 Georgetown 95-80 Ashland 94-95

S # Coach: Guy Strong Lincoln Memorial # 86-47 Chicago North Park # 110-68 NCAA Regional All American City Classic Saint Joseph’s # 92-80 N Toledo 71-76 Central State OT 80-86 New Castle Holiday Classic Wooster 93-56 Tennessee Wesleyan # 88-83 Indianapolis # 112-85 O

Steuberville 67-73 Indiana State 62-61 Wittenberg 63-62 I Valparaiso 74-66 West Georgia # 96-107 Evansville # 53-57

Hanover # 89-75 Philadelphia Textile 76-75 South Alabama 81-65 P NCAA Finals * * * Tennessee State # 79-69 Kentucky State 74-80 Akron 60-56 * * * Roanoke 87-63 Missouri Rolla 87-73 Southern Indiana 72-79

M # # Chattanooga # 64-59 Texas Wesleyan # 113-87 Transylvania 66-73 Brockport State 96-90 Northern Kentucky 58-74 Morehead State 84-86 Winston Salem 70-69 Central State # 88-62 A Tennessee State OT 78-76 Drury 61-76 Texas Wesleyan # 108-91 Evansville 64-71 Steubenville # 88-68 H Southwest Missouri 63-72 Eastern Kentucky 84-83 UT Martin 79-65 C 1973-74 Won 20, Lost 6 Roanoke 82-58 Union University 101-76 # S # # #

Transylvania 85-65 Southern Illinois 62-63 Eastern Illinois 67-68 L Coach: Bob Jones SIU Edwardsville 59-58

N # # Evansville 67-82 Winston Salem 84-75 Southern Illinois 87-86 Howard Payne 85-68 Tennessee Wesleyan 77-89 # # A # O

Southern Illinois 75-100 I Kentucky State 125-80 Drury 82-80 Union College 101-79 McKendree 95-112

# N #

St. Francis (PA) # 107-85 P Bellarmine # 79-70 Eastern Michigan # 102-90 Southern University # 104-94 Tennessee State 74-79 O

Eastern Kentucky 73-85 Arkansas State 100-75 Evansville 102-81 I Roanoke 103-98 Evansville 86-85 M # # #

Centre 108-75 Campbellsville 105-80 Indiana State 60-62 T Evansville 82-81 Southeast Missouri 79-86

# A # # # #

Kentucky State # 80-55 Delta State # 89-67 Bellarmine 94-76 A All American City Classic Southwest Missouri # 97-89 H

St. Bonaventure 73-103 Evansville # OT 87-78 Union University 97-77 N Buffalo State # 113-78 Bellarmine 80-84 C

St. Francis (PA) 71-85 Kentucky State 85-71 Southeast Missouri # 88-79 Carson Newman # 110-81 Northern Kentucky # 96-85

Southern Illinois # 70-94 L Southeast Missouri 105-79- Gannon 85-70 * * * Campbellsville # 111-92

Steubenville # 61-69 A Akron # 76-70 Akron 55-56 Evansville 79-103 Akron 84-91 Evansville 70-99 Arkansas State 73-62 Southern Illinois 79-69 Shaw 107-100 Tennessee State 66-70 Mike Pollio 1981-1985 N # # # Bellarmine 73-72 North Carolina A&T 105-80 Tennessee State 75-77 Tennessee State 73-80 Evansville 89-104

O # # # I Southeast Missouri # 102-73 NCAA Regional Drury # 89-90 Northern Kentucky # 101-78 1965-66 Won 24, Lost 6 T Transylvania 85-71 St. Olaf 94-79 Union University # 117-74 1977-78 Won 14, Lost 11 1980-81 Won 16, Lost 12 S Coach: Guy Strong A Southern Illinois 59-56 Northeast Missouri 60-48 Old Dominion # 72-67 Coach: Bob Jones Coach: Mike Pollio N Morehead State # 100-85 N UT Martin 97-86 NCAA Finals McKendree # 102-88 Campbellsville # 111-78 Centre # 55-53

O St. Francis (PA) 82-58 NCAA Regional Cheyney State 89-83 Northern Kentucky 80-70 Union College 92-91 Siena Heights 88-89

I # # Chattanooga 89-66 Oglethorpe 86-59 Old Dominion 83-97 Georgetown 73-63 Georgetown 74-67 SIU Edwardsville 67-66

P # Abilene Christian # 68-62 Union University 66-56 LA Lafayette 83-105 Southwest Mo. #OT 90-89 Oakland City # 103-81 Austin Peay 55-78 M Carson Newman 62-74 NCAA Finals Fort Valley State # 122-69 All American City Classic Oakland City # 65-62 A Sam Houston State # 86-67 American International 90-78 1971-72 Won 17, Lost 10 Bellarmine # 100-84 West Georgia # 83-85 Northern Kentucky # 65-43 H San Diego State # 94-61 Ashland 45-32 Coach: Bob Daniels Tennessee State # 84-74 Georgetown # 95-80 Executive Rivermont Classic

C Evansville 80-74 Indiana State 63-52 Pikeville 132-85 Southeast Missouri 93-87 * * * Union College 107-66

# # # Union University 113-58 Alcorn State 99-82 Kentucky State 86-96 West Alabama 83-77 83-73

L # # # # Southern Illinois 56-60 1968-69 Won 25, Lost 5 Union College 77-80 Union University 63-60 Campbellsville 80-73 * * * A Centre 113-63 Coach: Bob Daniels Evansville # 72-87 Southwest Missouri 77-90 Missouri Rolla 63-71 Eastern Illinois # 67-69 N Transylvania # 104-73 MacMurray # 97-65 Transylvania # 68-64 NCAA Regional Southwest Missouri 60-78 Transylvania # 66-56 O Richmond 100-85 Indiana State OT 73-69 Roanoke Christmas Classic St. Cloud State 74-72 Illinois Wesleyan 78-74 Ashland 79-82 I # #

T Steubenville # 93-83 Union University # 101-80 Hofstra 84-76 Southwest Missouri 86-89 McKendree # 126-107 Bellarmine 85-80 Evansville 84-89 Southeast Missouri 97-83 Roanoke 55-84 Tennessee State 63-76 Indianapolis 86-74 A # Carson Newman 72-66 Arkansas State 69-64 * * * Bellarmine 74-79 Saint Joseph’s 107-78

N # # Duquesne 60-63 Akron # 74-54 Houston Baptist # 85-71 Southern Indiana # 82-84 Southern Indiana 76-70 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 45 McKendree #OT 90-84 Southwest Baptist # 88-55 IUPU Fort Wayne 61-58 Union University # 90-80 1991-92 Won 23, Lost 8 1994-95 Won 23, Lost 6 Bellarmine # 96-75 Ashland 47-46 Central State 90-73 Northern Kentucky 100-97 Coach: Wayne Boultinghouse Coach: Wayne Boultinghouse Ashland # 91-85 Kentucky State # 86-66 Southern Indiana 94-84 Ashland 61-59 Executive Rivermont Classic Tampa 69-73 Saint Joseph’s 74-77 Indianapolis # 94-70 NCAA Regional SIU Edwardsville # 78-80 Oakland (MI) # 65-69 Florida Southern 61-66 Indianapolis 57-71 Bellarmine # 82-74 Wright State 84-94 IUPU Fort Wayne # 92-85 Grand Valley # 92-71 Executive Rivermont Classic Wright State # 60-78 Lewis 72-86 Lewis 91-81 Indianapolis 84-87 * * * Lindenwood # 86-68 SIU Edwardsville # 69-68 Saint Joseph’s 73-66 Bellarmine 91-76 Oakland City # 120-82 Missouri St. Louis # 89-72 Eastern Illinois 62-68 Wright State # 81-69 1986-87 Won 28, Lost 5 Lewis # 85-76 Tennessee Martin 72-57 * * * Transylvania OT 62-63 Southern Indiana 71-68 Coach: Wayne Chapman Saint Joseph’s # 83-77 West Virginia Tech # 113-81 Quincy # 109-92 Southern Indiana # 74-72 Transylvania 87-67 LaGrange # 99-70 NCAA Regional Saint Xavier # 105-77 Central State # 112-68 Wright State 76-96 Ashland # 77-55 Campbellsville # 102-61 SIU Edwardsville #OT 100-87 SIU Edwardsville 88-80 Lincoln Memorial # 97-93 Northern Kentucky 64-74 Wright State 69-66 Executive Rivermont Classic Bellarmine # 84-77 Grace # 98-89 SIU Edwardsville 84-80 Southern Indiana 72-83 Indianapolis 66-41 S West Georgia # 94-81 NCAA Elite Eight Bellarmine 66-84 Northern Kentucky #OT 90-87

Bellarmine 75-89 N SIU Edwardsville # 91-79 Jacksonville State 70-107 Kentucky State OT 104-99 Indianapolis # 79-73 1981-82 Won 27, Lost 5 Lewis 88-65 * * * IUPU Fort Wayne 80-65 Saint Joseph’s 88-64 # O # Coach: Mike Pollio Saint Joseph’s # 72-59 I Kentucky State 95-81 1989-90 Won 31, Lost 2 Ashland # 100-96 Lewis 82-66 Tennessee Wesleyan # 77-60 Southern Indiana # 107-61 P Franklin # 107-61 Coach: Wayne Chapman Indianapolis 66-65 Southern Indiana 83-117 St. Xavier # 76-59 NCAA Regional M Evansville 71-74 Campbellsville # 133-87 Northern Kentucky 2OT 109-114 Bellarmine # 108-83 Saint Joseph’s 82-69 Kentucky State 98-92 Kentucky State # 100-92 California Bakersfield # 96-85 A Oakland City # 92-58 Executive Rivermont Classic # # Lewis 70-71 IUPU Fort Wayne 96-91 Transylvania 76-69 Lewis # 72-70 H Wright State # 114-75 Union (TN) # 86-76 # Oakland City 79-70 NCAA Quarterfinal Lewis 102-77 Olivet Nazarene OT 90-85 SIU Edwardsville 102-82 Ashland 66-65 # C # # # Executive Rivermont Classic Virginia Union # 72-71 Saint Joseph’s # 100-69 * * * Southern Indiana # 82-58 SIU Edwardsville # 88-71 Campbellsville # 86-73 NCAA Semifinals L Southern Indiana # 106-82 Oakland City # 100-46 Ashland 77-93 Lewis # 114-89 Mount Saint Mary’s # 98-72 St. Augustines’s 80-89 A Wright State 64-70 West Virginia Tech # 124-79 IUPU Fort Wayne 107-91 Saint Joseph’s #OT 81-77

Porreco Cup Classic N Northern Kentucky 70-58 LaGrange 127-68 Indianapolis # 108-59 Southern Indiana # 97-90

S # Northern Kentucky 101-75 Kentucky State 3OT 101-99 Gannon 63-65 1984-85 Won 24, Lost 7 O Indianapolis # 96-68 SIU Edwardsville 85-72 # N West Georgia OT 91-89 Coach: Mike Pollio I Bellarmine 80-71 Tennessee Martin 101-73 Saint Joseph’s 63-77 Bellarmine 88-77

T # # O Lewis 94-79 Ashland 71-58 * * * Olivet Nazarene # 83-60 IUPU Fort Wayne 83-56 I Indianapolis # 104-80 # A Southern Indiana 83-66 IUPU Fort Wayne 97-84 IUPU Fort Wayne # 81-43 Tennessee Wesleyan # 86-67 Ashland 88-67 P Saint Joseph’s # 77-72 # Saint Joseph’s 103-90 Campbellsville 82-65 N IUPU Fort Wayne 118-99 Ashland 84-70 Olivet Nazarene # 76-83 Indianapolis 98-79

# # M Kentucky State 105-96 Northern Kentucky 3OT 99-100 Lewis 71-75 Oakland City # 88-50 Ashland # 94-53 IUPU Fort Wayne 77-75 # A Bellarmine 85-62 NCAA Regional Ashland # 64-56 Wright State # 76-53 Indianapolis 71-70 SIU Edwardsville # 91-67 # H NCAA Regional Southern Indiana 81-102 Northern Kentucky # 67-57 Transylvania 3OT 93-95 Bellarmine 72-77 Southern Indiana 78-84

C Grand Valley 84-73 Quincy 104-111 Kentucky State 93-87 Executive Rivermont Classic Northern Kentucky # 63-52 Northern Kentucky # 117-47 # Wayne State 90-72 Bellarmine # 63-52 SIU Edwardsville # 89-74 Brescia # 116-78 L Bellarmine # 101-87 # Indianapolis 84-65 Kansas Newman 71-67 Kentucky State 116-58 Kentucky State 102-74 NCAA Elite Eight 1995-96 Won 17, Lost 10 # # # A Transylvania 78-58 * * * Southern Indiana 77-83 Lewis 84-69 Virginia Union 69-81 Coach: Wayne Boultinghouse # N IUPU Indianapolis 58-80 Southern Indiana 67-68 Northern Kentucky # 69-60 Saint Joseph’s 99-79 Indiana Southeast # 85-55 O 1992-93 Won 21, Lost 6 Ramada Inn Classic Tennessee Martin 55-53 Indianapolis 91-72 Lewis 98-102 I Lewis 89-75 # # # Coach: Wayne Boultinghouse Hillsdale 103-54 Lewis 64-63 Bellarmine 99-94 NCAA Regional T Bellarmine 109-94 # # # Executive Rivermont Classic Indiana (PA) 71-75 Saint Joseph’s 99-68 Wright State 82-88 Johnson C. Smith 112-77 A Northern Kentucky 106-88 # # # Wingate 103-75 * * *

Florida International 79-56 Southern Indiana 96-85 SIU Edwardsville 89-86 N Kentucky State 117-88 # # # # # Missouri Southern 66-63 Oakland City OT 92-84 Ashland 75-69 Northern Kentucky 75-71 NCAA Quarterfinals Southern Indiana # 95-79 # Indianapolis 20T 64-63 Lewis 70-79 Norfolk State 80-74 IUPU Fort Wayne 118-101 * * * Bellarmine # 90-75 # Delta State 76-53 Indiana Southeast 98-75 Bellarmine 67-78 Saint Joseph’s 69-72 NCAA Finals Ashland # 89-79 # # Southern Indiana 79-60 IUPU Fort Wayne OT 76-74 Delta State 98-75 Saint Joseph’s 75-79 Olivet Nazarene # 77-75 Wisconsin Parkside 80-72 # # Quincy 103-85 Saint Joseph's 91-90 NCAA Regional Ashland # 75-60 Gannon 92-74 Indianapolis 96-78 # Wright State OT 76-71 Transylvania OT 83-82 NCAA Regional SIU Edwardsville # 99-69 SIU Edwardsville # 74-64 # # Oakland City 97-78 Quincy 79-77 Central State # 66-65 Bellarmine 83-66 1987-88 Won 23, Lost 7 Ferris State # 97-72 # # NCAA Quarterfinals Indianapolis 86-80 Coach: Wayne Chapman Ashland 79-75 SIU Edwardsville 72-69 IUPU Indianapolis # 95-84 # Southern Indiana 75-84 IUPU Fort Wayne 85-87 Sacred Heart # 88-85 Southern Indiana 91-101 Tennessee Wesleyan #105-81 NCAA Finals Saint Joseph’s 92-80 Campbellsville 96-72 Southeast Missouri OT 91-90 IUPU Fort Wayne # 69-66 Indianapolis 73-78 # # Ashland 121-66 Lewis 75-76 NCAA Finals Lewis # 83-63 Executive Rivermont Classic North Dakota 101-92 # # Florida Southern 20T 89-90 Harris Stowe 116-64 St. Michael’s 82-74 Bellarmine 86-72 Wisconsin Parkside # 73-57 # # Kentucky State 78-84 Southern Indiana 73-90 California Bakersfield 77-66 IUPU Fort Wayne 71-69 Jacksonville State # 87-80 Ashland 62-71 * * * Lewis # 94-68 SIU Edwardsville 95-91 1982-83 Won 22, Lost 8 NCAA Regional Wendy’s Classic Saint Joseph’s # 79-72 Northern Kentucky 79-81 Indianapolis 78-61 Bellarmine 74-73 Coach: Mike Pollio Southern Indiana # 77-64 Austin Peay 68-70 Indiana Purdue Wright State 84-72 Centre 90-69 Northern Kentucky 91-81 Saint Joseph's # 79-70 # Ashland 85-73 IUPU Fort Wayne 79-67 Indianapolis 84-68 NCAA Quarterfinal * * * # IUPU Fort Wayne 67-81 Quincy 97-86 Saginaw Valley 46-41 American International 76-73 Oakland City OT 86-85 # # Kentucky State 90-79 Lewis 77-84 Georgetown 69-61 NCAA Semifinals Indiana Southeast 2OT 96-87 # # Bellarmine 77-54 Oakland City 86-91 Oakland City 121-85 Southern Indiana 69-68 # # # # Saint Joseph’s 54-79 Southern Indiana 65-81 Transylvania 57-51 Indianapolis 80-69 # # # Lewis 76-71 Indianapolis 69-65 Central State 88-56 Bellarmine 97-81 # # # Northern Kentucky 65-62 Northern Kentucky 80-74 Executive Rivermont Classic Northern Kentucky OT 102-103 # # Indianapolis 73-80 Gannon 96-74 Ashland 63-66 # # Oakland City 65-74 Southern Indiana # 103-89 Lewis # 80-78 Wayne Boultinghouse Southern Indiana # 83-66 * * * Saint Joseph’s # 90-78 1991-1996 Nevada 70-89 West Virginia Tech # 90-75 1993-94 Won 23, Lost 7 Louisville 58-79 IUPU Fort Wayne 70-75 California Bakersfield 93-79 Coach: Wayne Boultinghouse Kentucky State # 70-51 SIU Edwardsville # 97-86 1990-91 Won 22, Lost 8 Executive Rivermont Classic Saint Joseph’s 71-78 IUPU Fort Wayne # 97-78 Coach: Wayne Boultinghouse Henderson State 86-73 Lewis OT 65-62 Quincy 102-69 First Bank Tip Off Classic # # Carson Newman # 104-66 Transylvania OT 62-59 Lewis 73-72 Northern Michigan 75-62 * * * Southern Indiana 67-65 Saint Joseph’s 74-87 Mankato State 79-95 Tennessee Temple # 109-57 Ashland # 74-70 Northern Kentucky # 85-93 Executive Rivermont Classic SIU Edwardsville 92-89 Wright State 64-65 Wayne Chapman 1986-1990 Ashland 81-61 Lincoln Memorial 115-62 # # # Lincoln # 101-69 Indianapolis OT 83-84 Jacksonville State 61-72 Indianapolis 80-67 Missouri Western # 83-77 Northern Kentucky 94-72 Bellarmine 78-74 1985-86 Won 22, Lost 8 Bellarmine 82-71 * * * John Carroll # 112-94 Lewis # 60-59 Coach: Wayne Chapman Southern Indiana 86-70 Wisconsin Parkside # 120-59 Indianapolis 68-65 Ray Harper 1996-2005 Saint Joseph’s 90-85 Olivet Nazarene # 79-76 SIU Edwardsville 102-114 Lincoln Memorial # 89-51 Saint Joseph’s 60-79 Wright State 56-80 Campbellsville 97-72 NCAA Regional SIU Edwardsville 63-66 # # Lewis # 85-77 1996-97 Won 21, Lost 8 Southern Indiana # 102-79 Executive Rivermont Classic Lewis # 82-74 Executive National Shootout IUPU Fort Wayne 84-90 Coach: Ray Harper Kentucky State 75-72 Bethel 77-60 Alabama A&M 88-92 Central Missouri 67-84 # # Ashland 97-81 Delta State # 68-60 Ashland 68-63 North Alabama # 69-67 Southern Indiana 80-72 Southern Indiana 88-102 Oakland City 77-63 Northern Kentucky 73-86 Wendy’s Classic 1988-89 Won 24, Lost 7 * * * # SIU Edwardsville # 94-74 Executive Inn Classic Bellarmine # 77-74 Auburn 71-80 Coach: Wayne Chapman Bellarmine # 80-72 Kentucky State 93-78 Knoxville 110-67 Indianapolis 85-72 Chaminade 66-68 Olivet Nazarene 86-77 Kentucky State 93-81 # # # # # Bellarmine # 101-70 Central Oklahoma # 104-69 NCAA Regional * * * Campbellsville # 102-70 IUPU Fort Wayne 84-73 Lewis 89-70 * * * Southern Connecticut #90-68 Oakland City # 97-75 Executive Rivermont Classic Ashland 99-101 Saint Joseph’s 76-91 Delta State 74-82 Wright State 67-69 Wright State 90-75 Saginaw Valley 81-64 Indianapolis 109-86 # # # # Ashland # 90-61 Spalding # 95-51 Southern Indiana 91-77 West Virginia Tech 93-89 Northern Kentucky 89-77 # # # IUPU Fort Wayne # 94-88 Oakland City 69-58 1983-84 Won 28, Lost 3 IUPU Fort Wayne # 95-63 * * * Saint Joseph’s 66-61 Quincy 79-94 Coconut Classic Coach: Mike Pollio Ashland 83-59 Cal State Los Angeles 82-61 Lewis OT 82-81 # Southern Indiana # 94-87 Rio Grande 88-67 Mississippi College OT 86-78 Wayne State 80-43 Cal State Bakersfield 73-70 SIU Edwardsville 115-81 # # # Spalding # 104-68 Hawaii Hilo 93-100 Oakland City # 80-70 Indianapolis 68-75 Quincy 53-75 Southern Indiana 84-89 Bellarmine 74-68 * * * Cumberland Farms Classic Bellarmine OT 87-85 Saint Joseph’s 71-70 Ashland # 110-107 Kentucky State 93-75 IUPU Fort Wayne 76-78 Puget Sound 85-67 Northern Kentucky 79-67 Lewis 73-76 IUPU Fort Wayne 102-85 # # Indianapolis #OT 94-97 Saint Joseph’s 94-61 Mount Saint Mary’s 82-70 Saint Joseph’s OT 72-75 Bellarmine 79-85 Indianapolis 92-83 # Northern Kentucky # 94-83 Northern Kentucky # 75-74 * * * Lewis 67-57 Indianapolis 91-87 Northern Kentucky 85-65 # NCAA First Round Indianapolis #OT 88-90 Tennessee Martin 102-66 Kentucky State 91-78 IUPU Fort Wayne 72-63 Saint Joseph’s # 90-73 Saint Joseph’s 56-49 Bellarmine 63-47 Lewis 104-76 # Transylvania # 77-66 Saint Joseph’s # 80-78 SIU Edwardsville 77-88 # NCAA Regional Wisconsin Parkside 81-43 Southern Indiana 69-72 Georgetown # 79-63 Lewis # 48-51 Ashland #2OT 101-96 # Southern Indiana 67-78 SIU Edwardsville 83-74 Kentucky State 95-63 Executive Rivermont Classic Northern Kentucky 90-91 Northern Kentucky # 84-71 Oakland (MI) 118-91 Southern Indiana 96-104 Bellarmine 70-84 Northern Kentucky # 68-49 Wright State 84-87 Southern Indiana # 78-72 Missouri St. Louis 84-60 NCAA Regional # West Georgia # 111-86 Bellarmine # 81-79 Oakland City # 85-67 Quincy # 82-71 * * * Indianapolis 72-67 Indiana Southeast 75-51 Southwest Baptist 81-98 Saint Joseph’s 99-83 # West Texas 91-78 # Grace # 98-79 Ashland 89-77 Southern Indiana # 83-69 IUPU Fort Wayne # 84-69

46 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Indianapolis 69-78 Wisconsin Parkside # 89-61 *** Indianapolis 79-60 Northern Kentucky # 65-76 Northern Kentucky 73-79 Lewis # 87-66 Charleston AAU (exh.) 104-93 Bellarmine # 109-89 Bellarmine # 61-75 Bellarmine # 74-64 Northern Kentucky # 75-64 Illinois Springfield # 105-73 Florida Gulf Coast # 92-79 Wisconsin-Parkside 72-73 Lewis # 94-64 Quincy # 88-61 Southern Indiana # 73-61 Oakland City # 107-77 Lewis 74-84 SIU Edwardsville # 89-80 Missouri St. Louis # 88-65 Northern Kentucky # 73-74 Missouri St. Louis # 93-72 Missouri S&T # 106-97 Southern Indiana # 74-71 IUPU Fort Wayne 94-78 Indianapolis # 87-80 Quincy # 89-84 Missouri-St. Louis # 97-90 Quincy 65-67 Saint Joseph’s 101-70 Gannon # 85-64 Lewis 78-81 Saint Joseph’s # 88-80 Missouri St. Louis 73-70 Bellarmine 66-59 Northern Michigan # 74-58 Wisconsin Parkside 85-75 Indianapolis # 67-72 Southern Indiana # 78-81 Lincoln # 93-61 Indianapolis # OT 121-118 Northern Kentucky 49-67 1997-98 Won 30, Lost 3 SIU Edwardsville # 80-68 Southern Arkansas # 101-75 Northern Kentucky # 87-66 Bellarmine 69-72 Coach: Ray Harper Lewis 73-69 Saginaw Valley # 106-92 GLVC Tournament Western Kentucky 67-74 Tampa # 67-59 Wisconsin Parkside OT 92-89 Lees McRae # 92-60 Saint Joseph’s 82-71 Lewis # 86-73 North Alabama 78-44 GLVC Tournament Wisconsin Parkside 76-68 Southern Indiana 74-73 Wisconsin-Parkside # 75-73 Big E Classic Missouri St. Louis 75-67 Lewis 73-96 Lewis OT 72-71 Lincoln Memorial 92-74 Indianapolis 87-66 Quincy 102-85 NCAA Regional 2007-08 Won 24 Lost 8 # # Todd Lee 2005-Present Carson Newman # 82-50 Southern Indiana 90-88 Missouri St. Louis # 76-51 Southern Indiana 83-96 Coach: Todd Lee * * * NCAA Regional Bellarmine # 110-77 *25 games (20-5) vacated by Oakland City # 86-72 Disney's Division II Quincy 103-91 Northern Kentucky # 66-62 Indianapolis 77-67 NCAA Missouri-St. Louis 69-66 West Coast Tip-Off Missouri St. Louis 80-68 Southern Indiana # 88-79 Saint Joseph’s 109-83 Actual on-court record was 22-8 Missouri-Rolla 69-65 Cal State-San Bernardino 57-66 North Alabama # 95-69 NCAA Finals Lewis # 109-82 Lewis # 56-60 Metro State 63-60 Indiana Wesleyan # 127-48 Indiana (PA) 84-68 SIU Edwardsville # 88-70 2004-05 Won 0, Lost 0* Wisconsin-Parkside # 55-59 Montana State-Billlings 87-67 Oakland (Mich.) # 90-58 Seattle Pacific OT 87-81 Missouri St. Louis 82-54 Coach: Ray Harper at Saginaw Valley 77-89 *** SIU Edwardsville # OT 89-81 Metropolitan State 79-97 Southern Indiana 89-84 Louisville (exh.) 51-81 at SIU-Edwardsville 61-73 at Illinois (exh.) 39-76 Southern Indiana # 85-80 Bellarmine 89-85 Kentucky (exh.) 54-79 Huntington (Ind.) # 54-74 at Western Kentucky (exh.) 67-88 Bellarmine 69-66 2000-01 Won 31, Lost 3 Northern Kentucky 71-68 Georgia (exh.) 55-60 Union (Ky.) # 91-73 Indiana-East # 111-61 Indianapolis 81-71 Coach: Ray Harper Saint Joseph’s # 101-66 Mars Hill # 81-68 Northern Kentucky 63-71 Oakland City # 85-61 Saint Joseph’s # 97-52 Lees McRae # 136-72 Wisconsin Parkside # 97-59 North Alabama 62-64 Bellarmine 69-70 Tiffin # 87-50 IUPU Fort Wayne # 98-72 Arkansas Tech # 94-62 SIU Edwardsville 91-60 Northern Kentucky # 67-79 Oakland City 74-69 Southern Indiana # 77-79 Lewis 69-51 Missouri St. Louis # 101-70 Quincy 110-93 Indianapolis # 91-84 SIU-Edwardsville # 63-79 Berea # 94-71 Wisconsin Parkside 90-76 Quincy # 79-54 GLVC Tournament Wisconsin Parkside 86-79 Quincy # 66-71 Boyce # 99-46 Bellarmine # 78-62 Oakland City # 89-46 Quincy 102-86 Lewis 64-56 Rockhurst 58-76 Indiana Wesleyan # 73-51 Northern Kentucky # 62-55 Bellarmine 79-76 Lewis 79-84 Quincy # 66-83 Drury 75-82 Mid-Continent # 99-54 SIU Edwardsville 86-76 Clayton State # 101-58 NCAA Regional Glenville State # 91-73 Saint Joseph’s # 85-91 at Missouri-S&T 76-65

Southern Indiana 85-93 S Northwood # 76-66 Gannon 81-74 Missouri St. Louis # 76-63 Indianapolis # 81-69 at Missouri-St. Louis 71-62 Missouri St. Louis 104-77 Kentucky State 111-60 Findlay 83-66 Puerto Rico Mayaguez 84-69 Southern Indiana 58-74 Lewis 69-61 # N # # # # Quincy # 101-87 IUPU Fort Wayne # 80-61 Southern Indiana 95-91 Union # 88-62 Wisconsin-Parkside 77-79 Wisconsin-Parkside # 90-50 O Drury # 86-59 I Saint Joseph’s 91-81 NCAA Finals Oakland City # 77-65 Lewis [OT] 62-64 at Bellarmine 82-69 Northern Kentucky 76-83 P Wisconsin Parkside 64-56 Cal Poly Pomona 85-60 Bellarmine # 97-84 Bellarmine # 69-77 at Northern Kentucky 62-69 Indianapolis 89-77 Lewis 70-75 Bowie State 84-64 Indianapolis 87-97 Northern Kentucky 57-59 at Oakland City 79-64 # M # GLVC Tournament Indianapolis 94-90 Northeastern State (OK) 64-75 Saint Joseph’s 76-92 Indianapolis [OT] 77-73 SIU Edwardsville 77-69

A # SIU Edwardsville # 95-81 Northern Kentucky 86-106 *Season vacated by NCAA Lewis # 74-70 Saint Joseph’s 75-98 Quincy # 81-70 H Southern Indiana # 94-81 SIU Edwardsville # 96-70 Actual on-court record was 31-4 SIU Edwardsville # 54-59 at Rockhurst 77-71 C

NCAA Regional Southern Indiana # 97-86 Missouri St. Louis 62-58 2006-07 Won 13 Lost 14 at Drury 68-67

Michigan Tech # 78-68 L Quincy 96-68 2003-04 Won 2, Lost 3* Southern Indiana 64-86 Coach: Todd Lee Indianapolis # 81-63

Southern Indiana # 98-79 A Missouri St. Louis 62-63 Coach: Ray Harper Bellarmine 70-60 Southeast Missouri (exh.) 72-103 Saint Joseph's # 79-70 NCAA Finals Lewis 77-66 Akron Wingfoots (exh.) 95-65 Northern Kentucky 66-73 Evansville (exh.) 75-84 at Wisconsin-Parkside 92-75 N # Delta State 76-68 Wisconsin Parkside 84-59 Illinois Springfield 89-69 Saint Joseph’s 68-77 Goshen 100-72 at Lewis OT 55-58

O # # # # Virginia Union 80-72 I Bellarmine # 81-67 Southern Indiana # 65-78 Wisconsin Parkside # 103-74 Louisville (exh.) 68-93 Northern Kentucky # 63-78 California Davis 77-83 T Northern Kentucky # 80-57 Quincy 74-80 Oakland City # 75-62 Illinois Tech # 99-50 Bellarmine # 73-58 A Indianapolis # 88-66 SIU Edwardsville 77-70 SIU Edwardsville 56-68 Mid-Continent # 104-59 at Indianapolis 87-74

1998-99 Won 35, Lost 2 N Southern Indiana 91-89 Lincoln # 90-62 Quincy 59-71 Cumberland (TN) # 78-74 at Saint Joseph's 67-71 Coach: Ray Harper SIU Edwardsville 108-71 Gannon OT 78-82 Southern Indiana 54-70 Southern Indiana 69-84 GLVC Tournament Disney Classic GLVC Tournament Glenville State # 100-68 *Season vacated by NCAA Indianapolis 70-77 Quincy # 2OT 83-87 Florida Southern 93-67 Lewis 91-84 Wisconsin Parkside # 82-54 Actual on-court record was 15-12 Saint Joseph’s 64-69 NCAA Great Lakes Regional Augustana (SD) 92-81 Northern Kentucky 84-67 Saint Joseph’s # 85-86 SIU Edwardsville # OT 81-80 Northern Kentucky 55-61 Washburn 80-69 Southern Indiana 91-74 Northern Kentucky 67-66 2005-06 Won 7 Lost 19 Glenville State # 86-75 *** NCAA Regional Bellarmine 89-63 Coach: Todd Lee Saginaw Valley # 86-80 # home games Purdue Calumet # 107-75 Hillsdale # 73-71 Southern Indiana 68-72 Ind. Wesleyan (exh.) # 75-62 Drury # 62-53 West Liberty # 109-51 Northern Kentucky # 59-57 Missouri St. Louis 75-62 Illinois Tech (exh.) # 90-65 Rockhurst # 61-67 #Actual all-time on-court record was Indianapolis 74-66 NCAA Finals SIU Edwardsville # 77-64 Brescia (exh.) # 80-61 Quincy 72-81 1474-740-1 Northern Kentucky 86-77 Southwest State 85-66 Lewis # 85-74 North Alabama # 81-91 SIU Edwardsville 47-64 IUPU Fort Wayne # 91-66 Tampa 85-84 Saint Joseph’s 70-76 Saint Joseph’s # 108-69 Washburn 72-63 Central State # 94-61 Bellarmine 100-70 2001-02 Won 0, Lost 0* S # Career Coaching Records SIU Edwardsville 72-91 Coach: Ray Harper N Southern Indiana 64-54 Central State # 109-93 O

I Wisconsin Parkside # 85-66 Quincy OT 106-100 Seasons Coach(Alma Mater) Years Won Lost Pct

P Lewis # 70-66 SIU Edwardsville 82-53 Drury 91-76 Wisconsin Parkside 82-69 1908-1910 V.I. Moore (Vanderbilt ’03) 4 11 6 .647

M # Quincy # 100-64 Saint Joseph’s # 88-67 A 1911, 1914-1916 Unknown 4614 .300 Missouri St. Louis # 106-60 Northern Kentucky 64-62 H Saint Joseph’s 107-87 Bellarmine 73-59 1917 John Cobb (Unknown) 15 1.833 C IUPU Fort Wayne 64-56 Glenville State # 105-76 1918-1919 Unknown 2614-1* .293

L Northern Kentucky # 69-65 Kentucky State # 105-61 Indianapolis 93-79 Abilene Christian 109-76 1920 William Arnold (Ky. Wesleyan ’21) 1 11 3 .786 A # # Missouri St. Louis 85-58 Oakland City 92-59 N # 1921-1922 Jesse Sibley (Vanderbilt ’05) 2 12 11 .522 Quincy 98-81 Southern Indiana 88-94 O

I Bellarmine 75-66 Missouri St. Louis 86-57 1923 Basil Hayden (Kentucky ’22) 18 1.888 T Lewis 75-76 SIU Edwardsville # 109-65 1924 L.G. Mansfield (Unknown) 1 10 6 .625 A Wisconsin Parkside 73-54 Lewis # 92-63

N Southern Indiana # 112-89 Saint Joseph’s 94-68 1925-1927 C.A. Webb (Ky Wesleyan ’27) 3 39 17 .696 SIU Edwardsville # 81-68 Indianapolis 106-100 1928 E.R. Miller (Rio Grande ’25) 1612 .333 GLVC Tournament Bellarmine # 90-62 IUPU Fort Wayne 81-48 Lincoln (Mo.) # 120-81 1929-1932 Walter Van Winkle (Ky. Wesleyan ’28) 4 49 34 .590 Northern Kentucky 111-70 Missouri St. Louis # 80-64 Southern Indiana 95-84 Quincy # 113-63 1933-1941 George Ditto (Ky. Wesleyan ’32) 9 61 89 .407 NCAA Regional Lewis OT 80-73 1942 Arthur Gullette (Western Ky. ’30) 1 10 9 .526 Northern Michigan # 93-72 Wisconsin Parkside 90-79 Southern Indiana # 76-64 Indianapolis # 94-88 1943,1946-1959 Robert Wilson (Ky. Wesleyan ’31) 15 204 141 .591 NCAA Finals Northern Kentucky # 99-76 1960-1963 T.L. Plain (Western Ky. ’50) 4 63 34 .649 Lander 74-69 Southern Indiana # 96-68 Florida Southern 87-67 GLVC Tournament 1964-1967 Guy Strong (Eastern Ky. ’55) 4 73 30 .709 Metro State 75-60 Missouri St. Louis 89-59 Southern Indiana 80-77 1968-1972 Bob Daniels (Western Ky. ’57) 5 110 36 .753 1999-2000 Won 31, Lost 3 Lewis 65-77 1973-1980 Bob Jones (Georgetown ’62) 8 119 90 .569 Coach: Ray Harper NCAA Regional 1981-1985 Mike Pollio (Bellamine ’65) 5 117 35 .770 LeMoyne Owen # 102-80 Findlay # 94-89 Colorado Springs # 94-62 Lewis # 80-75 1986-1990 Wayne Chapman (Western Ky. ’68) 5 128 29 .815 Oakland City # 102-55 NCAA Finals Missouri St. Louis 68-53 Adelphia 71-46 1991-1996 Wayne Boultinghouse (Evansville ’64) 6 129 45 .741 Quincy 77-69 Shaw (NC) 101-92 1997-2005 Ray Harper (Ky. Wesleyan ’85)# 9 150 22 .872 Lincoln Memorial # 81-73 Metro State 72-80 Bellarmine # 76-72 *Season vacated by NCAA 2006- Todd Lee (South Dakota ‘86) 3 44 41 .518 Georgia College # 87-52 Actual on-court record was 31-2 Lees McRae # 97-71 *Tie This unique tie game resulted from scorer’s error which was not discovered until after teams’ departures. Feb. 9, 1918 Indianapolis 85-68 2002-03 Won 0, Lost 0* at Winchester - Kentucky 21, Kentucky Wesleyan 21. The contest was rescheduled by never played for unknown reasons. Saint Joseph’s # 98-65 Coach: Ray Harper IUPU Fort Wayne # 108-87 Rogers AT&T Showcase #Actual on-court record was 247-45, .846 SIU Edwardsville 80-76 St. Francis Xavier (exh.) 75-68 Southern Indiana OT 92-93 Saint Mary’s (exh.) 59-52 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 47 Series Records 1920-2008

First Last Record First Last Record First Last Record Abilene Christian 1962 2002 3-0 Drury 1970 2008 9-4 Lambuth 1952 1952 2-0 Adelphi 2002 2002 1-0 Duquesne 1963 1970 0-4 Lander 1999 1999 1-0 Akron 1966 1977 7-5 East Tennessee State 1957 1958 3-0 Lees (TN) 1932 1932 1-0 Alabama A&M 1988 1988 0-1 Eastern Illinois 1952 1981 3-4 Lees-McRae 2000 2003 3-0 Alcorn State 1969 1972 4-0 Eastern Kentucky 1920 1965 21-35 LeMoyne-Owen 2000 2000 1-0 American Christian 1976 1976 1-0 Eastern Michigan 1971 1972 1-2 Lewis 1982 2008 43-19 American International 1968 1985 3-0 Emporia State 1963 1963 1-0 Lincoln (MO) 1994 2004 4-0 Arkansas 1970 1970 1-0 Evansville 1948 1987 22-35 Lincoln Memorial 1968 2000 6-0 Arkansas State 1968 1970 4-1 Ferris State 1990 1990 1-0 Lindenwood (MO) 1995 1995 1-0 Arkansas Tech 2001 2001 1-0 Findlay 2002 2003 2-0 Louisiana College 1967 1967 1-0 Armstrong Atlantic 1975 1975 1-0 Fisk 1964 1980 2-1 Louisiana-Lafayette 1961 1971 3-2 Asbury (KY) 1950 1951 2-0 Florida 1956 1956 1-0 Louisiana Tech 1930 1959 0-3 Ashland (OH) 1968 1995 28-6 Florida Gulf Coast 2004 2004 1-0 Louisville 1920 1983 21-49 Auburn 1986 1986 0-1 Florida International 1982 1982 1-0 MacMurray 1969 1969 1-0 Augustana (SD) 1999 1999 1-0 Florida Southern 1958 1999 4-2 Mars Hills 2005 2005 1-0 Austin Peay 1960 1988 7-3 Fort Valley State 1974 1976 2-0 Marshall 1923 1950 3-15 Baylor 1964 1964 1-0 Franklin 1987 1987 1-0 Maryland 1954 1954 0-1 Bellarmine 1953 2008 72-18 Gannon 1963 2004 8-3 McKendree 1974 1981 6-2 Belmont (TN) 1969 1969 1-0 Georgetown (DC) 1959 1959 0-1 Memphis 1979 1979 0-1 Belmont Abbey 1960 1961 1-1 Georgetown (KY) 1920 1984 54-34 Metropolitan State 1999 2008 2-2 Berea (KY) 1918 2008 43-27 George Washington 1964 1964 1-0 Miami (FL) 1956 1960 1-4 Bethel (TN) 1926 1986 5-0 Georgia 1956 1959 3-0 Miami (OH) 1929 1940 0-4 Bowie State 2003 2003 1-0 Georgia College & State 2000 2007 4-0 Michigan Tech 1998 1998 1-0 Boyce 2008 2008 1-0 Glenville State 2002 2007 4-0 Middle Tennessee State 1957 1960 5-1 Brescia 1987 1987 1-0 Goshen 2007 2007 1-0 Midwestern State 1956 1956 1-0 Brockport State 1973 1973 1-0 Grace 1984 1992 2-0 Mid-Continent 2007 2008 2-0 Buffalo State 1957 1974 2-0 Grand Valley State 1992 1992 2-0 Millsaps 1930 1930 0-1 Cal Davis 1998 1998 0-1 Gustavus Adolphus 1954 1954 1-0 Minnesota State-Mankato 1991 1991 0-1 Cal Poly Ponoma 2003 2003 1-0 Hanover 1964 1980 3-1 Mississippi 1970 1970 1-0 Cal Santa Barbara 1962 1962 1-0 Hardin Simmons 1956 1956 1-0 Mississippi College 1929 1929 1-1 Cal State-Bakersfield 1982 1990 4-0 Harris Stowe 1985 1985 1-0 Mississippi State 1977 1977 0-1 Cal State-Los Angeles 1989 1989 1-0 Hawaii-Hilo 1997 1997 0-1 Missouri Rolla 1977 2006 2-1 Cal State-San Bernardino 2008 2008 0-1 Henderson State 1994 1994 1-0 Missouri S & T 1977 2008 4-1 Campbellsville 1968 1990 15-0 Hillsdale 1996 2001 2-0 Missouri-St. Louis 1995 2008 23-1 Carnegie Mellon 1932 1932 0-1 Hofstra 1972 1972 1-0 Missouri Southern 1993 1993 1-0 Carson Newman 1926 1998 5-3 Houston Baptist 1972 1972 1-0 Missouri State 1969 1978 8-8 Catholic University 1967 1967 1-0 Howard Payne 1974 1974 1-0 Missouri Western 1991 1991 1-0 Cedarville 1928 1949 1-1 Huntington 2006 2006 0-1 Montana State-Billings 2008 2008 1-0 Centenary (LA) 1930 1959 3-2 Illinois-Springfield 2003 2004 2-0 Morehead State (KY) 1931 1966 14-18 Central Connecticut 1966 1966 1-0 Illinois State 1967 1967 1-0 Mount Marty 1975 1975 1-0 Central Missouri 1991 1991 0-1 Illinois Tech 2007 2007 1-0 Mount St. Mary’s 1957 1984 3-0 Central Oklahoma 1997 1997 1-0 Illinois Wesleyan 1978 1978 2-0 Murray State 1935 1958 3-11 Central State (OH) 1967 2002 10-1 Indiana-East 2008 2008 1-0 Navy 1960 1960 0-1 Centre (KY) 1921 1988 56-17 Indiana (PA) 1996 2000 1-1 Nevada-Reno 1983 1983 0-1 Chaminade 1986 1986 0-1 Indiana Southeast 1988 1996 4-0 New Mexico 1956 1957 2-0 Charleston (WV) 1920 1950 6-1 Indiana State 1968 1971 3-2 New Mexico Highlands 1958 1958 1-0 Chattanooga 1961 1967 7-0 Indiana Wesleyan 1998 2008 2-0 New Mexico State 1956 1957 2-0 Cheyney 1967 1971 2-0 Indianapolis 1979 2008 47-13 Nicholls State 1961 1961 1-0 Chicago North Park 1971 1972 2-0 IUPU-Fort Wayne 1982 2001 30-4 North Alabama 1986 2006 3-2 Cincinnati 1933 1951 0-7 IUPU-Indianapolis 1983 1996 2-1 North Carolina A&T 1968 1968 1-0 Clayton State 2001 2001 1-0 Iona 1957 1957 1-0 North Dakota 1990 1990 1-0 Clemson 1928 1928 1-0 Jackson State 1976 1976 1-1 Northeastern State (OK) 2003 2003 0-1 Colorado-Colorado Springs 2000 2000 1-0 Jacksonville 1960 1964 2-1 Northern Kentucky 1973 2008 42-27 Cornell (IA) 1960 1960 1-0 Jacksonville State 1985 1989 1-2 Northern Michigan 1967 2003 4-0 Corpus Christi 1969 1969 1-0 James Millikin 1952 1952 0-1 Northwestern State (LA) 1962 1962 1-0 Cumberland (KY) 1920 1928 4-0 John Carroll 1954 1994 1-1 Northwood 2001 2001 1-0 Cumberland (TN) 2007 2007 1-0 Johnson C. Smith 1960 1987 2-0 Oakland (MI) 1992 1998 2-1 Dayton 1949 1949 0-2 Kansas Newman 1985 1985 1-0 Oakland City (IN) 1952 2008 37-3 Delta State 1967 1998 9-2 Kentucky 1920 1939 2-4 Ogden 1925 1926 2-1 DeMolay 1928 1928 0-1 Kentucky State 1965 2002 29-8 Oglethorpe 1966 1969 3-0 Denver 1954 1955 2-0 Knoxville 1997 1997 1-0 Ohio 1958 1958 0-1 DePauw (IN) 1957 1957 1-0 LaGrange 1987 1990 2-0 Ohio Wesleyan 1979 1979 1-0

48 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Series Records 1920-2008

First Last Record First Last Record First Last Record Old Dominion 1971 1975 2-3 Siena Heights 1981 1981 0-1 Tiffin 2008 2008 1-0 Olivet Nazarene 1985 1993 5-1 South Alabama 1971 1971 1-0 Toledo 1965 1965 0-1 Philadelphia U. 1968 1972 2-1 South Carolina 1955 1964 1-1 Transylvania 1920 1985 60-25 Pikeville (KY) 1971 1972 2-0 South Carolina State 1966 1967 2-0 Truman 1971 1971 1-0 Puerto Rico-Mayaquez 2005 2005 1-0 South Dakota-Springfield 1980 1980 1-0 Union (KY) 1928 2006 29-10 Puget Sound 1984 1984 1-0 Southeast Missouri 1961 1978 12-5 Union (TN) 1966 1990 16-1 Purdue-Calumet 1999 1999 1-0 Southeastern Louisiana 1952 1962 5-0 Utah State 1956 1959 1-1 Quincy 1988 2007 21-10 Southern Arkansas 2003 2003 1-0 Valdosta State 1975 1979 1-1 Regis 1956 1962 2-0 Southern Colorado 1975 1975 1-0 Valparaiso 1924 1973 1-1 Rhode Island 1955 1955 0-1 Southern Connecticut Vincennes 1952 1952 1-0 Richmond 1966 1966 1-0 State 1983 1983 1-0 Virginia 1957 1964 2-0 Rio Grande 1942 1997 3-0 Southern Illinois 1958 1971 17-11 Virginia Union 1984 1998 2-1 Roanoke 1972 1977 4-2 SIU Edwardsville 1976 2008 42-12 Virginia Military 1960 1960 1-0 Rockhurst 2006 2008 1-2 Southern Indiana 1976 2008 43-33 Wabash 1962 1964 3-1 Rollins 1956 1958 3-0 Southern Mississippi 1959 1959 0-2 Washburn 1999 2001 2-0 St. Augustine’s 1984 1984 0-1 Southern University 1973 1975 2-1 Washington & Lee 1956 1957 0-2 St. Bernard 1961 1961 1-0 Southwest Baptist 1991 1991 0-1 Wayne State (MI) 1992 1992 1-0 St. Bonaventure 1959 1965 0-2 Southwest Minnesota Wayne State (NE) 1986 1986 1-0 St. Cloud State 1974 1974 1-0 State 2001 2001 1-0 West Alabama 1978 1978 1-0 St. Francis (PA) 1954 1966 10-5 Spalding 1994 1997 2-0 West Georgia 1977 1987 3-2 St. Joseph’s (PA) 1959 1961 0-3 Stetson 1959 1967 1-1 West Liberty State 1999 1999 1-0 St. Michael’s 1959 1988 3-0 Steubenville 1965 1971 5-2 West Texas State 1991 1991 1-0 St. Olaf 1971 1971 1-0 Sue Bennett (KY) 1931 1933 2-0 West Virginia Tech 1988 1992 4-0 St. Xavier 1982 1992 2-0 Tampa 1957 2001 7-1 Western Kentucky 1925 2007 9-23 Sacred Heart 1982 1982 1-0 Tennessee 1926 1956 2-1 Wheaton 1957 1967 1-1 Saginaw Valley State 1983 2007 4-1 Tennessee-Martin 1968 1992 7-1 Wingate 1993 1993 1-0 Saint Joseph’s (IN) 1979 2008 39-21 Tennessee State 1960 1980 11-15 Winston-Salem 1967 1968 2-1 Samford 1976 1976 1-1 Tennessee Tech 1957 1960 2-4 Wisconsin-Parkside 1991 2008 22-3 Sam Houston State 1966 1971 3-0 Tennessee Temple 1994 1994 1-0 Wittenberg 1948 1975 7-2 San Diego 1969 1969 1-0 Tennessee Wesleyan 1928 1988 4-2 Wooster 1973 1973 1-0 San Diego State 1966 1966 1-0 Texas Christian 1956 1956 1-0 Wright State 1981 1987 7-9 San Fernando 1962 1962 1-0 Texas-El Paso 1955 1955 1-0 Xavier (OH) 1930 1941 1-8 Seattle Pacific 2000 2000 1-0 Texas Tech 1955 1955 1-0 Youngstown State 1960 1962 2-0 Shaw (MI) 1972 1975 3-1 Texas Wesleyan 1960 1968 4-0 Non-Collegiate Opponents 1920 2004 56-8 Shaw (NC) 2002 2002 1-0 Thomas More 1950 1978 5-0 1983 1984 1985 1987 Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Valley Valley Valley Valley Conference Conference Conference Conference Champions Champions Champions Champions 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Conference Conference Conference Conference Conference Champions Champions Champions Champions Champions 1995 1998 1999 2000 2001 Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Conference Conference Conference Tournament Tournament Champions Champions Champions Champions Champions 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 49 All-Time Roster 1920-2008

A Daniel, Hilton ...... 1949, 50, 51, 52 Hilton, Jerry ...... 1954, 55 Miller, Doan ...... 1976 Shown, Larry ...... 1975 Aaron, Jason ...... 2005,06 Daniels, Irvine ...... 1930, 31, 32 Hobgood, Heywood ...... 1957 Miller, Ned ...... 1996 Simpson, Ernie ...... 1965, 66, 67, 68 Abernathy, Ernie ...... 1952, 53, 54, 55 Darrett, Mike ...... 1974, 75 Hobgood, Tom ...... 1966, 67, 68, 69 Miller, Willie ...... 1993, 94 Simpson, Jason ...... 2004, 05 Adkins, Alfred ...... 1927, 28 Daugherty, Harry ...... 1921, 22, 23, 24 Holland, Martin ...... 1959, 60 Mills, Lucas ...... 1992 Singletary, Burt ...... 1977 Allenson, Dave ...... 1972, 73 Davis, Charles ...... 1927, 28 Horrell, Bennie ...... 1958, 59, 60, 61 Mills, P.J...... 2004 Skinner, Carlos ...... 1992, 93, 94 Allison, Bill ...... 1963, 64, 65 Deatherage, Bernard ...... 1941, 42, 43 Horrell, Robert ...... 1959, 60, 61 Minton, Gene ...... 1956, 57, 58, 59 Slusher, Golden ...... 1940 Anderson, Keith ...... 1980, 81 Deaton, Charles ...... 1938, 39 Howard, Robert ...... 1957 Mitchell, Vincent ...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Smith, Andre’ ...... 1997 Arington, Jim ...... 1965, 66 Debes, Pat ...... 1976, 77, 78, 79 Hughes, Skip ...... 1963, 64, 65 Moore, Jon ...... 1992 Smith, Dean ...... 2003 Arnarson, Herb ...... 1990, 92, 93, 94 Demaree, Gene ...... 1920 Hummell, George ...... 1927, 28, 29 Moore, Richard ...... 1953 Smith, Gene ...... 1968, 69, 70, 71 Arnold, Adam ...... 2005 Demaree, Herbert ...... 1920 Humphrey, Craig ...... 1992 Morris, Larry ...... 1969, 70, 71, 72 Smith, Jim ...... 1968, 69, 70, 71 Arnold, Ron ...... 1978, 79 Demaree, Ralph ...... 1920 Hunley, Neil ...... 1946 Mosley, Haven ...... 2003, 04, 05 Smith, Sam ...... 1966, 67 Artis, Josh ...... 2005, 06 Denton, Austin ...... 1931, 32 Hunter, Darryl ...... 1982 Mossbarger, Bennett ...... 1928 Smith, Sam L...... 1986, 87 Auten, Gary ...... 1959, 60, 61, 62 Deskins, Steve ...... 1966, 67, 68, 69 Mullins, Arthur ...... 1936, 37 Smith, T.J...... 2008 Avant, Jamal ...... 2003 Ditto, George ...... 1932 I Murry, Yannick ...... 2006, 07, 08 Snedegar, John ...... 1947, 48, 49, 50 Ayer, Brett ...... 1982 Divine, Steve ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Indestad, Jason ..... 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Snowden, Ken ...... 1943 Douglas, Jerry ...... 1963, 64 Ivey, Jay ...... 2008 N Snowden, Lewis ...... 1953, 54, 55, 56 B Drake, Rod ...... 1981, 82, 83, 84 Neal, David ...... 1970, 71 Stacy, Quentin ...... 1939, 40, 41 Bacon, James ...... 1926 Dugan, Larry ...... 1972, 73, 74, 75 J Neel, Woody ...... 1960, 61 Staley, Rick ...... 1985, 86 Baehl, Clem ...... 1963 Dunbar, Lyle ...... 1958, 59, 60, 61 Jackson, Bill ...... 1958, 59, 60, 61 Newcom, Jeremy ...... 1995 Stauffer, Ty ...... 1988, 89, 91 Baker, Tim ...... 2007 Duncan, John ...... 1968, 69, 70, 71 Jackson, Don ...... 1975, 76, 77, 78 Newell, Robert ...... 1943 Stephens, Warren ..... 1957, 58, 59, 60 Barker, Danny ...... 1965, 66, 67, 68 Duncan, Lorico ...... 2000, 01 Jackson, Stanley ...... 1983, 84, 85, 86 Newton, Bobby ...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Stinnet, Van ...... 1965, 66, 67, 68 Barnes, Leslie ...... 1943 Dye, Huggy ...... 2003 John, Leroy ...... 1999, 2000 Norton, Edgar ...... 1941 Storm, Bill ...... 1957, 58 Bartolone, Gino ..... 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Johnson, Bruce ...... 2000 Story, Rex ...... 1957, 58 Baughn, Greg ...... 1987, 88, 90, 91 E Johnson, Henry ...... 1923, 24, 25, 26 O Stout, Keidrick ...... 2004 Baumeister, ? ...... 1940 Ebelhar, Rick ...... 1975, 76 Johnson, James ...... 1986, 87 Odom, Reggie ...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Stout, Riddle ...... 1937, 38, 39 Bean, Mark ...... 1976 Ecton, Frank ...... 1946 Johnson, James ...... 1952, 53, 54 O’Neill, Dick ...... 1967, 68, 69 Strother, Bruce ...... 1927, 28, 29 Beasley, Melvin ...... 2008 Edgerson, Rodney ...... 2007, 08 Johnson, Jeff ...... 1938 Owens, E.K...... 1932 Bell, John ...... 1976, 77, 78 Edgerson, Tim ...... 1980, 81, 82, 83 Johnson, Jim ...... 1980, 81, 82, 83 Owsley, David ...... 1943 T Belts, ? ...... 1930, 31, 32 Eggert, Fred ...... 1973 Johnson, John ...... 1975, 76, 77 Taylor, Charlie ...... 1964, 65 Bennett, Dave ...... 1985, 86 Eitutis, Jason ...... 1993, 94 Johnson, Joplin ...... 2006 P Taylor, Ed ...... 1937 Bennett, W. T...... 1956, 57, 58 Ellis, LeRoy ...... 1989, 90 Johnson, Mark ...... 2008 Palmer, Mark ...... 1971, 72, 73, 74 Taylor, Lorenzo ...... 2008 Benson, Roger ...... 1961, 62 Enos, Matt ...... 2002, 03, 04, 05 Johnson, Travis ...... 2006 Palmer, Martin ...... 2000 Taylor, Rogers ...... 1955, 56, 57, 58 Bevarly, Phil ...... 1923 Erwin, Danny ...... 1969, 70, 71, 72 Johnson, Willie ...... 1974, 75, 76 Pardue, Bob ...... 1952, 53 Thomas, Chris ...... 2000, 01 Bevarly, Raymond ...... 1924 Erwin, David ...... 1967, 68, 69, 70 Joiner, Harold ...... 1996, 97 Parmer, Marlon ...... 2003 Thomas, Jamie ...... 1998 Bibb, Bill ...... 1955, 56, 57 Evans, Gene ...... 2002 Jones, Brian ...... 1979, 80, 82, 83 Parr, Cory ...... 1991, 92, 93 Thompson, John ...... 1920 Blakely, Maurice ...... 2008 Evans, Jody ...... 1992 Jones, Bucky ...... 1979, 80, 81 Patmore, Cory ...... 2008 Thompson, Winfred .. 1958, 59, 60, 61 Bocard, Kendall ...... 1930, 31 Evans, Ronald ...... 2001, 02 Jones, Claude ...... 1926 Patrick, Larry ...... 1977, 78, 79, 80 Thornsbury, R...... 1946 Bolden, Joel ...... 1966, 67, 68, 69 Ewing, Jim ...... 1961, 62, 63, 64 Jones, Doug ...... 1981, 82, 83 Patton, Andrew ...... 2004 Thornton, Dallas ...... 1965, 66, 67, 68 Boleyn, Charles ...... 1935, 36 Jones, Marlon ...... 1991 Payne, Steve ...... 1974, 75 Tibbs, Harry ...... 1954, 55, 56, 57 Bonny, Nola ...... 1947, 48, 49 F Juillet, Clarence ...... 2008 Perdue, Will ...... 1991, 92, 93 Tinsley, George ...... 1966, 67, 68, 69 Boswell, Tyrus ...... 2002 Fahnbulleh, Jeff ...... 2007, 08 Julien, Larry ...... 1963 Perry, Anwar ...... 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Todd, Dale ...... 1975 Bouchie, Randy ...... 1979 Farrow, La-Troy ...... 2004 Phelps, Bob ...... 1977, 78 Tolbert, Clarence ...... 1930, 31 Boultinghouse, Bill .... 1954, 55, 56, 57 Ferguson, Franklyn ...... 2004, 05 K Phelps, Marvin ...... 1951, 52, 53 Tooley, Warren ...... 1972 Boyles, Jonathan ...... 1996 Ferguson, Trey ...... 2002, 03 Karim, Tim ...... 1988, 89 Phifer, Frank ...... 2005 Travis, Marvin ...... 1976, 77 Bradley, Don ...... 1964, 65, 66 Ficther, Brad ...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Kearns, ? ...... 1924 Pieterse, Henk ...... 1981, 82, 83, 84 Truitt, Dontae ...... 2004 Bransford, Larry ...... 1970, 71 Fletcher, Jon-Michael ...... 2007 Keeton, William ...... 1939, 40 Potts, Winfred ...... 1946, 47 Tucker, Bily ...... 1976 Bright, Antonio ...... 2005, 06 Flora, Ben ...... 1932 Kemp, Kris ...... 1994, 95, 96 Powell, Brandon ...... 2006 Turley, Tanner ...... 2000, 01 Brooks, James ...... 1939, 40 Floyd, DeWayne ...... 2002 Kerr, Bob ...... 1951, 52, 53 Powell, Travis ...... 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Turner, B.L...... 1928, 29, 30 Brown, J.B...... 1985, 86, 87, 88 Flynn, Jesse ...... 1966, 67 Kertis, Alex ...... 1951, 52 Powers, Clifford ...... 1928 Turner, Dwight ...... 1988, 89 Bruce, Willie ...... 1948 Fortener, Nathan ...... 2001, 02 Key, Thad ...... 2001, 03 Priar, Glover ...... 1963, 64 Burns, Bob ...... 1978, 79, 80, 81 Foster, John ...... 2003 King, E...... 1941, 42 Puckett, Carl ...... 1941, 42, 43 V Burse, Eugene ...... 2000 Frazier, James ...... 1974, 75, 76, 77 Kirtley, Rodney ...... 1967, 68, 69, 70 Puckett, Linville ...... 1955, 56 van Altena, Pieter ...... 1994, 95 96 Bush, Herman ...... 1942, 43, 47, 48 Freeman, Eric ...... 2003, 04 Knul, Matt ...... 1992, 93 Purol, Norbert ...... 1956, 57, 58, 59 Van Winkle, Walter .... 1920, 26, 27, 28 Byrd, David ...... 2005 Knul, Stefan ...... 1993 Vannoy, Josh ...... 2007 Byrd, Gary ...... 1971 G Kreps, Alex ...... 1992 R Vaughn, Virgil ...... 1943 Gallagher, Dick ...... 1929, 30, 31 Krohman, Jeff ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Radcliff, Paul ...... 1961, 62, 63, 64 Vowels, Chris ...... 1995 C Garcia, Antonio ...... 1998, 99 Raisor, Tony ...... 1937, 38, 39 Voyles, Stuart ...... 1977, 78 Caesar, Marcus ...... 2007 Garnett, Sam ...... 1938, 39, 40 L Rakes, Junebug ...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Calendar, Clifton ...... 1997 Garrett, Sam ...... 1970, 71, 72 Lamar, Grant ...... 1972, 73, 74, 75 Ralston, Jyronna ...... 1973, 74 W Calic, Marko ...... 2005 Garris, Damon ...... 2003 Landry, Chris ...... 2001, 02 Ramsier, Greg ...... 1992 Waddle, Neil ...... 1938 Callahan, York ...... 1941, 42, 43 Gengo, Nick ...... 1997 Lane, Jerrick ...... 1979, 80 Rankin, Bill ...... 1960 Walker, Steve ...... 1973, 74 Campbell, John ...... 1946, 47, 48 Gilbert, Mike ...... 1977 Lee, Walter ...... 1972, 73, 74 Ratliff, Don ...... 1948 Walsh, Doug ...... 1961, 62, 63, 64 Cannon, Neal ...... 1920 Gillespie, Robert ...... 1946 LeForge, Ed ...... 1948, 49, 50, 51 Ratliff, Don ...... 1961, 62, 63, 64 Ward, Jack ...... 1953, 54 Carlyle, Bill ...... 1961, 62 Gipe, Logan ...... 1955, 56, 57 Lewis, Alvin ...... 2006, 07 Redd, Mike ...... 1964 Washing, Scott ...... 1982, 83, 84, 85 Carter, John ...... 1948 Gish, Don ...... 1959, 60 Lewis, Bunky ...... 1978, 79, 80, 81 Rees, James ...... 1920 Webb, Buford ...... 1926, 27, 28 Cason, Mike ...... 1982, 83 Glenn, Ham ...... 1924, 25, 26, 27 Littrell, Arthur ...... 1946, 48, 49, 50 Reeves, ? ...... 1928 Webb, Stan ...... 1981, 82, 83, 84 Cassell, Glenn ...... 1948 Graham, Walter ...... 1928 Lodzik, Paul ...... 2003 Reinhart, Bob ...... 1957 Weldon, Wade ...... 1932 Cecil, Boyd ...... 1935, 36, 37, 38 Gray, Aubrey ...... 1938, 39 Logsdon, Mark ...... 1993, 94 Reise, Harold ...... 1943, 47, 48 West, Mike ...... 1973, 74, 75, 76 Cecil, Gerald ...... 1920 Gray, Michael ...... 1991, 92, 93 Logsdon, Shaun ...... 2001 Ressel, Ben ...... 1998 West, Ryan ...... 2001, 03 Chapman, John ...... 1964, 65, 66 Green, Beau ...... 2002 London, Michael ...... 1995, 96 Reynolds, John ...... 1937, 38, 39 Westerfield, Luther ... 1949, 50, 51, 52 Cheaney, Michael ...... 1995, 96 Green, James ...... 1970, 71, 72, 73 Loucks, Brad ...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Rice, Charlie ...... 1978, 79 Wheeler, Clarence ..... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Cheaney, Willis ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Grennwell, Ryan ...... 1997, 98 Lunsford, Rusty ...... 1975 Rich, Ed ...... 1940 White, James ...... 2006 Christian, Myron ...... 1985, 86, 87 Griffin, Jim ...... 1983, 84, 85, 86 Luttrell, Bob ...... 1949, 50 Richardson, Albert ...... 2000 Whitlock, Ed ...... 1939, 40, 41 Christopher, Norman 1949, 50, 51, 52 Griffin, Tim ...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Richardson, Tom ...... 1981, 82 Whitlow, Andra ...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Clark, Phil ...... 1971, 72 Grigsby, Pete ...... 1955, 56 M Richeson, King ...... 1940, 47 Williams, Chris ...... 2008 Clay, Kim ...... 1986, 87, 88, 89 Gross, Garland ...... 1936, 37, 38 Magan, Bill ...... 1957, 58, 59 Riddle, J.T...... 2002 Williams, Dana ...... 1998, 99 Clay, Maurice ...... 1928, 29, 30, 31 Grundhoefer, Dan ..... 1957, 58, 59, 60 Mahan, Buddy ...... 1947, 48, 49, 50 Robbins, Edgar ...... 1936, 37 Williams, Donte’ ...... 2007 Cleveland, Artis ...... 1995 Guess, Jim ...... 1958 Marcum, George ...... 1956, 57, 58 Rogers, Buddy ...... 1978, 79 Williams, Mike ...... 1971, 72, 73 Coffman, Ben ...... 1985 Gutterman, Joe ...... 1979, 80 Marrinan, Seamus ...... 1995 Rogers, Dewayne ...... 2002, 03, 04, 06 Wilson, Allen ...... 1957, 58, 59, 60 Coleman, Jeremiah ...... 2006 Martin, Charles ...... 1940, 41, 42, 43 Rogers, Stan ...... 1950 Wilson, Robert ...... 1928, 29, 30, 31 Coleman, Kelly ...... 1958, 58, 60 H Martin, Harry ...... 1941, 42, 43 Roop, Joe ...... 1953, 54, 55, 56 Winkler, Steve ...... 1980, 81, 82 Combs, Morton ...... 1937, 38 Hackworth, Harvey .... 1950, 53, 54, 55 Martin, Kennethy ...... 1990, 91, 92 Rose, Malcolm ...... 1930, 31 Wise, Clyde ...... 1961, 62, 63, 64 Compton, Walter ...... 1937 Halbert, Denzil ...... 1942, 43, 47 Martin, Lew ...... 1975, 76 Rose, Harry Clyde ...... 1946 Witherspoon, Tom .... 1952, 53, 54, 55 Conner, Larenzo ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Hall, Paul ...... 1978 Martin, Tyon ...... 2005, 06 Rosser, Bill ...... 1968, 69, 70 Witt, Rush ...... 1998, 99 Cope, Mason ...... 1956, 57 Hammers, Lowell ...... 1961, 62, 63 Martin, W.M...... 1938, 39, 40, 41 Rouse, Asa ...... 1924, 25, 26, 27 Wood, Dick ...... 1953, 54 Cordell, Roger ...... 1964, 65, 66, 67 Hammons, Earl ...... 1942, 48 Matthews, Tillman ...... 1932 Routt, R.T...... 1932 Wood, Mike ...... 1972, 73 Cox, Tom ...... 1955, 56 Hanaway, Kirk ...... 1976, 77 Mattingly, Adam ...... 1997, 98, 99 Rowland, Gene ...... 1965 Woods, Fairce ...... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Critchelow, Patrick .... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Hancock, Ricky ...... 1992 Maxwell, Robert ...... 1932 Worth, John ...... 1985, 86, 87 Crockett, Campbell ...... 1937 Harper, Ray ...... 1984, 85 May, R...... 1946 S Wyant, Mark ...... 1978, 79 Cromer, Brian ...... 1979, 80 Harrell, Bill ...... 1949, 50, 51, 52 McCampbell, Danny ...... 1998 Sanders, Marshall ...... 2001, 02 Crowder, Corey ...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Harris, Rennie ...... 1997 McDonald, James ...... 1932, 33, 34 Scout, Bill ...... 1956 Y Crowe, George ...... 1970 Harrison, Charlie ...... 1954 McDonald, Will ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Schmitt, Leonard ...... 1930 Young, Gary ...... 1964, 65 Cunningham, Phil ...... 1987 Haskin, Chris ...... 1999 McGhee, Derek ...... 2000 Schoen, Craig ...... 2004 Young, Leon ...... 1931, 32 Curtis, Allie ...... 1950, 51, 52, 53 Hatcher, Cassius ...... 1928, 29, 30, 31 MGowan, Jeff ...... 2002 Scott, John ...... 1977, 78 Young, Rafe ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Curtis, Bob ...... 1947, 48, 49, 50 Hawkins, Justin ...... 2008 McGray, Rube ...... 1930 Seitz, Charles ...... 1958, 59, 60 Henry, Harry ...... 1947, 48 McKenzie, Shirley ...... 1938, 39, 40 Sergeant, Steve ...... 1983, 84 Z D Higgins, Carlos ...... 1946, 47 McQueen, Paul ...... 1937, 38 Sergent, Mike ...... 1972, 73 Zornes, Roger ...... 1971, 72, 73 Dabney, Eugene ...... 2003 Higginson, Brad ...... 2005, 06 Meredith, Tom ...... 1960, 61, 62, 63 Shearer, Clarence ...... 1950, 51, 52, 53 Zuberer, Ray ...... 1980, 81, 82, 83 Damron, Bill ...... 1948 Higgs, Dwight ...... 1981, 82, 83, 84 Miles, Harold ...... 1974, 75 Shearer, Marcus ...... 1943, 47 Zuerner, Bobby ...... 2000, 02, 03, 04 Daniel, David ...... 1949, 50, 51, 52 Hill, Bill ...... 1957 Miller, Clint ...... 1980 Shelton, Asa ...... 1932, 33, 34, 35 Zuffa, Maros ...... 2008 50 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball Owensboro Sportscenter 1951-2008 Years 58, Won 745, Lost 134, Pct. 84.8 Facts and Figures Top Ten Crowds Sportscenter Records Construction Began: Summer 1948 Construction Completed: January 1949 7,500 Louisville 1/8/64 Points Cost: $650,000 7,500 Evansville 1/13/65 Player: 53 - Jim Dull, Southwest Missouri vs KWC Dimensions: 220’ x 160’ 2/7/77 7,000 Twenty Times 2/29/64 to 2/24/73 Team: 136 - KWC vs Lees McRae 11/19/00 Acres: 10 6,500 Six Times 2/15/66 to 1/22/73 Basketball Floor Cost: $12,000 Field Goals Made 5,611 Southern Indiana 2/27/82 Player: 22 - Bill Carlyle, KWC vs Southern Illinois 2/28/62 Renovation: Summer 1996 5,611 Southern Indiana 2/21/81 Cost: $1.8 million Team: 55 - KWC vs Kentucky State 1/17/68 Dedication Game: February 5, 1949 - 5,500 Southern Indiana 2/19/83 Field Goal Percentage Kentucky 71, Bradley 66 5,450 Eleven Times 1/21/84 to 2/1/86 Player: 84.6 - Mike Darrett, KWC (11-13) vs Southwest 5,342 Sacred Heart 3/13/82 Missouri 2/3/75 Kentucky Wesleyan 5,200 Twice Team: 69.3 - Wright State (34-49) vs KWC 2/12/81 3 Pt. Field Goals Made In The Sportscenter Player: 9 - Steve Divine, KWC vs Wayne State 3/14/92 Nat. Largest Crowds Team: 17 - KWC vs Quincy 2/2/02 Season Won Lost Pct. Attend. Avg. Rank 3 Pt. Field Goal Percentage 1951 101.000 To Watch Player: 100.0 - Steve Divine, KWC 1952 92.818 (9-9) vs Wayne State 3/14/92 1953 94.692 KWC Basketball Team: 76.9 - KWC (10-18) SIU Edwardsville 1/10/02 1954 96.600 Free Throws Made 1955 94.692 19,049 at Kentucky (exh.) 11/9/04 Player: 17 - Dwight Higgs, KWC vs Southern 1956 62.777 18,223 at Louisville (exh.) 11/3/04 Connecticut 3/11/83 1957 11 4 .733 16,613 at Louisville 1/5/83 Team: 49 - KWC vs Kentucky State 3/5/92 1958 84.667 14,689 at Louisville (exh.) 11/19/06 Free Throw Percentage 1959 74.636 13,913 at Evansville 2/13/60 Player: 100.0 - Dwight Higgs, KWC (17-17) vs 1960 13 2 .867 13,240 Southwestern Louisiana 3/19/71* Southern Connecticut 3/11/83 1961 91.900 13,062 Indiana State 3/15/68* Team: 100.0 - West Georgia (29-29) vs KWC 12/16/78 1962 14 1 .933 12,957 at Evansville 2/9/63 Consecutive Free Throws Made 1963 84.667 Player: 17 - Dwight Higgs, KWC vs Southern 1964 13 3 .813 65,000 4,094 12,833 at Evansville 2/14/59 Connecticut 3/11/83 1965 73.700 25,750 2,575 12,541 at Evansville 1/22/64 Team: 29 - West Georgia vs KWC 12/16/78# 1966 13 2 .733 52,300 3,487 12,132 Southwest Missouri 3/14/69* Rebounds 1967 13 1 .928 74,200 5,308 11,706 at Evansville 1/5/74 Player: 28 - Don Gish, KWC vs Bellarmine 1/2/60 1968 13 1 .928 65,000 4,643 11,402 at Evansville 2/11/67 Team: 88 - KWC vs Bellarmine 1/2/60 1969 16 0 1.000 88,750 5,547 11,243 at Evansville 2/11/61 Assists 1970 13 3 .813 87,500 5,649 11,102 at Evansville 1/3/68 Player: 16 - Ray Harper, KWC vs Lewis 2/23/85 1971 11 2 .846 78,500 6,038 Team: 36 - KWC vs Lees McRae 11/19/00 1972 12 2 .857 62,600 4,173 10,482 at Evansville 1/2/66 10,319 Southern Illinois 3/11/66* Win Margin 1973 14 1 .933 71,200 4,747 Team: 79 KWC vs Indiana Wesleyan (124-48) 1974 14 1 .933 59,150 3,943 10,200 at Southern Illinois 2/25/67 12/13/97 1975 11 5 .688 43,465 2,716 1976 13 2 .733 29,891 1,993 *NCAA at Evansville, Ind. 1977 96.600 19,550 1,303 1978 10 4 .714 20,150 1,429 1979 11 5 .688 27,000 1,688 1980 11 5 .688 30,200 1,888 1981 13 3 .813 57,500 3,594 5th 1982 20 0 1.000 84,008 4,200 3rd 1983 15 2 .882 78,895 4,641 3rd 1984 19 0 1.000 96,344 5,071 3rd 1985 19 0 1.000 88,612 4,664 3rd 1986 14 1 .933 66,750 4,450 2nd 1987 19 0 1.000 82,460 4,340 3rd 1988 17 2 .895 84,009 4,421 3rd 1989 15 2 .882 72,759 4,279 5th 1990 20 0 1.000 87,371 4,364 4th 1991 13 1 .928 48,686 3,478 5th 1992 16 3 .842 61,400 3,232 9th 1993 15 1 .938 55,750 3,484 6th 1994 15 2 .882 50,133 2,949 10th 1995 15 0 1.000 44,440 2,960 7th 1996 11 4 .733 34,000 2,267 18th 1997 14 1 .933 55,500 3,700 2nd 1998 20 0 1.000 67,400 3,370 4th 1999 16 0 1.000 67,950 4,247 1st 2000 17 1 .944 70,202 3,900 2nd The Owensboro Sportscenter, home of the Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers, is the largest arena in the 2001 18 0 1.000 69,902 3,883 2nd Great Lakes Valley Conference and the 15th largest in the nation (NCAA Division II), with a seating 2002 18 0 1.000 69,302 3,850 3rd capacity of 5,002. 2003 16 1 .941 55,800 3,282 4th 2004 13 2 .733 49,500 3,300 4th Kentucky Wesleyan opened its playing career in the Sportscenter on February 26, 1951 before a 2005 11 6 .647 43,600 2,565 8th full house against . The Panthers won 114-71. 2006 4 10 .285 18,600 1,389 - Seventeen NCAA regional championships have been staged at the Owensboro Sportscenter. 2007 13 4 .764 33,450 1,968 - The largest crowd ever to see a Kentucky Wesleyan game at the Sportscenter was 7,500 2008 14 3 .824 29,300 1,724 - (standing room only) against Louisville on January 8, 1964, and Evansville on January 13, 1965. 2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 51 Athletic Staff Dr. Cheryl Gallup established an athletic merchandising 1999. He also received the Warren Berg Award, program, organized annual athletic department presented to a college division member who has King fundraising events plus other fan participation made an outstanding contribution to the field of activities. He expanded the Colonel Sport Radio sports information, in 1998. KWC’s athletic President Network, placing football and basketball games publications have won 30 CoSIDA awards, on two cable TV stations and two internet outlets. including 20 “Best in the Nation.” He also has Dr. Cheryl King begins his received awards for writing and publications from first year as president. She is A native of Roswell, N.M., he also served as the CASE and the Public Relations Society of the 32nd president of radio “Voice of the Colonels” for baseball, men’s America. The Louisville, Ky. native graduated from Kentucky Wesleyan College, and the second and women’s basketball, football, and softball Kentucky Wesleyan in 1975 with a degree in woman president in the college’s history. The during his five seasons at NSU. physical education. Owensboro native previous served as the Study Director for the National Commission on Adult Before joining Nicholls State, Gallup spent three Literacy, an independent, blue ribbon board years as director of athletic marketing at the Bridget Muniz comprised of national leaders and experts with University of New Orleans. Prior to UNO and a Head Athletic the Council on Advancement of Adult Literacy brief stint with Golden Gloves Boxing, he was the based in New York City. Prior to joining the director of athletics at Texas-Pan American Trainer National Commission, King held the position of (1992-98), Lamar (1989-92) and Southern Utah Vice President at KWC. She was appointed (1987-89). Bridget Muniz (pronounced Commissioner of Kentucky Adult Education in moo-niece) enters her sixth 1996 and then served as Deputy Secretary for the Gallup’s athletic administration resume includes year as head athletic trainer at Kentucky Cabinet for Workforce Development. positions as assistant athletics director at Kentucky Wesleyan. The native of Pueblo, Colo. King earned a bachelor of arts degree in Southern Methodist (1983-87), director of media came to KWC after serving the past three years as education from Kentucky Wesleyan in 1970 and a relations and advertising at Wyoming (1981-83) head athletic trainer at Eaglecrest High School in masters in education and psychology from and director of athletic promotions at Texas-El Centennial, Colo. She is responsible for the care Western Kentucky University and a doctorate in Paso (1977-81). and prevention of athletic injuries for 11 education in organizational leadership from intercollegiate sports. Muniz earned her George Peabody College for Teachers at His career began in 1966 where he was the sports bachelors degree in exercise science from Fort Vanderbilt University. director for KDBC-TV and KROD radio in El Paso, Lewis College in 1992 and her master’s in Texas for eight years (1966-74). He then became exercise science from the University of Northern sports director at WMTV-TV in Madison, Wis. Colorado in 2003. Marisue Coy (1974-77) before entering athletic administration. Jean NCAA Faculty Gallup graduated from the University of Texas- Representative Dallas with a degree in management. He and his Saalwaechter wife, Sharon, also a Roswell, N.M. native, have Administrative Marisue Coy, assistant four children. professor of English and Assistant education, enters her 24th Glenn Young year at Kentucky Wesleyan Jean Saalwaechter begins her College and third as NCAA Associate 12th year at Kentucky Faculty Representative. She graduated from Athletics Director Wesleyan as administrative Kentucky Wesleyan College with a degree in assistant. The Henderson, Ky. native also serves as cheerleader coach. English and earned a master’s degree from Glenn Young begins his 16th Western Kentucky University. year with the athletics department at Kentucky Gary Gallup Wesleyan and 55th year as Joel D. Utley public address announcer and game manager. Director of He started announcing basketball games in 1954 Voice of the Athletics when he was a freshman at KWC. Following his Panthers graduation from Kentucky Wesleyan in 1958, he Gary Gallup begins his third received his master’s and rank one from Western Joel Utley has called the year as director of athletics at Kentucky University. An Owensboro, Ky. native, play-by-play for 1,350 Kentucky Wesleyan College. Young retired from the Daviess County Public Kentucky Wesleyan He came to KWC from Nicholls Schools after 35 years in July 1993. Young also basketball games in 47 years. He has the State University in Thibodaux, teaches in the education department and is the distinction of being the only broadcaster in the La. where he served as associate athletics director director of student teaching/field experience. nation to call a record eight NCAA National for external relations for five years. Overall, he has Championship games. The Madisonville, Ky. 30 years of experience in Division I intercollegiate native started broadcasting Kentucky Wesleyan athletics, including 10 years as a director of games in 1961. Utley is the dean of all college athletics. Roy basketball broadcasters in the state of Kentucky Pickerill and rates in the top ten nationally for longevity. His duties at Nicholls State included the He graduated from Kentucky Wesleyan in 1974 development and implementation of strategies to Sports with a degree in speech and drama. generate external financial support for the athletic Information department in addition to the overall operation and supervision of NSU’s 15-sport program. Director Since 2001, he has generated over $3,000,000 in Roy Pickerill begins his revenue and has increased corporate sponsors 38th year with the Kentucky from eight to 60. Gallup also increased booster Wesleyan athletic program. He is responsible for club membership from 90 to over 200 members the publicity for 13 intercollegiate sports. The annually and quadrupled revenues in the Colonel College Sports Information Directors of America Club. inducted him into the CoSIDA Hall of Fame in

2008-2009 Kentucky Wesleyan Basketball 53